https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-01-04.pdf b1b32e2f9de124582fae7dff8b880027 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4,1871. VOL XV. DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS * CAPS. GROCERIES, *'• ssMsiiasy^ BABBWA1B! ■ifa 'lilB KE FT Nor is ths moral aspeei Joao ad rap. OmilfalWH ussfsjrs the deck i» naturally rnorn jaded by hi* rwithltoi.rit end tlie uncertainty of M* porideojodbs too frequently flas -fc *timnla.it* to roiaxx tua wearied raetpet. To him tbe ball-toofa aad .tbe theefoe become in time almost a ins Mitie.; ksoa. STOVES- who attains waolQi and ;«»»taM, tee maehanim w*curo tbcao fatoto* ble reMiIte. , Wor most wo omit to noticebow moefe CM-T frequently lb. letter eettlee CarW cm dork stand before the people of BARRY COUN 11 aa Ihamnioii of Low Prrices. forget that s very 1*rev miuorlty of the Ataerican People .till bold tn their In- toMNte tobfc* ufaMtfier fanusd sad bi neenmerily cbauos a wife who tno0 readily yumtl.iei het taotae to him—I J»1M< TWtar fa rsMg ric. 1 fnllr spprveuttetiic da.p'ratton where­ with all tbe warring atemente ot hatred SSsgSE the W and deoghtare to to edaeatod m to what i* ahrny* igaaraat aad bej hind the eg. Bet the question is whs! paper to taka. Ike beet at eoeree Aadtkfkui aqpsrpsA&M - lAv Nfote y Jfisli/s. m Us Dmon Peer. How ena we prove thief Ta. J’oer, although not yet fire Venn of age, Ae. Ifo rirrefafaM if an, Mni, raUnJut - Jf-Ay-a Thi, no( doubt that local succeedfaetlluteil by Itepubltoan foods and dlroeuMom. will I ■fair, the charging ixM with a •anguine hope ol victory, .ucba* nerved tt la pal forth Re wUnost strength in tbs earUer rtngoo of the contents of itotand 1998. Yet oar faith ia dear and strong that the American people ebll Mm* Ood that, on the red balUe-Oehto ol oar tale Civil War. tbe Union vm upheld and --yvd. —. aad —- will «... Tax I’oer m IAs Urfad A—ide—s ■Slavery Oeslrey never hub ooo Jeoifa that the proetous Mend | paper ■ (As 8UU. It fsnushs. more HASTINGS DRUG STORE -, It oppose. Indtoolnble Na GROCERIES PROVISIONS, SCHOOL BOOKS, Very Cheap I SCHOOL BOOKS, Establishment. GALLOWAY’S NEW BLOCK F> on fro tn fcorteen to foureererahbU on their lombX they di*d at Last of TOiampJ Frcci the day of birth they are stuffed -W.bmgMUO. w- tari with food, choked whh pbyaic, splash rd A. Im, I With water, enflbeated in het rvotna, end farmers, merchants, produce dealer*, ra, Win. stmated ia bedetothss. 8c mark for in­ end buaiaaes men generally, ft n an indoes. Whoa penaitiad to faeith* • valoubU feature f^Nul rare is taken ' "Wa'U carry with mail through lh—, sad ! breath of pure air once a wook in Samto report area rataly aad fuHy. up to the —and ones or twice during the colder laet moment, ell Aew oU/crwy. -er. reej^h^ only the nose is permitted to ' 'When ’ er ia all the faml old year we've ia» in each leene of Tin Wnxir Peer, ’ yMv into dsybgrht A little later they . thoogbtXor spok. ends* ’ ! for the benefit of the farmer! and oounare scat out with jx* dofaae at ail on th. j •Well keep Urn mammy bright to guard , Home Industry by dteerimlnating du­ I try mercbaata. | parte of the body, a hich ouet need proties on imported Ware, and Iibnau* i Tn* Wtuir I’oer u made op with o«r heart, aad tongue ia this aeutlal to the rapid, benlBcwnt dlrttson . the most careful attention to the wants of ‘When ia the thorny path of Ufa us tectwa. Bare legs, bare aruu, {are nocks, girted stidefiee, with an inverted , •f Production la all to ph nail aad de­ ■Met the peer, appreeeed. umbrella to ooU«< the air and chin the | partments. end ao to the Instruction ot our people In all the gainful arte ot other parte of the body. A stout, stroag ' Peace, wo urge cor countrymen to ad­ *aaa goes out ia a eohl day with giowe* | here to and uphold that pulley. la UBand urerooat, woolen stockings and i doobuag kith that the true Internet, n<4 thick double-soled boots, with cerk be­ ot o clean at a section. bat ot cacti wetian aad every iIsm, te Lbsreby eehtween and robbers over. The aune day -<.vd rrsxoxs, served and promoted. a chtM of three yeuro old, aa infant of Tn Taucnts class to be proemlnentdoeh and blood, and bone aad ccms&nly a Asasepaper. lie rorrwpandrnte 1 tfaa, goes out with a^om u thia as pa­ Bcoujkt t* Misting* cheer to brighten up tWr way. per, cotton eocks. legs uncovered to the The Markos in Full. And thus enjoy our fortune more by knees, neck bare—an, exposure which The Choices! Editorials; giving pert aanJ-Y’ would disable th. nurse, kill the mottor The Best Correspondeneo; And novae over woods and laid the outright, aad make the father an inva­ Tlis Cream of Latarature lid fee wweka. Aad why I To harden saovi, a white abroad lay, Beaido thio, it will nxttaia Fall and day’s MMiialiM advices from Europe Original Fashion Report*, far both La- W« bid tfejM.M famwwQ -A than to a node of fauna which thoy aro never expected to practice. To asen*by Cable far mor. than oar eaUre re- I dus and Gentlemen, written —runRy celpte fur Ab. Inane In which them ad-, ' for ite column* by the beet Fashion Reton them to aa exposure which a doeen vtree reached ear readers. If lavish ' years later would be ooosid—wd down­ aoUsy. unelseylnr vigilance, and ni> right foolery. To rear children tiro, for bonaded faith'n the Unerallty aaJ die tbe riaaghter-pea, sad then lay it totbe cwrnmrnl of the reading public, will ew-' HTA spteodxd A—tswot of OOP-! able no tn make a journal which hae no Lord, ie too bad. We Aoa’t think the Almighty had any handin tL FIN'S AND BURIAL CASES, on beyond diatnte 71 kind. A GOOD HEARSE Fnrsudied ever pebHehed in In ad ditea to family journal, newbie per pnated poloualy ryeasi ai RELIABLE PBOMPTNEHS AND DIEPATCH I»ffns. Tn Peer w Ate oteapwf beevt: The -wfeofe uninne of God. spreading out ite opleudon and termefa pleading their attention, aad they' wonder “where Mr*, ffamabudy got that diviae ribbon oa her bona.tr <Ifa.> wheie world of literature, through it*, thoaaaad trump, ot Utoo, adjuring theta to regard it. garnered .tufa, of rauciun. Ite editorial, an dulingufebod for aad thought, and they tteek Si's highj their ability, wit, iadu*iirnaea bolds am time. If John intends to marry Luty, far him to pop tbe quMtma!" When, I and aupuim. From ite birth, it has And let a* make st ouc«* this pledge and to b. auro, thu frippny io spiced with si little envy and malior, and prepares' Mt wait aw,j. • •tradilr adhered o th. right, the tenth I sraa!l duhee of scandal and nice beta of , the test interests of the people. On all detMetion. it becomes endowed with a the great Usussthat have arieee, <t Am •light vaoumous vitality, which dorw I afe-sy* Ar- a e^eatAr r»ykt nU It diaeue- ■‘What'w of 01 the old yw bold ve’Q proOy wall, ia tbs abswaos ot -ml, tn | sre none bat lire aad it Ur carry on the machinery at living, if not । proved a safe aad aenaibU loader 01 the reality of life.—£ P. ZTA^b. ia oar feoa* «ua yner the public opinion. It hae no • azv. to ' "»«■ onm bwUs^tMM. | 1 grind," and no “political slates" to carry. I “WWX r-4 .*• bou,1 It is entirely .free front all Miqaaa* whai'M w^pwo^lr-^ , ' “ring* and offioe-haaiiag combiaadeM. i Hear, it is bold, independent. Bad al- -We*n treomre of the old year’s good end add them to (ba ae^, i ware interesting -Wtafer «f hate, m-ik - -ru SCHOOL BOOKS. Job Printing iags cun lire on such meager faro—bow I routinuo eristenre in such famine of toI jscs and on such a short allowance* oi : setae—is a great question, if philosophy J'ro watebed with (<ide oar village could only tearoh Hout. AU wo know Now m 'vo bad l^i yvwr farewell Bad n. yueAfy y 4* <*Lte Aste y any fof*' » lit Suu Every wntnee and paragraph it prints ie eurofully edited, Ulna remember Him, to whom oar thank* Me ever dao ; ' br a corps cf the ableat writers esn Ite utmost to hasten the glad day when I ployed on any journal ia Michigan It WeMoeper but with Hi. epn-ot. v» llio boutb shall vis with the North In , pay. the largr at rau for neve and for la^bfabyEMpownr, eiultaUoa aad gratitude ovu the dlsap-: editorial labor; aad if restate* ewrv cm Without Hie aid oar wart U vote. no pearnnee of tbe I mt trace ur taint I fern say Mn JfUe. of that spirit which impelled Man to Uiln arrn?U PRINTING BOWKE 1 fhuu. Tax*.- Of all the axpsfa—it* i make a heart lean, (bo brain gauzy, aa to thin life down fain tbe ronautenfa < a aunbrie kerchief, tbe mast aeccueafi it the fettle talk and tattle which, i FURN'l- John Wolf, THE LARGEST STOCK DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES. ^ROCKERY, BOOTS, SHOES, [n||(0[fi H II DfflH M STORE I Z.V A.» anywhere in the Estate, foI tm THE BEST STYLE taiie nr foods aii Frites, ai« will warrait SatisM® W A.S’ TED! ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY COUSTY, For w hieh the Highest Market Price in CASH trill be Paid. HA!HA! H, A. Bub ell. taees i-d nat ia the sroowmddfariUdteU^ Go there tor ywtr GROCXRIBBt CHOICI Witfafart teerici. CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS, CORN SHELLERS, THE GROVER A RAKXR fittj ut OnaBmi Priitiu, SEWING MACHINE. DalLT Txibckb, Mstl Sabecribera, »io . &CO World Mower bn, M gatMMMfa rivu toptaear over, >J snah; an extra copy will be sewt for every club of ten cent for at ‘ScxtssiSir’ and Reaper, Yovx. ftnot-lbeJaaaary No-Ur nrta fare UfagI b***W***; ot tie Imifana. an MmAto. fat ----- ---------------------- --------------- rso-^-u ■ yMth.fe veey briHiaat. “Mj UMfa> ’ W.«V . «UL 1, >M<, — , ihar of “Chwgiag Bane" Jgj~Dafall ton, BALL, DODGE, and CURTISS’ PLOWS. Drop. Cultivator*—in fact, everything In the line of » ki'iMiminr nartaae. ia maeb 1 reaHy iqpfieail Michigan Jxchang. �-mg tbo meet grataaque featura* wnaginab e. From *wrr p rdon of the 1 upper axtrfooe protruded thaw odd little । on atures, aad a perfwd swann of xniaia- 1 ’ tore yuuagttom. Over th. oM Ud/s 'interrate of growing commonwealth/ The happy reripient of this unique, ITS PLATFORM j The atteadaare at the Toaeber'a Cunvsu prerant was our, village school trarhra,, REVENUE TARIFF. ! boa was as noticeably large a* that at ■ “'•d you may bo rare he enjoynd tbe ■ th. Buperatteodeta. u><wta« wresutAlL "Ml^J-” j .1.. ’ \!t. Use maetiara, however, i&ejfon* . 8dlt»th mornb« wjtreter preaefo-d Bren"devoid of infen.;, iad -grv’. Js I « discourse an the erent aad the sur-1 InerJuse of number* wuuH haw Udad 1 rounding rireuntstaaoee of WBrSavior'*. birth. By the w»y. I tx''° noglocud to W»,T. Wiura Fxut the foverito an at Wootens MfoMgaa, « Boater for u yum from the 4 th of Mareh 187L Dwand the gravo apses to receive theta.— OfVtimM in the Uiadnees of oar damme we wvah that •• miglit peoetreto the iuy»tori«a of the future end reed coming ttB-rimin!, from t&f test to 0m last events, yta truly, ae BeOmnrey besortitlfoiighLu taken aorto tbs gosd town- folly a xprraeea it, “if a veil toterpora. Uidiehod, aad no jiwrf methods are uBd® • <^.OMi'ireyShM(»wo Undly tonaT.____ Li <ta»of foug eetri^shte! u.JffM. HOJY. T. WHITE BEERY wuMrtohk .Uevsuisui A.i . t JfOJIfIMi ® res r,-& j ditiiafafohad ability, great energy, dih- neera-aeA faithffrlnrw in the discharge d u. sa* —a tkcMcU, a. miliar with the wuate ofour State. That ho w® water upon the labors of kie new poritioa with the tame dotormiaod real, TU untiring energy which has mode him To Buy the Best and Latest Styles! their alfovisrttana: and a grief ud ntdiM Aii- k’iitt >y MwolatioM which had actboMhopefo'l a fan. CM WedMMday srraaiag the Republi­ can Senatorial Casein was held, and nsvited ta the Mofamtion of T. W. Fbut, the preecat able, nfflefoci aad de­ cidedly popular Roprewtatatirn la Congreea from this District We appends brief synopeis of the pruaeediagam th. wawus vs I1SUC meat or personal Bia robbery; a thorough eerrite, that (hero ou effictency in tfia asta..„„. U1 w Govkrnmrut ; a retans to specie pay­ menu by the witwHutten hr mstoSal ‘'“m nt*T P*«’b»ok» under the op -r . »— hocking tew; anOa meat useful totire mpfi when he vrives at matareyrarx - Runding Inftts Should I <rfth. pM_ tretainmg leMUO, whwb have Ltaght touch scaentifi.- truth*, cud not bo Clk-1 a»d with our ttarwu tet Eke a font wBfrwrtr rhntotied! rimpaddy, aad' ” *'"" ' I F.—.:—“ . ■’ •• wre-suiE IAIC l H.I.. StilVxl daeUniatkiu. ITtyswJugy, book­ ' or booksAn4,rtCa'1 "* f'*e*5“ m®«3Xl»«e keepsag aad hiatory. should be taught TOTUEFAR51ER. in every echoed, aad made interretiegby allotted to u. by a wise Providence To •l*cU1 ’**“’■ “ contolnlng tbe pemtieat and frvnh iDtatratfotai iiriely, the Otd Year wo bid a lasting farewell. Sk^s. *i!£^H,m,bo rvLatlnu to the tte srijcnl should be * IHilo wurld, uu'd ‘,y,-rHE Garden, and the It can never eomo back to ua in time or ts t ABUE j the condition ot tbe crops ia the pupil go out from. U trefaaf for tlw eternity, oa earth or Wxheaven. Ansdb- all ports of the world; and a oircfully nctualites of foe life fiat awaits him. or pogo in the volume of humaa lifo » • Tba^reai.ii whfoli railed forth thn j meet dte-u-sion, and ibirh wiU' proba­ bly result ia producing thn most Mxuible amount of good, gas iutnaluscd by out up>ta ite aoriaoe in shining or oom- ; Uie report of the .^cma-Uew npposnt'-d bro linos will live on arsl on end their io-! at the Grand Jfopich meeting to prevent fluao- forAeal ur war, will tinge the , To get the Best Goods for the Least Money REMEMBER ! EMPIRE BLOCK, s. ■ Corner State and Jefferson St. of Branch, ehoe I flMnAwji. Xapraeantotive Gray, of Newaygo, and Senators Janka, of 8t Clair, and Barber, of lataa. were appointed Trifon, and the work of balloting vu at oaoo proceeded c. taring of every fetcre page that hu- ■ wih. Tbe folio wins ia the result of the bcoka." The couimilice, rousistiug of Vanity shall engram with the roc-rd J several ballots: . . of' B*rry, aud '' lt> .ufforiugr and its ar<«npliahmente. '. . / Latta, of Allegan, Paliprr, i FVWfofW—Ferry, 30; Blair, BO; J. ^"heeler of Weak tone w, ----------praeeatud an ’’ Farewell Old Year ? We drop a tear, [ ?>aU| E«tM>. M. Howard, 30; W. A. Howard, 17. array of facta, truly orersriiehnlng, ’| not of rcgrvt—that thou bast departed, Whole number of rotas Oast, 97; neons| .bowing that th. present provision of but in tender rvnienibriuicw of thy days sary to .fort, 4®. (There are 27 Repub! our statnfi doiigncd tu tocuN uniforms-,,। rlisckcrol aS they hire been with |iain Lcan Senators, and 71 Republican tnra, ty ia wholly iuoi>erto^\ ami that on- <' and ph<e*are. failure and snreeas. upon . repuag in the Union Bslsools, where th- I| thy suuir-wreatlred tomb, thru with a dint- a ebrery glow, bidding defiance I trustee s have been fordhd by tltf pressto the stubborn aad persistent efforts of । whi»|«rrvd prayer It strength we turn • ure of dreimstnnrei t Jtnke aclioxs, tai-, (away ar.d with a Birdie ca our bps and j From King Yas, “Hafyy New Year'' |fanaity doos not exist, ^vea in name. (courage in nor hearts, greet the newaad the jmghngcf marry belle, aceomTMUUFerry, 87 ; Blair. 33 ; J. , Michigan has b -coraoa mine of wraith ( panied by the joyous merriment of the for ail the book publisher-, who HteraBy lhy l>ar,JeB o{ Ulsoml unrulers, seem to th ro w bask the sound of M. Howard, 1«; W. A. Howard, It. twk'’1’ "f «hn l-'oj'V and . aatsvipatad sorrow*, snsybap thou bear mirth which ell nature has conspired, ( FewrU Uiti—Ferry, IT ; Blair, 40; • J. M. Howard, 15 j W. X Howard, &. 1 rat ia thy bosom joys that shall dieriate JVU faUri-Forry. 41; Blair, 4>; J, ; every grief and jiisrs that shall reward ' crery laborious effort. At least wo hope . M. Howard, B; W. A. Snrard. 4. _ , and hotline toil, confident that wkatevxr i S-U Mfe-Feny, 50 : Blair, S3; J. There are. in many W «ur .ejtotds, J came r«/rettr of all earthly af- | M. Howard, 4. Mr Ferry having received a mgiarity of all tbewia. cut, >ae umijBaifti “Hapfy New Toaso-'MMg may they ousdo and ga with aa much of pleosnrr and Uttto of pria, w this of 71 dimly farariiadowiag to ua the eternal holiday beyond the river, whore ^Jiauure is unwbpee duration is maaourod a 4 by the transieat fight of moments, nor of years, bxtfby the eternity of heaven. ptahday tUrt^biramlldofor u. what is b~t and' . I--. wla{ will contribute evcntasJly to our| |PRESTON & BROOKS! Office over Grant A ITiillip.* Store. Hssruros, Mtautr. REMOVED New Advertisements. To tbe truest good and His greatest glory. r [We very much regro that the fore­ Benator Wilcox, of Ixmawee, and going cvtnninnicatioc came to hand, too R^wsresilutiia Rifcrd, oF Heinen; wore I late for oar hot iaane, M it would bars appointed a committee to writ upon Mr. been pocwliarijr appropriate for that No. Ferry aad invite hie praanc- in the aeni A good article, however, ia sever <nrt of rtis. They ahortly after reteraed, hav­ beeoam inevitably and ns a means t& ing that gentleman in charge, who was acenro tbe notice of du> Legislature pe­ >laic and therefore wo proaaat It to oar ' rvadesM U this time.—Ea.) received with great enltairiai, aad titions are to be circulated all throogb briefly addressed the cuneus in tbe fol- the State, asking that acticn be taken in regard to the r«y taportnts! matt, r? Every man whojtai to buy acboul books ' sbocld sign tkG [Mtitfoa, and thus help ' on one of tl;e cxsix needed refonne Con­ nected with our aeliool system. This i. j cituaont 11,750,000. the people's meoaxtre and they should A eait against the Erie railroad two' . see that it ia nroujptiy attended to aad i pics four hundred pagva (•n the first ef Nov. Sing Sag roataiasd 1,209 mu virts, ’ The l*it«iihtat for the ensuing year h L- W. Brown, of Wayne; Vian Fred- • doata. Jahn H. 1‘idmcr. I’. A. lAtta end E. Mudge. Secretary, E Willard, at uforturad annually ia 1‘ariy Maine. • Monroe. Tn*surerk H. B. Falfoea, of 1 Omaha oflera half fare tickets to aad 1 from church on her street reilwayu It ia a matter of ragrat, awl the Rfcrtc ’I Females nudibig to qualify tbeowalvee ia mah -Jsa loser tkereby, that the Sa-'I as nurew should apply to the Uriveraitv. jerriaoes of wml oouat>'o»' Uro pc*. j An Irishman bearing that all fleeh is “itted many cxuollaut men to b« coiled gnu-, inquired if hay was beef e-Ze-awW. Oom tha*up*winteadcney tu take charge ' A ealfi th’m« incatfoi chi, giro a pint 1 of milk daily, and fo uu tsUibuxm xa ’ New Block, C onfectionery. LASSES ST»«( THAI Scientific American ’ For ISJli- .’ - B““ ETtel mmim XOTIC’E OF ATTACHMENT Ow* *lauA Itaith A ' foreeliCtowwa'i'. COMPKTITIO1W. j rnrricFH ucgai. blaxkx j}Ukinn>k ikl Iteugirt. t adds length to du. day. of man: it ia a tunic aad sheald bo iodnlgedia freely. dfo Jobbers, if that's ae, the Laugh­ ing Hyina shuul lire forever now. ' Mr. Ycruag. of NcvKOatlf, Eos raised two crops ot tomatow bam ano aet of CARRIAGE FACTORY TU fang loAkril for, and long desired baS for otjr new olnu-di has arrived st M Umade its ndrant Friday evening the 23d last-, and occasioned modi ex eitemrat and mxteh rejUriag, auS «x<> BestlndncssentsT THE MEW TOtl METMMIST �thsrein of our LcgUature, that aa era go liraent bo made to OOX School Law; so that a greater uniformity than now exists, can be secured in the lists of the ' sclmol l>ooks now used in our district school*. A person who hae never stop­ ped to investigate this matter, Is but lit- ‘ tie aware, what a burden our schools 1are and hare boon a great many tragic stagger under, a very mountain of books, 1narratives before the public some of all at them good enough perhaps, but so which are of wonderful age and world­ many are they, that in.tee.l of being ’wide notoriety. Ihnminant among thtoe aids they beoome impediment* to tho 1are "Jack tho Giant-Killer," 'Seven at a blow," "The Brown Dwarf and Moth­ er Hubbard’s Dog." There ore highly tod in our rural district*. ■ ICMICMI CEITRAL R. R. Grind Biver Valley Division It ia do uncommon thing to find in a ; school, five or six different kinds of Rre- See I phico, their numbers are ahaosi enough j to stagger belief. As a result, in many Why, up mit Mare Allen, he has got j of our district schools, no clasuficaiion somesobigpr as this never res by two , rcanbemads^ fur there are as many or three several times by deader. ' rliqis as there are scholars, no progresa i can bo made by tlio pupil that ii worthy Foa Bata.—I offer for sato—" Dirt | of tho name, and last but not least, of Cbmp," the inside fixtures to the store I tho buying of odwal books, there is no occupied by Barber 4 - Bailor, immedi­ end. Every new teacher wants u new ately after their remora] The whole book, is a phrase that has been uttered embraces counters, shell lag, drawers, j thousands of time* in our State aad is desks, ete. Any one deairiag to fit up a ; altogether too true. store of any kind, will do .well to giro. j A politicnwiil soon bo in every school me a call, for it will bo sold fur less than । districtin Barty County, and we liopo lumber prices. Call an or address ■ that e-ery teacher' school uffirer and|>aW. I. F. Huts, Builder, rent trill sign it Let ths people speak 1 by thousand, in thia matter, and their An. Michigan OLD, RELIABLE DIRECT ROUTT. voire, will bo hoard and hooded. , Too much praise cannot bo bestowed ' Oa tho men who have commenced thia work, and wo sincerely hope that their efforts may be'erowned with suecesx "Gat 'an Fix re, oa itcv Naw Ora." ' —Those old eouchre, sofas, sofa-bottom­ ed chair*. divans, tete-a-tete*, or any thing in the upholstering lino, cun be re­ paired, and they will look as nice as new. lean doit, and on reasonable fl::: dehrered her Lecture upon Woman's Bights and Ihities, at the Court House on Tuesday evening last, to a largo and appreciative audn-occ. Mias V. ia an anergctic and eloquent speaker aad drew* strict attention without seeming effort. But, as ws kept no notes, wo shall not attempt to give ersn a synopsis of bar discourse, and had wo note*, without tho ability to write out the lecture in full, we should fairto present it to our read­ . A Depot of the G. IL V. Div. of the Everybody. M. C. IL IL is wonted down town. Calculating to ksep a diary, or pare A good Sowing artesian [well on the book can find a choicu selection at J. P. site where they ore drilling. Roberts * Ou’s Drug Store. State St Asornaa Warr—A steam fite engine, or Holly Water Works. ers in its true and interesting Ught is not to b> denied, say what we will of Woman-* Rights Women, that Miss V. made many palpatilo hits, and addu­ ced arguments to sustain her cause, that ora not easily to be overthrown. Tbe speaker not only talked freely ' day tho —Id Lost. The Calendar ot coxes ■ upon the rights and duties of her own ecx, Lut in a lady-like manner jogged will be quite large. the rlbow of the masculine fraternity; Tas Engine at the artesian well is I showing in n clear and i«rspicuous man • kept fired up, and it looks as though ‘ ner, that llieymct only Asd rifhit, but something » aa going to l>e done. I that they also hJ dalsa to perform. In showing up the two sexes as they arc now constituted, and especially as constituted in fashionable circlet, she I was vary happy and amusing. The young tobacco-Rjvurf about to deposit his Dtnrmx—Hou. Daniel Striker, first vote, stroking Ids sparsely - settled Hon. IL 1‘. Cherry, Hon. R- J. Grant beard and moustache, was g wd; end sad a host of other notaUos from Barry the fashionable lady that placed thread County, deported Monday tor the Capi- • in her wrinkl--* before painting, was ex­ cellent, and presented in fine style. In short. Miss Victor is a lady qf fine cul ■ Oca printers have all enjoyed the bol-; i lure and great ability, and her Lecture idaya by having “good times." That accounts fur the delay in our paper this : number of Cutters and Sleighs this son. Good sleighing makes their ti lively. Peninsular Railway. tSlDTl aur. r.ir mi.’i warr. ii Gn“: WWTi MICHIGAN soram RAHIAT FOR ALL POINTS EAST A WEST. thorough and practical book keej>er Wo Ma. Faaxts of Jackson was in town arc personally acquainted with Mr. B. Monday endeavoring to organise our i and know that ho ia fully up, and even nmoteur singers for the celebrated play beyond the standard in hia profession. ; He beiieres strictly in tho double entry system. Not being fully acquainted with this system wo hare had occasion to call on him ecveral those, while doing Ws would call attention to tho adver­ tisement of “Gies' Ex tricolor.” Wo have business at Charlotte, and. aven here, to tried it and must certainly say it re­ help us “post up" and in every instance moves /ratting ink without leaving a things were sot to rights and our heeds made “ievel" in a very short time. stain. All druggist* sail it His instruction* are so doer, hie illustratons baaed on such strictly scientific aad practical principle* that tbe moat the other day destroyed tho interior of stubborn can see clearly into the myste­ Perrin's Bank. - The books were saved ries of Dr. aad Or. of every busine** roand the safe and money came out all right. Tho building can be repaired. jj In April 1863, Mr. Brown opened a ' Oce Csaxita boy dosirre us to express hi* thanks to £o«e who eo kindly jkttchased hie New Year’s Address. He bopeatboy msy hve to enjoy many "n*Pf9 Nrr Tears,'’ aad receive * via. it annually from the Carrier B<iy of the • ’1"‘nJUl<l> cL*u<odo»ruW“^111»rr far the Itetret Improvement* tn tho*. Others contain instances of uwxumpled daring. Aa fur instance in the tale "Seven at a Mow," the brererr of the little tailor ia unequalled, and what trtmendoua courage wm displayed by "Jack” who slaw ths Giants. From tho brought out in ell its native vigor and bounty. Many preaago* are noted for their pungent perapicuity. It is psrhapo a little curious to note that tho greet Srtioa of three writings are in hem­ med reran, and here it is that mecomjeritivn ho* received its high­ est polish. But our limited space Dem­ ding," and “Simple Simon." Three and many others of thia class have been eel to muaie and occupy a loading place among the finest operas of thw Old Mas ter*. They exhibit the broadest humor twenty fine cagravings; and thia ia only a sample of the Rcaxt1* usual contents." But, whether tho Resat t*ys it* pub­ lisher or not, it must pay those who who take and reed it; henre we adriao our friends to subsroibe for 1871. Its inducements to local agents are the class, vis; The Canine. This-class is altogether too lam to allow us to particularixn. We will simply state in oonclusiou dint three vary in length some being originally short aad others long, though in the hands of severe rrdwt ma- Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets df every description. form clubs for the Reau, should at once addreee D. D. T. Mooste, 41 Peek Itow, New York, or Rochester, N. Y. Wo hare special arrangements with the pubhsher by which wo can furnish the Born sad JCrer/s Jhrrf j¥re.rwl- January number tho Aiferiw eaten upon a new volume and a new year. It would soom impossible to make a more valua­ ble compendium of fore gn current liter­ Enrrox or Bassn—Permit mo thro* ature than the Acbrfi has always been. tbe medium of your extensively csrenlatad and intelligent peper, to return thanks to tho Brcthenra of all denomin­ ations of the faith and Christian* friends, for the public testimony of their respect and esteem to mo, by the elegant dona- I feel honored by such a crowded aasrenblsgo of the infolligonl and highly roepectabl* inhabitants of beautiful Prai- I tender re*j>octful gratitude fur the arduous undertaking by our Baptist sis­ ter. Mrs. Benjamin, of Prairieville,whose Christian graces and works of lore fleer­ ing forth aa a refreeing stream “never which are American Humor, The Pres­ ent Condition of China, Bohrer's Life of Lord Palmerston, Tho Ban's Corona Bianca Capello, The Fiji Islands in 1868, 1868 and 1870, Ekotebre of tbe War, aniem,” making glad the hearts of all that she is lorad by. With similar re­ spect and esteem to thaw ladies kindly assisting and all that intonated tbom- generously carried out and I array ia Chicago rify has made my heart overflow with the tendcre*: sMidtudo for your high aad exalted worth “noble citirens of Prairierills." I feel myself unworthy of such grarimu feelings sopubMy uprereed. and deeply regret I cannot aoquiesce to the oaroeet invitation extend­ ed me to spend a season in your midst, in my humbin offoits to preach tho Gos­ pel of evsrlasting life, having made ar­ rangements to spend the winter in Chi­ ; Sot of Book* on the Double Entry *y»। tern for Saunders 4 Holm**, then pubEsher* of tho Charlotte ApsUfiMa. Mr. S. now sap: " < , “I would not take 8200 for what I learned ia the two days of Mr. Brown's labors in my office, and be cotspeDed to go baek to the siqgle entry system.” Mr. Brown can b« found at our Sanc­ tum fur a few days, and if any would wish to hare a set of books opened, or Ors Nashville neighbors still keep up any thing done in tho tin* it will pay tbeir focture*. Wo have this week print- 1 them to giro him a call before he reterns ad the b*De fe* a leetase to be delivered H. A. GOODYEUL dally, wore happily surprised to too our old friend, Ca/L H. Cabot make hi* ap­ pearance In ouy village last week. Ho dropped in upon us as smiling os ever and just as happy a*if bs never hadjbeen swamped in Lak. Erie. Many. doubtUm, road ia th* daily papers about th. and Pumpeii re though hr Lad jdayod tn them whoa they were thronged'sriih busy life, he can not fad of ferreting the subject with the greatest attrectireiums. The lecture will bo a rich treat, ani many will doubtless enjoy it was supposed that all were lost, but all Tax Tareexx-In another column ’ oa his boat wore saved by ths kind pro­ tecting hand of Prevrimoe, and the wiBbo fouadthePrapoMMof Th IWfeso, tho hading journal of tbe United faithful**** at the Steam Tug that cares Btetoa^thejmrr whtah asere lhaa te their rescue. But only a few miles Geld 4 Silver W.tchea Manutectams of department of book keeping in Olivet Tax printing and fiuiahing of Buwne, To tbe Bov. Mr Kotehum, Methodist College is one of the successful features Robinaou aad Bailey's block u progn-w>of the institution, aad should be well Pastor, I would express my ooteom and ing rapidly. Tho whole building will sustained. The department is under the gratitude fur his brotherly love at al) be ready for occupancy early in the limos, and in doing tho hoauraoftho village last Saturday evening, watching the old year out and tbe new one ia.— We should judge from the demonstra­ tion* that tho old year wvnt out with a crash, and the new one camo in with a Detroit & Milwaukee R R lie ar* thrown open and its inner life ex­ plored and laid bare. 801.0 contain lively d<liniatiuns at human nature lu­ terepcreed with powerful atroke* of the DICKEYfc BENTLEY, Sash. Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Kewell Posts,Banisters, staii Railings At, * NOTIC M. 9. Gt)O r> Will retire from the active dutie* of the firs, end devote hia time to closing up our books. itivdjr requires rlU usdMrtde theaamc by Cam or �BHF LSOXL 1HM ECLEi The Baronet's Son. : ‘ vidk’a -’ FLORAL GUIDE ■ For1 1871. -J. «QKd«ltb biood. ihitttag M* band in hia broast puckrt' Lowell drew out hie little water-proof j ERIE RAILWAY. 1.400 miles under NO tsilM without On" Management Change of tejochM. lowikr cxawimd th » wound. Il W ' bran made by aoutact with the akarp roric,. and even Ixwder jweive^ ite tor-1 Mzojir> gjivax-^BLK wucf irocnr NEW YflHS “If hetoraWdeod he anon wdl he.' KXtXX'TJU.Y. BOSTON, Rxk Wat to New Ydrk, 385 mile*, Buffalo to New York. <23 miles, Ihmkirk to New York, 460 mile*. (Tevetendtn Now York. 625 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y^ 860 miles, into th" wwtar. Pgra'-HttJe white he crouched on tho Uoaen in ausiwa-baitlinar ia tnay ba with ths better and aobler metitiota of hi* nrturu. • Al teat, with aaddeti ami abrupt Kealifaaaoes, hia Mod* stole into tti« brrart poekrt cfTrosailiaa aad drew out hia private note book: a packet of lottiTs mid a few trinket*. He eeeurvd these to&nug hi*'own wei gMuento. Their and Mt face hontenod.*and be luwlf*?*- NEW YORK OBSERVER side the lardy of hr* tneud and-rifled hie garment* of all that they contained,' i hestewing hia plunder oa hi* own per- YEAR BOOK AND’ALMANAC, warren menrogiMi. oe itau unoenasra a war of tbr countries tuclosing tbe Uedjtreranaan ttaa.hi camjaay with one of, tils late tutor-. Tt»f* tuntletnan being unexprctedly promoted to a prote~ rshin abandoned Trmllhtn Hasten. ’I knvfng hint to find anotherattraveling TO OA- ISSUED JAJiVAM Y\n. tan ROBACK'S | te dying or denji . aelf. This liken ■make my futtune____ _____ ____ » hyiM* F*1- .“4 ,—I r’W1' ••d hu aearvluug glancee iu an inland ; direction. A ughk *» from a cottage j window, glauuaariag faintly through the ( ' thick hue. caught bia gar* Raising Ira Toice, be called loudlv : Help! Hut there ' help " ' Th.- wind had abated, nnd bin cries rang out through the night with atartling rintinrtnsa* The light he had «wn mov'd aad disappeared A minute la- , ter amwering criea rem bod I-iwdrr’s I earn, end be Beard hasty atepp, and aaw ' tho opptnwhinp light'of a lantern, barr.o । tlATBfTBBtLT. livfain has tag fees* Mate la I ZVCPSfESaJ. be Cassii of lurry .•-! Mat Imn J.“»rvie of tU tUr of I ftetam. .a«!«ul. 1‘ltet ■SB *•*>•«* JMt M-I.nl a nxirttrsAr- - 37 F-rf Xaw. flu Tori BITTERS ssfa.'WE.Ta.x-'xt aan wrecked on tbe rock* 1 r ike ' kfro of Hiav.m, hasten 1" > The bearer <rf tbe lantern, atteoded ! by a male cotnpoaiun, camo ruaniag to ■ hnu, and was boon al his aid* The ennah. a graile abets campaaiec wae alao tHcOian. but evi-1 dentiy of romewhat higher degree Both wen all esotament. aatouiahment arid aympethy In m few words as jK wible Lowder told the ttoty uf ibaudupwrwek. and called attention to the taaaGmi of hia noble young employer. “ I think h’e is dead!" be said, is a • choking vein*, ^ "’l.'arry him up iii your cabin. Let everyth ng he don" that ran SIDNEY K. KORSK Jr. id, Hair Restorative fsisssuw MEW ADTERTISEflEXTS. 111K by teaching English, and the oa: iiMi upon tola companion In surprise and Lowder followed them, bewailing his lou. Tho above wo pub , Uah as a • [«< imcn chapter , but tho con­ tinuation of this story will be fonnd on­ ly in the N. Y. Lodgvr. Ask for the number dated January 7th. which can be had at any new* offioo । ' ' If you axe not within rwu o&e, you Cia'Mfe the E to you far out year by at 'fatten to Robert Bonner. ] Williant atrnet. New Yon. inure £br original.-______ _ _ . . any other periodical in the world, ill publish none but th» very, very Ita moral tone it the purnit, aad ireulauoa tbe large*! Everybody rbo take* ft b harpier far hating :t- 8 O’CLOt’K. „„ I S ALESMEN VANAED. /Ary .rre ns.nte UfA trifA toJ teilkoMl m-jorioaliny, liuu odoptitg lift, <Ac ear “f rrrrg My. PILLS BLOQl' deye-wkepar.; rh.nrd nt mty i atoev Ikr j rrtrcMe/y far For flair bfi lfrnnlati>\ EOTFS WASI-USG-IACH1NE, LATK.T M VCH IMHOTRIt—X!n> TO SFW Universal Clothes Wringer eflbrt. “lly hlbar baa a ward. Um dMVbter of aa old frtenil Ab I hear IBM wted shriek 1 The gate to tnorwati,l^Yee." aeaecltd Lewder. “AM Um TRY WKLLS’ Carbolic tablets, iScsssJsHig^^ SSL niCU-AMlI BFFEt. aSR* ';J|| ric"r. ieotom HbuM Oto- xTtas^-^stg. Utltali ■ CmkIui*, frss I«•*•«• MesraakM aa4 M GFTHJTC LT CLUBS & C. « A L EEWfflG Sa ih si Crjuuh itl.r Tt-fc “ —*rnflPM- AWaaw. AID and nralrrt In fVrfriifl SIotUAnet erery-irkerc. J FremoMt fe.&.Wark. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-01-11.pdf 9f40abd632b5bddfff52942e4a477a6b PDF Text Text 4199 �New Advertisements. F K EE! ■epee* apse lauds al any time within u" —’ V WATCH! tmertr own ooMMmiaaxBs. . d.naty cxmdtfe of tho preudTSefetarial nominee, two yean ago. The plan doubtless was more extensive titan fee garrulous etrickiaml aitpjweed, os the contest four year* 60m now will donbt- Tb* repevta from (Motto Gerfen .how that 2.500 German* drained for thia Stat, arrived al that port daring t»« flrat •leven mouths of tbe year 1870; of thia number U>" are reported a* havtng been forwarded directly through the *g*Mt St law aetheriaed^cto the State Commtasioote, white th rough be«n eteetod pnorl ttufog tU year* 1800 and l»70, by mease of Swamp Land gr.ote, 580 mlfas and "20 rods of wagon road* hara beeu felly constructed and th* wosk named; in addition to which, 229 mike and 807 rod* are nearly rosnpleted, but not suf- oastelly dMlared,_________ ________ wbelhar tbe .Uetiao of two Commission. era i* valid, and a* **rioua quretioe* are likely to aria* if m action i« taken. I re­ command lb* peesag* of aa act, similar to act No. 103 of T8C3, validating aad confirming said elaettea, if U shRifeteHi ly appear that, al tbe dste' ct btertion, such of eaid conn lie* eetttained a popcla ifaa of 20,000. dosinftilo to any but th* vury Bton. who .i*.W silUfpr 1 ted are least fitted to fill theta Wo thus JSTX’Vlto ii’u fully learn tho pl*u of 1868, by which ----------th* will of th* people ha. again been overiddeu and their choice defeated, but are at a caaptete'to** to reconcile it with the prafoasion* of *ooe of the gratlrtnra of ouch treachery, or our contempt for the bxti who can lend themselves tn such a work We by those matter* be­ fore tha people aad/ik with Dr. Fbh. FMorefemiegfar W*’ commend A NIUE WATCH k A Hunting Case Watc£ ? A SILVER WATCH ! A Raliabfo Waiqh 1 A GOOD WATCH! An American Wafab A WALTH-ik WATCH ! PRESTON & BROOKS! A Watch fur a G*atl<rman ! A Watch for a Lady ? Gold Chain for n Gantlonan I Gold Chain for a Lady ! THE PEOPLE’S WBKLY —_ .. an unpradanre to write it, for tha highest human inthat tha |>eoplo genuius cannut wholly protect us ngoinst ■' ‘ ' thierre Thus taking final leavo of this subject, I desire to avail mteelf of the xcasion ■ to tender my deep dnd hearty thanks to oil those honorabfa end h^minded mon wh» have so funselfishlv stood by mo in thia whole ebntost. Their Sternly friandahip 1ms end*arod them to me be­ yond exprvweian, and more than eotnt^nratwi for every tegreU X&BTIN BIAIR. Tn* reward for gutting five suocm*ful ■ oanvaeoere to work for pnraiiuma wMch will b* sent, to abow ciarua-tx will b* a genuine Laders, with ammnition for that dare of Mwawqrr r” . LAIfiEI STOCK THAI EVEBI ■ I reeommoad that aetbority be given "-to the Governor tn dispoe* of all ordnance ■ Tb* epplk-aut, ftr ftU j^rtinhn. tnuat sod ordnance stores that ar* of bo value to the Slate. onrliMo u letter from n jwoininent buai' Tb* expenditure* tf the Board danug nre* man of hb place that he i* COM­ wore 85,878 82, of wifeh I deem it my doty tn call your alien PETENT and TRUSTWOHTHY. Ad■" — ------- * in aiding tie* to tbe subject of the erection of a reodrts foe tolls in rorah-d 831. new CaniioL Tbe present Slate House , i 579 M; fa 1870, >41^42 30, ammmtfag was built Marly twroly-Kv* yrara ago, for tbe two jean, to <73,422 26. Tbe wben tb. State was coraparaarwly n*w. ' • toile for th. year 1870 were W.828 76, or with a popolaticn about asredwrlh as ■ about 25 per cent Urge: than for any pre large aa al tb* proerat tim*. and with I viotrn yntr: about oue-lwrlflli of tbe present taxable • peeiaUy to that pretion relating to tf;r I During the biennial period just past valuation. —VJ- — w PvyfeEi ■ ^mwMtowwa - -- I1.1---- Ji ow KwaI : the pier tm the north aide, at th* west end Tb* present building wu designated brought before the pubb.-, waa desirable written on a card, wr on- rent—he will bdreviori tnfeepewmar upon hi. dfo- .of ah* canal, bo* U*o extended thrr* I had not intended to take lor a temporary purpoe* only ; was poorly from mo. ■hsagi, or te hia fowdy daring hi. w built, and ia wholly tnsu&eteol in site and any notice whatever of these transac­ not havnto go to Europe fur an example. Prnvuiona, Earthan Ware, fiwomaat, a pswtof bd* eortongx. accommodation. «vea for th* parpuw for tions. Tho letter WM not written to tho The Canadian I'cataoffico Dvpartment u Notion*. . wbieb it u now used. • | public or for tho public, neither did I or cuKMiauios m xws KxaxxxasaBt 0* rvTbe Legislative halls ar* now small and 111 anj friend of mine have anything to do minion, where it is awaited with strong Bsfo. xreuksteTosr, sxn cXsxnsBU is- and general rrparre made over tb* wbolo ioeoarsaieut, without vntilalioa, end with its publication, and no nwpoaaibiliexptraaions of popular favor. Tho DeSlllBlfofn ; / j ■■ ' without necessary committee rooms. Tb* ty rests upon us for any unpleasant ntTho Boost of Cdmiaissionero for foe Tho iucrceaad besiaem oi 1870, war •d, thst hereafter aU elatote for bounty 1 Library should be steadily increased, but sulta that may flow from that act Jo inrtmetrf will fura jdt thecard*. stamped, 1 ' . ,1 .................. 1 tee parsoixalfy ITS oily one at a lung so­ and without any expectation of gain to say farmer year lets b* largely attributed shall foul be pererated to lb* Quarter ----- *---------- -vfforcd from the master General for examination, and, if fa' tfwsye’ •Bfiie •om ia es-vediogly (mall, and wholly deemed oorre*i.Mfora* may appear from tfit for that puqxe* ting it belter to th* reearde ia the o*ea of tb* Adjatoat Tb* building used for Stalo otteera ______ ____ ___ — distract tho IL>and Quartermaster Genmb, lb*y shall u likewise daeignod for temporary use, publican party by public oouiplninte. be traMtnitted, with th* propte c*rtifl*ate ■j 1_____ Tn ___ a— Il______ . Now. however, aumo my private oneof enlistment and credit to th* Auditor reejiondrnc-’ is, by tarcwcj and fraud, General for final examinauoa and adjust| drugged before the peoc^e. and my must maat, th* warrant for lb* amount claimed . ascret utterance* nsBrio public, I think it1 to b* w*Md by the A editor Getrnre) only ; II ■ aanlemplated to feepen lbs canal wbea Ute proof aball b* dear that th* ap- 1 right to Stat* tho wbolo of that corrnsso aa to increase tbo depth of.wslet to .plieant is Is^lly *ntill*d to th* mooay. j noadone* eo that tha stolen porta may fourteen foet. or about three and ooe-balf , tie understood end tho reqnnaibility for greakr attractions tbad heretofore. Ono feel deeper than at present; to ebsagv ; the whole may mat where it fairly be- ■' distinctive feature of tho □aiaxx is, tho Early in th*year 1889 I caused te b* ' the present sloping sids-waJIs, and make i longs. ! bright sharp way in which it it edited. thsrn Marly vertfate, by which means lh</ Ififed in th* Treasury Dcp*rta>*sl of lb* 1 It will Le rermembered by nsi st jxr- Every subject of [Opular intercut i* at width of the eeual will be incresaed mot­ United States, * tlalm asMtmlfog te *59, . *om faauliar with ear pabtica tltal in . ly fifty per cent; to construct aa adds- '098, for premiums paid by tb* Scala to tho Konalorial canvas* of two ymrs j| unco seised upon an* written up by tho I IL—ul —■ .t I—V- —— .LaLta A* 1recruiting ofirerr, for procuring men and . I Mr. Fmy, the present nucnibtx?, ana !' most cowpatent jaerenu. abovvi wstefl yafpMa of<100,n<X>, to be Be found in the full and valuable report tbu* now used, aad al th* head bf *l*h having them mastered into tb* United | myself were co-operating in an oHurt to Ttte Gxtxxr ha* gathered around itset of locks to eoeetra** guard <■>•*. to Siatreaenire daring tb* war. elect a Senator residing m tb* intani.r of *••!( a staff of tli* mnet popular wntcra Thrrehia beau received from th* United 1 avoid interruption of aavignlira whenever th* State, end of noceeuty to defeat tho ramary, during'th* _mr jik. The in every department, and it is clear that, While I may net be able to coiaaidc in ctdier lockia not fa cooditiou to be need Trustass aak for jfl£oOOfor 7«71, and all Urn view* advanced ia the report, 1 Th* appronriatiou already made will 1 l orry waa oauerieAly tmrent m life elLirt, |। every number is mads up with the tuno , the some sMaol £r TFT" to meet def.- deem th* subjects diaemeoci of such vital in­ be devoted to lb* Upper end at the canal, aod l certainly then baftsved was Bering terest as to mtrit, and I doubt not they removing the guard gate* from tbete |Wt*ingud ta/lh, oa 1 axreiy wax my wit. will rwoeivs, your earnest and thoughtful ■In purenancu of tho urgent request of Uiat geaUeuma. X w«at ki Laaaiag at tho Tb* rwudi*ina of *ounty jaito it gw O[x>n:ng of the aoaaion, where ho prom­ rally bad, tad ia many case* wretahed ised to UMwt cir. Un arriving, hvwsvvr, ■ magazinra to furnish tho public with the and daplurabl* in tb* extreme. I bare I found that Mr- Ferry was not there,'’ best selection they could make from such lice No. 38, Law* of 1889, tb* Board of long braa. convinced that they are bet , and there a ••emo! no certainty that he articles us were rent te to them for pub­ K rad. Suu Auditor. ba. mad* several efforts Read, bods cfvloa. They ar* need chiefly fix would be. Ufa brother informed us to bring about a srtllemeut of the claim th* detanlkm •!pereooa eharg* with crituc ! that tlie bunorablo gentleman was rick, lication. The day for this is past, and again* George M. Dewey, bet without Th* young, th* old, tb* unfortunate aad J [ but it waa soon ascertained that bo waa suecem I Kara directed th* Attorney ' ihe orpravad, th* ianoceulaod the guilty., I summoned by telegraph, in pinch event11' very difforchl duty toperfonn from read­ General Io enforce the claim by a fare are thrown together iu oc* eommoo roan ho would be there immediately. ing manuscript, and lulling out ths brat. closure of the mortgage without farther where for a longer or ahortcr tin:*, they ’ , lie must create. II* must map out th* delay. are deprived of all good itafcreee, and in Rend, ! style of magazine bo wish** to produce, Read, ■truefad by hardened rillianx in all mdn I ner of iniquity. ,. and then seek out ihe must mo»t compeTb* whoi* (yelem is bed, and if it clL 11 teat persons tu prepare article* upon not be abolished, it certainly can be im subjects ton which tho public desire to proved. The ysuug and tbe iwnoeeal read- This important ch*4ge in tha reshoald not be contaminated by fcrxd u-J. I,. & l>. REED, । i qtiiremwnla rt raagaxini' literature, Tax1 _ aeciatioM with tbe vicious, already steep for tbs purpoa* of aiding m eooauncting ed in crim*. The jail* should b* *0 coo and coinplstiag three works, 200.00U 4 Glu.it waa U» tret to iii***ra. if it did 1 M 'inter is comint on. •Irtsctad to prevent thia peoaueeaea* acre* of public lands were granted to the nut itself create tho change. .“ ~ Go there for a Cutter, tataroosrec, aad efrnrte ahould be med. to Stale. On the 18th of th* tame month tha farouhrtaploymentto th* inmate*. lam Go there for a Sleifh., of Ihe eyituon lhallb* jail*coaid be made Legislator* of tho Stale accepted th* Go therefor a Sled, to answer their proper purpose* Letter, Kt, and -onfarred th* lauds upon the Go therefor repairs, age Lake and Lake Superior Ship to a large extent be relet red «f th*ir de grwdia* tekdaaate*. if placed directly Canal Company, upon renditions and Go there anyway, WALTHAM WATCH GRICEIKS! CARRIAGE FACTORY £“?!?4S??,-±s±r‘ !““d Michigan Exchange. Go there just to see How cheap ho can get you Tbe poor are found in every tsowtry. ^W«q. W i« <<W. Aei *f Coagtite. approved July 3d, 18W, a second grunt of TOO,000 acres was tnad* for th* same nurpn**, and thia was ac­ • ha* done nothing in tb* 1 cepted by th* State in Ast No. 489, See State, ae w«ll u *f tb* United Stats*, is ■ in barzraay with tb* priaeipl** of oar Re­ way ef retaUiehiag atem-boasm. That •fan Levi a*T867. It will bw seen by the report, of th*) publican gov*rnm«it, and no Icngre di»great evil* exist ;n th* county poor bnuo* syntotn, cannot admit of a doubt. ofltears of lb* company, that th* 400,QPO : french is** a ra*e on aocowat of eelor. In moat easaa thi* to wot obargaahte to th* aorvw of land selected by th«ir agent* in-[' All men ar* fro* sod eqaal before tb* wantof humanity, bwt to lack of fafcrma elude many of the beat pin* and iron ■I law ; all alike ntitled to ehare th. priri lion on th* part of th* people aa to the real Ends in tho Upper Paninaola, and are . Jcgoo, tad liable to diatharge all the da­ y 1•onditioa efthfag*. and lb* serious de retiaisud as of very great rains. Th«a* . tie*, of rilisens. I easuiot but hsr* *xpre*e my regret Irate of tbe system. White a large pro-, lands, by tha terms of tb* Act Of tha Lag ulature, will b* “free from any tax for that Us smgla, disunte. and only prcposiuoo recommended by m* al th* extra sreteoe ia July ls*t, wre not by itealf tabiU sflM Ot IntremnM* dr <teb*ueb*n | ■ittod to th* dctartninaltoa ef Ike peete bad in mteV earn*daberod aad eikboth , pia, via: *» enable the svvual maaisipoL body aad mtod.ao small number are there sties to ratify rath railread aid bend* M rf a very diflbrvsit etiaraeter.and from very had breu earned *nd delivered in rood di&reet cuu^c. Ia all agas. both human! faith, before th* Soprma* Court had de­ cided such aid uneoasritalfoual. 1 w*re eonfrrrvd ctaim that they are not eootreetom far th* srmssraetioa of a pub­ lic work, but that an th* completion of tb* tonal lb*y wdl become not only ab*t>Inte owner* *f the 400,(XH1 acre* <w lead, but of the eanal ileelf. Tb* oaly groaBd upoo whiob itair claim to brad, is lb* th* foUogieg latter wfll abow : anne^. Vurr, Feb 22. 1869. Hon Austin Biair: Mr Due St*—Stare the great Sena­ torial coutaat, when our brilliant Mkhigander went up in a Alaas of glory. I’ Kara fait Uttl" in Ibo'spirit of writing. I On my wag home the next day 1 foil in company with Mr. Strickland, who bocamo communicative, and aloppad over under a little outside pressure, and de­ veloped to ma clearly . that tbu whole thing waa managed fa view of tha conteat two yean hence. Tho Ferry mun •old out for a cunaideraUou to bv paid the next tdoction of U. & Senator. -1 aaid to HtnekfaaA how will your (our) friend Howard regard thia election r Won't he feel a little nervous about his prospects ? Oh, aaid be,- it w under , stood that Howard stands no chance for j Jackson and Grand Rapid* Atif^'oKK warranted to be AH II EPREHEJi TED. lie m ember the place-at the Old Stand ofJ. L. Reed, fbot of Jefferson Street north of the railroad, Hastings.Mieh. J. L £ D. >CTD. Yours, vety truly. OfiO. W. FISH. The State Geological Board, under wbae* supervision tb* work waa to b* Alexander WtneboH, who had «fed the same port&m H the guologimt in.*.tire two* cf footer yeara. Tb* Director im mediately sstered trooo'the diacharg* of up a If^ufan, earriafe, cutter or sleigh. Z' arc now selling belou B’t! Btriekknd, and of which I bar* no copy exrej.t one mad* and certified by him with which a friond has furnished To Bay Every Description of Clothing, Cheap! the bargain mad* at Lanmng, a* de- ata (Hewarf) hM b-fi th. -W all the corrupt ring* hare; bwt while in his tantrum, tfafa twill I h. teik«d ogam* the omnibus hill and knoeksd r* To Buy the Best and Latest Styles �HlHU 8 O’CLOl ono-lmlf cents por sheet, or U12 in a round totaL For evsry one of tlrnee 20,800 papers the poor devil has to turn that munatrous wheel ten times around, ora total of 20M.OOO revolstfatel I | What D. D. will eay that oven tha De­ vil should not be pittied under soma drcumstaneM? But further food far your conscienreo. Evsry one of throe 20,800 must be maBod. and your poor tardy name must bo written! Only think ofour tired editorial ftngm sliding wearily over 20,800 names of persons who ait cocapteoently tipped back enjoying their papers, waiting tor tho ''by-aad-by'' to pay far aU this trou­ ble! But further, and Bare panto again. MICHIGAN CENTRAL ft. ft. Grand River Valley Division i-teittsr’H.wi'—-•~t lK>l litres piticq. Michigan Central R. R. L»uxa, JMQtty 10, 1871. Mr. & D. Dtoghtoa, editor at faImsiqg EyeMteto, has ho—sppnhtsdocsapiler of tho Lsgtetetire Manual, which Tax Bird's Eye View of Hasting* hap, bean distributed to the subocribere'of | that picture. It is a credit to tho publisherv. Mr. D. D. Morse has done a fins thing in getting up tote picture. suite lu s i ” J Zj_ZL. _ . ■ ■ rsaus ceesrot see ata,trastowr*ets. BsUtsCStek Devil, far ha must run kte devoted legs s over to the post office, his beak M rimes I bent under aa many twn-bnahal foods of ’ ■ those papers of dclinquonta. Msking In Battle Creek has a naw and elegant Ij' all—say, * j wiraoy of 10 mites. Now. funlicr suppose that you poor, ptotofffa, erected by J. 8. Upton, post­ master of tfatitevj.a^tfevaid to b<| ddiaMMt should journey iato foreign tho best qnejVflkr'State txoept thoro climes les ring this bill .unsettled —and erected by the tiensral Government. . again suppose you should suddenly take nek and die forgetting to name us in ^Tai rock at the arteauin wall waa your Will—(F) what then? Where j struck Saturday, at a depth ol 1UI fret. would you turn up? And where would | It proved to be only a strata of about ! our M00. go to ? We pot tho question two feet in thickness however, and they ‘ are driving pipa again. Tho driving is very slow, requiring aboM-100 blows per OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE tUMM, My held at the M. E Church, Saturday and Sunday, Jar. c ary 14 th and 15th. Ser­ vices to commence on Saturday at half past two o'clock. Rev. A. J. Eldred, Presiding Elder, will Im- in attendance. , b. L Hu>xx has concluded to evade life 100 ordinance by starting a temper­ ice saloon. Ho mores out of tbe bank We lay before our readers this week ' stare of any kind, will do well to give tho Governor’s message. It te a lengthy ma a call, fur it will be sold for lore than aad able document laid off in oonveu- ' ient departments with sub-headings, so lumber prices Cal! on or address W. 1. F. IIixs, Builder, jan-ttf Hastings, Mich. GCTTBG 01 CftM!. >. I GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS t Solomon L. Hyde, Assyria. Sidney P. Poole, “ Ephraim Follett, •• John II Tuekerauiu. “ Benjamin Hibbard. •’ Daniel Darte, " Melvin Williams, “ Wm. H. Lee, Woodland. Jolm H. Holmes, “ Joshua Martin, Castleton. Phillip Holler, “ L. P. Cole, •• David McClue, “ Jonas Rasey, ■‘ George Morgan, “ James L. Sisson. Irving. A- J. Walker, “ Simon G. Webster. Thornapple Joseph C. Bray. “ Senator Dexter has introdacad a bid to amend the General Insuaace Lew of 1 Referred to Committee on Judi- THE SHOT OUITU C8, Uftt mrrmar. M, M Ml UH, Window and Door Frnmes, Milk Safes, AGENTS WAITED FOB ? and'BeyeliMs of ev^ry description. The only contested seat in the House is the one occupied by fl. L. Boyce, of the Port Huron iDistrict. of St. Clair county. The contestant, F. D. Welk,; Tho faillire of the Home (fire) 1 nsurance Company of New Haven te giving Mr. Swinefotd has introdnroda bOl.to rise to ugly revelations in other cities, create a Sevoaieouth Judicial Orcrit; the Cincinnati Cimx4 publishes state- also, a bill to authorise Owooeo to vote GRUTSAYIIGTOaMKK thoroughly competent and wo trust and insured community, into vigorous pre­ believe our people will giro him a agita­ cautionary action. «On* company is re­ ble reception and enrourngcmritf. ferred to which paid out ten thousand bin te incorporate the Magnetic Miner dollars for managing fifteen tltousand Spring G.mpe-y, of Spring Lake; all Esuaexs, Cnaxent13,0 laraovxn.— dollars in ur- iniunis. Another is ullegod a bill to repeal tho tax on dogs; also, Tho Charlotte RtpuUitan has cume out in anew and revised Lew, chxngv-l from a folio to a quarto. This makes it more satisfactory to their advertisers, no doula, and gives to tho paper a better Peninsular Railway. . did Buiinewi Suits st BradL-r A LemIry's, can he afforded for twelve dollars. They don’t tell us, and we surmise they are trying to aee how large a benefit they can giro their cus'oraom 15tf vme than other cities. Chicago could tell tales quite as bed,—and rather move . of them. Whan staid Ckomeciicat, which te known all over the continent as a groat trefficksc, in the insurance buriOn the Ixjire, Gen. Cxscrr has repolsI tire*, cannot aflunl guarantees against । cd several unimportant attacks by tho atiou st tho IwsL Besides Illis, it in­ mismanagement, like that of the Home । Germans. His force ia reported to be volves a lore of nearly fifty per Cent, |I Company, it te time fa people to be in-1 200,000 strong and ready for astern. comparing it, when token directly from A Bordeaux dispatch says the Germans an Friday attacked tbe Freneh at Vdlechasve and other places, ami fared the linos at Noavilfa, but the French far other purpos»s. aad when taken i hand, end trepidation in my heart, do I en then:from and put into tho fire, romy to break the sileneo that for sojvebnstfon will be greatlyaidcd, and not ■ time luu liven the man lie that has wrap[xxj the Assyrian. And arm now. I do imjm imll n Over I .CTkarr ____________ „. . ______ Harsjssst rsMirsd a laigo aad. varied assortment of, £»Wrlor SUteTI more than have ever been brought to thte Coanty. nut know, just bow my missive will be received. Ci'irospoudcats are supposed to write news, hut there te no news; they are supposed to be able to arrive at UH fflffl I BCEG1H SOUTHERN RAILWAY FOR ALL POINTS EAST A WEST chest, and back are protected, we can stand an extreme degree of cold. Our lungs need |jrotectioa, and so do those of shone. It te nqt enough fa Ihrew . blanket on ahonsris ramp. Hte neck, withers sodtettteders need protoebon, and should hare it. Protect year her*,', lungs, button his blanket snugly in front of tom, to we do our eoate, and it will serve to protect him from the driving had any way, or didn't care for, ao that Whether to be satisfied ar dterottafiod, to sta; paahns, or swear like our army in Flanders, waa s petal not sexy to settle. Then there was ths Senatorial nemin- Will hrirt teto the •cUw*4s->tio* ottlx 6ra uC i4>{‘'Sax w aixiog up; aw boot*. AWiw-*-** .Wrttr TvqWrw .ftfifauiari tfost is Dr. 0. H- Brigham, of Ann Ar­ bor, a man of varied attainments, a faa writer. and profound scholar. Prof. Brigham wiH dehvw the totcre that apida,; ths tills bring the odd bat ngBut there is something in Nashville ■miv.si^flcMil A-»33l«" bfadre towdart tori tok pork. Th-re TH. —. ¥». IMreii A Milwaukee RR ’ M «V»te by rny ■ — " ■ ' �JEGLfiCTWlA T IhHREMEMY ^FO^Kwmra. New Votaa* b«f<aa Jai 'T»CS ITS PLATFORM: sge isex&s ,U»a Is *la»M IMO SSSAfl WTTTE: QI? LX^r" _ |mjnd MyMgl to I SK5wSx™iS5®S-tSsiSwinH^usrSi: si Swsbh: i rar sttMCWWllwfcnrWt gt£B«sr:seSaiuwM srs gsia-j®1.s;«;,'S«Xff»®s xIOTTlLiixuiiULirAffT. gau-jgffijrffigJrfflWT fflypwtajw idicg h?p~MMnuli>e* ithoutebaagvofcrwhM. Frem seJ sftw JsM UlA.lXujrie—s »UI k»>«. ia rsnerttiss wtu. WmSsu Lm«. M tullovs i-ncuxaB ivux «w. («•»*»* »«■ .epi.JI Usrss C.M1WUI >1 rno A. M.; ■■ M.ry «.. «t.r. IM ■.m.UJt ». w-ittHMirr. M-. (OtMu ■bsOMUd lkr»«*u W1 •«»*■«. i1«Wm4 M «J* r M.1 tUrit £±2«S 4I» Meta .« . ClOMX’. Ill Fsrrr IUcmIt .£ruU^U‘MUjlj ' tkaavtea fed m tU oriiaary maaaer. r3£j'.4?»S~ on Isaac Inland Bound, about fifty aiilea aaa< o/Ne« York, •xMbteAaoanwu* I iaf ftota bia orobani to illtiatrata the of- aWNftJfWJ; >Mlo lu thrcnml ieirMT. it la tha do1 •W*l «t>«ny ot mooqfKiuata nn l tnx I tufcnm la national tcaa fttaui politico. ! LMUTZa HEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AKD?ALMANAC. SfflBf t TOBE ISSUED Jiff VAX YIST.W.l lAtnwr fiusirtuMtoi 11 Payable in Advaace. •ffsSSSx' yn Seientifit Ameri |. r«jsi £3Sf ■ywMwynyp-™ IM. 11MW.-I ixtrsi nun hi. jMtoru inlnntn- mrril. Hott Bitlrri, *> i ealM,tirf rnrrriy wifAranaAy | told a* a Irvorayr. I)r. Ro'jtul't I , BiUtrt art not a bctrragt in my । I otnoe of tie sror.1, but eooJain tit ( JsaoX apatirt drug* hunrn to , trienrt Jar thr radical cnrr ,<y । Indication and Dgoptfuia, fln<? | for alt eatrt tehert a tonic oiwi', ' itimulant nret ■■ । n« ■ , rnjuirni. Thro rotorr tic nlat * i and C'tr lane Id ! tht rfttan. STOMACH 1 , I’rlce. One Dollar. .10 penotu tuboeribbte met ytaoi^l for a< KEW YOBKOBSKJtTRR for yrar (t3) wUtroertor coe^fof Ihit ~<.lu- tuigrrsotir. SlDKgYK.lBSKJr.ACa. xw r- ■STEi* BLBOB ! irlM sHtAkM sA.I •siks.llj In rr»ud EjggEBaiSfeS PUBIFIEH Peterson's Megarrni — *m0km nr ton I rioA/jf aiafJuhrt tkgn at Javorila i U-UA aU toko ottlhZit. < Tit rs.xsme Iri, 2>r. J2oiaal * Hlood PiK> ohtuid It krr-t in to- I Are; Recauu thry can ? l-e rm^oyrd oto-ot’---------- ■' 1 ‘•famtljf phyiio’J 1 arc perfadiy o^fo „.,. atration at all limaBofatua thry arc made . Au/A ttilh and m j tritSoM cuoar- »THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.-dET ■*• I .^JW«wtaeM( ©ONT WABTE TIMt ANDjLkBoA rwtoTTS*T>AKtwKij. t-XwJaZ r*!~J oSS?3E st MH TTSP« MferS ‘lOOEIS COUGH! mwbe » J mKKSG&Mi •AUlWATltD ., f T ,* jfeJfiSjtSi MUSH CM) I wu,- frWrstM^rwpsi-^i SnMygEia ft-mmsttTwtj^^w- MMk<i>> —n»j ik»iT*tf k'**•»<of Uieiiina.M vhict* ds Hto l w MtoSs s iaMWe Hgeg. ™MaK8«:ea lllil ** SE2 IBBTrozi aSfflTiSfiw' Fremont Engine Works ‘i®3ar>‘r*S;?'] t»ssMy.~~. wmmmmsm ■»! wwru^gyaii.x. MXMCMaaak � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-01-18.pdf a7e86285bb4ddb7179199850e3b8d84c PDF Text Text K !? HAST1WGS, BARRY COUMTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18. 1871. VOL XV. fnlwl ad — c>rh . ........- 'loe hair, the whirh «bs didk: JU .^tWalMgLafcraBfc n“n ’■’•I***’* to tear, starve ataouat of property to her. aattfi v fa gold ar.,! portage aumje, tlat Im-I bLn worn once and turned, which ^,,,,1 fare of the vert cavern. Th. idea ef being । very Meh m her dreams We would be fa great daxarrr from fa such a plaec, revrrrt hundred fret below tbs surface tit the earth, waa ap- ] the toll oomfocted faun, wboiedd toy and biTTOw LnoiLTT of u. an ! .!«»,■ ,i„. g®* wo were thritalid «Uh ftfawAMB'Jrt111.-, ik.— t-« ——irr.1 "Then wo went to anotl Garat vault, with wno&n wooden gallerioa, gallerias, far al S DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CAPS. GROCERIES, iMkaaotisuidritoihiMrty poles. asaffgSa' =ESS 3sSrt.-st.-5s ssrsesaaa UM mfagxrbMt that look like beoa. foot bofaw the rorfiu^of the earth War fa Franco and No Maa, Woman or ChiM can pay more for Goods in my Store THAN THEY It ■ a poretivw impossibility. I do not ask H. If not conven­ ient to come ypufaelf; rend by yvur neighbor, or the children They will do as ARE WORTH. HASTINGS DRUG STORE mSITIH! correepoudeuts of the Demit drtllss, bgcre-ww ew/Tl3L rerv "IV-,— with a wish that th^ might gst It Into faoktag like (—^ sn -'- ■ M.<1 imethMaerere, landed us on the solid salt agnbi. AnMUr fang walk brought M to the balhroom, which was iUmnfaa■ ■’ f oooartoa. We should my it ‘fnWfighiyfcvt tongbv torty wide- It had a gwllrty at due"end for the martoiaah; while at lhe niher was a beooti- early typography any. that the couaBy from the German frontier to Para, th. scone cf th# present anal of war, and th. localitte wUeh we ere mode too painfully famlfaar with, as the battle, ground of the contending arcnioa, poesees an intercet which all can not fail to fort, if they can far a moment separate it frum th* details of the fearful drama now being enacted. We refer to the part they imwaitii ia an—frwi with the program of the typographic art whilst in fie infancy, for there ia xmrcely a place af anr note that Into events hare —US-1. —J bridge; the frune. look h'ta> r ring!* imtt. SCHOOL North Side Main Street THE LARGEST STOCK m PRINTING rnmtrru - BOOKS, arrived with the "mixed" train. "Agent, can I hire this engine to ran me to Jackson in time to connect with the •four-thirty’ Michigan Central fait exnreeaMastr "Hire an engine! Don't you want to hire two or three national banks ba-, sides F' replies the ■C*Dt> Uugbiag. were also of wood, gtld-d, with ehsons and drops of pure salt tU cate end wax a statue at SoPUina, fa salt, and anoth­ er figure wo did not reeognbe. ThU cfored ttu. «•««.; mid, worn oct with fa­ tigue, wa rereAed tbs light of the heaven again. " We a rtkn4 net lose than fore miles der wraknaa. of the eyes." THt press waa entirely destroyed at the eommeawe-' ‘I amnt of the French Revolution. Mstx (Metre), which has requiredao much notoriety,'was, sera Cotton, "one of those towns early distingufahed by the introdacti.m of-iinting." As cartv as 1842 a atari wn. priniad there (the first book of Timms, a Kcmfae). in I57.'i all Protortant printers had to quit the city, and oil such authors had to got their work printed at Paris or Rheima, Me., for more than twenty ;years. Mats waa aloe ocwol the first nlarea where lithogmphy waa practiced, having had a preea as early ns 1821. Three ia a work t»Mbbto ~«W r--r l. u re JEvm Metz, 1 rvo. (Cotton does are gtve the author's naaaa.) ' BOVraE k MMJMkTS KEW BLOCK M1SOBLLANSOU8 ten luafU Is SCHOOL BOOKS, Hastings* Mich. K Cam Raalt yois on X>rlo«« (X® '&&P&G9 mcWAVGE, rarx . FIN8 AND uu» ,«•- <_'H <B_ t'oTrH- Pi.iwt.tw HATS, CAI’S. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES. CROCKERY BOOTS, SHOES, TATLOB CRIIDHI PttSSI M M! 94 the State. fianiB wr pris ad frits, ui w till nmil SttoUtt ________ WANTED! ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY COUNTY, For which the Highest Market Price win be Paid T2*"rkr- CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS, &it,.«ssASi CORN SHELTERS, ro* s^zjtsr E.P. BURRALL tfcCO, HAJTlIUl IC1UIH1K* . -­ World Mdwer and Reaper, Gatapa’ and Taylor Sulkey Rake*,' Grain Drille, Whad Cultiva­ tor*, BALL, DODGE, and CURTI88’ PLOWS, •Drag*. Cultivators—ia fi*ct. everything j Gold & Silvsr Watches, Mi Sir ai Ttti- In r -Mu 'O.'-x* L i Mim HWIII! ' From . rioir to > Thr-hfaj Ototfais. KuMoe. ; BCRLAL CABER. agent tothaaagineerjjmd ia two wiinntea । more wa are aS. thirty-acren mum, | and fifty-five reteatao to go fa, and eeo- dared it: A irendeed men and women । fam moa, wood train mail train, sad the hare chrerfuUy waited to let the "North- ! ward" bury a pstkage through to the Wtoy'Rorei trains to look out for. I Wkixh ! rush ' scream 1 sad we go thousands of iwmws of ths Jkre Frvre abend * The ■‘Northward'* ia pointed Wpl bal hurrah! tMy yeO, aewego by, and the sound>■ hardly died away southward, and I am an the fireman's seat. hoUfag on for dear lifa. “Haifa" the fireman, keeps the ball going each moment. Cosalartor Doruranl chrnb. SbeeOema. "Tore" holds the 'Ihad" with -an isoa band, and wn are reefag toboattfieltlyrh V ' If over I am rich. I want corn, a.-tiat to paint nee a psetarn. I want mho of your laodscapea, with taoek cows and mcaber odroa standing on a riverisbrink —rar a boating party. ■« a market aceno, nor a ship under sail, with . the sun going down off het port quarter. I want the picture to represent the interi­ or of a locomotive cab, the firemaa throwing wood into the red month wait-1 ing to cunsum. it. with th. engineer • peering fawm! Kke a sentry ea picks! farad on the forer that efame«, nr gfane more rtra, hi. clothing ton odgrmre. his tee and ha nd. grimy with awe* end * ~ * ■ * — * — - ‘--- L I _ ■. ••made imWoC by Enrlirtuneu, atte locality to which BmkarriUe's tamutifal tw was trensfrtred m 1770, baring foiled to procure a purchaser at home. M. Hcaumarehiaa, who bought it,'open­ ed an office in this town, and at the ex­ pease of three' xnillio ns of frrare rabttrtnd an rdiiton cd Veltairo'a Works, coamrtrag Of 20.0W copies, of which teach th* young atari Jrtfcniou u a filed well fixed Ito u. too. It hhs beret eonjeetared that a of thn ream ia a wwld in itortfi tod like the earth, by ram and each one of whom is playing aj gaswmaet My stare! The stare show to much better tag. by uarlw^tUam any oth and Argentina Ehcni, sho Augusta TrtsbonwwB), is well known to the learned as oaa of the towns that put in a claim to the hoaur of giving biith te a typo­ graphic art, Sdurpfliu and others aautowing Ihst John GutonWrg printed here between the years 1440rad 1450, copy fa the show raae of literary curioeitfae tn the British Museum Tint! is also to bejwted ao the place at which on* of the osriy attempts M printing with fixed type. fe:crv-..typing) wa. sands ia 1785, an account of which ia gv»«n be M. Catus fa h Jfirativ, Paris, 1802. lu.rim. (Berni Rbcmi or Durorotuore of their y radefav- rnm). Printira was roeried on here as yrhfah early aslfihl. IaJ&HS wen executed hare the first editioa of the Mranish English Version of the New TeefamenL Verdun (Verofinnetn or VirduntnaX Printing was carried on here ao early a. --‘-i -i..^TTT7T.. I. �nxntr nui, written «d suH»*a. Ua*M. we Mall' or to prevent T PRESTON & BROOKS’ GOOD WA^tf! eot de«n him aanpetrot to pwlerm. । Th* article from wHch fhi. extract is J taken wa* L H. H's account of thn Sea- . An American Watch A WALTHAM WATCH ! A Waflh for a Gmlteman 1 •teoalwartsri, aUi.rofallow.,. "Gro tf. Etewey (aitiag roar yoer A Watch Ibra Lad^nf. ,... fipMHifriii iHwlUm • .... Lhiutinaa number. it .-pens with a rare old Chriatauu carol, pouted in the old English text, with a beau&Ilv do- ‘ Gold Chain for a Indy'. rigned illustroted border. Thie ie fol­ lowed by “Folk Life in Sweden," an il­ lustrated paper treating compreheasiTe! ly. but dwelling at eomo lxMi»3*|O The lightning ha. been chained, and a submiauro yat potent dare obey* ft* -rotor’* will. Under afemk .nd carb it wing. fe^gM. girdknf earth with Swrodidt Christmas peratitiucs connected WflT with Christ­ nr PmPS WEEKLY mas aad New Year*. "Tho Christm^f. Sheaf,1’ a poem by 1’ho.be Cary, ia a pathetic story based upon a beautiful Norwegian Chris UnaAtMtnfT ft ’ Tho reward for gvttfog tiro success­ ' w 4SM » "A ■" r-”1”™ ’ which will. ba •*»*. •“ •h"’r -WAOHAJ1 WATCH , now contributor, is a sMlilU sfekorial to Charla. Dickotfe ' ;GET*r; yond expression, it has the movement of a grand piece of rau.ic from its begin- [ ning to its ctore. aad is in itself a Christ-1 mas Carol. Th* accompanying illu.tra- j thn totsen of Governor Blair, thereto pertaining. Ounrcmiag thoro letter* wc were made to Say something m tho lari >«ue of the Bxxxxa that we da not bw-b*re, though we regard the obtaining and puiferotion of private lettert, moment to'groat tho sum naked for. through roeak-thief aguaer, an a littto Tho jx-opjf of the Baste .Jiave a just the moot daepiaabfo act to which a hu- pride in tb'o high xopatatiea of the Uni- tion. ore in such wonderful ^aoMotyr >etife which fell In the. Rm Yta- with the writer', conception that they rikUJd four tfeDdronand wondod othuro The unrivalled works, at seem' like an indispensable portion of a the Lnxmnbaqr and foe tattaem this memorial—tho most worthy float dretroyod. The hospital Vol l>e- I has been dedicated to the inmnAp: of |h*> vmrity atoang the cdueational institu­ tions of ilic country, anA W believe, will enAorae any action oa the part of of either of foe gvntbmcn to whom the Pefrtetia prasumed to refer Nor do we belie*, that fe. Into Senatorial COD- I foe Leg Mature, calculated to add ought to the fecifi tie* which that metitation furniahA to the youth of our State for tho mo* thorough culture in every de­ parting of human knowledge. teat wro'ia fee best irtBeenced by any us az basis for settling the Alabama -durulfon • First-That England .hall pay th* owners for the ships and prop­ erty da*troyvd by the Alabama, with ia- taut print, tn twelve hour* a brigade armed aad equipped ia thundering to the -recur at the .peed of foe<y mitre an hour. In halito^rntiro stead screwy within riena] proximity, and alpy each other by theme nd*. The instruments of destruction hero kept pane with' the >r did'i) it a* the result of an «iw BA I J J Senate of the Cnitod State* than Michi­ gan haa been fk fee peat tan yearn, and OOtOIES! Tho mote-Ihrilling and Interesting ’ TYolnanre ever‘written, is now being Prorhiona, Earthan published in tho People’s Weekly. . An Notions, other Great Story, “Damo Mildrod's . riot," commenced in Qtrisfruat number- Ware, .•Exuxafcja; ..itejtot COUGH' CANDY! 1 Prrahnr‘ it c comptet.- hiitory of the arquisitioa and । um at uur root publj$ domain, and CARRIAGE FACTORY this atom of action, to perilously centripetal toward tho vortex of tho merely human. The greatest wonder and glo­ ry of th* age ia that tho intellectum' j and moral bolaarn ia ao nicely adjusted H is worthy of nut* that sinev the sue cossful laying of the Atlantic cable* that disarraugre the equilibrium of the I laid in I MB has been almost the o^y'one ' whole. At no period in the life of hu- ! which ha* beendataagwlor Broken.' Afl- r mani’.y have developemon^ of the ram- ' the failure of ftG5 this cable won qqustrutted with groat rapidity and- in flio i summer of 1*86 Waa laid Afrwwreks later the broken cable of 1SC5 wa* picked up, and bnditi September of IMM.en May ' tone, or to replete with polished rhoto- ‘ 1M7, the cable of 1866 was damsg*d hv . ric aad profound wiadom. The multi-1 ' an icvburg, and conuqun-.catioi:' crated I by it, bunt wee repaired in Judo of tho ' tod* of phyrical sgvnciaaeralvmLaimr 1 , of which are esrammted .hove, are foe | I legitimate nut-growths of the world** ' Read, Read. ! ndrsm-ed u»telhgrea», but the gnateri ■ developments lie deeper sod socm to be i but the preparation of tire soil ami the 1 discovery of germ* from which shsB spring luhlimcr achievements than any w'uch.now electrify u* with admiration and wonder. In fee vast labrotory of primary force* in their different modes of ojerati^g, liava boon discovered and t who will doubt that ia th* coaro* of time appHanres shall be mad,> of there prodcring result*as superior to the accompUiunouts of th* jmeent .lay a* those of . the prerenl day are to thore of foe 18fo WO 7T>/-<7<r.« Read, uniT Ttyrr*fim'~nr-<. ' T/Wih . ...... DENTISTRY Hotr cheap he can get you though reclining on a safe,,ha*4»e» 4® vented by an Albany undertaker. H I ! •Asia wa. n-ci-ntiy‘fiio’i>c*M of artm*l riblc earthquake, fnvoWag a fogfofeoll up a H u gon, carriage, cutter or sleigh. 7 are. now selling Mou H is Jackson and Grand Rapids New Advertisements.* ALL WORK WARRANTED TO BE tho orbits and foretell fee mmraral. of j the hsarenly bodioa We .trio the rock with fee gwlogufs UatMr ud it aa- AH BKFRE8ENTED. livmfmberthe plaOld StandofJ. Ej of Jefferson Street------- v, the railroad, Hcutinffs,Mich. X T. W> Marrow* J. IL Howard in th* Senate of the Uni­ ted Btatee. We submit whether in this there 'snot an aSaf. on the p-rt of foe J*rirstf to be one ef several, Mt only Slid traitors alike to party and principle. Nor ia it true that tha |*opk of the Bute are not, and will not bit, truly ’«■* »bly IDayton, Ohio. It ie thought that the United j I ponding m afrnitade; forcre in the di­ ' roction oi religion and profound phBo*. I ophy that radiate centrifugally against »Jt to unite their personal friends Jrt of each other, which for a wo do not believe, and in sup-. port of which to hare any bright with m, better testimony tlian any yet ad­ patient example of the agents m teach­ duced would be required, it doe* not by ing the wild mon of foo forest foe rude any moans prove the m.-u " shysters and and primal method of cultivating foe sebc-mera," mt is it Say indication of a '1 soil, is bearing good fruit, and it is eondisposition on tho part of either to do in j fidentiy aseerted that if tbej ' aid of tho other any disboncrabl* act. !1 icy ie allowed to be Boride tho Senatorial contest is ad- yeora, and-the robbi nutted ow all hand, to have bran cooducted manfelly, open and aboro board, and any chargesbf buying ar sailing or attempting to buy or sell on tho port of any of th* oauisdates woald lx, treated by all with kSent contempt. The un­ flinching friend of Gov. Blair, we min­ gled freely in the crowds about tho Lou­ ring House from Tuesday noon until tho nomination wa* made, and did not di»- the sainted Patriot has Ixwa attempting to induce oar trusted leaden to jrove reerrant to their.party and tan principle* they profera and to join with them in j tho election of some Republican pot the j choice of the majority of thn ItepubUcom rf tire State, re *xp«fenced trough the men to whom wa* legally committed Y tlE SUSPENDER. ■ EVEI .■UTSS'* tire genius of man fat apptovntly nt a the Senatorial eonte*L6f 1809. Though England khall reimburse the United constant fever-heat, and the World whirls we doubt not Ida wfoction over Goy. Statea Government for aU expeasro in-, ou at a rote that scorn* to be the prelude Blair ia phasing to foe Strickland clique caned by the United States, hi ecnse- and guaranty of total wreck. The cocaad all other boltefe, but have Ix-an unqueuro rf the Alabama aad other cruis- j res. Third—That England shall make with amawruant am cun ling ahnoat public recognition of'the true principle* I roostcrnatiun and awe verging tow* Woo bo unto o! neutrality ea tho baria of their eri- - superstitious fe*.-. -dement. ■ Tho Editor of the Magarino has ro­ membered tho young people in two ex­ - ecllent illustrated artiaiaawtiMMMVNP Family," and 'Tho Young Naturalists in Mexico." The first will especially delight the girls though so clever and ao characteristically illustrated that it must bo attractive to all rcadora. The Kioind will bo greedily devoured by the 'gsri? "" -illi hiuiMss iy 6fr4r ’etatf LAUER STOCK Till them upon mountain summits, the obsorvU and praised of ril tho wodd, bnt no other eoatary has been characterised by such multifarious and pre-eminent exampie. of pchticol end foronsse talent. No other has produofrl a Wabeter. a Calhoun, a Clay, a Seward and a Suta- have no doubt feat Mr. Ferryrillfi Jtho place made vacant by the retirement of Mr. Howard to tho lasting honor and credit of the people of th* State. While Rnsr Easr u tho r*i»ly of foe &flt to th* Chsaloito roncming “th* rtunon, which it says are in oirculattoa, to the cflect that the Scwwvlsor ef la- T»8-a To Buy the Best and Latest Styles �■ ICHI6AR C1NTRAL R.R. Grand River Valley Division Aemm. W, “IlisJohnSetelh’s house” .aid tho wag; thereupon 87 art down. IWM rosy glad to soe in your last to- The electon of the Village of Hast­ ings will meet at tho oSoe of the Coun­ ty Clerk, on Saturday aronlag, January 21st, at 7 o’clock, to consider tho pn>priety of applying for a charter for the City of Hastings, to the Legislature now Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames. Corner, Stair and Ornameiftal Brackets, hours. When the jlxed train ratno in from Grand RapidaitVM about ton o'dock aad they had hard tugging to Local felisinejj Jlstim?. Ixraoxs—The days. Mcan^-B» the l»ond Hlip-knols—■divorces Newell Posts,Banisters, stair Railings &c„ tba school. My experience aa a teacher has proved tom* concWrely that ouch a variety of text books ie aa educational bane, which ought to be abolished. Since I am on thia subject of enermon schools. •C. J. Kruger, of I want to say a wort abac! education’ . . Haring lately eteaogod out dd machinery foe the Latest Improvements I Wood-Worklng Machines, we arc now able to compete with eny similar a tabUahmeut In the Rate, aad will duplicate any prfc-< obtained elsewhere It It ia to be regretted that theae are some ____________ and Trier-W. V. Griffith, of DotroiL in our Oounty who ding to tbe aid meth­ Tbe Grand Offiootl were inatallod by od* with a tenacity that is sniprisingL<w*r—Lots of folks will go “oourt- from tho mu >ic wo havo casually hrart P. G. M., A. T. MotcaU, and G. M., J. They seem to b« k> drop in the 'ruts of W. Chaplin, • "fogyism" that they cannot see ths discoursed, that soon they win be able broad and fruitful piano of advance­ .. - xv. u n LAC. MTO, u> to give us music second to none in the I Oman or nix Gam Cuarrru.—The Uncm nah. State (or at least we hope ao). J. L. following officers of tho Grand Chapter, ment above, or, if they do catch oocasianal glinipMM, wilfully shut their eyre Wmuimtox's birthday, tho 22dof> Rood u untiring in his efforts iu impart-1 IL A. M, were ejected at ill recent and cry out “ away with innovations; ing instruction to tbe boys, and it as sur­ February, comes on Wsdnooday. prising what improvements they have*, a n. P -Hugh MflUudy, Corunna. . this ia nut tho way in which oor fallwra Forxrn of July comes on Tuesday | made ia ao short a time. Every «n-* D. -G. H. P —Loonart IL Pmudoll, I were taught, therefore it is wrong.” couragomcnt should be given them l>y Grand Ilspdx. *nch flimsy logic is incomprehensible. our citteena. I^t tbe p~pto gotupa G. K.—John W, Finch, Adrian. । They seem to forgot that our systems of /immense quantities of wood are be­ grand festival far Urir bonafit, two more G. 8.—Alfred J. Bswyw, Monroe. (1ETTING UP CLUBS ! / instruction must keep pace with the gonG. flce’y-yJ. Eastm-ta Johnson, Cea- j ing shipped west aa tho G. IL V. R. R. inatrumonta are needed and parties GREAT HAVING TO CONSUMERS . stand ready to play them if they only Waxx tho days begin to lengthen, tho i had means to spare. A Ubers! freHng cold bogiei to strengthen.” That’s on • tion of tlio waste produced by the proson the part of our ritueas will giro good old motto but there is some truth in it 1 ent advanced inteUigeace and a knowl­ encouragement to the boys end eecure a edge of the bast means by which three good band for our town The Hong Journal, anew repository of waata shall Le met in juvraib* culture ; Music and latorature, published at Do- ' united with practical common sobm and | t riurkrun. trait, by C. J. Whitney A Co, is received, i a ooswprebeuaion and versaHlity of mind It is well printed, and will he valuable to 11 To keep dry—Lire on codfish. Marriage— Impriaoumaat for life. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. I Ora Bsxn.-A good band m alr^ya I tho pride of any town aad wo have om ' 1 in steady rehearsal. The prospect fo, . THE SHOT MM TH CO. u u AS,. So™ Lx. Jonx Bxssxxn, barber, cjiposite the Prise candy has had its run, and /now p»»t office, received a new thing in the the latest novelty ia prise Collars. Each war of paper collars. Every box con­ tains a vnluablo prise for gentlemen's , tho ouch aa'plated sleeve buttons, pocket knives, p.-rfumcry, ote. Go ar.d fxairW. T. Esrrwsx has just received a ina them before purchasing any where lag" quantity of lath and shingles. His plaster for the spring trade ia alto ar­ riving by tho ear toad. . <n n- u.-an The folk wing letter corrects the mis­ take made by tho pros* G. M. Ground V.-Edward Bauadare, “A alight miegske. Ur. Editor. Altogan county reports 16d school-buusro, Saginaw City. G M. Find V. -Darid C. Spaulding, of which six are of brick, owe hundred 1 [ and forty -evvea frame, aad jrorloat ct logs, the whole valued at I 136,1TB. In 1 thirteen township* there is not a log h<piM> reported. / Sxalxd proposals for tho budding of t/Barry county ha* two brick SchouL ■cbool-house in Castleton, District N<va houses. 122 frame, aad 16 of togs; tho ore published by arculsr*. They pro- whole valued al 402,120. Hope and poor to build one similar to the Nash- Irving have each four tog scbool-bousre. vilto school Iwuee. Six towns in the county, with f>l houses I .------- »। ■ । re —— have none of togs. R. |ZJ-8. Vox Barrr advertises his Lum ■ J----lino by a business card which can be A Mors ix nix Bran Ihanenox.— found under tho hood of new advertise- The House, al lasssing baa Instructed its Committee on Education to inquire into tho expediency of *> amending tho Ourrcxar. —Mr .Augustus 1’. Dunn one of the publishm of the Middleville FhMrtkr, died at Middleville, January 7 th, at I he ago of 21 years. Peninsular Railway. tendance for a definite time every year of children of oertaia egos. Il ia pain­ folly evidvnt that »«xue reform ia needed ia the matter of mcuring the it ore gen­ oral and as nrar aa may l>e the univtw- Tn* Yocxu F-axs are to have a social party at Evnjdre Hall, on Friday night. no possible eicnse fir growing up igno­ Ths boy* hare istued very pretty invita­ rant in this Hute, or in way Northern tion tickets. J. L. Reed’s orchestra fur- State, as the laws now are, but shameful Cheap,” tho inside fixtures to tho store negligracw. Tho** who wield the ballot occupied by Barber A Bailey, immedi­ should take rare that IntelUgraee to Hex. D. Srxixrx, our respected towns- wield it aright ba at least to gvnonl that ately after their removal Tho who/ xan and .Secretary of Stale, is sojourn- I I'vcrv person who votes shall >• abto to embrace; counters, shaking, dm were, ig for Cslicrt time at home. He is not njoying vrey good health. lumber prices. Call on or address W. 1. F. Hau., B.tiUer. jonltf Hastings, Mich. UH SnORi 4 MICHIGAN SOUTOT RAILWAY u- SfrSt induction of knowledge that appertains *•' _.Z_.kr1. u- J Jc to tho ideas, pursuite and nccompliahmunts at to-day. No matter how thor­ ough a qrwtera of edcratioa may bo in other rrepeets, if it unfits the scholar for useful active life; if it tunes hai pow­ ers to a key tbsl ia wot in harmony with ^Window and Door Frn1 and Brackets of Milk Safe«, •ry deficriplii ISEDl'CTIOS' C&XWTJ1M. trivial reoporn^bility They aru mould­ ing the tte>Mbt aad shaping the charac­ ter of tho ririag generation. In each school room throughout tho land is bring silently written, day after day, tho destitiny of our country. We are n«t nota­ ted beings whose connection with tbe ttonjif it brings with it enlarged facili­ The other day n carrier Pigeon car­ ties for educating tho children Let ns ried into Ixdeagucrod Paris a newspaper not hesitate to cast any the old worn 4 3-4 Inchre aqaare, with 220 dupatehes out mettaxis if cur to» Utolay men can microscopically photogrwphad upon it, supply no with better Let us. u teach­ comprising the detailed nows of tho day ers, move up into line and not lx- hagfrtgn all parts of the world, and there garde in thn progression of mankind tonow comM from Ixradon a drecrtptioa of Thud a higher plans of fatelfecttul and’ the machinery which did tho printing. 11 makre a duphesto of ordinary tasdthan the , 1 IvubtloM many of our readers uro re­ writing a oillioa timra smaller " " read by ! quiring by this time what is a n«ek-:io party ? A ceek-tto party is owe where each lady aiteoAiag makes a bow, or print tho whoje BQilqJS times in the < Woes at the artesian well ie progress­ spare of aa inch, and other booka in ing night a»l day. Tho drilling is in a to Ithe place where the party ia to be proportion. Think of it. Tba speaker sort of blue clay mixed with gravel. It held and placed in a bag. WW tho of the bouao out cany Cushing’s Pario stow work, but Mr. Geiger io confident gentlemen arrive, each man mnat go to on hte thumb nxil. Webitor s Una­ tho bag apd take a neck-tfo, and it ia his bridged may ba printed an the lining of duty to wait upon the lady during tho evwniag, who wnsra tho dross correspond­ ytmr hat. By the magic aid ct thia tit­ tle machine the total eooteute of the Aaare very pretty containing a cut of tbe ing in material toYfce neek-tie which ho torLibrary maybe tntastaxwd to afivwbudding cu one and-a correct lixenesa. takes from the bag. It is dasirabln far cwatbtaak book. Addtorachaomthe tedire to all wear difierent patterns Tbe bills for the bank will be irnnod by about tbe 1st of Februaryusually attends this tottery for a partner, Arcnox. —Iloed A Parker will mil at and it sometimes occurs in this rase, a, auction. on Saturday, Jan 2 lot, 1 pair in matrimonial lotterire, that tho of bay mares, 7 yean old, I-open buggy. “matches” ore not in accordance to taste GREAT SWTOCONSGIM THE LATEST! FOR SALE EVERYWHERE SM MM LI MUM Hardware Store. KK.It-ill A1KAMOX, lary BautwoJlis advocating the postage at Ao Lift artWrtatog- tho tasua of S80W&MR eCRbwft fat aaai. grtd bond*, into whidLto trawnaaaai refund­ fog thepoHfe debt. Mr. BrertwaU axproaoeo hia entire confidence in hte ability to negotiate a ww |ou vndor thia bill, whleb, with 'the JsJy art. wonld giro him oowtmi H» oamerttr adwmtos making the pwy maate of interest .parterfy, iarfmd of aSfc wM 10, the Lowest Nocht, for IL A. GOODYKAJL Will retire from the active du­ time tu dowitrg up wttr booke. fifteen yeara bustincas imperitireljf recjMirea ilux rtip, and tatpMt »ur ctiafdmuni eriH al once wtanniw their acra.untx. aad aetik the muh* by Cawt ur Detroit & Mil wankee R R T* We Bay Qur Stoves by the Carload i . From Detroit Which nmfart our“bright rev tow. Much tower thaw from Bufiato or Aftaay ties of Ute firm, nud devote Me falculafia* to kesy a diary, w pass book can find a eMre saioctfoa at J. P. Roberts A Co’s Drug Store. Rtete St «mft side. 81.11 ► SOO X1KT1VOIT HTOVKB «„Ul by TIB in the Lant Its months! �FOREIGN UTERATTRE. 1 -f New Vatanrn begin* January; 1871. .sow u -tn* avmcaiDE. ^refttJeU eewywtere.' sjrrBrS7J5?«JS. Sxaagt~ । L.-U *. MeeiTTiaW tMV«d PYfjPEPgLA ~ tel by ^vpws n’**J»2ZK; ERIE eSSsE I RAILWAY, 1J#O milaoMdar - WO mH- without OneMaMgenyii- Change of coachw < ; jftVAb <T4 rot-DOL’Bbr Tti-itx torn ,,»w. “ o .•<**vMe7 U< i»r.l IX teesy BssiwCte tXZKltgSiSSXri NEW YORK BOSTON,! ALBArnr. I uixctrat rum iaiqnf tojik ,*»■ ‘ wal-axo, aim ■no: loiLHEOIONSOFl’EMMMVLVANIA ■ IfiochMter to NciTTprkTv’1-'’' IP1®*. i ButloJo to New Y<*k. ■<w miles ; Dunkirk to Now York, 180 miles, Cleveland io New York. 026 mitoa, Cincinnati to N. bOO mile*, s&L'&F jadgliltel to treat it according to ita | !!)>•»oftaa bom observed that ana harianuut. will produce a better result than nnulhar with tho tamo cireumataaors. This can only bo attributable tq acioser study and better rare of ilia NEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOH iTltrnviai ta opposed to eats which an aptagon ,.-cral iQtetML Iifrtbade-. dand enemy of noewefl* aad tax thieves tn national aad ritate politico. AND ALMANAC, "A 1.Ta,yrsa*.8:SK WON OF THE PEOPLE. •d and health promoted. From our own ' , TO BE ISSUED JRSUAR Y 1ST, 1571 BOBMXS for in ths bettar condition of tho animals. so mint raoM vfa r«Bxsa. Tho farmer too often seems to act aa , sraaUaslamount of food, rogardlosa of ■ tMD, whMliM hie wteera, that have not _ . «* e a * gained a pound daring He' winter, areiSClSIltlllC AmOriCftn actually worth any mom in the spring ? . And it act, hu tho food given them not i been throwa away ’ AJJ that un uulnia! conoan’-r, over: wliatis neceaaary to «upply ila waeto' KXSr&rairj'K:: Dally Edition, single :oopy, oot year tlJ-CO Sunday Edition, stogie copr, one year XJ» TBIAVEELLY: 3ri-Weekly, single copy, one year “ five coptaa, •■ «EM •i , —. - ■ *• mi an thtfu cornu all the profit Nothing can Ise nuirv suicidal to tho farmer's inu-nwt than an fllilwrol policy ef feeding. The bteftw, !il montha old, told late tpring by John Johnson for 11 111, did not cost ever fiUae/tanl. moee dlmn others of the MttjqM that woAK tot b«va sold Altprrmme ^-frriUnyandpay^Jor th< .vz; it, York qbseji yep. !<>' <*« year >13} teW rrneivr a eef>t/qf Mlsrcks- 8BAT8IT0U8LY. STOMACH siBNntH RsiJf.sca. Peterson’s Magazii BITTERS Hair Restorative i4nn£('B^ Farmers’ boys taka Wtk»: Powdv ia a nice thing—i# a h«mj Give your poul ry a warm place ia winter, if you want plenty of eggs in istl. WsWimj. i-KTranaini MKHin tes ike tew Ori*. Msnss af any at lbs 1*4/, testa. Ik, teal a srte faakloa ptelas. Ite test Maal aaar..,., !y •U1 eeeiua.'Mte year, la usMtewate.- BLOOB noaa, ia seldom brutal. .An exchengu aakas •' WiM a chicks i$n>e to fuliH dteAuee, a hen has Ci toothache ?" Thia wouH depend on tl otflM 825.00, |WHka snmn PMtmt^no OoL R. W. FurM», of Ncbratkn,; ij MkteuSSwHTUs ^rwrisL” -M”Ps' Frer haa a flock of two hnndn-d caaiuncro i Brery bteduvo ahouM be providedwith meant at ventilation at the top, o»pvciallr in wintar. Hia abwmoe of it I PURIFIER /irNnrftl for a timflar purpose. ------- ,---------- One trial inraiably nlablMet then tu favorite* <K. —..M hr nrarnriar jujofonr colored rasmox kf^Y will bo tbort of oentmou vrarth when olMr. ‘ It dta> W to etorw ywtnrttnf. dotfs wmg-mi™, Universal Clothes Wringer The Best Paper, Best IsJucffinents : JSsswclsajr*, | 'n’njwma ’W etli; ml ttilhfid nfiarcoal inf, Ihut afapUay them to the tier ef every beJfi Became BLOOB iaMasaa'aJssras set SsssSnSt—»*■■ El? PILLS BOOKS BOHL ICT-WIB, . - Tint sm: iLtrnurD Jft>r Sole by Drugging HUI MiHMinWtaiT and *Dealcv.n in Petent ivsa PRICES—A FAIR OFT ER, w?JBE imS, IS WCEMESTS. IC- Dr. AIKIN, Office >o. Il Caw 8U Grand Baplds. 7ini«>rmao:aJmi*e».fcmdi q»A,uVuBw«r« Itetessttas* Uss it ' Important te-immigrants! ;BUS0iK8S COLLEGE, , Medicine* cverg-tt-hcre. Fremont Engine Works � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-01-26.pdf d747d9a8dacbb3acc2ed521a0b64bfe7 PDF Text Text STINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,, JANUARY 26,1871, VOL XV. . inMnil 4 ityii® cirfe, with the tftougtil that bo would axa tin of the wretched lib I wm *ur» ha murt tend. and retain to claim hit father*. tor-TOMMd protection Mytrifa. ____ BBSTON CASH STBBB , ’toau^-TaomxfWilwrti'.Etdmnr/ m (SA) the ptoaoipai Ural to flea I pride and mIT-^!_____ a w. tomo—puAngJVlr after braaktert t raagtiahed. My romorw wa> eatremr. . —a —_ n—t_-------------, j wwlH Mrtd. to rUg? my J , noblulxiy—for whom my former adnu-J ration waer-rw redoubled —in my arm. aad ack Hi forgirraeM. But th. mo। tn nt I ha. emitted >f hi. tnnoeeMe I ! knew he would nrrrr return >» id* of i hia own acron!. , ' . eL-i DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CAPS. GROCERIES^, . ; aw la word*, her torn* Moaned tac of hat-fag tubbed Ur o( bar 44 -Not toag ^^4^2 r’n.dtaagb.1 And Kjfaiythiug Yob ! adrurtimd fur him in the boding of ererr State in the TTrfun. I wrote to rwteuna and ac^uaiatamwa far and near, and Io the police authoritie. °f,**»Crin~ night. 1 left the hernw in di^_ Ch»rley WiSuuna. and yin know tnetUr'a gtfcf and mine n-aa one of the mart kilhMiaoa to UmUta.'partly amaagwd. abowttkno yoan after ame.’* hiaXpartm, by the birth of a daaghtor', aad ttou proaaeded to aik him two awk­ “0, ften we* Uwe a good deal of yoa.|«ba h*» been ton. all we could have ward qmarttaaat I Drop to (kb afternoon or .truing—you , hoped ar vn.hed ; and when, Kene year, ■Pam whrt my KrtUr haatold me. know the way and wd) be well tract/- ! ” later, the widow of a dear friend in dy- I V» eateUd that your aaddm ntan ■Thank you. I’ll do « with plnaauw.'* ie- cmmitteJ her »m. Walter LeigbTha ether, haring mUa tbrir depart- tea, to my rare, I took hhn late my , uro, Tom Redbom took a Mat la tha UMebold a. a aubrtitate fee the aim I rear part of the room, hgi-ted . frrJi Ud kwLand reared him m if be bed been oigur, and tooimd Uck i. H. chak wdfti my own. Btoeondurtjurtifiedmyooa--------- . ftbnee'ia hfau, and tU brOlbal talent, "TUa-paadan aw.for aching yam which he early dtoptoywd wm a enure; of aUtoftrtfen md pride to mr. When 1 ha hnt completed hi. .tudie. and been ! HASTINGS DRUG STORE miimi mA tM ftooilWt M IM John Wolf, roVEB rllt*-. . Kurth KJo Main Rtrvei. —~ , : PHHf'TING"r"tl,'r“‘iTS’°“ rCWTVtt. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. BOWSE & GALLOWAY’S i tor Bright to Stating* BOOKS, nutee ago. -Of Walter ur tab dsya rt fcrtbmwt; of Thome. to metope afcttafahi jar. Umtougw. tafeMfatoTter&ato tehnnteterfcr. brtarva.Sto gate too Ur haa* at Mrtfam. He oouM art deete the tmawtate to pnaa a kfee wpoe to, and whoa ha Md Utnrtaaam rwartwrr'wrtrthr*. totkad U wm aony it had'not been her nnmhM that I would Mek him here. It Kna. Tom Redbwra vae aa fanadeat *. Jaw with the hope of findiag Mln than of raMuing Walter Leighton that Ale. ami 1 Uve made tU-voyigo blthon ywt it may be <tod*. win to reatorw torn, aay non. How il would Toiotoe I my old heart* to flud him an bonmubte I and uwful man • but whatever he might ____ - be, 1 would willingly give tU remnant I*o you rwaide I of thin old life far the pnviiage oftlnow-1 lie ehaago with tto barber, end wtam here aa coon aa you eea-“ -Tom Rfcam Oui Mme ytoT na poar Altov. Ma tonriU «*otkm, amt could aXtffc earthar ward. M-StrtM.Tw.i-i mm. *W-ttan," mid Tnm. ahaking Mart. 'kioa't baa baby. Threw to so (tawto Iwymav. .. w/n talk stoat Wail® dmd hi. tear. ' and want. Tbs aehaation of jikiahg 4 mtteh ____________ _____ muMdiaAalrudaeeUdge Molthrop. haa C J hia wMe. atrt Hwary for E mlm with tto intention <rt Qi maim to o m tha. Btetoa. DimT -Wro JamMByem. Um made a hatpda with him, aod rtmtomefcrtUdaada." •B< Tom, rtvuilamyyMr INaaaaoee! I am in your debt man Job Printing •rttf. HlrlMXMuJI'.- * U. »•*-«. «■ HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS. :b^*'rJS£jJSAS“?’^2. GROCERIES, DRESS GOODS, CROCKERY BOOTS. SHOES. tiiloh cum press.' JOHN ROBERTS. THE BEST STYLE or pUs si Piix, ui « till tanai Sat W A K T E D ! ■ ALL THE SUTTEE. ABB EGGS IN BAHRY COUNTY, For which tha Higbcat Market Trice will ba Paid. ■ ■ tSnk' u f*'*i '«■-■<. •WNgfaftgKT-3 J*7«TICK*aMt8Al.W^IUU. ggABwrwtm.-.. J caho' SiMWiSSi"g.; ! CLOVER BULLERS, FEED CUTTERS. CORN SHELTERS, B*ri ... — ... —— ■US AID MACK uir. Jo the Ent of . _ . ' . . . Win uilm wn! Gold & Silver Watcher call rather fntarioM. If rou hate any rlaim aguincl him you might aa wall pot thia <-carton to rvomme hx wtf-«an-! ' it into the fin- or at !«ait lay It away for , nmad- Hi. rtro^r will teiUmttepd. I I hawerer; and wUm Mr. OrtdMuiih,, a pood tearrpell-" -It U true. Item. My poor bort II heard that be had tellra into diieqateJ . oounea, ami the fart to»l he ha. not, writtenhome for mure (han a year, and . the .tnngwlr reticent and dmpondent .[w .li /na'' permed Mr. Gold torch, tone of the mrt letter ww rocri.cd. con­ “but it cea de no harm—have you emr firmed the r-tport. Sull 1 rowld rxC. and mot or heard of a man in thu State cannot yet, holier. that Walter ia irre­ uarerd Thom*. Ooldbrrtik t Ho waa, buifartUtotofca W iWii^iHiikihb trievably fallen. Toe da not think he ia in hw thirteenth year wbon he left borne, bokitt. He wm clad in a medy eait beyond recovery T" Th- old man', atal if alite tn mt now U.Uwr thirty -ail. which looked aB Um worm betanee il vowe quivmwd. and ba raiwl hi* vym HO had bleak eywa and hair, and wa., wm originally of fine taxmr. and geatert appealingly tn Turn'* tea.. thought to reeembto me—(toll I um and- cut; to.hat wmttotradMom! “rttock lag Led" OM. aad 4aadUB-i*to-«to •K) no, no, no T* nw^nrided Tian, evi­ ly rtianged from what I waa them." dently nwti by the eight of the old Tun Rodbura bad eipocted tUw man', diatrrea ; **1 don't meaa to aay qurtofon and tried to prepere himMlf that ho ia anything ao bod aa Ort. D» tor’ll. Yrt be hoeltatedaad .tamtMrwi fort «, Walter haa beanie a hard aimak a good deal ia .tumping to am.war it of luck for mom fat ami he* cot dm cvartrely, and at length mid : -Mr. Guldbnxik. I find it unjumtobla oovzwged ; tort he baa good trtnn in hint. to withhold from you the alight grwond wUBUooMgvta alerted on tU right of hope I am able to offer ywu; neither truck again. Walter , a geatleoum. tor. would I rutee e^wetatioa. that may to I apoke to hamily al ftrei-I would not diaamrtntnl; you must not. thieAaa. | Uve hurt your idling, for lU world, allow ywunatf to be ended by what 1 tor; but I did art know you wew hi. tell you. for nothing may come of it- 1 tether Tian, mice and manner t elirte I hate Men your mn." ••Whrtw? tell me where, that I may 1 abowad that hi. aRaprtinea were touebgo to tom itetantiy ! 0 my God! where I **O, thank you for ao much aaoonr- u to f" exclaimed tU old man, ^ring1 amawnL" mid th. old man. teldaw i iartohi. Let. aod eciaiag Tom Otr. burn by the abooidrr. Tom. Uwurar, bid gunite boM of him aad mdaoed him u> bte ehair, aayiag: •5!y dear tor. 1 warned you net to grtoaefted. I didn't any I hww wUrt your aoa waa or erou that 1 had aaea , him—ealy tbai I WfoW 1 had Men him. Be e.im now. Ur. do." . , 'Tartloa ma.” aaid Mr. GuHtowk, I “I could not help it. For yean 1 have I bcboTod my eon to bo doad, and now Umi faiate-t BMuruEO. that ho yet Ute. HBJ AMD kOUXkA, -ill guaruntee him.'* mid T«n Rad- �PRESTON & BROOKS! 8 O’CLOCK^ I aaent was made that Thomas W. Forty I was duly elected to the office of Senator [ in fee Congress of feu United State., $ALES INCREAS I for the term of six yours frau the 4th afMareh next. Although thia is qot th. result desired by a majeeityof tho Tbs mtiaeaa of St Johns erected 1'5,­ 000 worth of brick building. daring ths past year. REMOVEI> HIST1ICS Tte laptM when fee hat waa paatad to receive fee ballota, one of which waa for Senator 6hcley.of Wayne. In eonaideratioo of feat fart ho waa called out for a speech and Block, far the vote received, but be assured 1 did not vote for myrelf." He continued by saying that U required tWO things to ■aka a good speechOno was, that tho speaker be intelligent and in com­ mand of good language ; end tho other, LAMEB STICK TIAI EV£il farmed Pre-bytorian Church has 87 panted by tho German man-of-war Kain. Losses, January 18.—Now. from chmebas, 80 mioiaten ami M77 coiPana np to the 20th hrs boen received. xctmicanto; tha Cumberland Presbyta- A Uttar s«ys that the line of battle oa riaa Chureh has 4fil coogrtgations, 1311 ministers and litentiatre and 48.- ,10.000 Old Mammoth! It. EFAJfr FMJUCSR XXCHMT/C j- iroRXZ* Tho Reformed Church (late Duteb) m America haa 464 churchre, 498 minis­ tere cud 61,444 eommuniennt.; th. Ito kla. r.a:toa .-—The Barry County formed (fate German) Churtfa in tho Bunday IMjhoo! Association, at their last United ptetre haa 1.179 rongregatkma, annual mooting, appointed a aeries of b'dC-midfator. end 217,010 member. Institutes to be hold in different parts of Tho Choral. oC the United Beeferwn tho County during the winter. Tbs Bec(Mtnsfans) tea 8.M8 soriotfe. 1,MY ood of these Institutes was bold at the preaefcr. and 1M.512 membora Baptist Church of Woodland on tho IT th 01 the population of the United SUfM Era million. are put dawn as Tho ezsrtSMe were conducted by Rev. Catholics and thirty-three and a half of Gen. Faidherbe, show that the French - T. D. Marsh, President of tha AasocsarmUtemt Protestant. Tho population cf Army of the North has suffered a terri­ tfou, assisted by Rev. Mr. Rose, of Use. Aho wbdfo continent is stated at 86,996,- ble blow, Inra which il can hardly re-1i tings, and Mr. J. L. Mailt1, of Johns9fl, of Srhich 47.794NW are Cafeulics, corer. The entry of th. retreating arm v , info the city of Cambria was abed scene of discord. The troops were shoeloss, and in rag*, and tho army fragmentary to a greet degree. VxaasniM, January 20.-Groat excite , mentexists throughout tho German lines. Ths sorties yesterday have l>een already I .200111 Proviaiona, AflESTS WAITED FOB Actual Sales yesterday, Two Thousand, Four Hundred and Thirty Dollars. ;rbat cost sale to be continued ■Sissis? REDUCTIOI OF PBICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS NEW UmWWMW! , wna m.nrfnsted by the andionoe, which i represented several commnuitios af the I township. New Advertisements. AGENTS WANTED FOR CARRIAGE FACTORY , .1 ■ FREE LOVE. nations being rwprawcntod. It ia no onimportant result to prove that dsneaunational names and difference. are not impediments to free intercourse sad uni­ ty of effort, in the rttainment of a com­ mon purpose. Sech gatherings cannot Republican daily generally read throqwh-41 out Miseoun, it was able to carry 1 large portion of the party »'fe ft- Un- , dor it. prompts*. "Liberal" Ropabb- Earthon Ware Notions, ITC VATiDfi^ • ,u“8t ,avc ,norc room ,n February for d lib r 1 v 1AKIEb,the largest Stock of Carpets ever shown. Read, HA8TIXGS KARBLE TOBIS ' Read, E' MERRIMACK AND OTHER BEST * PRINTS AT 9 CENTS. THEA-IECTAB what every eno atoo had aeon before, that the victory enured to tho sole bomfit of tho Dsmooratic prffo sod attempt­ ed to whittle back thmr^rhoa it bad Minto the Democratic camp. It waa Read, Eb Read, MONUMENTS, HEAD BTONE8, WIIU* cogently with those “Litteral" Republi­ cans whom it’helped .fact to tho Legis­ lature, and who hare voted ia eauem* . . , / The meeting wu called to order by alerting John-TL Norina President, and F. D. Ackley Secretary. Moved that a committee of five bo ap. pointed by tho Preeideut to draft articles of incorporation for the City of Hast­ ings, and submit them to feo atactore at a masting to be called by the President tody upon hospitals, ambulances and churches, and is killing many innocent women and ehildan. All authority, on war and military uaage require that 1 IB AMEBICiN .1. L. dfc D. REED, W- “• BENNETT A CO. i Winter is coming on, Go there for a Cutter, Go there for a Sleigh, Jackson, January 20,. 1871. 3 v * t~ Go there for repairs, Go there anyway, Go there jiut to ace How cheap he can get you MARBLE! up a Wagon, carriage, cutter Or sleigh. are now selling belou Ths Preaidtmt appointed as such cummitte, Gev. M. Dewey. J. R. Van VoW Geo. C. Worth, Cba. B. Wood, A- J. shall precede tho opening of such an at­ tack upon a city. Th. b.-nuhardmeei, continued the protest, ,is not preliminary to military action, but it i. an act cakrn- Vjrawe, Jan. 19. 1891. latod to devastate fee city and strike> that quarter. • Ed. Burxu .-—At prooent, matters rwAnd tho answer from every Republicanf terror to the citixous by murder and Int quiring legislation sro not much develop in this broad land will will bo ’Thua ed ; but from fee large number of no tin-a gives of bllla to be introducod, 1 think Ihtew will fad 'something to du after awhile. Tho House adjourned from yesterday, after feo moruiug session, till mnnrir-g, and again from tho morning session of to-day till to-morrow mcraing, and au th. UJy stems to run The word thing in ths above, reminds mo of an incident that occurred in our village couatry in 1«TO was 6M,4B3 Mu st UMDIbaof whfab«,8M tun.Hi.te- ( thwMted, were produced tn Louisiana, Texas, and fee mar sugar making PrsMra oi Ur. wisiiijo, TW•Zi.re»ta.u-~vw.st‘tes«.i. tea IKa Jackson and Grand Rapids smut Meeting adjourned Hartings, January 21st, 1871> J. M. NEVINS, hw’t, F. D. Acxlxt, ftec’y. aj/lwork BTtaWDA-RT A STEINHOFF, Ohl Stand of J. L. R^d, foot °f Jeffertan Street north of the railroad, Haeiingt.Mich. (tin. W SdtaWttUgJhnu easy. Flood guilty. AU tho eseee requiring a jury being needed tho stern voice of the Judge to dispoted of, feat hanorablo budy depart­ qwsU. The little l*>y looked on tha scene ed for their homes in good mmoo Tnwof strife with perfect wonder. Soon the father and son left. Getting beyond fee Morning danger, said the boy, “Pa, in feat mon feat aits behind the desk the •bow. of tho thing.” ' We hors have a WARRANTED TO BE Clothing Oysters and Rjeruhnenis. hand at all hours. yl H. A- ButtftlL Jllffl s. MW £ WIN BIM CUTMC AM CLOTB A SPEC1AMTY! Although it is estimated feat vt make aesno tswaty five rtaawaud tama of ma­ fia Mg— annually, (fee estimate for ry County Agricultural Society and all otbor persons interested in the welfare of the swesoty, am requested to usee* at tho County Clark’s office, ow Saturday, To B<y -Bvery Description of Clothing, Cheap! To Buy the Best and Latest Styles! Beet G<mmU’iW the Least Money ; ■■■■■' 11 .i ii �teisa with hi* team to mUL was driving along sad the dog turned out to run by > th* taoa, whan oat <rf the hams, which ’ waa^oMrly shod, turned and kieksd the fc, la 4.V-4 mb. I* « —mg a compound fractux* of tha ahull. . Th* boy was carried tainted lately to th* house and Dr*. B. J.AEF, Brown ■ I CH I GAN CENTRAL R. R. Grant Rivw Valley Division DICKEY Jk BENTLEY, “Grr 'xb Fxxxn, —Those oM omsoImi *d chain, divans, ' ■ffWAfos Dockey. Norixn* Pcxuc.—Ths following parsou in thia county huv* been confirmed Notariaa Ihtblic by th* Lawialatatw. Amoa a Towne, Wm H. Powers, Lawrence Hilbert, Wiaehmter F. Dodge, Thad. T. Daway, J no. M. Narine, Abra­ ham Rymsao, Jr, pBMdOK^QMLK Goodyaar, Wm. H. Jew-U. B-toa MriJ BobertW.BhUs^ IrafitowriL H. Bowers, WFlttC. Hawley, Tnsdtat PhUlipa Haraiio B Wwwt, Chaa K Boner, CLommi-Hmiih. Hoary W. Brib­ ing, Jonathan R. Itoseoll. Wedly A. Clark, Lewie Durkee, Gon. Koagle, John Keogle, Milo T. Wheeler, Isaac B. Bigg*. John L. Wmiame. Isaac A. Hol brook. John ft Van Brunt, Hiram Coteman. John IL VanVrisor, Hixon W. Michigan Central R. R. Ma—fastums of ' Sash, Doers, Blinds. Deer and Window Frames. Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. N ewellPostsJBanislers, stair Railings At, Having lately changed our old machinery far the Lataat InprmmaiU la »« ■' _ ______ vi-._______ ... .. . ... MEMBER# eF THS BARK! CO. BAR lose A.’ Jauca A OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. W« are rapidly sending out bills for amouato doe on subscription to tho end The ad- of this volume—April 26th. ■venoe pay system is bring adopted and wv faoj* tn a.<e all our old friends call crimnn advertisement of th* mammoth dry good* and carpet hooso of W. M. Bcx-.ctt A Co., of Jscksau, which ap. pour* in this Umo of ths Eaksxx, undc» lb* head af new advertisements. Thia Mtobliahmmii ha.- the larpwl etock of tathionablu aad ata^Io dry good* and carjiets to te> found in tho interior of our State, and we perxinally know are toll­ ing them precisely aa they say they will sWai» Chancery Calendar. and aabecribo for th* 'Baxaxa another year on tho new system. Wo will bo 8umu*l D. Hastiags. eaahMbyUopdagtM. plea to <«te tnuro iniprorrarau aad furnish n paper wall worthy at support, all for fl .M per however, suaao complaint* that money is toarev and '•trod.- dull'' Now is the time to adverb*, because tax tim* is Casaex or Pctucstiss Day.—In oc­ about over ami money will be mor* ti” fo suit the cunviuloaco of many freely circulated, ' coaaequontly' the i merchant that is tho mm: widely talked ' things in the pabSbation uf this paper, about through tim nownpajwrs and bills, I w* chang* the day of p.ibtembon to will rtccivo the largest trade. That's ' Tl.an»!i>-. This «ill etiabte tu to gat in all uf AVv laoolay'» uu*a aad issue I- B Cnasiuu, who lives near hero, haa commenced to take aider* lor in­ grafting fruit tree*. Hi* Large and *xTits lad io. of Haatiug* sir requested tooair* prsntic* in tho art will euhla He to meet at tho residence of N. Barlow, him to receive * hoary buainaaa. on Tuesday evening nex^ the 31st of puts in choice graft* of the Leet variety January, for tho purpow of making ari^Pgemmts for an cut-rtainmint for the benefit of the Harting* Brass Band. Hwixdlxbs.—A Mead rille, (Pa^) p»promptly’Ihuraday morning, in tim* to Local ftiipBS |Hliw|. per warns pulduhon to look ont for tho will come off at Union Hail, Friday the adrertiaing agency at Moore, How •vcnlng, Fel>. 3d, for tho benefit of th* ard A Cm, Philadelphia, aa they an bo- ■ brass band. A worthy ux-tj. A mute extended notice will be given next week. I IMJ 71 Susan Hriteri. Nancy 1 Gate, Mary F bun, and Elim (lark, adults, aad Sarah E Sasssai Uorn, aad IsMsaLsAn, [MB] ThfedcewL. PHI.bury,' Dawns Dgvn, Wm. B. Euewusn, 1 N. Hcmax., Mxivm Wnuana, Wm. H. !«, Ja«x H. Hotwn, Jomrva Manix, I’uitur Hotxxs, L P. Cot*. Davie McCwm, ' Joxaa Raaxr, Gaoeax Moaaax, JaMX-i Ia Btasox, A. J. Waun, 8uu>x G. Wresu Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description. BelaB^rown. . £•«) Aultman.MilforACo. Bod John L Flaky. Alvm^vJ Baitey, n. ) j * r» v*«. Court adjourned to-day. New gixxls and now Alh»k~pa a choice bre.nd of eigare r that G amllng tobacco at Allen srite glascware cboapor (but) auction price* and better grinds, ALteti keeps fols of choice oysters on SixtoKXsra holds good yol Mooxxs Btjul Nrw Yoxxxx. —Thank ’ you. Mr. Mcorr, far year favor*. Pag >■ Tta PeopU No MOB* paper* this month. e*. Fcuruar comes in on Wednesday. of all the good things the farmer and ‘ j his family muds, the •'Now Yo«W I J<*» ?- Gaum. Fodore Marchtake* tiic lead and is by far the large«t, ■ 2S days in February this y*or. tho ben, and th^cheapeet journal of it* I _. ,, , kind jmLUriMRL Th< iO day* in February neat year. Rxxovst.—Chas Cote ha, i hi, meat market from IHbbte'a the .building ffi-r-yrljy "Tpis Wairaxa don't gvl much warmer. Oct riling, officer* will ucoa be called “city father*” (may be}. A certain Note given by JL P. Rob­ ert* A Co. to Farah Tilm-y or bearer, dated Nov. 1st, 1W, faTttW. due on* year from dole. .Ml pexaosu are can toned from baring Mud note, as pay­ ment ha, been stopped. Hasting*. Jan. 17th, 1871. A aaaxe Washington'* birthday par­ ty is to camo off at Union Hall tho 22d Jacxaox tx Lyex.—The Michigan of February Central Car Sops which have always Tbs lower story to J. Cote's block ia been in Dotreit, have reoaatly boon lo­ nearly finished. This will mak* a splen­ cated at Jackaon. Tho off pay |S0,003 did store for Matus. Fale* A Hicks. and give tha park to tho oomroay for Thia will add thowmaib 8aura|B A Caansu. run the oid Ex- their work*. to the population at Jackson, and mil­ lions to her material wealth" Hexnu axnTapsoil shouldnrem ber that them tea Rae of fSO for MIEag any deer, wild tarUy. quad, partridge, duck, etc., any time betweoa tho first of sane Bept 3 nnm. of tha South Haven S-rf-ri, ru reeeatly the rvcipimd of a fin. Watoh aad Chain from tlw citisaaa of tho riling* in AUM< ha* gut oil moved in. When the new block U all filfod - with alurw. that redo win [irreen: a cily-Hke appear- time to closing .up ottr hooka. A fifteen ream bwdneert tmpor- itivcly require* this rtep, end wo expoet our ctutlomvrn will HOWABD Si ■Cf < ‘ uSattelte*' byrorn «r Kors. X^rrUokM to U. tor �tatlLIlWUm sg" FORtlGN UTERATURE. New Vi) Dte begiM Janaary, 1171. NOW IX T IB TIMB TO ■VBSCKIlli:. ERIE RAILWAar. i 400 mAce under SfiO tnOea without On. Manage®-mt Chang, of coaches. taoAD »a ccK-i>oenut thavx xocrti NEW fOBl BOSTON, AT-HA.IWY, raraciML wnwwm rea« tn «w • naaaaa, amwtm • IL, RKClOjrhOF^PKBMBVLVAJHA rZSu>*«/i>m&i tete* maatr 3 •a MR* hr ebwe ad AMeaM. ' Wild. waUteal bee bMaw^f Earaoarat Donknitm. ItUrUl l>«Te*<nMBU ... La«rti rsiru Rate*. fkxnra. Al . ll>e »••• bMB rrox^Ulad || ■»^X‘hxgs,cna •d Mr GddbnxA a letter and a pack­ — — to th. pnpen forcing, of-Walter, and' praaimd dafeito Oawa 4f TMana. Goldbrook in a abort time Th. tar» r« were the M.imx n Flat Enquirer and Xrpta, fat winch were mmfcad paragraph! con-! reying roorv cMMirminir tin a of! Walter Leighton than they had dared to h°^Ifha h a gambUr.- aai.1 Alice. •• ba WUtaMuadit aoctel and pa gi.c Jud: IO .1 INO AJtV IX BTAMkflL'lU...........^_.._ eluding alwnya an InteraaOng tale? IVMIMJSTRATHIX'hALF- ■JilM NEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AND ALMANAC. 1 TO SB IXiVJSD JdNUEBYlST.Vm SOBACK’S Bititre m the market, patten intriaaie merit. Moat Bitten, eo । called, are mrrrl;.' wiihiwcthy duf, told at a bererage. Dr. llobcwl't Dilirr* an not a Leverage tn any rente of the ecord, lul contain the mart rxpcnnre drupe known tc trima for the. radical cure of • /ntlipnrton and Dyepeptia, and ■ for all mice where a tonic and 234853534853485323010123 A purvbaacr wm won found for Tom Rzxiburn e nubhehaert, end ho pro­ needed nt oanr to «|«M Ms bnsir.aee He bad boon very fortunate, and hadinrcatad large nun. of mram is San Francis­ co proper!) and fa hydraulic miaee Tho rath in his >arim» "bank." a: cioaiag amounted to near one hundred tboonued dollars. Aroirding tn all fm- j T’rtcey, I One Dolliur. 4/i peraonr ndmartbing and papistJoe thi'&K tr Tver ossea vkb j* ». year f®3> trift recrier a oqpp <bl* ale ITU ITO U SIT. STOMACH SIDNIYK.IRSK.Jr.4Ca, 37 Pork Bea, Kew Tm Peterson's Magazine. Prospectus for H7I. ernitcheapo asp best.uei ' GET! BITTERS .enAne tbmleil Seeeduh pAywam. .from I •SfocAAo/re, .Srr- 'rinTrifry liriTtntrvJuoal tie Acini' dinarfan Blood Purser; iina i which time lAountnrfi hire hern' eared, by iU nae, of SarfUn me! other Unal diemeet. Jt runliunt, I Ari.'rlre the Iodide of I'ol.uta an,/1 Sio-uu of Stiflixpia, drug* import- , dngle trial will coeran-r tie waW •Lrptical of ia wowfa/U value. BLOOD PURIFIER t~T Of-fW* NAMILTONl ‘ w ’ ' MKDICATRO COUGH CANDY [ DOTfS WSHWfi-lACB1S8, " ' ■ 11 One trial tnra n’.iWy rdablubee them ae facorhr with alt who ute them. The reatont why Dr. llobaek' ■ HM Pdlt thoul.l be kept in en rry family are: Becauee they eoi Universal Clothes Wnage..*K.,“ ^^But you pmntiaU, Mr Bedb*n,’ mid Mr. QUdbnx*. '-taterraWhig tte biUusg and cooing of ffie restated tortladovmt “to bring my ■»—Thoma*, -n-faaqi. Sn^Lhs?LSssj=iss •~ - “Fathw,” raid Tom pingos OM knew and beading his bum! mbtow 1 bare canwd yuesU ata juttr mb. 81019 ThS Best PipCT, ;SSJ!4£2S^itFT. WORTS 8QBAL NKW-YBRKKR, . ruxanuzz* • ,■ ■ PILLS mi ohut irssygx-tftK“j:a?s te»(lt> la u«ate0 aualH. ihNa <»> we ■itealte .SHID ■wrarfcsss-j ri U. «uu te J—p* BMg. . *»- V0**-1,r’fc’ ss: t wssramis"*" nico-Anitami. Fremont Engine Works 51SJE±St3tfS fSSKWJSttt HWJ IffO TEIWS. INDUCEMENTS, IfC 'SWKftJrwcStf tartsys^......... '* JLffentm! ReadTlila! ! ttys will pay KumuuMir errs BUSINESS COLLjBtt I\>r Sale by l>rtiggl*te and *Jheeiler* In 1‘alJnt Metllelaea creru-whert. Dr. ATKIN, BB257J � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-02-02.pdf e5a00314aa69f3ff497be47d8a62a7f7 PDF Text Text Trf. RjirJ«LIC»J< HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MKHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1871. IL XV. HO. 40. Wwiil Wi BWpes Clfij. SECOND ANNUAL «0har- ntod Addtoon; “a hhtoBtrfx. Ataaw.". Xfafakha mW A—. J know ’hrMfarix. far altar that v. elway. caltod him “Little tfaris faa BatfAar." .Ml through 4» aprfag we kant him fa that old chamber a pri.MM It wm a grant place fo> mice, aad toftt* gnat naoaear tahto way ; ao ha'naa- xf. , ; i i | < . ■a4 aAar the fart few daya nobody wont 1 Mtf Ma, at arar taonldad thi—hit I SS; Udkb,"l-i. ’.fcU. A SALLOWAY'S 94 I , DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS. HATS, CAPS. Latk«itKaOfawMri>0w”aaid Wil “Dot It will take till mid.ightf exUaiwied Im, Unking wutfaUr at the “Lot it take tHI midnight, then." ropSod Win. “Bet, took boro, Turn, you'd Uttar go ever mkddolU cfcaroe; you ( GROCERIES, CROCKERY BOOTS, SHOES. IT THE IIISTIIK M STORE I Ab any where in the Emus State1. nr [rii ai frits, at w fill limit SaiuMa W A X T K D I _____ AND ALL THE BUTTER ANU EGGS IN BARRY COUNTY, ATtafafa^. paper nafafafa£ to .reader.that -the breath tfwfatar tiBi the eta." No other paper has-'the *4 l • awMrfjal FINDINGS OF EVERT Dt 8CBIPTION. For which the Highest Market Price will be Paid. SAWING MACHINES, CLOVER HUIAERS, FEED CUTLERS. CORN SHELTERS, TWIOi CTL1I0ER PIESS! E. P. BURRALL ' UlSMetLSlKS- *”'a wm. rpjorix. ■a a.mveraawa ^Atm aHo owe. AGENTS POP THF. W orld Mower exMtaotnble poatton, to « tfarae Uat aumlwrol young women ma oome* c-*•. "T— would arewuntthcmeclriw peeabarly farItrmato. In a hotel “bop,’' oaa will mo I half the gtrta with partaan of theta own I aax. Tta> iadfaa at a traveling party.in Europe am, a. a rule, fa an civil ahataa i___ ____ I.>’ - ■ ■ - - ■ and Reaper, IJY THE BEST STYLE aftmwarda, and afi the traveling aha dene baa bam between the wall ata Iback kitchen door. ' - ' - *• ;-JNumber Hfah I married ouA_ta 1be W tar kart fara h.i tab* tor i•elf a aeoetul tom. Um place o I < I . Gurnpa’ and Taylor Sulk«y Rakes, Grain DrUfa, Wheel Cultiva­ tors, BALL, DODGK. and CURTISS' PLOWS. Drag*. Cultivators—in fact, everything -- ---------------- fa tbalfaa-W--------------- — time to art wholly at theta dfapoeal, being the principal one. Wit went only fa the reanrto far tauam»r recreation that young wrn an •carve, the fact weald not be noteworthy particularly. They ought to have eomethfag to do, an' enough to do to keep thro. from ipeudfaga great deal ef &M 11684 Plow to a Threshing Machine. d or mad; bat ws certainly felt r»~ i. »«—»«<>—*— ■ FdMNaaeaMy THE LATEST’ MIMHIMU Hardware Store. Over 500 DETROIT STOVES Hold by M tntha laat W naontbai! <‘j'f Have juat received a Urge and varied ha^rtnicnt of f’ttrlor HtovCS, • m«w than han ever b—'brought to Ufa G«M & Silver Watches. fS( faa lidrt bothan him. ID :e another peSeaad knock him dowa. [ pat the torch up within a few f«t of a. and waU gave bfa> a vhach an hi. •1 round bead that brought him • *Abo«l fafa Um,L’ an the almaaace 1 : swattsatois:' �CLOSE Of TBfflUTffiUA! day, U th. erection, hi tha oily «f Greed Rapid*, of a buildmg to b. <mpri byr th.PodoMo. mid th? IHstriet Court for' tbe Wcatern Di»trid of tho State, and coMPoutorr ehjcatiojt, Thia question i» now being agitated France Succumbs I to an extent that bring, it prominently before tho people fur diecu.rion, and it win, beyond quaMfan, be presented to the Lcgfalaturo now in rernton for doflaite.amtoa. la an artiste printed in another column wa exprwm our oenriofaareof ita uitay «ad importtaoe. and >• htowiih from Mm Coldwater 1 fry brihn our nadm an able article baa officially informed to. that tha oapfi » in frvut of immediate action to wear. tulation of all tha Psi. forte, and n armfatioe of tkroo woeb, by land and •M,wasaigMd at about 8 o'clock la^ X**«Miaaa Mate QmwU*diwrrifi^ fatenata will «r.ti»ce to evening at Vanrilfa. by Count Biornarck A, Bybfaea Bate < tfpd foopeW Jwdiefal M Mat roe that ftu children committed to their charge rtcrire ouch an amount of oal- and JuIre Favre, and tbe atay W Pari, ” rt fiSST wwaAfalwm. TheGwMralQoreruta.ut tcre a. will fit them properly to dia-‘ wfll rearefa prioomrra of war ia tha city, dlhro ta rf 'tbwBtaBU^Mtay, j harteg enated thte Judfafal Dfatrirt owe but it fa not known whrthor they ore to atiiS tflftaTSd'fa & “**—**-* ta propla rf ta bedirenaed or not No 4afa& hare tyof Lm-i^ren-nmroday, nbroa Dtarirt to prtrtid. al oac. .nimble eo lhink.lt animpcrtaat faotthaXtM armutice extend. aw tho m and that it •hotlld be made' known a. widely aa the moat important tnurt committed to1 tbe MKceawn-of Mr. Parry, will be to’ aecure at an rerly day an appropriationi . . tfou of tha tiring generation. The writer rey.: A petition ia befog circulated here for a law to compel the attendance of chO•dron ai a .perilled age .! rokool a giren amount of fan. fa each year, and the principle fa meeting with much more SALES INCREASING! £££ Go there tor your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fine stock Jnt Orxxxn! Oytiers and Rjereshmenlt. hand at nil hour.yt H. A. BU8ELL Luxwoi, Jan. 27.—An official dhpaidtl' from V.reaiare, Friday menring, am; "JnlM Favre returned ycelinday it 1 Paria Ha will come to Taraadlaa ag4a HASTINSS MARBLE WORKS! toxlay, aroompeatod by a notary oArer fnr tho pupoao of aettling the tern, of capitulation. There ha. bmu *o driBJ on either ride rinco midnight ThuredajLoanox, January ZT.—Fane, waa again In conference with Biamarck at TABLE .TOPS, MANTLES, 8HKLVW, ETC tiripated. ItapuUioan* and Democrat tho rich *aipoor, th. learned and un­ learned, men with children and men who han none, in tert, all riaa»ee eocm to be deriroiu. almost enthusiMtic for tfKlMan.vtilU demand-1 at the nah a law, and tlawe who bold the peti­ fatodatf ths taan who shall la Um kk- tion Mteoaiaa that, at least 80 par cent of the Irgd voter, who road it toaror of Mx.Yrrry. Who' that tui tndoroo k. •SKftXlW Actual Sales yesterday, Two Thousand, F f f , x. Hundred and Thirty Dollars. AMERICAN MARBLE! taut juat at this time, when Rural* i. .bowing ita teeth and uttering omiuou. cmnmon achool «j.tem thtoofthe274,- tho oompact The mobifae are to be ' iretao. But in our judgment he should 774 children of toboU<ei. thi. State, K tolroted frvor ana of the interior 105,167, mere than one-fourth of tho .cut home and tho German army to enter. Faria. The Emperor will return imnmcoantiea, aad white our people would number, did nut attend rohoul.ia tho year 1S69, Even in tho old Mtttod ,। diateiy to Berlin. exine in thi. country out produce. Firit be pleated to re, a man good and true. county of Branch, with ita 130 rohoo! Vxauttu^ January 27.—The capitaU a poo i by B. P. Sbillabor; then fuL bouMo, 13,30 (more than ona-rigth) of tetion of Fan. ba. been riguod. The ]ow» “A leap in thoDark," “.Air CaatiM,” die children were about from the achocla i ‘TAughing Eyre," “Tbe Reporter1. laut in 1861*. And the County Superintend­ ' term, are tho .urreodcr of tho gatruun p I Item,” “Th. Haunted WliMry,” ’Th. ent fa hi. report »ay»: “fa ia a tai to , and the aummonfag of the NaBonlt bo lamented, that to ma*y of tha obilj I Story of a Valentine,*' ‘Tattle Strix the j ctoacry'Of'fidK John V NariM, wu drwn of the county aro not in kH.wI I Screrehcr,” “Fritx," “Fire Day. on th* I doribt not that tiwy will jiat aa reroed- during any portfon of the year; and FmHUomu" ,-fa.tlte Whtog Bax," I oven a large portion of thcae who do , I» reto oortsrily give to the favorite «m । ‘‘My Phantom.'* ‘"Ono Month from ■ Loxbob, January 29—4.-W r. a—Tho ■ - A0?* attend, are in Um roboola but a .email, of Kant, <■(' thi Hok Hampton Eick, of portion of the rear. The tooid^fa, that following dispatch Emperor William ha. I BMU- thrir w no one could go to .Minnie'. Ifiarr,” 'The Ruby Mine," I “Queen Editii nod her Puniriimcnt." i t their rolfaf. The taxlie. uf Mra. Merrill . “Ere and More," “Our Young People'. Trtoa, their aupport ; and that whether a largo portion of our youth, go cut Motto Ecuprea Angusta: from achool. with re mregrua kaorU ft t. x, BtWUT.—Lart “d ehildren mere dug out of the Story-Teller—Gpea..,op, Tba Son of a I Mr, Navia* Mr- Footer, Mr. Rich, or edgo of fatten and figure* n» to dfaqual‘- ■ Vtaramre, . _ ruin, at 9 o dock thfa morning. The Politician," ‘(PtoliHaaMiHl lb. Young / fy them for intelligent citiaetuhip. Th. huaband and father i. a cutumerual 1‘reperado," “Jaek Ptrei." • “Owiooa ' evil i. vary ready recn, but tbo remedy tra rider. and it fa luppoeed that be ie at Mattas," ‘Tho Haurekrepcr,’’ “Facta i* not re .pjarvut, uateaa wo rreort to a and Fanriaa,'* “Mr. Brown .and hi. law oompnllfag children to attend Rocker."—Humotou. lUuatrauona Tba rohooh" number for February i» the beat one tha^ And, now that wo bare fare rebooto, hoiyct appeared, ft i. juat th. thing why not rerart to ouch a law f “Many fur families and tbe r>uali.bon club* . propio cannot furtu.h book, and cloth-, fag .uimbfa for tboir chadron" it fa Oommieasner, and to ateci four date* urged. Such core, are really but few. (ata. to the State Convention, to ba hold Then let tbo deoerving poor be- supplied at Uaafag. on fa. 28d tai., 7 delegate* from tho-achool fund. It will be much to the OoagTeaaioBal Connmtta. to be u tha ftret dwfco bf a majority of uur cheaper ctothfag and educating thoin at bold at Grand Rapid. on th. Sid into. paopia, we fral rery certain that tha bou.o naw tlian it will hcreaft.-r m tho nominattoe bf Hoe. Wdd.r D. Footer, Reform School, the Houm> of Conrettou, ortho State Prirea; for it nooda but a of Kato, would he baiJad with <xra«t Gonrr'a Libr*. itoox.—A iplcndid connected hinuelf with my cungroguUon. and I do not think: a man could bo found, I number of God.y u preronted to tho waopte hare aright to do aa they pteroa" of all who ever tenanted our priaoa, who ' I patron* uf thi* excellent monthly hr Thia ia true in a rery limited aeaae; could ut up a column uf tyi>c-' X. leave ' February. Tho embelliahmrata are provided, always, that on. oarer plaaMe by the Gcnnatu, ba: no occupation of the reader to make hi. own comments, numcrou* and of a .ujwrior kind, confid­ to do wrong. And when a oomarmitT By th. drotroa of Hom Thoma. W. only remarking that thi. cannot be acci­ ing of:-“Th. Fight Interrupte-1, * a the city by them, end tha Prines Imperi ­ pay. ite money to .uriain a free achool, dental, nor can tbe explanation be that Fapy to tha tea* of th. Umted Bcmm, al to bo the fntar* Emperor, with the their employment knope them ignorant •wot [data ; C-ki i irj.con­ svx.nuit Billixiti awaaary wffl arid m th. 4th Coftpre- , Empreata. Regent. A large fore. will of their prevailing vice, and ir.i mortal: tiea, taining rerO be hnntediately"dfapatehed in puwrit of nor JFt tllal printer, are removed Port," ^M^^BLAkrihg: “WinriMAl Dirtrict, from and after th. 4th of ■ Jackson. January 20, 1871. ™ from tin. lan.ro maaro. whose corruntion Mareh, next anting, and it in under- । VxMiltUta, January 25.—Tho term, of paare offered by Biamarak to tb&J QRfAl’j OQST SALE 1'0 BK CONTINUED EVERYTHING AT COST t I ml ■ nil *r «.*»-, rvfa*4«<l A4Of* IlKofctJK TI B IT'D, CARRIAGE FACTORY rmust have mon? room in February I* rgest Stock of Carpets ever shown. MERRIMACK AND OTHER BEST R end. liO. . PRINTS at 9 CENTS. Read, Rend, Read, W. M. BENNETT & 33 KL French natioa are re follow, t ' FIret The cerefon of tho province of । pay hi. rrouoyto .upport faatrobooU AImco and that part of the provin>;.%of Twenty-eight per cent, of tho children Jenev gentleman, who renntoyn. a Gcxilie of iM>lBle do not attend aobML Cona. n domortic .errant, find, that the paganiam of tho Chinaman fa.Mi drfeted ww«Ssriaac.’--*Xi fault Tho other morning th. family, cheated out of BMrly ute-third of the including the Coolie, were gathered »» bearer of tho BapuNtoaa party, haa Thb fa an excellent .bowiag hr tho to bo derived from the ritting room for prayer*. Whin the beenealladtoaaetoto Grand Bapid. <m Grand Rapid. Port Office It will bo their rotaxd taxr*. No one will deny Fourth. If any on. of tho octooiee exerriace were ovmr, it waa arooc^rinod now bril by France cannot raire the I: that th. Cooli. ^ad been worahipnipg an fraSdtMt TMeebtoim will.be n money for indemnity, it mart be guaran­ 1 old-fariiwaod brea. andiron in th* fire­ tor! by tho iminlcipuEties. If thi. place n.ntov* it far an Mol and had offered it twodted ut* and A be­ guirantoe fa tefured, the property of gan hi. religion. Mrvicv. out of a prayer rich individuate will be hold paaaaaatoa book in .evenly four relume, end A »cpplerncul. Ho mind, four houai L .d,y aril ato long in being conform.<1 to that *r9L . ■ - : ' . It need, ooly a gtane. al Frewria to mo roma of tha tergtotu of eompulaory •ducaitom Iti. not the ‘-nredlo gun" aluDo, nor an exorileul military iyd«n, that hto placed bar where diaia,butd M OcreriNmal torodMi ./Ito preyh that ba. made h«r tbe leading power in EuMfato^sy. Even ju oilierwi*.; uxrig- extra to perron, getting up chib 814.00. ' oo CO. REED, , H 'inter is coming on, Go there for a Cutter, Go there for a Sleigh, Go therefor a Sled, Go therefor repairs, 'Go there anyway, Go therejust to see How cheap he can get you up a Wagon, carriage, cutter or sleigh. We are now selling belou Jackson and Grand Rapids Tux Nrunt-A Monthly Magamno tor Young Rooden. Injww in it. fifth yrer, and preainta in tha ' picture, and letterprem of ita lari twelve nanlui, a proof of tba fulfillment of the protniro. of ita U.t pro»i«etu*, and an carnet of what it will do tho queuing )Mr. In ita ill itatrutir.na it dmam to be ‘unequalwi ALlf WORK WARRANTED TO BE. AH REPRESENTED. Remember the place-at the -Stand °f ■L' Hoed, foot of Jefferson Street north of the railroad. Hastings, Mich.. J. L. dt D. REED. areaarod. for diould bo without "Th A'mrrf.” a. it is the beat of all aid. in teaching to read ; inupiring a teat, for Idler, and art, and filling th. young memory with crereat.farea. uf .irecli. Term., |l,50 A-rear. PubliaUd by y^riOOO.WO: Tnt Boas Jovu.l, publuhed at Dotavit. by C. J. Whitaey ft Cfa,fa . mw candidate for public furor, and one in which tho ritfaan.of Michigan ahould take .petal faterert. Mn Whitney ha. Icnmr, Tannery 29—W ». X-—A diapatoh haabawa reerired to thri Britiab ing already reached a rIo of Foreign Offirw roufireSeg hr fait th. copies with a larger demand.1 prrriou. report! of tha oqriuuauon of publiahere auure tu. than over Pori* to which it add. that oua ffiviriou Scientific and yet eminently ptaft ortnopaodfa* baridM the Nattoul (treat, of Iteri important ctam. for muMatboHWMhaad a. a cultivated jma which, unfiwtnnately, it hi erto been left almoet entirely quaok, tbe -th. remaetL a. th. foltowmg ■ Tb.dMUMttoaanh.aaMa. 1 of both rexre and of no »«oT of nubility. Lore. ’ * ‘ ■RXcW rake. Wo aim to make it a mper that I ahall bo looked forward to reeh^memth with eager latarret and expectancy. „ Th.N« Ywk Otarer YM* Book ,«l Atoj, S*», S Raw York, ia a reland firmnam, and ytoao daUeatriy, that Mone, Jr., ft thamfa: total retared itetatj »»• d WkjT*rtj»rtion. ud oemridwdiw—m. ,rf «... --------- * .hte rriuo.. Ifa variou. (teparte-roctoT ’ •iarticai riril and cmamemal, .grind - 'W5BDKME1.3E: To Buy Every Description of Clothing, Cheap ��MJWCAI ^syssrs=5 i.t.sErw; FOREIGN UTKHATURE ■ tare aad My ate aaate (• prfM) wtori U ateae ?tS, te; A ItSLri. late, naraa* >1^ handr.<l »4 airlr a«rea. aiartlte by Jobo T. !rs.si7.Sr7.:.-r!?»iJuS!is: Naw Volnaac bogies January, 3871. | or n tm tire TO nraacaing. <rfMMteae. to ton. A Xxtote. oCMeat. Crate. o*S7 toe^ronful of tantric acid, made bto an StetaMri b-moluniibu:..! atitfag the ingrwdtenta in white wnrm, win pre­ vent the tuiir from turning grrv by ap; Plying nt night ’[ Kok headache, hysteria, nanus—as. and coaeupetioa. may bo eured by re­ mo food al rtguler intermla. plenty of out rix aoedn, which after U-ing roasted, •nixed whh watte, moulded into a «Ute■trice! farm and dried, are grated into a powder reedy tor uae. Two apooofula tn a tumhter of water will atimnteto the ' OIL REOIONBOF FEWJH1LYAKIA sss.5twsarfcs.v,« _Tzafea.-tts,.,. BKK‘l®^4!£!S!f Buffalo to New kork, 433 miles Dunkirk to New York, 4«0 ruitew. Cleveland to New York, G2h mil-. aarinatl to N. T-, MO foil**­ , amd Uraoa Hr"22 tel 27 wyr* nil uaarsa lorn l*n*W*t -rvwrOertMter. Uteyw :?SKTf .2S?5i, -... into eoctenu to 8t th. box, the shelf I_________________________ _____ ___ which anporta it being .deed with the; matter being thus rwnunod, the tubaazna. Or a B*y|y colored t^'' < *mna* nf it.. ooMm, i. fi.— ■— bo nada with naxrow atrip* of fiaiahad off with a wooden mei top and bottom, a set natter wuE-tS ' mu*1 ba anutenteJ or stained tn raetab. Tb. — amnfiit of wmdew g»rd«ntag is — That seemod, tin rtet k mut. A south window, with a shade which cm ba reined or lowerod al ptoa-v- I ua.ii beet. The box prvnded and the shelf —t. I XttbJ - ‘K,<tom kyw‘,f| It is well to have th* larger plants in ' pota, both for eonveniemoe of remora! and to obviate the need of tar drainage, which ia a troabloaoma thing in a parlor. IM the pota an top of the charro*!, ar ranging according to faaev. but keeping the Reiter ptant. in the middle. fcr <* • RilvoHear^J tnmte. will be pretty, and two or three German “A “ arouad »bo F* Wil light friable mJ, cnefifth —A •nd smooth the top or«r eo aa to not* *• N«r, tato the feferati— yna| may tuck smaller plants—mignonette, lobelia, sweet alywani, crocus and ion- BAYSfTTE SUSPENDER. ■I Tf rr hofMKD1CATED . iarultor i COUGH cm I COUGH1 n.r >r..'d jjjS.'Jt'.XSj Kira ll.r..(t> n t'M.’ ,J“' Or e1*1 k! « *F OeeTMIar awl a Qaarur. , Ullala FU-. CI.MO0B. III. Fanaaattol, KMttSSXSrtrS r iwimu. , * "r ***** A Valuable Book. NEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AND ALMANAC. TO B£ISSCKD JAAUAJtyisr, in ROBACKS marld, poaarM iidrintia mrril. Mod BiUm, ao ririi'nl, art trurtiy tcithurtuLy duf, •old at a bnrragr. Dr. llolxick'i BiUm art not a btrrrayt in any araaa of lit ttonl. but contain the TKIX Tte coir geuala* Mrflwi* for tto braalle. I ' WlHranOMCha C*ol&M4.*nnmL UwW j asjBSE Iom M.h* to anh the window and twinkle acroo* the upper pane*. Last of all. turetjha mftee with mriia froah from the wood*, amid whose mote will be tangled all aorta of sweet wild thing*, partridge berry, tiny ferns, cranberry vine, and a im RRATIITORRH. k««, J u» STOMACH SIDMETt IBSKJr.&CO, ^isms?jrss.mwjrs:; • BITTRIS one; w hyacinth w# beDs, a tall spiked In or Jerusalem cherry al; and the auddea —»— whole, bT virtue tf the Dew addition, will startle you into frei phaaure, Kke the lovely aurpriaa of the vpriag. The water need for the ptant* shod.! ba tempered rijghfiy when the weather is very cold It »a good ]dan to keep • wot apong" hiddma aostawhsse abort the box. All furnace-wanned Locmm are dry, and the move water avapented into the air the better. EvapcAxrn of ugiaaed day tor the rwgietera ar. of great aeeiattinoe They are made to hold a gaOan, and will dvnporata that quanti- .1870 1371.________ 1371. PROSPECTUS mtn ih r^*eSteji-..n,rrx^Tj=r BLOOD TV LEADINGtSrCUIUEX^. I I'r. Blood l‘Ult arc it^iSttKnaera P0UFII1 .ss^jsL.te:ssjx setuS^txwtsa i*strtfitsx?ss HfSftsZft»TS£ final triumph of Republican prindnlm in the abolition of alavary ; the suocaw frt restoration of the lata revolted Htatca to lha Vnicn; and the oxtanalon of Im Peterstfn's Magazine. Dorrs wnsG-iACHMS, L tuteu SiSZ Htatea.1*w ,r,,Tr c*“"n •x “*• Of the meaeam which err now rn wring Rhe attention ef IhoogrtfLil mew. who demand. J— and wfoa govern­ ™ Tmibuxw wUl be found in tbo future aa In the peri, an enmcwl ad. vneate. Throe are the redact Ion of the tarttr to a iriatui ataadatd. In—inch aa any Uws which tend to deprive men 1 of a portton of th. fruits of their tabor, for the benefit of others, aft an Infrinre- , ment.f ;wrvou*l liberty, and akin to fthbtey I a thotoueb reform in lb. civil I ss:-^ i Prospectus for 1871. tarrilE CHEAPEST AND BEST.UB Universal Clothes Wringer REMINOTONH BLOOD ryfisiwsrir, ■Ara. eu* Iwlj tear 4eUte«M MSiSSJSrc! aalA «*J MMaAMft k* Uka .sadrriLwr, Jggaig^WFZl!Ba,?lK ■WABHINOTON AT THE BATTLE OK TBtNTON." fadured for a •imilar piuyoor. , , Om trial tnea< ri«Wy ntaUMrt tkm at firarilet •riiJiall tcAo aac Mem. ' | nr rmama anU Dr. IMaeEt BUodJVUaJ^dd V kfpi in ev try familiar,: Btcautt tk,y c.m *«^*J*«* « aQ cotu vhrrr a s^saeSua^ssrs PILLS t-**-r’-“* * - j,r*Y*1 ~*?**'i^*,*-*“**!^ FRKIS-A FAIR OFFER. - RY AND SCIENTIFIC MATTER In­ Fremont Engine Vo ka *• *- ----- “f-'tr- • Tke pearl—.oftbo removal Kaeto* Wwia. wte era Me aftarg. ftpart—— ta&rie km ri »i*w ^.Tfcltprr white, w snuU fea—de ■ TO THE FARMER. f *.tTUl TTJu*1 “ “"’Ulning th* talent liri—aatiM ratailwc to the 0S^2^^2,E AGl3;! FTEEL FOURTEEN M’LENDID m tnama »ow»: artaout^ and aftr SV-'S&'-K! fajotthe garden, and the Uwcowdtttaa.eftbscTMatn all put*at the world; a— • oareKlIy ES^dfWgst of THE MABEE7% FOR PRODUCE of all aorta of the East, laUe to the geawral I—r— IttaUtede- It ta prood to maintain the rarttion batm or Buscupnov ZwSSfir&ssixS trit 2i*fo ftoatad teSTXl ThrotejSjrMiteraWMy aate^to t—ytee—3 fcufnetekhMveil � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-02-09.pdf f1dba7645ae0203b68183abee3ae3478 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY!), <87{. VOL. XV. HO. 41 tvw ci* SECOND ANNUAL COST SALE I If abdl. made tea waJTbyaoanaoa foaehre midil— .fi 11 fa areeWbul BOSTON CASH STORE Commencing Feb- PRINTING 1871. Stoves! bbebveb BOOK 2 IASAC. <Udtrun*,un DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS. HATS, CAI’S, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY TRIMMINGS, IT TBE IfflM HSR M I l»W. Ur.ACQ, .As anywhere in the State, toils nr nA mi Price, aii it till nnut SataMa a milHonairo, and it shall ba th. nuptial eord between myeclf and your charming "Sul uill, I do not nan.” “You don't! Haw daUofyoa! It k at oatj an A. B. C. Here am I. old Ja-per Hamilton, aa hearty a buck a. rtr kkeodjagiri. with property amounL faahioa; th. prey da droent maty! tag up to ten thouaanla, who want. to How could you hare nmh thought T and marry you.-' daughter. What’a to bin- all the Um. poor httte ran hm bare crying my eye. fate a hidnooa ehap. Job Printing WANTED! _______ ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY COUNTY, “My dser Mk. Fairer f “Hewcan you! ereo Walter calk me For which the Higbret Market I*rioe wiU bn Paid. jrative Thai wa. only tn try yon. I eoariaed, my lore." "Wbatf a link humbog. AT I Ek. You lay the girl will not marry ma ua>u th. more for that And yon truly Ire. yon gire Walter a chance Bret By my plan you giro Walter a chaaco aad “Devotedly," alio aaewwred with fordon't injure mv eljanre either, far Hl lay a hundred h.11 be a* [oorayrahom date aa be » to-day. It kali won»• nao about yoor young lorera getting itch in a tew mowtha. aa three king nov­ ote make out thev do. So follow my plan, okl fellow, and you .hall hare aa rich, hearty and tough on old wa-in-law •toad whieh betrfad to HA. It weak aa your heart could wiah. Ooodby, Ud yoed hk itruagth though, and he gar CLOVER HULLERS.FEED CUTTERS, CORN SHELTERS, QOXH1ST1MU THE VERY BEST TZTST THE MARKET, E. P. BURRALL & CO, TMUHI CnilDER PRESS! AGENTS FOR THE World Mower and Reaper, J^CSBICATISO OIL, Gum pa’ and Taylor Pulkey Rakes, Grain Drills, Wheel Cultiva­ tors, BALL, DODGE, and CURTISS’ PLOWS, Drags, Cultivators—in fact, everything In the line of my library at th. .nd of fire mmutae." The fire minute, preeenbed bad olanred, and Walter Coram atood in Mr. Fui.r’e elegant library, with ita walk lined with ebelrat of ooetly and handeome booka. Ila owner wa. crated in a relret armed chair, and there waa an expreuon on bn fare that Walter WR Lodad him no good“So. air, jrou want to marry dare T' ptivr ISRIftLTliRM NMIIIMII! dOlfSTANTZr c•JV HAST). Uatlnn.NeT., A UTtt ~ gigrted delightedly, ^.ntr tbowaad doll. Chef. a triflic. I’D write ; Thera, darling, tebe thall «te So. hew haff? yna a noh old fallow fare, yam* PttorJamr! Both. weeks teari « Over BOO DETROIT STOVES Mold an in the Boat Itt montha • Ham jote reotewd * large aad varied nrrtenat of P»rl<n* more than Earn evwr brought to thia Offuty Stovaa, THE GROVER A BAKER SEWING MACHINE. . tUgirt to experiment in th. fateoretaef mfoao.. Th. Nret kirn or twu the par­ , Ma. watah U-Nam.to^itNMrer.’but eoo beecuae to tatoreetod fa th. towk ' amlMtoMi'.fater If it waate to. Tryitynurerif. 1 Wmu re tax ata Lccx —A man �। ’ W.aA auttmSd to S7 Ant Dr. White than are vary many plaaaant Joins H. Palmer, the tfaperiateadeat of thing* said aad writtan about life fa a ( School*, ia and far Barry Couaty, will prairie country. To on* whose early that tins Berry aad Eaton were almost aa nnbrehes. wife era sm ; teuvvlling over th. rood leading from BoBora* to Vermootvilta. aad fcwa A* feat named OHOICB GHOCTKRllft! A fin* stock Jcar Onn-> 1 ?OME A.B(X> SEE TlIEjg Oyotof* hnd Iftly gabafart to Cfcwatfeox.Mr. IXreond, of thangeviHe, Ifr. F. B. Mxucfc, of Barry, Mr Mtel. of Johastowm Mr. Prtadte aad Mr. OfaK bi Tb—iBih. W. J. Btuart land H. D Hobbs, of Hartings, and [I^wtoDafk^LfC'hMleton. From this ft0*'aetestioa can be It allied as not to be diaUnguirisabl.. Juto* Favre ha* rwugn*d th* Ministry But Mr. Blair, not aoutont with pour­ of th* Interior, but remain* Minister of ing out th* vials oi hi* wroth upon Mr. Foreign Affaire. Chandler, Mr Ferre and Mr. Strick' A comptot* rupture haa taken place 1.,^ __ to LI. _ ___ A. - w__ t__________ .__ a ft__ gethar. burning them at night, with [denty of giri* Io help ; aad white th* girl* would waleh the sparks, th* boys would invariably watch the girla. I tell you there’s nothing like it, ncejit it might be, the corn huakings and apple peering* that wore sure to follow a few years later. I d>n*t know of any Wiutmu, January 20, 1871. people who so thoroughly enj jy life, a* I taw with astonishment in the De­ those pioonsrs' of the forert and the girls and boys connected with th* inati- troit Tritans, of the 11A irritant, a communication from . the lion. Austin tnlfoo; rfev everybody's neighbor wa* just as good a* anybody else ! I tell you those were happy days, if there He well knew that I wa* not at I at all during th* tfenatorial canvas* o 1BW. but at Washington attending t< my duties H* had no reason to sup crippled eoergriie school offlrwrsbyrestristtetis that could be thrown ' travel* th* world ovsr, looking fur a countfy where wealth will some to him them at ony meeting posomung a bare without labor. Cbnteatinrat, will make majority of men who looked at th*, uj manhappier, than all the gold there school only through th* modiwn of th* i* jtut a few mile. Vut of hare. But tax luts, and kept employed aa teachers [betorihuu. hankers, brokers, book­ there are those, whose kite of advonarista of men and women, who, though1 keeper., etc., wo fully holier* a thor­ aa good perhaps as could b* foaud fa ough practical busiuas* education, tion lead them from home; and when k BepubKcan Coonty ConruatMin will adjourning States, wsro teaahan only fa which will occupy toe* than half the asked—“where are you Ruing ? ' will an­ time to ooqaire, will b* of vastly more swer, nine hundred and ninety-nine ba h*H at the coart hou**fa th* village at Hastings, at 12 *, on Saturday, Fab. We were led to consider thia subject 1MU, to Marinate eaafchtaa far Comity by * recent virit to tb* Grand Itepids cc-jnliea too great a scope *f territory ‘■BeaaoM College aad Telegraphic la Into tb* charg* of one man, and coaae- rtitute." Hwendborg ft Robbins, Propri­ queutly too many Khoola. From fifty etor*, a Collegiate Inuit utr where all to seventy-five district* oughl to, and some portion* of Wiscotau, bat Ne­ do aflurd labor enough to employ all braska beat* them all, everything cua< •idnrvd. There is not a more produc­ ueatore of the State, and a maa thor­ tive eoil between th* two ocean*, than etitatod aa to makart th* thing of party oughly oenvorsant with all kind* uf there ia adjoining and lying on either caucuses and apart of th* political, active ' bnrisesa a* well practically a* rid* of the great Union Pacific Rail­ rather thar. th* edacatiuoal machi-cty theorrtioaUy. and whose eifort* to im­ road. This road traverae* thn beautiful utterance, 1 sliould refrain from taking of the State Nor ia there ।wwer enough part the most thorough culture to every Platt* raftey, fur more than throe bun- ' any nutice of them : luit after thw cool blooded return to the chargo I deem it in hand* of tlie County Superintend­ stndent under his charge i* worthy of my duty in self-defense to repel it and To this Inrti- have about 100.0W acre* of thi* chaio* to coatribute something in illustration 1870, haring ben pubUabed fa the ent to abate many evil* in school ujnn special cuinmendalion land for sale, at pric** earring from of th* true character uf (Pair Basin, we deem it our duty n* a pub­ Mr. Fiaii** letter, to which Bkir s wa* S2.50 to filO per acre, thi* land ia sold lic jours rii st to place before our reader* dated Februarv j22d. at Beading it a* on* every way worthy of on long credit There is also choice • tl>* reply of Senator Howard. Our Flint Blair received it at Waahington, As most liberal patroaag* Our space Government lands adjoining and mmr undoubtedly by the J,th or 27tA? This view* of the honor aad manhood of the forbid* aay extended noticaof its ad- thi* road, just aa good that caa be Istter uf Mr. Hah’* related to a/couversecured by prvct.ptiou sud takam a* totiun ho had had with Mi. tifrwUaud the next day after tlie SenatnriAtwucus imeas of elaborate penmanship that houieataads by artual artttera. far' givtag faMrutfeou to teacher* are atom the nulla thereof, the extensive Thaa gives to all tboa* with stout g Myji •MpCfaro.lter was nosninated •omtoBtoaf any sack fetter, a* with b, tiro pabiic bare aobariMM. That Gov. Blair's first tetter wmi of this character, >o man will pretend to deny. That it waa obtained by theft ia, we auppoM, an admitted fact. Andoa far ag ftaiMfc heart* and willing hands a chanre to ►cure ploasaat homes in a few year*, with a good . tarkat for all th* preduct, of th* soil right at their door; aad for gvufag and stock raising, there ie no ffao.- country anywhere My prediction is, that Nebraska and th* plain* brtwren here aad th* Bocky mountains, wifi furnish th* principal part of tlu-bred consumed in th* United State* from thi* -tune on ; so long as people euetfau* to enjoy a roast! If grandly improving in obedience to the -----M variier. mr. Fiji did not make a reccrd of it until he wrote to Mr Blair, about 5V days after­ ward, and was, therefore, liable to err fa hl. rvcoUectism. In thi* letter Stricklead ia mad* to say that Ferry '* friead. sold out to Chandler “for a eondderetioa to be )«id at th* next election of a United State* Senator." Mr ftrwkland i* known to have been at Washing­ ton at the time Fish's letter was re­ reived by Blair, and at the time Blrir^ letti-r in n-jdy wa* written. Blair <Mild have easily inquired of Btrickland a* to the tnith ftf Fwh1. statecnsat* i e >pre.| would **y: T*s! that* so. Bal it* just as true, aa though Home* said it; but fearing I may weary you 1 will ctoee-bk. Cable into, "in th* aaykisd, and think, in fair cooler moDeato, they will aa much regret th* writing of thee* letter* a* their friend* HA8TH&8 IAEBLI 1 ORB! AIONt’-MENTS, ____ continuatiou of th* Michigan Central What w* have said HBAD8T0XES, of the good qualtiesof th* Central mar TABLE TOPS. b* said of th* Great W.stern ; indeed it MANTLES. could hardly be aay other than a good SHELVES, ETC, ___________ _ any character feel deeply th. want of diatriet or townaMp. lytusg men with a thorough bnejctM That (he State Buporiatandtmi. who, eduratlcm, nefarks and book kropfea. rocrivM annually from *v«wy diatrict ia ’ Nor do we doubt lluA the ability aad theS4ato,a'rep<rtbf th* standing of the.I wHIeieaey at our young ass to meet all afcM) ttetorin, ftto better able to judge I tb* demands of th* day ia ahuort aay aa fa tha want* at th* schools of fJx* Uadch of human industry, would b* Blate, than any other man with a firid largely increased by such a course of And th* young man who caa be •*• I tartnsetem aa ia funbhad by a first elaas te*f to drive hl* stakes on forty or eighty ne broad, te to argue that th* vrbofe syaaunarvial coBagc, awl that to nin*- acre* of the chose* timbered land, right t*en *f public- *wptoviaicm is a miatakn, ttb* fif Grew it would be of wort real in Barry or Eaton counties, dear it U(>, aad that it should alt go by th* board. hiatNut lfc knowledge acquired m make a home, and tuak* that huni* Th* movement is vary generally a port I beat Academic halls fa the country beautiful by ttukiaf to it, will be a hap­ pier man when he get* ready to shuffle being held in svWy county now an- apparatus for teaching, telegraphing, dsr the operation of the law, arttolaa re­ and the inaqy Other special advanta­ lating to *ducaik»nal allair* are often ge* wbkh ihti Collegial- lastiteie pos■essre o*«r roost others in th* rontry. good temhtre are TOroureged, and poor auai Si tollil oat aa fast a* th* cireamsfaaeee w® permit, Utter achoo)-bou*«i We call the attention of th* teacher* are being erected, mopa, chart*, and varioei kiad* of *chool appariiu* are find­ *»4 ali person* mierastod in th* odnea ing filter way into the primary sekotea, ttoaal sfesrs of our State, to th* Mtehihero diateptoes i. btew referred, and gan Teacher, puth.hed at Nile*, Mieh M a whote, *wr edrofcoa! mterret* are by lUnry A. Ford, Who is also the *di- on hand at all hours. 2Sjl M- A BL SELL Knavery, rto tsonast man woum-o* =?j&£“iS£ ■* Hi bw <* «MU I time the Great Western was opened for ■ public business, and ha* bora oonnectod । with th* road *v*r sioco, with th* excep­ ' tian of a short time spent in Detroit (Frank F. Snow, the General Passenger Agent, Joseph Price. Treasurer, and Hua. James F. Joy, Managing Director, are gentlemen of large experience ; and body out of bed'’ until I hadfobe ap poasnd T If he had learned tha ratder.'ul fact before be received Mr. Fmhs totl.w he could hardly have said ia.anthat he had “refuMd to bdiere U" unless he suppuasd to* to be* weak and credulous 'pareoa, who** opinions AMERICAN * acme won for IhTOreat WaeteriT an rnreabfa reputation. New^adgteftiy itoproved can are now run *a all through trains, and the old OST* are being tepunri with all th* taodtou im­ provement* added,, and made to look us "good ■* new." The track i* smooth are! even, the trains are run with regn laritv, and with a few exceptions, the emptoyeee are faithful aad gentlemanly, all combining to reader thia th* farot- MARBLE and Betail. the iMtefesion, and no cm* esm fall to ' Both law and Kcaem hold a nun reejvm- admire the neat and busy Tillage* and thnviag cities thickly strewn along the Un*—evidences of unusual activity, and contentpint io in the extreme to art prosperity and great wrath ar* everyI up the prssete asters of the slander aa a ington." I can only say that what be defense. Ou fiii* principle, a person affirms about my "gvttiag bold" of this iMght/feqfrfaby probacy dTObs this lugerreU, Woodstock. Faria Hsmtiltou. and St. Cathorinsa are beaufiful< towns, imputed “Imrgain"—about my blowing but perhaps not more beautiful than up Porter, etc, ia a gratuitous false­ maay otben. And thso, too. fafa is hood, invented by Blair, thn invention* th* only direct route* by way of th* of hi* ambition*, but weak aad auspsGreat fcspoaaoa Bridge aad Niagara And Superintendants of Buildings clou* brain, without cw wngfe fart or Offlro 44 Mill St-. (on the Canab.) Falls, object* of interest equalled by no ARCHITECTS S^r^Uing. ! * But be goes farther in hi* libetou* oiMstle of the Jteth of February. He I faltefieri yo far a* bus letter of February charges ms with being th* "right bower 28, IMO. relates to mr. It wa* wanton of all the corrupt rings in Washington," agd amre 11 ik eft a*m ntyrelf; for in hi* and by hi* communication of the 11 th tetter from Mr. 1^ah, tn whieh i t was a inst republishes aad reaswrt* thia foul reply, not one weed was to be found re- i ’ Taa Caruaxx's Hora—The Febnislander, after having twice retrectsd it ffocting upon rue in any respvct All that ary number of this juvenile treaaure What warrant, nay, what incitement or Mr. Fish said about me wa* in there ha* been received. It ie fall of intereetproiucation had he, or ha* be for utter­ word*. -I ssid IO Mr btncklaad. ‘hew j ing this gross charge against roe f II* will our frir ad Howard regard this clen- ■ does not rest it rumor or the say- tian (of Mr. (.handler) f Won t h* fro) j rusnv hour* valuable pastime. If you so pf third tmosu, agriart whieh no a little nervoa* about hi* prospect* 7' ' would have your children grow up in member of Congress or other Upsjative “ u*i«»tood that tfi* way they should go, **ml 11.25 to body, no court Of ofimrwuMi; fe^b.n- HowArl •tends no chance for a re elI T. S. Arthur, Philadalpbm, and provide ary ia secure; feat h« QfrSlfijurt taka* them with thia valnahl* r~ n uP°n h“u*tf • i» • a fact Pure Wines and Liquors! phrase—-right bower"- th* exact prac­ tical mramngof which I roufam. with some pride, I do not fully understand. It u, 1 am told by the initiated, the brat which Blair uses it. I can only reply that thia cbarn i* totally, unquafifiedly, ftlas'; that (he au­ thor of it ■ a deliberate slanderer; that b* forfeit* all claim to the character of a tnrtb-talfar. aad is uaworthy of the as­ sociation and respect of gentiemsn. He speak* of me "while in my tan­ trums" over this bargain of 1MB, a* having "boltod against ffew- omnibus bilL" Whose omnibus bill ? H* prob­ ably rsfen to th* railsood b*B (Renat* bill 809, third mumou. Fortieth Michigan Exchange — . J H.....**e*rw that he himself bad catered into a treaty ’,th“T *,*”7 ‘»o year* sgo to defeat Mr Chandler by, of roar**, an eventual ronsoluiatirm of th* opposition to him upon th* om or the other, a* be or Mr. berry should have the moot rote* fa o« BWi'm ■ofcmte4.it fcrk day fa our .hfatoxy, when w* titf fa Ah - pobly begun. gfowiag terms ths ft** I BniwMhaarWiiht ^£25“” A Peru WtorofWeft T’S.lllW -■ n I'—-. �T|« I\«rii»uc5i< LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SODffiW HULW Tux grrat coot snlu at the Burtoa Cosh Store still contiunea. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. ’ Brand River Valley Division Loc\l flews. IHxxarw A Gominss are making graad Xa&mal Bank Building ail of which roar thrir heals as mocumonts of bride aad mortar, that mark to tho stronger enterprise, and a lavah of cap­ Raxovsu- Mr. Alvin Bailey has reita) in the right direct an axuoa ■ our । । moved his Harmses Shop down stairs in business men in His*, qgf. Wo cate no tho rooms formerly occupied by J. C. ill reflsotiuii again it ths wo4eu blocks, Woodruff Thia makes a splendid loca­ for in thorn ojniaiu men of enterprise tion for businoea. end thrift, men who stand ready fur lin­ GoonxxAa A Bsatcw still have heaps of clothing left, slso furs in evllcaa variety. Dry Goods and GtOMriaa in abundance call and examine goods and Ground was broken for this block last July, by Messrs. Eowne, Robinson of thia roUtn*—April 2fhh. The ad- onl Bailey. Tire cjatrect for the build­ var.ee jay system is being adopted and ing of the atoreo placed in tho hands oi Mawrs. Horns und Woudword, and tho wo hope to are all our old friends call work lies boon nt shod forward from tho .'Sscwaw end subscribe for tho Bxxxxa auoihor firel, so that now tbo whole Ikck is romi year on the new system. We will bo plated and all occupied, oxoepi Mr. nnabkd by adopting this plan to make Bailey's store whieh will not remain I JJt*w*Jte»*rtMeW. boeisiwnm- more unprovementa and furnish a paper 1-mg alone, for Messrs. Barber and 1 well worthy of support, all far 11.50 per Bailey wSl soon- r-imoro their stock of dry goods etc to the sa n«. The first year (in mivaneo ) store next to tho Phreclx Block is oocuI w> ■*•1 »•JpiU by licil hlgiro flctice;. I cu» at tho County dark's office, on Thursday, the IGth test, al 2 o'clock, I r. n, Cw the purjioee of electing four I delegates to the County Convention on Michigan Central R. R OLD, RELIABLE ROD DIRECT ROUTE. The Republicans of Castleton will Gallery of JLF. Minkler over Bailey’s bold a meeting at th* office uf II. H. ; Harness kb*p opjodte tho Hastings ’ Wood, Esq., in Nashville, st 2 r. a., , house. Photograptu, Gems and all kinds Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1871, to nominate of pictures taken in gvoi stylo. four delegate* to tho County Conven­ tion to be held in Hartings, Saturday Ho wants more. Rutland Republican Caucus. BUMS. A.) iots! Peninsular Railway. »■ »n(.r SI -..I*,- —>T.. , <'^X EZ8-. 3ESSE QREAT ■ 1-S.Mia* ‘EBsu.2r: uHaaresH Detroit & Milwaukee R R R. Mcmb Em clothing and sloths. in abundance and also dry goods, all nrionly to sink is their tun and give place eti„ which ho offere at figure, to corres­ ti others. Since mu dose and wart pond with the time*. Mudge is still pregT’to, no farm of government can alive and wile awake. be immutable, aa nations i tee in the Reseau. A Nsvurs are sibling along in seal, el serial aad politfaal Uvuarotheir own quiet way and have trade ment, revolutions, ritbsr peaceful or enough to keep them from worrying about dull times ; their motto —“ quick who has loosed tho whole sot of rooms salre and small profltv," al the Phrecix in tbo building of Mr. Bowuo. Here we found George I'roiton, assisted by George Brooks, dealing out gruewtie* from tbo wall filled barrels and shelrm. Ho baa made large * additions to hi* stock to Evrrevpon 1 with his new quaiIcrs. Occupying tho west liulf of the that ‘‘boot-and-ahoo-man," .the fell/' the papen talk to mush about Jarnos ia doing a thriving buaintse and bo is not afraid to kt ths people know it Up-stairs we find hia manufacturing de­ partment in full blast, and his shoe­ makers turning out bouts and shoe* for special orders, ia th i best stylo. J. C.1 warrants all his work, and. usee first quality of stock io its instruction. Tho i front rooms up stairs, are to be occupied I D. Marsh, will meet at hie reriden Frblay evening, this week, on Guv St., for tho parposo of giving him /Du. J50. Roman is still Postmaster in this Village, all rumors and reports to tho nmtrory notwithstanding. We have not hoard of any hea(fe being clipped. Wixslti F. Drcxxzscs is agent for tho monthly literary publication. Each sub­ scriber grta tlie stool engraving entitled “From Hbure to Shore.” Hastings ,/Tn i Nacx T:a Socut-—Tho neck Uo ing under the original names and con­ trolling the original cfassr. of people, social camo off last Friday night, aa an­ because no revolution has been violent nounced. Just ns wo expected and just enough to sunder completely Die ties ns we luul hoped everybody were there, that preserved tho nationality of each. end everybody seemed to enjoy the In tit* mighty swell that is now rocking affair hugely. The long, tho tsB, the Europe, Italy has caught tho amending fat the loan, tbo grave, tbo gay were all •weep, white England, (as a monarchy) has paserd tho summit and gradually eager for tbo liraw, that they drmosd it tho day before from the hands of the fair damwl. whb, so much desired so and se'r company. Still, that did not Linder Tho Reputilieans of tbo township of tbo affair from passing off very pleosRutland, will meet al the house.of B. ’ <u thsir Milliarry and Dro.smoking antly, and it was every ways success. । F. Chidester, on Wednesday, the 15th rooms. Tliree rooms ere large and well' day of February at 2 o'clock r. ■. foe t1Amtilatod and will make splendid qnar- ' The net procreds of tbo evening far contains not one stone from the old fab­ tho jrarpooc of selecting four delegate I| tore for a miDrn<-ry and dressmaking- the Band were 1131,05, and the fundi ric, and ehow foundation shall be liber­ thui raised wiU be appropriated toward to the County Convention, to held at i ty and justice cemented with the eternal Hastings, on Saturday the iNIh in st | troth, of a pure and endefited religion. K tho ladies who labored aa hard to B. F. Cniunrrnt, Chairman. '’ etc., to be occupied by a special company 1 In the past the history of Franc* has inaugurate this festival aad to a gener­ , composed of twelve mi'mbero. Bofcru 1 been a steikiog and humiliating dsmenous public, tho Baud extend their hearty we descend we may aa well call alien- ' stretion of tbo extreme frailty and inthanks, and hope era long to meet ties । tion to tho stair-way leading to three conaiateney of man. It has presented rooms. It is broad aud of just the j arisen* on some similar occasion, aad many profound aad valuable lessons to right pilch for comfort in going tip and ' I tlie consideration of every other govarodown. In tbo'basomont ! moat ou tho face uf th* earth, end in thia reepect at least, ha* shs fulfilled her Sylvester Taylor, Asst. Assessor, of In­ mission. But I have written more than Michael Las d-m» a very nice job of 1 intended, and will stop lest I weary ternal Revenue, was in town thi* week, graining in this room. We will next1 Vary truly, Uicxoxt. and inform* us of acne important you. ]«<* to Judge Robinson's building, the Fxncrer, 2d 1871. • change* ia th* business ia this wetion. Heretofore Barry county has boon a Hero wc fiud Alloa and bis boy* | R. pcruto district, like monv other coun­ stumbling over crockery, lamp*, looking I lie* in tho State, but owing to th* rogiasee*, wall paper and groceries. A Auction of the revenue*, it is now atnow stock had jut arrived end they tached to a now district commjioeixl of University life han been somewhat brok­ were arrangtagrit in fine display ready the counties of Barry, loom and Moat­ en in upon during , th* last few days. ' Izisu Tills.—The engine “Muske­ to sell to thesr numerous customerv. Up 1 calm, with Mr. T. as Asst Asesaeor, And now that something has occurred gon" wen: east this m-irning with over stairs is a store room for crockery, etc.,; who*c office is located at Ionia. There worthy of note, I male haste to perform 25 care attached, mostly loaded with hImi a sleeping room for clexkZ The will bo a largo reduction of deputy col- the agreement ma<le lomi time since. front room is n very nice ami convenient, | lectors, and tho expense! of the depart­ It waa announced test Tuesday morn­ room suitable for fo.tivala, or a society ment will be lessened to correspond with ing thus joint committee from the r 1'rasoxxt.—Mr. A. J. Bowne, 1’roslroom, and ia nuw known as “Washing- i । the receipt* from that source. Mr. Tay­ !<*giriaturo would rial the different dodent of the Hastings National Bank— ton HoU.” Tho basement is rapidly । lor will soon haro arrangements made, [ and lady, are sojourning in Florida for being filled with furniture, of which wo j jMtrtment* of tho University on Wednes­ day, for tbo purpoM of fully aacertainI health an 1 pleasure a abort tiina. uig tho wanU cf the fniveraity institu1 Dm.—Nell Parker loot a fine gold tira. At eleven o'dook.* Wednesday I pin last week. The finder will confer a morning, the students assembled at the favor and be rewarded by leering it nt Law Ijecture Boom for the purpose of ! his lipry office near the railroad. hearing the Hoo. Committee ‘-.pout,” Ajfrinrre.—On the night of the neck- We did But pass in, but from what we aud taxing a squint at tho member of tic surial a jet sleeve button was lu*U saw of the arrangement of things we The finder will please karo the i*>me at concluded that it compared favorably with the other stores, and would also the Star Lodge will take pfaee on that make a rpkndtd place for the business evening, after which there will bo tab­ of Messra. Berber & Bailey. The stores leaux, music supjier and dancing. are all finished up nearly alike. AU Everybixly are invited. The bill for light and airj, and furnished with the tbe '.evasion will be only 11,50. Tickets very best banging ehandrliere for lamps. < Himsci Horst.—Mr Wm. Benja­ nuy be fonnd^c the drug store of min is getting nieely settled st the Har­ I Me*«* Ackfey A Sleds, and J. P. Robtings House. We hope bo may enjoy foot deep, and although but two stories arts 4 C x Committee of arrengumente .­ Mo in Hasting*, and meet with prosperi- high its architrotaro is so antiug^d, A. P. Drake, T. Phillips, E. B. Throop, that it hai a very imp wing apprerancj T. Altoft, H. fa Stewart. Wo can but say in couclusior-, Alt Had, to the Waahingtou Block! Honor to the msn who built it, end aoeta** to tho By Order of Rep. Twp. Cum । keeps a choice brand of Lxwxxr A Basair fully up with the times in the Oothfag business. Clothing and cloths a speciality with them. Call at tho Empire Clothing Hall for aemathing nioo. W. Harder patooted a “Back Pad tainod tbe joint omumittoe, member of Proas," it should have reed Euwix W. tbo "Third House," aad student*, with a Hsauw. We ere glad to notice thia in­ synopeie of hia travels in Europa, whithPrnraant to adjournment the oxami­ vention and earnestly solicit the eitsnnation of H»rrv Hmri*, diarged with tion of harness makers throughout the burning the Tilb-teoa mill, in the Town­ ship cf Hope, in this county, took place al the Court House, la tlris village be­ Watson, it ia mid, xiK add largely to fore George U Warth. Oircuit Court the worid-witte reputation be already Cotntaisslemw, eammohred on Thursday enjoys. The Professor dwelt long and morning al P a. u. and terminated on Saturday evening at jnat after 9 o'clock Dx*a Bexan.—Our little village ia al by tiie dacharge of the respondent The disc was an important one and present enjoying unbroken quiet. No­ Ottraetod much attention. It waa ably body gets drunk any more. Nobody plays billiards any more. Nobody cuodwtadofTtfippartof the Psopli fay John R. VnpYtilfcar, the Proaocuting Ax- blankets tho hitching bare and leaves torney, the do^oco Mpg conducted by hia horses to fiaoro, white U, for the I. A »'E A Holbrook aad C. G. Hol- duseuth time "takes sothin' to drink.** Utne to closing up our booka. A fifteen yean bustneaa imper­ atively requires thia step, and we expeet our customen will at once examine their account*. and settle the same by Cask or Nora. 549999^ THE OTTEAFEST GOODS ITST TOWN. BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR -EE?-* Tb Consumptives. Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description! Our “»vhlnory is XXX SB W and New Advertisements. Skim ui Uatai Dudm, sagss&SEB”* BOOTS AND SHOES brook’,,wkh their aecuatonual ssoi and ' weU-jmuwM Ability. A greAt untoUr tlio liberty polo under tho alcoholic doof witamaoa wna examined, we think lurion that it i* a “doar &vn.” Every­ trouble ia gutting tho pipe ready to drive' Tomq LhlrykaaH. Aid tho written teati- body walks soberly and In his right tho agv in the school system. I A bunt nine foot will havoTo be driven : before they eon reach the rock, as the, Ugafcsp. Sb ffaaflba Commissfcresr ' clayey nabstaure runs ia so far that pento »=y that tlfaf j rufeodiag* from first to etrutiv headway is impassible. last, .WOW. rauiavtod in a dignified aad I manly umnatr, ntfiKting credit abba on tbe C»urt,- ♦he effteeni and Attorneys, aad in atnixiffc-contrast with sbmo exadunatMdhaa-w^fiayo' witnessed du- Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from this community,. we shall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cad. and Prompt Paying Customers. Statistics mind. How so? Well ID tell you. show that here in our ova boasted Some of our must respeetablo ritirens, Bteteof Michigan, only fifty jsec eantof filing that liquor drinking aad the' tho children ore attending school. In liquor traffic were disgracing our town, Premia, every ohud ia obliged to attond mudo complaint to tho Supenrirer, and he. v«y qnietly gave notice to the J. C. WOODBOTF. CARRIAGE FACTORY �lyWTF RAILWAY, ,: 1,400 milraumW miles without 'I ______ nf eimah.s. Popular Book!, MT U I'.-r. | o<M»f<Ji'i:KD-rf t»r | THEA-NECTAR is » r.ii ELACK TEA aainarin rauran new rnnx sxe nxw, ncun, sxn in« ' OIL K Et; io M1 O£PKN h "* VI. V A MIA rets nattwar Kxwtra r*o« Boehee’er to Now York. 8K’> miles. Buffalo to New York. 423 miles, Dunkirk tn New York, 4W miles. Cfovriaml to Now York 0-J5 tailcs, Cincinnati to N. Y-, SW* miltt, SID t> F—M QT22 to. Z7 mud t»«Mn‘ aecia SVgUPHlA -The Ohirrt mul Bert of t.'n BoltcUm." ECLECTIC MAGAZINE or___ FOREIGN LITERATURE. Njw Volume begins January, 1871. —dombra that lecuaCrino earth—eto o—rawMtiMa.-, ho statue, — tho contrany, nro found , arwyrian ropieto with living germs To •dean any kind of elotha, mb tho whieh, when hidden away from th. m part, , wall with naptha or gsuoline till ®——A Muro. retain ,EraraohradMWi i tbon reality or power of germination Rings that bar. stoweiuthem should fcrnnfaUoA—to length <rf tiara. Thera .always ba taken off tho finger when tho bring gnome of tho diluvial feporits b. Iband, era washed, or else they bervtna W JMwn been burrid during dm.] ' saavswi ..32?22t££. GETli KW*I»Sstta’itKTSU! .rtssr r NORWAY OATH, AND CLOVgB. 8—pie p.Ug.* -to da. «■ M14 ■OTSM.urt IMwaUaf Smv* oiuorv, vui to Ml m raius oeouraer oraussto aBapffiriefflEis'tts porad, the fcr* of tbs pre-glacial epoch waa reproduced. In rapport al thia theory, bo brings forward tho argument tbuu-fe-a jlwa-luO BAY STATE SUSPENDER ia m^k Stu44 ■»' ~7» """-i h.' aodJSng nrt apofi; Vhilo wot, covering them with fine chalk amped to powder, and weM rubbed in • ’ * KJtTXS * HMTHI, » *k»u'.n. >i,u. •nssAtsafffiiSiTCh:: To render shorn water-proof warm a M.o> Deaignalun of Injunction Master. Sui. .f MMnsas: Tb. Hrwlt ftsrt for °rEi.t i l *1* ‘Liirif u» amu c. COUGH GAND!! fhoiag to rat hay, aad prarnntaag a ■ickly appoamnre. Hehadraimproeefon that their food lacked the oonrbtuoDta for making bone, but hia neigh • bon need bone meal with o— wiring aay good rrau’.ta whatever. I ait spring bo pat about four busheb td Ira^oS rahra in hie bem-yenl. and threw tut to them about a ahoeelful i*-.h day They all ate ra if with evident radial. After turning them out to peetura, ba FU .■ ■> u»4 «od Tit IX .Ziir NEW YORK OBSERVER JBHEBEBA YEAR n.r... la»U ■iHoriii l. —■» SwHSrTtsrrtt •— fc. > BOOK AND ALMANAC. TO BE ISSUED JAKUAR T 1ST, 1871 Scientiflc American u,.»;r^Mk.a<.a^ \»«™ w inmfJlaaLo urrSf^rtft ■ar b» .I.k.iry ** uifaly th. M —f—— U<wh« wU» Ik. tk« UUrwAn< Tie Mafic Cal Price, One Dollar. 40 peroont rutnrribing ardpapirpfor 1 IA« KE IF TORE UBSER VRB foe oat yeta’lfa) trilt rrrrirr aeeeppaf thlere.hr- BRATUITOUILT. Eampteit? tii^rrrr tri In* Jr.'.--' 1871. SDMBILIOBSLJr.ua, ____________ 1871. M7 aPor* Mow. Xtr M. PROSPECTUS WM Ml NATURE’S ' jflEGLKrr MeCURDY. Chimgo, HL tSXSXVSl. II, LEADING SEBUBUCEX N**>- DOTFSIASIWIACHINK, HS PLATFORM Tkm< mm.aoo TRiniMKin eutrrini; u un tbeTwruty-rourOi yeerof inex­ istence. be. the tight, .etho elite'o.nn U ibe KKPUHL1CA.-S PARTY UK THE NOUTUWKST. to cougnuulale Ite many thousands of twuien on the' Anal Uioinpbof Bstpublk- a petoclpleIn Cbeabolilioaaf auieiy : tbeauc-ese* ful rratoratlon of the Ute irvolteu finite to Ibe Vnl m; and the ex .ee«fan ot Ira £uffrj«’ lo •v,fJr di ®en of tbs 1 AGENTS WANTial^ dWrSff-.Jsryti r“.f. Hair Restorative Universal Clothes Wringer ^un. O.J3S4 sr-iixs-i an OF PRICES t,y» »boto««thrastr. irahe—r ra M REDUCTION TO OoXTVEM TO KEDCfTIOX or DUTIES. S;i*iX57±ftaie3!,.rKi; ■== terzasr*--35*^^ GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS Shr lb liar Wrttlij JJuu. will eat up efoau, .nd than !fek M. UffiHfclli A boquet wtte iadfr anunyed po>- Carbolic Tablet Peterson's Magazine. STbyTa^h^mS^ «ZJo* rmpMlu. for Prepared ij Dr. WELLS, 1171. IwniECtltAl'KST ASP IU-ST _» B..C. BROWNING, fia. Apt! Erasedul.Tir.fc, ■ S. C,rtlM<t il . XraYork. Dr. AIKIN, To Consumptives. Woe Mo. U Canai St- Grand Rapids. caption; AGENTS WANTED FOE FREE LOVE, teUc b; the graeral Internal. Itiefbo axgsjjsrsaTS. ns vAtariis PJ^OFnDEFWwX0* TRY WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, .Michigan _Exchange. AID Fremont Engine Wo ks � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-02-16.pdf 499572d18e82ba4667038d71c320d516 PDF Text Text seib VOL XV. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. IICHIGAN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16.1871. SECOND ANNUAL COST SALE growth may ba profitably rtudiad at th* «ty of Jseksou, fa th- State. W. bar. m> material fatsemt than, but our |annti. GOODS BBST8K CASI ST81E Establishment. point two hundred and forty rods east, and four rods south of th* geographical center of th* county." Th* transcript of rocotd* fa the Register of Desd* ufftes show, that, at that time about fifty deed* of roal estate within the comity Commencing Feb* 1, 1871, Stove#! has become a railroad eeater. The Haron, Kxlamaxoo, Grand. Thornapjita, R*irin,8LJo^uf Michigan St. Jomph of Maumee, rirom indictee the •even drroettona fa each of white Jackeon can now be npproached by rail A road is also in prooeae of coMtrvotton northeastward, through the valleys of th* Portage. Upper Huron and Clinton rirera, and one i. projmfad *ouihro*V ward tn th* valley, at the Grand Hirer abd Bean Crook, known mhUL of th» Onto hr.* rk. Ttm. * 1 « ।■Wat. The wealthy mea of Jsckaou did <not, forth* most part com* 6om maait1farturfag ngitaM. nadfaa tateairo! 1 mect of th* county was between the yean 1834 and 1837. The State Pris­ Our informant give. this account of on was located hare soon after th* ad- th* DrjCJJood* trade. About twenty­ miaafon of the State, but the village fir® year* ago Mr. 8. W. Whitwell, made begtanfaga. They bare tat beau grew but slowly. Th* name "Jackson- opened a store which b. rolled the“mam- looking far tattfalMhaafat jfe* with afaltohetyeoaU starta hta«M»»ith DRY GOODS, iHATS, CAI'S, DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY Job Printing Ensile nr rrti nt Pita, al « fill nmil SatufKtls* TRIMMINGS, AND FINDINGS OF EVERY DE­ ____________ SCRIPTION. GREBI.E. CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS. CORN 8HELLER8, TAILOR CYLIIDER World Mower tian* to th* .lock of th. "Jacksonburg h and Palmyra railroad company,'’ which with State help w«« built in a cheap way for thirteen wul** from Palmyra to Tecunuah, before it was forfeited to the PRESS eon" by which name it in likely to ooutinue to be known, and in 1857 it ob­ tained a city charter. La I860 th* vill­ age contained about 2 »00 inhabitant*; ' in 1854 about 3300 ; fa 1860 the riir _CU> wuu Wiuiut ca.cn u>n mu*l nut 4790 ; in 1881 5544 ; fa 1870 11.448. mind gutting wuL Jsckaou fa 76 mile* weal from Detroit, What fa the greatest want of the sg* t I 73 north-west from Toledo, 100 south Want offriad*. roum in hi* .tore for unsalable goods, and would sell al, or below eoel all article* not immediately salable ala profit; and he knew how to adfatisK as waaevwtatteod by the column* of moat alty lackfag fee *ate targs 'tetaHfahof the h^wspeper. within fifty mifatabf muaia, and they aro feta .fa-amber Jacksou. Tie became wealthy and was than would be pra&tahfawfai. the town seem* to be riagulariy dataittal trfJtoro smtal*r factor, white, with the gteteth of a city frequency Uoome .fatetaass •WBR*! । The Internal roreaas lironac tax, when oollrcted, was atata* tto :aotae keep up priem were not heard at, prin­ sum yauij al Jackam mdal Grand ters ink was liberally tl-od, and the Rapida.and pore fa. either pita* than people of half the State made to fael that they could be a* well accommodat­ ed with good* at Jackson, sa fa larger citie* The wide arsa from which customer*. came, enslded the Irodfag bouses to keep and dispose of rery large stocks of good*, and out of the mode­ rate profit* to make fortnnro A failure credit, ha* hardly been known fora aaoro of years, and men like Allen Bennett, John Sumner, (now deceased,) Alouxo Dennett, Wiley R Reynold*. 8 W. Whitwtal, Amou Boo*. P. Morrison. I-*vi G Merriman, B J. Billing*,Jotetta Palmer, J. B. Eaton. Bemtml & Vaughn, William & Moore and othen Eta a—ad from Saginaw, 100 north from FortNsverfacarc off a fly with a etab when wayna, and is about 100 mil*s east from a feather will do ss well. lake Michigan at the nearmt point It Avoid debt. II* that pays down, will te by rte! 87 mile* from lanetag, 38 not be called atxm to pay up. from Ann Arbor, 46 from Adrian, 32 from Marshall, 35 from Chariulto andI 61 from Hasting*. iimu ASVAjiTAesa ■ fore they left it Th«^ became wealthy, by managing to eeO in a few yean a* many goods, a* merchant! of a slower sort courarao their lire* in soiling, by keeping unsalable good* off their •Mme by adhering to tho higbeet .tandan! of mercantile probity, and by ¥ liberal end judicial syrtom of adrerThow did not formerly seem very uu' tiring Many, and perhap* most of tho meroua to a casual ebtariar. The land* , men rtffl fa trad* arc also rich. A oonwar* broken and the ground springy ttay. Th. fact ttau th. Mietagaa Rtate Frfam, i* ou. of th. my few wfefa pays exp.tn.ro from the. rourtet faber, mte that fata fafaitatim tapKte a hufa. (fee 1870, 1MI, and Oumpa’ aud Taylor Sulkey Rakes, Grain Drilla, Wheel Cnltivatone BALL. DOPOB. u>d CURTISS’ PLOWS. Drags. Cultivators—in het, everything In the line of He that eeuff. at the crooked, had place on that street forty feta above need go rery upright himself the Grand Error, where fa now an wwa May the iutpube af gro.routy oarer grade, which was a gulf fa white a be obecked by the power of neceeiiiy. May the libero! hand find free acem. to the purs, of plenty. . Prayer fa th* weak tnao'» refuge, aud the strong man's httyo; its power open* rjWttifrk ft fa entail ata fa tataw State* btmfaam Wm. Btemott * Co 8.H. mca fadieitai that Triana* can Held A Cu_ Sabin and Mason. H. 8. •opporting. on|y Mdsr very fa and C. Q Taman, Penny and King, and Clark Brother* Dry Goode. Brown and Oerter and R B. Stakh * Co., Book. Prolt and Byrim Groms, dealers fa jetee .­ ry. Mabley, Eggleston * Eretard, and M. B. Brteteatatoh t Co., dealen ta clothing. BadsaR and Baker. HoBou Afton, C. NiekBaou, Cfatat and Eldred, Groceries faww, Gffsoo • Co., Hatch. Otafifa end Ptetfagffl. Beuwtat and near Main Strota, awd a teghtar caw ta tho wrath ward noor th* roosrtsry. other­ Footer and George J. BoOry, Boots and Mmes. Weftfag and Bebste.r Tank.. wise the circle of hdl. fa perfect. Ntafaaa. A G. ODwyw. Hate. Cep. Instead of a cteg rcbeeil. fa all the andFum. GfanfoH. hfiWsary. A. W. lower part of the city fa a sasdstoM Tinker, Trunks nod VAtaa. Ticket �cheaper bn the Hudson Purer Railroad than upon tho Hufeon Hirer, and isi fol It would, indeed, _ _ banding no mare boat.—what if all the victory, that would addyet other laurel. burinorobo doo. by TW it willI to his npriotu triumjiha as tho Bopre. radf . are uranng the finest in the State, mart have co.t over 1200,000, tho School Homo, orer ♦lOO.OtW, and tho trarir. Tbs Pacific Espro., earn, up and before it could be stopped ran into WT* T*?* ** “*•’ta faeturotiaArfnmotBbM, supporitum of an equally couatiy,) reach mm within fiftr mites than one fr ntefearetaree etantarodbanks, each with •IfiO.hOO capital, R B. Loomis & Cv’s. private banking horn- and two so ealted ‘Savfats banka" in wMeh small What is Jacfeoa to be in the future ? Milla and Bailroad Companies managed bytaelroffiag riorithoMan, or owMra, do credit to the State aad to the enterare sock, that merchants and manufac­ prire of its inhabitants. tures generally think there is a good1 have established a reputation for honret opening for aa crash more banking■ work and for never fulling in anything capital, and.that ft is Msdfe to furoishi they attempt Three gentlemen have no. Uritotod u gtw tbelr money aad their time as occasion demanded. and Th. Jack Gas Light Company wan, ! Imre, undoubtedly, with the es-oporaorganised ia 1857, and ha. a contract to, ' tion of others, recured the 'ronstrurtion farnirit ga. to th. city till June 1872.' of roads which 1 bare attracted !>0,000 It has eight or ton mil. < of pipe, and> people to the State, and increased -ita wHs thirty or forty thousand foot of gas, werith by •58,880. The example of per night, during th^ winter months, at, their rocre -a haa inspirited effort in oth13,50 per thousand,stod the government। er part, of th# State, and Railroad tax. A new company has recently been building hai befe the greatest single formed and baa made a contract with element of growth in Michigan for tho the riiy, in which it agrore to furnish last rix yearn. Through the effort, and go. to the people, fifty coots per thous­ sureem of those gentlemen and their and feet cheaper, aad st^tne of the buri - nseocfatoi, a tnlllidn 'of people at hut, ness tnen hare agreed to patroniro it. ore nbte to go tn Jactamn to transact Others arc writing to son if competition their bttriirt-ss, and return fa their homes fag, the HM.OOO to 8800,0410 worth of WMlwhfek fere might bo brought to tbfe market, and Jackeon fe of easy noores for fee geooeri market The poopie M Mimugan. oe tM average, probeUy pay fa freight, fararance, ecmmi000*1 son evreroea st-ove on will not reduce tho price .till lower, for it is undentood tha! tho old company does hot propose to go out of busineis rm account of losing the city as a ctwt>met1. Some are predicting that now works will not bo built, srroo that the war will terminate by a dirisioa of the city into distriefs, and a few are antiripafing that gun will be a little cheaper than' san fight after 1871 We have met a few persons, who have thought it a happy conceit to say or inunaate, that all the dtiacns' of Jackson farm a gaa company engaged in filling a bladder, or balloon with praise of their city, and a eolapa* is anticipated as a matter of. cwrtrintT by such wise observers. The truth is, that there is :io foundation for such a saggreiicn. On tho contrary, the readiest depreriaton of the rity wo hare met, reside at JackJou. Previous to the late ccnsiu the ordinary JatkMin dwnt of publishing maps and pam­ phlets to advertise the city, has nover been resorted to since 1830. The lack of proper city pride is made nmuriagly and sometimes distressingly apporentOne good ritzaon was opposod,yuars .igo, to ride-walk., because they would “Jjo- farowMfeMy of Jackson are mreo than WO mite- of railroad tarn itestoefiy wearing out, and which must ■■.inorfr within afrw yean be mixed fafe ptaee bring th • outlet of tho (hand Btoro-Vritey Brod, feieh, far p*re lum­ ber, tho qMOtian is always oj*n whrther foe oari. er west rife, er tho oxter *how Jackson to be already mure of a center for railroad borioMi, whether passenger of freight. than any other prinf-in the Rate, fe-*e ere uwurod by persons who hnvn taken ffle pain* to compere toe figwrfe and the yearly fa/ erase is greater at Jackson than nt any other point. This fact fa more ssgnifiemit than any enhypr we could write in regard to the railroad builder* of this Intend city. ■ Tho rapid growth of tho city ha. uf course made some nto.n rich by the riro hi values. The teigo ownnv of real estate, have, as a nA been very liberal in their rrratribu'.ionl to railroad eaterpriro.. There'an- rirry f.iw considera­ ble owners of lands In tho city, whose names do Sot appear more than once upon rallrool subucifrtioii books The puqmae of rale. A 'dwelling costing Bl,WO, nn a fct nrctin^fiSOO, generally I'—t say. tho Hous* d.{MK*ta|tonKkmimittee have .asked « tho Treasury what axwblUaJaUikitely ninsimry for iiiqalwHfet* W ’public buildings at tho present tims. Ho re­ plied. tor Indiaaspcris, 1100,000 for buildings, and for Grand Repute. Michi­ gan, tlMl.OOOjfebaildfags and grounds. ths bridge. Four care, including cm wo are fatassoted, and which ore in the luiuds of priitfcinn. for dfeposal. In whan those toffiBijfe-woat through the forms of an waMMtion. and granted certificates to afl wbo asked for them, when totryloif could teach school, wf" had little profearionol pride, and cured nothing about tho qualification., or look niulraM auk Daoytin Catline AND SUMMER FLOWEftINE BULBS. bodte. and additional due. to throe dark events of that fated night As tho wreck stood there in th. ice. all oxoepfing tho trucks exposed to view, no pass­ ing stranger could have imagined tha: it wao ones a palace steeping-cur. The fnunoworit excepting tho iron, vmjs as wo rineer.lv believe, by our abilitl I aad worthin.m Now, what do wo aeef tmnhfeWHMtierily killed the biU to In your iasae of teat week there is quite inrreeM the solaria, nfxmr fiugremoon _____ imposing f___ list of names from among Jodgse fom mefi to M.000 We wife &• doom thia wine action undte the cqreum- still nrosa oLaur duties .gfee^M w,atill .taMM Hie Jodgeesre now tha brot clearer eompreheusion of our work, anM paid of any <f cur officials, and'white we befievw th. salaries paid in ‘this era aad teaching iu this County. . State to all ehans of public offimn, a Thro, of tax* mm.- wo^Mry to cau* info a data,’with u», and to subjected to the rule, by which we wore govern­ tho amount of labor to perform, tho Su­ ed fa our examtaatxu:., could obtain onpremo Judge. should bo paid >3,000. Jy Third Grode Certificate, two of them cwMte the ftovmor only: ** are now (sashing in this County and holding only Second Grade, white only Messrs. Dimond, fftuart and Clark, hold certificates of tho Fife GradeMtxrrrmt Wavhburno, by remaining Mr. Editor, picture for yourself one of in I'oris during tho aiogv, won gulden the.0 posable third grade Buperfatenopinion, fioom tho jieopfe uf that city.— dente, examining, and pawing upon the A frw days age a Fretx-b jouraaTmade qualifications of such t.schnr. as Prof. Stuart or Dimond, or Mr.. Irish, or Miro Bigclow. I think I roo yos lookfag in | upon them while they an- instructing , | ’ ■ j , BAY STATE SUSPENDER The rear wall of emo of Butta A Cc.’s warehouses on the Erie Canal, in Buffa­ lo. fell yesterday morning. The work­ month, of w-bool than they hare day., something in regard to tho Pbilceuphy of Edu.-aU.ra, cud the be.: method of illuminating the intricate path, which the pupil must tread, with oft-times we“7 •‘•P , But I cannot deem it possible that the ' people will do ibemaelves, and us, the loss i.\vcry heavy. « COUGH MIDI I gigantic wrong of nominating or clecting such men to such a place. I The f»tJ teachers want the (iugnty | ride in the county he represents. 8. D. BINGHAM, Chairman J. K Bens, W. W. Mntnu. En La F.vocx, H. Goonxicx. J. H. Joxss, Jons nisoskn, F. B Bvocxrareox, M. B. Bsxwrii, J.XEs O'Doxnu, C. K. Booixrov, Paseroo Mncaxu. Can. B. H'ri- a vigorous 6up.rintend.ut, and the more difficult he makes his rxamiiuttoa. the better will the." like him, so long as he epplie. the line to/J) alike. Bat wo do not wish to see examination, descend New Advertisements. .IfafaCMb NOTICE. Republican Coagi finds n quick sain at from •1800 to 12,-1 «•<>. m well as j Congrota, in ptaoa of Thomas W. Ferry, other interests, it may be here remarked | (elected Senator,) will be hrid at Ijicris that the of trim lute nut been Hall, in the citv of Grand Bapi-fa, on hi creased at Jackson; by its aid to rril- Wednroday, February 22,at It o'clock s. x. Tho sevsral eonntita will bo enti­ roadn or other entwpriro. of n public stroy the moral appearance of the rillcharacter, the addition, to values n.- tled to delognlo. as follows : Antrim 1, Barry 7. Benrio 1. Cheboygan 1, Cliarle"large enough for him, and that if any scteM having intrdarod more rapidly vaix 1, Delta 1, Emmet 1, Grand Trav-' than' fhtr clnrrgde upon Uu tn know, nothing of the mighty movement erso 2, Ionia 8, Kent 14, Tteteenaw 2, body wonted to go to a larger town, be forward of tho educational car in tho could remove to Detroit or New Turk." last ton years, and Las never yet settled Stope arc nuw bring taken to procure A few people deairn to let their coirs, in hi. own mind, which is the greatest, pigs and goeM, ran at large and tl» ttmctulmenl^’ftf the City Charter, aulhoand why he is ths greatest, Francis Ba­ public .empathy is .o much with them, riringa comprehearivo .yafcm of sewer­ con, John Loeke, or George Fraario that these nuisauev. are frequently met age. the appointment of a Board of reside in the coantv he repreeente. W. D. Form, E. A. Goner, D I. in the streets. Tho most distressing Public work, and to do away with an Fiun. Jous Puxsa. Giua Gtmr, proof of the lack of city pride, is the intufficicnt «y.tom of ward street work. Itea.r Him., IL H. Holt, Dwmuv bad architecture of most of tho burinem blocks. Another, i. th. bad taste of newspaper met, and othrra. in ex siting compari-osu with towns, which, in the judgment of everybody out of Jsckaou, have long conrod to be riiuls of that prosperous o^y. Upon the whole we opy, there are but two gas companies in Jackson, and the work, of om aro bo gar. away, legally, to a Mr. BaH, not yret budded. Whatever impresriou of i ankoc Spriaga, This family fere tho newspaper, nmj create, wo foel ccrhim nnmoteated until last falL when tain from talking with n great maqy Wheaton stole the child from Mr.Baira. ronritle people, ftat, the feeling' of who rvcovwwl him fa turn,wbon Whoa-' ton prosecuted Baird for “kidaapoing” jealousy towards qHwr' towns Is jdmpst his child, the complaint bring mX liunknown at Jackson, and w* barn only fore Justice Oobb, of this town, who rawvery rarely heanl feprrouitmg remarks dored ajuilgmeni driircring the feiM in refarence to other dfiee . up io Mr. Brird and wife, who are rosy wealthy people, nod who had become The Jacksen ri® Water Company is MgMiaad with a oafital safe < •UXl,bsfe^ to Ihr A and faa tonfe taroatrow borome ae sriyundit is contemplated, yssg:somw. valuable, th toil-will oast auinyflteu.under alawpaaaed at the, ratra /»e»aafe of feUare to ojwu connecting rion of 1870, to convert Ute works into rifrpropasv- 3h» pay fecitasteektlte fey baa issofe aad arid bond., uni tao company has baited bonds, with the asMfe of Ute fey, aeoored by a aMrtgnge 90m work* to.MMI more. iMWuvreroopiga to bo laid, aadhy•raate to ost ia tha spring, tho comgW tea tea arilsafe jfea aad rigtay-fiv — triccxjE josh’s ■ TRUNK FULL OF FUN labcra, v^S^~#o'wor<£r ifemocratT In ite appropriate ptaro in this paper, we print, just as we roorivod it, a latte* from one who hold, no mean place iu tha ranks of tho army of educator, who tail in our scbool-hoiMMB, aad who aa* doing for our great State the noblest work iltot is bring done fails basdan. While we do not fool called upon to wreitafriMitbsnap.war, aad th* pa-> jM.tyuflfepump.teJ^OOOgrifoM per day. With foflg pwsfe of steam tho pi iwnw (be water ta the «mbM An Eariera sfatfetirian evil ate. that wfet is fed to ^p dog. of tho United fariy incotspct-a! that who* -ho was called upon Io dtedmrg*. tho dutirofe his office, hi. own faubilitiro re pressed upoakum thatb. peremptorily ra-grod, we would fa.1 uani that tho fear, of pmou' U1W streams, and been robed ' al cotuiderable lapeaaq. X probable that the (Saopax repair the looumotivo, as it Michigan Exchange. �T<w fVri*’CM< Bm*** II A ! 114* RAILWAY , iHwraMfflotf pwwsioa souraaffi FOB ALL POINTS EAST A WBHT. to rapart Friday night. Vuust Orrtoms—"City dads.' /bea Village boys viU soon b. MICHIGAN CENTRAL IL Grand River, Valley Di 'n“ ph1!™!? of the Hastings Klvvr Corasrt Band, at the foot of the Main, to Union Haft Wedaasday evening. t»stinMcer people that Waxnraa—On the moduri Wkxua Vteat derllning 8raixs—Anxiously autirus and dignity, under direction of Deputy Grand Worthy Preaident Crowfoot Th.foQowing are the offisras installed: Ifra T. Phillipa, Grand Manlmll. Mrs. W. K. Heritor, W. P AP.DraUV.F. .ssstwntr-a’- *■ *“• ’■ etc., for tho Iteonard House tn Nashville. Mr. J. W. Leonard is getting reedy Cor the dedicatioa of hid house on th. 2A1 K P. Throop, Treasurer. T. Phillipa, let Patron Daniel Striker. 2d Patron. ■ “ W. H. Powers, 8d " A P. Drake, 4th « • Jana Herrick 5th “ •' 0. 8. Hadlsy. Conductor. " John Weiaertt, Guard. - W.0. H«hfck, BntmeL -------- -Th. number of people al the HaB who toknesrod tho installation om««k>ntas, numbered about throe hundred; all were nioidy arated aad muo srato crowded in tho Jrael. Th* hall begsm to grt pretty well filled by tho time these oxi-rcisu* were over, eo much so that lay, accepted the Presidency of thia iartitutirin. Much difficulty has bora ex permaoed in obtaining the right man for the petition, as there ere few who are capable of taking charge of a Univereilylikatfaia. * • Nov that we hava a man arary way qualified. I trust ha will long be ro'ahs- m w iK F ? n m n - MichigsnCentral R. R. 1 Winxt—About 25 cords of' 20 inch TEwmppl. ul K. D. B.bl^ ot Jl» ' body Maple Wood. Also, some 10 cords tugs, are not leaning toward the Coun­ 1 of dry wood. Inquire at the Binu ty Buprriiitendency this s>-sram, .in that Lz They wore all rendered with affect, especially the "Ghost,” ed," "Shoe Shop," etc. After k-aux the rattling of dishei small of hot coffee indicated pleasing "Rojoct the tabmid ths that all meat day," is not for distant. la about six waaks from now, nearly thru* handred Lalf-fomiahori ‘Modira* aad -Umbo will be turned loose, a prey upon socie­ ty. It will be well for all ra—pfrhli people to beware of these eesnl-barUriiin«, —-sspwnally the "Bono-Piekera," ' Deasrtuw Rennie».—The rvoaipia of th. donation given to Bro. T. D. Marsh Horn we must praise the ladies, the last Friday Evwniag, reached tha nice tofftn was "splsmdid,” the cakes “sa­ little sum of 1147, the larger part of porb." Yes. .very thing was served up in good Style in a good old fashioned way. We will toll you how they did it; everybody was rooted. Committees “Limb" and "Medic," may be aeon eve­ came round with plates; assistant ry day hurrying to aad from examina­ Mirmcrrsnre Iraaxn.—Mr. T. J. eonimitlreo earse round with cups; depu­ tion*. Many of them pouring forth, Humphrey an old resident and fanner ty axnnutteee earn, round with spoons ; tearful invectives upon th. inaoronl of Johnstown has taken a Special Fart- aad the same retins was gone through w-xh th. victuals until asroriy or quite . treat between the smiling. thoughtiros thro, hundred people Ver. served Af­ junior of last year, and th. grave anx­ th. manufacturing interest of tine estab­ ter supper a stampmle was made among ious senior of this year I Thea wa were lishment. A new impetus will probably tbs chairs and lb. luuoc struck up tn wont to greet each other with a hearty tionad from buying said Bota, h* pay­ be given . to this wide-awake Planing ment has been sto;rowl. grip of tho hand, aad “drive dull care Hastiaga Jau. 17th. 1271 away. " Nov we meet, muter a great r J- M Navtas, of reooguiUm, and riutfle on, each wrapGuardian of Sarah Tilany Gallory of J. F. Mink Ur over Harnras shop opposite the i house Photographs, Gems and of t-setures taken in good style. of “KacoUrotions of tho Mexican War" by oar old and vail known contributor, tha “Green Mountain Boy." After a long silence wo bear from him again and for Lis interesting sketches be has Ths Grand Rapids Jisaseera/ aays all the money the State Agricultural BodeU May ask for loraiing tho next titate Falx at Grand Rapids can be raiawl ia ihairitytnSA hours. It adds that if tha claims uf Wsetarn Michigan are not hooded better than they have been here­ tofore a new society will bo organisod which will act entirely indspeud.nl of In the vlBagv, and County, aad from tha beet stem la Hasting., Uea of the firm, and, devqte hie time to clostDg up our hooka. A fifteen years bwrinem imper* itirely requires thia atep,fM>d we expect our cuatoxnen will *t once examine their accounta, find settle tha anam bj-Oaxm or No Nxws or tux Taasasexn.—There has not been received to-day aay news of the Tennsses a Offwros of th. navy and th. Navy Department all aver that eh. is a roawvrthy ship, aad reports to th. eontrary are wholly unwarranted. Th. remarks in tha Hous, by Mr. Banks to tbs effort that th. engineer* had Itogged off from assignments to her because she vw art eafe. have no foundatioo ia fort. Bons.ot5rorsw.ro relievsd from gviag on the expedition, but for othw aud entirely different reasuna tadisidoal aad peculiar. Th. vesrtd, suppoaad to] Notr. Ever thankful for the Hfje Patronage we have rooerred from this community, we ahall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to OmB and Prompt Paying Customers. ■oraiag from i’b.tedripbia, to*hLre been | eraa January 19, was probably another, as the report says the sighted vassal was bark-rigged, while navy officers aay tho Tenwasra is a full ship-rigged craft. I waging war with wdf. aad crying out, m the tenor of the well known lino*, • Alas fur tho vanity of Christian char­ that was as goo-1 aa but one could wi*h. ity umter th. sun." G. L Tha light fantastic oiercum were .kept I We tjre now receiving a Very Large Stock New and choice Gre^f<\ up until the small hours, and all went ci Ils.ns of Chariot L h.ld a masting February 14th, to consider the question of nCily tltetetor. The ms*, ting wav w.U aitendwl, and Gty Charter adopted by a large majority. This evening (Fobruary 15th.) is appointed fur hir­ ing amendments to rams. Detroit & Milwaukee R R Wilf ’retire from tba active d»* At’T rv T-sow Prices. . at Uis Township (lerk's Ofoce, so I day the 17th insl, at one o'clock Ffor th. purport, of sleeting four di gates to the CxHinty Convention on “Fm always knows bow to do it." Ackley A HUdn have put ia a silver- , plated show ease, contain mg a revolv- ' Pursuant to a call, th. otuoaa of thia ing pyramid of parfumi ry aad hair village ewmbh-d at the Court Hous.-, oih. It U made with a genet deal of en Tuesday evening the 14th iaat, to ta^eaad ia soon to ba sop ino potion. ' toko into «eusid. Tntian the propriety of ; organising under a eity goveratnrti*/twenrar Hxnivas—TXs will tee '' tie following rve>!utiou,-o<»re>l by N. ' Bailey, Eeq.. after a warm and sjiiritrtl •ron tho official jicucwdi rigs the peo­ ‘ debate, was passed almost unanimously : ple of this Villaga, anTues-Uiy vru^ng, । , JtirrJrfJ. As the ecnao of thio meeting. voted almost unanimously, at th* largest,[ that the beet interests of this village public snooting of oar citisene we hove '; will be pnnnoted by argaxuxmg under a .ver attended, to apply to the Legisla­ ture, now in «<-saion, for eu ad to w-rOn motion of N. Bailey, heq.. a com­ porute the (Sty of Hastings.' This mittee of toe was appointed by the Chair to examine a charter (already pre­ pared by GeozC. Worth, Esq.,) aad re­ occupied by Barber * Bailoy^ iaunkUport to the owUr uo Friday evening ataly after their removal. The. whole embrace, counters, shriving, drawers, -l.eha.rtr. Any on. drriring to fit up a store of aav kind, will «o well to give" me a call, for it will b. sold for lass tlyih mrate foe th. Hasting. Bud eaahinlumber price*. Cal! on or addrros cluding transportation, etc, the som of W. I. F Him., Buildra, jan4tf_____ ^Hastings, Xish. •2SIJ6. 2221,25 bev. born graerousI Atwxrs go to Mudges'to get a good ly donated by our dtieens thrash the barxain. 2&f 0. A M B B.—Ground was bruksa with appropriate raromouira at Battle Creek last Tuesday tor tha Ohio and Michigan Bailway. Th. following are tiio oflkpn of tho nitokgwep j 4 GOODYEAR .'tX Window and Boor Frames, Milk Ssd ■ and Bracket* of every description. Tho follosring letters ranean unclaim­ ed st &o Port OSes ta Hastings, Feb­ ruary 15, 18T1:. James Allon. H. E Bronson, J. N. Bowman. Loeretia Bennett. W. H- Heynra, Geo. F. Hull. H. Noma, Mary Ritey, Carrie Feune!!, Haniel l*i<rka Maranda Viast, J. M. Warwarth, U. A Wumt, FOB ®<A*!lSE ' ItOfowing named gentlemen have b~n afocteA io fta CouMg .Convention ■ repertfottirifrua <Tfte progrowiv--spini to tax our property for a Baroni Arwen- oftM<Bm*.-anta th* Lrafo sf such gina. Suppose vs gvt up a eeriro of dtoa QtoJWBMiMerartor the parte of -fostivala" and bwy one with the funds sm»i4oiarjHij.'.y *. Sr-. thus raised TWi “burinero." We will need an engine or Holly-Artesian 3HT 1 ■ To Consumptive*. • •» She «u lively aad chrorftd aad pro­ cessed a vane, loriag heart aad sympathebe nature Bha is deeply mourned by her husband aad a hugs orole ct z > ma ha *innitxnP -I- '' XP. Rotate I Oo’sl LBIOXI OF TOl TH. wuwiiaia . The due—d vaa born in Windsor, Coan., May 17lh 1791, and ram. to tide State from Ohio, wifthto ao« sispran ago HeraihreradreSgfoniBhfaywnfo o- - .Ml J IXTOWIt. -■ i i. | rrrrmmIt Prim Me<tawte.| - .nirr: ; �... PMOBATg QBDEK. ’ JKt2?£3foatTS: THEA-HECTAJ, gageL.,*;agRiTH?.- BLACX T1A Rochester to New York. *(« mfleV Buffalo to Now York, 4UH miles, Dunkirk to New York, AGO mile* Cleveland io Now York, 1525 mifee, Cincfanali to N. T.. »G0 mifea, akd ta mow . E4T22 to 27 mius n« Mourn aoert. .r.^TexS r-.:T3Tt,uK‘ •nr OdtedOMf </ Me ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN LITERATURE. All tniM ruedutoUgrtrosrt to Tart. QT*M0 mile. without change of cjachaa. New Yotaas begum January, 1871 MOW ta THE TURK TO eV MCIIng. iHrgi st W^’^'SSSEg'B’S toLTSLT^iiins; x kk GET; &sHS*®~Sa?si BAY STATE ' Pd.lhanE<iai. aad Ltonrr 111 Ito fagtek ^Mrtorlw. aad m.iM Edtto«iil Doirntnn Bdilarial ttogarta.mi. ar. LiU,.n Famga-Ulrrary Xmm. Shut Ar, Ito. Tto, k.,. Ur. ■»®ai dwJendto -iTrmn.JAJim.a-. baa been developed, its fartbar i«RTWi toratoa’ITi. itoi fe or should bo ostuoly under our con trol. ainoe it iaa ooetafwoadiaaaaa, and. a... natoXtS.'r-i; aa such, capable of being aataarvniwd. , k<H.rv. I. In thia oaaGTm many other dLaa^ I £ “ a ika ..'Ur. ! « ■ Ub Itoneaevaaa aaMaeanbaateiA a> i> tertaa tow taduatei to neetw il SEW ADTEBTISEJfCTTS. ■Ssnte;uKvS;iiS:’.x I^iiSJS'Ss: jtsiS Daucbey & Co's. Column. Caeeato.Uaa. , tto I rbtor CU4. I r»" -WB“ TRIV tha poison ia evidently propagated w toe I dieato wr «r*T tem of prau, whatever ha their char- . »* — actor, which, thrown into the air aad 1 CTniA.ag.ua * fdi^epaor wtengfc. Mygrv, TWtoaaWrw..■ nae to renewed reeve In scarlet fever ,"4- , "F tness gtrma appesr to retain their vitnli- _ .<* •• W > faa»>: k 8 O’CLOCK- --. NEW YORK OBSERVER lew. __ ' JBBBA YEAR v.r„. K.o4K,.A££*AttL4.vw.wi BOOK AND ALMANAC. TO BE ISSUED JjLSUjLXYIBT. Ml 1ST1. Tte Mule tel PROSPECTUS iwmo TV AE.<D/.V<? HEPUSUCAJf Xnn.' r&r W tte H'ttt - i ssrc '•SWift n'S’PLAiTORM: , REVENUE TARIFF, CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. । OPPOSITION TO MONOPOMB'. TmvCmicaoo Tnint-KK,to entering: urm ibeTwjnly-foorth war of It. nx1 tat eace, h». the ilgbi. aathe eblrf organ of the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF I I THE NORTHWEST, to coagnuulate ! Ito many tboiiaende of readaee oa tbr I ?“?LW'."T’41 H-P"**-" prfnetpte. to the aboiltlqa of elavrry ; the iucm. w. !**.fWV5*.‘’o° !Ur '•"’Ited btatee ■(... to Iba Unljn; and the rxten^oo of .n> 1 '•« •u,rr*<* 1“ «v»7 cilAea ol the f fci tolled Siteca. Of th* maawirr, wbleb are now <:> ' *• •• gaging the attention of thoughtful men. ' Wi'o demands jurf and wfee r-ivern-' u... ! went. Tbm Tbibuxb w!U be faui.din <!«'.' ' the future aa in the peat, an carom. a-L “ »• vxaic 1beee arx t£. ^duet loo of ibe . tariff to a vvenue elaadatd, inasmuch 1 aa any Ln whhto tend to d. prtv.- man ' of a portion qf the trutfcot their labor. SXa lor the beneffe otothers, art so lulnr>_.~ , tea. ■sMof pevmsl liberty, and akin to <•'•• roMrnry; S tberotutb ntun in the civil ae.-virt, that there may be LotMsly and 1 »» I sffldeucy In the ndaunistrotton of the ' anut Gorwnw»t;ln return to .pecle pay- .. ui mentr bv tlia nUniH*l™< Mr aUTOITOMLT. SIDNEY t MOUSE, Jr. 4(3, $k3 DOTYS WASI-DMG-IACHIMg, chiw^, m AGEKTS WARTED FOR Universal Clothes Wringer REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDCCTION O? DUTIES. iWyeer 1*70, GHiT SAVIKS TO CONSUIIBS ®hr guitar WrtHjJn. ■y arrtixo uj? clubs. K->vtti.cia (or aar Kr. r,.... U.t ..4 . Cak '*■ g fall eirwltow te.’St.i; Wrtfif iu I ..-rrCH StoatyMe._____________ Wet I FIICEt-A FAII OFFEt. * gaaVtor . •, 1 W torlue I« ralp •tor «) aatUi U raag. wgki < '■Sii-SS/C Peterson’s Magazine. Frotphctm for 1ML lateet inlonaMton ndatln,* OTTUECHEAPEST AND BEST. JH J*'* uaIidjcx, am CarbolicTablets. Pswni ij Dr. WELLS, tmrn.‘WV1» MaHgagw ALK OX EX8XI T1ON. -W WBMWVKJ—atp er Barr ”5S«KZi.C^a?*i!>±X- •* •’. **•*?»?•.*■ W»A. “WABHINGTON M THE BATTLE wnnHraw E«~>S'SSu£t2^§5! 1ATEE OF SOBSCXIFnOK Pvyableta Adranpe. I ONE THOUSAND PAUEBf FOUHTEENBngND?p 8Ti ve^^SKo: liAILY: . iMlly Editton. Ur.gtr>,ry. D1,e year to Sunday Edition. tingle Copy, OUr I tete8SSr-*£ 1 ^age** “■£... urfffsrssri kSws •sgaaisSSS a. Kate to ^-v-^ k.*°**V <hjti.es aad RSsaarju-JasjA? rnrr.^^oooct TWENTY-FOUR MUSIC! PAGES =EeeaH3r EaSS3ESa££T5« ■“KKWWTKDFOR ■*SE-=»xc^ FREE LOVE. Fremont Engine Vo k* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-02-23.pdf 2984dad10219371b09f2581463e0fb2f PDF Text Text StI HASTINGS, BARRY COUHTY.JIH&lICAg. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1871. VOL XV. NOTICE TOT ?M" I’ SECOND ANNUAL I s.^cagjgx*?**?. fftl Rf 3n Hr VnrtUVW. GOODS MW u ^PRiTir mum CASH STOBE Our rmnpsny had eulbtod with axpectatMnof bdM united to the NewXaglaadrog>teent to bo comm. tOi iKi? ffh ZataUiahiMn*. outmihritboe. that contained the reet of .lbs Wtfi&ri4. - TW-Wn-«md rieHy -»*»■ b-gged ta be Joined *0 another regiment to follow Twigg, late a. higher and healthier region of country. ' R B ? If 'Mi 11 1n DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES. Harnesseslu CROCKERY TRIMMIJtt Hr 1 97 State. W rH ! Iiaiiit w indi iii Prica aj re till nmit SainMH. AND FINDINGS OP KVEKX RCWPnOM. VW WANTED! ______ ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY COUNTY, For which the nighrnt Market Price wiU be Paid. r? r fl.t ? CALL AND SEE " <S was orer a oouatry quite level, bat aS torn broken by hUb and valtoy.. The ml wae .ometiM light S*i 'sandy, at others of gravoHy ** ' “ '****./'* _ seddHi day. Everything la the prow uamoleetod oureelraa. Our . owe pealboa wee diwot«red. Within fir. intoutra tram the time the conflict cnL.. haighto ceaeod, a wlwan pf eotoke and. j flame belehed frm>me of the porthoice ! [>eei around war »trange and new. The luwctXto«wof the peaeaatry.eomerimea of baked clay, wxnetimae of bgs and at Other, of atone, were uwun la appearaaee aad contrasted etrikfatgiy with the j high and atrang atractorM of briek‘ta>d itoM belpagiag to the rich proprietors j af the eoiL . Wo pnamd thriving fiaU. of tha maguey alto and sugar cane. Here we uroeeedemaU itroam. and there ample dr- the-one rippling over and dxxried Uw vyo with Ibeauty. We a.roin Ute land of the venUle. the fig, the cacao. the lecaon the orange and banaaa. The foraeta am vocal with rowring them with dt»L The Mni the canwc of di* moelriag bud and .hot came nearer. ft knocked foe to*. ket from my left hand eocunde and am’ h-»o4mg toUooMth- So got ap CLOVER HULLERS. FEED CUTTERS. CORN SHELLERS, TATLOR CYU1DER ‘ On the aecoud daiy of our arrival we Lee, Plymptoa and (MMs oguia were leaded a*i attached to Harm's. charged them with the bayonet. Tha Mexican, were barns back, aad ratnss. followed by ocr amunitton and baggage ed Mirier. Three raveral tirnoa the train, upon. Ute National road. where eaemy ratted aad tned tore-take the Twigg. a»d Ua»M >2 gone before tu. Hume of u had, Mea bet little of mili­ tack and at hut they dfotpjxurai tract tary drill, Utt eaob nun was .upplind rignt entirely. The right of thia eonRtot was a anUisto ep wtori* to one who I could riew it with peribet eaf^ty to lunuelt yet, I could not fmO my road from the couriotfor thU these was aagtoeb, utlfonng aad decHh rnnUg the PRESS I • ■tore frightmed than. bed, took np hi. IJV THE BEST STELE World Mower and Reaper. ant with flowers of every hue, while far to the left the smoking .ummlt of Orisaba, etood out like a eulema mntinel agnmri tboaky, ta if gWBSdia* (he en­ chanted realm beneath it. < TOTS Gumps' and Taylor Bulkcy Rakes, Grain Drills, Wheel Cultivi tors, BALL. DODGE, and CURTISS' PLOWS. Drags, Cultivators—in fact, everything In the line of LTpo^CAMAD) . Toward OTeaing of the third day we rowtbod the hilly region, beyond which Uy the elevated phriaa of Mexico. ^RICtLTIRil raw! From a, Plow to a Threshing Machine. Sinew ail Hotel DeitM - XiVHEikfe <MALAWlrtt>>AHM. jOtt A«VrA)(lit l*Aft)K — >-m-n ? •- jUBTlCTHLMALBUXXA Grid k Silver Watchee We. wiU �foktun: h. ffllb, we. eallml to t e'etate, B^byD-R Cook •f- Oeunty rWuesittae, and ws. temporarily organised by electing, equal righto at the ballot box. or rather, Dr. J. H. Palraor Chairman, and Har­ to [rerent frauds snl protect ths parity vey Wright Secretary. of ahetAoaa in citiet of 20,00>inhabiOn motion the following conuaitttaea were appointed by the Cbair. AGEBTH. WILL A Ff'Kl.l FROM 30 CtS. of Our Self-made Mro. By James D. McCabe,' W.*r- It fa a really elegant oc­ taro of C33 XgteM, illustrated with thlr- should ab: Nearly every South! American aoaport haa ■ horse-railroad. j .• Swodou has mor- than a thousand mils* of railroad in op-ration. bran found in Lycoming county, Pa. , In IW Granville, Mass.. 100,000 toy drums were made doting theywer 1870. H. Monroe. L M. Dewey, J, A. Zimmannaa. H. Coteman. Jfeih Grovr—"L B. Fd>r. J. W. Houghtalin. G. Ttapham, E Potter. Or—ftrilU J. H. Eari,J- 8. Terry, Geo. Brattr, W. T. Dodge. PrmrwJh-J. Q. Cro-y. H. W Di- thor’s interesting narrarivre. Nine hundrcl car leads of slate were 1 shipped from Poultney, Vu, in 1870. rTAMk0>ll»*i.«lh-4o (J- Tj JURUBEfiA Dsmoust’s Yomra Axiaies, 91. ztt * * In Franco cad Germany, beet and sea ail others in its actraciivonoss. boaucold are reckoned froni Ove Rising­ tiful engravings, entertaining stories, point as »to.' •1 original musio, and other spicy oontribuA new iron atoamM is to bo built to tiona. The premium* offered to each run an Wpnipt»f‘*»r’-. N- H-,»-»» subscriber are really wonderful, sum­ prising among them juvenile books to The annual evusuuftion of sugwr^in ths amount of 91,75. a. fine Chromo meat Good parents would rather have their children surrounded by the influencee of a comm * school than a oommon tateub. ',‘'‘7 "a ■hrf the Ze&pmdnto, will imue in a few days the first number of “The GeUss Aft," a wweHy journal devotei to the free dwrasston of al! living questions in Church, State, Society, Litarat-rre, Art, Doll, a Mororo Itetieule, an elegant Photograph A’bum for fifty pictures, a good Telescope, an Opera Glavs,a Child’s 1>«Uiruted China Tea Set, and tuunervus other pressn to, worth wsosolhaa the cos t of the year's subscription. Do not fail • Diploma" issued by torn. school of "protoarioa” who dent know one halfls much about healing the sick, as thous­ and. at eb-raing, -atoMo. ^Srisansd । old women, who have given attention io ths Bobjtot 5, i I don't ask you to endorse . my atom 1 <>u this subject, but 1 «La«wo te explain, ' them, as they ftsd-n raapetoi in th. ! mind, of thousandk. Yt fa^gselaa fee I ths Legislature to srtecapt to hires pee-. REDUCTION OP PRICES TO pONFOBM TO REDUCTION O'? DHTf!. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS £1*£" WONDERS OF THE WOULD." March aaaouners, ia a prominent bead­ ing. “Fashions for Europe and Amerim." As no other periodical in this coun­ try furnishes original fashions Dema­ rest's Monthly must be recognised as' anthority. Tire March number has also numerous special ujveltisa, popular mu­ awarly 93.000.0u0 w sic. home matters, and entertaining sto­ ed ortiefae test year. Smith & Durr's « ries. Thq beauty of its topography, and ti. •pnngra new Grist Mill in fulljgpt alMAutoinifarap'fc^, anlitlu It the claim Andovvr, Ma.« , wv I ult. Izms, 92-..OOO peratian just in the edge of the townUr. fr’afadfr.a vWT wide awake and anter- CaX-bolir'Cabiet fapw ft ft; whs baildi^Vatowady up and oncloesd, ___ a s'* ,' - a__ i__ i .u l. that notwithstanding the eminent moral -character and well known political in- Aratxxa has been declared in a state of stage-—why, we are not told. The withdrawal of the main army from that province for ths invasion of Germany was catentetod to create dissensions and bring about rebellion among the wild progress rf Edneaiion tha /sored ef JBfc Kabytoo, who were never favorably dis­ posed toward their French conquerors. ssstoss. published by J B. Merwia at 8tLouie, Mo, in our judgement the Moat valuable educatioual publication in the ' DWtodBtetea. Haov*: .. • “Ito editor and publisher, Mr. X B. .-IMte fa ^tere efl- ttemu^s tbs States known that maar-of theca base quflTW good newts U*tbose elioMSuiinh their sheep-skins, u about the only ssslfaws i ^MOe^irataoedays anticipating a railA** I***- 1 ■m >“r'»nnpie, about the science of medicine. Thia( iwad they started with the “old'fciool" doe-. ed the line from Coldwater to Allegan tots, who sever tears maah altar they, will be run through here, if our pwpte graduate, end sone of thteu very little, will rafae- M.OOO doltar,, they , teoetif-fodfacine the subject next Sator­ 4d*'otobiM. 'Yom 'taW feat two i-w lie pills” came before ths public *UK«,“ k-M~dXar< eggJLA i wiimgU] new theory, they were scouted dovaMb winds ss a set of igtoraM pretenders, avtateertW,«» doltera worth of stock ■ each, and bopee ora entartmnfd that ere amfimpostara, wh«o •Wo s^ar pills" F foog we aboil tour th. ao^O* '«« —whole butttoe toll ol team vreuMteT fciH anybodjre-Af they tookewreomaay. Th. U. [Jib pl 4. -iW- *« »..»■ I tie ones, claiming they ataM. were “edu। rated" and fit to purge, puke or cut ' The “eld school'1 ervoBgareby of /—A| woin curing and killing. Xt is of th. aamo pioca of slavery to foMdon, that । I i Gon, inruNirwi Wnw. Moe Cory, the gifted poetem. dfad ether hoe. ia Nev York. M tha lllb iuL caution; S*k»r eiM,ctars IkrweVw*- New York. 92.50 a year; 91,25 a vol­ firm of Combs, Olmated 4 Co, lately burn- ume ; 25 cents single copy , bura'eS out, fa fitting up, and Ifaa aogrly Subtokjptima to DaWnsisPi Mini­ far ocoa^ity'u bmlffiag for a store, afirf expects to bo in Ati) blate ifllw |>w days. Uss recrirod nt thi office tor 92,00 a year, with qremiutas as specified above. Tnufirimox Feb. Itth 1871. Aho, sulucriptions st reduced rates,from TbefrWsof the Bev. A. E. Ketchour subtoribcra, for all uf the leading cm, collected together at Mr? Hheofs Maguhcw and Papers in the country Hotel. Wednesday orcamg, thelSth inat, and partook of a weH appo/njod aup' W*ti> laitance Co. of Columbt^O., per, tearing WO. to bo appropriated oa his eatery. 11 vaa a pleasant time A Sunday School Convention uf all | NATURE’S Hair Restorative 8. 8. workers of Eaton, Ingham. Barry and Jackson Counties riU be hold at the Baptist Church in Charlotte, on Tuesday evening, Wednesday and Thurs­ ■What has btoome of that petition for day, Feb. 28th, and March 1st and 2d. unifonaa^y of books ra Mfisoboofar This Convention was appointed by the Send it along ; aHwoo nextoe. jo rign it. it for “snydlpilk," M»Mri at ee State & a Aseeriatien, and will be pto- ] unCsshionable or idiotic, rogardtees of The preosnt state »nhiags fa aa impoei- sided over by one of tha State 8. 8. Com- j •] onx own, and especially our ohfldreu's eoaa^Mptamg. health and wei^re,—os weeks, minds rurnuag after “hurab^" Only thmk ready issued by circular, fa one of great of fa! IM M9MC * interest Many able speakers vrfl] con­ anykxadof pounm.axmnitate.rwtob^ tribute papers and give addrows. Lot sgateri a regulariy imwyd the 8. 8. workers of Berry County take rran at being snatotesd “yavnnotice and a* many as possible bo pms- Cbnuuna uo LAC SVLICnVIt--Ao SCcud? of a «-i o-A’V-' rn.tnoKJfoJfJTBATL'orSTLCJiU, * ■ evadMyJYw from Ut. /todstami-J <rad Bea/tA-cfestrvj'fn'/ ZTfrm Wfl in oiter Hair PrrjxtroKo--. ' FATROXIZ^ UOMi. !’ HASTINGS MAEHLS WORKS NOTICE. American Marble New Advertisements. L“U«^i ARCHITECTS -rs-Ttsrsatt’jsrjg �^efilBUCMl BmIheh. ■^Tlwmeetmg <4 the cstiassta on Friday night, to hear the report of lire commit­ tee appointed to draft a cWter for the City of Hustings, was hugely aileraJed by the infltwntis! atireas of the riUega, and after mature daliberaiioa, the report uf the uommittee was adopted by a sm»- mcHKui danm il ii handed to U.by JtalgO Brindle of thio! Village, printed about fifty ywn ago.— Fifty yaaa ago fa mt.« g—< while.— ■•Time lliw," is tho oil motto—but the Grand River Yallsy Jfviaon T-iegnsph. New. ma bo transmitted (rumens point at agireo hare aad ap­ pear ia our daily J-wreab before the Mr. took pipes, (tofo^.tues being oon- Tn K»o* „ Wssnixv Miamra.— Our folks’ wasbiagxlay ceme on Troeday, and the labora of mu "better half" were lightened by the amtetance of A. D. Cook Req., of Praxrienlte, with ths Knox Washing Machias Tbs fostures of thia machine and it te ctaiumd eaperiori ty over all othern, ia tha seen end .“taraiulT -r |tet 1 Hastings ■ Lecal Bkwjlttw E. P. Barrail 4 Co,, are getting things principal is this ; the clothe. are placed arranged for the spring trade in agri­ in ths machin. aad then boiling hoi cultural machinery. s*b is poured an them. Ths rotary aotioa of the gearing Wire up tbs clothe, area all around, end the action of the Michigan Central R. R. n.y®«yr<*pp*«p "lit-link far some tim. ywt. psrhape th. “local" wants to be th. find to “ad ranee OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. duewd if Ihi'se facte are only known.-.1 Mr. A. D. Cook is" agent in this pnrtsf , of thu State, and intend, purchasing , territory aad alao to make aanngumMfo J for their nuuiufactare in this plaou. Llill at the Drug .lure of J. P. Rub■U ,4 Co., for your Itewarcl-of-Marii mb Anew supply just received,prntti- >- <>.» i'm-m tro>«<wn JiWitilrflMt Teu State Republican Convention ooauaaa—_io4*y nt Lansing to nomin- M. W. Riker is rapidly advancing the Xdbool books. Speakers, anil a full as- , internals uf insurant- in this section, ject to still further shorten the Michi­ surtwwntof Station, ryot and ia getting up a lively busin ass in gan Central Air line by a road built from Humor to Brooklyn, a point on the , }. r. Buaym ~ ’ newly finished Yptolaati and HOlsdafo road. This sheet fine, it is daimad, wdi I puruhared Mowers to dispose of to our drive-ahai I farmers, the coming teason. j Fob Saiz, AT a Bixosut—H. Meyerhaff A Co. offer far Sain 3 Schulcnbeurg Bffliard hhblos, Bar and Fixtures Ad- IECTAJI old gallery occupied by Mrs. Stowell lwford the fire. <nr Jeffereon Ft nearly oppoutv the Post Office, and Mnounres life Pine Art Gallery to the Public. ■Ixmif ekpcrieoeo in Pbotogruphin : in oil in- brunches .enables him to make a , pn»uii»c uf pictures exosilod by nene. Small picture, enlarged to any sire and BOOTS AUD SHOES Wffl retire from the Motive d»tie* of the fin». tnd devote his tisse to closing top fluff Afffffcff. A fifteen years btiatoM unpttitively requires tins stopband we ezpMt our customars will at once examine their accounts, and settle the same by Cac> or The delegatee from thia County are A. , known. looking over oar exehnwge we tee them enumerated by variow names, raeh as “Neek-ti. raoab,’ the Wtag €>•«*," IWffifi** “Hopkins' Csfobratod T^th Ash Drops." 'Ptagdrl Th. line from Lansing to &L Clair is 106 miles in length, and is reported as not eicwllad by any line in Mkhigna,foe eavinees of grads and eurrituro, there bring one taugeat or straight line of SO miles and another of 16 uiilss. Tbs Detroit 4 Hillsdale R R.. has extended H. A. Goodyear will undoubtedly bs its lino of survey through Hillsdale and in tho ring to advance ths beet interest, made a junction with the Fl Way ns, Angola and Reeding Detroit, ria Hillsof the tanning community, by offering them good tool, of every description. •*- •*, V-n . .' . Ever tWikM for the large Patronaxe we have reoaivui from this community, we shgH now other our Goods al great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cask aad Prompt Paying Customer*. Sevan Sheriff's salat, and two of than tine, in our local eulnmna thia wwk. haring seven postponements —b. This csty should rapport tvro gsltertes In there days r^ilroeite, .foam-boat. rf art and wo predict that each wiU and telegraphy were unknown m thia hare al] they want to do. Ora streets have presented a lively appearance thi. week, probably on ac­ count uf improving the last run of sleighing. Peninsular Railway. *» s»S ,V* tlfcomo. toc.t 7mia« wifi to BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR ||r !R many reepectv, are much more liberal than moot companies, the security offer­ Tax Milxtr—We quote wheat, 41,­ ed to the Policy bolder is soeond to 20 to 41,40; Cora 60c and Oats 40c none. M. W. Riker is authorised per bushel. Butter 20 to 26c; Eggs Agent for the Homo in this vicinity, 16; Pork I* per cwt. who will writs Policies on first class Yovm men aad ladies will please re­ property, nt tbn lowest possible rates yesterday, to perfect the arrangements I fin haring a large quantity delivered to ’ the Grand Hirer Valley Railroad mostly at this point. Mr. H. ha. appointed Chas. Dolph agent at thia jMe. Call on him for particulars aad eee bilk. member that the Grand Rapid. CJltft Jntnul will be sen: to any addr— "freeief charge." EsAT».—Lasl wook we published a long article on “Jackson," aad where it tai b about Railroads, it nuskes the rail- &iive Ftegss, Sloops, Whiskey, MUl-Scrows and Bogs'. Merchants and bnsineee men ;wuro then really “Jacks of all O. Metalay aBOthor train (mixed) was put ujen the Grund RrpMs 4 Indi­ ana Ilaihcad running north as far as they do not all drew a fine ervmo or Morley, tearing Grand Rapids at 7.20 gold watch, but Ink and chance Is <-c- I Among the “Miaorilaey" WS find an s. n.; aad njuth u tar as Mandan, Imsv- casioually on the drawer's side for L. •rtuteM “Mult,: burnt a abort recmee Unnnns drawod a crosno marked 440-00 by oU Mr. Tri4> seme taadente of Ox­ ford, driirorod tofWUln an old UUow tm- Hetaertaesffurith _ of Bilkard tablee, Ata Mr. H.. iKy-Jt R»it> the eanl of Dr. Aukin, in ;w*___________________ TMosr. eouMnpiatrag traveling erh-iff is deairotu of enibarfcmg in Mer- I cantilo buameev and therefore offers a .. _ > . _____ _______ Jam.’ > that Mr Erway, a tiseieg, poundi: g up things generally Star Saloon building He is SISI, MH UW M, Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, aad Brackets of every description. mooed tbsfr goods from their old store near the Hasting. Hoose, to tite large aad spomoae stare m . tha Washington Block. Mr. A. W. Bailey hm spared bo pains ta haring thia pari of the block fintehod up is tint das. style; la fort, nfl the Stores in thin block .re The following lottera remain unclaim­ ed al ths Feta Office In Hastings. F.browy n Itn j Bprtetor of the Banna rf cf drffods Thu is Mr.-Townsend is one EW that makiw 100,000 matehas per mitfOtfi AR "old maid." aad "cjutay bacbel—’ can join ia the united chorous <kt about. "Glory Hallelujah" that ia, if tl.e nmrlua. make, the right kind of retfs*-. CARRIAGE FACTORY dor the editorial Imeri fas itiutauim Unis tool far dore-tailing m wood ; the little intarumeat will make about 4.000 revolutions per minute, and perfirfJn Thc sterUi.y j-einte of this Route are at Ohieagb anfi Peoria. Th. central .point i. BURLDiOTON, oe th. Mtemeripjri It teurerwes IHinute aad th. a bote Swsasberg 4 Robbias, of Grand R^ breadth of Southern lovra. Near the (Mich.), hwve now the mota .nce« Msaaouri, its trunk forte into three coU«g« ia the Northwest Though a few year. old. it has grown to be ...■.OWtagg lalilaniutato. Hta. <w.,^seed Itrltmtau ■ his country during the dark day. of Rte toe hew. J. B. ham. «>. Bret— O^Wsta. ef FOR SALE. M; — ***** ,*•“ fr* fate revtas reu eeiftar; sad hie merits . \ MPROIAfo MOfiOK. X. WRIGHT, VWWWWMM aftWMtoM. IDpAemsUd OpportwmMy ! swasB»«s ebtmaed ban yremsfiius, nd be eras up- fcX—'wws- *• ............ .. ■totted to bl tail II Illi ilblVista siiin^ fft Mall the«arw cad riris.itafa. ef tota'wMe.'Is'XtetoM. Xtotow, amsmfaii ia rSllSmi1*1 BAKEtT! Iraan sat tba two Mr^rerety. sued elmoat -mastalhr UMfiWL in or near a ghta ■riMMmjfps. in th. rowty «f WveMufoSer. The tfwitj tku wouad n 1 -1---Bof hfa W—mtl si total.. Mu* he— --- --- �MEDICAL LEGAL N0TICR8. MORTUAUK MJLXJC. ay atSK’.rL-auni.fi' igrasfss.'gjrfig 5®«SR&ra2.V;52 ssyjgiH«ta: .^s THEA-NECTAR ‘•fit Otdrn a*d Bort of V* JUtMto." ECLECTIC MAGAZINE portion of the ooeatof Grew ing tor aboat thirty Gt <x fcom latitude76 Afrso* JOREIGN LITERATURK New Volume begins January, 1K1 HCMOwnL. wKLul. ....C °i "" ■"'“ amount of actual discovery, of the excessive rigor of tha wi.ula, Abie rats «r Virtue “aiiwsvr* .efl usrA fevreset *«l< Lurt.Hul. ia lb. rllUfa af SEawnfiSswid ir.X^ga-CT£av Lwl fear aUU%arrft«ul r Cewi Ik. r.lle*. «/HMML ■ MHmI BRBtHSrftSZute 'T;. land explored by thia exjwditioaia ciaj-l ’ -i IJ flMBsBTA BMtt ed ~.r 3ME j of which war noVrearhed in a dirtanc Illutratai aid Datrptin Mp'SK • ~ft~iT lartlr mua» ami U ia thought Io «r tx: nsruu n» W>rt tutb iSl,'KT „e^«...ter M. (biaa.i 8*Sars ’baaotimposaible IhAtiTextendad all ttel MW MMil fWWI8l« BULBii jsjtUr-t ng aero, to th. water oc the tpporite. laa^SS rXlM M Aart lml.m Hwrerth Me. n-Jtwttf ““ svr-'Prt. ■aaeref MirwaiaiMA » ea>4 aen«e<v bee <*me oRervtlrr ..I e. preewfl.ege el Ire ar Ha. TFT. fefcrsat sESF. F-Ssg m PROSPECTUS BAY STATE fBICitll MH SUSPENDER. rte LEADIJIU RET UBUCAJf Anrr-' IEW ADTMTnreMMTS. Diuchey A Co'i Column. ITS PLATFORM RKVlCb'UK TARIFF, • rivir nvavirv Direr cents tn four dollars per I pound, amerAnw to hwgflu the price tocreasing ia rapid ratio after the length I attains twoni. four inches. Tho “rough hair," or that whioh ie importe.1 ia its which ha in the least degree eppcwoaO-a, natural smia, i. hackled, and U>e ^art- wiU often regret to eae any one number eat sold to «be ■aaaafertioers oftwalMli i• thrown amde for sraet- paper winch eon • see, it luwag iir.l curled After being tains some interesting and important hackled. W^ AMsraa t lengths are comb-1'article. ■ A good way to pi aaarv. th eae i ia by the uaa of a scrap-book Ona who has navrr baas accustomed thus | to prweerte short articles, can hard­ , ly estimate the pleasure it aSorda to att j I down and turn over the familiar page*. ; Here a choice piece of \W.r> mMta ,K* rnTUF 8 O’CLOCK. PIOF. HAMILTOB1 GOUGH' COUGH CANDY ! hm.iUmuU saaaellj. BOOK AND ALMANAC. rntiw ia no humovo: or ; 1 Bj e~at.(O Jcr.XT^ ailk thoughtful men. > nMarntf ireee. NEW YORK OBSERVES JJRDBEBA YEAR Sg»TgAgS.MfeE?. TO BB ISSUED JA HUA BY \ST. Wrt will be found In rt, aa caracal a.i- i for your aerup-hooV Tlwia ia a^ I ‘W.vdpto ~jt W* J°u BV”J *° IhAVBr ic3E Wlp A>r the twentitime. Jraxt ia a valuable receipt bid almost forgotten, and which have found juat in lime to earn hparplmitv. Th^ia a .Wert littety. the tMgny of which cbavred ------ »-------- My B when under the prvevSi _ _va and trial’ the machine fails Io take a hair, which Indeed, you hurd|y tabe up a dngle oceaaaohaUy happens in practice, it con- paper Without penuing Ju.it gbtnea ,__^^4i—gnj*ertfcueal isi i it ■— other portions of tha tasciuaary stand- Tte Mailt Qai I THE DAY from all part, of the world;' I will Wtat, eilttwtony, all the lu>port*tit , . social and poliUori auhjac**, and will give ladlcio'Uiaelectlons'‘if I NTERESTl Mi sM. ISSIRfCfrVE LITERA­ CY ANDBUlKhTirrc MATT UK. thi eluding always an Intrrtntlng tale fresh j SrSUSSi! swmsTomr. SIDNEY' Jr. AGO. abe. iMW! ffBouSTtucuiZT, cuu.. m. '&. V?*?*AXV>S &**a*-~A ,A »ttjiW.liunwaiuiMiioaUaaMra* ia Engtand arnpodm to urganiai a eoio- all par'.- o< me world ; ano a rareriUly • prepared report of THE MARKETS FOR I’KODVCKoCail aorta of the Eaat, Want, and feotrth Finally, Tar Tkibvnu la opptawd to all epeelalIwtrrrnt. whleb are atrtairnn. latio to the general lutaranu Diathnd*.. dared enemy of tnonopoUata and tax Ihlcvre In national aad Htwte potMica ruf^lyixg them with agricultural imple- DOTFS WASHING-MACHIHK, SMijicuha**! AUlfeUerS.lssM.sr * UtaM Mta«K^mg»a4hMat*e*rthe*^ M>m. u—<» ifelo.ib »«•! 'saner , X ’ •' AUBN'K WANTED FOR Universal Clothes Wringer la>m« »1<S tol.wll •. f.T.xr noiSLA Cm- ' WXXUSfTOXiK5.-c-5S; idafee tarty f*') “™ ware ar l«a. RATU or BVBSCRXPTIOW fyiUnBAdTUM aha hare aw4 toea (ire MUMe; u fol- REDUCTION OF PRICES daily । TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. * GREAT SAVING TO C0EUKB8 BMJsSnWal^^im. Peterson's Megazine. te-nlECIIEAnST AND BESLUtl HtCEt-A FAIR OFFEB. Carbolic Tablets. Prepared Yj Dr. WILLS, ■ R. C. BROWNING, Gfii AfBlt * • ;; ‘f* c*rl,“dl *■• ■•* Tort. TH SEW FORK METUOSIIT -WELVK MAMMOTH COLOR F1 jWfl%^iMuVwooD cy TWHYrV-HJTR PAUite AGENTS WANTED FOB FREE LOVE. . ITS .VOTARIES rux? tas= ’ *** TT*** v *- P»M»*‘a« Ca.. UMAN.itomu P.l Dr. AIKIN, TRY WEIHS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, Fremont Engine Wo k» � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-02.pdf 77d58e496c64f2f03093c1b84854ce45 PDF Text Text r|> RyfU.UCI HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1871. VOL. XV. to straighten otrr Hare. We warn now ' partially sheltered from tho enemy *■ i guns. The earth fairly rocked beneath | the eoatinaoa* roar of mon than eighty 'pieces of artillery. A etonc of iron missile* went screaming through the air in opposite direction* above ua. . Our own artillery were raining show-era of Stoves! CAPS. DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, DRESS GOODS. :rveb Harnesses. CROCKERY BOOTS. SHOES, TRIMMINGS 94 Sails nr Rdi an! Pita aid w Till nrnil Satafactlai W A. IST T E D ! ______ ALL THE BUTTER AIIB EGGS IK BARRY COUKTY. For which the Highi-st Market Price will be Paid. HT The FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Agency still reniaiw a! our Stone, and all in want of one of tux nor maehinee in tho nmrkrt, wilkdo well to call and examine the working* of the tame betoro porch axing rleowhore SAWING MACHINE, I CLOVER HULLERS, FEED •CUTTERS. CORN SHELLERS, E. P. BURRALL & CO 0uu<y i urt»iaNr_>». £>ATKWT MKIUOTTIW. |£*tOGlrfr^ HCMilH •KTtt World Mower and Reaper, Gumps’ and Taylor Sulkey Rakes, Grain Drills, Wheel Cultimtent, BALL, DODGE, and CURTlfiff PLOWS. Drags, , Cultivators—in fact, everything In the lino of laimwmi iicnisEtT i >NH OIES.~U- and tho thank* of your counter for your gallant conduct.” Twigg, and Shield* had done th-ir work well. The two fortifiretfoas woof of the tower were quickly carried and their defender, put to route atcwpotrod. Tn oas of them our toon captured a well supplisd table prepared for Santa Anna, which he, in hiahaete to get away. abandoKd un­ touched. A wooden tag of hi*. eow perecnal effect, and the military ehut of tho Mexican army rm alec taken. The t«Uk fnftrty .rtKMdlbr I*, use of oar&wn iroojut ' Gen. Pillow’, men suffered severe loose*, and in one ee two charges upon the forte to tho sooth wore rope teed. They ralHsd, however, end carried the positions, allure on*, which was' Mono»—**•,*►*•* ‘R2HL2. Wn aii NO 41 ftlllltt. W« lotiowed speedily, aarting from roek to rock. atJbmng eureelvre, at ing from tho tower. Our lea* was four hundred and thirty officer* and m»a kilted and woundod. The lorn of the Mexicans wu placed at one thousand and two handrod, with three thousand prisoners, four thousand stand of arms and forty pfoers of artjltory. Five of their Gnseral* were taken piiacuera, Santa Anna with Oanalizn, and Almonte escaped. times, a. wo beat could Trom tho Mexi­ can sharp shooter*, and ocoaotocally stopping to deliver our tire. A* we a;>What seemed to me a moot cruel and] prooched the top of the hill one batter- barbarous practice, which I witwesod in battle for the firat time on that bloody ed ubslsrlca that irU]>edod out advance. day, end which few otlwr writers bare They had fallen innumerable trees with ever alluded to. vu the work ot the their tojn downward; white celling our “flying artillery " Imagine a cannon way through these obetrutima wo *ufl[- ou wheel, weighing in all several ton*.' orod severely from their artillsry an-J From three to six pairs of hunse are *harp»hootors. Fifteen rods from their haraeesed to it, with a rider to each a Iranoed works we emerged into opr-n pair. They go to on. ]-wrt of the Cold ground. Tho enemy su.pended tiring white tho battle is raging, wheel and for a few momenta I trembled feeling give the enemy a few rounds as rapidly it wm the calm that precede* tho tom- as piesible. Thon they tack, mount ujou I«»t Tho black iuuzjIc* of a dozen thoir guns, go upou a gallop to another cannou ranged in lino, peered from the po nt *nd so an back nod forth over the parapets frowoingly upon o. Occntion field. The ground it strewn with the ally a “Greaa-F." brad with a bsund dead and often tho wounded who cannot brimmed hat would pop above tho help tbcmaelvee or be got away by oth­ Lrasa-.work* und -’isappxxr in the er.. The wound* of vomo are not murtwinkling of as eyw. 1 know they । Ud. and they might with care be nnroed were waiting to give us “particular, to life, health and strength again. The goa^” with grape at short range. The artillery men with mind* bent only upon •tapenso •»** terriblo. My frame shook achieving victory at every hazard, with and knee, smote togethur. I dreaded tho maxsive wheel* of their carnages the a axi discharge, but anxiously wished they would » fire and relieve me of eu*(tfrigiual potue Turning mi- eyu backward 1 uooutu Aekillri." cutting off an erm hero saw myself leramod in by acres of ad­ a leg there, di«*cvering living Lod eaand vancing bayonet-. I could not retreat crushing out lire* of friemla and foe. if I desired it. Wq were rushing on mdiacriminately. Such are arene of the with little time for reflection and wild horror* I witaeeeed upon the field in my with excitement. The cheering and aboato of oar men mat tho air. They Morning at length broke over the ware echoed Lack by Wurth's and earth. Our brvakfo»; was baatily and Itifoy's troops coming up on opposite silently prepared. Wo ate sparingly, The constantly exprowed bora that vzamieed our firvloeh* and prepared for and yoffing like to many blo.-d hound* i the tendency of trade and commerce for the deepcrale work before iu Tho day with the quarry at bay. i kept my eye fixed upon the gun moot I tho coming eoaion m to be depressed waaeUar; nut a breath diatinbod the stiUnuss of the air. 1 looked U[X>o the golden orb of day as it peered above tho diataat Gulf m a reflective mood, pondering upon the probabflitiee of my H.-ing it rise for the last time. Juab»«k of u* four aumon worn plan led and bearing U[on the tower* Lieut. S-ymour, d^wnt graduate of West Point, a mere «fripling of twenty three yearn, with a blue sash about Lia waist and uthorwiee dad in the uniform of a prirala. atoo I rwting hie right hand 6pjuu one of the gun-. In hie ledt bo : grasped » light .word with winch, at tiraoe, in a miming mood, he beat the ground. Farther un Leutenant Ren.> similarly aoetmtred stood at hit post The gvntrere wore eve-.y man at thaldo uf their pie ea, and wiih the gu- rd on either aid*, aL upua their fee. and twenty |«aow I eavr the flaming match go down, and a flaah at the fuae. Quick m the lightaiag, we, i» tho front, threw ounrirt. fiat ujoa <.mr fisnre. Tho eonCTtekon forrty Wted me from the ground, tho emote wrapped ua itutanlly in ite murky folia, but tho luaaing grni>o want over und 1 was unharmed. Ttio elaugh&rin tae ranks juat back of me waa terriblo, aa evinced by foe tsmuh uf .hrfok* and groaue in that direction which followed the disebuge. We quaug to our feet, dtoh.d through tho cloud* of emoke, and with ghouls that drowned foe roar of the a,nlllct, went o» to the walla and charged the gunaen Far to the right and left the irregular line* of our Invade uxtandvd. They "ere arranged in companies and batteluma. My place wu afwaut midway in vert tike frightvtied sheep fottowed by our victoriou* tn upa. the first phrttoon. I looked in vain for In a few momenta I looked and aaw tho form of Gen. Fersifer F. Smith,wbo the star, end atripes streaming from thr rammU of the tower. There were shout* lead ua—ll.at Harney would head uw! battalions in the assault At thia an• and Bunroar mt oa ground jukt bo­ noqnument the regular, did not esvm re me. The former grasping the oih■ItejJearod. In the face*. epsache*, and by the band and pointing proudly to *■ towig, .aid • “Sw the good, old flag I of Reesca. Mommy, Buena Viau and Verb Crux that wsro with ua, we । studied >>ur chgucce, and learned our luokedon.at ttatirtateiwiew woald tarn I duty q* Mddforo. Our Oaptmu an> oeai- .oujrrtur d, that in fifteen years, thane I ad ; “Five adnaee* to efat o'd «k.» two oflkwsu and others who looksO with Doering throngbtiie baahaa to the w»ot to much mido upon -.i.at flag and imbued we aaw buay pre] orationa gwng ou with equal lore of their c .uatey, wimld around Steptoe'. Uttwy. The reread lie engaged in deadly ixmfoet; the cn« line, uf Bitafa bftgmfo arranged l» striving far Its glory and ptopetuity, th. rporirr oovm aw» pntruMUtr. front, rtxetcbed for along over the Mli j^DM F0BT1LAC. . I Thankful for next farms, we solicit a beyond our view, while in another di­ rection. lialf a uiuo to the left almost under the hill on .bioh atood foe tower. L ACKLEVA8LADE. stocks at the eoaboard will caue crowd­ ed train, to rtsrt eastward, while the heavy importations on their way to reap the benefit of the tariff eetabliahed un d.-r the art of July 14, 18T0, will canoe tho wMtara bound trains to rival the on* in luces us to place before our read­ eastern bbnnd one* In thn balk of valua­ ers Ute fo. owing able article, from the ble freight rolling along to ite destinefiwrsd CeeuwrrsW JdwrtSMr, published under the above heading in ■ the inane of February 4th and to which wo invito the special attention ofcnr Buaineemra and tru*t it* groat length will not pre­ vent t bom from giving it a rarefnl peru- multitwJe, shut up in many cnee* in beJ-agured dtiae, dream of aneoem again at so numeroot and magnificent an army aa that of tho Prnatian sovereign. Sitrce th" surrender of the Emperor, every con­ dition cl vsrcra has been aboent among the Freud*. Men do not grow npeoldiet* man hour: and those who know auytbhre uf the wropte in the rural dietri-.ta of Franoe, know by whet a painful ofChie^omjtyofltoeaetfowg A fowd IhtU-Ia Vermurt fonn to noy um who will i �The general City of Hastings, 4th Cougrereoonal IWnet, met at lee.’. Hall, in the City of Grand Rapids, on Wedn^r.tU 22.1 iwt, and war railed toadew by Hon. D L. Filer, of Mown bounty, on ; wboee motion, Hon. 8. C.. tarai *mkI gMMnl elci«it is to be nr warned dly and ccu».wotionriy nderations, and rodaavthin tho letter and spirit an." Cooley's Goostitu- of that inrtrnmont, tho complete unifor­ mity of the eonrtrnetion nJ thnt term siure tho adoption of tho oonatit.itson by the various braoche.of thia State gtjvernmoat, aU crincids all lead te the sama reouli, aud it is oar conttawon uia same cunclusion, though submitting auudter Report. Zhis^ertioa we trust settles this question, and that the people will generally Sfgrcve tho action we hare no doubt, eejieoally after reeding the eeaeluaive report of Mr. Bell, to Avrifert Byron D Ball, of Kent Fim Brieidteli Ed. LeFarour, Varna; Darius Moa roe. Branch ; Ml A. ficNaughton. Jackson ; Edgar L. Gray, iewaygo; C. R. Holland, Honrhton. Airatania L A. Dunean, Berrien; daacB of delegatra from oUAho counti [For want of room we are c— to omit the nanir* of the debates ported —Ed ] taking the chair, thank ~Mr Ball, cm Win .hn..c, andwe heveno doubt h« CMkeal action w-.B attest tho wiriom o( the Convention, and from that in thia iaateBce the rwpreeentativev of the peopK arittated by the purest 'motives dared to do just that winch waa beat cnlculntad to eecura union and hanaony ia the ranks, and th- wire.: action in the Lands of L^tetetion. We con gramtets Mr. Foster on fate noanination. strmrion would be desirable, give tho 1 rnrnr instrument a different massing." “Written constitutions were made for i tho purpose of having aa uytenHs nri, and one that would art te eenirt or reads>d ly puMr spree. and tho moaning of the eonstitation ia Ami when it ia adipad I by the people. and that meaning, if it L* the only loree competent to cope with ।' can lie aacUtatedB, must be given to the opposition, who would Irar down 1 what they, (the RopuMirana) had so I tliat instrument until it ia duly amesite ad.’* nobly built up. <* , “That meaning is to bo ascertained Hon. Dwigbt May, of Xal*ma*x>, ' moved that tlie convention proof'd to ' nominate a candidate for Justice of tho I Supremo Court. The motion prevailing, | the name of Charles Upson, of Branch ' County, was proposed by a delegate from j that county, and a number cf counties , verbally endorsed tho nomination Thy the Contention far tho honor, and i pre Mid upon (he delegates the imp tanre of united and organised acai and .mriutaming the supremacy of t! party which, having achieved so gn >{wah of election*. /Vert. Article 4. Motion 4, provide, that the election of Senator* sad Reprv aentativee shall be on the Tusediy suec oding the first Monday of November, 1862, and every two years thereafter 5'sread. Article 5, section 3, provides that tho Governor shall be elected at the times and places of choosing the mem­ ber* of the Legislature. TTuri. Article 8, section 1, provide* that them shall lx elected at “•reA freerri Iraimri aterfam” a Secretary ef State. a Superintendent of Public Instruction, a State Treasurer, a Coromiaaioner of the 1 _snd Office, an Auditor General, and an Attorney General, for two yean. i7? t one ftarnl liraaiel alertwn. If a general election occurred each year it would not be biennial, and if it wm we should be tTEitLsu'r.' tL «1 ih. Mloraj, rt«l. .doprf ■. Ha u th, lUptthlicit E*r-, u. «IW ‘mml ,l«th.M.' ty proved a good party in time i t war, wooJi be aa much general biennial elseana*with fidelity, constancy and un------- *•------------ • m—>-• —shaken courage tustaineJ the Gornrr.ment and the cause of human liberty in tho dark days of tho Rebellion, until pre ns and freedom were secured to the *We, of coarse, shaft not advocate hietriaractrr and worth demand all and more than we have Mid <rf him." Abd the Grawd Rapids Araewri, a IMe foe raoel latter pohtioal short pebUtedUffiri abate, andort remarkable in tunn or peace, nxons.rucuag rebcuiotw Btatae in the interest ef freedom, maintaining inviolate the public faith, establishing equality of all men before tho law, and administering tho Govern­ ment is such a manner m best to pro­ mote the general good. Rauteod, That we have full faith in the confideneo. wisdom, twudeuw. and abili­ ty of our great leader Grant, and we point to his adntiaixtrati m ol the Na­ tional Guvcramant. especially in the re­ duction of taxation sad the National debt with pleasure and pride, as bring minded, intelligent, c.Utjud^aty, that will stand like a wall for defease and fo* die protection to the jurt righto of the bnaibiart mW m the load, and wo print to tho candidate of the ocaveotionfor the offire of Judge of the Su­ preme Court, aa a man eminently fitted, by great lepd aaquirrareuta, purity of character, and acknowledged aUiriy, aa onu worthy to wear tho ermine on tire higites: judicial tribunal of the State Alrwired, That we appeal to lite poo- the fint Monday of Novsiabor, I Wt, and every fourth year thereafter Section IB of the schedule providing for ths summiraion of tho constitution to th. n«,pte for their adoption or rejretion nieakof the “gwnsral eteotioa" to be bold on the find Tueadny ol November, A. D. 18U,*ad eection 17 providra for the qualification of i-leclors, that they groceries at the new brick store of lids that another general ejection was intended by the constitution, and in reading that instru­ ment we eee that the distinction is Oonstantly kept in view between a spring election and a genera! election, or a gen­ eral biennial auction. When dore thia general election take place, from a read­ ing of thia constitution ? Tho only place where the time fa fixed for holding a ywurri election is in th. schedule, pronding for the submission of that constitution, which wan tho T»* day succeeding the first Monday of No­ vember, A. I). 1862, and for tho election of jesfoe of probate; and as but one general or general biennial election is intended from any fair reeding uf the constitution, wo have .to conclude that the general election mentioned and pre­ scribed fa the election that occurs bien­ nially on the Tueoday suereeding thfirst Munday of November. £sto what the term general election means in the constitution, it has bora claimed that because at -coma of our . spring elections there are Supreme Judges and Regents uf tho University elected, who are voted for by the whole State, such elections are general elec- "that it shall bo tho duty of tho L laturv, at their first session, to adop promt laws to tho provisions of oanstilntion, so far aa may be.” The UgUlatoro of thia State, al next Mtefon after the constitution ratified, and at an extra eeirinn, in the votes for State officers, etc." As we see, the constitution does pro­ vide for tho subetiasmn of aa amendmeat at a general election. The Legielalurn iuu fixed tho time at which the State oAoera are to be eloeted. which ditfonaof peace, which ars yrt to bo sub­ mitted to tho National Assembly. They embrace tho cession of Alsace and Meta to Germany. and the restoralton of Belfort to Franco; aa indemnity of five milliards of francs (5,000,000,000 ;) occu­ pation by German forces of French ternto y with fortified places, sech aa Sedan, until the conditions of tho treaty are fulfilled; entry of tho German Army into Paris, and occupation of the Champs Elysees M. Thein and the French delegation were to have returned to Bordeaux yesterday. Diecmamg the in­ demnity quoetion, the Tkeips states that the annual product of France cannot ! for a long time exceed thirteen milliards of franco. The Versailles Maaufrer takes tho Paririan Press to task for what it styles its arrogance in insulting the vic­ torious Germans and calumniating German officers by accusing them uf pitege and robbery. It intimatoe that tile on upitioo of Peril wouH bo the moot sffiwtive raceme of rhocking thia, and the entry ia inevitable at tho expira- We Cash for Produce *11 for Cash only, nt the very lowest rates. Hastings. March 2. 1871. \ HICKS A SALE OK EXECI.TIOM. New Advertisements. XllJ A FRUirXORNAMBCTAL TREES moil TBs , Battle Creek ^'urterie.t, ■ re■> wm a—Hw .u> «< Ike sei >m 1. C. BOTT, rvepvlelev. H.‘ Asxos is Agent fur Hastings and instrument, it must be presumed that the 1 words used have l^s-n employed in their natural and ordinary iraen," (See the body of the coaatitutioa.) Tho time of the year at which the ______ i _ ___ i__ el___ i___ t i.l । of the ambiguous provision. "And it is especially important, to look into it if the cuaetitutfou ia the successor •hall hereafter speak. to another, and in the particular in ques­ Doos the constitution by ito terms re-1 tion, essential changes have apparently, cogniau ur provide far mure than one been made.'* ffturn! rue!ur* f And in the particular subject of inquiIf it docs not, then the declarations of' the legislative ar any other branch of . tho govern meet cannot change, add to, ; or iuernare such elections by calling oth, er election to be bolden under the pro- । the head of oarmJemuaa. tho R-pubh<*n candidate ia Rajsvwentative in Congress; and we cater urea hie sup­ peat with unqualified satisfaction The preoccupation of our columns to-day postpones aa extended notice of the brid in this rin on tho 21st. which, on motion, was received for consideration Mr. 0. Tan Loo. the chairman of the soMsere' committee, upon inritatiou. took tho stand, and expteinnd, as he u— iiBreton4 it, the intent and position of tho «oldicrs in the melter, and presented the reeolutiatii adopted bv tee Soldier,' Convention 4 which roealntreus ere pub­ lished elsewhere in this paper-which were read to the Convention by the Hi watery. | . On motion, the Coavwntioa prneowled The ZSm a neutral paper, withDemo- to ballot far a candidate for Ropmenta tivo in Congress. ratic tendencies also published at rand Ripida. says of Mr Footer. “Thoogh not MraoMUy in tho conflict. But the place to bn; tho election required by tew to be held in tho month of November,'* and which waa allowed to rerarin. not bring in contravention, under tho construction of the Legislature, with tho tonne of the preecut cunsritutien. It was made thrir duty to coostrue tho cooititutiun. cud to pare tews which should conform to ito provisions. Tho executive and al! tho departments of the State took part in, and have acted un­ der such construction ever since, and such construction, so uniform, must have ito weight, and eetde this question. Since the adoption of our constitution there have been some mno or tea amendI Uli-Uta proposed by the various Legietetures, which have been submitted at the general biennial election next succeeding the adoption of such proposed arastulmen to. The legislature approve-! a constitutiunal anwndment February 11, 1859, to be submit od at “the next general bi­ ennial eloctinu " Another was approv­ ed February 12, 1869. to bo submitted at the same time. Both of them wore, iu fart, submitted in November, I860. Amendments to article. 7, 8, 12, and 15 were adopted by tlie Legisteture March 15, 1861, and lar the terms of the joint rerolntion were directed to be submilted al the “next general election." as provided in section 1, article 20 (directly Legislature shall prescribe. Tho time was to be designated by the legislature Tho amendment approvv<f April 1K.1R39, wm submitted at the next fall election. Ths amendment apjuwed February 4, 1*42, was, by tho tonus of the joint resolution, to b« submitted “ai tho next : genera! election." Using the exact lan­ guage of our constitution it waa, in fact, submitted ai the next general election in the fall The amenduiont approved February 0,1843, waa to bo sutamltad at the next fall election. Another amend­ held on the first Tuesday succeeding the ment wu ajqwnved March 9, 1843, to be the first Monday rf November, A. D. 1862. Ths araen.lmost to our constitution, approved by the Legislature March 16, 1W6, in relation to tho qualification of elnctora. waa by the toms of the resolu­ tion to be subuntinl at tho “next gener­ waa to bo submitted nt the next “genet- . al election,” to be hold on Tuesday sucal elaetioe.” In 1849, two amendments ceediug the first Monday of November, were approved hr tee Legiataturo—one February 22, ana the other March 12. '< Ono wm to be submitted at the "fall election," and th" other at the next “general election.' Both amendments Igovernment has been, that tho term were submitted st the alert-irn held ia "nextgvncral election" .moans the gen­ eral bumnial election; and thia has conNovember, 1849. Up to the time of the adoption of the tinurd since the so-called •'general elec­ present State constitution, the term* tion," in the spring have best hold. Another consideration that presents “next general election" and ‘ fall elec­ tion” were used by tho legislative and itself is thia, that the eonstitation pro­ executive dspartmen to of our government scribes that .the proposed amendments interchangeably, and each amenilmanta shall bo submitted at the asrt yvevrri wece in fact submitted at tho general 1 Suppose that we ray that these spring election bold in tho fall at which the of­ ficers of ths State were elected. . ' elections referred to are general Men­ As before stated, in examining a writ­ tions, M claimed, and that those amendwere adopted by the Legislature tan imtrument, it mart bo pnaumed that manta ■ the words used have been employed in ’ thrir natural and ordinary manning. Marshall. Gh. J . m Gibbous v* Ogdan, 9 Wheaton, 188, mm thu language. ' ‘The framers of the constitution must bo 1 bo followed in amending it We are of the opimun that if any amendment was flat submitted ai the next general election, but carried along to another general election, it was not a constitutional subqpsaioe. and would un­ doubtedly aflfoct ito vaBdity. It wouM bo no submission, and therefore co part of ourpeveent coostitutioa. . Another canridsration that ha* great wrigtit, and one which enght to control the domritm of U»e I egialetore, ea it undoubtedlr would with tho courts, it in this: “Whereall the legitimato lighto Another rule ef consfruettoa of writ­ for asoertainiaatho meaning of the esnten instrnmants that govern courts at tew, and would be a rule of ronvtruction still thagpea that the aoastrnctioa re­ in oer bapremo Court-and thio body mains a matter of dowbt. In saeheaso should bo governed by tho earns nteo it seems dear that erary one called up­ of ooaatrnetioa, and their rules should on to sot. wboa, ia kia opisfoa, the pre­ have the same aright now Mia a court, posed oraiM wrraM bo o/doaMh sm—it is this: “When a particular con. rtitatiaaaMy, fa beam! upon foe doubt ■ ' Hugo and Rochfiirt will ptewni at the Hadingo Mar 2, 71. M next session of the Assembly a motion demandii^g tho im|<eachmcut of Najxde- K OJLi. on. Thelluko at Broglte has present­ Tl>. UrawnraS Frseonx ed his credentials to tho Queen of EngM. WRIGHT, ??? iMire. iu<Uac>.r<££I^Miantu*a’'*21ra ____ MORTGAGE »AL>_. •f NtSMSviua. Bsnr Cs, MM. Nplmidld Opportunity I Sfes.wkSrwfek.K; u,2<!r MAitcixcd sucirr. IrtiWiRi Spanish Government, the reply to which has not y«-t been made known. The Queen of Spain ia recovering from hqf recent ilhieei, and will soon resume bar Niles & South Bond radrcad. Thirteen hundred pupils are cmroBrd in the dfy schools of Marshall. The Saginaw JlrfMua comes out far Grant and Collax m 1872. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! Bucbanan ia to have a eehooi-bouM to aceornntodote MO pupils. BLACK * FVI.LKK, rrsTriolors. m I.. Ths Executive Committee of the State Agricultural Sociotr will hold the next State Fair at the place that makes the highest bid for it The strife will be close between Jackson, Kalamaaoo end Grand Rapids. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES. . SHELVES, ETC. A bank with a capital of 8150,000 is AMERICAN had been by rite tegwlati vo and execu tivn departments of our State govern­ ment before the adoption of thio oouatitteiou tho UM of the exact term in thia eoMtitutiaa, and ths amendment of tho old conotitutiun ia that particular, we must arrive at tho cooclusioa that they know what tho term “rart/ravrririiteria6 meant, and that they use it in the same eonae that they had Mforo. This la but nayiag thM no forced or unnatural con­ struction is to ba put itpca thrir lan- MARBLE IROCEIT AND Warm meals. St eta. Confectionery KALEOM KXBCUTIOX. Htareti. 4c. Eggs, Lord, P» TUXAflR KLXCTI0F. �Ti|« Ryrdsucv B\|tui^. RUMS Minuets Duims k JJHuHiuSB WHIM RAILWAY B GEORGE DRY linen rag very slightly darujieood. Al­ ways tenderly. Next, whenever the original varnish ooatfag is dull, brafeed. or rubbed, rwnrish it with thin nuutic varnish. Chromo*, like oil paintings, should not be hung in a dork room, but iu one with a diffused light; and nover expound to the direct rays of fae sun. The chromes, alter water colon, keep aud display better whou place d under Wx publish on our fate pegs ajfooe glass, as they lark tho protecting cover uf Um varnish. Tho largo chromos, of poetry "To-aaorrow” taken frnm a after oil painfings, diplay, aa a general papfr pnbHahed in 1822. It ia a very rule, bert when framed liks original Uno production and like thousand* of MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand Biver Valley Division DEC. 1*70. Losivrorirwe mentioned in tho arti­ cle, “A relie of 1822" that • ran™ piece of poetry eto-,fa its literary depart meat It sheold have road tow, following t ' Hush and tfcarlst fever prevails. Tho Middleville dramatic Association Indfana Railroad. The comity of Kent hare started off on an extensive tour. is full of papers, but novorthalaas the Rtfuitr bi filled with news, and from its udvi-rtirir.g patronage, we judge, has a good support. C. H. Cowdin ia its .’texte-ntw— *•••'■ Heal tildes pities*. Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. planters. Ths Artesian well ef Hastings and Picrraxi 1 Picrvus 1—Go to the Gallery of J. F. Minkler oror Bailey's the City of Hastings troubles our Mid­ I dleville neighbors sorely. They oomHorne,' shop ojrjojtn the Hastings house. Photographs, Gras and all kinfa^ pure us to Hickory Corners, or think ws niH-d a city about as had. Now that is of weturrs taken ia gool style. Hie storting pointe of this Route are at Chicago and Peoria. Tho central point fa BURLINGTON, on tho Missis­ sippi. It truvMsre Illinois ami ths whois breadth uf ffouthevn Iowa Near ths Missouri, its trank forks into three branches, for it has three western tar To Consumptives AU J. Mxve has really traariormed the old Stas Saloon Intoa good place of busfasse. Having sold hie old stare to Mr. V. Leias, be has bad to move up street We are glad to note ftio changes that have taxett plaoe the peat year fa that loealitr. HOWARD living three mile, east of town, on the state road, brought to our office Satur­ cis about g "horrible murder," publish­ day, three hens eggs, which were Iain ed in our paper from the Detroit Tri- by a common Brama hen, that were tau, written by a Middleville coeeepondaut to that paper. Tbe PMsifeb- ha* ' a little correction cf that affair aa fill-1 SANITARY Hastings AID 11.00. 13.00. Will retire from the active du- tie« of the firm, and devote his gnrd tn her getting money on tbe Life policy of hte late husband. Also we recommend Mr. Day aa a gentleman of promptness and reliability. He re­ quests all contemplating Life lararance to apply to him at Ann Arbor, for special DuTniuUoUdsi'lSnila.te time to doting up our hooka. A fifteen yeara btrsiness frnperitively requires thiajstep,fond we expeet our cturtomera will nt once examine their account*, Its next terminus is TAncoln, tho Capital uf Nebraska, fifty-five miles west of tho Miswuri nt Plattsmouth. This is the only direct avenue to tho SouUi Platte country, where tho sales of rail­ road land last season, rose to half a Tana ia mf uao of talking, if you caiilfou. want chdice groccri>-e at reascnablc fig­ Its third terminus is a Hamburg, and Nebraska City. ^Lt Homburg, it ure® enil at my store. makes cLmo connecttoua teriso a day, for St Jonph, fa's ten worth, Kansas and aett’.e the name by Cabh or I. A. Diuxx baa purchased the To" question. It is only another rase of tho b<umo and Ogar business of C. A. 01m lamentable wickedness of the world's peuplo fa so fearfully ducoiring a news­ stead, end in fitting up a very nice store paper man. Tbo-corroapondont certain- fin Tea, Tobacco, Ogan, and Conferty is blameless for tho mistake, ret it te a sad ca»’ for Mr Wheaton, and the contradiction should bo as widely pub­ lished aa was tits "horriblo mnnler” No¥i. Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from thia community, we shall now officr oar Gooch at great­ ly’ REDUCED PRICES u (Ut BOOTS AND SHOES and Prompt Paying Ciuttomen'. Peninsular Railway. Asmata lol'of those Ba*r Paran at Pucxxtx Caen Bronx. Everybody goes to m other in speed,; safety, or any to Russell A Nevins fur Be»tgue>l*ofall Pullman luxury of modern travel; and while on your way, survey the garden of IRisuis and Missouri, as well as 400,­ 000 acres of [imirie in South-western Iowa , now iu marke! st low prices and T.credit. Koop it then before people westward bound, “to take lbs Buriingwn Houle.", Beauty. The largest cclli-ctioa of publisi.e 1 iu tho United 8ti steady slrigtung die past winter, (with only ano or two exceptions). Last w«>k the snow went off without hardly any pevceptabto show of water, on account of the ground not being frosen. The wind came up with a Juab on Friday and drisd diingi up generally. , Sun­ day morning th<» ground was covered agim Ud Monday we had good slrigh- TOWN. BARLOW & GOODYEAR ing, Tuesday night it nearly all slid off thing will have an t£oci to help im­ again. At the present writing (Wednes­ prove the splendid water power fadlitire day) ths sun ia onl quite warm, and in this place. wagons are the cmlrr of the day. finest sp.citnens of chromo lithographs, | I’ranraa List or Noraxins.—Th» Sen­ steel engravings and fine wood angrnv-1 ate, Tuesday morning, last in executive inga ever affiirdi-d tho public. Thu j session, confirmed tho - following list of American Publishing Company uf R*it-1 Notaries Public tor Barry oont.ty: L, W. Wing, W. J. Webster, G.j land. Vt, desire an netire arent in every town, and yrfiagw, to whom they offer! Thomas, G. A. Pteveus, R. B. Night­ liber*] terms. Read tho adVMtisetuuut man, R C. Brindle, J. H. Deunfa, C. 0. of PARLOR ALBUM. Holbrook, U D. Hinkley. L. Russell, Mcsrcu. —Oar people will be favored G. W. Blade, J. Toepls, M. B. Ulmstead with a rare treat next Monday evening A. J. Walker, I* J. Wheeler, M- I* Iron the “Amphtona," consisting of William., W- H. Holmes, M W.^ikov, Prof. J- H. Pixley eesieted by & M. E. H. Bowen. A. H. Elite. W. L. Cobb, A. dark, 0. I* Rag, H Heugktalin, W. H. Hayfcrd, 0.-O. Bates, DeW. 0. Ovn-iuM—clear and cloudy. Wa are March—tug along. Bests os—Growing lively. Bcxxntxo—going to be brisk. Faroxr aa Uxitrcxv Dar.—It ia y geaeruBy accepted notion that Friday te an Unlucky day above all others in tho week, and firm beliovrre in this notion will probably not bare their faith in it Ex«tx*.x, at lu» Puirehouau » receiv­ ing doily, cur laid* 6r Plaster end sells Call at tho Drag store of J. P. Rob­ erts A C®-. for your Reward-of-Merit /As we go to press this morning we are cards A now supply jnat received, prettihaving a showvr mixed with thunder.— Skn indication of Spring surely. ArroixTxn —We learn that John Morris, Esq., of Charlotte, has been ap­ pointed Agent of ths Michigan State Prison, ss« Bingham. reUgasd. Mr. Morris will make a good agent for that A lwx.1 books, Speakers, and a MJ as­ Roeres Ossa Sioux, —Theyaro bound InsMntoa, Ha has had seeks experi­ sortment of Stationary at to keep then- nntne before tho people. ence aa keeper than, and his long eer£ P. Hoaxers A Co's, drug storeThey promise a Largo arrival of new Wjxtxb—About 25 cords of 20 inch dyMapfoWood. Also, eon.0 10 cord* dry wood. laqrire at tho Bxmraa Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every dcscriptiop. Gold & Silver Watches, n»« CAmld Jowotery. fag elaperi afara you were regaled with • scrawl from this enterprising section of oar mundane sphere, I deem it U duty to indite Uw fatereotiug facidaata Gncters Preuicn has been getting fa a Fob Facroai—-yard wide, at a six­ new tot of grwerire. pence per yard. eaD ea Barber A Bailey, Tar ‘Business Out-took" deserves Washington Block strath side of State attentfou, published on let page, J. C. WOODRUFF. to A per lb.- Onto—Finn bu. Apples-6i to 80c par Napoleon HI declared i ' Manx good wood could be -used at (July 14;) that on a Ft Ulis office before warm weather sets in. Detroit & Milwaukee R R and County, and from the brat store In HasUngs, call at the Washington Block- a *fitir view of the State Road (now aewybody doos not enjoy that dolictable priv­ ilege) and in Ute sublime laaguagn of Widow Be lott, "erf all the sights I ever heorn tell on," the number of logs pass­ ing oast, far surpasms ell tho rules of matbomatia. Tins, is the nault of bring in proximity to a saw trill, and wo Isom that over 300,000 feet cf togs hare been delivered to Mr. Quimby on Mad Greek. SAI Silra ui PUM I» ARCHITECTS CARRIAGE FACTORY Foa Saia, xr i Bixosix.—H. Mey hoff A Co. o&r far Sale 8 fcWcb. Ildteud Tables, Bar and Fixtures. j Wx, publish tlw village election notice aaxading to law, but don't on-oct tho village will hold any more elections, ns we will bara -Iteeu made a city before the OdlTuttolay in March. IJ.P. Boberts tor's course of Lectures at Haharrasann Medical College, CMrago. Wo are glad to soo him looking w. well and bam St I urn | XX TOWX. Co’s j 1 Prir»c Mtwiftraffi. '■HBKI 1 �ERIE RAHWAY.' , 1,400 mile* under MO mi iev without One Management Change of coaches. wurance Co. ef Coltunbu, 0- PILE REMEDY ,,-Jy >r ,rif f.ftri't-1— ; r>“TllE CHEAPEST AKD BEST. JH BKOJID CJlCCB-DOVBLK TR4CX BOCTK NEW YORK BOSTON, xVLBANY, K.M.OMOO SITjMT.M Rochester to New York, «<5 milca, : Bqffxlo to Naw York. 4^3 mites. Dunkirk to New York, 46t> taitea, Cl.-vateml tn Naw York, 625 niitea, Cuxiniiati to N. Y., WOmilas, ASP U FBOM taT ’22 to 27 Kiua T»s axoxrra aom 1T0 k~>«w. uiuinni t < M«IMUATBU X ■«!!!! FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATE/,! TWELVE COLORED BER­ LIN pattehnm: fBLVE MAMMOTH COLORED fashions: NINE HUNDRED WOOD CUTS! TWENTY-FOUR iftrurm PAGES OF »■«»»» •> toe pa*«to •* •**< veetotawi !■ aato ' v~«C«» »»d toe vlvute l» verli run. Ur । Ceaatx aad >tov« vf Mirtonu »4 ttowriM M tottoe*.Vs>t • UM mt Mrt >4 let Na (() la............................. ...................... big to manufactures, beat dMrrfUM Itorr? CesscyCas/t Emm, I. As riitopac UmCum Is to. Ceaaly lUrry ..4 Mtel«ctMklffn,mtoeto«mto a^vrApdhA U wahiMaheUred.MC.esV .MMto.toer TbaRutknd Vt, cbaern toetary mid k~» °*~ Tbe atrongmt vegetable Cher known is Mid to be the New Zeeland flax. oopraia w. ,‘um.ujc,xrus~« , r A Itoroa*. Alt'rr frr Ayatesee. We it d!SrJ2UE..’4.5-£fu--> The Miaaiaaippi and Miaauuri Raflmad will warn be oomptoted to Canton, Ohfo. .femThree tana of coal are aaH to rapeweent tha labor power tor ■ man for hia Hfotima. >m4. I. and tor suA mmh M IL eOtMugu. by whbb MuH I ivesutoW uv.MAwrtg.avbul re uel su prixMdi.g. ■« tow u |( bwa IkalilMrA le r«SM* I iipe. Um um.. fc’ w perl il<f» store t>reAy(lrva IMlWMft. I.L. • I., ___ tMCbeetact HL, Philadelphia. Pa. •nr OtdnimdBet uf tkt Eritrfin - ECLECTIC MAGAZINE essgs •oap ia a g.■J cement for fa.toning karoeeno lamp-bxraare. 'row.: J67Z Tha German aatroncmer. Striers, eara the inner nag of Batura hu fallen an tha body of the planet Tha newly diaoovwrd iron mines in Washington Territory are reported to be the richest ia America. w3 world cornea from Sicily, which produces 800,000 tons aamtally. • 1871. PRQSPECTU8 * CBM MB nr LEA DINO REPUBLICAN N,*,- Daurhey Gen. Sheridan haa pronouaoed in favor of Krupp r steal Rana, oaad in th. Franco-Praaeian war. ITS PLATFORM 8 O’CLOCK. EP»W •to btowi Is Me gtou AU ynsr l>r.g<i>t to Wu«>v'a M«ir Kutoraio*. mJ iu. .U~r F. palp Ig Mtas A‘y*. D"**-1*»IQl ggA jyg-JE । REMINGTONS $10 MABE FROM 50 Cts. •Kkwlvr to K.38uS7aU«^tMuiief£2Sr rjcAWdarr: '■■"--’•JftWn. V* <l»a A railing mill ia to ba erected at La- OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES. Tn* CttiCAOo Ttuxrxt. in entering upon the Twenty-fourth year of Ito exlateooe.* ha« tbe tight, aa Inc chief organ of the^REPUBLICAN PARTY OF THE NORTHWEST, to cougntnlate Ito many tb>H>>anda of rw»der» on tbe Huai triumph of Repubiluin principles in tbe abolition of etavery ; the rucrewi ful restoration of the late revolted Blates to tbe L'nlutt; and tbe cxteiwloa of iin partial suffrage to every citlxcii of tbe United Hlaien. Of tbe tneaaum which are now en­ gaging the attenUob of Lboaghtful men, wbo daaiaudn JmwA. and w&e giwrnment, Tn« Txtnvxx will be found iu S-iKe Enrrosixt Dnuntwn Tb. BAitorWDepwfrstous Utotur Xe- Whitewood is ptfaff to ba quite (ha thing for inaide fimh Wu R wsU. WW*?*"'* ’*^ Solebto glees i» corning mto use in Eu­ ./.I VxiiU.rduA Ury terr 4. rope tor "waxing" floors, and u found rrrlc,', that then- may to l.nnwtr nod efficiency In tbe r.dmlnlatn.tlou of the Government; a rvturn to apeeie pay­ ment. by tl.e MttaUltffoa oCnaUonal bank note, for ffrvrnbacU under tbe op eratfoo of. free banking law; and. dlffnltfed. Juat and |awwfhl forrign poll<3, luaUtCng upon all nwr rights aa a nabon. but oppedoff any project which marplunnuateawfaaaaffw wor, to jwutootc ihztbati purpoaa. *JU ■ cemful FREE TO BOOK AGENTS. Scientific American For 1871. com WAsi-mie-iACHiKs, Universal lothes Wringer jmmA SESffiS a»^5^fcSS^fKL?55L&: User rate cd growth. BEDUrrm 0? DUTIES. Ski JilUr AfftrHij pieced undur water m the rear 1W by the writer, at Torture*, with the view of AetanttfaHtiA ratomfBtawth <f coral. >hb, TO THE FARMER. H h of special value, as remaining tbe l«l«*t Information relating to the garden, and the STABLE: the condition of the crore in all pait, of tbe world; .nd a oarsfully l/Sr** ** ™E Marked FOR I RoniCEofall •orb, of the East, W cat, and South. Finally Tab Txxbvxx to oppoeed to Interval which are antagou UUctotbegmeral Internet. Ittatbeitoelarrd enemy of monopolists and tax thieves In national ana State politics. Il L* i>n>ud tn mslnt.tn ’X- aZZ..._ l-IOSOKTHEHKirLK, una or Kmoumu Payable in Advance. ELECTION FQTH 1 TBE OBEA T AFRICAN TEA CO, IMly Edition, alngte>.p3 FIICEB-A FAIR OFFER, TRI WEKLLY: Tri-Weekly, alugle copy, OD " five cotdaa. 'lupdila r.4d-«, .ltartx.ru Irolfem i •s'ttow.Ii tor village sf tLuitog* Fitel i _ •rwwsrnwnx • fc>tM ui «i U< aiwrjBi i JIaMnHNsitn.u.lr krrvW, thr ptr.lkvssyr.rr'.Lt ~7 jroaMf-M ' TRUNK FULL OF FUN Sunday Edition, alngl. eoP . T' WEEKLY'« «*/. "^yoar * 5.00 srsss ■ ' ds 'Plfflffi R.C. BROWNING, Get. Amt. dS-iS^TAR M• to a ma M CarUaadtgt.yaw York. r&iwsss xtf&i Carbolic Tablets. ' 'Piepiiai Jj Di ' -•atfiSnro.. HEW YORK OBSERVER tmm oxi-wnu.i era. YEAR BOOK AND ALMANAC. n> Mzarujuj ^AJvcAftr i5T. wn Dr.AIKIN, OBm la. U OttaitU Good k-|ri- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-09.pdf e5cee080068edc54de525912f2531970 PDF Text Text S= HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MARCH 9.1871. VOL XV. Mr. Dowry’s frtend did not nrew the avlgect, for ba saw that it would ba ueeJoe»; but bis concern for the Hid* boy was not removed. A year aftmnxrd, ths friend at Mr. Lowry again eat at hie table. The Ut­ ile eon waa there, aimoat a head telW Beside hi* rdate waa a winertaa* but Lugar Uuu the uny thing tETrtvod titers a year itefota HaW Ortgrown that. Thk grew wro’ filled, wins th. bottle at wine went round, and raised to the boy’, lire with Quite an air, when tha otomilreak. “You must bear with mo, my friend," told the visitor, as they sat alono after dinner. "This putting of temptation in your buy1* way trouble* mo." Mr. Lowry triad to fool annoyed, and, to oarer what ho did lael smiled with an ap^rorenco of unconcern as ho an- Mtiul rol Stew Clfdj. parents, ristere, and friend* ' . Jobs wout into hi* fatlur's store, and Srthtomrtf aarereUyte work. At the toyltrm he had «eeu, beard, end teaznsd more alKMt the effort of istaxicaataon Up human system than . bo had known before, and now clearly comBrehoudcd, not only the rui? ho liadescaped, but the danger* that boerthi* way. “Ohl if I had not formed this eurted appetite I" ha arid often to .himself, in sorrow aad fo«r. "If my line ia child­ hood had only been, kopt free from wine I” • Months went by, and the now life “Can't got away from yuar bobby, I flowed on smoothly and snfolv. John is* Wou. every on* mart have *imo- grow more and more iutereatmi in bttothing to ride, if only fax amuaemenL" nse* aad fbowod both intelligrate and “Ilk aoutoddng more than a bobby,” Tdy heart get* Eghfor. trfa^r’iar/’ returned th* frtond aertously. "You may not have observed it, but I, after a •gid Mr. Lowry. one njornfcr, to£h& rear's aUonoo, can sre that .your buy wife. “Tho peril is orw with John, I has more than doubled hia quantity of trmt. I have Mwr known a young man take ao keenly to businma, .ana In Uua there iT*afcty." , ’ Mrs. Lowry sighed faintly, T%ere Stoves! DRY GOODS, ------r—-.--j. i Jr<topravad morel sea** No wino waa serv­ ed—* -little , to tire frioad's surprise. After dinner, the two go.-Hearer, retired to the librwy, and talked of old lifers aad old acqnaiatoaoa* . ; "What has become d W------ 's yuingeet Imj'.!” asked Mr. Lowry, re­ ferring to the eon of an old cotnpaufoa of former yean* I beard that bo we. * little ffet But 1 trust he has gR t-ver that." . “No, aadnsvor will, X foar," waa aaswored. “Poor W —— i It ha* abuort brokim hi* heart; and a* for hi* mother itfoUHing her." "Not so bad aa all that 1" said Mr. Lowry, a slight jiallar ovuniproading hi* HATS, CAI’S, DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES. Harnesses CROCKERY BOOTS. SHOES, ff IK m TH IM I TRIMMINGS As nnywhere in th ^tnte. ’ ' Eiaeiie tv Bds.nl Prices, aid n wiH, rami Satisfactln AND. FINDINGS OF EVERY DE * ....SCRUTJON.- . • ■ JOHN -V GREBIX HARK RFFSELL. SEWING MACHINE. CLOVER HI LLERS, FEED CUTTERS, . CORN SHELTERS, World WoltTr and Reaper, II1. MM.4M Sa Om-mA » IMt. n&t3s*t. Am! Mat mu with It compus. Qiilnp**MUt-T*Ate Suite* S*iw. Ordn-brlifo wfnhr ('unrr«i ior».iul.L. DODGE. mA Cl’RTlSS' PLOW : .... 1 ‘!1 fact- everything ' DregH,, ... glaaa, and bowed tha to drink, ! iwy-lipa taetad the ruby wine, and the warm blood ol ehddbcod took a more fervent haM. You ooekd aw the may check* put on a rpcier hue, aad tha bright cyee aporkle with, richer hutro. "1. ihaxaafo Mr. Lowry F aaked » lutimato friend of a urighboaag «ty, who happened to ba a gueet on the ooeaaioc. It waa after dinarc. and ho waa fitting alone with the boy’# father. “1 Munk eo.” waa the reply. "Pure • >w >e a good aubatanee. and u. to the deura.for dank, what bread ia to tha 1 "Water for thirnt. say rather," w[ turned the friend. . "No, wine. Our European neighbore ondcratand thi» batter than ww do. | Whole ibefr table-drink. and take* , . • - , . »&4&e line of lidaiM »<Mwr*arrr °-'J /te». Sviai asi iKtaikal ftitifls, I etekett Clioc*. ana J*we>rr Itepeued M4 * arrested. Mfiil.wt Mr. nardftgk” he laid, ithcbloaard manner "1 shall go." Hi, sister *rmfod, fur Hr- taww that nr.brother waa more than plowed with [i-» Farihr Harding, a beeufinu and :compliahcd girl, the daughter at the riy who was to give the p«rty. Tlw peileral topic now is. the CARRIAGE FACTORY Oity of Hastings, ' Rut the place tp byy, . GROCERIES store of • The purs wino and the m.xtereticm are not rtware given," replied the friend. "They,are preu here, ' wneoald with nu air of .mingled pride aad aalf-exmfid'1OSS;1. «» «Jy F» wtoae." "Without the admuture of alcohol ?” “Without, of oouroe.M ' Hie friend shook hie head, anowuriag: “Alooholia the jroduct af feoaanto.' tioa. Etiuy giaas of the bast wine you “ th* Ung. etotne Thoma* When ia a chiuroey likc a chicken f— Wbea-iVtoSMiaAwV t,d ।. _t When ia the wuethur hka -to aroefary .hop ? Whgn tfaaaoggy. ■.. ; «frre*pundta»h - Bar. Wm. M. Thayer, open the subject of OemmunterWine'. It revived thmigirts thaf-iusvc-often tombfod.mo r Ml toirtrtwr, 16U. spoil­ ing of an exortfoa! aennem aBbct ft0 (food Shoptosd -whose dyfeglore wc were to o^meeteoeafo at Ute efoto of Che morning temee ft wdrto if im muMnsBy intaresting oecnxfon. - !fot only baaMaMrtoitbhb wifoi to > rtoditore.aadnow'ahohaaeaa were tea pfhous to ufa'rto with tk«- church Why is the earth like a bl. and not only waa it thb tfrrt-timo of bur Beeauae the abiMrea <4m* wantnicc in our Sonaexrf worship xfnoo I . cc-.d. ere snlargod ana rttfitrnlthM -'fi, fert ftAFimkWre'a .rigafe tees to bo Hie first-fene our young pat-' tor. recently erdJiihitd, nisi' to nilWiiBW the solemn •rrricol ' and ft’ wnn'Ncw Year's day/ .when' HuT bring* u« to thlftorfl dfflfo Wrote, tM we peute’tAvejofoo In (tod. M -we re&w M wrAuf the pa.ti Wu thbro not. Accrtpii U 11 A W&e itDtyMtit Doon I srretj'wtoeh «R n -greift pet ' M jaw' ail Flitei Ware. iXtsre “MhnfetU dWervnee brt wren the North Dote and .the South Itotofl'-re "IVhy.aU thedifteWto in the wtrUA repJWa Igfly^wiliingtf;. MHJWl the an tn _T6 consoletboii of pur wadegijrltoL Ihare mil Tinted Europe.’ w* would lit-, fohn'them that the two chUfii df Antore '• iea have novor Boon that <ounu-r,-4ho 1’rS.ubmloXtko Uait.d.aittteA red..tb^ Unparor^f^Rflpil. ... ... ... ,.A L1;;w pcrattoa- There' Castings and Repairs " A dead bent i> aaH to bo * lire 1m- urn—the £n> of death ! And I fhnnkwl God that 1 eeu2d r.r; reformed frffo brats nr lire htnuo, ifutjtrmil wii'al!' ’ offt “TtWak thi’ifartxt winr fo hedh’waaonhim. He waa moody and arient tuitred! W-fted^-Wnii’nre 'MIcAIat the breakfast table—not ahamo-faewd rppi boatman p»t« thrf^uAifisni^r * H6‘i or penitent. Undid not leave, the house with bit father, aa usual, but waited un­ can, in ^ringtimo. 1 -Had fort.-1 ffre‘| til he w» gone, and then want out bcurrt 1 dreik^jf farting W'drtsWfig. j It tastoi good.' twort, sh'srp aitt'lftgiSf "Whore la John r" aak<4 Mrs. Lowry with anxiety in tune and voice, when but I rimld hxrdly 'hefp dital-Kj Inert1' 1 h«r husband camn in at dimur-lim* . of wise that war n<»-wIeo, arSiterffait "I don’t know bo hasn't been at *J»o biteth like u tBrpsnt, than of flfo Lilted shed cm Cilvary In a femr;£feu?nrr Mrs Lowry atagMrtd ax the word*, aw very pale, and uuik into * cbatr. ■tomaeh was all oafi^t i wto painfrfl, but “I wreld like to aao you a moment a aurt of cool burning; and bud tS>c«r "Nbt at the aturc 11 alia exclaimed, in of xactifiad-akxihaL: Shrt» thomatoa,'; she arid to Err husband. low. dirtreaami vche. “Ob' it ia s retorowl drunkard, T hare not a doubt sad thunit»r?o<lj-fur..uert. / fua.-j Mr. Lowry webt out, and tie friend oadfui! My aon! My aon F that I should gone enuy, and wjth to^heard for *omn momenta the low mur­ . HydrochkrMn wC^aieia has bean ffvni*c helplaauM* tough: the Gntwhuiamur of voice; near the library door. BiEs-as Then Mr. Lowry catna back, a marked ter anguuh. Her aon lied fallen a*ain. cy to Be found. chauga in his fore, and said, in a repress­ and a fall like thia ia too often the kiwii For many yeore the churoh haa mourn­ ed voice: "Excuse me for a little of hope. It revaale the conataut great ed over thia evil; strange that no w»y tow gittna par diem to one of MgW while," and left hurriedly. Nearly half peril in which thoee etand who haw yuata, wOlaoCb* fcand too large >4*. one® loot eolf-controb John did not outrfth. difioolv Las Uaw fcmail come Lome until late that night Hir The moreat prejudMW to n senseless idea The ia*rorato<wA fc, npd aad MUmd. condition we will not describe. A week bedda the churoh yet ia chains. Soma cbasrfttlnaaa of manner that dsd not of iaebriattea fulluwwd, cading in a de, think ws mitet nao wipe .bequue Chrirt, hide from hia friend's keen obaerrntion eroe of proaUutica that obiigvd him to usoil it when -fie. instituted tire onlii^tha trouble and disquietude that lay bo- krep the benuc for many dap. Thou came renatitaiins gn<4 sad »jLW.:tte»» eueeeedbd hr new roeoluCdifol Tec y«uug Ai tea-time, tire buy wo* absent man went back to bhrine K^htnrffltch "Where i* John f’ asked aa older sis­ and mortified, ynt d<it«Tmin«f »» bbnrore ter, with ooncoru in Irer voice and eye*. than vrer on'hi* guarL .11 a *n-Hen “I don't know," yge the mrthar'a re­ full had roroaledto himelf tbo pccil ip ply, and tire frietsd MW a quick glance which he atood . „- .. of iukli^mos £ul pf «»d rooming, Far over «ix tnanth* Wm* Lowty. pan Imtwaon, her and her husband atoerf vigilantly on guiird. During- that John did noimalre.lii* appsaraaoo at ported he had clediwod half » dor.ru Inthe eight o’clock breakfast next marn- vitatiana to panic* and roceplMiua, bee iag, a fort on ‘ wjuob no remark wna cau*e ho knew that the highly rwnecto; made. Mr. Lowry tried |e talk chaer- Me peutflo who gave them, would, for fully with hi. frioud. brt it wu* mere the 8m, hteke drinHrigwafoc’ta of ttelr TnMwLLfe.i.ObM hiuw* and Oder enuewnoau M ybimgritfodn-krepnr for-scdHi fld4unMM«ll------------------This rocial erif-dsniri fhafod tb» the* oars kb» feitor ta getting dreak ofdSLsnoas, vet ' Wafchts, STEWART k. 8TEISHOFF. to liimaclf in bittarnX m rogret, and in "the . reapoaxibility.of nil Utb _But .he dtd net .find1 hia ion klirL Hurding’ii and trout back hotuo with bowed bend and aching heart. Tbay did not guard him aa they should have done. Wine and beer were roiuraon beverages at those tabla. The poor boy bad hi, uut» Hliated at th. b- gimuug, aad now appetite is hia matter. 1 pity them all, but moat the unhappy young man who ia to aosetv, and loot to kiraaolf." ’ A long srieuce followed, and wbon the oonraraation waa renewed, it tonebed an- ALL THE BUTTER AKE EKS IK BAHRY COUNTY, For which tha Highest Market Pric* will bo Paid. Mr. Lowry and hi. family were thura —father, mutber, brother, ur.d sitters. After tha guoet* were preeented to th<f bride, they paaaed In groups to tin- »upper-room. A ehirrr of 1o4r run down to the heart of Mm. Lowrr aa. on eatar> iag, a Wrong acent at wino touciiod her nortrib She waa leaning <m tha nns of her aon. “Oh, John!" the whlxperud, doe* tc bin car, "be on your ouera !” 11 The young man did not reply. Tha tm<iU of wiuv had touched In* em*o ah »a, and with a thrill of rJeaauro awaken­ ing the old desire. - "Am T not oaft enough now?' ho ud< to himself. “lime anl abstinence have ginm m» now strength, l am not tha wrak l»oy of two or three yeen ago.". They ]«Mo<i into the supper-room, where the crowd was very great, ,und John was soon s>marntMl frtnn bia muth- NO. 45. inhuweighborhoOd. Alaa, how maUy there were I ’ Two or . Wiree in every block, with deoreoprtttag on wave Hint Mtodertroatfon. Bathe fcite.1 ia the arereh of bls Ney, end - rerereed. wlfif the hrertwotto. to M* hired. John did not got htmie until Into that night. When Ids moihbr, w^o had beta anxtouslr writing for Mm^ met him uu tho rtrir*. feri was to overcome with drink that she had to support him to hi» rente! JT6 wonder that fie came down’ tote oft iho next morntag. What was to be done Y Row anxioua- Bafwby wag anything; relNd "wtokat «!!• ' BecaMe i wift hf» aa mesh like thateta* Cheirt u*-' cd, aa mtltort*/ we. nraaDy got r Whyelia^to aijawg? Wig torelmiaitMa. over a color L . rFgtactfoi, Iv' We' arer er maeh,grtU»_»mo uumrfal Chrirt ■ ■ > �mtr U Mill manto have been, unleM proper^ ondM stood aad appreciated, only a porttoa of toe eerrice they might be to th* people, ia eecurod. Oonaequsntly wa ask atten­ tion to th* feUewiag eagg—tinns, oateu- Republican Nominations. 1st With th* groat reduction of port age a few yaara ago, oama tboea useful little gum-tiekate, postage stamp*. Their dent* pre-pay thair pvatago, qt the roanling-room, at borne, or wherever they happen to bo by simply affixing th* stamp or using th* stomp*! Mxvetops— Tot with all thaee faolittea, many peo­ ple aad even buaiaooa men buy one stamp at a time and then expect the poeCmaa- adbmw to the principals of the Itepubb can party, but who aro buiey riding •OUM perormal hobby, aad giving word* of good sdvto* to our leader* geasroDy, Mtn ths beat method* of managing th* rMponaibdittee in th rir taro, and rouforiag th. party which they guide, a “na­ a particularly oaeroua lahar. They have thair owa party aad party friend* to attaad to ; their own mighty lataroaC* to protect, aad bring peculiarly patriotic How they can find time to attend to tbo Bopublman party, give to ito friend* tkmb.nrft.of thv-rlong polrtic^ axpe- ley Diviaica of the Michigan Central Rail Road whiah went into operation an Monday. I*nmtMaUy, thia card annihi­ late* th* boriMte of th • pecpl* of Ha»ting* with thoo* of tha Gty of Jack•an, aad ia a blow to the prosperity of thi* County, itiat we had no reaaon to expect from the management of thi* Rimd. Heating* did more than aay other Town along th* Un* of h* popula­ tion aad mean* to aid in th* conriructmu of thia road, with the expectation that it would improv* th* buma«e* focilitte* of the place largely and enable W. Ferry to the Senate of the United Stale*. No better man could have been thooou, and w* have no doubt hia offi­ cial actio* wOl attest th* wisdom ot the Oanveatsoo, and that, ia thia inetanea tb* man Landw.hr, Guards, artitery piouMro in th. Boas de Boulogn. ia the afternoon. Priao. Frodarick William. G*n- You Moltk* aad Count Von Biemarkw.ro ateo preMat The Emperor sot* out for Berlin in a few day*. It ia rumored that Napoleon ia to retu* to an estate in Bohemia. Th* King of Sar­ dinia ba* writtea to th* Gw man *wp»ror, expvsering surprise at the hard term* imposed on France, eepecially a* to ter­ ritory. The German force* har* been ordered to retire from the line of the lamur. iag—Dead at Night" is given in thia number. Thi, iatrrestfag and wvll-told atot^ by Mr. D. Walrf Mason, ha* fairly won for th* author a cordial wel­ come from all the road st* of “Hanrxa.” Them aro beaida* tha aariafa two inter••bug short atoriee—“An affair on a union and.harmony in tha ranks, aad Tombstone" by Katherine G. Ware, the the wisest action in the halls of Lsgisla- scene of which is laid in Portland during ranged with th* Faanch Gorerament far tion. ■ W* oor.gr*tulato Mr. Fortsr on the groat firo, and "Bix-and-Thirty," th* relura of Bourboki's soldiars, and hi* nnmiastem. and the Repub&nans of tranalated from tha German by C- O. th* transfer of the entire army will occu­ too State and Nation, that, as toe sucpy ten days' time. Prince Frederick csseor of Hr. Ferry, they bar* eacured ' Charlo* has been appointed Cummandsr so able and true a man InXSdef of th* Army of oqcupatioa in Speaking of this nominatioo, to* M. Thier* decline* to make a treaty of Grand Rapid* aay*: rouituerco with Germary, on th. ground With great pbaanra and pride do w* K> the name of our justly popular that France ma*t imitate th. United w-riiuan. Him. Wilder D. Fu*tar,at Slate* aad reatoro her equilibrium by lb* bead of our column* aa the Repubh high tariff*- Beriin wa* illuminated can candidate for Reproeentatiro to Cunteat night, the Em|>r*a* and PrinteaeM grosa; aad we enter upon his support being received ia the street* with euthuaaun. Th* Belgian Governnwnt ha* opened imupc-iili for tbo return of ty. Pana ia rapidly resuming ito ordi­ nary appearance, though tos citiaens etili continue to maniteet their hatred of the Germans by mobbing tboea who in any way affiliated with th* invaders. Nearly all of th* barricades har* be*a removed, and fears uf disturbance are rapidly subsiding. The Paris paper* i have roooaunenced publication, and ex­ hort toe -popular* to . remain quiet, and not otnlmrvaaa the Government. Tha Second Army haa comment*! th* booieward march. Tb* reported intrigue* in Sd. Ilia suppoarf by aaMJ that 10- ter* aro more “sure to go” when handed to a P. M. or assistant than when quiet­ ial District will again ly dropped into a latter box, or that If half cover**! with requasia, for haato honor herorif by electing him as the Ao., they will go faster. These era sim' aucasMOT of Hon. T. W. Ferry in the National House of Reprucntatiro. . ply mistakxw. Mails aro kept open aa The 7te»s« a neutral paper, with Itemlate aa sura connections can ba made ocratic tendencies, also publiahad at aad all tetasro and paper* despatched. Grand Rapids, says of Mr. Foster. Thap by the aid of aharp ayed agents "Though art personally in th* eonon the postal cars, attendant* at the poet ofitoee. carrier* by steamborta, stages, and the mounted courier away tlvey go to th* people on th* opening of th* to the groat cities, the thrifty villagsa Road through to Grand Rapids, and if mntisued until thia tun*, would, in our ■pceading, ever gtorioa* Union. A wonjudgment, hav* b*en found ■ paying dcrful braided net work of intelligence, inveetment. At loot, under that ar- industry and care of convenience, joy, •arrow, profit, lose, death and life i* th* postal ayatem- The mail bag* am full PRINTING felicitous iranalatioa from the German of Ruckert, ouetributad by B. B. Conant. Another short poem, '*111* Magic Mirror," by aa anouycaou* author, oom pl* las tos poetry of the number. In the Eesy Chair there ia a charac­ teristic critimsra of Jeffvroon a* “Rip VanWinkle/' and an apprownate earay on the Lyceum Lecture aad lectures. AU the member* of tha Joint High CoamuMvu (the commission appointed for th* aetllement of the difieuttis* be­ tween the United States and Great Britian) met sociaUy for the first time last Saturday night, at the reaidtnee of the British Commissioner*. An elegant dinner had been prepared far the occa­ sion. On the American side war* proa- k5E Keg HASTINGS MAEHLS WORKS! K TOPS, MANTLEH, SHELVES, ETC., romprohanriea, u>- • flir Charlotte by thi. ar- tec very small eorelopea, which aro of­ r having accompli.h- ^ngement i* w.ll eaougt. <wrommodrf- ten daactnd in the moat tiny and deli­ *“* faT »b.v—1~ ed, but to the detriment of all th. oth.r cate [>enmanahip which fair Indy hand* Then to., perhaps, these little pi.ee* .long th* line—aad yet thi* very can use i winter Halting* rateed by Tax and paid Lettero are directed with poor or pels ink. But ws fear that their words of coua- । both tbo principal aad intern*: due on making a severe tax upon to. eyes, and •el hare acmetbing etoieter in them. Bo her R. R. Baud*, white tbo people of a loos of procious moments while Jehu long hav* they prated of evil thrngi, oo Eaton County refiued to pay even their is yelling for hia mail bags at the door many evidence* hav* they beheld ia the intrreri on their Bond*, and yet lacili- and his impatient steeds are prancing to ' vie* if it on;.* from th* Devil” and will Mt upon it gladly. But wa mi ftrot know tort th* ad visa ia good, a: that Democracy ha* ao fallen ia km with Liberty, Equality and Justice, aa nelly t* han no intention of working the party “ ntally bound to thia poKtteal Trinity a laatiag hurt, will w. be ready to Eaten to their prognostic*tiaM of evil. Until then we will only any, you are altogether “too kind.’* ttee for buain***. the want of which will practically dertroy our City, aro extend­ ed to tha poupte of Eaton County, to th* •xnlurion of Barry. From thia Time-Card, “Good Lord de­ liver na." ia th* united prayer of th* bueineee man in the County of Barry, aad certainly in it the traveling public will moot heartily join. W* truet both ia their own aad the public internet, thia pravM- of th* people may be h**ded by tbo Oficen of the Road, and farilitiaa be Own Ruasow —A friend inquire* why, from time to time, wo print article* look­ ing toward tha re-nomination of Priwident Grant in 1872, and l>«gging u* to desist from doing eo. W* anawsr, be- It doo* Mt Mod argument to show that oar present Tariff ia a revenue maesure. The naked fort that mon priaa and tbo devrioputert of th* pcodnetrn rscource* of oar country, assert &at in tb* existing Tariff revwaue ia no roe toder*tine to all, they do no-.mtetead mage ef taiae ia high, becau*. our need of !■»*■** ia great; but there ere pertteoter dutme whfoh aro higher then th*7 woeld be if rwveuM were the cole ferry from Baa Franoeeo to Oakli dtjeot—aro higher for the robe of Pru­ l,M0l» 1,600 too* a day. thus ST&SEhSlSSii Congress, in that State, wilToecur on Tuesday next, the 14th mat Of th* auoooaa of th* Republican Scket, State, 4th. Um good aired anvetopea, aay number four or firro, direct with good and will be found squally vigilant in black ink and a bold plain hand, and promoting the interests of his conatitu90,000 postmaster* and their halpera “We, of coursa, shall not adroMte hia election in these columns hut his 5th. Young ladte* aro **j>*cially re­ quested to gii* ho*d to th* 4th auggwtiac, and by ao doing will ensure th* car­ And the Grand Rapid* BroMvri, a tain delivery of their letter*, without Ettle the moat bitter political ahrot pubdanger uf lose, and thereby relieve th* Uthed in the State, and not remarkab.e agent* of the Ifopartnirat of many rex- for “that diarity which oovereth a mul­ atiou* complaint* about lost letter*. titude of .ina," when >peakmg of polit­ Oth. Register all ealuabl* package*, ical cppinrnts, *ay* uf the nomine* : and thu* ensure their delivery almost be­ yond th* pomibility of a doubt mart esteemed and worthy citiaaa*. Il* haa tha confidoncn and reapect of all who knew him. H* » a man of triad integ­ iMend Utter, but obtain Bank Drafts, ■ rity, and of tin- purest moral .character. Money Ord ere, which will secure yt He is eniphaticallv above reproach. Ia •gainst p —ilriliiy of loo*. *Q hia bnaines. relations of life that man cannot !«■ found who can eunoasfully charge him with wronging any an out of a angle dime. He ha* built up an immnnee trade in thia uity, and aceumu luted a handsome fortune, and it ha* Wo team that Hex. Jawxa F. Jor and l>Mm dona by honest industry and hard other parties iatorveted ia th* Fort work. Wayne, Jackson A Saginaw Railroad “And to hia credit be it mid. he lias har* purchased the Fort Wayne, Munae and Cincinnati Railroad, a hn* 100 mite* in length, running from Fort Wayne to CcmnersviUs, Ind. The value of the road M |2,000.000. Thia road will be run in connection with the Ft W, J. 4 8. R. r Conn*r«ville, th* termmua of the road, recently porchaee^ ia only sixty Mufe. /roa OacinnrtL At Connerovill* the road eonnect* with the Cincinnati *o4 Junction South Bend Ibfuttr say*: Railroad to th. metropolis of Ohio, and The affair* of th* rood aro ia a moot ateo with th* Whitewater Valtey Rail­ excellent condition, and th* prospects of road foe Ciarinroji, and rt Muna. -wito th* Beltefontame railroad for IndianspoH*; alse, « Cambridge with the Jefler•onvills road tot Louwvflfo. It wfll bo aeon that thi. n„]y aoqairod Hn* forma ning into thi* chy. . sons* very important ooaMrtiaaa, and tn The mine paper remark* ia regard to the obstruction* thrown in the way of completing th* tan mile* of railway be- la that portion of th* “Rrf Book of Michigan," praparod by Adjutant Gene­ ral Roberteou, aro eome highly interest­ ing riatietfc* which eet forth the com of the war to thi* Stat*. Th* aggregate ilOCEIT ASS man's brtteb, be quickly rose by indust­ ry, peroevcnincc, aad sobriety to fill high places of trust. Now, ripe in years and fruitful in knowt-dg* and experi­ ence, ho proposes, for the benefit of th* workmen of touounrtry, to write in the columns of Tax MaxcracTCua exo B< :unxa upon such topics aa will, in hi, gwi judgment, tend to encouragv an ! al the same tinted satisfy the thirst for knowledge snd larn of right living. Ia regard to the Murmcrran axe Bmu>ia—the perio-Ucal which he has chosen IK THE BEST STYLE Ing remark* which recently appeared in a prominent Journal in Fbiladalphia. Say*the editor; “Wa har* aeldrwn received a period:1 1__ _____ - 1_ _____________ tion than to* JfWrtwr —d ffmAteDerigaad to oommunieat* to the tnaaees of the people a knowfodg* of Uu> useful art*, it answer* a porpoM that is both lagitimeto aad eondadv* to national proaperity. Ito arecution is really beau­ tiful. and ito subscription pnee but 11,50 Uje exactly what tb* intelligent mechan­ ic end the ambitions laboror need. Americans mem so absurdly uppoeed to mechanical pursuits, that we weleoms anything that tends to arooe* in their nuuda a lov* of toe useful arts. Th. "JUDICE" astk°Nomy New Advertisements. WASHINGTON BLOCK, Michigan _Exchangi . ~ w II ■sm. taka a tending port ia tbo prodsotrve in­ do,try of the Worid.” Thia journal ia pubHahed monthly by Western It Company, 17 Park Row, New Tcrk. The subscriplion pries ia only 11,50 a year. H. Asm. ia AgMt ftr Harting, and up to July Slat, 1870, for bounttea. pre xniuma, *tc.. n> 81,784.408. Th. the road from Nil*., to thi* city’ being amount paid by ooMtfoe aa bountte* to trarofomd. teptbar with ih* rigUrf way through Ninth atroet, to the Air nOlMB^lO. of which sum Wayne Line, and toe okaer proposed roada county paid 88®>,42Mm. Th- amount dropped. That the Air Lm* ha. the expended by th* varirtie oowntMa tot legal right to lav ito track throogh ! law of IMS, reached in the aggregate j Cot Georg* W. Lee, ' ; who waa during almoat th* entire period ' of th. war U.S. Quartermaster at Dw•tot, bseborosdia thia State Iff. 144,11“. ' la addition to tha above expenditure*, foe various town*, ward* and cities of the 8M >xpeodod or mcorrod KahiliMs vicinity, for th. -d, rf Broil Tro- front tha aboro Ncxwwy Hatting* Mm t,*n. 8m Fatty ai Qnuoul ftitai �T^e i\cf<JoLic^|< le City of Hastings! soma mux - GEORGE FOR ALL POINTS EAST A WEST. 42840645 ■ 1CHIGAR CERTRAL A R. Grand River Valley Division of our Village in every respect. There aro many things to lock after, many things that need attention. Wo might ebon of House HR No. IM, emitted. A tall to tacorperate the city of Hast tags; wtooh mottoeprevailed. Ob motion oCMr. Grant, tho bill waa Jteittsrrtwi'— Hal tipK» Ikticg. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. 1 Gallery of J. F. Minkler over ,Baitey*a1 Harness shop opposite the Hastings hoaee. Photographs and aU kinds Bemoral Barber Shop. I have removed over Bariow A Good­ of nictureo taken in good stylo. year’s Store, opposite the Bank. Fel­ How to Make Moneylow tho Sign up stairs. I will bo happy Send to the American Publishing Company, Rutland, Vt, for thair beau­ tiful Specimvn Book, end make ten dollare tho first day you show the book. Btxxra office Wo will get them up in gool stylo on good paper. Call aed Boe. Republican Township Committors are | requested to observe Urie notice. 4w column, eoncermng th« Parlor Album, and you will get faL particulars. The Parlor Album contains mon­ beautiful embeliohmcnta than anv other work extant The Sjxwimun llook ia seat free on receipt of postage. SWISS BELL RINGERS gallon at Hicks A False. Iuuiom for sale at a bar; UNION HALL ■ETEE Peninsular Railway Tar Bs.ua. W rarnr*—Pretty fair. CHOICEST tho provisions of thij act are hereby rspetted* Which motion prevailed. The bill woe than peoeid. a majority of all tbo members elect voting therefor. Ute vote stood 76 to 1. Representa­ tive Garfield being tbo only member voting against it “Ha probably was crasy." The bill will no doubt pass the simple rates for home use, wili more Senate this vwk Friday, and then it io than repay tho root of maaiftg amd keeping thorn ia repair. * * oua worthy townsman, Hon. R. J. Grant While other places are putting them far hte energy, and dillegenoo iu getting in, lot Hastings this important matter through before tho 14 th, far in doing so, he eared us a great deal of expense attending tho bolding cf the Charter Eecuon. Tho election of offloora far our City will occur on the firet Monday in April, tbo same time aa the usual spnng elecfams aro hold. Our city will hare four wards—aD north of ThornapjJe river being the why the work eaa not progress. Tbo first ward ; south of tbo river an<^l probability is that, if Mr. Gtiger had managed this well from tbo start, sneof Fall Creek being the swxmd ward; south of tho river, west of Fall Creek wo all would have boon drinking minorto Church Street being the third ward ; al water to-day, but mH to, we think river being the fourth ward. Tha fol­ Mr. G. has had moat 'too many Irons in thofire" atones. Borno of them have lowing are tho officers to be elected : Hastings, To Consumptives. <fei W W, bad l»n Ukaa up tar dissection, the grave waa opened aad the body was gone. A complaint was drawn up by the Peneemting Attor­ ney whOo than at Middleville, end a HOWARD SANITARY AID These aro tha facts in regard to the matters coming to light, but whether there is any foundation for tho charge against tha parties arrested, remains to Will retire from the .active du­ ties of the firm, aad devote hia time-to closing up our books. A fifteen yearn business impcrittvely requires this step, and we expect our custoinera will at once examine their ^counts,' and aetUe the same by Cash or Notx. what was at that time, to wit; about a year ago, Jones’ Dental office If such waa tho ease, there waa nothing but a thin board partitton between tha two rooms, and it would hare been impossi­ ble for Jones to have been ignorant of the matter. It was not my intention to do more than to give the facts in the ease, eo far aa it has eome to light, and Mayor, Recorder, Treasurer, Four Aiderman, jsuur Justices, Marshal, one Supervisor. (The Mayor to act aa Super­ ior during the regular seesiaas of that Board.) aad tour Constables. tortainmente at Union Hall next Tues­ day evening. We predict far them a crowded fiouso. New attraefioae aro added to thia popular company, and tho original W. IL Peak is with them him­ self Tho net proceeds of the entertam- BOOTS AND SHOES enough of Hfo or aifaii to warrant the display of flaring type in a newt paper report, “wait and see" u the motto ia thuaaae. Our advice m, however, that “ao a os ixkx owe soex" not let any body know it, for "yon knowhow it is yourself." Somebody “Parmaa Maron.—A letter with a might got up an artificial blow for tho match stamp attached will bo a long sake of gaining a “point." Theas potato time getting to the writer having to go may be quite sharp, bat it io Sard to by the way of the dead letter office A totter was last week put in tho poet office directed to Mr. Abrl King, M. D, 7B7 Broadway, New York City, with a mart stamp attached You can’t foal old birds with Chas’, neither can you fool Uncle 8am with those kW of stampo— ia Ihia.Boetion. About two a weak ■ the avenge of those kind of stamped tetters received st the port office in thio counting it as a “bad job,'consequently, tern saloons, and Ims whiskey. They -PraxT A Gmmsis —The old pamoers aro gotting "Educated" up to the point in the art of singing, gave aa entertain­ without the aid of another party either. ment to a large audienew at Union Hall The future reoord of Hastingv. ia bright, Monday evening. Mr. Pixley's voice and, ia other places they soon eaa aea sounds clear end musical as of old, while chronicled through the medium of tho Mr. Grannie’ seems to bn lousing ito for­ press, “The Qty of Hastings on tho mer compass and power', perhaps on ac­ Grand River Valley Rad Road. Ona count of suffrring with a cold. On the Ever thankfUl for the largo Patronage we have received frflm.1 this community, we shall now offler our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash and Prompt Paying Customers. BARLOW 4.600DyE*R slopes Over-land and traffic chooes this reliable route more and more. Ito next tanaiane io TenrnJa, the Capital of Nebraska, fifty-five miles west at tho Mtewxri at Plattsmouth. Thia is the only direct avonao to tbo South Ptetta eowutry, where tho Bales of rad­ road tend last soaeoti. rose to half a findow and Door Frames, ifijik and Brackets of W. H. Pxsx.—The original 8co lx Wxixxxx—Wanted. Nxw u> Vi-.ruui Buns Grvxa have received trcra N. P. Boyer A Co, Pa, samples of Imported Norway Oats, Alaike Clover aad Chester County Mammoth Cora, wkteh wo shall be glad to place info* beads of some fur at the coming spring election.— good farmer that they mt bo properly That is right Bend in your calls early. It is also well to hold your sion of R8 per month. jj. ; convenlibns in good seaaon, so as to have Ths examination of the gentlemen sc- I your _ ballots printed, and everything cased of Grave Robbing occurs to-day st j w;,xn„, tliJTy U14J1—rn. __ T—I . . 1 Go aad bear the Swiss Bell Roger. Fremont Engine Works. lwlt.—We Hruii !—For the City of Hartings. Warns—Some porting dona to car Detroit & Milwaukee R R 7838 FonFacroar—yard wide, at a six­ Tiur is no waste to Hyperion cured pence per yard, call on Barber A Bailop, Cod-fish : it fa picked end denned read/ •Tritans.—-Wo have, through tho kind­ note CfMr.-A Mrs. Brraell. retired a Washington Block south tide of State for naa Btebbine A On. knap it Iw chcico package of dewno tod Ooeoa-nut OrrsMira k Go's is the only' place in •H puddings and Hastings where you can buy Hyperion Teaohe rs11 , Call at th« Drug store of J. P- Rob­ hwwto»ako them. It u nioo and w« erta 4 Co., for your Rewnrd-trf-Morit advise all to try kt Among other good canto. A new supply just roccrved.pretil- at Battle Creek last Tuesday, on the things they keep it forsate at thair GroW3M INI Jl Good thing far Hartings! Ma. Gao- Cxanx haa rwojmoed the Old gallery accugrod by Mra. Btowtil be­ fore tbo fire, on Je&CTcu St nearly op­ > bao sold hie lot end building, next to AakteyrBhrfti.DragStaM, what wm , terne foetid Beak, to Hen. Daniel Rtti. kar, wkofatomte fitting it up far aaof- Prices Moderate. �intts. '■tghx ninorat. roter* nr ■»» toxx arn »x» rjtatasA am tvx OIL REGIONS OF FEXFSVLVASIA ran xaiLwar uxxxne non Bocbeeter to Now Yorit, 38$ mile* 3Mfl t»CfWK^iSC L^rr:«j Cleveland to New York, B25 nuta, Cincinnati to N. Y., 8W mD**, AMD an won rar~±l to tl MUM xb* »no*ru aorrx ONE THOUSAND PAGES! FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATEn! ** TWELVE COLORED BEKLIN PATTERNS! * TWELVE M^MOTH COLORED aataleente flregUy rar 8G0 mita without change ofeoadwc fieh without oyea * 1^® K***1"*’ "»•» “ the known world NINE HUNDRED WOOD CUTS! TWENTY-FOUR PAGES OP JpSRp ’oSdVA^W. 5LOCVM At ■ a Hain... Att >. >.- aaa.lt. >u Tn*n.An'!lwAmr.H warrig, MORTGAGE SALL. tsr'ju&aes. ■MSStStrtJ*. seed mitainhngtA Ttagreeleet natunl bridge in the wotid b tbo netunl bridge over Cedar Cta^tta Virginia. It extend* over a cheat, otghfr tai b width and Afty feet in depth, ana at tho bottom of which the walk Sowa. The grea toot mat* of eolid troa in the world b tbo boa Mountain of MiaaouriItb three hundred aad fifty ta< high, andtwbtatainrfnta. The beat «odm« oi Ondaa axuhi- 1 toctaro in tho world b the Girard Col‘WSUaaa. -t rwod Wteuaoa SibjZb^WL ' lUfafi >RtmATEortiMrn. ■ ’ Sris New Advertisements. «» g~»ag HM7oi.ni.. l(. . mkWmBvm *u r— .ft n •aa at v**t v*V'i m •»«pw v. tr on nt auna Bbat tew din iw. > vttlairr of HaMlMi, twalr ot *olt KSBSBTK??; Sta’K^K, tw;, r*rertwt.nas. wss s »..i-SW^StfSeKSWt. S-jdwxarstssssrts stws 3 swss 1 <r»x.fe-sttv# wTr”’ 1871. —— -------------- - ------------ | SPECIALITIES OF THE ECLECTIC ®» 1871.;' — ... Mill— u— BoBncx. prospectus ‘mg* £.. rinrwii me ‘rS'*{l.*,ltea!l<* **/j**^* ■aVraeUMB at itete~**Ma ii« lejlding BEPUBUCjurir^ NLW WTEgTKEIIEAT-i BUM’S A IM S FOREIGN UTERAmtE Now Volume begin* Januarr, INTI I teff. iMpttfif^WaiXSTaX^waW^lff TRUNK FULL OF FUN A FarUMte tt tai ta»M( tb. BWUhi < K lEMte J I-. ECLECTIC MAGAZINE ... .^asf!X?S!S£io.^; wranr <>» Mi. a rqar •it nr«e«<>. in «-r uh eaaw of ■*>■< .W» ■ «*a vai laiion, we import our willowa Otxr wnraec (antae deceived} abine in ■Mae; owr men dreee in foreign eiothi; the tore which ent nee oar young chil­ dren haw generally reached tu from over the ana. Hanee It b that, in epite of oar tariff, wo plunge deeper aad deep­ er into the debt of the Old World—not nearly Bo tat aa wo wonld under a free trade policy, but etill entirely too feat Wo aro like the fanner who hireo hie ne^Abetaeeotooetkiawood, tad hb CHARLBiJ. PETEI|s<M, WOChMtnut St.. Pblladrl|.!>la, I**. •T>* Ohirti and Bn! of Iht B-.'rcHa." a«r. Uh M day of Me»»f, *• D. twf, tola«» I .Steak a. aa. ta th. aaulaa d Uwaaa. 1 te.a eJi m UwklKban .W4ar.al paMw MHUae. ai tee ea<U> treat tearuf tea aoart >■■■■ la tea <mac.arite.uara. (teaitwlair tea UeMrfMJ. ter rrrrrni «mrt t... Ika Caealr of tterrr' «*a t«rrU«7irw*or‘l^d |wrw<“oHa»?"ut*>.l«*'te laU Dauchey & Cos- Column. iateanar Ite-n-. svx ■ < >--< * • »••< /«»_■-, oZeHAIu'l FlUabrtli \*wtfc. of IbV niasirated ail taerptive Catiope ■ urnu: tkeuxj tnsi. ' AND SUriEM FLOWER1NE BULBS. « rS»tiflUr, (, ,M ,,,4 0... la u,« m-J- 3FlT*i.iujn ...J tear S^’riilP'faWfeSLr.. $10 MADE .v,:xwr; JfcSSffKS £W«E ^"ots. (agtng lh< who Jem ”L— Stxira: teewvteL <4- bee. .i.terw FREE TO BOOK ABBOTS. I eiMl.Ua* |8 1hHmUobJu".i,..^w.p:p "I. »am| aMilMJU IB Hl Ol lOttT'-’ UMW m a... a waa arrru-a. u> aa ter a I l-ar’»< AWve^aiX *^~rl,t*"* r ***** *~*"ittSti MORTGAGE.RALE . pafcalt torfee je*e.e*Ua>..tW Mrto«»t efa 1 ■JvafAinys^Tpg-g^s^taf ta DOTY’S flSl-ffiffi-IACHDIN, ^^.iaKa^s^SSs- REMINGTONS Universal lotius Wringer 5£ssiS&s?zz:„ ' MW*ll«te'k <aoa.-rwt.lt teenatU. ae4 teen :t 'S ™w«x*i,ST^ —‘tt C0B&H' Hffirfifciw.sww'; HEEUCTIOH OFFBICES >Sffl'.';W&3S,’ta.7S,,tTSi“ ,!rr I .--.•n.*. tlRUg. - • . 1" Martina. « t»«M Hfcl'iH.'tMr'ICTne tan.lR witm--* u*r ,flAfl«Wfl«!. GREAT SAYING TO CCNSUKERS tTK DKFAKflftfT. MTCntOAX.l ' Went, and booth WJc u> the gmerwl fntereet. It lithe de- IGLJRl 8lu Jlolta Wrddj Jtea. PION OFTHE PEOPLE. l!ac’«« tlMlTCAUFMhl. X TO CONFORM TO ' . .•BEUCCTiorr w OTTra*. TO TUT FARMER. 1« 1» <rf ►PyUl value, ee containing Hie UtwA InMtalon relating to lh« FARM. THE GARDEN, AND THE STABLE: the condition Lfthe erm!In all pit* of the world; and a carefully a: ES1T. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIOH PaynhleUAdvance. itwrtxifef”’ •txxwr' HStt! RRICEI-R FAIR tfflt, jsawas. • .tesraos w*njw>.g«R । WONDERS t f. a Wv> “1iP" VXTT OF BARRY. I i#Sh THE IEW HRIRKTHMIT aewes1 ( arbolic TublAts.’ fttjiaiBa ij -fc KELE, A CARD NEW YORK OBSERVER AO ALMANAC. ro Bjuasm jjlhuabtist. in Dr. AIKIN, nmm •Rv- tbo teH and r*«uNH Jeb Tf-rnb. Go to tea ' Ba~or OtUo. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-16.pdf 314083f47056fa1fbb0212e5762bf95b PDF Text Text .tiltiim T<f« Rjpdiucyi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 16.1871. VOL XV. The moot popular female writer of —— You cannot to too cautarns [On* can s*e now why I aaewered that ticket agent in the manner reoordsd at tto fop of this sketch.] Tbe mom! of this eomposjuon is that thoughtless jteopla grumble more than is fair about the railroad managensent ot th* United Btatea. When ws coaaidor that every day nad night in the year full fourteen thousand railway trains of venous kinds go thundering over the land, the marvel is <m< that they kiU HAYronn. out ths drlUred world, has habits of whom others must shed bittor fears. He composition peculiarly her own, and un­ itetlMl •imbwrfscpW.itai like those oiany author of whom we bars record, tiba aresuM, so to apeak; th» wurid, and always find bin aot on­ ly his own wor^ enemy, but th* uooncrowd of people about bar, oy whether saio* enemy of all who trust la him. tor to^*'“U^,T1"' “aSta^00 Ot H among a band of bard-wurkiag m s«> anio, yvu find ana wht^ On wages wholly prepared fortto prom in a littlo otoor. dwm sufficient fur daosnt doth-. wooden bouao in Hains, from week to week, while the story was coming Ota to a Waahfagton newspaper. Most of lx was written br the evening temp, about which tto children of the family were rattored together, learning their vsriuui l~ons for theuext day. Amid tto btoy hum of oaroeat vfecoa, constantly mto tog questions of th* mother, totsta oa tot world renowned teak, Mn.8tow« wore together ttosa tteflttog nhsateri wMoh were deafamdta find readers in IWd’oa few heart a atoa . - k your company, aai~d . Stoves! §t!ettions. । HATS, CAI’S. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES, “Xu," I said, after atadying'Sa oc­ tet over a litfle “No, I believe not; I am going to be travel.T>r by rail aH day. However, to morrow I don’t travel Harnesses, CROCKERY BOOTS,SHOES, IT THE BISTIIB flSB M ! JLs anywhere in the State. Kianiie ow podi 3ii Pita, ai n will warrant Wtcta AND FINDINGS OK EVERY DEGcrarnoN. THE OnOVEB > BAKER SEWING MACHINE rnoi’iUtrojRi df hie ■1STW8S immnm certainty I drew a blank, sod went to bod that night without a joint started or a bone splintered. I got tired of that sort of daily Ixither, and fell to luring acrid.n: bakete that were good fata month. I eaid to myself "A man are’I । buy thirty blanks in a bundle.” But I was mistaken. There was nev­ er a prias In the lot I could read of railroad accidents every day ; the news­ paper otaxaptore was foggy *>*b them, , but somehow they never came io my way. I found I tod spout a good deal of motiey in the accident buaneo and had nothing to show for it My suxpi, dune were aroused, and I began to took , around for sumetody who bad won in this tottery. 1 found plenty of people wlio had in reefed, but not an individual that had ever had an accident or made a cent I stopped toying accident tick eternal wont to opheereg. Ttofeted fe». net m IrnrsZmf, tut m ton*. I bunted np statistics, and was amaaI ed to find that after all the glaring newepaper headings concerning railroad die­ asters. tow than three hundred people had really lost tbrir livre by three fliamurderous in the list. It had kilted 4G, or 2C. I do nut remember exactly which but I know the number eras double tbai of any other road. But the fact s&nightwnv KUggestnd itaelf that the Erie was aa’iauneasely long road, and did wore busmens than any other Hnain tha «m- JACKSON WAGONS, Machines, Glevei Glen & Hall Tbresliii Gold & Silver Watches, ___ ant!" Gale’s HuIlcrsnrriFGmfn Hntent Sulky Bake. HV pau Caoh for all kind* of Grain, and n-U. Grand Papd. Piador. Ohio Umr. IVatrr LonJr. and halt. STEWART A MTEIXHOrF. Commend us to the girl of whom it । is Mteoringly said. “She works for a liyIng." In her we are always sure to find ths elements of a true woman—a real I lady. True, we are not prepared to eee a nriaafog step, a haughty lip, a feshicuabie dress, or boar a splendid string of noneense about balls sad young men, or the nr and the next party—no, no ; but wo are prepared to bear the sound words of good sense, language becom­ ing a woman; a neat drees, a mild brow, and to witaoaj movement-! that would not disgrace an angel Ton wbu are looking fur wives and COtnpenfona, tarn from ths fashionable, haughty gfrla and soteet one of those who work for a living, and never—our । word for it — will you repent your choice Yon want a substantial friend, and not a keto to eat—a counselor, and not a I simpleton. You may not bo able to •arry.a piano into your boner, but you .can buy a sowing-marbins or a sot of ' kniiling-neodlee. If you am not pur1 chase every new novel, you may bo able to take seme valuable paper. If you am not buy a ticket for a 1x11. ym ean tMessdiM. life. setstafessea have ceased to be greet; paper printed in English in tho warHths best writers of the world dropped Bbawhoraacomposes msababuls their peas whoa they ware most nssftd and most briUiant-spteadid fellowe, greater thaa she whosasi iotapas th KA a whom men admired sod wuman loved— have fallen in their heyday bocaose of warm-heated Bouthem friend who had mm. In one word, half ths world is a Tba dog tea in Worcaotar Co, Mato., left his boot blood, and with it his health yielded *114878. and happineas, on the field of Gettys, A deeannial oensea is to b» taken in burg, and I saw hi. eyas flash end hi* Canada April 3. cheeks flush as Sumner went on. Wji*Q the Senator’s heavy voice ceased to Yankaa girls eany off ibo honors s* thunder through the chamber, and he turned to his chair with the slow, sullen manner of an old lion from a fight, 1 laifonof 131,007. Bo careful, then, whan you look for * haard my friend mutter, “Cursed old companion and wlu-tn you choose. Wa । njsjwopoeod to/orm a Farmer'»1Qnb know many a fwilish man who. instead ' of e*tocting an industrious and prudent la Brooklyn, N. T, in 18701 8,787 woman for a wife, took one from the buildings were ereotod. «••-> fashionable stock, and is now lamenting hie lolly in dost and aahaa. He ran in­ Arkansas pays the least infernal rev­ to the fire with hi* eyes wide open, ad enue of any of the Stales. . , who but himself is to blame for it. Manchester. N. H.. baa had but one An intelligent writer says: “li is not posadilo to uvermsitamio the advantages which would resell from men in trndse aud professions allowing their daughters some pertierpstion in the work of thsir Would daily hvee. What'girls want is a larger observation of tho world, and a deeper knowledge of human nature. There are a few of our merchants and manUfectureni and professional men who Trial not uncurtain ricbea, but pre pom yooreolrrs for every em<-rgsnry of do wave be prejudiced, whilst women life Learn to work, and be not depen­ , would a( once find that outlet for their dent on servant* io make your bread. I faeulli.-i fur which so many of them eweep yonr floors and darn your block­ ' have lx*on eo ’------ings. Above all do not esteem too ligb t- reapotteibilitv ly those honorable yuunf; men wbu sus­ tain thomwlrre and their aged parents by the work of their awn bands, while you receive into your company those iasy, idle, popiqjaya, who never hila fin-; ger to help thamaeivee sa long as they i can keep body and eou! and get funds to ' live in fashion 11 you am wise you will took at this subject in the light we do, and when you an old enough to to- I Ths Cleveland ifrraM makes the follow­ come wives, you will prefer an bonnet 1 ing truthful obeervatam eooceniag mechanic, with not a cent to commnnoe country papers, and the duty of giving life, tn the fashionable loafer, with a tb-m wholesome support. Tho local ;epar is an absolute nevescapital of ten thousand dollars. When-I ever we hear remarked, "such * Ytrang Stu tho county and community whore published. All the city papers can> lady hue married a fortune," we tremble for her future pnwjwrity. Rxclia* lett not supply the place of tho home paper. to children by wealthy parents tarn oat That should bo the first love of ovary to be a curse instend of a bleating. man and woman, for with tho paper U Yousg women, remember this, nad tn- the locality identified. Tho paper gives tho oousty and town wbore printed mooli of their imporuoce in.the world, and gives m detail the local news, which canaui be gained by any other source. Every day's issue of ths paper i* ed much knal history, sad the rise, growth sad development of the town and county can be measured and recorded oqly by ths local paper that constantly i* gather-' 111 , BLACK * rULLCB, Prepeieteve. ere, p.^areiu lunate -a Ij mad*—wo have often told tow. ' 1 attended to, sb that whan t five labors of the gardsaberia will to no drewbtafeor Mn&Mt . rBobeci &Xafott. to»O<*«! .U. 8 Haiti Vut trici of South Carolina, Three yean agv was employed in thia rity as X typeset­ ter Al that dmo ha bred ai tfiaWeet TbC;general topic now is, the HAffilSS M88LB WONKS! Overhaul occasionally the soed-eboet to see that the mice have not, despite your efforts at safety, got among theca. The hot-beds eboatf now be made for the crop of cauliflower ai lettaoo In cold eprings tbey are better late, for the beat, ofthe nanmne mbm&ms• bpoosnta et- The CArsa-fe, of Charia rveslhofoUawtogsktoRjuf Mr. Beto ert Elliott, mncihto- oflha XIJTd Ccngrees for ths Hid District of South Oarolina: *------- Stifsi sit Mechaucal Dhi'M; °®&r eheltCTKh^reaaed, and always hept in measure the value of a paper too OkM. by the number of columns it contains. Tue heftne paper at any price is tho cheapest paper one can take, for lx il is Erie ren eight ; »!■■<<> knttna each way entry day, aiearidadaRr rago of six thoussnd pstaun*. Ths* .M about a million jo six months ito p<touUfiun of New York 4*,. Wdl the Eric kfflt frorhtt to person, out ol Ito million in eix’montta; and in the same time IS/WO of New York's million Fine Gold jrcwvrlry, Silii fc tBy m the mere dajrn of oomparafre e to- City of Hastings, i tor younger sitter Fboobc. and was ■ay ;k£X*d by th. pUte. She t mbltabsd-tte* a esriss of “Cm- .tU>»IWBtlMH|3ay tohejf'.”* GROCERIES, th<-»4» brick store of Hicks & Fales —■«%<; n. uuKika ofeigan! Allowing this toUo», nnmanefeetured, to eoston the average ten cents a pound, and we hare 100,400,OOOaxpaUsd iapndMinrwaMM* oterivua weed. Al least one and a hall times as much mm is required to manufectaro it into markrtabls form, and dispose of It to the eaotoeser* Ai Mm revy lowest eodmata, then, tha tawan fami!v expand every year one thousand msDfoaa o/dnllare in th. rtuMfiretooc of �P. ROBERTS & CO. LAST CII.AJVCE RUGS See What 85 Wilf Do I Medicines, Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS, School Book! f Stationery. ft uh ftr Oewgreea,” fee Graeri Itepid. «f the 6th iasL givoe pM to the followfag biugnphitmlikstch Of the life and public services of the Hon. Wiuuut D. Foerrn, the popular candidate fur Con­ gress fa this District. It is full and complete, and tho “Recortl • is one that does credit, alike to tha heart (and heed of tin man who is t*JtU the place uf tho Hon T. Wkttx Fxsxr, ax Representa­ tive from tho most populous Congres­ sional District in the Union, and tho brufaroe interest, of wlfah aro wwrrely eeeand to any other, and fully attests tho wisdom of the Convention, that pla- Mew Advertisements. .871. 1871 Spring Examinations, Barry County* km irkilli knd? Republican Seminations. is. n. «»M »«-* a-1 1 AJf ACT TO TlfWWCBATB ZXB ■ ■■fotla.M of oBoelrtfaresny way; to prohiHUand punish tha nnhave powra, and it shall be tbrir duty, cm OF HABTIMGB. person eafaorirad to administer the ning at large of swine, cattle, horses, or te adept measures for tho preeorvatioa other Kfash fa <my public place « ■ante, rad shall deliver the same to the the public health fa said ri<y; to P»Bnc. 1. n« *f a, 8S* of recorder, who shall file and preserve the highway; to prohibit and punish aU ofiiibil and sootrain tho slaughtering of । rase.'. That all that portion of name in hie ottos : Awfadd, That in lewd and lascivious behavior fa'any and the exwtta of **># w johlto hiybwsv or pl*ro; to prohibit tha township of Hastfaga, fa ths eounty ywr Rvrtetoy.for.trii la con­ of Borey. known end dawx&sd as the Ind punish ube'trocting or facumboring wbetaosne or dangerous avooatioa with77?.- -rrv-i- ratablish nect urn with the ttotfao of tha Sj-ring exmake a certificate tberouf ud cauw the any rtreet, alloy, sidewalk, square « ^d rafatoafa a board of haalfa. «■* amfaatfauv, which I herewith aackwe public ground; to prohibit and punish vent tho same with such powers, ami The work, fa a groat meosum of the [ifijthenorilt half ofsection nineteenflS] sail county of Barry, in the same man- tho running at largo of dogs, to require faspora upon th. sain, -eb dutie. M Buperintendeney, fa this, aud other and twenty [23,] the weal half of tho naras township clerks are required to them to be mtuxled, and to authorise .hell b.n~~ry to ^uro —d rity counties, han been to elevate the stand­ west half of section . eixton (16,) and do fa similar eases; and fa aU cases and tho people thereof against omtoard of teaching, and thus render more the west half of tho north wust quarter whare two or w penpu shall receive large fa violation of any oniiuanee or rious, malignant or infectious diseases ; effieiani our schools, for the wqrk they uf section tweaty-oao (21). bs aad ths for the same city office an equal number by-law; to restrain and surpreeo the and tho women council shall .from time ■re derignad to aoootaplish. .In doing u-vsli hareby ud 1»I"» and plurality of the voteagivsa at such thia, tnaay obataeiea hare beeawDCoun- from said township of Hastings, and » .«k kj U.. “1 tablas, aad pin or ball alley*, kept for election for such office, the amna tions for tho government aad support of tered, and come cnplrassat weft tas erreted info and declared to bo a city council shall forthwith proceed to d»- hire, gsiu, or reward, fa said 4V ; to ooa nA -rasi qr aitwoyniAs ouab board of health as riiall bo aocoe-[ by ths name of tho city of Hastings by U.—lw InS awl -X-rt X—l— wtibA. .b. — Mxt-i which mm it shall be hesonftar known of mob pantfas is elected to suoh office; far said city; to provide for diking, without fear or favor, and will, I am con­ rf u< Sic. 2. Tho fahatrifante of said city and in case two or more persons receive wharvfag, or docking the Thoraapplo fident, ta cuatinun to go on. from tune to'firns, shall be and continue an equal number aad plurality of votes River within tho eity limit*, and for lawful exraM of its pevroro. Tho time of tho Spring exorafa.tfons ta 16. Tho oommoa coancsl shall H body corporate and politic, to bo gives for the same ward office, the clearing the same of all wood, filth, or is an appropriate season far th a sotting other nuii~ianes. and to prohibit and havo full power and authonty to reguknown and dfatfaguiabod by the name fatotho taanorfa which uwra^ shall forth of those rule* and regulafions by and tide of tho rity of Ewings, and forthwith, after tho canvass of votes, to punish tho depositing in said river or its be drawn sod expended fisr tho rapport which tho examination. will be govern­ shall bo and are hereby made capable datermia in like mann-Jt and declare tributaries, of any filthy or other matter oftho poor: towrariMrasdrepair ed, and tho ground on which oortlficatea drain, and rerervrin, andJ™** of suing and being sued, of p'-aading and which of sneh peracMia elected to such tending to render tho water thereof im­ will bo issued or ri-.’usod. being impleaded, of answering and be­ office ; and in case uy officer duly elect­ pure, unwbolraome, or offensive; to eo- fur eupnlyfag such reoarrotn with wa£ TcXt and refta bridge ; to First, then, let mo say that it is the in­ ing answered unto, and of defend­ ed and notified shall neglect, fur tho tabliah end regulate all grave yards, and jitwnl, and without fear of pereooil con- tention 6f tho retiring Buperintreident, to 1 wqusn.-ea. The. high and Important tur» enrtokii ive&uor, m iAoidpttnC. ar ing, and bring defended, fa all space of ten days, to qualify aa aforO- tho burial of the dead within tho city all oou.rtv of law and eqtuty, and in all siid, and to give such security as tho limits ; to compel the occupants of lots sr» Ldsrs ss cSX trust he is about to arauruu will be repoc-d in him by hi. follow eitlraa* with fa soy wwy im-er/Ay fasvisrs. other places whatsoever; and may have provisions of this act, or tho ordinances to clear the adjacent sidewalks of aaow, In attler tai thia intention may be a common seal, which they may alter or bylaws of the common council shall ico, dirt, mud, boxes, and every iucum- rato tba rity far ta pnp<N0 rf rate fa unlimited omfidiuro. The purities any public place: to control _ *ad seeks him. not ho it; ami bo will enter fully carried out, tho standard uf quali­ fication. will be materially advanced.— said name shall be and are hereby mads vacant: Frorifed, That every notice tho public lighting of said city with gas regulate the taping and u«ng oftays. carte, brake, or otar vuhxdoe kept oral While, as has over teen the case, no capable uf purchasing, holding, convoy­ given as aforesaid by tho reoordcr to on or otherwise; to prohibit and prevent need for ta transportation of perooascr questions will be asked that aro nut ing, aud duqsalting uf any real or person- officer elect shall state what security, if all nuisances, and punish the person oo- property, and to prowsta the amount uf within tho range of ordinary school al oststo for said corporation. any, is required by law from such the same, to determine and trol aad regulate a ritT market, aad de.room work, they will be of rack a char­ Hw fl. Said city shall bo diridad fa- officer, aad the terne and ctmditfowi declare what shall U ixnsiderod nufaacter, that a thorough kaowfodgn of the . . ancos, aad to authorise their abatement to four wards, as follows : Ths first thereof principles involved will bo m-cesraxy to at ttiidnl by the marshal, aad H fa Bsc. 7. Tho common council shall ward shall embraco all that portion of correct and proper attswora, have power to appoint a marshkl. an at- order to abate or remove any nnisanoo, Especially, in Geography'and Arith­ the city lying' north of tho Thornapple the common council shall deem it neceeriver; the w-coud wanl shall embrace all oorporatfon subjrtri to the reetnrtum. metic will it bo neteMary for applicants that {urtion uf the city lying soath of tho fire department, a street ounsmisuou- uuy to fillup, tovul, or drain, any lot or imposed by this) art; to prorate far said river, and cast of Fall creek; tho er, and sack other officers wlnfeu oloo- premises, they shall have ixnrer th do enumerating tho inhabitants of said city been the antyeet of Judicial InMlfaDon, as well as of ruin or, a oommuni third wort shall embrace all that por­ two is not herein specially provided for, so, and to Uesera tho cost uf such filling, whenever tho common council may bo urged fur the purpuso of curt-ring the think proper, and to control and regu­ cation appeared .in) our last taeoe far tion of tbs city-lying south, of said riv­ as tlu-y may deem necessary to carry in­ leveling, or draining, and impose the which wo foel that an apology to due evidences of a manifest failure, will be a er, west of said creok. and oast of to effect tho powers granted by this art, same a. a tax uo said lot or premises, late such enumeration ; to control and regulate tho tamueg of all taw. or . our readem and the public generally. valid reason for not granting a ccrtiflCliurch street, and the continuous line and may remove the ssuuo at pleasure? which tax slmll be and remain a lion exhibitions where money or other oonIt found Its way Into our columns Lnad- ■oate. If a party “never can remember thereof; the fourth ward shall embrace they shall also have power to remove the thereon until paid, and shall be leviml lideratuia is demanded or received for Geography," or “always dues get puxall that portion of tho eity lying south treasurer for any gross violation of tho and cullocted in the seme manner as admtaon thereto, aad to fix tho amount xlcd with those explanations," ho mauiof such tanoe and regulate the collec­ of said river and west of Church street, provisions af this art, or the urdiaances other lAXoa ixijosod by authority uf the tion thereof; to direct the number of. foetiy will not bo able to do more in the or by-laws of said corporation, or for common council; and to romps! tho Attorney of this county, as unjustifia­ and tho continouua lino thereof and Uraara fantapors aud common nowduxil rouse than fa the fa^wetion due ble as It was malignant, and ss untruth­ uwnsr or occupant of any grocery, soap tuatero; to provide for tho eoltectxia Bae. 4. The following officers shall bo willfully refusing to comply with any Questions on tho methods of teaching, ful aa U was cowardly. We are not In lawful requirements’ of said common or candle factory, batchor shop or stall, and dfepoeto of aU fineo and ucnaltira the habit of giving the names of our •specially methods in teaching Ib-ading, elected from among tho qualified elee- council; and fa caw of tho dc4tb,rraigt:s- stable, barn, privy, sower, or other ua- that may bo incurred under tho ordi­ eomspondents. In the presence la- Spelling and Primary Arithmetic will bo tora of eaid city, to wit: One mayor tiou, removal from office, removal from wholraomo house or place, to remove ar nance and by-laws of said corpcratam ; stanro, however, we feel that Justice to promfaout, and answer, paifa.-v.y rrye/r- uno reconlor. who shall be re s^ss city to rentrol and regulate th. ratting of the gentleman attacked, to the public, fa. JTb, .Summer tchools ore tho schools clerk, and school inspector, one treasur­ the city or from the ware fur which bo cleanse the same, whenever neossaary ayaing and other poote and shade trera fur tho -mnfort. Leal to. or cnnrcnicsco in the streets and other public place, in aud to ourwlve*. wc should depart from er, r>n/ilupsrvisor. two school impactors was elected, of any officer of the corpoof the beg.nnoro, and it is more nee of tho people of said city. the general rule that the odium of so and four justiooa of the peace ; and bare an article may rest w here It prop­ ry that they should bo welKought, soosi as may bo, appoint an ofltoer to fill Bsc. IS. Tho common council shall pared, and wherever and whenever any such officers shall bo elected fa the fol­ T erly belongr. The writer of the article K-holan uf any other grade. such vacancy during tho unospired por­ have power to prescribe and enforeo stere*, shall have tan paved by sa>d lowing manner : The mayor, roeordar. common connoil, aad th. araoesuMtl for In queetiou to Chariae Ifo Bauer, of this tion of ths term thereof, and all officers such ardinanice and by-laws as shall be th. coot thereof hra been duly paid to place, who woe for a short time engaged that they cannot lie answered correctly, treasurer, aud soporvisor, shall be elect­ thus appointed shall be notified and neceoaary to secure said eity aad its peo­ the corporation, raid common council ufa attorney for one of tba defendants, unices some thought ha. liven given to ed co tlio first Monday fa April, and lu tho "grave robbing affair.” Perhaps. tbo maUiT, and ki:m course of prwae- sliall bo chosen for one Jtsr, and until shall qualify aa heroin required : Pro- ple against injury by fire, thieves, rob­ may remit wholly or in port tho high­ oidti, That said common council may ai bers, burglan and other persons violat- way tax on tho premise* in front of a complete answer to all the charv-ee dure, baaed upon certain and well defin­ any timo order a special election to fill fag the public peace; to compel tho which such pavement shall hare tan od; thoro shall at tho same time be one made, so long as each pavement shall nonncemeuV ®f lhe author's name In ed reyaina, has bovn decided upon. owners or occupants of buildings to pro- be kept in such reprar and condition, by In regard to the manner of examina­ school innpoctor olectiil for two years, are eluctiro under thia set. in which • uffletent. We, however, feel Justified tn saying what we know to be true, tnrt tions, tho same <x ur»e will bo paraaad ease they shall dasignate the timo and as shall be rattefactory to raid common every one of Utc*e charges is wilfully that was adopted fait Fall. Twu days ahall direct; to prohibit and prevent false, and that tho writer was lu a ]>oel- will be occupied fa the work of examin­ election hold under this act, two school walks whesi and whew they shall deem Uua to knuw, and did know, that what ation, ample time thus being offered to inspectors shall ho chosen, one for the and tho same uotioo shall be given as the cuastrucuan ar erection within such neroraary and propor, and fa cause the for an annual election, and shall name hr wrote UM entirely falliita to tindo the b<«t that con possibly be done.— full term of two years, and tho other for the ufitor «- offire. to be filled ; and I«rta of said city aa ta tho opinion of expenra ol pavusg such otreets,and con­ farts. So far from Hie chantry' ”'** said common* council, the publie safety structing or repainng such sidewalks, to having aaytiilus to do with the public In regard to the written work, it will bo every person thuv elected shall receive may require, of any wooden ur frame be sssurasd an the tote or -p realises ad­ prueccuUou, tho tact is, that at tho time expound that tho Punctuation, Ortha- also be elected annually, one justice of notice and qualify as afuresai.l, aad servo joining such street, or ssdowalks, and py, and Orthography, as well as tho tho peace, for the full term of four for the remainder of the term of sueh buildings, and to prohibit ar prevent tho may para ail neodfnl ordiaaaees aad by­ removing of aby such buildings from laws tu retetfan to the aneerament aad elty, the Prow tutor withdrew from all form and style of tho compoaitfou, will years: PnciJoS, tlto. That at the first any |*rt of said city to any lot or place collection of each oxpenras: ProrM, connection with the former, except that show that the applicant understands the election under tins oct, there shall be office. Sac. 8. Tho president, recorder, and within said fire limits, and to prohibit That ths owner or occupant of any lot i m a matter of. convenience, he allowed ’aw of tho English, and tho proper value olretod so many jiuticoe of the pi-aar as ; hte name toeland as the •ollcltot of rew­ trustees uf the village of Hastings shall and prevent tho rebuilding or repairing or nrewuM maj, under tho direction, tuny be noewsnry to make four justices ord, sending all the papers In tho case of words. Poor spelling, an-1 ungramhave all the powers, and are hereby re­ of the same; to regulate tho construc­ and according to th. requirements of of tho pooco ta said**city, including the the raid common council, at his own root ' to another Attorney, employed by the niaticd, or awkwardly constrtkrtcd sen­ quired to [lerform all the duties fa rela­ tences, will prove a bar to the granting justices of tho peace heretofore elected tion to tho first election under this art, tion of party walla, chimneys, fire­ and expenra, construct the neoesrary places, aud tho putting up of stoves, sidewalk in front of or adjoining such of a certificate, no uinttor what the oth­ in and fur said township of Hastings, aro herein conferral upon stove-pipes, and other things that may lot at premises, and Ihrawtqxm raid lot 1 within his eaey knowledge. Every per- er qualifications of the applicant may anil who shall bo residents ol eaid city that tho aldermen of the ci|y of Hartings, bo dangerous in causing or promuting or prrofoeo'shall bocome aad bu ex­ [ son acquainted with the facto of the at tho time this act takes effort, who prosecution, not only Justifies, but cool* any two of whom may act as inspectors firra ; t»i prohibit and prevent tho burn­ empt from such ridewalk tax, so long aa shall bo justic-s of tho peace of laid raid sidewalk shall be kept and mami mends the Prosecutor for the toons 1» of electum fa either of the wards at ing out of chimneys, aad to compel and tained in good condition and repair by city, and hold their offioe during tha took In tho matter, lie promptly at­ such election; end in case no two of regulate the cleaning of the same ; end and at tho expenra ol such owner or oc­ ! tended to th.- intcreato of tho i>eople the'applicant must bo o^ suitable ago, time for which they were elected ; aud them shall appear at the time and place cupant ; they may ateo fix and establish . while all agree that he treated the gen­ and answer corectly tween-tenths of all the term uf all justices elected under the grade of all streets and sidewalks, ’ tiemen defendants wuh all tbe con aider- tha questions asked in Orthography, and by virtM of thia art, shall com- appuinted for such election, one ar more fatoffil buildings aad evamfen whether peroins shall b- chosen from the elucture tho same are in safe condition, and to i atlon they deocrv4d,U»-ay the very least. R<w>iing. Penmanship, Mental and Writ­ Tho prosecution was fully Juralficd from pruoeut to act aa such inspectors. No- cause such as aro found to bo unsafe to bo hold their office for the same length of j the fact that the peopleJ case failed, bo ten Arithmetic, English .Grammar and put into aad kept in a condition of safety ; timo as justime of the puacn elected in causa their principle wttnoras refusal Geography. bv tho recorder of said village in the to regulate the constrootioa of all black­ to testify because their testimony would For the tv.-ond Gradn. correct answers and for th > several townshipe fa this same manner aa is required of tho re­ smith shops, eoopcr shops, carpenter are required to eight-toxthv of nil quua- State. corder of said city. stojie, planing establishment*, baker­ fams asked, uith the addition to the See. 5. There shall be elected at the Sac. II. la rase of the sickness ar ab­ ies, and all other buildings and tnmmon.braachcs of U. 8. Hi.tnry and some timo, iu oadi of tho several wards, an extent, reoponriblc for the matter sence of the mayor, or al a vacancy fa cetabluhmonta usually rogardoJ aa twins made public, and a projection Phyaiology. Toe applicant must also aun cuusto-'tio and two aldormen; tho sold office, the recorder shall bo and is extra kuardons on account of fire; necessary. He had not nnly soletnnb have had eufbaent Mperionra in touch­ e-iuMnbfe shall bo elected for one year, hereby authorised to diacliarge the du­ to establish, maintain and regulate promised, but vohmtrerrd to testify la fag, to (Mtablish a roputation M a th-jr- anil until his suaeOMor is elected and ties of mayor until tho mayor roauun's all such firo engines, book and ted­ the ease, which dopcndo.1 largely ujxm quatified. Tho ajdermn shall be -olorthis duties, or another be elected and der, hcae and bucket companies as they bta testimony, and wllhont which a ol for two yoon.khd until their surenoqualified. conviction could not be had ; and when may deem expedient; i> construct rooerI ears nro elected and qualified ■ — under Influences upon which we do net fixe. 10. The mayor, recorder and al­ voira,and to provide such eompaates with PnnM, That at the first election cars to remark he refused to testify, ootid, only in the addition of Phi'.uvqih necessary and proper buildings, engines election under this set two aldermen dermen, when asaemblod bigvther end upon the ground that ha was portion sad Algebra and in tho reqattonual i and other implements to prevent end oxshall bo cltooim in each ward, one for duly ergasixed, shall constitute the the statute, that tho 1-arty nxfavfag tho full term of two yosra and tho other oommoa council of the city of Hastings, tinguiah fires, and to appoint from imprisonment in the coalman jsul exceed­ aud a majority of the whole, the mayor among the inhabitants of raid city, such ing ninety day*, and tfie axponsn of for the short term of oce rear. keepfag such offender* fa jail shall be or recorder always being one. shall lie number of mon willing to accept aa paid by said city : .4*4 frootJoS/ariJar, fire. 0. Tho annual elections under may be deemed nncuisary aud proper, as That no crdiuanco or by-law shall take Concerning private eliminations, I this act shall be hold an the first Mon nroeeeary to constitute a quorum fin- tho With thto explanation (for the truth fireman, provided such number does not effect until ta ramo .hall have been have simply to say, that I shall grant day fa April, in each year, and at such of which wo can fully vouch) wo laave exceed fifty for each oompanv, aad each Mr. Bauer to enjoy the laurels be has none until tho eloee of tire regular ex­ place in each ward as the common of said companies of firemen shall tn all the weekly nowsp*;>er* published won by this Infamous 'attack upon a aminations. After that time, if appliin said eity. Uon tha recorder shall give al least ten to hold their meetings at such timo and have power to appoint its own officers, Bro. 17. Tl>e common ouaucE shall have man who eon not b<- injured by any thing hfa puny traducer may see fit to them to bo proeent^at tho public iosj days' notice, by pcetfag the same tn plane as the mayor, or in ease of his ab­ ami pass by-tewi for its organisation power to establash, lay out, open, make speiak or write about him, and caul ent tiens they will bo allowed a hearing, sence Or inability from any cause, to grade aad repair such street*, lane* and three public places tn each ward, and by pobboation in all the we^iy news- act, the recorder may appoint; the com­ val at the common council, and may alleys, equaaa market places and pub­ must come prepared to go over all mon oocncil shall have power to impose, impose and collect ouch fines for tho lic parks fa osU ri|y, a* they taU tam ground that other, have traverwx! at| necoraary, aad the sama to alter, and to dermon of each ward shall be tho fa- levy and oollect such fines as they may non attendance or neglect of its officers alter these already laid cut; and if in regular seeafoas, and to pans in or a;ioctoss of such elections, and shall al­ determinn and deem proper, not exceed­ and ramnteus aa may be established by tho doing thereof, they shall require for way as fan and n» rigid aa exami so bo inspectors of State, district and ing five dollars, for ths non-attendancs tho regulations and by-laws of such such purposes, the ground, of .ny perconnty oloctfoua; said inspector shall, at any rurating, of any officer of the thereof to the owners or parties inter­ before opening the polls at any election, corporation who has been daly notified to such companier may obtain from the ested, er bis or thmr agent ur roprooonto attend the same; the ranror shall city recorder a certificate to that effort. tntira, by personal rervice, ar by publi­ proside at all meetings of the common which shall be evidence thereof, and cation in some ono of tho newspaper* of ouch board of inspectors; they shall will bo spared to make ta examinati also appoint two persons to s«ve as council, and tho recorder shall ksep a the members of every such company du- publitad fa said city, at teort three as pleasant aa posribte, and that all t week, next proceeding the meeting of clerks ol **u llsrri ir* “IT of oh- record of tho procaedfags at tha same son. interested in tho progress of fa case of tha abeonoe at the mayor or exempt from all duty fa the militia fa tho ceotnou council, at which action i. school* era cordially anted to atta to be fakon fa relation to ta sum, aad the doctors preoeM may chouae rare sere recorder train lira moating, tha members time of ;*ace, and from service ox any ta said common council are hereby anand giro by their presence, that coni present may appoint a mayor or record- jury, and from payment of any poll tax; tburixed to treat with such parsons far to CH such vacancy or vacanetea, io er pre to^ftro i tho mayor aad recorder and it shall be the duty of evwry fire such grounds or premise. ; bat if such whom and to ' suoh clerks shall shall not ba entitled to vote, except aa a company to keep in perfect repair the person, shall refta to treat far the eune, cr if ta porta do not agree bo administered tho constitutisnal {-■rreiding officer in case of a tie, and no engines,, hose, and other implements therefor* it tall be lawful for the cumoath, by either of said inspectors aidermen shall be allowed to vote on any need by raid company ; and upon any ntaroaMal to direct the recorder to fa question in which ha shall have a direct alarm of fire, or the breaMnwaut af aar ewe a tMtotrt wadsr hi. hud ewd ih* Wratera Michigan, by far the most de- poudent, far the continuation of tho sbabte Daily puUitad fa ths State. foresting and instructive letters, tho l Thorough!# Bspubifaas jwifaraUy. it uf which appeared nom« M Brother 8. tall wa hear fata yet: ? NMagtka Rephblnuai: PM both In ta 8ta and Net! m ; and »• takn pfaararo fa calling spucfal state to fag elections and oanvsMfag Me and tlio qualifications of electors fa the sever­ al wards, shall I* the same asm lav*, diijrt, the word “ward" instead af ••township" being naad fa tha oath, to be adariafaved to an factor fa- faa KU vote is challeagod, and fa tha mdfag of all rfflifirstto or atatemscis of and con- number of «o«m given for eeoh of the o«re k.1. OM i. «M and afeo uno certificate of the ofifara elected fa and for their M^aativa waada, . city recorder, and u]«n tl« Wednesday mat following tiw day of eaah clertim. 'there whn. hr^hi'erif»r-^ , —ruT> fifenrnifaii woo, iir aso greatest quastiuns he shall vote. * puny shall forthwith assemble st the Sac. M. Tba recorder, treasurer, mar­ place of such fire with its engine and shal, and rtreet commissioner shall be­ other implements, and bo subject te the fore entering upon or exerriring thrir orders of the city engineer of tho lire departmeat ; and it shall be the dn(y of Pure Wines and Lionels I For the best and cheapest Banner Offiee. CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS, wv/asras, to command ta marshal or any oonrtable of raid rity, to summon and ft—holster, at midrib, toMrte fave esid recorder at any tun* therein to bo stated, to inquire into tho Meramre of using the wud ground, sad [Mtlra faithfol discharge of thsir truste, in each aad asanas ta dsmagns end -niiiiint mouth, or aeoften as may boromanner and trader each regulations as tfandnotota pwxwr or ownero ai or p^ura fatossstod tn such paa»ia or prorata, vhfa jury, briaw firat duly swore by said recorder, who shall pre­ ta. It The esauaon council shall engine, and other implement, with a — ta right of tatasgn. — have power to organiaa, teaintain aad 8m. 14. Upon tho broaki^ ent of enforce euchosdiaanre. and by-law. as axy fire wife Mid teiy. th. ..rahd ta State, far fastaa* eaart. in tai —. ««pt tU M> tare taa tw shaC be ncessaary far yr raining tho shall isnmodfataly rsyafr to tho pteoe at peremptory chaltesres shall be pensispablic peace wifafa eaid city; to sur- such fire, 'and shall tod and aorist as tod to ta cornoratkn sad Eke number preas riots :>fa apprehM a^J puai-h wtol fa extfagnfahfag raMfiro rata pew- fa ta' iaSivmiml ar ieAiridnefe i-t-Ilir venting any goods m property tan ta peewmo; to curprMo aU disorderly Homo aud howwa of fll-fame, and punMt th. iasMte. afetbMfera thereof; to L. S5Z3T "ra—.IS groumte and **•?"•* tla World Mower and Reaper, Gump.’ a&d Taylor Sulkey Rakes, GrainDrilla, Wheel Culuva* tore, BALL, DODGE, and CURTIB8’ PLOWS. Dngfl, Qultivatora—in feet, every thing In the line cf �Bapraip T^s GEORGE local bliyKs •lireMHMr and recorderrimllscl perron charged with nuiattagroyradf- retain torts at Jurors In the same nance or by-law, the accused shall be nsr and within ibo some time U Stebbins A Co, at tho "tittie store around tho' rernor" keep tie brat fiour in tho city._______ _________ Iw and s-.ur.rnouing such jury, and upon the trial of ths cause, sb*l! conform aa near as may bo with the mode of pro- Go in to Allan's, bo is Agsntifcr F. A. Fullor’s Furniture room in foe baao- Removal- Buber Shop. ' Evxsrsonr wonders how those ftplcuI have removed over Harlow A Good­ 1 did Businco* Suite at Bradley A Ltnnyear's Store, opposite the Bank. FoJ^ 1tev’a, can be afforded for twelve dollars. low the Sign up stairs. I will happy ' They don't toll us. and we surmise they I are trying to aeo bow large a ben-tit they ■ .-an gire their cu/omerv. Ifnf Bsxxxa office. good style on go-xl paper Coll Republican Tnwnahip Cotnautl requested to observe this notice; ed st the Prat Office in Hostings, Mar. 8, 1871: David Brown, James Blanchard, W. Q Barbar, R. T. Caton '•Get 'ssf Frxwn, »a Bn New Oxs*" —■'."boso old couches, sofas, sofe-bottomod chairs, divans, teto-a-totos, or any ihing in the upholstering line, ran be re­ paired, and they will look a* nice aa new. lean doit, and on reasonable terms. 1 have also a fine stouk of such articles uow on hand, and am wnstantly I getting on additions to tlio Mock, and I manufacture to ordrt aU these goods.— I Cal) and see me, on Jefferson street, se­ I cend dnor south of tho Post Office. __ 8 Sausxvsr. it necessary to alter or change Che grade of any street which grade has been here­ tofore or shall hereafter bo duly fixed or establisluxl, notioa of the intention to make such change or alteration, and of tho time-whon action will be token there­ on, shall be given to tho psrsons on the line of such street, in the same manner and for the tamo longth of timo a. re­ quired in caaoa where the grounds of any perron aro required for public uro, for any ol tho purposes in this act men­ tioned ; and at ths time at which it is proposed t itakn such action, the com-1 mon couuiil shall jtmIudo and exhibit a profile showing the contemplated ehan go m tho mtablished grade of such street, and how much such change will cut down or fill ftp the sama ; and If any person owning property thereon shall ap­ pear before said common council and object to tbecuntemnlatcd change in tho of tho peace; and in all oases the rijjht of appoal and certiorari from such jus­ tice's or recorder's oourt to tho circuit court for the county of Barry shall bo allowed to the accused and upon the same terms and ooaditioas prescribed by law in relation to appeals and certio­ rari from justices' courts in aimilar of law, and upon ease* Bsc 2». AU fines recovered for any manner that claim, bstrm townahlpo — die recorder and , by the mayor, and which araadjnrtad In similar cases; rod said ___ .. ___ _ .ho mu nose for which and eltyaLaU likewise receive Its Just and fair proportion, to be determined In the the particular ftudftom which the same manner, of all property, money amount is to bo paid ; he shall keep an and efficta of every name and nature accurate account nf and bo charged with whatsoever owned by or owing to said all money roc rived for each fond of the township of Hastings al the Ume this oorjioration, and shall pav every warrot takes effhef ttac. 38. The recorder, marshal, street commissioner, and aU other dry offl- Hastings, wuucu maj- uorm ju«i «uu pru|«-r, un­ it* th* same la fixed by the provisions of this act, but the mayo-* and aldermen ahall receive from said city no compen­ sation whatever for their aorvlose ; rod no member of aald common council, or shall be interested, aa a part­ effected, said common eooucil may treat wise, no inhabitant of said ci principal surety or otherwise, Intsroetsd with such persons for the amount of , directly or lodlrectlv, In aay contract incompetent as a juror br reas sueh damages, and if the partus do not 1 or agr.ament, the roaaideraUoo whereof account, report, and iatsrvet ia the rvvat of rash agree therefor, it shall be lawful and I to payable either wholly or In put. by ----------------------- filed in tho offloo of lags or suit: PntM, Such nwsMSary before any change or altmithe corporation hereby created. tian is made in such grade, to stunuiou the recorder; ho shall alao collect all Hao. 3a. The common council shall, Gallery of J. F. Minkler over Bailey’s 'I a ai least once in each aud every y*ar, jury to inquire \to and osmsmi tho city taxa* imposed by the common coun­ Harnra. shop oj.posito tho Ha.tings i damages and rocompanM that ought to cil, in tho manner prescribed by thia act rauae to be published a Just and true ac­ ta-uso. I’hotograplis, Gems and all kinds II l>c |«id to any person orjwrrvon» w (rijn ay i. end tlio ordinances and by-laws in rela­ hero (lower aad authority to aaseoa and count of air moneys received or expen­ ded t-y them in their corporate capaci­ Fresh Oyster-mewto by tire pint, quart so object to su« h alteration, in tho same ’ tion thereto; and ho is hereby etnpowor- collect from evury male inhabitant of ty during the year, or other period next of nwturos taken in good stylo. or gallon at Hieka 4 Fates. manners! herein provided,in earns where ■ cd and required to perform the same du- said city, over the age of twontr-one proceeding such publication prcvlcu* to <1.. years (paupers, idiota, lunatics, and per­ whl.l, . Kw «*,«lf K.I.II, ...I tho groun li of any jereon ore taken for I Mraxoas for .-.iln nt a bargain, at sons exempted by the general laws of public uro. and tho same proceedings thia State excepted), a list of whom ahall accounts of all other officers or persons ~ —r,” . published in tho United States ia afford- ' shall be thereon bad, as in those eases,-------- » — 7—y having claims agnlnat, or accounts with totsscertam the amount of such dam-1 “ u, reRtored of township be made and returned by tho supervisor said corporation, and shall make out Tnu ia no uro of talking, if you , rd in tho Parlor Albany It embraces th-> j agve, and to render judgment thereon ;' ’treasurers, in ‘tho same manner aad ua- at tho time of making his annual asaeso- detailed statement nf all recclpta enda want choice groceries at rrasomblo fig­ finmt sjiecimen* of chromo lithographs, . and alljtho sums so aucwrol shall be paid . dor like restrictions and liabilities that ment, an unnual capitation or poll-tax, expenditures, which statement shall »toel engravings and fine wood engrnv-; or tendered as provided ia this section,, 1 aro imposed by taw on such township | not exceeding one dollar, and they may hilly specify all tho appropriations ure* call at my store. treasurers ’ prescribe ordinances and by-laws for the made by the oommon council, and the iikgi over afforded tho ’ puldie. Tho' before cotareoncing work to make the object and purpose for which the same Sac. 22. The sujicrvisar is hereby au- | American Publishing Company of Rut- contemplated change In such grade ■ tlioriaed and required to perform the | euilection of tho same ; and tho mon­ were made, and the amount of money ey, so collected shall eonatitutoa gonarunder each appropriation, the ■ land, Vt-, rh-«ire on oativu Mront in evvry PreriM, That any party claiming dam­ same duties in relation to tho valuation I al highway fund, and shall be expended expended amount of taxes raised, ths amount exage* shall have the right to remove such ' town and village, to whom they offer proccodiugv, by appeal or certiorari, to of proparty and aaerosinent of all taxes under and by direction of said oommon psoded on highways and streets, and all such Information a. shall be noceronry , , the circuit court far said county of Bar- • iuqioood by Uw, within tho city limit., oouneil in repairing tho streets whsasvsr to a full aad perfect understanding of, ry, upon giving, within ten davs, writ-1 for Stale, county, city, and school purp>- and whorevwr within tho city limits said tho financial condition of aald corpora-1 1 ten notice of lus or their intention to do aes, that township superviuirs aro au- common rouucil shall doom just and tiun. sou s pterins lur estgooa Bkc. 41). No money shall be drawn ' so, to said recorder, or in rase of tho ab- th.irffod and required to ]>nrfann in sim­ ilar cases, under,the general lows of from the treasury for any porpnro unlcat this State; and for the collection of all . . ~~ ' ; 77“ ."7 7* ’ » It shall hare been previously appropri­ within thirty days, from the srsreWin-nt Ij iua •. "i-aii iasus hi. warrant to the i ated foe Uiat particular purpose; and 0 Grant A Phillip,’ for sjiL 1 aforesaid, and t!>« judgment of "Aid re-' every order or warrant directing or re rity treasurer, in tbs same manner that ... , . ... , corder thorron, after first giving bond,in ! th* penal sum of t» ice tho ausouni of » d-~f -v— damigi s claimed, and not less than one ,-rf-™ beat in tho City. ".“-—I “■“.'•T -7“ corder. end countersigned by tha mayor I hundred dollars, with two sureties to bo of said eity. | approved by said recorder, which bond ' like compeasatiou in ell respect* not in­ Gou> aiiu I’ackagea at Buscil’ In the village, Sec. 41. The president, recorder, and shall bo conditioned aa required by law consistent with this art, as a township trustees of the village of Ha>tlng*.ahall More coming, in which a prise is wu and County, and from be the common council, and shall re­ in raeo of appoal from justices court; supervisor; bo shall together with tho ranted in every jackago. tf the fort store In Harting., spectively discharge all tho duties of j but n> apptel, turtiutnri, anperaeadea*. mayor, represent srn.l city in tho county 1 the mayor, recorder, rod aldermen of rail at the Washington Block, । injunction, or any other process or pro- ' boaid of supervisors, and shall be ontiClover and Timothy Sow! ai Hicks thecTtvof Hratlng*. and all otbor offlreeding, from any court whatever, shall , tlod to tho same rights, privilegva, and , ran of said village, ahall be such offi­ prevent tho imtuodiato making, laying •xjwvra as any other member of the cers of aald eity until others are elrcto-i i / Tux iron column* of tho Washin^un I out, opening, establishing or altering, taiord of sujicrvisors for Barry county. Block, aro glistening with a coat of such street lane, alley, square, market Sxc. 23. Each justice of the peace of, green paint n-cenlly put on. , place, or publid park a» aforoaoi I, or said city shall fib' his official oath and ! making any change or alteration in the bund in ti'« oflfco of the clerk of Harry I wiui uiis ms. or inc cuns-.itutiou ami established grade of any street; and ' county, and shall have in addition to the . by-tawa of this Stale, shall be and re­ ) upon filing a transcript of the procecd- jurisdiction conferred on him by thia act, main in full foron until altered or re­ __________________ ________ ings aforesaid, within forty days after tho same jnrisdietiun. powers, and du-1 fer the one-fourth of one per cent tax praled by tM common council of sold h. iht.for _________ of »uch judgment couurtniag such aasess- ' tiro conferred on justices of the peace in i provided by tin* section general me psir- r,t>': ILDd a11 ,be „r township >r_x--L ofBoen „mi„. m-nt, in said circuit court, duly oortifiod ' toernthips: /Voided, Thai all actions I poros; and the said eommoa council by tho recorder of said city, the same within tho iuriwlictitnl of justicra of ths I bought proeeedingsshall bo had as are nroserib- j-'Scn may bo conici-and and prosecu- : shall hare full power and authority to < make and maintain all necessary ordi- ■ uf I~ K. Powers, uf Irving, ihree fat I el by law in cave of appeal* Irotn jua- tod in said jnatice*** court, whenever tho ' nance, and by-laws for the collection of j oren that weighed between fifty »t»I ' txvo of the ncuce; and if tliofinal judg­ i plaintiffs or defendants or one of the i sixty hundred. Ono of them weighing ment of said circuit court shall not ex- plaintiffii or defendant., reaido in said ; roed the daiuagsa assessed by such jury. county of Barry. , twenty hundred. Who can Iwat it Hxc. 24. School inspectors end consta­ bles elected under this act, ahall perform the duties, roroive the compensation, and be subject to tho liabilities which aro, or may be by law prodded for corres­ ponding officers resperti.sly, in several townships of this State. » Sxc. 25. Any justice of the peace or tiuu*. and perform the marriagwevremothe recorder of said eity is hereby auA few days ago a couple from Eaton County stopiped at the Izwnard IIosm, ny. He shall b* «r-«^In* a member of thoriwd and empowered to inquire ofi foe board of superviaoniof said- county Nashville, were marruxl, and then while of Hany, and. shall wifti tha supervisor hear, try. and determine in a summery the girls were getting somo'.hisg extra ete-tr'd.-ifi and for sakl city, represent the In full force for tbs nurpcM* of aald col­ books or papers, touching or concerning , for dinner, they went to a r.istruRnt ety W tho board supervisors of said lection so long aa ssld common council the same, wnen legally required there­ Cponty, and shall powieas tha.like powers sltall direct; rod raid Ireararer shall to; rod tha aald cliy may sue in Its cor ' and be chargeable with the lik* datira charge and collect interest ou ail such porale name to recover any debt or de­ .wauygtbor member of arid Bounty delinquent taxes at the rate of tn |wr mand due to said village; and the cor­ cent, par annum from the time of re­ poration hereby created ■!>»!! be Hable board of supervisxre, aad shall bo ontiCall at foe Drug store of J. I*. Rob­ In another column will ba seen a no-. tied to th* some pay rod paid tn the turning the city tax roll until the time for rod ahall pay all Just debts due from, of rollceltan ; rod It shall be lawful for □ r claims or demand* against said vill erta A Co., for your Rewarl-of-Merit tic* of the meeting of the Hoard of man manner as tho ulhor members of said treasurer to sue, Ln the name of raid ago of Haatings.aud all contracts made, card*. A new supply just rucuived.pretti- Ragiatration for the city of Hastings. said board, bat ahall exorctee no author­ I city, the person or persons against whom | or agreements entered Into, by or with ' ity os ftupervteor except as , a mom her of any such personal property tax waa I ths corporate authorities of said village er than ever. • Under tho now charter, rcrcy rotor is iftswed. after the return of the tax roll, >I of Hastings, shall be and the same «ro i said board. And in JtlliUjn to tho othrequired to prooeni hie name ia perron 1 or requirement, of this act, it ahall be upon aimplaint being made, oa oath and before any court of competent Jurisdle- '' hereby rested In and made binding up School books. Speakers, and a full asthe cor|K>ratlaxi hereby created. and register: also giro the name of the his duty to M's that all the officer* of in writing, before such recortier or any tton, and to have, use and take alt law-!■' onSKC. 41 All that portion of towufthlp justice of tho peace in said city setting ful wavs rod means provided by law for ■ortmeut of Stationary nt • said corporation' faithfully discharge their forth therein lh« substance of the al­ the onflectiou of debts, toaoforee pay­ number three north, of range number I street where he reailea. J. 1’. Rouen A Go's, drug store. official datire, and |lmt all laws and reg­ leged offense, such recorder <ir justice ment of such tax. Executions l«.oed •Ight west, tn the county of Barry rod | [ Naw lUcx I.crx—Mr. S. H. Bara™, ulations p-xtoiniog to tho government of shall iseuo a warrant, in the name of tho upon Judgments obtained for any such State of Michigan n<X Inducted within ' tax. in ay bo levied upon any property raid limits at the city of Hastings Ahall 1 of Charlotte, on Monday, placed open said cih-. and all ordiruuicea aad resolu­ pocplo rd the State uf Michigan, for tho liable to be seised and sold under war­ be rod tho same ta hereby detached rod , I our staeeta a now Hack, to run in con­ tions of raid common council are faith­ apprehension of the offenders, directed rant. Issued for the collection of any e*t off from the residue of said town­ fully executed anil comp&od with । bnt city tnxea. and the procvodlngn of any ship, and shall be and the same is here­ Hoar tho sweet voice of tho child, : uectiun with ail trains on the G. R. V. an ordinance or njoolutum passed by raid exoept as in the case mentioned in the officer with such sxscutlon shall be tha by erected rod organ Ixad Into a separate Which the night-wieds repeat aa they next section, to tha marshal or any cen' IL, and also to phase tho waste of all common exmal aatiiarizing auypublic im atablo of said city which warrant way bmim In all reepectis ** to now required by taw; and tho production of any as■private and public partiot -who may bo served by «ither of said officers aoy- rc-msnt roll on the trial of aay action cere shall be held at tho county bouse, Oh, who roald nssfet thia most plaintive of prayers, haff A Co. offer for Sale 3 Suhuleubeurg : wish to us. a Hack. whsre within said county of Barry, and brought for 11.e recovery of« tax therein now occupied, as auperlntemlent there­ '•Please, father, dear father, eome shall bo returnable the same aa similar Maarad, may, upon proof that ft ta th* of. by Charts* B. Benham. BUliard Tables, Bar and Fixture*. Ad­ Hao. 44. All taws, regulations, onllproceis iarue-1 by justices of the peace ; original ae.rcsmrnt roll, or the araera nances, dress IL Mnnnorr, and by-laws st any time enact­ and upon bringing th* parsons so charg- ment of the ally, with the warrant an­ ed by the common council of said eity 4316 Hastings. Mich. be read or uaed in evidence; and , —. ———------- .j — , . before such recorder or justice, such nexed. if ft shall appear from said aamaamenl may be read in orldenc* In all eourta The Republicans of Castleton, will ufflra of raid recorder. loirBnder tc, „.d that any tax to therein aoseased against of justleo, and In all procecUng. before A Good thing for Heatings ! meet in Caucus in Little’s Hall, Nash»»«• » pU~r the defendant In ruch suit. It shall be any officer, body or board in which It Ma. Gao. Cube has re-opi-nod tho villo, at 2 r. m. Thursday March .'10th, or pri.ua faclt evidence of tba legality shall be noeeroary to refer thereto, cith­ er first, from a record thereof kept by old gallery occupied by Mrs- Stowell be-1 tor tho plan of not guilty, and upon such and regularity of the aasframenl of the the recorder or secondly, from a copy for tlio puqK** of making nominations and the court before whM> raid cetaplaint and pica a trial shall be had, same,’ I. fore the fire, on Jefferson St. nearly op- 1 for Township officarr. By order of Re­ nr.,t.r thereof certified by mid recorder, under and upon the ermvirtkm of ouch offenhor poeitu the Poet Office, and announces ! publics! Township Corumittro. and the imnoiition of a fine, such recor­ OMtlcfcm, March 7ih 1ST I. der or justice ahall forth with Uaue an execution, directed to tho marshal or Rutland Republican Caucuany constable of said city, commanding thorn to collect of the goods and chattel* BOOTS AND SHOES Will retire from the active du­ ties of the'firm, and devote his time to closing up our books. ■A. fifteen yean btimnem iraperitively requires this step, and we expect our customers will at once examine their accounts, ai.d settle the same by Cash or Kora. . Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from this community, web ahal shall11 uow officr our Goods at great greal ­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash and Prompt Paying Customers. J. C. WOODRUFF Confectionery. A New Poem. ittg ttw dutis* of mayor, and if so repaoeed by aucii two thirds majority, it shall go into effect r.reordmc to its term.. 6ro ID Tb. rorordro shall bo rate jrot tn tmpcachmvnl-and removal from office, for corrupt conduct in office, or for.crimes and raiadrouMnors. in the of sack goods aad chattels wherewith to satisfy the *ame, that ho take tho body of snch offender and commit him to tho oommon jail of said county, aad th* -L” -fely keep tb.' neraon so 11 disciiargod by due bat in case imprieon___________ I be impoaed on the per­ so convicted, such reooeder or jaa- expiration of ths timo for which hs Shall be rantenoai to imprisonmsnt, or until h* is dinchargvd by due course of Isw ; and in aasea wh.ro both fin. and inqxriaonnwut aro imposed toon tho per­ son so craivtctod, such recorder at justice shall forthwith issue the process necss-; ran-to rarvy judgutent into oflsrtj ’ JAMB MACS* M GIOtEtr U -AOSTID BEE TF THEY -KHE NOT THE CHEAPEST GOODS HST - — TOWN. ----- - BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR M, Nfo AND MBS, Window and Door Frnmrs, Miik Safes, and Brackets of every description. �for fffi. 1,400 mD-s under M0 miles without ; One Management Chang* a!coaches. Fakdbest.. fKOin om*^oot7tjjr track agum. NEW YORK BO8TO*r, toeWvdaxd oitr errm. UmW hr Ma F. l aw -4 toffy to wlfc. if ite *|:U<» ALBANY, U M.em.mfr, u m= it Bur, eUKuu a/Ufdrl^. u U«u *. xwtala efHuu. Owl, rxnanrxt ra«m w x«w rou m ««w ■XatJLXB, 4XD TXK cuiU la «!«=«.:• «f <X. K^u^r d'tlwO of OIL REGIOMSOF^EN’SKLVAXIA Betry ttoaiy. NkfcifM. U LtUr" P."af Mwtwrnr2*j.,:£i7Tk^.'U.” -**--■ ' -----Rochester to New York. 3&5 tmies, Buffalo to New York. 423 miles, Dunkirk to New York, 400 miles, Clevslaadto New York, UiomiUa, Cmanuati to N. T., MO mBas, axd u non FW~?2 to 27 xnxa rn aomm turn. ONE THOUSAND PAGtS 1 FOURTEEN SPLENDID RTElf PLATE* I KL TWELVE COLORED BFH. LIN PATTEENH! 41 TWELVE MAMMOTH COLORED FASHIONR: NINE HIWDRED WOOD CtJTBl Twr5TT.ro™ mob"® AH Maine ree dliMdy tkfwuh U Few Terk. »r SwS' IIAHHOTU COLORED E.OUIOR lace of the graaae ia than constantly re­ newed by an operative working a mul­ ler over it, |>rncr>ely u a cotr-mak -r griada pafaUa in oO. In this wag tha .spjsisf.w*: M» Chestnut tSL. Philadelphia.' Pa. Geo. P. Rowell 1 Co*i Column, to io »io p«r iy.ffli.JMS ••neOldnt aadStit of the £Wnr*to» ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN LITERATURE. New Volume begins January, 1871. w=sus;™» i'-.t' MOW IM T11K TIME TO atlittliIBg. ■ by wetting the *pprr sun them at once to their or fonn, thereby charing up tween the shingiee, aad I Bead by filling up tha me! ' Atwryv. " MORTGAGE SALR 1871. TRUNK FULL OF FUN ». Mpoi wMrb Hit auntox« tklr. Ia be dor al U • <I>1. J til. Mtu. fl. UIXSE.-SXMkt. insri & no i ITS PLATFORM: niHnai asi Dscrptite Catlotte a nan uc tkxuzu nxa REVENUE TARIFF. CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES. Tira Cuicaoo Tuibi xe, in entering Daurhey A Co'i^Column. A peck of slacked lime being thenscat- AND SUMMER FLOWERINE BULBS. Urid oa the mkXm, aad the removed ! earth put back. Many yean agon war* fold by an ex ; perioncad grape grower, that he had . reetorod tho health af a grape vino in ‘ Its many thousands of Traders on the final triumph of Rejrublton i>rindPI.-< in tho abolition of slavery ; the siioccai fill restoration of the Uu-'rerolted Klatca to the I nion; and the extension of Im prtial euIDags to every eltixeo of the bulled Stales. Of the meartires which are now eaKMlng the attennon of thoughtful men, | »““ demand a Ju.l and wuo g.vcrn* Kt,r;j«Krttinyr.“'i fit: The Haile M SScS-w:gSgS£S%5.__ _ __ sEStSwtSSSiz X L tl - w - -BAX STATE U^nb-ifiSra. m» _____ inotrvctive uraARY AND SCIENTIFIC MATTER In. rtudt^ always .n lntrrau£gA>rX LJ^^^Amrricxn or foreign magaxlnra .l" T":.:' ,TOT;0M{l..WIIIlT>»l.8 epySH GAUDY ! WOT ‘ | i‘CWT* '“Irv-VM 2! Wand J ronsaanum ■awwn^-'sa «lu JrtUrWrtklj^an. for the benefit of othen. are an infrinn-meut of personal liberty, and akin Io n~J*2r j “^“ooffb reform in the civil eervtac. that th. rv may be l.(meaty and , efficiency in the adraitiMroClon of the .Government; a return to specie pay­ ment. by the e-jbaUtutlon of national I bon k onto, fcy RTvenbocka under the operaiton of a fruc banking law; andai dlgnliled Juat ,nd jMfacrful foreign poll­ er, Ineletlne utx.n nil <mr -- . ... i jirapiA fesww /«;: 1871. PROSPECTUS TO THE FARMER. It 1. of special value. aa containing the la t cel Information relating to the Kriio v11? warden, aSjd the FI ABU; the condition of the crore in All paxteof the world; and a carefully fjtpRi!3mk*°S 1.1ME Uark*tS wil^£Siora0 “*,rf *-'• JBRDBBBA •**JK REDUCTION OF PRICES Finally Tmt Trihuxb U opposed to J11*l*cj*J Interests which are sntagnu UOc to the general Interest Itlathedoelaml enemy of BaouopoUau and tax thieves In national anclKlaie'jxiUUco. It U proud to maintain the nraltim which it baa ever I..l7w t£ FhaM PION OF THE PEOPLE. VMA“- KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION Payable in Advance. .1870 —Mktnf • l*rg«>ai|n( lu ooiM«Mm • ?- toe. no: GjnuTAhiBjcti.v nu » sew ro«. ji^nR WASTtp rou , w*t?lT- ft*1* yr- “**r~ • WONDERS OF THE WORLD.’’ s u.s ^PATENTS. J‘-%SL£S-£KS. 1‘C2, oar rink. Keua tor a SpeeimenOny N.B.-NoPublimuSr^taPf pectua will bancmtot ni2h»LL s -nZA-BSCTAB' n a ram -S52.^_ NATURE'S agM’HSJ CdrboiicTableta. Hair Restorative NEW YORK OBSERVER ••fttjatf-tj'KTTHlS, TEAR BOOH AHD AMAHAC, TO BAZWOJID jOffUBYlST, tm .Sliit caHi ■ion; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-23.pdf edb418d2d660661876a446aeb8a791d7 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1871. VOL. XV. WBinil Ml sevaral small traye heaped «p with , numd mwl other nagTware UmW Ec-r mspectfou. She wwe a bag, v«y tew Uaw ae| fogthoriage Ae ngj M r she was turning tltac: over aad o C»r4 HARDWARE HABX.ESS SftOP, Sofiunlliaraad a&bte had hor lady­ ship boon, that filled with a eettoattefocttooud complacency, tho jeweter had SME AIERTI FOB TIE BUCKEYE All CUPKI IEAPIB All MOWER FOR BAHT CBBITT. Ho start tint he noticed, after riUfng sUll for a quarter of an hour that the box had not boon left ia tho room with wtiil. Jours...iagslM( ; ACKLEY A SLADE, Be Iky bssrl's tMMUstw.a. Tkee^Ms^ WHS eseik lit*i's sterais ss4 *u । Tks spirt! Is siUI1 |rm.i( >a Ts ike eteraal.Ute "Uow thoughtless !■’ ha muttered. “All right of eourao; still, busiares u 'Mu■■■ IH go and inquire after them." Ho j umped up and looked for a beO. »as to bo seen in ' "Strange, in. bourn Eke Ata," bo 1 thought “Not a boll to tho hooaa. X shall have to walk into tho hall and call ' The advocate for the defo nse-cste of Walking to tho door, bo found to his 1 .—I « - 1_____ ‘ I priaonrr, begging them not to tentoare so deror a womaa to Ms baidsge. The jury soared? aw the for* St X^»b2bXl^’Vtuf^ CARRIAGE FACTORY! DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY JI 'inter is coming on, IT W MM Ml STORE ! A» anywhere in the State. Mie sir ids ui Pries, aid w fill nrrait Satisfaciln' ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS Go there for a Cutter, Go ijhero for a Sleigh. Go there for a Sled. Go there for repairs, 1 Go there anyway, 1 Go there just to see; I rlrrtitna. up ai Wagon, carriage, cutter or sleigh. IN BAHRY COUNTY, We are now selling belou. For which th" Highest Market Price will bo Paid. Jackson. and Grand Rapids Prices. Remember the place—at the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, foot of defferson Street north of1 the railroad. Hastings,.Mich. | PROPRIETORS OF TOR SEWING MACHINE. f ON HANI AUBICUM 'auk.-strsx.'i JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hall Threshing Machines, Clov Bullers and Grain Drills, and Gale's Patent Sulkv Bake. mWART II STMNHOFF. Siitbss art Mettaial ftitiftt Ve pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime. Water Lime and Salt. Hastings. March ifl, 1871. tf “And this F’ naked the lady, lifting a bracelet studded «ith rnbte. and pearls. •That te two thousand pounds.*’ One after another the articles were Bxamincl and priced, tho hdy showing evident hemtateJn in choosing. •‘Too have shows me t.x> maar,” she remarked with a charming smile. 1 am quite at toes which to choose." Tho jeweler smiled. Tho compliment |»id to elegant stock was not umwoepta•■Yee, 1 am quite confused,'' repeated tho tody, wMhaeewrad bitten of th. chararing smile, “quite eoafuaed. I should like this tiara, and yet this brace­ let i. verr brautifuL” “Ah," Hi. added with a Ettle sigh of vexation. I wish But the place to buy willing to toes oo good a customer. aad tried hi. brat to persuade her to ons ' way or tho other, bat half an hour passed and the good, still shone on the ■ counter, sad the lady's mind was not Hoddealvas if a bright way out of GROCERIES at the new brick store of y Cash for our Groceries, we pay sh for Produce, end sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. strong drinks >« to set ths candie in ths bteSmad." Toaanvmd one’s rail with companions whose idea of aoctety wiLtarod jeweler, sinking into a chair, , and bursting into a miserable laugh Oh, there must bo some mistake, mv good man I You don’t Usink I’m mid, do you? Where te Lady Wildcrbrand? she camo here with me. What—what doos It meanF’ And unable to keep calm any longer, the tempted man sprang upon tho two keepers, and attempted to pass them Of eourao he was overpowered in a moment, and his companion had slipped a straight wateteoast on him before one could say “knife," and howling and “Would you like to rail again with yoarhnabaadr With poor brother Benny so sick in her 'Unfortunately, I shall hare no op­ arsis portunity to after to-day,’’ she replied And no one to help her but me. muringty. “ I scarcely know what to Como home, come hemo, come home! Heaae, fethar, dear father,oume home. As she spoke a bright though*, struck the jeweler. Hear lb. sweet voice of the child. "Is your rosider.se far from here, Which tho night-winds repeet at they madam F’ be inquired. roam; “Mot quite an hour s drive,** replied Oh, who conld reatet this moat plaintive of prayrre, wffl permit mo,’’ he said, “I '■Please, father, dear father, come will e»nd them to your house to-morrow, when you will be able to consult your husband as to your choice.” Father, dear father, corns home withne shMk ‘ « * P*Tl«Md .“‘k now, The diM* in the steeple strikaa two; lite vary unfortunate, My Hater ia —------------------ ,T~T Too night has grown colder end Betray la Paris, aad we start to-morrow by the peered tn rompsray mth a tedy, mail tram to join bee ” ~ — snih Rm —■ II r ■ The general topic now is, the City of Hastings, I hair and square features. i There was a certain turnkey toot about them that Mr Golding could not nndaratand, but after occurrences en 1 lighteood him. “What’or you making this row for F' asked onv of them, laying hi. hand soothingly upon the aatanuhad jeweler's I shoulder “Whafa (ho use of it! as 1 ■ay to all of yer, what’s the use of it f He'd better take it quteilv, hadn't ht Bilir1 , ' The man addroaaod as Bill nodded ssteatly, u if on answer was expected of ru, that not being able to carry it with the wood, she haA set titan ■nallberrriuf "black sand." m th. citer H. flew to the spot A long, red snuff was . ready to fall from the wiek into the maaa of powder, when, with rreai presence at a moment sjiecchleis with astuaishmenl 1 and terror, tried to wriggle out of hit captor's clasp, and stammered oni— I ‘The jewels—the jewels f moved it from the banri. At first be I "Ah Just so," replied the man, turn • smiled at hte previous temr; but the iag to Bill. “Yer one ! just a. the lady reaction was to grate that it was weeks said, the poor gentleman*. mind run's entirely on them jewels," then turnit g before he orerosmo the shock whiah hie nerves had tn state wt in that terrible to Golding, he remarked soothingly and moment. pityingly— Beneath tho aaritee of aerial oujxy‘Thors, there air, don’t trouble your­ self about them, they're all right" tiom exist which may bring terribU de “Don't trouble myself? What do strartkm at nay teOMML To tempt yon mean P' repeated tfw maddened with a gloss of wieo a man who te try­ jeweler. "Where ate I ? and what are ing to control an inordinate appetite for �It j starting pefoto cf this Route are; st Cukog-J Bad Peoria- Tho rostral: [Mint fa BUHUNGTON, «> tho Hhs»uppt It trarec».fa liliuuu ami the whole browlth of tfoulhcra Iowa. Nsar die Mfoswi, ito trunk fwka into Ihrse bruncher, for t» 'ha-t throo western ter- bet do not belirre that Mr. Naumrr'a removal win toad to secure ths cnart■mA of any line of public policy, or ia tenet, any whore sireagthen tba Ad■tafotrotfote ■ the Party, but, co the rowtenry, wiB weaken boft. The Ropabtfoana aa a party claim to b. a i-vop-nanro j^.fo, nd «>o only duuhta I can Macs of their tenant* foie • tho neglect of duty ia regard to thia whisky traffic. The nation baa proeper«d under .heir guidauoe, a Democratic rebellion lias bees vrosbsd. four mill- TMlLFi will send it to any ddrwsTira Advaxcb hu entered on ’'.bo fourth yes: of Its extatenro under moot favorabte auvpleea. Ito popularity hM Inerr are il with each year, aad U bow ttandoln th. front rank of American HoligtoiM Joanista. It is able. Mdid, and independent to Ito editorials, full and fro* 1a Ito Charob News of all denosalnaUotis, vary attractive In ito Chil­ dren's Departtuont; to foot it embraces , ths U. 8. ,__________________________ In Its columns-Agricultural,Scientific, X'to iuiMstoof ito Loto iltoro people Commercial, and Llterary-a complete , u.o not, wetrust, QpjwntdU thia. Our summary of current news of the day. pmeat Broalur, Mr. Ferry, has long which, with corrospondcnoo from til ind (isniianitly labored, as a Rapmea- __ _ J- .U- -l.L. nl.C. IS AMk Af tlw taxirs fo Cangreaa, to secure such an ap- thute brilliant acts, on! yet, they will aihurtneatobo bound down under tho life dewtroyteg enm of alcohol and not rti cn flajw to t.rvak the hoods. Our I^-^Walares ]m 8eaato nfhfo eountiy. It avails Htde to consurv ito Ihesidset U as is alleged, h. foatigatod tho removal of Senator Sumner, wo may To oommaad asid to obey u the life of thesoMier; and There b.vo not U, a wanting other evidsccn. that General Grant u not free fnwu the l«adea< i w that come of a mRitarr cdacatfan. It ta a Htifo hard foe a great captain, who has carried his pointa by pervutoaey and force, to understand Lw racred arc thwalla which the Coaalitatioa has buRt between the Executive and (ho Senat-. and how important it u, not that (bn BeaateahoaH always agree to the wish of (ho Pretedoat, but that the should bo abooiutely independent of th Pretedcnt Thio may extenuate the fault of General Grant; ilia, of course, AGBrra, Ito nbesriptioa price of tbs Moahauiral News is only Fifty Cents per annum, oa receipt of which asm ths publiatoru Mined, and that ito Duminicec policy fo for the brot goo.1 of th, wbofo peo^te, and afoe tho "Ciril Rights biff/ by rofusing to cohwod ]*«pl>- the right tn tes­ tify in her conrta in any case, aril or criminal, to which a white fewa i, a eta" Ihoy haro tri-d t> do m^rv far tu by iikrwiung the lonaltice Ac. Now, telroaa Republicans try and enforce tho htw. Txt ut Intro narey on the wlJkfey tm-U OUOUgh, at least to etop their oeroer, and they in their candid emtorute Will blase us for it We hero aumc Judas' in cur parly, fa* *•> >» tb.itn that thuir reora is far more accepta­ ble Ut*n their company, unleet they will oct with as no t«nj«ratv men. Let us move ftinrir.l with a whl at tho ami!ng election—numinato m» matt cnloaa he is tnto to l.imsoll and.the jmpk, and is not in favored whisky rings. Been in tl.c little tillage of Woodland, wo beer i^Xutu.-Lsd as rotnusg from tho !i[O oi %? yia nmid i it Hre that ha wiU use Ari rn"ffoTt!X’3jp cTTkatetaU B5 TO 120 A DAY Tte Magic W New Advertisements. COUGH! COVGH! COUGH! m tlueuce agahut own who oppose him in *v-------- ’ — ' telling whldry, let tho voters show him by their arts «ni next election day, that Hoc. <•. The ,a'tl election for cireul*. jadgo shall be cnautteted, cud return* ty u very Knitted, that tho Republicans uiads, as provided by law for the els. in thia Township are united on that tioa of judge, fo. the several judicial [•oiut siul fear no whisky ring whatever. aradta of tba Mate; and tho State caaYours Ite>rodfoRyt fneuda. And it is not surprising that *oaa who have boon erourged by each a whip should avail tb-xaselws of their opportuaily to retaliate. Thus toe an­ tagonism of his colleague is only anotfosr proof to Mr. Sumner of the eBectivsB-os ef his efoqavaoe- Aad it must be mid further ta defense of the mu- Oemvn. — the Lofpdaturoof Or Wuu, at h» LtWxiBiserox, March 13, 1871. eoesiiM. fanner1y de-Urod the sam-It is braomftgvery evident that the. amendwont to be a nullitr, and act bin­ ding upon tho people of that ftsto. Fu:ly-8-rond Congress ia more faroraThe issue thus pres efod. is of the (bj/t-j a free trade tariff than its prods gravMt (osteblo character, aad involve, i the peace aad perhafw tho very exist-1 eoraoe. Tho protsvtiosiata are greatly in i 1 the minurity. and it trill bs difficult if THEA-NECTAH ii a rrxx BLACK TEA teg of tho amiss, aad aenn-u fail to tract aad Us prow the cisst of r.-a for whom it is speoinlly intended. a not aJoao lhaoe, for on its pages, will found thoughts that are worthy of thereof through they ehali hold eopoefal tatorart to every tax payer to do all ia his posrer so afoot tho very best nsaaia his township to that effios. aad to oomto thaa, every voter should ba at ncr brow-lwoten. This act has not nuhatad Mr Sumner ; but it ha. hm tated tho Senate ami nation. It mas • teat; but it ia fa every eeaso a b; dor. In saying this, we in no way < pate tho technical right of the ben to suboatute for a booator entirely c vvraant with foreign affaire eno v knows nothing about them. Aud tn perfoedy willing io admit -*- -• Ufa worth .l .u_. _______u>g u what that Mr. o bumnw ed Secretary Fish at a party The Rspubhcaa party is above m Ito tender* may quarrel, ae they h. dowe before, ft—of them mJr go over to the enemy, ae others h dene Bat. with or without leedsrv. princinfoe of the Rspubb-an party m peens! Far that party carries m than the bark that bore •■Cmsar and forOsnee." It carries the fate of riri stioa co this Western Continent. I genera! lagislatioa. Wo have had any . ant runt of personal legislation, and all i ecru of l>-ginlativn [tatohwork, bat no I v.xnprvlienuve tew relating Io finanre, tariff, railwayoar reeOMtnwtion. 1 It is v.ry curious that Speaker Blaine s wuld bu ro rehudant to appoint the standing Committees of the House Of 1 cuurw there fo a great prvMuro for par­ titular [itacoo, but thia fo likely to mcregae j tho icager the apixiiatracnte are defer­ red.’ Thu general opinion js (hat Con1 grew wUl not adjourn before tho first oi and ihall have junadirtioa of all judg­ ments, decrees, records files, book* pa­ pers. suits, ----- “**— -------- —1 proceedings the oireuit «_______________________ _ tics comprising their reepoctree eheuita E’er, b AH acta, or porta of sou, ooa trevening the provision! of this art. are yet, not beyond tho comprehcn.iun of Our Young Folks, nor au obriruei as to bo to them unintorectfag. Tho April number now about di* pro-nisu > lobe quite wpusl to that for March, and so hope may find numy roadrre in this acc­ tion of the west. It oily costa 12,00 a year, and ia worth tho money to every boy or girl ia tho county. Jatnoo R. Osgood 4 Co., Bor on. Maas, are tho Arrrmnx.—We ash the special at­ tention of the Republican* of Derry county to tho article from the Grati Ra­ I June, ai.1 therefore some uf the Cumpids EtjU on the threatened bolt of th* uiitteuo are al telutoly tiweasary. Rs-pcb’riant along tbc Lake Shore, o' । The <liwdsrccurat c< t'.nwnsr has tn- Saturday morning, March 10, aayv a l*aria paper, will bo unebierod is one of the gluomisel ia tho history of I*aris. I Tbc insurrocticn and ths aMasunations were without preti'it or pnynec. Thv that nnyranaHombri numb-. o! Ro­ : pal U aas along tho I-ake Shorn will do any such fodieh thing. bat ns there i, . , , . , , veinornm siinm, a iruinim auu enicr I .. .Inr, > k r.U . ,«.! „ ,b.Lk,j„ cu some ptababiEiy they may, it behooves •— — • 1 tho Rapni'llcaaa cd Barry to ess to it uuik. Ih.i ana may ccjcy by a pern- 1 ■ oil of the AliaUu JfsnlA/y. It io al* : that Mt. Foerxa gets the foil vote tn this LouisvilL and I«-xiagtvn, Kv, is caus­ 1 county, which ia <»{ual to (he vote ofcne ways beaeiieiai to keep lu'.ly up to ths ing <nu<id> rat?.- crenntent Tbs tarts were that a eolwvd tons haring been opi -jiaU-J moil ageut, ho ra as-auli-d :-mbsdim-at Ws. therofore, oaa da ns by fb-r ruffians oaoofwhom jumped up- j Co.-rriarristr Matx. -The foliowiag i.Nn thaa sar isaily oommend it to tho on tire car end earns rosy near killing fiir.g at the Route Agents on the Grand ai'.eatifm of the realoro of ths Bas in, I River Valley Railroad ia both •eaaiempt- 03 iv msgujto of the age, sad Ifo am, ibly mein and ab-olutelr false. I*, a - 0udihanM be found in the homos of Tai Yovaa Pilot for March fo folly peered in the Milwaukee Hmvr Alias' ail elsasos of Amwicaaa. (Xber tnaga up to the high standard of that new but । ia the various d-partmenta which they moot snoeeefal magaxlnc. The serial । talk" » spn-aiity, bat tho Alfaac.r is story, -My Vacle's Wateh," te continao-mvpoli r.t. anl onmaals in its vari- ad the preer.ic iastalliuent giving abut exampteof Ui lteuu Evrt-tt'i faaduat। »1 drpiZtiMato tba very brat tailent in 1 eg style, TUr Have.w1 Chariro Ed­ ward Cheney rontribL-tas m tnrcnsUn:.- wou’d again ro-ent^r the espial Tnat terrible day. Fnday, March . 17, hud wrought moro damage to lite R- pul i. than ull the B<mn]iarti«t«. ' I From the Thirr, Government much I ' was expected - thseo was a budding I ' hope in that, and tho hearts of liberty- ■ : loving people the world over wem turn- -I j in friendship toward 1U bright promise. I disdjaggo his duties without moleststrir-., ' Why not f Should tbeguseruax-ai suc­ 1 Tbo fullowiag article bos In a seal na for publication, aad we give'!! place, without endorsing or commending, or comtemning all of tho views therein set forth. Nor yet do wo fully unde:stand tho refcrenew to things at that place, nor haw we any knowWgeof who fo the party referred to M ’hi Judos Ropubliuu." aud do not bolter*, any man nocessariiy that beonsna he as cngegwd in the Liquor Traffic, though we did wot Bsppcwe there was a whisky ebop tn the township of Woodland, and think tlisre was not a fow months since, and have boxed ol none at any tfase. Bed here fo wtmt entr c.invs-xn'lsnt In prowntiag this article fo tire' many nsden of tho Baxxu, I shall tty aad apeak the true s -atixuout of a commas i- send order sod g-xri e-jdrty, an a gener­ al body. And yeti am tarty to s»',thst j moo are vary negligent ia what ia their । duty to Gad and their foifaw cm. It many valuable tod Intervatlng original oootrtbutlnrra, among them—Hine Dick. ! a .Myetery of (ba Ever glartee; History I of Cheap Pestage, by the originator of this Ucneflelslvyslem; Among the Mor­ l men batata. a startling expose by a cumb to mob law and |highway raffiab: ism ? If th» entire eonrmunity to dmn! aged it la bcautse flic entire community I by Ito vmpatby countenance aad sup­ port. Ihsia made these ontragaa posaible. It h evident that the Demoerato in­ tend to rorist by pariiamenfapr revoluti n, which has become a groat naisenee und oue-ht to be abolished by ah oswadiu.-at o( the rites, all iogislaimn far the protection of loyal men in the South — Nothfcljt i» so ur. eleee and ridirnloai as ths calling of the “ayes and ny." let forty-ciglit hours, uatd the enure pbytecal eiliauitian of the House. Or the domaud at move than <.n--third of the Hourc, a dr bite of ana or iwo days oho’d be grauiod, but all filltburieriag, aasnch, ,should be abolished.- If Ito majority of ,Ouagruso cummita a wrong, an appeal to ,the people is ths pmjrar remedy. OF THE WOHLD. REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. GREAT SAVING TO CONSM THE GREAT AJtERfCAX T. n Al: rtMr'xTktvfX. ISTORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPE Rgrcnxi::>.—-TSe E-au Doralngo C«mnitealou have ccluraed and report fir. c- th» m»garin», a-»l hat never found on rably of axicxUUn. !‘-*r*S’ * riarfle article, ths sarefoi reading of wideh did not toad to en­ lighten, instruct ae 1 improve the readon SeiST-e. Art, Litentaro, Rsligi ra, Society, Edarotinn and Volitim, eaeh ex­ hanstive ia ito department and thorxighly tobuhwbe. Buch a work, must bo of rand Rapids has raised 15.000 co sethe next State Fair. Whether it Marr«t.r, truly is Jama K. Osgood A there or to Jsekson or Kalunaano, ads span foe go-ahead spirit ef Us On., Pnblisharo, Brntaa, Mam. Terms, ringto eopies » ets. It,00 a year. IW* To our subeerlbgts whs ovdsr it a third trial, at Maalatoo, in May, unless through this office >l oaa be ^>d for Judge Brown shall before that liras de­ •ftoe. signate soma other eoanty foe the trial. I Bai-touT Maoazma run Anux..Ths Alfogan/■sraa.’eonises the tills of "jatcai bowels" upon thors [<per» The April ntrmberof this superb family which harecao aide printed in Chicago msgaxlnc la already iraued, and cen Uim a list of entente tneh as will and tho other M hems. The Ann Arbor Arjtt nays Eluaboth ple^-eyevyoev, okl and ycong. The Rivals cn the Docr” whJeb wifi bo Tar uvurttaww of tba Italian Gorsa- Only Bcantoa prepoeea to tasks her reu- found in the Apnl number, alone la em-sI will scat bo taken in hand The worth more than the price of tbt wknlc p«[iM party has determined to raia the msgaatne. It te the bent store tbit has Italian King and to reinstate the Pup. In his temporal ducinioM- Bw (hie <hk. M b> purpoi: sumsy has been freely 'outriband Angttug,” by R. p. fihWaber; O atedby the Osthobaa everywbssw. 11; our Boulevard ; "A Mrture of Warri rotter • sad ecumwntery npaa the ••ritettin, Prussia• Tirraosterra wwii beaefictoce of the pejn] ^uls, that the । faeluring Armor“a Leap to th Roman poopfo, devoul Ctutolto U teigh 1 i th -y are, voted tu Bnimoualy for ito nbo- | ■ Peninrulro raihvay to that place. ihton. AU QUholic touuirioa ongoing Itothewun. The fopruwof ttoCMto.) JonaeriBe is m.ving for a ceittm mill with a capital afRlOfl.000. and Itt.OW of tho ito* fo already pledged. -.•nnii-iLumi'i »■*«"<• “• JURUBESA of any Medical party or ri.que, but one which aboil "glean bum all flekta, bold onder eoturihstfoo off tohooit of medi•*MM»d eoek aid from all InteUlgeut eeeeraJble taaebora.'1 Tbo firet number mw before u. has . varied and tavlUng �- Tift Ryrdsuciy. See What W Will Do ! Local 6tsw polite;. Bana'a Phciumai. Elixir rtnp* a cough at once and cur.w a cold la a few day*. Aelfley A Siad.’. Agents. A LABGE AMD BMAUTIOL a-oftment of Spring Style* of C*s*jmere*. Hat*. Cap* etc., at Empire Cloth­ ing-Hall. Empire Block. The U*puhlican» of th* eevaral Town­ ship* are ipreiaDy nqueried to send ord«r* for their Towaahip ticket, to th* Bsmxix Ornca, on Friday and bat- unlay baforo *Uctk>n aa owing to the c«)l for a Judicial Ounveation to b* h*H on the Xlnh fnst, H will be hopomiM* to print 8tat* *ud County ti-iota, until 1PA INTERS . ren and Casa, revealed the fact of the brautiful approach of early spring.— Wheal ia most rv*ry locality look* splendid. In Van Buruu and Kalamasoo ermatire w« saw fanner's plowing for i—to. Sugar weather was nut extra, but those that had "bash**" were look­ ing for another run soon. W* were ve­ ry kindly entertained at the Tnw Mrtinner ofBcc, Paw Paw, by th* obliging Editor, Mr. Conway. Ho wn* very fond of hie little “Ho*" and take, delight in showing the many itnptt ly added to hu.cdRcM under his npervisfoa U nourishing fine­ ly. Th* South Haven R. R. lias re­ tarded tho businr— of Paw Psw some­ what, haring cut off* large amount of th* lumber trade from thf wood* a few mile* north of the village. We will tall our fanner* bow they plant corn ia *cra* placre on I’reirio Honda, Kslamaxno gJUJUM SSLLUK jupwzt. :&gn ind Orramental ; Painting j By L. DICKINHON • J. P. ROBERTS & tosrtrfsl Ctarts* ydaM i. *>1. lieu, A*. O’ ’• TUK R1T Wg CXLXBBXTX' Sebert JU.I Iqpwrteg. *■ Uary ?4—e p*pse Friday the 31st, and it la of the utmori Tna Flic al the shop at Dickey A Bentley waa not a* aertou* an aflklr as at Crst suppowd. It wa» boUt under _ 3 Sjxanrfr . the holler and nniy fur the wood work* 1'icrvxu ! 1’icTCxx. 7 - Go to the tog msehlnr* HaTin* Uta bort Machln—y of any ahop thto aide at Detroit, Gallery of /. P. Mlukh's eve* B<il«y'a they are ptepared to do any, and all H-irtnw* shop opposite th.. Harting* hoove. I’butogrtipli*, Gciu* and allkind* of nfoturea taken in good atyle. ELECTIOM TICXET8 Printed at on* hour’* notic* at the Bixxu office We win get them up in good style on good paper. Call and »re. Republican Township Coaunitteo* ar* requMted to olwerv* this notice. 4w Removal—Barber ShopI has* removed over Barlow A Good­ year'* Stare, op[«*ito tbc Bank. Fol­ low the Sign up stairs I will bo happy Dye Stuffs, S PAINTS & OILS, and three stone* high including the ' Mr. A. J. Dygvrt, of Dygvrt, Hart & I basement. Messrs. Barlow A Goodyear Co'* book bindery aad blank look man- not only will find thio oonveuient for ufsstory, Grand Rapids, made u» a short storing thsir Grain, 5Vool, I*otk. etc., hut it will tank* an ornament to Uia locality caij t <>day. Fremont Engine Works. itlvely reqoirea this step, anti we expect our customers will U once examine their accounts. 1871. 1871. Bn rry County• Nxw Srbcx.—J. C. Woodruff has just received A choice stock of Boots, Shoes, rille, at 2 r. m. Thursday March 30th,, Tux now and baud same brick hotel, Gaiter*, *C-,for M«i, Women, Youth, forth* purpe** of making uorninatMTi* th* Sherwood House, at Charlotte, waa for Township officer-'. By order of Be- ' opened on A'edneeday evening laat by a trade haa fairly ojamed witii him, and —kXl. 1.HM.I. publicna Township Committee. ' ho has juat what ia wauled in every va­ Castleton, March 7th l<7l. . riety of guuda ia his line. Amoug ma­ the room* just south of the old head- ny now thing* we notice Side-I-oc. d Gai­ quarter*—the rooms recently occupied ter*, and ‘Shoo Fly’’ Slipper*. Wjodby Salisbury** upholstering store­ ruff has good gowl*, wan anta all hi* The Republicans of Rutland, Tmu is no uB- of talking, if you 'meet in caucus at tho old L < School, / 6?®I*u 1 —A Good Templar.* Social want choice gnpwriee al reasonable fig­ house, <n> tlie school section in arid town­ will occur at th* rvdldsince of Mr*. Gaine* ures tall al my store. ship, at 10 o'clock a. M. Saturday, March on J«ft>reon St, Friday (waning of thia 25<h, for the purpoto of making ttotninaiiou- J>r township olfiovca. By ocd*r of Repuhlfoan township eotnroit.ao. Dated Rutland, Mar!* 15tl, 1871- frpm this community, we shall usw officr our Goods at. great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash Spring Examinations, yaaterday, from Mr. T. B. Diamond of Prairieville, oar Republican candidate for County Superintendent of School*. Atxxx keep*a full lino trf cutlery Tax BEST a—ortmrat of confactiona- Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm and devote hia tipw to cloaing up our hooka. A. fifteen ye*ru busineaa imper- Now Wi««n »rsx—Tl-.e workmen nn- formed by a g«nll*man who lias visited j der the wiperrision of th* Contractor, nearly all tba Cummenial CnHagrn in Mr. W. L F. Hama, have commenced tiro country, that there are mote student* th* busiuvwi at pushing .along tho new in thU city than there are in all th* oth­ Warehouse oti th* corner of Bailroad er college* ia thr State, with th* excepand Jefbtoou Street*. It ia to be a fine u»d., building and substantially built on a rf ,.„r. .umhd*. ,. ». fcxi-w- »< ~l»«|A_as<1K Sir Beckol* at Hick* & Tai*. School Books A' Stationery. track, without .fercri ng that object 1 Tho timber of tea of fifto;n acre, of hoary tsmarac has been put in and ■unk ontiof right, beridc a very laig* amount of gravel and *and. Pile* ara now l>e>ng driven for the purpose of making M bridge over the break Th* space where th* track and all tbs tim­ ber sad grave! hare gone down, dos* i~a. L— .n»r—...i ... The Republican* of the .Tuanship of Ratings, will jncot in caucus at th* c£tec' School JI-MC, urer Mr. G. New- I may com* before, th* meeting, dor at Township Cocinuttr*. Harting* March 234.1871. Hastings Medicines. ‘•Th* rink of tho Air Uiia railroad track, upon th* land of David Staffonl, in Fabias, I* proving a grant HU of exl«4 l-Larr.-Qulin a storm of lea jwne* to th* company. The span* where and rlevt carat last nlghr. S, th* bottom fell out is about 300 feet in Rxvxxrt. Communication* are laid over Bow Co Make Money. Send tn the American Publhhiug ■mpany. Rutland, Vt, for thrir beaa- Or -THE LxXDIXO OF CO IX MUU.S.“ RUGS corn dropped on the corner* from three to fire ineha* doej., and thsn drag the ground over with « common *quaro drag. They aLo drag over the ground onco or twice a* anon a* th* own eomre op, with­ out any injury to ths corn. They also s*y that dragging the cor* ia will not diaturil tho hill* a panicle. Thi. is •am* i—fawreaMratwrevlkvaU way With a bm>. It wonbl do no hurt to try it Gold & Silyer Watches, <»«ld Jewelry, 1 Mi Silver aid Plated Ware. BOOTS AND SHOES BARLOW & GOODYEAR State Sen*to oti .Saturday, in xvmmitte* at th* wixj* agreed to tba Senate bill fixing tba wdanv* <4 the officers of tho MSI, MW IM BUMS, Brititacre Ropublteea Oaten*. i tn* tJiv. n _ coin Itackage* rowing, in which a PI Window and Door Frames, Milk Safe*, ia said township ‘on Saturday, March “fith, for tho purpno* of making notiraatiana fur township (ffiers By order of Republican Township Committee. Baltimore, March 1\ i“7l. and Brackets of every description. B A KEBYf *_wwe, plan* a. thick and do It ** ww||, and as much of tt, v*-r-- -i-t-i-titt IKQCEIT ARD Hale. Merv,fcprrM4 The R< publlett’s of Woodisud arc rv Paisus Mlrrxxs.—On Monday even­ vacated to meet in caucus al iho Town 31st Th* Bupi.A* appointod Tuesday ing wo wore pleased to meet on the »veHall. Wwdnea lay, Mareb Sth, aS one April A tehie riris l»<M* rity. uing train coining from Jackson, Mr. *.WP U John Morris, tho new IMson Agent H* wsa hale and hearty, and enjoy* hi* r new position well. From him we gath­ er tho following item*: There are at present coafin<sl within R*giitrxtiot Notice. ito wall* a total of 637 mricta; 25 are ! Xrtir* 1* >”■<"’ fM* “• ®»r* •» fur life. There rare at prweat only 8 fe­ st <to air st Us.u*>ts- Will me* male* in tho inriBution ; 8 ere insane. Tho Detroit Hcuse of Correction and the Bnfottn School reemrn many womrn and boy*, that in former timm would naturally cvmo her*. .° «»• Gre Lax* Bixxd Hocix—We no­ tice Hams, Williams A Co. are turning oat tho malarial to lie uasd in th* con- Bolts or Raatnaanos.—Tho city Board of Ragistraticn met at th* court iwaTushylMt The full umber of voters were tarftwm being all im The number regi.trrod up tn data from tba cards. Anew sujjplv jnaivremv*d,pretti er than ever. ; SehMl hooka. Spmk**, awd a fuB as sorttaenicJ Staiiotsurr at J. P. Ronmcre A fc *. drug rtmw. J. C. WOODRUFF. th* fsevm.to«ith Circuit, appesrs ia an­ other column, to b* h*ld at Greud Ila pU.oaTB»*.ya* 3(* inu gate* will b* ^pointed fcom this county to attend. W. will mi- the old famil­ iar fare of Judge Ixwel! from twir Court Homo. TU building is t- be 30x40. and two rtoria* high, end fiafakod up in th* higlxirt style of ercliitocture, French windows, i'iaxas, etc , He. We under­ stand the Company from this dty ar* to pat up tbair building and ornament tbeir grounds preparatofy to th* ■uixmer ' T*i Ebctors of the City of Hasting* thu spring vote for the following oflL-ers: Member of Ooagroa* for the 4th 0^ grearioual District, Circuit Judge forth* 17th Cmmit, Kent aad Barry, Justice of th* Supreme Court, two Regent* of tbc Unive.-sity, County Soperin trad mt of HEW? Pure Wines uni Liquors' �MEDICAL. TTHB' t»-niE CIIUftST ASD BEST .® 21273 • tfniggiau eyary when. WALTHAM WATCHES 0,1 IIo Ja. ■> Roc beater to New York, 31*5 milea, Buffalo to New York. 428 milea. Dunkirk io Now York, 460 miles, Ctoretemd to New York. €25 naln, Oacimiati to N. Y, 860 ^flee, AKO U PBOM HT“22 to 27 Miua nu taoara sora. l»D, to aMHIee. wlU k» anl Me. aad Hum «u!t.-nai ONE THOUSAND FAOMi ♦' FOURTEEN SPLENDID-STF.EL FMS3MI TWELVE COLORED BER­ LIN PATTERNS! TWELVE MAMMOTH COLORED fashions : I NIKE HUNDRED WOOD CUTS | TWENTT-FOUR PAGES OF h^IHlC! ' h will alee gin for Migfeal •of>d|k< N.nl Ur. 1.. M Hl...—. rP..k I — II....... MAMMOTH COLOBED easimos PLATES an abead rfallsUm. Ttosa ylaln an ragnrrM fW iba MLWslWltaaamr rsmrt.MaM»gn^ t aad Bilk IMaearr. lachavaaaa aad taur, ■ailtaad, aad al Imty City eilb MidaiaM K> pnaaTnda afKre Jenay Bailread lar Fkiledal **Hl«»>i.g Cmatoa an auacbad la thia Inn al cu,.l.nj. rvaaiaa Ibn.0 u HereailnUla »'.l ., OO >ol. •• < EisiTB.-’ir.vsrft ' n«i 'l ,l.el rru< <1. lllukra. tr*.a< 1m ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN UTKBATVKKNew Volume begins January, 1871. .•3tST4 Itatod llul..k Jaeaar, 4lb, ICT. SXlfctX MDUM.IX. Unigagn UaaiMbeaassa. Ant fet Mangagn. j.aia'.i I. 1871. ____ 1871. PROSPECTUS wo ■9H.1U Perth Amboy, that be had eaooeoded in keeping borers ant of hie fruit tree, by putting a jacket of ordinary roofingpapar about them clow down, in tho rts. - tijh TU LE.PBJXG EEPUBLICAXSort., <J8aufawa.rM.ai.ici. »an>7 \EM lD»E«ribEME\iS. through. Mr Qmnn acid that thia was v«Uaa for a. it went, but he had found •----------- TB the main branebee. UM. <m)y Eappea-d {£•£&. ITS PLATFOIUI REVENUE TARIFF, Dauehey A Co's. Column. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES. Titr; C7IICAOO Timtt xx. In entering upon the Ta enty-iourth year of itaexiatcocv, baa the tight, aa the chief otgau of the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF THE NORTH WEST, to twngratulate Ito many tbouaanda of naadura ou Ute sw-sragg ba>«M i unk.l n I18EIT $10 MADE FROM 50 Sts. • aril-L Ui» •am »f aiaa ka<4r«4 aad alahtr-wn ' tsssnvr,s- ttsfhghs.'s,. ta Ianvar tba aaaa. ar aar rart ibaravt: .NeUM U ibantiira. Uanbr (Ina. dial aadar aad kr alrtaa a ea'aa at aCa. io <ha laid aaanaan .-nulsel ■J-’-E. Uarrr aaj Siau at Jtfaa«aa' aa balardar. Iba ..nu.il <W •< Mar. A- U 1C1. at e» a'.4.8, I la iba Clan IM: aaUUM aet pnaaiwa «■<»<> ad , 1 irtrttssjTtXi&SMsftaas: .Cl'Mlrjabtiiaa.Iradaadteaaardlta.tSt; to iba ।. m’Wj nTiff?/“ «, Il ^>r the benefit of otbrre. an- ah lufriim■Mnl of personal liberty, and akin to sfunii In the civil aenrior, that there may be tomcaty and efficiency in the aitmlniaCrotlon of the Gortmoent; a return to apede pay­ ments lii' the anliMi 1 Im. «r ■.-•I—'—I ■rss. North Missouri Lands Hannibal and St Joseph II.COMPANl. Skt giOv VttUg 9n. ■ Natl <|MM Lr mI< ZraS.iw, IAY STATE TO THE FARMER. It to of apodal value, aa eon tain I ng the Ijleet Information relating to the FARM THE GARDEN. AND THE STABIJ-.: the condition of the CTora in all porta ot tbe world; and a carefully I KP*n»,rrKt£..of,TI,K market* W»R PRODUCE of all mrtaoflhe Eaat, Waat, and South. FlnaUy. Trk Tntnun te oppoaol to all spaciaHntereata wtdrh are aalagon tatie to the general Inlereat litathedc- nr.. », c. wyntn. jiMar *Fr-^r. gQRffABE~>uEri “ 3r5^g^.77SRSSi' thtowa in national and Sate politico. It to proud to maintain the nation which It hm ever heht », tll. CHAM­ PION OF THE PEOPLE. • BATES Of 8VBBCBJFTI0V Payable tn Advance. *5 **_ *10 per J*zlB . u. Bl.. ... V.11 --.. .1870 SKSZnua- ™ eo, I dHx•SfSSgW&gS.g iRr PEBLWE. W« will laaag adm1ia«na«t m OINE MONTH ‘PATENTS. DOTFS lASHING-IACHffiB, mi.n. uraLY wuca iMPttono-anD m jrm Universal lothas Wringer r.THXA-NECTAR ^r^sitrex! MdiStwSaJytlnt sHgaaaatgxgt AGARD. Carbolic Tablets. PrqBti ij Or. W la^issssasy! NEW YOBE OBSERVER YEAR BOOK it^st-ssawsSt-*1 raicEi-t faii orrea, AMD ALMANAC, TO Michigan -Exchange. IC. BlfflUHG, JBUIT & ORNAKNTAL ISSUED 4A.VEASF 1ST, 1871 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-30.pdf 1ec368a66552fd88f72eb10e407628e2 PDF Text Text VOL. XV. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. THURSDAY, MARCH 30. 1871. tho bayonet, and their State oflteere Im­ prisoned. Oao of tho moctaacndrigbto •ujoywl by any people, sunounded as they were by hostile raragaa,- is the 7th, Gan. layfar a* itfee bond of 2300 riffht to-----------------boar anas. ----------------------------th»' het to disarm JMa.stnmkowt Ass*.«tejbabfa texU the Trans -with tbo overthrow of thoir I the .sujs^y to CbmcAW of fae teoteagBtate const: tution Croated great <liaoa|fa turejg^piafa. ■ >.Ab&Matffa -on Use 8th HARDWARE a? iSw’ trt fa A. S jiv- CteTb. Hcrtfero began early‘id atrtmmrfj lK8b. The Mexican troojw were rtrafod: ' in a battle at Gouxalaa, .- October 2nd, 1 October »th, the Texaaa took the fort and garrison al Goliad. Gen. Austin 1 ecuCTandsd the Texan tenopa At Bex­ ar a etroag Mexican fiwne wneentroartted. Biego was immediately laid to the town. After a month’s siege tho Texans assaulted and carried the enemy’s work.. They were hardly in possession whim HARNESS SHOP, 7 HAAVFV vnutof, > wH IM > greedily al there tempting efes. Scab I ebMffvjnid )MIj. feffec . ib-^-bu.-.nto.ih. oj^Mfaaex- temporary. Ranta Anna pot forth evety effort to crush the Insurrection. Feb. 23d, 1KW h. suddenly Appeared before tho works of Baa Antonio de Barer, with 6000 men. Tbo town was easily ACHJLEY A SLADE, CARRIAGE FACTORY I — " jxrtb* ttARK. ■ ’IZZ/” '' day.. On tho night of the 6th of March, tho enstuy made an await upon Gen. fibiekte’ brigade- was in feadthe fort. The garrison made a doope- vmww. Tlmgewerwi htareclf bring wraiod.fence. At daylight only seven verely Wounded, Ufa. J’rtterfoe «s of them remained olive. They were '*1. patfaitcarsjry and the batterl-e rt Tayicr wounded and nearly holplo-a, hot their AVafl puebed rapidly on taorsrda oaomiea barbarously put them to death. The Mexicans tost in this affair ouo 8'”" DRY GOQDS. S GROCERIES, CROCKERY .1RRI.1GES and BUGGIES ^rt9i»al Jldtb. OF ANY FIRM IN THE MICHIGAN, f Fcr The best Iron, The best Timber, EGGS M’ BARRY COUNTY, The beet If‘ork Jlte IfagUst Market Fri<* wiii be paid. '' On a prairie he was surrounded by a Mexican force ah least six limes his num­ ber cf men. He defended himself with greet courage for a cuauderablo time. The Mexican commander propos- ed States and Mexico; nor, yet, to in­ dulge in speculations upon its result.. I iatradsd merely to give my own pere.rssl experience, my viaw of tho horrors Remember the place—at the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, foot of Jefferson Street north of the railroad. Hastings, Mich. PROPMt]<>JtS GE SEWING MACHINE. JACKSON WAGONS, ___ _ _ Machines, Clov slliilka*; «ud Grain Drills. and Gales Patent Stilkv Hake. , The general topic now is, the But the place to buy at the new hriek store of ALES tho end of a passage way clutching his bloody knife firmly in death. Around him lay the bodies of eighteen dead Mexicans who, It seems, had falkn by his .ingle arm. After this affair the Mexican army advanced upon Goliad. Col. Panning at tho bead of three hun­ dred and filty men coni maar! ed at this poet. Ho was ordered by his superior to Idow np the fort and abandon it He did so and retreated. I look upon war as tho greatest ca­ lamity that can befall a nation. Since I arrived at yean of understanding I hare believed that ti e Temple of Janua should bo cloved forevtr, that a more liberal and enlightened sentiment »hou d exist among nations in regard to tho necessity of settling national difiealtiee and armvol every dfoeriptits. A-wheel here, an aria - (hero, with abandfasd biggage and ammunition traia^ kitpsacks. muskets, secopciaa, and.. lances hastily thrown mMo to disencumber and quicken tho flight of their disaom- Efs blood had issued, mrt O*u every, hand, fxvnu of wounded mtn, wrmo with toga and armv shattered, Olb­ era with gashed head* and faces,-lay wallowing ba thoir uwntdood, fatnfiag in the hot, aulsrym unable to seek stipu­ lation that they should bo well treated and shipprd to New Orleans in eight days. The Mexican, marcho) thoir prisoners to Goliad. On the 26th, of March they were ordered out to tbo batik of a stream, where they were all who broke from their capion and eica[r od to tell the fate of thrir companions. Gen. Bern Houston was .now ad­ vanced to tbo head of the Texan VSJVWsth the forces under his command he Mo;a than ease slfa eight of the retreated to the river Ba* Jacinto. They suffering I witoravvd ow teat day, I innumbered one thousand eight hundred voluntsrily • e*laime< f _ . *®. hna who is 143jearaoM. men all laid. Hero ot: tho Slot of --------Following the dictates': of sympathy ■ The New Task Founding Hesfa.1 is for onr distressed antmfaa wowld aOBte Tuxans wen. well armed with riles and the thought : “ItismyBRwwBnte-, 'to accommodate WO infante. . _ , , abort awords. They rushed to meet their jrour counter or mine!”' «#then. wv enemies with great fury crying : “Be- would ba .prompted otkia- the-pumnilof hoarse some of the court oat of which the war originated. Mexico wm invad­ In fifteen minutes the Mexicans were ed by Cortex in 14>1». Ho found it in­ routed with tho lose of six hundred habited by a race of people endowed killed and as many prisoners. Banta with iawlligunco and skill in the oris and scieaoee, far above that iMxaraMd in hot pursuit. He was followed eloee- there । wwe later thu by any other triboa of tho North Ameri­ ly for fifteen miles when Iris home gave ■We had cW tome fife Oto can continent. They cultivated the soil, out, aad he took to the wood* After a plir., . and wpre now.flapfaWapon a* raised flocks and herds, dwelt in walled long search he was found axMoalod ia enemy's , opantry for. forage and broadtowns and citev, and had regular forms the toptrfla tree, and token prisoner. -We had ao otfa towparowiih -wkifa to of government. Ths country was rich He was compelled to sign a treaty (garriam ■‘tbe -foru nd tefate ’ la oto in gold and silver—they uadsratoo<1 tho pledging that the Mexican troops should mr, , fad So} of* t&mnaifafifaa art of brickmaking, hraxing and the all be withdrawn from Texan soil, and with tbo coast. Ujxxi our arms,' cur imslting of ores, and they converted the prectoua metal, into various uaso to that he would not bear arms agwins t , Tmm during her stngrgic for indeprei- , serve (he purposasof Efo. After a series cf strange adventurra, hard fighting, re­ verses and victories, tbo authority of tho Spaniards was setabliahsd over Mexico. ths liberties of tlio Texans. Tbrir in- , They continnrd to govern tho country. dependenoo wm acknowledged by tho for a period of nearly throe centuries. United States os the 3d of March 1837, ; I* 1808 * revolution broke out fol­. and by England November 16th IMO. lowed by an attempt to drive the Span­ Mort of the other Mreuio. powers* th. ish rulers from the country. Thd war. world soon followed ths example d । England and tho United States. IWJ- years. Various suocreese and rovereee attended tho arm. of both partis.. The revnlrtkm was rnocaaafui, eventually, A national constitution similar to that of the United States was adoptedIn 1B3S Gen. Benia Anna. a rising young man of gmat ability, was advaaead to tho bsaa of the government in Mexico. Coahuila and Twas were mrit- �Lira Loro, uufidtermg fid -llty to ! । die interart of frno labor, is the person- ! 1 al record of Wilder 1). Foster. Vote I 9 ikl i m 020100000100010200000100010002010201008901 a bit at epee, oano fed, ewne Csney, enme things, some othcreAea Here b a good thing. Md yon and dodlw Um MUKtanbl, of FbiUdUphis. He would be pre-eminently the right men in the right place. He it not only an able man. but of unfiriag ener­ gy, and great organising capacity it ts high trine that the veterans of the jiarty. fflfW nifO ffil —, ... —. . £°r Kim working men to rindfaato your] sxprvws them lx cause they will probably rights in Congrats. । plimae, or withhold th.m beeaae- they —-----■re UMy to aMmd, any seat or pity. - - afcHSMShr.rrz?'^ “ Is .M&immffimEgffll. wiiy beneath him. and in a moment he found hin»rir atruggling tn the wafer, and unable to extrtceto tiiraeeUj tho ire bivaking'as tart as he attomptod to rrire I'.iuxsclf os its edge The young riminp. Its St. Israls and W both, In.lv, true to hft womanly instincts, be­ gan t • urea tn at the top of her sixes, chough, that will mats you “fo-l richer out ths prissy tlu-y had sought bad fur Wng in tho wortf." Mute tliatl tak. u'tb. iii t> yond the, bearing of all wl.o c mid liavu Ueoi of Icrrfoe to them. Ilere u a big eitg though that will be found before many decades, “tnurnl'.y aad inlelkxiuaUy (and commsrrudb) worth exploring If you had read the Cfridrin IW*. aa all gufad CliristianigbBuM, af March 1st, you would have" gol bold i f ttiis and £ 1 ' of. either ia whole or in part, shall have i»«n the sol* or BRreetner.t to sei! any tach liquor, shall be utterly Ball and void aguinst all penuus and in all case*, exospaac only re against the Udders of Ws are sure the calm, good judgment *< tUfe^ of Barry county will load them aright m this matter. We expect, cf course, that having been nominated in a oeorealfou called by the Repub’i cm party, that Mr. Diamond will stand before ths people as a Itepub.Wn. and are (M that beisoM. B-ialti- that umiT them b (today, ia or oat of this oorestynogn.stmn Oar fos^yfo pbia, Md wnwffl ereridar 11 wril dore iO Medicines, The nsreipU of grain bare iurre».-.i papers, »aH almost in plain worli tha: from ID.W,435 brebela in IWtl to », abortions would be pnslncv-1 with car- WS.Dl* bushel* in 1370; our miller tainly and succms. High minded pub । iisbers liar* always cxclu.led Uilrerd’c I meats like these, a* being highly l»-r । niciuus to society. Thia system ha. o! | late so greatly iaRraxw! that the neferion. cnetchra engaged therein ought Io .• I e capitally puuisbed. Moro 11 an a hundred prominent lay­ '■ i men and a iriudly cumber uf c*rt-»' I men. | artouk of a breakfast yesterday, : ul the Arlington Uouar. Tao object o! i the gathering was to utgaa«j an lalerna’jonal Evangelical Chriaiiaa Moial Dye Stuffs, Barry County- $ PAINTS & OILS. can t>u> friuuus 7>iA«n» make 1*’ Mr Tribune—“Very well; we hold to out first opinion-, for the following reasons: • • • • But how did the partis* in tbo Virginia Is-gislatnre about tho usefujpesa of scc'x and orgaiuatfon, prwutud a dssds in live mur­ al questions. A great tniuy people hxro a dneelo.1 opinion that, w Late, er t> tris to mike Life tno.-al and happy, will' also bo comlueive to eternal .alration ; our railway* are being rajsdiy pushed through the fertile plains of tbo ouafiri wes! toward Toxa.; an! to tbo tire? (xr.r.m.rre baa been added regular Ijnct in tlie trade of the lie I. White. Arlaiw taro of whieb we know naught st tlw vaa, Ouachita and otlivr southern tribtf । expense and neglect of the present, is w4 profitable employment. The Dcmocrabi txrmiastal last nigh: IM-.M^k^.u their candidate I and yet I linro made quiw~au inroad ■ lur Cungrex* tonal delegate. Mr. Mer­ ujoti both your time and sjoc*. I like rick is a lawyer <if eminent ability; very [Mirtry a i well a^ {irosa and aoatiment os ! well a* fact ond iutomfol yuu know uc- t [apular and a itrong candidate Th.Republican* bare not yvl entered the firtd. It trill bo a close rootest, because sotncliow finUfieo np a Idler fo have a j the great majority uf tlie white vxitsru Mr. World—-n. JT^U Xh. ser con­ tains a biggur index, more French victo­ are ujqored to mixed rehocK while the ries, and heavier Democratic majonuea great majority of th* office bolder* pre­ than Tto THhre ^bremr dare hare." Oh, ihe LabU. of the lULeil fer to vote in the Etatea and therefore do Last word for Th IForUso for. Ob, the Antler of the fum ! not register. Tlie appointment! to the To begin with Orin aad A' H We clip the following from tho Cmupper branch of th* legislature, which And to ftni.h vp with t» ymsituri GmAt, of Fob 26. It refers to has s . treug" round in Rcpebfiean ears, thn birtiiplacT of Hon Thomas W. on't you »eo too poial?< \V> । l’»ny : • have bsea determined upon. Among Mr. IVmreruy—Many ycare ago a *iethem ire Fred bougie.-., an ’, another siouary went from the m-iguborheod colored man, John A. Grey, formerly a ; where I lived to Mackinaw and built a messenger m ths Treasury Department , m-ssiuu building. A bill has pared the General Eaten in a very able man : the Hi>use of lUpreeenritivae allowing nils । to be obtained to that lauA It contains Ubers are not generally known. about sixfeea acres, and I would bo ' glad if th* Senate would allow thb bill government presents, even to tho most I to l« put ou its tresnge. highly civilised naricns, aad tho fort I Mr. Iljwarl -Thai u aS right. that our gvremtnent is the only iadcH. Aaaoa is Agent for Hastings aad peudi nt and peaceful republic in trievicinity, for tbs sab of Fruit Tress tenee, re ought not to value its bless­ from the abovs Nonary. ings lightly. We ought in tho interest of security aad pcac-i rally around the Harings Mar. 2, 7L a» administration whisk has done well, TIE mil UMT SIIECTHT. ' end not try friyafcfrv experiments. 11 pis. to E. A Franks. was considered a* ’ Th»». w IjanistaklngwnB.fSO.OtlO,in cucnmitteo of thp whale. It provides for the cuavnyanro to E. A. Franks, of tha village < f Mackinaw, in the State of Not Ires than fire thousand Negroes, SSS'i &as?, Si's». F? with a good many whites, bare been European capitalists will eonridur our murdered by Southern rebels amco tin. Appomattox surrvn lor It may be that Draper rent, loss the tabs: and most one of tLoi* rebel* Las been bung for advantageous an tho n-srist the murder of a white, bui uqt uno has It is again rumored that Gov Morton will lx made Secretary of the Tree wry. ; The Governor is s very able man, but life not Hkvty that Boutwell will resign. ' New Advertisements. parsons .who shall, by selling or giving any intoxicating bquci or otherwise, have canard or ooninbutod to the iatoxicari^n of such persons; and in any such scrioa tho jriuntiff shaU have a nght to recover actual and exemplary damage*. And die owner or lesser, or perwra or pareons, renting or L a-ing any building or premises, having knowledge that intoncahog liquors are to bo sold therein st reriil saa beverugn. shall be liable severally or jointly, with the person sel- 1871. 1871. Spring Eliminations, MIT 1 OBIAKST1L TRIE , ai.!>uriring th« City nf . b-rrow money to haild a ( • tUTtaruappk, eiibsr o6 BOOTS AND SHOES ! EM® I niFlHhiiliikHn RBl fa,1 IMrfArairifflK more to h:m for their high .tending, and the ahn-st uniform good character and suoosas of the teachers employed in them, than to any other man in the scan­ ty. Bo assured is his uses*, aad oeasn property paid theicfor tuny b> recovered back by ths person co paying the earn , his wife or any of his children, or Ui» parent, guaniian or «mj foyer, and all sales, traasfore. graaU, nfonsea quit claims, surrendr.’. mortgage., I'.edy * and attachment. . • real or pr-.oiia! tafe, and liana and securitix liiereon, ot RUGS I Stato, and with one rsrelt Good as lbs schuris in wbick he labored ware when he undertook their management, ho al­ ways left them much advanced and fan- l.^JSO in M40 to 3k«4<6$in' I*"'?, tn 1' standing fourth in thc rank nf ritins of the Uni-m—taking preunlsncv, within I the ilecade, ut Baltim.u-j. llwUs, Cfo-. ciannti an.1 New 0>toaa>, sod main tin-' ing a lev! over Chictgu - St Ixmis realising a broiler prosperity and. m-w distinctive ctan.lw. K b» H*oe* eras peosaptly to uaito the Bopoblicans who have bore wrangling over thia question. Mr. Thomas, tho other Repsblkwn member of tho Committee.is fresh from North Oenrina, and doubt­ there is no ether man in the county, un­ lore undcretonda end appreciates the acquainted with the duties of the office need of doing something to crush the by acreal experience, who by nature aad n«w reln-iuou in its mapwnt stage We do not thin k that the Henato will long ths good work so conspumously begun, and now so hopefully in progress, which is making a complete revolution in tbs common schools <rf thia county, as is Mr. Diamond That he b a thorough schol­ ar, threw who know him, need no assur- 7 On Monday alteinoou, a wenuu named H-txtriciia C. Paddon, dfod in convulsion. at a strange homo, and it * was at first given out that it waa heart The following is (tonite Lili No. 151,1 disease; but vulxequsntly it was niceramending the prohibitory liquor law cf' this State, us it wm passed by oar Stan-I1 of an ebvrsioa’.-t, by uarua of SchuSenate on Thursday by a vote uf 22 to 7, , min, wlo hired a woman to keep the and is now j ending before the Haem of i| L uise for him. Both of them are under j arre.t, awaiting the verdist of tlm coro­ ', nor* jury. There ought to be a law ;«iA«rd milking it a [cnal offisnes for any |«per to advertise this notorious busi­ ness. Tlie nilrertiscmFnU in our city 1^1? If ibl 1’amxrr your own rights and Che wel­ fare of eodety. Farmers of the J th Congresuoaal District, by voting fur tho LoUhof M-'e friend, Wilder D. Faster rVr. B a man amply qualified by experience aad spaoal culture for the work to be aatrmtodtohi* ous. and also handemaely actauiwlsdgsd the eminent sec­ rices rendered to th* educational inter­ act* of our county by the man of our so." Well, Th-.-lore, we mdly like your GoUta Aft, tho fourth number bet­ ter than the first, and wiaa yon the gn-atost prosperity, aad 71- G>U>a .i/t a worid-w.de circalitna Trims <3,00 a year, address tho Publi.Ur, P: O. Box 2RI8, New York Uty. three ■'Loads” n. regular •'.■r.lsr ‘ but ns you Michiganders taka tbs papers, and • raU tltpm. it will not -to for me to dwdl Uja ■ u‘"--»Ly" !‘«p’v ' Un. Abut 'dur “xx-ia^ ‘mii"- nrUni >L» । ' ' about th Morality i< ‘•worth explor­ , ing'' everywhere, aai ths enurus cf its decline and mainteiuonco will bo found |to be a question uf vital unportsuiv out' only in Bt. Ixrob but drewhere, and riHK runmsimlual u Lau ul.t> «o old, ‘ nam Theodore B. Diamond, for County 8operiatradeni of Schools for this roaaty, we task occasion to say, that, in our jndgumt, thept^b badmadoawiae well tsorried seJectfor, and had done orguirisatiun is a foilure and must go down. It waa statd on the Door of Cbngrrea yesterday, Ilia! fid,000 |*<jp]e have boon wuuadod, drirco out or inurdorvd in the south since the do*e of tho wuTi The mt figures may bo too large, it is hoped that they ar, but if uno-tenth part is true that <000 [C'ple bare been ul.uswi on aecount of politicsd conviction, the Hepublican party has b- en greatly remiss in not making it the first an I only duty to restore jxjucs and order. [ft kIH 1 t their patrimony breauso they know net tho value of a dollar, not the lolls, diffi­ culties and solf-sacrifice* which a »uacvasfnl fortune represent* One. thing is err tain; if tho Republi­ can party has not tho brain to dosiso nor thn power to exscute Uw , which guarantee personal safety to eitinna To this prospectus u app -nded tlm name of TanoaoM Ttucxgk name whose power and influ.-u e i i tlw direction to which thb pro qo.tui [ slots has been demon .Uatod fur seven long ywsn with never failing sotXMs. th rough the 0.4reuof thoAripMMtost, aad who, like Lie friend, the editor of th. Trifoew, Las a w-rid-wide rrputali-.-;, for the ability �’ CITY PA 1ST SHOP! SM* ini. Uk,™, u ih. - April - Ket- of• Jsreira drawn to servo at the term of our Circuit Court, which com­ mences on Monday, the 24th day of April. A. D. 1871: . William Johnson, Henry Bollinger, Luther Brown, Barry ; L. J. Wheeler, George Brown, Diniol H. Everts, C. A. Downing, Anson Ware, Castleton ; John J. Perkins, Barton Warner, Prairie­ villa; Dewitt C. Quigley, 0. D. Matth­ ews, George K Beamer, John J. Hen­ dershott, Irving; William P. Garrett, Justin W. Miles, Yankee Springs; Clark H. Palmer, Are W. Wilcox, fall* In Coughs, Colds, noareeneos, Ac. Assyria; Robert A. Kelley, Popo; Actcirr 4 Bladm, Axvnts. William Coleby, Eli D. Sprague. John OOTOMUDGE8’ F. Emery, Thornapple; Hugh KilpalFor Clothing—25 per cent cheaper than nck, Woodland ; John H. Munroe, Johnstown. Yours Respectfully, WruiaM H. Powua, Clark. ■ICNiGAN aRTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Diviatm od chain, divans, tete-a-tetce, or any thing in the upholstering line, can bo re­ paired, and they will look aa nice as Iowa, respecting renewal receipt* on in­ new. I can do it, and on reasonable surants policies Where receipt* for terras. 1 have also a flno stock of such premiums simply prevent a policy frutn article* now on hand, and am constantly expiring tor non-performsno* of its con- n- CS.J th. mm.i im —. . wl**— • -sand aa unusually large vote and wo trust bo elected by a derided majority. It certainly ought to be, and tea be tf our RepuUicans do their duty on ctoetionday. Tho following is tho ticket : BROWK A HOYT paYnters DAVID R. COOK. Sign and Ornamental Painting j By t* DICKXNHON; das fans 210; Wilkins 7M; Royal Bcott-3; H. W. Scott, W5; Rh.ubsn Boom form 25 ; Beatty form 86 ; Miles A GiQeopie 20; Total 1642. This is a heavy falling off aiacs test vrrek. notwithstanding the opening of The Ward TiakaU Tbo Ropubluan Ward Caueura on Monday evening, were largely attended and the nomination* generally, very ac­ ceptable, tho AHcrmen, especially, hav­ ing been cbooen with special reference to tbo want* of our young and growing cily... Wo trust tbo vote on Monday, may atlret tlie wisdom of tho tax payer, by the election of each and all of thooe men, a* by so doing a careful and prognwairo city policy will be inaugurated tha^will«nturo success. Th* Wilkin* farm wh’ch wm tho cream of tho Oil Territory is feat fail­ ing, The overage on thi* farm in Decemb*r Last wm 100 bib dally por well, now only 12 barrels. A very sad tragvdy occurred at the laet, lightning striking the derrick of Clapp'a wall No. 6, while tho men ware •and pumping. It p^oed down the tools killing tbo Engineer and a young man named Gould. Tho driller receir. lag.-’.aEiAp; WASHINGTON BLOCK. Pun Wines and Liqucral of life policiM of itulofinato deration, no ramp is required. But where tho renewal receipt contain* a new contract, Picrvara ! Pirniu I —Go to the renewing or continuing th* policy for Dsotn < Bonn make Doon, Saab, Galtory of J. F. Minkler over Bailey’s another year, it aboaM have stamps to wry MMt window and door frame, Hames* ahop------- '** •*-the same amount as the original. Roand in fact evmtluag in tbo lino of oeipta used instead of bank chock* ore witod work, from aa ornamental center of pictures take ’ Go there tor your exempt from stamp doty. The commisFur Alderman, <nu> year, Daniel E. stoner say* that 'If banks and thoir de­ Birdsall. For Aldennan, Dewit C. Wool­ I A la Ba iKD.—Tho “Wo.tinghouae Air CHOICE GROCERIEBl They also Plan*, Plane and Match, Brakes" arc being pot oa tbo paranger positor* choose to substitute receipts for ey. For constable, Isaac Swarthout. A fine stock Jcwt Onm I and work yvur lumber iuto any »Lapo ' trains on the Lakes Share A Southern chicks, they must of course incue any you dorire. the same day you bring it legal risk which may arise from tho um> Foe Alderman one your, Georgs W. 1 Michigan Railroad, as fast a* they can OLD, 1KUABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. Williams. Fur Aiderman,Milo Osborn. be applied.. Tais brake is a wonderful i E. P. Hurrall A Co. hare removed invention and is all that can be wished 1 their office to John Woiscrtfs Hardware For constable, Wilber F. Dickerson. for. It has aa air cylinder of compremed • stare ia Brown'* building. air beneath each car. It is entirely un­ cular* from various pension agents BUBBLE For Alderman one year. Walter W. , dor th* control of tho engineer, and can throughout tho country, soliciting the Kcllqr. For Alderman, A. Philo Drake. be applied, by turning a stop cock, sc as privilege of getting lhair pensions under For conetabk, Marcus Stebbins.. । to give any desired pressure When tho recent law. Those agents offer to nccocasery to atop a train suddenly ono | motion eufocM to slide every wheel. gel the pensions after the claimant has For Alderman _ , A k— -l- l—J-> train, running at fot done all tbo work cf making out tbo Barber. For Alderman, Thomas Altofl. ! CnX? r— ——, maybe brought to a -------papers and affidavits, fur sums ranging For constable Henry L. Green. stand still in 30 seconds by this wonder from 110 to 115. AU the agent baa to fill appliance, and that without tho tor st do is to enclose tbo papers to the depnrtjar The wheels are then gripped m a 1 n*. formed by the wrought iron brakes ; and the rotary motion stopped instan­ taneously, while tho friction causes a jWTIMOH. Republican Towmhip Nominations. | shower of (parks to fly from the track. Wo have returns from several team­ The onginoer is the person who ia noarlr yer acquaintance, and they will bo glad ship caucusra,aud good reltabls Republi­ all case* first sees danger Tho comto assist you for a reasonable ctunjwnsa- cans are pieced in nomination a* folia wa: TiauoM, lairaixa a ssarasw ■. g. O iHerabvr. 1ST*. lion, and you will be more likely to have Hastinga your butane** promptly and properly Go in to Alton's, be ia Agent Tor F. A. For Sajiervisor, Peter Cramer; Town FullOr'a Furniture -room in tbo base­ Clerk, Oliver M. Moon; Treasurer, up by hand | Hiaaaeaay------------ -- -------------- --- . ment below. /Is rxi Weil—While Mr. Hotrbkiai train with ten time* the force that brake­ was digging a well for H. Culley, in Highway*. Edgar D. Reed; Justice of men could set thorn, as it to to pull th* "Shoo Fly" slipper—a new s^yle, at I Irving, last Friday, through some mitPeace, Porter Burton four years, Jacob whistle rope. It ia the beet safety iunra-1 Woodruff’s. 47w3 h*^> or other tho hone fell back in the D. Pranell three year*; Adam Sponable tion ever put on a railroad. A full stock of Itoota and aho** just well, but luckily caught his foot in the two y>-ar*; Charlo* L Smith ou* year ; received^ Woodruff1* 47w3 9". Tnoes Csss 1—If a cat doth mset । top of the curbing. A r po was brought School Inspector, Benjaman F. Gaskill; •&90. Removal-Barber ShopIn journeying then frem East to and Mr. Hotcbkiat who was in tho bot­ Cumtables. Clark Sutton, William a cat ujon a garden wall, and if a cat I hav* removed over Bartow A Good- Kan*** via Burlington, you enjoy ad­ tom of the well, dimbsd out between Booram, Woshu^tun Sponable, Henry doth greet a cot, 0, need they both to vear'a Store, opposite tbo Bank. Fol­ vantages you can secure on no other squall ’ Every Tommy has his Tabby . 8. Myers. the lionet legs No sooner had ho got low the Sign up stairs. I will bo happy line. You both paa* over a road ooooud waitingou tlie wall ;<aad yet he welcomes out when the horeo weal down to the to no other in speed, safety, or any Pullman luxury of modern travel; and bottom. Mr. H., then arranged his while on your way, survey the garden maelrim-ry and with the aid of men, of Illinois and Missouri, as well aa 400,­ ly smile, and not rand up and bawL 000 acre, of prairi* ia South-western Peace; Hrr.vwlarr H. Dixon, High­ aad lift hi* precious bock up high, and Iowa, now in mark*t at low price* end show bis teeth and moon, aa if 'twore t„-_ way Commimfoner; Goorgv H Bryant, colic more than love that mad* tb* feller School Inspector; Horace Hull, Charles 1 ffwan ______ W. Hmigfatalin, Charles Prkhanl, John , I Doctsiu-v *s*ct Mcnuiu Crasmrcr. H. Day, Constables. Beauty. I—Treasurer Spinner has decided that The largest collection of beauty evag^ 1 For Bupcrvieor, William 1*. Bsdustn ; i published in the United States 1* afford­ ed in the Parlor Album It embrace* the Mr and Mrs. James Allen of Carlton,!| for Clerk, Christopher C. Bush; for ' finest specimen* of chromo lithographs, I Trea.urer, Charlo* A. I'oltay ; for Jus- ' steel engravings and fine wood engrav­ loft home on Bunday evening last No tiro* of the Peace Daniel R. Bardlet, ings ever affiirded the public. Tho trace as yet, hare been heard of him. full terra ; John C Sharpstoen, to fill fractional cuneney where not more than American Publishing Company of Rut­ only they think the Broadway bridge in land, Vl, desire an attire ■cent in every i this city ia wher.< he was last seen The vacancy; for Cotnmuaiouer of High- ontenth is pii**ing. When such notes town and village, to whom they offer parents and brother have b.-on search­ wars, Ephraim F. Manley ; for Bcbocl and frattiounl currency arc mutilated IM__ -I ...___ ______ J _________ . • Inspector.Samuel R. Willison; forCjn- Iwyond tho standard referred to, ni on; ing constantly fur hint sinnt Bunday, stublire, Albert Roach, Augustus M. i* compelled to reaairo them for any [iart of their ralue, and the only place but to no good rosnlt Any informa­ Armour, Andrew Keyes, Eliha Robin­ tion of his whereabouts should be eomson ; for Sextons, Warner Barnes, Hastings, Michigan Central R. R. Fremont Engine Worki. .gttgrtgasa&gta!; «WTBBAn« Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote hu time to cloaing up our booka. A fifteen years buainesa imperitively requires this step, and we expect our cwrtomera will at once examine their accounts, and settle the same by Cash or Nora. Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from thia community, we shall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Caah and Prompt Paying Customers. staraxin: ss? JtrSiS Peninsular Railway. BARLOW & GOODYKaR GREAT FORTUNES Ptx*s»vr—Thi. morning ACXLKT A 8LADK, Agent*. Go to Grant A 1’hillip.' for npicen Fea a full line at T Allen ha* the lest in the City. No Facer—Trat night Feanxas -Busy plowing. Ct nr Four*—Cleaning up. 8n that you are registered. Marut Pre»s—Getting plenty and be­ ing shipped East by ths ton. BrntiH -Piogmiing aad Carpen- Maple 0rov». Set Use tlMTw.ro WS4*. Uy J. D-MsCet*. Jr. For Supervisor, John 0. Clark; for Asonxa Nnn-Tta Social.—On April Townthip Ocrk, Thoddou* T. Dewey ;. for Treasurer, Elbridge U. Potter ; for i t»ona. which are as follows 13tb, for tho benefit of the Silver Cornot Band, will occur the woond Neck-.' Justice of the Pooco fol! term, IJoar.dcr tics of the Baprnme Court, D. Darwin tie social of tlie acason. , A good time ' Laphiut; for Judies uf the Peace io Hughei; for Regents <d ths Universi­ is expected, and as this zto designed to 1 fill vacancy, Alonso Streeter ; Highway ty, John M. B. SOL Chariot B. Fenton; Warren Seeley ; for for member uf Congress. William M. be an occasion whereby money can le C >mmi**wnor, | Brhool Inspector, Benjamin Poaree ; fa raised to cancel the indebtedwra of the j C mstables, Daniel P. WoH Warren I Ear County Stqwrintetideut of School*, Porter C. Freeman; tn Drain Cotn1 Sieley, Jerry Shoup, John Gibson. mieaioner, Rowley Carprater. For Supervisor, lewis Wilcox; for Band giro u» an ouUdoor concert on town Ciurk, lirary Martin ; fur TreascSaturday evening, on thn cornir near rer, James F. Mead ; for Justice of the Spaulding’s 'store. The playing show, Peace (full term), David Hom ; for Jes­ that their untiring enargy in practicing 1 tice of the Peace,(to fill vacancy),Geo W. I have .old out ray Dental Brattice in during the winter han not been in vain. II Crosby; for Commissioner of Highway* tho city of Hastings and vidaity to The boy* arc doing well, and have tho Jams* Campbell; for School Inspector, Messra 8tewortA StenboJ, aad berebv boarty approval of tho eitiaons of our Henry L. Nowion; for Constables, Wm. cordially locoommend said Stewart A city for their effort*. ' R. Blanchard, Jamas Rustsll, George Bteinbofl; to my old patrons as my suc- Michigan JExchange. Detroit & Milwaukee R R W. T. EssnsAX i* receiving plenty of lumber, lath, and shingles <U his ware­ house on Broadway. Wt understand tint of late, sugar L. Crosby, Stephen Owen. Ms. Ycxx is endeavoring to break Dr. Charles Russell's mare to be famil­ iar with the ear*, she being very highspirited and timid every time cars ap­ proach makes it very unsafe driving near the railroad. Mr. York’i assistant had her tied down cloro to tho track yesterday when the afternoon freight wont west She had tn faco the music. yYxiDtao* aad Sosiul io oom* off on th- eveotegof April IM, io to be a grand cafco and Neck-tie affisir, and the Band are going to try and make it For Supervisor, Elijah P. Barnum ; for Ctork. Robert _W. Shriner ; for Treasurer,-Alonso B. Barnum ; for Jus­ tice of the Pcaro, full term. Ebenerer Bawdy; for Justfee of th* P*aoe, to fill vacancy, John R. Eastman; for High­ way Oommiastoner, full term, Andrew G. Kilpatrick; for School InqxcVw, Judge R. Barnum : for Constables, f Om Durrre Boon. —Mr. L. E StauHorace S. Larkin. Justus Haolnu-i, •ar, w»H known to many cf the fanner* James O, Ira, Amasa Stereo* aad others of our county, has just open­ Thornapplaed a Dining HaD at Parkar'a old rand, For Supervisor, Frol W. Collins ; for just wret of the Boston Cash Store. Ho proposes to keep a fine stock of fruit town Clark, Aaron Clark, jr.; Treasurer, and ronfeetionary also, in connection. 8imon G. Webster; Ifighway ComGive Mr. 8., a csdL Seo his adreriiae- miaaioner, Oscar White; Juatice of tho Paecj, John C- Smith ; School InspMtor, Wm. L. Cobb; Constable*. Sila* A. Ge«m James H. MeKevitt, Imac Troue, ( < 1 fallv oa<i million dollar*, and they can, n/4 regain a healthy status under fire I-rft hu homo in thn township ot years. Al! eyas are now turned to Cal­ ifornia, where grape* adorn every hill Carlton, Barry Co., on tho night of aide and wino is made m abundance for March 24 th, a young man named •'Tom Allen," aged* 28 years; five feet ten inches high; tour front teeth gone from REMINGTONS Window and Door Frames, Milk Safeo, and Brackets of every description. J jOw Haora WIN — �ASi>iiar._a S.-trSf QFTWpfTON.” ** ; rl.TEw«>x> MAMJU4K U.IU U« XSi&sra firfad Joooet I’m nrj that too are k> poor; if run 1 will give you my SS!?b!lWB3 5®?’ COUJBft TWELVE WINE 1HIN*hltED W< h .j, mfa. TWE!iT3’®T ’’aow wI pwcrrsire.t.tii^rtri’r.' bvel £~r nt t» SW»y t'oiei l'.Td »>••«<«j^rU.aH vJfXMorn coi^iiFj) F.iH'gK» Oil nd VI Of aw> .... P» andik.tu <: f&MHEL^'.nkpk, «4..,|'i^ »faeefan-ir ” m mhwed .w tl.rtA t«u fa **... a.<“ "«rw»ai »•••, MMUMBU.. 1.1 nrewUr. xll.Hl fall A. n-TT COUGH! COUGH! COUGH! admixittratoru •<yL_ .Taiztmfs^i CHARLES X I'ETERSojf". '**<**■*"■**£. I’blfad. IpbKx ■•rhr (^dr^aiutnm 0J the BC11E0T10 MAGAZIffl ram® nrniATt^. New Volume begtaa January,"1871. sitwtfsCrl-lM Tab'.l.' U.L.n.1 T. U»oi. Mow i» ntK TI«B TO Bl EkiCHiai CU.UTJON. I:;-?.. ■1.-,Si. •to- ..... >....,» ri.nlj WilLUt- CAN rjHK^fiEX*■«. Wane Ck, Wallkaa Maa> AaaaKai W .tea LX. CHemt Sl. W be toward the eouLh and be mIu-Ju-hk! tecnU winde - Ybe’yoH ktMn'VW^ £$* w.*^Cu- " •OSS».*ta. MnsHtt «L>.Z • 1 (X. KW*Mli •x.vU IMUeil. ILw.'eieX* A I'lArw A l*. •&• Rtktrr R rt«d« *■ eShT “jS^way, razzdttaii 1,400 tmfa under MS mSfa w Hhcmt Ono Management Change of roathae. and in the aWoww it.witb not* er board abet: era When the toil han boMme wefl tnnJM •ow-tbewo^; ud Ctetauts. IXeUa Lt all lnJu thedayv Wurr.nmt BV a> needed. Hot-bod» arw like cold frame., . but with • u>ao> of f i—Bih g m—e■■' nt the bottom.' u> giro more bent t' tUt auppbed by the ran. A pit ia about two fat deaf, urf oC b «ae roepondiif to the number of muU. be need. A fame h wade wilida the THEA-HECTAR WiftSdWS; •fia'r'LA ROBBl.Ne A at«* Sire5SKM’aSHtStT eatssws, jbww; i°s*SY;’® w.j.&TS.6 afiOAD lAnr-novaLt tcjoc Mum NEW YORK BOSTON, BkJ’Jass-XMS.t; siEjEE iKERMSLlAiUfi-'U ]?«• l..-»:er !u New Tt«i, £**■«!!£», Buffalo to New York. .tC tri!"*, Dunkirk u. New Y^k,4&»mifa. Cleveland tn New York, tiijiaiitf, SwdSffi?.^ issMUtur; KOI ' Qsxtuc Ismirrax.' WONDERS of &i,A-£'£sfi=13i srsic The world." gitf! isitiisuftaaHste /&“—nftrffi®?’i-SSivw*1BSi REPUCTICK OF FREES flEE lorth Missouri Lands Hxn nihil and St’. --------- FTTOTmir XTKSt'yd ffk-: „’l£3 'toi-s; aSta'iLI^Skl'kW ■*”■ : . MAJLoJfr.MUnt ^notice. ffianC’EEiW’ CAPTION IfaaN MJBSBMt* • ranala wjtUb.. ae4a «»d •irealei Lweard a>4 IhiaiMUi P. th •!*, af t*P« U'V" !■«»'•••: . Uaw-t of U.rw .ni . JM> N TIlttMn. •«•«-«.’ 1 0 A H K. It •aif. Cwuaty aaj l»«eh. 4awd <U m a,, aJ W.v a Ik lUua ■ - ■ aa__aa_a _ □ubioffaw^li'im.,, . aft2.M«b. <85.00, JUkUBESA. I...................... 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MICHIGAH, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1871 NO.!? tract, (semtirata IJMO annusBv). tei rtraskaff fa eu<* number, that- when pitod upon eaek otiwr fiMwiso, Hke tha Uavre aboAf H>» thli^neae through j tb— ri-rtssn 1 r'l— In wMitton. it । HARDWARE I Ito demand fa- tiito Wfld Of mfaraMUton. ) । Our emnaal isauh-cf pamphlete alone, [ told KMiiooaRh. other, make a pile, ; eight aori Vyhrtef ialfo. high. ItH HARNESS SHOP, Sficdxoia KHE All CUFFEI IEAFEI All IAIIT CMITY. HYDE n richer tUa -feOKJDf man fteoe public.., ttons taay-tlVKl hero, fliey reach that Creridre rf mlfiioM upon million* . of | I men who do treasure sad regard thea>, I and wU ia thofr Mate ari fe [counsel they bring. -> .i. During the scesaon of the Maasachueetta Legislator.- the past season tho , nemo of the town of "Croton Junction'' ‘ | was changed to Ayur in honor of the' BADER. ' great medicine man, Dr. J. C- Ayer.' The following is his speech on that oc- j >OBX Society is her Ung thomsehM-m a convent whereaone tend: so Ktfafafara toy<re,Bafere«r feet, the Austrias .oteUmect. there asa! fewrilfeteaM farfoaa thte which are not&milter with the name yon Uw chrasm, and employing the remedies that I __________________ ■ around other hearts. She U- sooted wtHntd-pMtor hniuaaitv, She • readme Jiar perfoc1 7W ratal », wily whan aba Ma life hearts of 1 eight wHtf, to M»©lied;wfLR for Or Uro Imds'throttling in muson with her '' small wfodqwi,' * Kttte smwtAv 'do® wj •'JU. •omo regard for the name which your . each Ude. .ttofe Ot kiad partiality hangs on thr.e walls , end, are the letter boxes, conrinjeted'in' tho farm of ■ aftfi&ifcnf— around ma We may look forward'1 which ««n4i USB^htdA °uta' with confident hope to the renown you | r •» fcr.aanutlloM.. will Rather towter it. end the pro^my. . sitbSi £ UiAjj man, lives'wilh which there te reason to tout the future I mecj routes W mauw nip. U0> JMuto andin 'otferx. - She < • for support, ecioyi ■,aiJro ol the atian 1 rising « A. mountains of the inner 1 , land, winds down among tho hilto and . ' empties into the Frith of Clyde. Rom | WWW W, lor* m un jcSS 1 remote time it has been called Ayer j ’ from an old Ssotch word “Ayry,'' mean- i 1 ing an eagle's neat—tho river of tho । . eagle's nwt Near its mooth and ranDtSeted hero in-the rootre of N,V tinuous harbor, long stood a hamlet I England to what fearer spot eon yotfy*^* *** ft' Btove* which becauit a royal burg or town warned from the rivet, and now about ’ one-third u large as Lowell—the city • of Ayr, For uwre than a thousand | j years it has been noted in the history of' ’ of smoke from a Hataim vend ‘wutaJer at I Scotland. During the ware of Robert ■ rente, Boutwell, Hoar, am! what may I 1 the darierfty with which He-'ffitnutches Brute- it was one of his resorts, and was I yon not hope for ut usefulness in the ( mail matter into th» Mxar. to right, toft and in front■ txfra.' ■ !i- « ”'f f’J . L.u. I especially favored by him bacauao he , councils of the State and , was than* cured ut leprosy. Oliver1 Contrast our condition with that «f| ' VresentfrthrMdrttewrimda.tlajcQas. Crucuwell made it one of thn depots and tho European nstfons, altarnatolv torn tents of bar .No, I' «re' brought- ©u^ । headquarters of his army in las attack | and impavorished with wars, credit it aa upon Scotland, and one of bis old fotta ' , you map to the better odueat.ua of tho L | is now the Ciuulel of Ayr. CARRIAGE FACTORY DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES. Skl.4 w .MIX hrf*S.irSi CROCKERY mAmmu CARRIAGES and As anywhere in the State. | loiiit Kitoi ui Pita, ni n till nimi Sateita. C. F. DWIGHT at co Ruf aboro all its distuictiuus, Ayr was I। the example old mother Groton has act “’’PL*?! Andht th the birtli-plucvoi the poet Burna And i J°U’ ,£_£?rthy °f J'nZ to KJdZ»~ f.what a poet ! What a voice has he I follow. Build scirnds for your ehildraa Bren tovall the oiidvortnonls of home! ' a]td fed latent to te~h them, thru m»w has be hallowed the eoUage and ' teibesnee and integrity in prosperous I ' all it oovsn—weaus and wile, patches i, and happy homes will be your sure reand poverty, beans, bartoy, ala, hard- ji I ent use ror.trnti tn ship and ths poor man's tod. How he ' wraps with ten domras whatever he names, even his blank leagues of tore,-the stuhbfo fluid, ioe, snow, sloet, i and rain, brooks, birds, mice, thistles _ and heather. IL. Bonny Do-a. John.. . Anderson, my Jo John, Auld Lang Syne, and Highland Mary roll round tho world ia every singing symphony with what ia purest and beet in human na- BUGGIES B““ Remember the place—at the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, fool of Jefforeon Street north of the railroad. Raetmia. Mioh. a.tSTINUS iliRlMLTmL Wins hearts of youth and taridoxs, bring so- . & ____ _ __ lace to tha sorrowing, and couragu to . _ , _ the overburdened by their lot. TLs in- Counterfeit Monsy and Patent-right spiratiun haa e»t tho affection to music BwinOlet1 in strains that aie immortah - ■ ■ No other otn man ever made Langu-1 By 'he former, gudgeons and "dead agv classic, but, ho has rendered that , beats" are caught gewrelly. The coun­ lowland Scotch a Doric dialect of fame. , terfsit money swindto is tho old cheat The name of bit homo and his beloved . by means of circulars sent out from unrivwr Ayr was lifted on the wings of his I discoverable ••firms,'' rnrinlv ia New pal hoe. and naw the approaching travel- 1 York, promising falmloM arioeuti for er yearns to reach the spot his genius a mere trifto. This curse has just now has sanctified. burst out anew, and the mails are daily Along the borders of tho sea in a , stocked with omfidential communicaparallriogram and surrounding tho town tious to saints and sinners alike, in every a rountr of the same name Ayrshire, community. We have • had the usual VA^Lsa-------------------- ------------. - - ipod Juok to ba addressed as a poraoii ia | whom tho utmost confidence aiuld be p'-acod. and in every respect fitted to be । a profitable ud safe mauipaiatur in | ' ewindbng operations of this kind, bar­ ing actually l»en recommended u pos­ sessing these invaluabla virtues. Ou! of the thoutands who rverira thew lures, them are always aomo who are always blinded, and, for the mun-y vnntarad m hope of rexfiring Midden wealth, they get a moderate return in naste I inherited for yvur town with an j the way of aawdast old paper, dirt and extraordinary unanimity, andhavo here­ sharings by express, 0- <J. D. by conferred an honor ujxtn me, tho ptvper acknowledgement of which I do not feel fulty able to express. But I beg you to ba aesnred that it is apnroriatod, cad that it wifi ba gratafrily rvtetenbered with a livtag interest in your prwq>«Ly while Lfo remain* to mo, end. 1 trim, beyond thst by my children after ous and fitet oiarenty, tho uprightnosa of ^if»4r<«d-«ho wul oLc^rartsy. It takes two priritea to mafe.aocfoty; and every womfe -friuit, be trtfe to hersolf mnsafre -tbri-shaims wright re-rwonri. Ky, and reepanaihlanasaof -of her awn. m ______ ACKLEY h SLADE. Hastings, Doc, ia. 1870. SJlf eonunuanre of SEWDfG A New Poem. JACKSON WAGONS Glen A Hall Threshing Machines, Clover Bullers and Grain DriUe, and Gale's ' Patent Sulky Rake. -K this aassa Ims become noted among tba many that era worthier esnuad you, camo LDntil withia a fow MJUtriee all Iboririfasd natfonaof the gtebe wore posti-np 0* tfre Kastera continent. . Two or three huBdredjraara ago they loafed orar into thte: few and fearfully at firet The cJoch ia tho atosnto strikes torn I than more and. more but,always in their The night has grown coldsr and Bcsnry satltenaoatatiaiidte bagging the Atlantio is worse Ba! bo has boon eAffing far you ; Indeed ho >. wone,m* Myi he wUl die. Perhaps Itefosv taormng ekali fewa ; And this is tho meeeage she aant me to Mag: . j — MOKVMKNTB. HEAD BTOJCE8. . TABLETOPS. ' ' Asa wr- -«i—-r ■Meaat ssjf ROCKERY & GLASSWARE! To tsijfc.ia .tDOW neuBBS. 1 wars and over-rue thaw vast confin.-nu of the West Now they are scattered here aad, pnassw thsae raearerelew stretches of, mo-jutaiu. and valteya, lulls, dsba farosla and psrirfos with tho .quickly, co: hawill begone.b noandteoa ptapu ana. mountaia raagra 1 ■ fhiher, euate home with me of South A»«U. Foamar ganos^os bred in village* and. towns, thickly settied togatbar . where physicians ware near at hand. New, the p<vpto are widely saattsTad, in many eac­ tions of those many couatxiea £©r past numbers the tixuaiy Uraimsni of phyatesan* csrnnot be had ; over large tracts of counter good or mcnpeUmt physician* mnnot bo had at all. They which acts a part,W wttt k'to potoly that wboorer has eyorcaa soe through the miask to theft'sihcnculh and the heart under the fore- We should compliment ethrr br uirtingie oar tnralharac2- fevhrifesuuie whatwaor* !>Oureeafo£pyMrt.Mtbu>g»dra than.thekignity ; . and weight that a few parsons red oomj manding oelf-respe^ ami poise at char1.1 actor would give. We sliould hasten to r’ rid’pmnefraaOttbB-liUyiasfen of run1, | ring after ajid-MyDrar-iag people wo ! i „ “• �Troubled with Dweocrary but weaker. Minutes, ma.. - oras,n?L W* will gfv* th* oflesal Caavaae by Wwah^sbmw.ii.t.ly after the bomd t Ch. Gtsvnaaata aaert. Oty ateetfoc ■tan. am feral pag» THE ELECTIONS. WboiaJ.a Derby? and what ia th* grant Premium Land Sale? are ques­ tion. frequently aakod by all prudent |*r*oaa before purchasing a share ia tho Twa April number of DcaowneGs Yana Aaaatcs is foil of entertaining Mr. Iterby has b*n well aad favora­ ’ and vary iawtrartivv waiting for the bly known thn.ogbont th* country, for young, and certainly n’lwtt-r pro-ut th. last tventy-five ysara, as one of th* moat prominent pubbahara of th* coaa- SIIIET SSTT i LECTES MKt. Tr**mr<la*r-w K*t»salcod. MICHIGAN. Iterby 4 Miller, Derby, Orton * Co., Derby ■■■ Jackson, Ac , Ac.? The same Mr. 1 terby, after .etiring from the book publishing b.situte, accepted one o' i ha -rOet impartial and bcamrabte Gov* cm men t to two import*..t Consulate*-. TSE SUSI UMT IliECTHT. excellent lariety of hrtlihg nxft- • With jjen. tfto/a troop, enter Part, to-ra tevvral portraits \V* . ould iuatanc* "* largely for hi. derisfow against th* eowstituti-malily of the Railroad Aid law. Ha ia, bowxvwr, aiasted by a largo ma­ jority. Th* pawarao* tt Col Gvaat, on* Tks stave e.r/teifr» —Mita Xibten w) D*a.-jro*t, srilh pur trmte. Heary Iferfon and Uta. P. Needham, tiro lamina of the Day th* late Boy Buiodaa Edward tf. IX-ln- - 1'anomers Manti Jdauuixy. fur April, pre*ei.t* its usual brilliant display of nes spring fashions, and choice seloctiun of literary articles, so.** . very good an--. practical information on borne but slightly behind ia Ottawa, Mr. Farry'a own oonnty. Mr. Ferry and Mr. Footer both ran largely ahead of their ticket* m Grand Bapsd* aad Grand Ha- . 1871. 1871. Spring Examinations. Hagt**^ £en. MMtfw^^thot No Ag||fa*\y* o*triwfodw3MMA>a> other part ... th* litto ar* beey’°ang toAW MAS AW tiny ui sled at . , /. ‘ nt-untt-r Trrrcai»r — re-ioe Li- mamawe . ueatton. kerb ■ucceeam amber w Dajfemrsr’s Movratt *■■•-tns to ho unexc^»tiow.'.b!* Uvrry deportment that gem t> make up a hrot-clsM parlor ~.xgasne cuoq let., and th* premiums o£rrd to ea<du sub­ scriber at 33 are certainly . ortb t inch more than th* yearly suhecriptfoo.— Pub i-bod by W. JrssDw . Horry County- is- j At Ducmmt. citie*, the BapubSenoa generally held their own. white in That, Nile, and autno other potato they have don* hotter ate till* of a monthly mrganno devote 1 f ated,, , . to Carriage Hadding. v hie is publish 'ositum <wla-h they had captured the sd in New “ark by Valentine 4 C*. It " styloru-l printing, a- rail as in, practi­ cal character, is th* looet otegnM trade ............................ JF4k triei. Th* State ia very doae. Naw Havas, April 3.—Bataan* to tho frited— ahcar JawriTa ritatam by about 500 majanty, aad Kdlogg'a elec­ tion to Cowgreta by S majority th* a&to of th* &****« Fete thia after noon, from tho entire State, give Kaghah a plurality of 45 vote*. Should tho scattering vote exceed this number, th* 1 Concerning the abow w* have simply to say, that if the letter referred to was eect be wry loag. a* it will require years to ' to tho mail car at Mid-.ll»viU*, it went *»ttl- them on any basis which ran be oppeaitsou to th* daaigna of th* Demo­ to Detroit the same night, as on batur- •etebiiehed Aa it seem* probable that crat* aad the Biavabohfora of the South. day night th* mail runs directly through the Senate will ailjoora before th* last II* was on* of th* man who orgaaiasd of thia month, the I*ro*id*nt will proba- ' th* Bepuhbcan party at Jackson in this to that pine*. But it was not ia charge Uy call an extra seerion in order to I State—where that groat party war boro of tho writer aad he know* nothing of consider th* treaty before the next De-: ■ ■and Mr. Howard became its first can- - the facto- The bag containing th* De- i cvtnber, and thus enable the eettlrment didata fca Attorney General, upon tho, to be begun aa soon as pooribte. sama ttehat aa which Kinsley 8 Hing-, r-ferrno* is made, was vwtirrd by the Agynt on th* Valley Bond at Grand Blipids on Wedn*e>lay evening, haring VoSpSIoney NEW CARPET HOUSE FROM PARIS. It is not *o many month* since • name began to be whispered about ia Art and musical eirelea. which, although not un­ known to the public, and heretofon> ia Naw Havta, aad it ia not nnHkriy that enough have bran polled to defeat an election by tho people BOOTS AND SHOES «ahbU .a -a MtEodlty -with thro* uf. known men in a bouse of pnetatution at IzvnisviBe Monday wight i At Annapolis. Maryland, th* Bepub1 brans elected their Navor Monday by Mwwefci' yfawaa ’ MATTINGS, J. P. ROBERTS & CO. RUGS I A terriblu wind riaited Omaha on I Sundav, but there has levm nn rain for i root, the girl composer, the freak, young linger whose tongs Nilsson hat tun;,, whose vosu* Nilsson had praised, andI 1 prophesied a groat future ft* ? As to> who thia young artist is, it is raffictent to any, she ia th* daughter of tho wellalways road Egyptian Hieroglyphic* known publisher aad leader of fashion, made with a lead peaicil over print on Mr. and Mme. Domorcwi, and that her th* wrappara of a newspaper, new can they alw^rafii4 tune to As qs moro than' a doom peakagn* from an oflton that come* into the ear broken o[wn, yet lbs writer on Thursday the 23d nil, did tif uf tiatMa moat of them single papers hi- doe* not, property do up and direct the pap*r* sent from hia ofiicv thenwould be no failure ia the- roachini’ their dsstiaatfawi by first asail, but *v*u NOTTIKGHAM L4CE8, ccptaia of th* latter galloped up, wav­ ing his rap, intending to address the Cummmuata, when a Zouave with that I The nail manufitrtarea of th* United body shot to* dtad. A gaweral action State, bar. d.-tanmtwd to advance tbsir foltowwi, ia whfch the gwws. d*armes j price 25 oewto -pad -hsj& tw «i£tiou to that oidtawS awafeago. took nine priaonara, (ooe 70 year* <*«). who ware sbotatonra Th* gua* of fart Valerian alao swept th* road and th* communists lied. Twenty-five in-1 surgwnts were kilted aad nsaay wound- I *i 'Hi* engagemnt was over at one o'duok. Tho National Guards still hold Porta Maillot. Battalions of artfltery are hurrying up drum* are biataig and Five byMiaggiM tjtatowu cf Oeve‘111 iocwiltkiriaia^nxM etev) I’RESCRIHHONS AND FAMILY 11" t nnrEIPTR ■ II Mr. Brown (Democrat) reoriviag the ■Isriisn evtaMs. Cremer (ffipwfchnaa) by sumll ■ qjnrity. Th* State and Oeutey tteket kata Bepobfcmi ra^cri- government troop* and th* Couunnniate. About 2,000 National Guards marched un Coarlevuio aad war* met by the Gen gers equivalent to two hnndred and tea fan for**, rar. fan*., right ran oowa aad y»ang cattle, ftve care teouseiteU*»da,a>d right aura wagwas and �htainuu, March S5, 1871. Wheat U hxikfag fine through this emten with the excwjAian of a spot here and foers rffroted by ths iee and now, Potato bugs are found in tho ground some ten iaelus* below the surface alive end kicking. Dr. Beekett is finishing uff a store to be creopied by Mr. Brock, the gantle man who was burned out k»! winter Mr. B will open in a few daya. It may not be known to your citiwus that this part of the «tate abounde in lakes af various siam, eoma of them MICHIGAN C1NTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division They also Plane, Plane and Mitch, and aork your lumber into any ihape you doaire. the acme day you briny it Knlamaxoo Flow* aid CaaUugs etopee Over-land and traffic choose thio for »ale by E. P- Burrell * Q>-, al John rebalde route more and more. Ite next terminu. ia Lincoln, tho Capital of Nebraska, fifty-fire miles want of tho Misooun at Plattsmouth Thbia tho only direct avenue to the South E. P. Dcsaxtx A Co have plows in Pinite country, where tho sale* of rail­ endless variety. Call and see them. road ’ami last season, rose to half a milOffice at John Weiaeart's state Fus Cn-uas, llxnvrup*, etn, etc., call atADen'a Ha is agent for F A. FuD- and fish of all kinds are abundant. Just now in our village may be eeen new epear potoe being made. Boats, jack light* and all the requisites for fishing by night end day, ami we are treated now and then with a mem of the finny tribe. Gentleman at Hastings aad eke where who an fowl of fishing can Sod rare sjiort at Gun Lake, South Pina Lake and al many other places hereabouts. Boats ran bo had, end in a few days, if tho weather continues ( warm, fish will bite freely at the hook, it io a little too early for angling, but !• is fine spearing now. A. £ K. I*SM0SAt.--We were pleased to re­ ceive a call, during the past work, from J*r. Ayer’s traroller, who wee In our i town devoting his time and attention to the prvpanttioue of the great medicine man. This call has Income a pleasant J. Boeemer, n. annua) to us from tho able and rvlia'.le . 8. R Crandall, * buaineee character of tho acrotupUahod ( Youngs, r. THE 1MT Furniture in ths eity fa at Allene. Good, -vliublc, and warranted. 48tf Pomolugical Fair, to bo held next Fall. Premium, paid ia cash aa wxra aa the roj-ort ia rocclved. Fur tlrn'brat peach •ircbard, not torn than throe bund rod trees, sheeted from the following vane- , ttae: Early and Late Crawfords, Hale, Early, Stump the World and Smock! Free, *15,00 fi r tho first, *10,00 for the second and *6,00 for ths third. For ths brat cherry urcha rd not lora than M trees, selected from the fallowing »m: Early Richmond, Brils Magnifiqua, Governor Wood, May Duka. Napoleon a> ■ - ■ W-I1— o----■ '___ a w- S ■ .. I Early Black, |16,00 for the flrat, *1 V.00 : for the second, and 15,00 for the th ML Premiums cxi apple orchard. • For the best Wagoner arshanl, set from trees, two years old from the aurawy, not less than 100 trasa. first *16,00, second *10,00, and third *5,00. Fur tbs beet Goldeu Basset orchard, set from trees twoj Tears c*d frtan the ntnsary, LOH'ER TH.LY HOWARD SANITARY AID tarn tea 100 trees, £r.t *lu,0O, [srao^ *10,U0, and thud *5,00. For the boot Baldwin orchard, Set from tree* two years aid from the tjumary. not fora than 100 trvos. fo^*l5,00, second *10,00, and third Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. Ouebuudrcd dollars sweepstake pre­ mium, *50,00 for tlio second and *26 for the third,—for the beat orchard, to 1 contain not tore than 600 apple trees, two years old from the nuraery, of the following varieties: Wagofra. GoUea Russet, and Baldwin; not les* than 400 :higan Central R. R. GEORGE PRESTON RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. wrU-eetahlahcd and popular J. < . Ayer cenafcjvaiiscT. A Co., Uwell, Mass, whose tpedldurt J4nl>, Clarke, B. have become a household necessity, nod Willses Udell, Dwon the confidence and prniao of alL— C. Bauer, r. Our own nojuaintano with them has , naoui ssrscruas, will nxnuwoce at the I'roebytorian extended over a eerie* of years, and wo 1 j p VaaYetaar, a. church, tastings, on Monday evening, have invariably found them, their tear- Guo. W. Blade, a. April 10, *871. The easaioM will cun i eltan end their medicines worthy of the T. D.Marih, ». .ul of the following ciaa»ei: commendation they everywhere —Jackson (Tenn.) Trilww W. H. Jewell, a. r. n, in ihicli the .-tameatary princiH. W. Rolfe, b। Jos of Jlarir will bo thoroughly taught; F. D. Aeklsy, adapted hi children, aad i’ll who Awin' I U> learn die irt o' n ading music. . Vitae culturu clans, at 0 1-4 o'clock r. I lion ia to bo organised on Munday Bost, M, in which breathing, enunciation, lad £ continue until Friday the 21st, pronunaatian, vocalising. *•!□ singing, when uu thM date in the evening, a grand concert will take jjaes. The aoi. Alderman, two years— ' bo hoard individually aad collectively, aiona will consist of three dance adapted Winckelaun, Dew I and error* kindly pointed orL Wooley, Rep to tho instrucu.m of all who may wish Majority, Cliorus data, at 7 '-2 o'clock r. u., to study tho various t ranches of music. Her Teeter k • •« i-atk*.’ ui a11uK«i. ra<1 i 'rwtreglUfteW won . far instructi-m ia church music am! practics of glees and chorus music, inter­ spersed with quartettes, etc. Thee-' danse* wiP meet daily for a tarm ten kasons doetng with a grand conceit Friday ove .IRg, April 21. Terns -IVketv to any one data, At. to give us— ia connection with Prof. Straub, wK> has hail much excellent sums, in this tetbo>l of teaching masic—their -arnost and hoaaty .ujipirt Mrs. -L M. Nevins Mra I. Wirirt■ ran, M.ra E. W. Hariuw, Mira Fife Holbrook, MU. Rosa Goodywar, Mm. Sarah Dnuning, Mie* lloxy Duller. Misa Hattfo Itad.i-lder, Miso Brooks, Solicitiag ‘ onuuiura. Peninsular Railway. ^a»r MaaSu I'm. a Trslat -nil rai Ticket* to any on* class only *1,00. We Birdsall, Rep. are piece >1 to anuounso thia CO*vention MeJSlw.m, Deni and hope it may bo will attend'd from Majority. tho people of our city and e runty. Lo t thia bo a grand gathering of tdl lovers Constable—Swsrtboat, Hep Jordan, I>rm Majority, ' Tur saw Oa Wednesday evening the Village Board nut. A quo­ rum present, Mr. D. 1L Cook in tlw Keafield, Dem ehair, aad turned the dutiei of the । Osborn, Rep several vfficae ever to the new City IMeriiy, Conned which rfere present, consisting I Alderman, one year— of a dan body of dignified Aldermen Williams, Rep. with the Mayor and Rm-urdor at the | Campbell, Dem. bead. Wo predict wise legielaiiou at Majority, the hanils oi thcsF gentlemou fur our CouataUe— Rum, dem. Qicsctu— Killgorv of Crawfordsville, IruL, ha. re- . cantly graduated from the Law Depart - ' Alderman, two yean— Bartow, dem., ment ot tho University, and among a I Ws .top the jireas to announce larg-' number of other graduate, admit- ! Iteakc, rep. that Thomas W. Bartram, Republican, ed to practice in our State court.. Majority, is elected over (Me, (Dem.) in Assyria. Take this in coaneetion with Mr». This makes tho board a tie. Heym, dem Mary Willeoa’. voting in Battle Creek. . Kelley, rep. on Monday last, end we should judge | WxsTwsa—DelightfidMajority, that tho "woman queetion" will »x>a | gain a good strong hold in our country. Constable—Stebbins, dean. flews. CITY PAINT SHOP! Tux cxaminttlous if Uschers for Hastings and virinity oecurre-l in this city at tho Union School building by Bvpt Palmer, on Tuesday and Wadnm. day. A large number of young ladies and nilseee vere in attendance, and we foam many acquitted tbeaurlrvu with PAINTERS daj, when il was aaowtaiued (hat our city “father*" had fail'd to provide for I the election of the nnuiiry number of tainod that V.Hlard "S'* Hayee does not live in Heatings, although Willard Hayes has al wa vs Bred her*. Sxx th* ■ulrertisemnut of Youngs A । Toot Thres Ladies *10 hare a grand opening of Millinery good. ete., ia 1 Washington Block, over Alles'* store, Thursday, Ajxil 13th. Call and see City Dining Rooms •I’Bog." Ctrs has ]dnced in our Poet Office, i very fine frame filled with Buainoae Cards, placed around e litho graph af our citv. They arc drawed I witL a pen. He i* also getting up one The <44 I*. 0. building U being fitted up for Mr. Minkler's Photograph Galle­ ry, and also an office for Dr s. B. J. * E. ?. Brown- A very handy location / GotteAMtJk* OH QIC £ OROq' I'hysfciana rreommcmd Bala's P roaxL Euxia fiir diaeoeee of the Thr aad Lung*. San circular. Ackley A Slade. Agents. School books, Sjewkera,a»l a fall sertmaut of Stationary a: Detroit & Milwaukee R R 4316 Eastman, dem. certainly, from what we can leers, rea­ Altoft, rep. son for its eurveaa. They aim to put Majority, every pupal through thorough training in every branch *f tho institution. No Aiderman, one year— College has more cordial aad reliable Hsnmr last was "all Fool's day " testimonial. from fonder student, aad parnce employing them than the Grand Our Devil eays Monday was too. Rapids BMiaeesOoUy. Wr are enjoying beautiful aroonbglit Mnsss. Bxiatrr Al.nusr, are coni.mplating aeon to remove their Muck of i clothing etc., to I anting. We rsgvsrM' lone good bnetneee men like those from Hastings Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote his time to dosing up our books. A fifteen years buuness imperitively requires this step' and ve expect our customers fIU at once examine their accounts, and settle the same by Cask or Kots. Ever tltankful for the large Patronage ve have received from thin community, we shall uow oflier onr Goods at greatly REDUCED PRICES to Caah nod Prompt Paying Coatomera. The Democracy went jubilapt ever their auoraaa st the election in this city on Monday, so much so, that a small pile of dry goods boxes were consumed Hwtingu Try 0. A P's 76 cent Tea. Guar A 1‘uiu.irs sell cheapest teas The crowd oaltod out ffio Mayor sleet Mr. Goodyear made a few ramate, vary appropriate aad to (ha point, ihaakiug tho people of our city in giving him the cover noun. The business of the office lain charge of Gee. 0. Worth, Esq, j who will cited to thing* until the Judge recover* from hie rickn,^. and all pereons haring any burinoo. with the Judge Episcopal society are soliciting aid to puttees a new bell for Emanuel Church. I We hope they may sucejed in i their undertaking, for what ia move cta- rating to the pure Spirit of a town, than to hear the pealing of the Church boll ^Ha. <-H. niexa, has bought the 1»trawtef Mr. Fata, in their grocery bari­ ums, and will hcraaftur run th. erinbIfohmont atam. Mr. Fata, ecoopto a mtaatfoa to travel for a Heirtet BLmeo. BARLOW & GOODYEAR �See What W Will Do! IfftGlUHBTjt.VD B&7.^| SZURA® KELUKO EAPIDL Y. •Pf A0’ lAHGr ovgki i. uk, •« feae aar ifS. it fwr.lt lb iwahaawSJ; * SAND PAGES! .in rml.a r-.au amll. «rvbn/ pertnl b labaamerfVbe fobwlag ■ ,'WPJI WUIfci OF AST. a tlekM tbroaxh .Mak 4 FUKTlil WILL BI WQ.Xgrt>OMlOXK\ uieftaJeatestr""' Am> Tie fcflc tttKffijtrs! jeaaael Mack o« bewa. 11 L'anulu M Mtaae, | 9aa.-xrwr-*hwa?prf.! Early, Stump th. World and Smock F~. HS.0O fc, U. S„t fc !ta lrai„du>tl,n,1j| fya ,h/ b- tor II-e pl. <51 ia. by <LVE (X)I.OJtED Bn FAHHION8! WM»«D IUNDREI) ST»VWOODdyrai PA0^ fclhe 11AMIACS af POCAHOSTAH." Or badry pl»U payer »>« batea. "T MORTGAGE SALE. MAMMOTH COLORED FASDlOJt PUftK •’ I, : SHARPS' COUGH! COUGH! COUGH BEMEMBEH! M>I*| ,-Aaeb 4WX ..e^ AUMX aad thud U,00. For the beet Baldwin CUARI.KH.J. PETERSON ___ letlHotmit ft., HUhafeiyhXpj. och-wa.1 aaattar <W> aObe aaetll raw, til rfaaMha lomr-abueOBibam bar i -«<■ (Mett ami I), m ^T^‘Sa.“dX!ir2i,-= fint 115,00, eeeond |10,0G, and third w». 1 ""W^. CAUTION, P.*Jih.u‘b.’’7ibCi Ux ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN UTERAH-RE. New Volume !x*gina January, 1871. NOW l« Til in AWE To .VlMiniBt A MAN GF A THOUSAND A Coeannaprtvc Cured. TEHTIMONI AI-, ERIE asKS-as, .1. C-. nx illiv. .Vawyrr «/ Aa ftW JVrwua smuunss OF TOZlZLEcnc .WAY, 1,100 miles under bCOaulee without One ManagemoeL Change of oomhek BO)AU OAfOP-lfOCJrtJt r/UCX MOVn THEA-NECTAlf NEW YORK BOSTON, AijaAakB”, PHOBATK'oRlIEn. ‘mpj.oten.aw oajj* a»«aj«ij w iiuum* |[‘» iMaaw w iw ~uw arcwaHrz K UaUda II..-,... n u «r*m<. uh imJH kjto. : WONDERS OF THE WO?UP." it ia largely it thtlumd* if th* mdl ignorant wvmm in the workl A few North Missouri Lands the pnhtule of the rneo should be their*. Why, ah why, must thia aeicnoe, ao ’ vital with internet aad value, longer Imrniah f Mint women have the elective franchiae before they Uarn to took ? | Must they tir»x learn locum our ilia, before learning bow u> prevent them 1 Moat tho title of M. D. be ao iamranrablv and falsely pre*tor than that of Hannibal and St Um L*|Ii'- qaana>l.'«a aad i Ennoaut 1»q ittxcm. NEWS UuAamioa l»r tV-I|ra».L>.n ’ wUhraleU ...m.r rJ&e.irasar REDUCTI01T OF PRICES । mi Mil. )&>iui-:< Mgn. Aajr.nl' i 110X11. Bbeiebgbe. fllfeab. G13U1L LttlXlTCcX. l'»4rr u» bad are ..brand ad H 1 a*irh Ml GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS Joseph I-1. COMPANT. IRY OF THE UN EUROPE BAY STATE SUSPENDED. | Saallab aad G CAUTIoit it/as SiKS, TiK," s*j si LEaKSssgjjrsx.* An OFFICIAL LIST of all the p*>nt. leaned u puUieW Weekly. TU J .art, uiMwn af Lte .l.riM. :^h5 o*/»/.r.«r sour rjoKa. S?SESL__.™,.„_ .1870 ; FOR »S ■ PER LINE, i Ve wilt bam aa aSvawlaaenai ONE MONTH KeMr Mewapepero, u/.r l» E^.u. a.,!., u.„ 1Mtu„wf sx£kl“«h. aitrfo JURUBEBA . Ite .illif, JC..urn7 . . .j: . UKSS^RCWit. Ibbd Murfea*. *. |L bn/’*****’*'”' LU^gSSJUhil-., sweswwwSaS'-X- Be baa ayael awah «mm riyaeiMlhic aad ■> VfiSa DOTF8 MWIACBWE, MTttTMCClflMPtOT-EV-AMD YhB xB« ^Vniversal lathes Wringer Dr"™ litract if Jmkta American IhibHahiM (X, RUTLAND, VT RE MYnGTONB HEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AMD ALMANAC, TOBE/MftaUf AAlTTUBl 1T.WI F*noi � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-04-13.pdf 7f9fee38e317a011b6c5c28a3a6deb82 PDF Text Text ttnsi HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1871. VOL XV. WetWil anil Ityity Cfih ba«Dy —unhappily — injuriouaiy —anki*Hy Erfl .peak,eg ba dritoe. to be "ttahdor, difexfca. eeltunny, canaoriowaoss, 4c. Thia will giro an idea of the word, in a taarc attended senes. “Erfl •peakfeg'* b taking up and oom- HARNESS SHOP, they, woulddrop at once below low wa­ termark, others without a dollar stand heed and shoulders above them. Hepstation is only another asms far public pinion. Public opinionb tho mighteit power outride of Almighty emrgy, it lay* it* unterrified band on the brow of kings, aad huri* thrir crowns to the dust, and themsnlvM to obscurity; it uphswvws the bosom of humanly and revoiutlons blow, it changes the face of so­ ciety and determines the destiny of ampirns, those persons are rare, indeed,who cannot bo tudf « wreck by its potent mfloeacs. I once hoard of a man who । “dared to ftand alone and singly good adverse agunst a world," but I hare dufatdeds thereiae aUsr dr fmu al! around It China has got a railroad. Bow is that for the beeOeua? ,J Flies will soon be as tbiek aad annormg as tax collector*. , George fined baa not yat run out, but will start a new daily. If a ton of ooak. oo*ts three dollar*, what wiH half a ton wm to? Ashen A young man's affectioas may cot bo ■etebng. but are sure to be sneptarw.1. combined with a Cnn conviction that wore engaged In dissecting the mates good win be ths result, can alone justi­ chararter without mercy, not knowing fy th* expression cron of fasti. Far he stood near the gangway hearing what exampte, suppose you Kara discovered. was said, he listened awhile, and th.u stamping his foot ou the dock, exclaimed ■ toag, if you blase that abroad, will it make the man any better ? will it doatroy the intoence of the action ? will it be a public benefit ? will It giro the man CARRIAGE FACTORY DRY GOODS. HATS, CAI DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, mast ba the deep, dark, tragic and datnriag character of that person who, without (topping to know whether re­ porta are true or false, cat-bei up with eager delight, and retails with apparent GROCERIES, CROCKERY CARRIAGES BUGGIES Kiaiiie nr nodi ni Price, ai n til nrot The best Iron, The best Timber, The beet Work •i-VtS&.TK’i'IK'S UlSfflS IMLTDUL wins Grain Elevator, JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hell Threshing Machines, Clover Hullrrs nncl Groin Drills, and Gale's Patcnt-Sulky Rake. ’ gTKWART fit STEIMHOFF. Seva aM Itttaiial Deitixtt. eyes ? or wiH it brighten yonr orr. self­ esteem ? AH these questions you must answer in the aArmoMvu before you are warranted even, in speaking the truth in such roses. But usually, defamatory truth brings down the felt, If not ex­ pressed contempt of all ecmriblo per** us, every just, public sentiment condom-* any word or dnwl that will injure (noth| with, and than with propriety hold a general jubilee ovar the event, in a word, I I they are a walking, talking psstilraee, - with a soul (if It can be toearored] no longer than a nits eye-ball, or tbs little end of nothing whittled up small, be hod a good bed, but slept on the flour for fear of wearing out the bed, he bad seem overdrawn. let mo introduce you i good shoes but went barefooted, he to the uaomag aontintent of scripture. bought an provinces, but went to the Romans 3, 1», 14. and 16. ‘'Their neighbors when they were cooking end throat is an open aopulehre -. with their bottled up steam to hrs on, bo finally be­ came eo poor and thin, that when he u oadwLUr lift; whore one btaunaas is a principle slement of the turned sideways you could not see him; mouth ia full of earring end bittenuua ; nether regions, and is brought from when death approached, be gaud st destruction and misery are in their' thence by the infernal imps Lhcnisalrts, him a while in mute astonishment and ways" also James 3, 4, to «, inclurive, it is deep, dark hypoenry, against this pasaed by in disgust So, let every lov­ •Behold also the ships, which though er of virtue and truth do; pass by these by an unerring almighty hand, the re- •tenderers in disgust. 1 doemer says : "Ye hypocrites, yo pee To you who have boon affected by ration* of riper*, whited sepulchres. those things, let me say five it down, which do indeed appear beautiful with­ lire ia that way and manner, to give by out, but uithin lull of rottenness, cor­ your actions the Be to felse reports. ruption and dead men's bonoe” finch Commence to establish precedent* by kindleth 1 and the tongue U a fire, a which your future character will be w*rld of iniquity, so is the tongue among | our mombera that it defiletb the wool. i >«en more clearly by its efforts. Mm judged to bo right If you hare fallen frequeatly etart fair m business, inrest-, lag all their limited earning! of yean I of hard labor in p*ihaja a email groce­ ry or dry goods *toro in the mid*t of largo oesupetitiou, and by uwoetiod of- too and tomperanca, caa go into a saloon any time without injury ; no one soquaintvd with him would suppose he went there to drink, but if a man of in- once and irrosivtablo that be wont there to gratify hi* appetite. Bo live that no sensible parson will believe aril of you though such should be ths report Step at once upon the platform of virtue hold your head up and psactico the right hereafter; if you uro children under the couses due, it takes all he has to pay it, parental root, give constant respoet and and ultimately he is cronpellsd to sail out to Li* nrighbor lur Ism than coat, scorn to stoop so low. 2d, such persons and retirea a ruinad disbaartaced man. Lave a great deal of time to spare, they are idler i, and yet, they are busy bodies; U is an oU saying, an “idle mates brain. ing a lady of influence, and haring a tongue elastic and unruly, she has set the whole fraternity of aristocratic soup bubbles agaiaat him, and luraed a tasge part ofhis cuataaMn ia another direction. That’s the smssA of bio blasted hopes. igwraat of the current evonta and litera- These tongues have a great deal more rare if you frequent three places, afitood tare of ths day, all thay sea do i* to to do with the saceaM of the variota dirine aorrico rogstariy «d bsharo itch late the character of their neigh- branches of industry than wo are al­ proteeHy, take an interest in thaflsV bath Behool, don't b. afraid to work at home or abroad, hdd your hued up and "fight it out co that Has.'' Thi* course uf aetiec will aocm gtes you aalf rvapeet, Iborsspeot of others and the approval ofQnd. Dot if you sUei taka this advice, why, don't complain if you are a lubjoetof gossip and ridicule. As to these via tire of caimany, my advice to all iv, until they shall abandon their rietou. habits, 1 throb they .bested in general be Apostle-. “if any tuna obey not ou- word by thia epistle, note that man and hare no company with him that ho may U the city Nearly *e �Sr. lawn, April 7, 1! It san't owry man or nactidl that ran mak» the blunder. aa w character in priaripls. A gorernriont of law can only eriil whore too majority at too rik'moi ________________ ___ WASHINGTON BLOCK, pie. ofMutie will be thoroughly fl adapted to cbUdrnu, and ell whj| to Uora tho art uf a.diug music. ___ u p StttiFB! afatepf.patyic-saatuMBtobtofate^hiw is t:iif.-U and aatooriipia unknown. What •aggparik a£ jtotire to toe eiiteaa who caucus" ntaws gar, ^J*is a pop­ mwm ante reia sttodf . Oto Hahins an-I ulation of cror 312,000. If 1 was wri­ ApWrare. the utoolh trade, the speed far hivtnu-iion ia church muiie and pracpoboii aftoeni haws no tenure far him ; ting for a lea. iatolligoat propio than and comfort, tho polite attention, furtiro at glee, and chorus. music, iutorMichigan, fidka I should ay niabed by th. Michigan Central Rail­ apcrawl with quartettes, etc. Three classes will mart daily ter a road, under tho management of Iff. tunu.” and you would hare it ri^it, and Burgcnt, would bare to travel a long ■o thia - hlsndoc"^prro«M aa opaiortun­ ity > rials a... Uulo fare »tob, throw. prevent. our pubUahing the ■Aai’hvase until next woek, but we append tho ottrfal majorities vie : Tar Representative in Cougr<»., ' PRINTING Mr. Porter'. majority probably reprcata jut about the eetwal party ma“ * the vote was cast, and •how. a gain of 174 «m the majority given to Hon. T. W. Ferry ia Novetn-j bar Inal, which tea. the largest given far any candidate, .xoept remu county 1 Wm»/Advertisement! T9FIC8 A TWT, TIE IRANI ABUT IIIECT BIT. NEW CARPET HOUSE Job Printing The rsry BEST PLACK to buy SJiSTL1 CARPETS, \ OIL CLOTHS, * hue; Tiutrefena, 1 aaauot agreu with thou who advocate thia tol-aji>uo~po!icr; for this policy will allow aaattem tu grow from bad to woroe, unti I society get. to From the E*jU we learn that B. Hoyt, has a majority in Kent of 115 in a total vote of 8411, while (bo reel Re­ publican majority in that county probebly rxoved. that of Barry, and yet, :n a vote of 3068 we give Mr. Hoyt 83-t, which was practically the entire Repab Scan rote of the county. So Ur a. the ' Ia view of thia rrenli wo suggest to th. Republican. of Kaat, that if at any fanomihofMwrotlrareiaaki^t office to Meet far throe rouniiro, that their ed tn a Republican Convention, even if you do repudiate him, ai you practical-1 mdr-govsrnuum!, by first ••curing par? am al liberty. There is nothing in th. riK.lleK.tqrr bill which h dangerou i to I any on. not a Ku-Klut or engaged iu I riotona proevodiug. The law which ■ only rertmin. people from committing til pay tho speaker back in hi. owp coin. “Prooidental B.pirt lions, trickMucu nod unfalrnroa, and bad ruling,were , paMtol by lightly ; but th. charge1 against the apoakorct favoring railway grant* atlh* last .railat, enured him to law hi. temper, botnuM it contained a largvr medium of truth than tho otAera. NOTTINGHAM 'big ait. ! oloctiun and the pending Cuunociieat ciiuvau, aa wrilas the genera! Bujjancr diaaabafoctioa thia disgraceful exkibi| tion was exceedingly uafusrtunate. THLM CM protestion of the live, and property oL Northern mon, and if tho Republican I party cannot agree upon thia suLjcrt, it. ; mission ia over. We all knew that up­ mock teagvdies, bat only (be recital of on tho tariff and finascird question tho tv what a tragedy a life of ria ia. and thouThe High Oumnilesion may w^t be aaads jacked the l-.omc to brotr of a called a cotuuiiuuin uf jcint*, frets th* shown them tEuy aa. and invited Ihrir number of dinner, which they are callfriends to tome, and they did come and *1 upon to conMiinc. I am afraid that p-r.: th* true priaeiphw of gniern- I K> Rev. John Monteith, who used to they hare nut coruo to leave us' Jny meat, and .how that in proportion ns । preach at Jackson, Michigan, has Mra money few tho Alabama depredutfapi; thay .ndangar the rights and l.bertfa. of preselling haro—haa built up two 1 am airaid that ths ananuferturcd *p>fcabers, in the •ame proportion are their churches, but i. wow oblig'd, a. .went , of ill-hoalth, to retire and so has boeghl I al Independence. Philxdeltdiin waa to i New York as three to two tn 1790 and had a population of 7®,t#T to our 60,­ : 489 in URO. . Tho Naw York Canale— Proplr Fleeing From th. City to K. 1 '7 . * * b*” ‘ couatrociod tn cujj.haUc dufiaxm. of tec cape Coauriptioa. Iof ,TOn 10 «n« ”»"■ BL Ixrais, lI’YeoTnuli- axioritnforvwaid—bavo made | •» good as year Lake Superior Iron, but of dial I esanot now speak. We liked this Michigan preacher anil worker ’.o well that we have erettoyoui State for another to take his place and' wo thiuk ho will come. Would tell you who It is but the fart is ths Ihstrrx has a large circulation and vs do not want all Mich­ igan to know that B. took is after her smartert ndnisters ' until b. docidm to coins. If ho eony. and does as well as his prcdereswir, wv shall .ay something •bout the 1 moral influ»nre’'-pf Michi­ gan iuui hew far cad wide it reaches -boats haa bean Speaking of “moral influence’' did U«w to aid Um —— _.------- Ito bate favor you wo this of the rrotortfian of NapnlMn. ’• iisfe'snflk' mranr^xnmB. A derisive struggle is axpMitd al lb. mtfsaaf the ait*. It io reported-- fltet Owiyw- - ’ ‘ , // >!.(<** briMer. «b« l,*< ■M in rill nwrlfif, to o. ■M. * { - fXZTsS I _ . "«t - . -■ The Senate having rorolvod in mu- ( cue not to adjourn until some tncana. went adapted fur tho protecti, n of Suufliero Immhrta and Northern men, the .peaker, rowilutiou which ]kuu-x1 tf.o □oum will bo practically of no craront Them i. no doubt but that the I*r^rident ia fully convinced that it would bo very uofertenato to adjourn without ***** “• •* A- L. rauass, M*rt<s<ro. I LT/cT.'r r I '■ VftiiWMrwrri, “ «"■*" the coentra wiff be retiriM with «ni .. iu._____ , thing loss' than complete damages. And wel^OJMEfTTHfr any weakness shown m thcae nefpitia ^Vi'EMJOK Tu ALL OTUKts.^ SfeVO Your MoilO^ — _ 1 GOBDOM J. * P. COATS fij/avsISE hib-i-O I>ye I Stuffs, No meSiwes far th. aaroomont and •nd cottectfaa of tho ineume tar hnr. yvtbroa takae, although them u no reason to n^pow that tho iucomo tax ^.Wrd&*w iiooMinmrttu''MMErr. RXITEBY!" IRMEIY ABB rrQnr;‘ LHEan Gilbert Browne, Him & " Miirtoa, Alexander : ..QOSTHi fet'J. P. ROBERTS & CO., SIX-CORD IN ALL HUMIESS, ■riimat.d uM' being fa .iU party. Th. Diairirt Govs----------- --- ----- -„ oflto. of ths Board of PnUio WoA. is IJV1 TUB BEST STYLE i m14 nn.lc.j. .U..14 »,J f" " Ij»BnT'trrTToV. win.4 pl.yW dt ths Natfoail Th.Ur. far two right, to lam and appreciative audi­ ences , Although they play in the Qcrmaa Innguagc.s large number of Arncncan. attend, tor tho roil arti«t sp^k s a uuiv.roal , language. Thu German uoo ror ujit i language in th>« city has. a, tag, num­ ber of 'rbqlarn, particufariy auxmg th. ludu.4 tn this etty. The time ■ ap- (asrtbor of nnd Jim Hudre,) Mn A. D.Rfatertoan.Jtrafar&wri Br6wW#, €bl. Knox, Prof. Kmoaxin, QwTgo Warren, Bupliie Worthington, LACES, IHI Creek, NUea, Pontiac, Hastings and — wvll a hundred other equally beautiful and thriving cities. Z St. Lotti, haa drawn on Michigan, too, fur bu.in.-o. mem, merchant, htwyorc, .M ticket la November, there waa 3430 veto, polled in the county, and on the third tho vote polled waa 4007. Show­ ing an incroaeed vote of 877, nad of the Republican majority of 174. Thia wiU do for th. Spring Electian, and show. -------------------------- WtaMT”’ Si The city and tim State weeds W,J«rgv bio the nuyonty tn- lf-drfer.ro will ro- influx of just such men and woman aa eoguixo' axwty. Granted. But if wo u«xl to mao: with in Michigan, men cicty, having Hart felloe into utter dis- and women who helped to build sueh IrU. The average Prohibition vote in tl.o roanty was about GO, and they all coal their retro for James Wilier, far Circuit Judge, which account* far the rosining failure of Mr. Hoyt, to norive the full vote of tho Republican* of tho Itftlk • te itw-lf sa largu p-ntunhor,.. ami, (hev wijl wr. r«ry truly too, that throv must Tit. dem! dolln.ta in ]>olitical affair. to wmething m tfa Louis worth seeing■ and haring and knowing and doing- Itt was brokra into by a galo in the Ho^m is true, snd we dnswa. iarpdy up-. of Repnpinfafl.tej tbs' brtl <J th4 debate which tho telegraph haa already flasks tMT.too tocntry IwiRmxrawhy Itsre huncrod tLa dr*#, They *re, paar. 'bet a drwcripBori of th. .ecu. may here in our tchuoU, in cur byrwg, in ourr nut bo oat of Jilare, whtoi the Hutts, mat Well meaning msn. rooing them- charitable nteocsatium. in all th.sphere,, and Ruder, cauatfe totter stared the artvca ora iron tod by tlua slmurttial irnte of womanly activity qnd chri»tian effort,, tnotubure in face, there was a garomll of affaire, warn as not to resort to ax- and there is room for mor. ift. ths cityr "bna" of .arneit oourersaliun. Kelly and ia th# country i from what wo bwrft seen wc liko tho .tocx, sal ws aatend herv and now anjinrqaiioa to all who> an immediate adjouramirat, k> that ac­ I wek a mildnc climate, wte arok nmnno-- tion on tho tariff may bo postponed. ration fur labor, who seek plsco. to .. During toe remark, of ^waiter I (here ws. conriderablu exeitc- 1 build up ths batter alamsnts gt chri.-- Blain* tbs , llailaw are.Mating au tha: majority. Halid of ths (laws, and particularly ‘ those enacted by Guagras. nod Organ. iwd icuistnuco Ute Ukuu powmarion of . thspublia wind., Citiam.ro no toeg•r .ofo.aiuljaw* aru nut a-J fare.J. Tho ' qunateuu ia wha*. are w.t> Asin<3k urn- r tltli >>0—figure are ahroy. dry, bal lot it go, again that on toa troonl that the Population of Bi- Louie ia Bl 2,000. Your propio tbiak morn of ue when MP For Aaredato Justice of the Supreme Court, Jam- V. Campho!!, KA Tor Rogimte of the Unlrrrdty, Claudio* B. Grant, 882 Charts. Ryud, 885 For Circuit Judge Sercutereto Circuit, Bira.yHoyt, Fur County Buperi ly did thio thn-x THURSDAY, APRIL 13. iitii HU WBder D Your. IPENING �— Local ta’jiejj JUtiesj. amturcfRTRAL r. r. ” Grant River Valley Division DRY eity. We are growing every dug is population, wealth aad ent»wprwu— Wish a little more B„ ahead m the way of Roose Manufacture*, a iittto «ra, (yee, a grant deal mon) of the develop­ ment of our splendid water power which is swiftly running awqy out to Lake Michigan, and we can then add thous­ ands to our resources which could not be obtained is no other fray. Ws could make money, get more money and heap it all ter our own see and irapruvemrnS. ; Home menqfcqtyawilfo d. I and work your lumber into any shape Did you ever taka a etroll around our I you deeiru. the same day you bring it little dty? If you did sol it will more A QMdthiagta Hastings I Mu Gun. Claw hre re-opened the Lhaa pay you. Over the hills ou the uld gallery occupied by Mrs. fltows 11 be­ north, down to Kiver-eide remetry The fore tte lire, on Joffero«JiL ncarlv op- school ground and park >laoe,Fall crook preitethe Poet Office, and announces and its surroundings ou the south, and many other places where the natural all its bruehee enables him to make a twenties of Hastings oaa be neon, arc promise of pictures oeeellod by n< ne. well worth a half-days trip to aoo. These HmaU tto -nrcs enlarged to nay siae aad iaa't a place in the country half so de­ limshed in indie ink or rolur*. 43tf lightful. But still wo need improve­ Beauty. meats to add luttrn to all this natural The largest collection of beauty over beauty; wo seed more shade trees pubHsbedla flte L’sltodStata. is afford­ along our streets, aad side walks-ia ed ia the Parlor Album It etn brane, ths many planes new ones- and in many of Giagham, very cheap, from ouo ahiL finoat s1wa»ens of chromo lithographs, plsore a little repairing. Broadway needs joritiee steel engravings and fine weed engrav­ foUowing Bepabi ling te twenty cents at ings ever nfforded the pabBc. Tte a new bridge, anl tho Gfwea street foot Ba nasi: 4 linin'. American Pubhshlag t*<Mq*ay of But bridge should be re-built as soon as possible, for its use is not only a great Clark , Treawrer, Bteaa K Juteo.JotaG BriAiOn inu—evoty lady mys so; "U00 of HWhwaya, Oman WMfrJy | sold in four day* last week at LOWER THMU HOWARD SANITARY AID GREAT FORTUNES twswsai ■ > IITS,Wi, Ladies' Misses and Children's Bum 4 Baujct's. Curtis, J. H. MeKcritt. . M M Prind!. •mua' 4 ftxHBepuLScaa gctefotedXre^ * Wo are ever ready with ou pen to Supervisor. L Wthoa; Toi^ Otoit, X*' | note any thing that will tend to promote Martin; Treasurer, J. F. Msefir Jnstet< rf u. F— 0U sno.tr a.; ta, I the boat interests of our city. tire of tho YsSOB fte Wfr 0. w. fVn.br ■ r^-1-r-- -'fflgg —J J. G-mpheU ; Boheol Itsmocrir jf tl N"*i~ > Wit-niii a Mtehif>an Central R. R. OL>Jl*Mhtn.E ARD DIRECT ROUTE. BoUs'crks.- of Ila\--'or men and buys, Sundowns for ladies, tho best and ches{>eot in tho market at Btasn 4 Bulit'i. Adxivistmatwu Sale at tho residence ' of W. H. Coleman, in Johnstown, Tues­ day April Mt i, CAUfnairing at 10 O’clock *. a. A largo lot at stock and fanning tools to to sold. The motion fora change of venue in the Vanderpool case was closely argued sad coctretsri before Jedge Brown, at Its nest tarmmaa to Lincoln, tho Kalanraaoo, last week The Judge reo| Capital of Nebraska, fifty-five mde. wret derod hi* docUioa on Saturday, grunting of the Missouri at ITattamouth Thia is tho motion and naming Barry county aa the only direct avenue to tho South tho plane of trial. 8o it comae into our Platte country, where th., sake of rail road land last season, rose to half a mil-. now circuit, and Oar newly elected Judge will at once have upon his hands <me of the mo*t imiurtant trials on the dockets in thia State. It is probable that the cane cannot go on trial till the July term. Judge Lovell holds hia last term in this ' county ou tho 24th inst, and will occupy । sJklS wl»' h he will bold a abort term in ' the Barry circuit, and will probably be able then tote the tin- of trial in the Vmderi<K>l ease. W.0M. the above facta from the, Grand lUpida Ahyk. fCity" at Hicks 4 Fulo*. 1 Barr llio CoflLe at 1U1 Cents per lb. j.>ta«ae.l.Ch*r.agaK;, GEORGE PRESTON -d CITY PAIUT SHOP! A f»H M»w IlVt-Sr MW. J. H. Mrfnroe; Clerk. X r.Xys, Treasurer, H. Were : T-i -f W. P. Bristol Ja Uk-MtoD. C. p. Idms. telwnilnapwQtar.a^X CurU, - - ------ -- ---------------- ,------Direct ymu letters to No. of P. , City Dining Rooms were alerted -a this township : tepernscr, Chas Youngs, (POM.). Tows Cterk, D. & Tyler; Xaasurcr, D. At Bowker ; School Tanpeeta^AJbplsgio j Jsatire of the Peace, a & Lamb j Justire of Peeoe (to fill vreuney ] «. K Bay ; (te. of Uighurs, X T. |te»toe; Com; qf B^bwvs [to fl! ereaaey 1 L A Osgood ; OmateMteN. Ontekre lain, X D. Marein, Cbae. Vaterite, X L. Hrernt. ; tiesrtoas, B Bayne, Wm. Tho stnughi Itepah&an tuAci elected over two other slips of 'paper in tho field. Supervisor, J. C.' Hnfc ; Zow» Clerk, T. T. Dewey ; TWsurer, X Q. l etter, Jetefo. of the Pere.,’ (tel tana) L. X-pUn. t Jrerire rf th. Pw-O ftofll vocsneyl A. fitreoter; CoteaMOMTOf Highwnya, W fMgy ; fMMtfjjjbOe The spring term of school wmmsored Mbaday Good I mas 4 Bsamw, we uotaoss have received another pile of salt Will retire fruct the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote his time to closing op oar book*. A Gfteec yean business imperilively requires this step, and we expect oar customers will at once examine their accounts, and settle the same by Cam or tar, B. Ikrnne ; OtostaUm, D. P. Wolf, W Breley. J. Shoup, J. Gibeon All Hopabfiosa, r^rey one, a coMable; Supervisor, Elyah P/H>teriu; Town Osek, X W- Bhriase; Trtssfrm, The Odd Follows of Barry, and ad­ Alenas B. Daream ; Justine of the fit" joining oesutsso will celebrate tho com­ Feeeo, Ebeneeer tew<y ; ing annivectery day of their order, el Pence (to fill vacancy), J. B. Eastman ; V'nion Hall, in Hastings, on Wedn.-sdar, April 26th, 1811. The decnonstra tion will be public, aad the tuemboa of Is W. W. Kelley, or Willard *8" the Order will appear in full regalia. The Bev. Geo. B. Joealya, of Grand Hays alJormsu of tte 2d ward f Baptda the moot etoqnent speaker in Wu. Learns haa just received a lot of tho State, will deliver the Anniversary Cmauobabm weather daring the past One dollar wiH actually cure your cough. Buy Basu's 1‘rcrouit Euxi*. Aocurr A hlam. Agents. from this community, we shall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash and Prompt Panng Otntomen. Kalamaxoo Plows aad Cutogs for sale by K P Bwmdl 4 Ck^ at John Church in this dry. At the annual pariah msoring h.-M on Easter Monday, Meesru. IL A. Good-1 year. D. G. Tfobireon, F. D. Ateta, N i^xnsr. HOT <• Sics —Hr Willard Haye is enttfiasd tohtahomo wiGskknsua. Hehastxen quite low. To-Siarr tte calico, neck-tie party for tho benefit of tte bond, secure tttfafon Last Saturday wee os wuws ssmotar, and linen cuata, straw hate, ice cream and srfda water were very suggestive to just peering forth from a kite 11 ooL uma sheet Sxl®, pabliated by e young lad, with "SMSesa** talcs motto, at Midland City, 'gives a nqr fiaturing litter,nur: compliment to ths Bsaxas aa 01516625 Ftua —Grand Bapide was vmtoti by a deoCrretarv fire cm Tuesday night, deOoTte property to the amont rfttefi,- “ . BARLOW & GOODYEAR �LEGAL NOTICES. PROBATE ORDER. Sat What W Will Do! BITABES BELLINO BAP/DLY. Oaaly M TO 830 A DAY! ftie ladiea win Mndoratand cover that over with a layer of pot*, pressing it down ao that tho poo., will be in tho water; thay will then iweli «*d»prout the root* growing down into the water their fine fibre. printing a beautiful anpeoraneri rtet thia in a window, and sharps’ ------------------------- O^l W.r vea WaLtt—To throe bushel* of rval aahea, not rifted very fine, add oao Iraahel uf very fine gravel. umeuwl vur Btaart r |A »«r«y racy act I raUcafcra jjcmt fc S'«7 py« ■ cT«> .uSjftJ COUGH! COUGH! COUGH! REMEMBER CHARLES J. 1-ETEB8ON «» Chrolnut tit-, 1‘blLaa.tpt,'.' .U» era aatr I».•*.' .Hmtm. »d Ih. p*yi.< la taa.rma. .AmMW, "Ac <N|M Mf fieri < the ECLECTIC MAGAZINE have bite of waste lemon rind, pure the sJsss’&.-as^K: FOREIGN LITERATURE. New Volume begin* January, t(I|. note the ajirita with essence of lemon, and form aa excellent flavoring for tart*, custard, etc IMaa alUrta «slJ I tried tr <M.WIU TsUms " Klu.bctv T. I MOW U THK TIME TO aL'BoCKJBg, caution, To Coot k Room.—The- simplest and cheapest way to cool a room ia io wot a । cloth of any sue, tho larger the better, aad suapoml it in tho place you want cooled, the room be well rouble, tod. and thy tompereturu will rink fcten tea to tw.-afc degrees in low than an ktx:r’ U" “i0!*04 ky nM»y ERIE RAILWAY. 1,100 miles under MS mile* without One Mnnagerneut Change of cuacher. THEA-KETAR i«'h<»ter to Now Turk, 80S mile*. HuiiaLc tv Non- York, 423 nsiloo, Dunkirk tu New York, ICO mile*, Cleveland tn Now York, CSSmilcW, Cincinnati to N. Y., NW mile*. WONDERS ILOOMiatTOII (ILL OF THE WORLD." tUttEUT 4244 ■jUDIClAi" ASTRONOMY REDUCTION OF PRICES North Missouri Lands i Glib Promt*—When i of • glaw decanter ii too j wH with bat water and 1 —i neck will cause the g'-uas t»Cd the stopper may ba re­ ---------, -n phial* tho warmth of the i finger may I® lufficient. Hannibal 6RMT SAVING TO CfflSUHRS and St Joseph 03266631 il. COMPACT. ISTORY OF THE VAR IN EUROPE [ SOcU . »»d My «Ul MM- H— Mtr it.. •­ EDWARD WILDER, Land Ceiw'r. Un.luri, Ma.. March I. ICO. phorboc up in an open caaoment will prove an effectual barrier io their entrance. Ounphoraiad warita applied ; aa perfume to the face ana handa will1 prove an effectual peevvntativa: but, 1 aromatic vinegar is the BAY STATE SUSPENDER. CAUTION Btaiaa from arida can be removed Ly ^Irite ef hartahorn diluted. Repeat if AND No waiter if it does ever you the pkwe■ra, the aoeie.-v, the thousand jwarir E?“SS^--------- through. YMieve yoa tU matter, aad that no it Put forth vourwbo ,1870 i tf HtoSi. ****** FOB^opEBUNK W. Will taaart aa adranlwwnl JURUBEBA ■ OWE MONTH FRE1 ELLA CO. MTTS mnne-IACHMS, UHL! MUCH iMPttflD-AKD 7)11 ^Universal lothes Wringer 5" tint' bind if JinMa ml k. iMAawlly ratawMaete U U trory tewDr aaa >i.*« riaury »*w* ■MdfaVM. tetoeaeaBtaU FwtewiO.U ............. II ■< much-* nut ona. nsatwga j&FSrlSk! ui Fubliahing Co., BUTLAND, VI. ••••- • , itlioutrbanp-ofe.wehoa. J ...•^.aXTra-watU..., <«.«>» Un... m /Utow. Gxxxaat Ltrnanaa . -...t ,41. L«e4 m. awAraaad afl Ums. "i —2U EnrruauiDoaMiMum � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-04-20.pdf 1917462fcda39ad73169aee04cc71e41 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1871. VOL. XV. NO. 51. “ You re a pretty girt to be married I" ;aoidnnagvd aunt to bar nioos. “Why, . what do you know about ho-ustk.epfac -jo* fa-* a hearting teHsi llZ xuro yosr husband has need of a mint "La! auai, I erpoei to board; you turns of Ur bort days, France has a need not think I aboil bo^ar my head work to do which was never before with dooraotie raoM. BrwrWy thrown epon a modern driBAd nation. I*«whi people seem to enter upon it boards now, that gets married gonteclly, - -------- __ HARDWARE “ What shall you pay a week far such kind of living r’ inquired tho anni. n, " and as fine a tittle girl as over I "Mr. Hvde rays ho eau get firal-riaas r; bfesa bar sweet Hue eyes." board and acoommcdaiioM for flfiaoa 'But isn't them a ntuas or some such dollars; two rooms bountifully situated; son hero, who would take charge of and I am sure that is ebasp onotlgh. What UHyde’asalary? Why.sixhun1 Thar* waa a nurae brought her on. dred driiar* row.-and the premise of Iron, nails, glass, sash, doors. blinds. paints, oils, putty, spokes, hubbs. pins. spring* axles. farm bells, tin ya re and shelf goods of every description- '• Bo ymi u» going to live ost p are you J Now let tn« tall you, you talk foolishly If your hu»k nt proaout receiving six hundred, lay by eao of them. It's all no Joseph Verfey stood aghast, staring to go beyond your MStJJl at the rosy baby a* it lay crowing in the "Why.aunti nobody Nhkl woman's anna, and wondering which of . hia lucky stars ho ritould coll on io aid him in this unk>o* ed-for emergency. A i full-grown young lady niece wruld hare I been bad enough—but a baby ! “ Ho thia ia my niece," ha muttered, i " And what am 1 guing to do with her?" Ho turned suddenly to the woman., IIALINESS■feHOP, lOT jy Orayfaw rt frro- IN-ilUNKECHOH WITH"THE BUlWNESB, FILLED W#TH THR REST OK WORK. REPAIRING DONE ON HHOBT NOTICE, WORK MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED. FARMERH OF BARRY COUNTY CALI, AND REE OUR WORK. AND WE WILL PLEASE ( 'maavkaTwright. SOLE ABENTS FOB TKE BBCIIEIE AN CUFMB BEABU AN ■swes ros smut cHsn. JOHN A- GREBLE. “ In on hour, sir." “ Would you be kind enough to taka core of th* child tin then ? 1 supjiosa I must taka it home with me; fori can't money unlawftdly, waa emeted, held to vary well drown it. or throw it under biu^ and n prison stored him fa the llio cor wheel*.-’ “ Sir/’ ejaculated tho aitouuhed. Susie did not heifer, him guilty; they stowazdaax had al way! lived to ecoMtuscal, and it But Mr. Verioy turned on his heels j. could not be. and strode out of th" depot, tcorrely Bat tho trial proved olberwiao, and he aula al tint to comprehend the disaster wax cxmvicted, and wtitcnced to impristhat had befallen him. ' onmoat far y*ara. Tho train was at the depot when he ,i “ How came you to do so, Hyde F' returned sad the woman awaited him ■I asked the good old aunL MARK RUSSELL. CARRIAGE FACTORY DRY GOODS. HATS, CAPS. DRESS GOODS BOOTS, SHOES. GROCERIES. CROCKERY IT TiltA IIISTIIB Cl SH ! and h wpywhew in the State. Eianiie tir im!s HTGG1ES Prim, ail it Till limit Satisfaction. fey. "Wril, fast's Indry." “ Where's the nurse, sir P’ inquired ’ the woman. “ The nurse ? What uttne F’ “ Why, I supjswo you went to get a nurse I” | “Nmr once thought of it;" ejacula­ ted Joseph, madly smiting hia forehead. He was something of a bear, to an­ “ Here—give the thing to me quick, the ' . ewer so crustily when Barbara Smith | train is moving." i rtood in the doorway, with the shadowy He had hardly time to spnug on ; lashc* drooping over the soft brown board an the locomotive gave an un- ’ eyes, and roses molting into deep car-, earthly shriek, while the baby followed j ' mine on her rosy chcexx until her mus- suit vigorously. tin dresa was plain in comparison. Such He staggered to hia smU, holding the : a pretty, big-eyed, Uring little Barbara l as she waa. in all the blonde freshness of her eighteen summer*, and tlie soft l sigh that flutter* from her lipa os tho “ Thera, there, ble* its littfe heart!” he exclaimed, imitating the colored wo­ man. “Wo won’t cry, so wo won't." But tho baby evidently had an opin­ ion of her own on the —2 would cry in spite of various blandiahments practiced by tl.-> bewilderod un­ de such m shaking the umbrella han- mrnl u u uuo llow M „ oraBB UU1B_ a Wle. swinging h* watch, and trotting hfe of gaudy show may do for a hutierbolh knoce. q MTnr for a -r* or a woman who People' begun to look around reto BUrnv« ths season. proachfuUy; vvnng men shrugged their wife should strive to aid tU hus- mg improper food. r , J“““if Ud,“ rW1*!- „ band in tho toils of life, and honest uh Naw Chicago, Kan-, wants to be a “ Hxuh ! htuh! tharos a darimg, dattr7 „er fan. of bringing tribe, thank Providence. Heridra I wtoyerod Mr. Varley. I and contentment. Then, young city of the thud ria*. think it waa bwoming dangrroua to re­ Tho scarcity of coal ia greatly comBut stdl tU baby wept, and wmfed, ratn, fook wril cro you make 'holes of Xi ia that place any longer. I am and guaahod its gums, for of teeth it ■, life t^ucr. . y-nino to-morrow, and that ia just had hat two. Mr. Verier b«ran to 1 _______ • twenty yean too lid tut mo to go maleiag a fool of myself. Fancy mo getting married I No y^u don't, Joosph Verier, my friend.” ur again art hi* foot in France. MICHIGAN, The best Iron, The best Timber. ALL THE BUTTER MD EGGS DT BARRY COUNTY, TheUeet Work For which tho Highest Market Price will bo Pail in their construction. im niimm wflRks I Item ember the. place—at the I Old Stand of J. L. Reed, fool \of Jefferson Street north o) the railroad. Hastings.Mich. fXWTlfe MACHINE. CAM ‘A-ssitrcizia. “The letter of tuy poor brother’s ex­ ecutor came just :n tone, or I should certainly have footed away more time than would have boon sensible or profit­ able. Poor, door Harold ; 1 don't soo what on earth poascaand him to fall sick and die on his way home from Venire and leave his daughter ou my hands, too. Why could ho not have left a son iaatead of a daughter ? 1 never did undarrtaad * woman's ways, and what's more, 1 don't want to. I ara to meet Father, doer lather, come homo with me her at Bpoedvill-.s ant take her home with me. - OF' groaned M». Verfey, now. referring despairingly to hia latter. The clock in the eteepfe strike* tree ; ■■ l a V • MaOk La. You said you were coming right home <-•*4 atop. As soon oa your day's work was done. , . Bgu 0.0 IA»»LRY‘. JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hall Threshing Machines, Clov< IliiHers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Rake. Hear tho sweet towo of th- child. Which th* night-winds reT«n: as tbey trunks, and a boon* box and a parrot« cage; that’s the way women always rouu; Oh, who ronld rrsid thia uioat phialivo travel, I betteve. I am glad I am out of the way of Barbara's faaciaaticma dear father, crane Mr. Varley looked out of th* car win­ dow, ia a sort of calm deeperation at -j fa newsKVanois .ora. tap gi istaital Deitim. ram * rtom.’. •to bnv GROCERIES nt the new brick store of r. TRQOMAV. Dr. AIKIN, Hoventy-five cento a toa is now tho wholesale price of ice in New Y^rk. tetter, th* subject again occurred to hia pjjYMgg—<——- A. FUHBAKE. M- D- reply. “Sho wanted to lire like other ^|>lc, and I wished t» gratify her, and iihjliia way I eotuniited tnv Brxt breach of trait." The broken-hearted wife lamented the beginning eb. had niade, when, alaa! it .. j large amount of tax* . to hi* wife to keep; red*d so that be was oomsuppose thorn ia no danger of a baby pdfod to take a trip that would neceoritate his absence from homu for throe or borating its lungs; but 1 should think four day*. Ho left aad she hid the if there wss such a contingency, this *y. About ten o’clock that night a baby was in a fair way of meeting it-1 party of men, wearing disguises, broke '------- 1 the lonely wutnau and demand। w wu tax money. She refused to give Vain boast, as ftoilo aa rain, as Mr. u Aitor "alVerfey very soon drarovered. The bafa Ttin to forao bar to leU the by not only mod. but it screamed, it hiding place of the treasure, they soarriibeked, it doabfed toeelf ovar in more, fof ; t fo^ it After poeeesaing ways tha. e oontartraHrt’a wiktoai of dream* oould un*pmo, and heoxmo apher to get them some supper, partly froatoc with pasmost. Th. p«- , j,. spirathm broke oat ra huge l«da on | thUte-d Ulk«J»u oXeredtb. fctea of Joseph* brow; h» free Bushed, I pfaKming them,and thn* preeerv.ng at ■”n th««d«d M once the money and her hnabsrad’s hon­ or. She deftly slipped some srssnfc in tho coffee she was mixing. They drank heartilv, and fell dead shortly sftrtwards. Stic stripped the diagniasa off sad found that tiro of tho vOhuna were strangers, but the third waa her hoaband, who bad taken this means of stealing tho texes of the people. Tho store fe almost too liorribU for crodulsnco, bet ear ittfcrmonto were oosxfidssrttbat the fart* wore as And Vet ley pulled the baby un into a they stated them,—Baser Graisssraw/. sitting posture with a sadden jerk. "I’ll do it," quoth Mr. Verley. "1’11 taks tho back express at four in the morning and go straight then- Ah, you stop crying, you littfe hypocrite, but it won’t do any good ; I'm not to be caught twice in the same trap.” Barbara Smith was watering her tutsressa in ths bright sunshine, whoa he arrived with his vuHae and baby. “Dear ma, Mr. Verfey," sho *jsoafeted, blushing “rofe«iialro->yrod." “Why, what a sweet baby." "Yea very swart," he raspuaded, dry­ ly. “It i* my niece that 1 waa to moot nt Spoedvilfe." "Why, I thought alto was a young xaayba a poodle dor. and there's no knowing what else. I don't toe why Harold wanted to die and leave Ha Bat 1* has been calling far you; j daughter to my care just now. Speed­ Indeed be !* worae, urn say. ho will dis, ' rille station; twenty-seven miles farther. Perhaps Ufore moraing shall dawn ; I, I wish il <** twunty-aevcu huntlrwd And this is th* mewuigr. sho sent m* to miles, that's what I wiah.” And with this vindictive sentiment in hia mind, our hero bed a red silk hand "Como quickly, or he will bo gone." Father, dear father, cenae homo with *e korriiief ortrrbi. head, ami tried to lose himself ia n eeri« of brief, troubled The otoek in the stored* rtrfkra three ; dreams, wherein ths vision of a tall, did I, but U seems she's not. The. house is so lonely, the hours are to Barbara, whot do you sttppMO brought m. book r b. added speaking wy fart for fear the baby would ery. Im “I don’t know,’ faltered Barbara, and seising uaabrrila, valise end travriiat shawl, with th* buMliag bewildor- vilfega, sitaratrt at tho jtmUfen of ser oral nalxny#. with so faqmiag Atnoriasn gothic structure far a depot. Into th* building Mr. Vestey walked, lockad right aod feft for th. vtrang te<y who* grartiaaaHp ho waa to aaarara. “ Of rararra." b* trapradrt raratoUy, I । “aba'll bo ac tba foakort far sra; wo- An Austrian l*iy recently died, and left 144.000 to Stranes, ths oamposer. Crows wove asnoag th* other siege delicacies served up recently in Paris. During th* ftaaaeM year 1M040 toxa* worn paid on 1.140,720 dogs ia naas I‘at«ma, K*a7 has bad seven then at thra* Hrtlss. , . O. N«*r Y^« day th* »W* �fa schools Tfa text df tbe MU OS passed is as foiWs: Ss.twx 1. Tfo Pstfh tf SM» »f msri. That every jusrent guar­ dian ’K other perron in to btatoof Mfohc—^--^—ocmtrol and charge of any, RUGS Medicines, Dye Stu ft’s, The German Poore Dwuonstratiuus throughout to country, ia which to gr.nt ci^uily of the Germans poetic? pared, deaervo* riwidatioa. It may s<-.-m strange to native, bora citixons tha| their folhnv cituca* should take such a lively iatorest fa to affairs oi otbre land*. I havw heard it, moreover,Svmarked that there organfasd demon■ trati.,n* are evidence of subjective foyally ami fidelity t j thoforeign jioteutates, which the Gormar.-bvra ritisens fonnab ly abjured, before they became citixons ed. illiterate artisans who oootrol, from of to Unitel Blates. to Hotel do Villa, to dartifaai of Par­ is, have simply mad. sp their minds to however, to a groat degree, tribotoe to die, >f need be, fa cfofoi.ee of the cause the unity and power ot the fatbedand, toy bare taken up. What they want' fur the Get mans at home never Ml too keenly tho non-entity of Germany, un-; in tho foDowiag brief bfognaphi-.nl no­ tion argan the aaleetfo. of Gov Blair a* ttrinwo of Um ■mmitte^ of wnafo nwn, fa vWtfo vo me* heartily join The Jffase nays :— Th* Third Dfotrirt, an 1 tho State of Mfeb^w. hare reaaoatabe proud of th. School Books S' SlaMmtrvThe TrcMurrr reported ihil he In re­ reived of William Powers, Village Tree/ urrr, for rouiiogret fund... .|l»2 1» Raoeived from Townsbii. Trvas'r 231) 28 Rooeired from Vilfage Tiresorer fahoob had better sead for specimen cupfoo of to mogsrin* and foason pa­ per*. Country Sunday Schools had bet­ ter try this system. Publisher, J. W. McIntyre, St. Louis. The April num­ ber routafas-J-Th. Sabbath School tho Child of tho Church; Take your Son with you ; Th. Bibfo Boy, On to Mansgwn.nl of Sunday School Ubrarfos; Knoouroget-mst fa Work ; Give ; What to Teachers' Mreting should rot be ; Exeeltencses and Defects of Sun­ day School Toacfan; Loeioas /for to littfo Onse; Resides Book Notices. Sunday School Intelligence, L»t eons Ar each Sebbelh,” Cc. may havw csijo’ud some ivnsideatiion ; but if he wsa a citi:*u from tho twenty­ odd smaller countries, many with unpruni uncvwblc names, ho was perfectly । lost. Tho Germans ia to t’nited States : fl______ knowing tbe power of Germany in tbe 11 Mni«SSHSmH*H I fields of thought, literature and science, ————————— ------could mure fully pereeive to small or ottior iwreon shall topTTWifasu of thia act. said * lirrnt, guardian or other person shall bo liable to n fine of not I**c than five dollars or am ton HU for to first otfonre. nor tern than 810 ar tm than 821) foe the second and every sebanjucat offeure; asid fine shall be «uli<r ted by tho director of said dfotrint into name of to distriut, ia oa action or .fobt or oa to ease, and when collected shall be paid to tho aaaawHoe of to district in which the d»- 51 ml&msaeiMiliRsl: phrey for 1870, with accompanying taUre of untold vahre to th. people of the State, baa ton issued, and makes a Book of name 6M pages. We lam. from to Lansing ff/peUhn, (a copy of to report not yet having bees received,) tot the intention ha* been faiik/uUf carried out of giving ia etatietioal tahfos only folly inform the publie on fol max tore relating to taxation, but shall furaifo. the mean* of an* won ng thousands rf qBastien* which tho force in the office are obliged to answer from year toyear. Ho ee*itnatss tho expenditure* of 1870 ud 187 V fee the expenaee of tho tote Government and to meet requirements of existing laws at t2^>15,422 23, leav­ ing a cask balance November 80th 1872 af W0N,lT8.5d, estimating tho total reempts al 88,718,600.77. But tf .payasrats are made on appropriations made and unrated for, end 84'-0.000 is ro- In answer tu the foiovs, from tho Hastings Hom* Zramfo of the 1 Ith, ituh we submit to foUotrmg Affidavit of our Shonlf, ami leave tho questisu of varasity to the yerdu : of an intelli­ gent labile. State of Michigan, ( Barry County, t Lmae W. Vnx>man, bteng duly swore depocre and toys that he is Sheritf of tho county of Bar­ ry, and waa Sheriff ef said county on the 3d, day of April A D. 1871, and that the statement; lbs! he eandoeted a prisoner from th* Jail to to polls to vote, on to 3d, clay of April, A. D. 1871, eitliar in to 4th‘ward otto city of Hastings or elsewhere, and from thence back to to Jail, as stated in th. Hast- w u. tt. roei Notary P 'Tho insurgents will fight energy of drepe ration ; tho!_______ ___ _ may at any momout, from I Ai"criean ritfamu that they should on or cxirric-, waver and re- [ **»“ occ*“’n above all others have 8M.VkMS4te* SiritriL"' DENTIST. Naiiilli licliiu. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. CITY PAINT SHOP PAINTERS X.013 And they wore giren for to fol­ lowing person*, vix: Claudius II. Great reemred two ■housaad four hundred and five 2,406 Charles Ryud received two thouI •and four hundred and s-rren. 2.407 VBDtt’TKnr W4UTIB. GBIATSlYDiSTQCfflSUIHB From tho New York Triltuu we elip to following, wl ich, w* commend to tho attoatfou of to cuaramen of Salt,. everywhere. cspcioDy aa it has been charged that th. existing Tariff increase. I Press*.:, Msyur, 11 reorder, Btofoy, Birdsall, Keufirld. Wit, Barlow, Ea*iman nod Haau M iiiuteS'of last sweting read aa* proved. The Mayor called for the (ton th«| co.t full »t htiirti per cm/. ' yet, prou.inent z|iliilo*ot>hical German* re­ oven to Chicago TMea*. tho organ uf fund to fake foading rolls ia tore writmsont bat, neverthrinss, fajuriou* dracompelled to 'admit that Salt Is <fo,r unstration. <k*L Turaoy. mad* a thorough Beto-day, under the .listing T.triff than it wav uxiler a Revvnae Tariff in I860 in I publican •fwceli nt th. I'cnc* licmco- CHOICE GJIQQKK1E5I Afa» etna Joe Grab 1 COME AMD HEE THEM Jlwltmmi 1871 Spring Examinations, bells, is the Bccoi.d Ward, sad tot to same sli.iald be repaired, and asked to be continued. Report of Caesmiuee aeT.'iastfo* moved sad carried that Mr. Grant be mptreSed tn cloe* up tbe Presidoni n. popular aa President AnpU, of Venrong will continue our young and noble University ia the front caak of to world's imWitfa.of learn- , 1871. 1.MG txsiTT UxTSLoen.—We {atians to Prof. Stuart, a friend, far copies of tl f to Vnivrtfaty of M l>71. The cataleguo p' f 1,110 stnActrtx, reprt »voyoem<M.Ufo Thodebttom Nnv. K. 1870, including Unde and interest Medics! Deportments. This record is SCI apis. ha.be— 88,800,70160. From one of which tho I»»pU of tho Bute 1M6 to MTO, faetato, to people have may well taka pr.do, end we ho|>* and behove to appropriation at 875,000 for rtOTXOCK New Advertisements. '• _______ _ _____ __ _____ Gennany exercised under to systeos of followers, and is fearful of pushing the I aggregation of small yet fadepeodent ■wnflirf^asjret^to to estremity. where states. The Genusas, moreover/fto)> the very oxiateucoof hia Administration tot their persona! standing will bo, w ould be staked fcpoa tho iseun. Th. greadj i-otaaod. to augmented re- * insurgoato Imre <m. hundred thousand ■— -■ - \ ----- Ly -------oommitted. and by him *ceoantad for the mcm-on iwpcr faridre fighting unJcr^1"1* wl“th Gera.any enjoy. Admitting-a!) this; admitting that same as money raised for school pur- to prutectaiu of forts and mtrenchm eat*. ^be I reeident will aet-gtt.eapl to carry - Germany fa the continental nation Bac. 4. It shall b* to duty of the di­ whifoi shine fa eapaUs of steady and rector or pre rid sat, to prosecute any of­ fatolli^cai prograae; admitting tot to fence oecmring under thia set, and any nothing sluirt of wboluefo. treachery ean prevent hi* triumph. The retolrc present military regime will gradually may be pnulent, but it giro* the jstrty of infinite daring an advautagu wliicl by say taxpayer ia said district, unless “T’*’ v—»•••-: to presom so roomiamed of shall be ex­ Commumato hare it, iosefo of Paris, »’>«» unity waa a first reseatscused by the district board, shall be lia­ ble to s fine of not kws than |20 or simply wait upon events, and are. to this •' <^uiditwn to liberal progreas, and that . -tu ----r .a tlicretore thure was cauvo of g.-ncrnl more than A50. which shall !»• prvroTas long-deferred attack upon P cuted for and m tho cams of the aaemrejoicing; yet as American citfaca. th.ro err of mid district, and tho fine when cannot bo much longer delayed I was something dee to their dignity, and eoUected shall bo paid tu th. asreuor, to impossible to cun ternplate Without 1 to to beactocnee uf Ropubliean iasti-1 : tufa'll*. Thu enrwful avoidance of any to street*, when the Versailles troop* words indicative uf seif-government, oft fono a passage through tho battered ! Bio rocoguitiou of to blowings of to ’ 5 of ,1‘" “I*™"1/ of meat in the Home Journo/, th*: “we portals of Maillot, am! with th. arous'd wc:» called upon ti> witno** the Sheriff r.? -I i»,-i.. i»»i condu. ting a priaowr from the jail to their way stop by sic? to tho very conthe not!* to vote, and theneo bock to ths j*fl,“ aa to Sheriff did' bo such thing quarter must be earrio^ in detail, and 1 Adinifang-to rij{bt of (formaqy to the war within to city may take days "" ' **" * "K~" "**“ to decide. with nil the loyal troop, rorapOMdcu BOOTS A Nit SHOES Now “to mtefofaa" precfaely fa— Itos to high duty on nail ettonce to Tho Caaaese are rrnewdingiy prospercost of tot article t* oemroams t If to, one and Gov-error Bootroi^ efaee his towhat exmsamam? and to what ex­ retorn from to Kaat, feels sang nine of tent? P. cites to fart that nil ha* beCOTIC itoasr fa Chicago under protec­ The Houw seems to be very eloeolv tion than It in under comparativv free ......................... bilM be hoped tot th. qiivstion,’1 so long u a fact tog isn't a tart remains! Is that response impell­ ed by insanity c r dishonesty. To that oracle w. have seen no ro- ■ spouse by to Ctoagw ffintoss, end Jsv-1 sumo none can be given, aa it ia a fact . that salt fa cheaper to-d*V, not only ia; Chicago but ia Hastirgr, tbnz. it waa i Neeiily Hot boca retaken by tho iaenrlgent*,nnda London di*j*!eh say* to Vemail!** troop, bate bwe: repufoed ha* forisi.hfan Um carrying of any be:; lire red Sag by toNafamab. Tfatefor o! certain Natioaa'a to ojs-s tue gate. CAUTIO] Hurry County- Wilis CA8B0UC TAMl Tto to Ki risai । teerteoMM *S Cfce .mteerf*! «0-o«j •> i.fotesir e~ to sw.T»j&-as»TS �RjE|»dBLIC\p B\|<NE^. iff Gates «f Kalamaaoo, thia dialiaguiahed person arrived th. our dty oa Monday afternoon, Mra. V; a^ccmpaayiag thaw, and they all walked up stroat just the Mesa as though they wen pri­ vate atnagatir rm a visit to our oily. It Mob or tho other, by a vary rediosl lar that Las paoswl both braucbre of th. Lsgiafeturo, with tagard to note. given Iter. Wau Gtaham. of N. W. led, CWsreaoe. aar. ’■Bits'* Pectoral Elix­ fox patent righto, Itprovide. ••That ir acts like a charm " I Actojty A Sl^steW. AgVtsta. Tuxtt is no use at talking, if yosi ■1CNM.A* CEWTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division OasMavxun, April 17th, 1871. Ma. Bsxxxa It having tern ao long since I bare written anything for tho Irixxrs, I hardly know how to pro­ cred. But to commence with, we have had an .tectum Uro to Orengerilte this spring, aad althcugh you are aware . ' that, yet, [wrhap. you are not aware huw things politically, are worked in this town.top. As usual upon neb ocossion% (as stoctioM I mean) there an The Erecutiv. Committee of the Bar­ ry On. Agricultural Safety, are recurai. od te meet at tho Sheriff's office ia tbs Oty rf Hastings cm Saturday, tho 23d day of April at one o'clock p. m. M. L. WlLUlMS, Boc April 10, 1871. 2w Has received lus Spring slock of DRY GOODS J1JYD GROCERIES, which fnlbnnd complete—bought for CASH and Long*. See circular Ackley A Blade, Arente. Tawhotr ‘ tan aa tlw Drag atoro of J. P. Seto rrta A Ca, Awjoue Beward ^fMerit any one in Hastings or surrounding Country. The JtsteUw Am. ia speaking of (ho new change tn the Vanderpool trial, saya: Mr “Noteon. their Proeeeutieg Attorney, is trying to make arrangeteents with tha Engelmann bento aad tbe railread to connect at White Hall, aa that. partie a taktag the boat hara la the nxnuutg, can be in Hastings tha same leaning ; he to also trying to have tha thro of parties attoading the trial. i’re,. M—teatka* local filijipt;; Jlitice?. Michigan Central R. R. OLD. REUAIli ARD DIRECT ROUTE. IOZiU‘1 riisj aa n £ nu, satisfaction did Mt gleam from tha feces of tbe untarriflod. but on ths conteary, their leader, who was I suppored a church member in good standing, but was soon undreetred by the terrible profanity that roiled from hia lips. It was too bad, tndy, to think that tho Repuldloans should bo eo contrary, a* not to let tha Democrat, rasa Republican rancua to their own likiag. but it is a way tho Republicans hare, and the sign, just published, by J. S Uoodmsn A Oa, of the tune indicate that they will eon of CMcngo, IB, aad to bo sold by agents tinno to UM.ou to that way for some only, emitted. “firfekf &4 torfe,” genu of bounty ia Prow,. Poetry and Mi. Editor, it truly does sue', heart Picture. It fe realty a magnificent colgood. to ae. how perfectly happy tbe Democrat, are about hero Why, they bvo a Dwowretk Ssparriacr, and they are ao jubilant over hia atoottoa, that they forget that the Bepublioaa majori­ ty wa. thirty-eight on tho higher ticket, and that samabody braids. D.mocrato DRY bead, of th. origfaU owner cr holder, although the wris “gireu foe patent right" shall not b. written or printed un the fisc, thereof." Tbe frikere to mark tush a ante aa thus directed is usds a mtodmeanur, punishable by fine or impafoonrorart LOITER TH.W ErER. date. Mr. I’bettorpluM. tho Ruperrieor, ia, although a Democrat, a gentle­ man. tomaet and wpeigU, and I doubt not will maks a good a«eae OU ricialtr ran get their reOa carded I notioo in your last iseon, that you without taking them out of the Ptats. child's book is a new feature in the subWo trust that tho starting of thia mill < ■ripttan book trade, and opens up a now riser ia this towuhip to ths Itepubliwin U> tb» buildiug uf a large enter- ! fiald of waefnlnesa to agents. W. cannot doubt that both pubbshere rans. J. Pox. was not alaclsd coostabls aad agents will nap I rich harvest, as tart John L Yeung (Dana.) was alseted. ir-n parent trill wrdially trelfou)c such Tborwt uf tha tiakrt (Itepubliean) was •w cfifoer. on Tuseday test, the fund, and indebted new of ths township were drrishKl. By looking over th. aaamred valssation, we find that tbe city haa twothud. of the wboto valuation. Th. city received for its share *223and its ate aitte column all around share of the iudabtodare. is *390.00 >rtel 1 Hardly a This sum is tbe railroad debt, inctadfhg nA •aRijf'.paying advertising Our city Treasurer noaired from the inf the tivdfcng wants of tbe lata ril lag. Treasurer *848,00, making new oa hand about *1,078,00. There are soma email account* y*< unpaid and after all is paid there will be a nice bal- darpool thia naming. had vaaa ac­ companied by Sheriff Vrooman through the bolte and bar* of th. Barry County Jail to tee eell of the unfortunate W< Is Bteeesm—Early Bowers Peninsular Railway. Eadies' Misses and Children': sippi. It truveroM Illinois and the whole breadth of Southern Iowa. Near tho Miasori, its trank forks into three braacbaa, for it ha. throe wretorn ter- Russell &, Nevins hi. had hi. share of Jail hie, and that it ia againat the Constitution of our State in delay iag matter, ao tong. He should hare a speedy trial; ia afraid if Town pumps—Local editor* The ley uf tb. land-Egga Bc uiso— The Piawagmitie. Go to Grant a Phillip.' for epi*. ' W M Shop with the Reed's, and will raperintend the fciabiag fata, nasal good style. We shall took for more new style bog- 2,000 .day now. ] I roan to Kiara. Denin. A Barber) have , Tnu Miohigna Legiaiatarw has nd- 1 ttlte tfo rooms formerly ocnpisd vf 'juurned. • . Dr’s Baown, ovwr HpeaMtag’s ates* , <'ni Hotnaotfrie grading'sad' suf IMyWethom ro-fura«bsd fiw their band, sarae *7S betag Bottod. Th. boys keep np their interest ia practising, aad are bound to make improvements ao they raw rank aa No. 1 al any excureion or antertaiamenL No doubt they will atleud many of tho aummer faativitiM are receiving tag* aupplio. of spring •ad aaaanar good., whists gore to show that a liruiv trade i. aatieipaied tn sl^ Ite third terminus is at Hamburg, and Nebraska, City. At Hamburg, it makes doM connections, twice a day. for SL Joseph, Leavenwor:h, Kansas __ 1 .U_ — ___ . Noth. Ever thankful for the large Patronage from tliis community, we shall uow office our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash th. most popular cfftotals of tho Michigw Casual Bailroad company, bariag resigited hia porilion au reoeatly tho radpint of a very rf sparring testimo- Btxr *1T in tha rity.et BsswU'a tf Try G. A P's 75 rent Taw Will retire from tha active du­ ties of the firm, and devote hia time to cloning up our book«. A fifteen yeara bauinen imperitively require! • thix ttep, and we expeci oar automera ■will at once examine their accounta, and settle tbe tame by Cash or *' and Prompt Paying Customers. G. 4 P. sell all teas cbeaprr than •*< Union Hall, on Wednesday erasing next. A rare treat may be expected. Admission fro.. It ia an Anmveraary •rearion. and tbe Odd FeHowa wiM ap- Fh-m Baaaanrn.—Tweate-Are pereuo. wore recently baptised aad added to tho Buptfot Ctosroh under tho ministry of ths Bev. 3. Muxom, who ndauaistared ths asvwral converts on Munday ' Etp hsfosth attbi. tMteisss ■ Lsnar “ aiitoosdAn V s > allow I 1 I’ Mtok । s es OgMMMMfoL^ uf Prof. Straub, , BARLOW te Perry's Art Gallery aad ws made tbe ■teMaaslL Bohaacaseef tho iaeat (laltery's in ths village and it is filled with eottertions of aa ohoiaaat picture, as can bo found in tbs State. If any of Ws achaowledga tha raaatpt tf Tie Ysrey Abaters’-, a tecatldy journal edit­ ed by Maatar Walter T. Dwight, aad puldmhed for lb. edAcaUor. of ch. jurenite world. Tbe contents, beside, baiag of th. bigbert order, we Urirely original aad well ended for both young aad oid Tbe paper ie rery Maliy printed and preosate an exieltent appearsaee PubItehcd at Cbiregv, IA Maaatepet an­ IuM HnKHn Mrt. t GOODYEAR �: to What AS Will Do! SJ/AR£S 8XLLIX0 RAPII-LY Prwpwtmforin rrHE QgKAffiST JESr.AlWy. Han* and Machine Sawing. J.fcPJcOATS BEST aii-caaa ia *u aaaiaui, S3 TO *20 A DAY! From No $ to No. 100 iacluairc GW Dollar! SHARPS’ $150 for Eagle Brick Hand Machine. $500 for Eagle Brick Power Machine. ■iMMiaiiaa <111.1 aaaaeat I cough? roroH! cough bmmexagooi'b . ECLECTIC ^MAGAZINE !f UTEkATniK. hegiaa January, 187L aaroLiuxK to keep tail luinung. aad cover it clow; W it auaunor for thr«> or four boura till tbe juice of tire moat ia entirely out, then rtrwia it off, aad let it .tend till: mk£ If there wag MM can tow>l» TIMB To *VBacalaL ; AtQSi A ponou reoorerins from an ill net a seat not be toft all night without food. ; Dunkirk to Now York, 1G0 niilca, CT-rcland to Now York, GS5rHi!r«, Cineinnati to N. Y., MM) tnilan, YEW CARPET HOIS E WONDERS OF THE WORLD/ NEU'S l.awrA •/ iuj. a 'tyt—Tfcw fo,.M.. Uto * MaaOapa. (M. EEDvcnoKOrraicEs NOTTINGHAM C+.5:+:+.^^ LACES, Scientific American ftrMh. 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MwW ta. 1IGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNT g^LEBLE NO. 52. .. ■ Cifit. & RUSS£xx tWE^**** Un# Congress no power to provide fi&UUt thi, merely t.-chnical difiicultv T yhf object of the Constitution wu to iF’fri ‘Uf people of the State from IttaAto violsmro, and to that end it pro1 r>d«d in article four, section four, that— 1 $ TO re •OLE ABUTS Fit TIE MCIEIE AUI Cilmi tEAFU Ail ■iwEt fob iamt titan. aBOnqf mark Hon. AUSTIN BLAIR, the mail# and the eoUcction of H »m daagaMua ;" 1WJh«i>QV<h not thsM Writs ia beyond tho’ toi th# State authorities ana that thi of th# Executive of the United mntoftaa ow^oii th# executive bead c tr Abo tua# imiag? t cretionaiy jwwe^s. (twm£ —Mr. TJLA1R, of Mmhigan said : Ma. Sruxn: Thinking U dedrsLle , to spook nrotty rarotatyy on Ibis subjret, 1 had taken the |iaina to prepare tl.o line < of srgumont which I daainid to addrw to the House in writing. I coufam the temptation is quite strong to I throw aside what 1 Lad prepared, and to > CAPS. DRESS GOOTJS. GROCERIES. HOOrt*-SHOES " • CROCKERY tltHUtf if IT 11- HflNK M M! .As anywhent in the State. tame sir ini: ui Prices, ail n fill Tamil Saiiifaciini J. L. 4-1>. HEED, aro ao busy at their CARRIAGE MAN­ caao,-uta LitoeSI O# th# pcptxMy, r belief that ft. mere grenUag.pf thiei Morses to th# y *» «u»- man from Kentucky (Mr. Beck] idler ' bis order end style. On reflection, bow. MMAlecreriede ttost Iw« recta,, the no other inode uf aicertaiaing that fine things I might atiomf* to nay in re­ tesnty. and then act in n clear caw f ply to him far the benefit of my partic­ Miweoeawfecri livre a most wonderful ular constituents by cud by. I ahnB itdv-oxuti in the CunMituiiun, wiiich 1 therefore confine myself to ths ooune which I had originally marked out, and. if any time remain# thereafter, 1 shall devote it to a reply to the gentleman attempted to do in tbo short bill which ' tutiun that— ° ' from KepteekyMr. Speaker, since my tat coming । boro, now something mure than four y cars ago, we have never been without a Uli pending to cure the chronic rebelR UFACTORY that they hare no time to write aa advortiscmi'nt at this time, look out for them nt t’.e commence- meat of Vo). XVI. of the Hawaii, which r The FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Agency .till remains at our end all in want of one of rut narr machine# in the market, will do well to nd oxamine the workings of the ume bclure purchasing elsewhere. GRANT A PHILLIPS PKOPR1 CTORS OF TILE HSE^ GROCERIES the rule of comtxurtion. Chief Justice Marshall ■aid : Till iMlrsmu rasulai u uiwnM at i »be law, with the single exception of oer) (tan disabilities wLtet aftset mdiridwals cssrtffKt iw*irsi."js: the great responsibility wo assume. SSvt. only under the fourteenth amendment, But, while gentlvnsen urgn us so earn­ and which, I am sure, no one dr-signs to , cuntiuu* long To me, sir, this was a estly not to vcQture beyond the lino of great relief. In the recouslruetion meat­ powers granted to us by the Constitu­ . urea of Congress I have uerer taken any i tion, I ask them also pot to forget that we are equally under obligation to afford v»ry active part. Considering the whole of article foar, of | protection to the citiken which ia the !| lection Od coming here al the tour, together, I da not beritate tlie Fortieth ConsTMa I lb'------------------ great object of the Constitution ittelf, I[ to say that a fair omstrurtiun of it will . stroctiot. policy of Congrte# established and without which ail govern men t ia n aulhorwi th# Government to intervene aul«tantially, and Ml into its coarse delusion end a snare A body of more thfcn a hundred armwith my party friends, and have ouietly i sided that policy to its conclusion. od men surrounds the house nf on ofliWiother it was the wisest po'iey posai- cor of the United Stalo, engaged in the of hi% duties in | ble under the circumstance# ia not now , ipeaceful ------- - rperformance -------------------* repablican aod to protectit, on npplicslkal Mkijpatikmsslic violence ; opinions of many very able and patri- I atnpped, And wbipp.'d wiltontb<4iMj:-a$li pMtiiction without appliMSsjrxwtoerW’ the necessity eri*e«. although tbe| State aut’ orities Wfta ‘.to nnply for aid, aad ’(MA^ intend toaUotaone half the peo­ ple to doatniy the other half. ||| to this bo added tbo argument iMfti from tbs' fourteenth amendment Fale><. Glen & HaHi'I^fC^hipK Mnplliiwfi,. Clever Hilliers mid Griuu Drills, mid Gpjc's, Pntent Sulky Hnke. Cash Cash for Produce and soil for Cash out of southem confusion, there ought to hare been a milloanium there b#tot> thia time. We have been eleedily en­ acting pence there far six rears, only to to, answered dial Ibero is no peace. Sir, toy conviction ia that it la not law ITEWAKT k STEIN HOFF. Sirin al lettefifli BhM. BOOTS AND SHOES That there are great disorders in the South at this time there is no doubt; . but these thing# arc not altogether n«w. : The attention uf Congress has nil along been called to a similar condition of af- W M. S. G O O D Y E A. K Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote hi* itively require* thi* rtep, and ire expect our ctwtotnera will at once examine their account*, and settle the same ‘♦Y.fjg11 Mfc Nora. ' Ever thankful tbi^btaire^r 83O3H meats fail to aSnrd protection to the peo­ ple. Th# Klans are powerful enough to defy the State author'.flow. And if you deny to the General Government the an­ a to interfere, then there is no J anywhere. To wait until the State call, tor assia'cnco to suppress the disorders ia to wait, in many instances, for a voice from the gave. Tbo State# ar# prostrate before a power lh*-y can­ not control. What, then, u the remedy > Will gentlemen who oppose this bib ing into practical ofltet by logislatian this tfneflrcnt matim of the law.- It will pror# oca of the greatest eai»guards ia ilia whole instrument Thcte remark, appy » the third aad fourth sMboM of the Inil, which const!- �. II I! SALE ,<F Dry Ohm and Carpets! -A.T THE । ji ’ Grand Central Double Stores of JACKSON, MICHIGAN ! SABIN & MASON, Prices Down! Down! Everything Cheap ! D reas Goods. BA iJOd Hemp and Wool Carpets for-25 . high opinion as ment and of personal integrity It affords me great pleasure thi, announcement because it remoras ’ Black Alpacas, Cheap! Cts. per yard; Wool Ingrain Alpacas for 30 cents worth 50! Ill Carpets from TO Cts. to $1 per Yard ; Fine strong men and stronger corjontic Alpacas for 50 cts. worth 80! ojrruptiblo statement, unip[rroac!ubb by all them influence* -ia inralual.U. 11 is fur this rooMtu. thongh I hate Brussels Carpets Japanese Silks and Irish Poplins I ONLY ONI DOLLAR PIR YARD Mattings at Low Prices; Ribbons and Parasols at Ex­ tremely low Prices. Curtain Goods, all kinds & Prices It. nutiful Dvhiim-s I Shilling. Best.Cafieos Ilin flir a Cent.. Mt Mlpjori. silently and imperrejitiWy like the com of the field. Tbrar who liars not the patiroce to' wait until goal ideas weUkordcrv.1 comtauuity.' from CEIVTS ally no hn-Klnx legislation—the Ur itself ia not aeetiinal, and it will oaly becoru swtioaal In its exaration, if cow­ ardly midnight aisaarinat'Dus nrv .pac- B*UnM JU. ipAhtiOi come a dead letter. AVING Aented thy htttt Store West,- we have now E have a Competent ( I'TTER from New York in our Tailoring Department and will cut and make up your clothes in the best manner at low prices. | the largest Double Store in the State, and with an iianirnjr^lEj New Goods, we are prepared to Grantia gaining i)tuc with which be has IxMR awaiUJ reacting ia bis favsr. To-morrow the District election takss beat dragged in by the Dssrioaiata, wiU no doubt, swell their ranks, but lamin- MBPETS FOB ■■ IT ffl IIIBi IWI! Men’s Cotton Half Hose, 6 pair for 25 cents ! Grain Bags Lonsdale Finished Bleached Cotton, only ONE SHILLING PER YARD. Any Goods Bought of ms can be returned if not perfectly . . . [S^ti.fadtory.’ (fytton Pant Goods, C’Awy. which ia row only a aectioa of tha Scrre- alknredby the o BUY JUUL. OS' OUB «OOO« rjgKA-g*. *16 SSAXJl, SJUA Kiip q//. 40011 WE WILL SELL 113 LONSDALE PIECES FINISHED imh m n hi u m m w m um w ill «©<»»« ; oad its dimiau»f March. 1870, �**** Mrs Rfohmtmd. wfe.ro bn Rare, rome villains unobaerred gave him a fearful blow an the bred and in the back which caused him to drop aenselea. Ho wav found in that oooditfon about fifteen minutes alter, by his wife and Mr. Geo. Richmond, and taken in tho hcuso whore Ilns received his Spring stock of DR Y GOODS Jljy'D GROCERtES ivtich Hia Aral thoughts ou < owing to himself On a pond, near our dot—icll, disports again wre hia pocket-book; a rearch daily, two geese and their tastes. two wae Bteda and it waa found about rix gundan, th. property of nsighlx>r Dousfeet frum where he laid with its con- ter. There grere arc evidently affected by the •‘Woman’. Right." untimuti, W. team that only about 110 or 115 their belligerent propensitiei keep the were taken, for aa luck would hared; feathered jtailnun at a respoctftil dieMr. B. had, on that very afternoon, paid out his surplus fund., the roughs proba­ "Sue. Antoney" and th. other “Jib. bly standing near white he was handl­ Stanton." WLat next? parhape,a gen­ ing his money, and thought they could eral uproar in all th. Are room in th. Ackley A Slade. Agents. make a haul by watching an opportuni­ country. Progreea. A. E. K. Ti nhm 11 Pontiac regulates its devotion with a ty. Sunday morning as Mr. B., was Gall at the Drug store at J. >. Bob2,531 pound bell. going up town, he found a two dollar rt. A Co., for your Reward-cd-Merit The Methodists of Borneo propose to bill on the side walk near Mr. Stobbias ’ uda A now supply just rereire&prettibuild a 120,000 brick Church. r than over. which be recognised as one of the bills Deputy Sheriff Petty committed suiA aad calamity, which cut short the taken, from the peculiar manner in lives of three small boy. and filled as ride at Pontiac on the 12th. which it was torn ; aad it was proUbly many homes with sorrow, occurred on dropped by the ruffians in thair flight. Ixrfayotte street, between wealthy avo •, The coopers of Jackson wore on a Wo believe no tracoe of them hare been nuo and Cherry street, at about half' past five Wednesday afternoun. Four! direorerod ■ boys named respectively Toddy Barns*, i < Tnx Ciarerr Couar convened on Mon­ Frank Rusch., Charlie Hire and Johnny day, his honor, Judge Lovell, presiding. Slack, aged from eight to twelve roan, were playing at the foot of a high bank, I (The following ba. been <Lspos«d of: when tbe earth, loosened by the recent I The people va Gilbert Roswell ; at­ raiat, gave away above their hoods and tempt to poitou and kill. Care put buried all save cue, Johnny Slack, from ! is full nnd complete—bought for CASH the lowest market price, and wishes to be understood that he will not be Undersoldltv anyonein Hastings or surrounding Country. New Advertisements. luM : Hfi taurai. DRY GOODS! LOWER THJUtT EVER lite people, va Martin V. B. Willison; soductfon. Jury unable to agree. The People, va. Albert 8. Reed ; con­ cealing and disclosing mortgaged prop­ erty Reasons filed for not filing infer*. liul bli;int# |litice;. liovols to extricate boys. Ali they worked with a will the liUls fellows were dead before The People, va. William QuaHey; they haring been in the bank or quite a quarter of ea hour. stealing from a .hop in the night time. Put over until next term of court. The People, va Leonard Wood and William 11. Orvbora , obstructing rail, r*»rit« the 1’cet Office, and announces Hts Fine Art Gallorv to tbe Plblic. way. Two information, in this caw. Ix.uk experience La Photographin • in Plead “guilty" to both chargee. all its branche. enables Mm to make a jiromteo of pictures excelled by nine. I Small piiture. enlarged to any rite and fifteen of tho Bonner cltHoa. Wo would j | finished in india ink or colon. 43tf । like to makn further improvnnonte with [ How to Make Mousy. tho new volume, but to enable u. to do ; J. F. Minkler has opened hie new Send to the American Publishing I! so we must depend on tlio lilxrrality of picture Gallery, at th. old 1‘oal Office ! Company, Rutland, Vt, for their beauthe prepfo in their patronage. It takes | building. First date pictun-s guaraui tilul Spocimea Book, aud make tun money to run a nine column |«per and ’ dollar, tho first day you show the book. print it al/ ti Amw. but we don't propose । Read their advertiacmeut in another to publish any other if our business , | column, conooraing the Parlor Album. men will be as liberal in the future as I ' aW yqu will gvt-full (>articulara. The Parlor Album contains more they have in the part. We hope, also. ' lx autiful embeliriimenta than any other ----- - ro-w-re work extant Tho Uprcimra Book is advertise - all of them to that extent RsaorsD.—Wo learn that Dr. C. O. sent frv« on receipt of postage. that we can decline most foreign adver- Sctat. so long a well known resident uf tismeute, and thus give Hastings a pref­ the villaga of Harryville. and a physic­ erence in a buainou .Lowing over other 1 ian of noted skill and afficioncy, has BOWAM SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION. Sarsaparilla The maple sugar crop of Mulligan, thia season, exowed, the usual cane su­ gar crop of Han Domingo. Ladies' iHissex and Children's Shoes and Gaiters. A young man in Grand Rapids, by aid ol uuguenta, has ouaxed out a lbw hairs Ou hia uu|>er bp. Ho mils them WE WILL NOT BE TNDKR8OLD. In hia addrevs before ths graduating elaseof the Law Sohool at Ann Arbor, “ ^'hiakey and tte BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. Russell tt Nevins. 'Saras of Beauty Ln Prose, Poetry A Faina.—Grend Rapids proposes to or- ' ganiw a Western Michigan Agriculturaland Mechanical society with that! the State, not only as a physician, but as city fur tho place of holding Its fairs. I an aarnret and efficient Republican and They say it is not in opposition to tbe i will be missed in the coming content Stale Agricultural Society, but that it io : with our common jxiliiical enemy, the for tho grosring wants of that section of I in hia new homo, and bid him God speed ter un Wednrelay, the 12th. Chao. J. Percival, of Palo, wai kilted in all that tend, to promote human ha;>un Sunday by the accidental discharge pinere and general pcu^jer.ty. The Musical Convmixra under the di-, ruction of Prat Straub will close with-a grand concert on Friday craning. Thi. will be a gmtri affiur, in which the beet musical talent of our city will be repre ‘ rented, and the prugrammo has been" selected with a.view to mret the appro­ bation of the public. Lot us turn out and giro a home concert a roaring wel­ come. Admireon only 25 cents, chil- calender for the April Term of Barty Co. Grcuil Court has been ironed aad contain, about fifty-eight caeca divided up under their legal head, m follow. : Tax naw chapel of the State Univsr ; oily ia to be erected in th. sjaee bwtween th. two obi cull-ge bull ling*, and will ba 127 fret front, 128 fret deep, and three stories in height The main audi noe room i« to real 2,264 persons. That, will alto be a college c Kappel on the lower fluor to seat "UO persons, and a large number of recitation ami other ro>ms for college purpurea The de- DENTIST, Juiiilk lickiiai gretod to uefo mention the subject of our old sottinr. meeting, and we belies e A very dertrurtive fir. occurred in the object a worthy one, for how fast ia Muskegon oorly Thursday morning, in old father Timo with hia sickle cutting which four building, were burnt. Th. down the oil pioneers who braved the dangers of settling in the wilderness, to pare the way for the blreeinga which we •nmed Guitin’. drug .tore, a barber's shop, Moulton', photograph gallery— gel together and fix ujatn a time of about 60 fret of frootagv -and ail old meeting for the pionrem of Barry coun­ ty and have the .am. published in th. J. L 4 D. Reed are to busy at their county paper.. It will be the means of Carriage Manufactory, that they have preserving facta and incidents of early no time to write an advertisement thi. life and raperienoee, that could be ob­ tained in no other way. Go to Grant A Phillips' for spina Brer SI T li the riiy.at Burell's. | SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ncr's Monthly begins its second volume with a number (for May) which is quite remarkable for the .urpaaring etreUenre of Ha engravings aad lbs extreerdiaary frontispiece, mtvm to call rwiweil enac­ tion w hi* fascinating story of Wilfrid Cumbarmsde. Th. leading iUustreted article, by Got. Langford, give. an ac- ,t.r. I^s. vsrtjcs th. sssi—irfte art Jre! aa4 ea^i Is bare a lane star. < roue srlU. OrerW. - frre tta siusaas tf 11. Wr.L , EIGHTH IllCANON i / Br order of the Council, the houses Try G. A ^s 74 rent Tom in Ihia city have been numbered. When Jv n write to your friend., to corns and see you,toll them the No. of your house and the, name of the .treot, and the hackman can find it without inquiring. Til Mnsoetn Boeieiy of Irving are about to erect ■ now parsonage IRxSfl, 18 fret high with a wing. 16x21 fret. W». Saarwan. had rererel finger, sawed off from hi. hand at Kelley’s mill last week. • Allegan ha. voted for the Holly Wa­ ter Works, aad the Holly Company will at <mre put ia the machinery. progress nt the rote of half a mile per day, and the grading is nearl v completed Hon. H. P. Cherry also gave our sanc­ from Detroit to Howell. Denote at sta­ tions between Detroit end Howell arc tum a call on Monday. to be erected in advance at the arrival J. C. Fitagereld Eeq., of Marshall, was ia town Saturday. Tie contractor! for the building of the Ova subecribera, whooo subscriptions now laboratory at the Agricultural Col­ have expired sad tho public generally, lege have engaged 200,000 brick of are oordtally invited to call and rebacribo Hail A Barker, who hare opened a new for tho Bsxxn for the next year We brick-yard on the farm of Judge I<-agdesign to make an addition of steam, year. Ili. said that the quality of three and we want to get the stamp, to do it brick will be equal to those ia the eolwith on the increased Kbreality of our Da. Dkske has fitted up a very luce tatta's effira vrar Aekiey A Stefi.*. stow, where all <w> have a chance to ,re kirn and here tasri-troth pulled or now ones ]>ut in if lb«v wish. Call and Ugi.laiaren.xt winter to sake the appointeed of tarosbm of Congreea, the law not haring y.t been passed by that body. If the proposed law puree. Michigan will have nine mambm. We Buy Our Stoves by ths Car Load City Dining Rooms AMERICAN lire in Mootana and Wyoming, aad is pronounced by rei.ntific men to be more crowded with natural wonders ihan say other jiortien of the globe. The dis­ coveries made by the party of which Gov. Langford is the historiographer, conristed of singular rock formatioaa aB kind, ol boiling springs, a mnd-vol­ cano, and geysers more numerous than those of Iceland. In the second articte, which will appear in June, the geysen will be more particularly described. A charming chapter of “Bomiafooenore of MARBLE A New Poem. CITY PAINT SHOP PAINTERS Confectionery. ■Sign ladOrnamental- J. P. ROBERTS & CO. H A! H A! H, A. Bub e 11. Go there for year CHOICE GROCMR1F.8! DRUGS Medicines, Dye Stuffs, AINTS k I...... �i.iwmiiLLwa,. .«».< Ono Management Change ufcuorher. _ PMrttry । AGCTT8. e r&er nornr BOSTON, 3 (RtbOili. r^Ury Vole, Texxnrsarv lender bmb, dainty fooder», and very arirtocratir They have Hand and Machine Sewing. J. Ac P. COATS E?min»;KiSti Xt M M>1 OV IRVMeibt kM *MB lw Il tsw to RVOMM dto IMM ST MJ p«'« pwretoH.wmo » ienky «i»m i*m 33 EST way* moating on highest places in fair' or foul weather Wo take the fim foyiag of tha oggv and set them under a that, I have stated tbe whole of tbe hen ; the second wo allow them to hatch, dranrnlm At first, Cwdlebb-red wlk to tho young, then mix in bnn and aa at every point, then io robbery, there U *2 ■“* high handed they thrive, a little meal may bo added Bad after a moalh add again a Ittle chickcry and let them roam—lor they' are good^motur* and many “human*" •MMfoMK ““ “ ■ : M wonder at U, to drive th* Bepubfomu £ a keep bury. >owm IIX-CMB IN ALL NMIBE2S, From Ro. 8 to No. 100 iaolneiw Tie Mails M .4.-ii.crcs-X-s~-S,c giMsl Mm* or^kroe > ■■ _■ - ----------------- follow their example. ----------- 40 Weeks-..for One Dollar! nAL HOIK fro. A_tJ «.* lcox; ttriowM. > r7~ SW^EtS?. : 17 Br>aJ«v? New'Tvrt^ 1150 for Eagle Brick Hand Haohina. MOO for Eagle Brick Powor Machine. BLOOMIMBTOM (ILL.) NUISEBT >rhTo mom and f . April i* shining and foe during tho aeaaon. » b » Napoleon who ia preparing hia gun. back, wo pick ffom ; Ufca twice after- eUine uA *r»e*4. ■ steSHi/f Bjpnrerag iJx.xx'.rL'i ^scsiun!^! -w*M*M1-to.*.«-,SGWL-£1cr:?3r. GBKATSAVING If *°'1 •*> thBt no boary etorm eatohe* ma i>*i a*« »«?*•<; tain art OT.U WrMrsa Dvp*<. kr >M,U. naw. Sslls. ■»•»»*|. u> I- M ; ttal.1-. inra »»»■»’ ra aad MKRM* tUraiCkp New V*H »^3SRJ3&wte-i «IUMER*S {NOTICE. <**. C«Ml> *f BaWT, Ml 1L1QUTTU . 3*00 Am rt-i Ato*» swmU . WA’rriJ-AfitNTiA. :•» »»r a>y.u>wj IV IM ra'^eslW UOMK HULtll k HkU. IXO UACWINK. Ha« <ka vaAeWl a<Mw* fbV' •tehWKM* (Siikv m Mlb »‘.&C art U fia, ____ ^VlSRkSSSW./ foe goalin®, . .. crone All thia, air,’ b utiwfiMdy idle. was THHA-HETAS. M»H IN l*Tft aTH if JTML'K . a-UeM. i.»b.jfcW. TSm I v <1ri>. VIN ISfTORV OF THE WAR IN EUROPE those bird*—for there are almost a* many foaA of h*n* ae ttare are owner*. ■ and any advice given by tn would be of ' no avail, porbsp*. and will oiruply write j that if you wtih good layer* and beau ■ fifolPpeem*. aocaro tho Durkin, Gulden Pheaasnt. Silver Gray, ur Poland, and •Uf of them very liberally. Looking, yon will not only have eggs for Fatter, however, at the mraaurv which is be- . but tha grocer ami profit Ao or fore the Honea, I am confident, when it' b fairly cunaidered, nothing of tho dan­ ger apprchiri: led will be lound ia it ’S^T' csr? >Ui>M ■■ tail. b«tM ACTION £ !WJK We take the following from an £xably they will be improved by amend­ i change, aad oa there b no Fira Depart­ ment. But that it haa any ouch design , men! in our city it mgy be of acrvfaa to many in coao a fire »hould break out. and the whole of the clamor is intend- 3T.imu» I SltSSri: ©Hs HattSi teUee 1 toll e*e Leal r*i :.•?** eaaoAli si ^Q.l M itoSktotoitoi-.a . .Mitos**. IX* r. *4r*Miii>(S«e 1i-<* m:j*i A.N. 3S-.Lt s^Sstfis NEW CARPET HOUSE CAPTION ’iW® DOTI’S WASHING-MACHINE MATTINGS. VrnoLSTEr.ED COODf, hope we ought to thank: tbe rawtlramti for hia kind advice; but. after all. I do not foe) ao vary thankful. . cxraridering | tha source ftffln which it come* and the motive at it I believe. Mr. Speaker, that the peopb at the United State* are faiths faain a very vraetmabb people. I know my Universal lotius Wringer J>™’w NOTTINGHAM nrttrinm4> aae no light ia burning ~.’'B*taiefurinbtdldtnsa houao, te eeeVhAAe fin* «ra built properly Ae pfbvcnt fires 8. Alway* have a ladder trading to the roof of the house to oeeap* by in cam the lownr port of the building ia burning. 8. In cane of a fire keep perfectly cool to avoid cvnfwuon, take a calm aurrey of tli* pram.*** arid if you can exUnruiah it at onoa, do ee if you cannot. Z__ _____ vrtj___a__ _ -.u__ -VI. roraTH ftewaxiN I'.vxrr Itonia Coe-, -t—, - - - 'Scientific American LACES, 74 MOIROE STREET, oraxd n.frrbx, mvirro^: M.SSMIS I .toll «SM~ Ito MU .1 ■triretatelwEife. । U u^iiiiXRyiRivT^****' S»Z4tXier;i tarrrW,as PRICEI-A FAIR OFFER. (TIASCERY SALE. ernwawl, pMWM.-tw. b.,i* .« fto,,i R. C. BROWNING, k A® VL 38 CortlandlBt-Ter York. medical" *"■" wAifiptMtr* -----­ FILE HEMEDY mHimiiaffALTo Dr. Wells' EiW«U|nWi .1'1 ’■ ■ ' WarMO FuiBraeej U* toorUM>m s&ZEE^wssg , KraEri Sri?" J*?* B*a*|r -<M» 'irnV.I. I.r eeaaoB for bouse cleaning and papering baa come, tho following, from tho Lon­ don fraerf, may, psrhape, be read with beneficial nwuli* ; st brat ao we hope. IL Acton in Agent f* Halting* and Thfo paper repreheade the filthy euatom vinmty, for the «al* of Frail Trace among people of [Kiting one wall paper from the above N«r*c:y. Hailing* Mar. 2, *71. . ‘PATENTS. dybbebha 5m [ It goea on to any that thia vu the cnuaaol the peixlmg oSmaiv. small at, Kxightobridge Bamako. Uniaa, that! recently thrastraed the whole ecUbliah- j amrtoUT* U Um OtoMr.u.M. ike lag **<k VeiaMV stoaM omS.1T.. — -I'... WIU Ulnl. JStfJySKKriS-* e—■ Michigan Exchange. n ludfii TEEMS—43 a Year: |LA<) .half year; Club* of ten copies for one veer, o!t±M»M*cb. tSS.Oit, ■ •'•“>* X^LKXulb FKKHtlM to Ik. f*m Ike list*. eo*«<eliea at a «*pv «T <ke nUiMMM netoekcwwta* -MesoO-w � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-05-04.pdf 1c213cfd0e9a532d0c12f440e158e6e4 PDF Text Text VOL XVI HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 4. 1871. Wwal irf hk>bte?j Cejft. wa» manned with C5 piece. of hravy I glasaro **il *npi, bohrtn cart upon ordinance, with no In. than 25,000 nan- na bom tho thronged ■ akfawnlt* non bull*. .hell* and hand jroatfaa.f.Ot) crowded bulrooiee, ‘‘ ’ rntuka!* and largo quantities of prors- ; through tho afreet*, fan*. It ni evary way wall provided (! ant* *C' th* ' eavaUen, ~ at fa the «tnrfr with mean* to realm • doge for ..Teral Midfan of th* north, She atom Hp, ft* Virtue ami happinm. are mother and rqpdmu.ri.aml th. kfadfag era proof, daughter. of onaheke* ralf-rdtenro and unfailing I roaragu They had already teamed to i We found Gen. Moralaa, Into Gvrer-; their ecat that thaw great qttalitfa* rm I nor of Very Crux, and Ouu. Lmdaro jasiflned in the prisma of Utr. ea*ifa. I ‘is HARDWARE i Th»y were charged with fatfarility and j I cowardice fa tho defence of Vera Crux. | , Thaoe mvn. with aeveral American pria- ] ' onere, were immediately *d rt liberty- I ORE IDLE AIENTI FAR THE MMEVE AHI CUFFED IEAFEI AND MOWER EM MIRY COUNTY. DRY GOODS! LOWER TH.LVFA'EH DRY GQWS. ’ !hats, caps. DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES. BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY ftuii! nr nA ai Prita, sii ft nil nnul SaitMtt Ladies Misses and Children' It WM lingular to *eo with what deferenre the opinions of thow print* were regarded by all cl.***, is Maafoo.— White their rivil law* ware trampled upon, and th* orders of thrir politicel ruler* anhsadod, tba vary look or nod, or exproMod wi*h of the biriiepe and priosts, wa. en-rag!) to secure r*»i«ctfu! The best pl: tyJOSXTON. (fcroysfrCterV Tbe day after our arrival fa Perofa the ahoji* and .tors., which had been cio»*d the day before, warn opened, and quite j a brfak trade wai tarried oa with our i Ho who write to do s grtsi deal al array. The etrfatoxt di*r.qdfaa vea* afaerr- j •far, •Warowdeanythh*. od by our troop*. There i™ no rtrng- | Ohio boarded the prisoner, fa ito glfag, noplundaring of private jiruperProitmtiary for MO,30 rack fast y^. ty. Market mon and women pataud,__ ,___ _______ freely along our lines vending to<-ij: ground. Tlmro ware *teo'grove* of the ware*, fruit*...» aud-------vngetaUec Wherecbr.rant uni madcirannL ------- r„:,. mi.— J pecan, purchase* were mad" *U urn* pan! for a‘.:i Th* Catholte cteiecb end a few of tho fair prices. We found excellent water, citiaoa* loom to have etna**ad nil the hero and abundance of provtrion., and property. The ariatoenuy could fa> eeen । at eAaaatloUfagaleueVyrtte porchro, Wo remained two Week* fa Terete, !| or al th* latticed witH'VW* of their pol■ponding aoveral hour, each day in mih- ]| eem, or rolling around th* pnbbeaqnare tary drilh ; fa tfa-ir eortiy antique eoarhro, white On th* 8th of May we left Forote.for Puebla, eighty utUc* diaianL Gen, । tfretehednae* and poverty. The public Worth'* Aiviaton had came up, am! now ] plan*, oe Alameda wonK ba an orna­ took th* lead to the interior. Our march ; ment io any city fa the world. Itfawe now wn* over *a open country, gently a perfect (quorate thooeoteeof tho dty. undulating and «l«»uuding in the pro-, OnUhreo aide* are magfaSceut palaeo* duct* of more touijierate dimiu. The i of th? wealthy, while fronting it fa the Maguey plant »llh it* dark,pv»n loam , Mteedcal, an edifice that cert a anfaoa and clnrtere of Iowan rvvaaled iteelf fa i numerous Halda, with crops of whoul and barley just ripening file tho tickle. Him and there above the fertile plain* t'uuugh ita broad afalro,chapefa rabfaet ruee tall mountain pooka bordered with , and library, m company with on* of funereal pine, with maw* of grey rock, Gw. fertb** eta# offleefa. W by. or blackened (lava) pointing to ua the Catholic Pried. The chandelier* and place* where one* raged ths fleet uf too I lamjw, which were muy, trees'cf nwivo gold and direr. Th* dome win of . *p!eodid ma: bl* vf the country.' There were ten caaj«l* richly decorated, with Apoot wroiy of hi* departed lore; " we at noon-day was directly ov*r our hoods. iron grate door* to each, of beauti&l will hallow her grave with our fear., " When the air was still tho brot wo* very Gm.b. The public walk fa formed of but the wicked printer Kt it Up : we will grout The niglifa were cool, and a three alley! *ix hundred fret Midi is harrow b«r grave with our stoat*." cumpxod our array that advanoml from balmy broeio from nine o'clock, a. X. i length, Mverally lined with beautiful The " Straits PvaBi” are very busy Cerro Gordo to kloiicu. It should nod lOMinKt kept tho air fa constant mo­ ■hade trace The fatarvoufag .paroe j.drying their wet wheat Every hate 0,000 »«.] tion. The climate of throe highland are iaferaperead with cooling founiauw, jj and corner u turned into a drying bourn. Early fa th* morning of die IVth of April, a deputation from tho authority• of Jalapa come oat to our encampment and tendered the koja of the city to Gen. Patteroon. Thu deputation vsi banded by a Catholic prior, bearing a gulden croaa, whose bald head and dark. Russell &. Nevins. 1ETORB OF THE Gn. I’altera-n imiwlfauly «ai*rod tho city eaeurted by tho dragoon*. Our diriteon fidlowed with Gen. Twigg, at it* GROCERIES at the Th* city *tood upoa a hill, the highort . point in the contra, and ontsfaed about 7,000 jieoplo A mamive wall (urrouod*d it Th* bonw. were of .tuna, with flat roof., mortly 03* atory high, and having window* protected by iron lor* Th* (treat* were paved with .tone, and all no «te*p and ridling, «nv* one, that carriagea could *carcnly be uaed oa them. A depot tor the benefit of oar army wa* e*tabliib*l hare. Thus in one day we had dou* throe boon of de.per.te fighting, won an important victory, marched thirty mile* ou foot, and captured a waited town, ami an im­ portant military port of th* enemy. Our •toy at Jalapa wm only for a few houra. A garriem wn, detailed to hold p«e» rion of the town, when about noon we rr.umed our march for Perot*, fifty brick store of JACKSON WAGONS, Glen & Hull Threshing Machines, Closer Hulbrs and Grain prills, ami Gale’s PafeutiSulky Rake. Cash for Groceries, pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rate gorge of th. hill* was tho pas* of Li. Hoyn. It had b*cn fortified with a bat­ tery of hoary guna, anl we expected Um enemy would taiko another stand BOOTS ANO SHOES Dr. AIKIN, time to dofliog up our books. A fifteen years busin ex* imper- itirely require* thia sbep, and we expect ow eustovnera rill I’sJ st once examine their wcconnb, and settle the same 'by Casa or Note. Patronage we . I I*tt* Ftadtofai. woaivad : Trta sasr fro® Um community, we so* oCer our Oorfi M fnU- ordere-l out to meet the ooralry form. Tho remafadvT prepared to rovirt at­ tack* from oppoaitn directions »houl.l found m-sr th* (cam of th* -on any be mad*. No enemy but the caval­ murder, nod awumed to be port ry force, however, appetircd fa right gun-wmidfag, with a ton popwi rfagtou’* roqiimw nd a pare* vert tionket, nod that -the ruotivo I murder wa* to It* found fa. the i poured twenty-five round* of canUter feet of Sharp having exmte to .hot and .hell into their rank*. These dfa- with eerm! hundred dollar* erf : ehargwe mad* lung opening* fa the enemy'* linm, (coding horam and ridere rolling fa the dirt. But doefag their broken rar.ka, with banner, droamfag. and tong lance, glittering in th* »un, tboM splendid honamon c.-.no galloptng down upn our line*. Aa they ap­ proached. the inlhntry wire quickly thrown into »olid aquaro* pcewnting front* of befalling rtool, with cannon nt | the engto*. From inside throe K.uar.'a emptied tbe aaddhu and **nt th* boreo* ' riderb'M.gaHoping wildly over th) plain. | : w» hilly, here and there rising into high mountafa*. ouo of which, fifteen . mitea to the nth, nm to th* height of IMWOfart | Sboca. for the Lu-gf have region* roemed to ma the mod .oolhfag' and fragrant flowen. • to tho sen*"*, and bracing io the cner11 fa mid that few ci-fa. of Europe gio* 1 hadevar known. Sixty five mile* praevnt* a finer ajpearanoo. But little pratoe ran bo given the manscra and ridge of mountain., from thn top of! moral* of the citicea*. Tho ri*h art which we looked down upon the volley I coorac, haughty and overbearing; the of I’ocbla, the “city vt the angel.,'* I poor o’n liab, vidotte, ignorant and de­ From tin. point tho eye •arrayed a moat graded. beautiful and jurturoe^ue landscape. C«».* Cbkxk, April. I7rb, IB71. Thu valley i* abont rixty miles in circumferenrv, girted fa by a circle of hill* ; and mountain* with now and then a gap i through which the public road* find an ■ avenue- The city with it* white towero, ’ grey roof*, dwelling, and costly cashed - j ml* lay like a beautiful gem wpuan^fa ItoliL Sharp wn. found dwid. with shot and dug* in hi* brain. A man name<| Harrington, who had been on iotimato torm* with the decoaaed, wa* fartamd for th*' murder. Th* teffaumir wi* wholly farcunuiautfal. fart n ririKilly dimly our poritiou wM threnlunod with "worked-up" by the d*teetivoe, that an attack by a body of Mexican cavalry Hartington wa* convicted sad aeot to the numbering 8,OX) ted by Banta Anna. They were dtocoverod moving along on our right, with a view of getting fa oar *••*- Another fbreu wan reported to b« gathering fa our front Our troopa were immediately (At in order of battle. Col. Garland'* brigade, with thn Cth ia- ■ ow^ 6.U. of wheat, arts *ud barter,ami Thnwi or four tfaurt they wore rcpcteed, . green parinre* where groxtd flock* of and aa many time*, refotmad and reoootm woo'.wl sl>aopgoata,mula*, horeM, muaiangi and cattle diminutive in ria*, ; with tenge, branching boras, very un­ like tfano npon tho hill* of our happy ' New England. To the faft tte country tie* of the firm, aud javote hi* ' Ut your prw»»M b«. cut A man had fattor be btoodtimn fa hi. priori, m/ds.omi carry Tho mate portion of our army re- j taainod two or three week* at Jatene. < Some of tho whiten bad enlisted for i Mr. Uarray Johnson, who maided �Mutative are required, by — the lomj.ilod laws, to divide said aeon- .' month, tinre a gatnbter by the name of , '••'fenny James,” aawutltel Ifohfcr, also r a sporting man, who eubsi^ucntly camo back with a guu and shot Jam*, in Quot ef hi, owm dopr. , I XddgoOlta, in charging the jury rtmarked that tho very preaerrntion of so­ ciety demanded that this num, if tho ju- Tfa> shreion of tho Grarit Court tor the county <rf Barry that dosed on Sat­ urday hurt, nt one at no ordinary inter­ oat, and the amount of buxine*, done, important stfb> di»paaed of, and new I1 '-s.'. <ute-r-s who for thirteen years had prestdod so srtiafertorily to tho people, Hon. Loeis Michigan Agri-ultura! aui Macbanical 8. Lcvoll, made the oceasfoa on - of no Society. Sb-day we prewrat oar readore with ardiaary intinit. We have neither Any and all p® the first number of tho Sixteenth Vol­ Wautera Michigan, of tho Suu, who _____ ___ ume of the Rrrrsucx.* Bxxxra. Ou formation of such a rocioty, are invited itopa^emthrt brief spare of time ha, I—> written the hutorj-of th., groatart moral ami political triumph, of modem that some half doaun important caww are earneatly invited to send reprreonwere tried by jury, and aa many more tatire, to thu couventiou. friithtOy ft baa recorded the action by the Gmrt, and all of thorn except that Tho State Fair .rill bo held at Kalaand tho roceere of the Republican party noted last imuo in which the jury failed n»roo the premrt yrer, and probably in ito Ttetoriotu fight against hitman to agree, finally diapored of TTie nttradt,,U P,a"'' ’rhic,» alaeery, in which with whatever of abil­ it will hkely to bo held in the raakrn grt of th. State A rel^jxiun of ity it, various editor, may have been Bar wu more general than usual, and fifS.TL'St? !?*• poaweisd, it mart foarteealy joined we noticed from abroad during the mo­ ■MrisraMIj'it ha, recorded tho action tion, Hon. Birney Hoyt, now Judgo of of the Democratfo party in its effort, to the Beventeentli Judicial Circuit, Hon. uvwthrcw this Republic to tho end that N. Balch, of Kalamaroo, Hon. 1*. IL human slavery ought exist PCMixtanrirs Emeroon, of Battle Creek, an 1 other with the national boundaries, with all atrangrrs whose name, w, did not learn. its attendant crimes and curare, and had Ihiriag tho terra. Bar mootings warn to its editors, the nmpeakable phiMure hold for the purpore of preparing and of announcing tho overthrow and utter preoentiag lo.Hon. laouis 8. Lovell, aanmhiiation of tho armed euemiss of reriee of -Reoolutions expreeting the the Republic, at the hands of th. gal- good will of the Bar, as well aa th- pro­ hint CtTMti 8. Gtixv ami die patriotic pio of Horry County, and the regret of officers and aoldiors be so raeceufully all clasM that we wore to foe* the serri led to battle and to riatnry. oes of this able arid upright Judge IhfiariM’iy it han recorded the utter Tho proceeding* of IhoM mootings will annihilation of tho institutten of slavery bo found in another eoluma, ana it la in the Republic—tho extonrion of the ffyMy&^toallda^aad condi­ tion of rituens on n basis of [rerf.-ot the jwoule of Barry County, and of Republic under the old Flag with never one person more than tho editor of this ably contracted »hall be paid, whetlior Z -----a star dimmed nor a kiripo tora aa,un­ paper. The Bar Beeolutions were drafted legally binding or not The public debt was decreased during Next in importance is tho compulsory I tbc mouth of Ajwil over six milliotrfl of der,—the Mtccessful cxtahlishnsent of tho by George C. Worth, Esq., ouo of the ----------------------- xUi---- d(>llnni >cho total deerooM sinev the] best pajicr rnoncy system tho world baa ever enjoyed -the complete endonwinerit eml Gorcramont- tho establishment of th. principle of 1'rotartion to American Industry and 1-abor. by a discriminating Tariff-ami th« establishment of the pure*t and most patriotic Porrtga Policy that has over blessed mankind. hMtefiy the psograaa of th. people of th. Republic in the lost fifteen, ywu, » the wonder of tho world and tho gnsat•st triumph of tho ninatentfa century, to ovrn note which would require page, rather than tho brief paragraph, which at moat it is powlle to give in this con- 8in» of a terrible rivil war, occupies a mneb higher position than it did fif­ teen yuan ago, and h constantly going onward and upward ia nil that tends to make a nation wiser, nobler a*l purer Republican party, to which, and the principles it ad-ipta, M its basin ofactijn, tho world is indebted for thia record of genuine progress which the jiastfeu y«n has placed on the pages of Amcriran History Woare proud of the |achievomenta of the Republican party;, of its history and of its public most . and of having been in all there yuorei oae of’ ugnificant, in its ranks. As the organ' of this party of progress m the county of Barry, the Bsxiixi haa tried faithfully to *»■>■! Ito bast interest, and to se­ cure ths election of all ib candidates to office, of profit, trust, and honor, rooagnising the action of party caacaoes and eanreaiious as the A*br polite-ally speaking, and a* in ths part so 'in tho> ■ our editorial charge, wfll be its tindrriatinguome. ' : During the last fifteen years the pop- Carriage Shop, Am* 29, 187L 1 T Yretertoy. ocurved one o( those pain-' *Mgi '.T 1~—ought to| ■' V. „f Jefferson and Bailing Com*'101 1_. wrotrtfc«hr “T"®7 nortrv” for ths " Jour ,' ho W «n*ex»»r Hi,­ rhyme, to my week werThmded ”To eulogy ; and which, he said, eosoirttnd- Mast x* H—t,” morning to Marr «n ed by a chevalier without fear and'with­ Hannibal, cf couroc. But white setting out reproach, and earaptetely unfettered up tho pteco I was suddroly riven from bead to heel by what I regarded aa a perfect thunder-bolt of humor, and I common red artlvoUMRlfoh*. bMlaq' UMtAeeM it Into a snappy foot-note at the bottom—thus I “ Wc <^1 '* has boon rifencod and Lc« Molineux captured. We, continued tho speaker. n whiteman with his shirt tail hanging out," but that it was very hard to ad­ minister justice, whan a prisoner baa an air of wealth and respectability about ARRIAGES Tho jury thus instroctod and exhort­ ed brought in a verdic* -* “—" —* to-day, sentence inm J . tio Bolster shall be hung on tho 9th of alone in eetf-di-fensa, and was used in ■udilon excitement, and not aa tho re­ I’arik Apjil £7—Evening.—Tho Com­ sult of pnnieditaiioh tn tine lias forbidden all interference The Judgo spoke very kindly but with traffic in menhsudiae an.! tho maufirmly. Alter reviewing the facts in the sgemeut of railwsjx The 'CommisCAM as stated by tho (irisuasr, he rntid : Tho assault upon you was a great o«Irago ; but you sJiouW htyro a^qaated to, tho law for protection. You should not have determinod, tu you told Sergeant Vermifuge.” It was his Util. jobe. (Vco^n,, ta shoot Jarurt M the only l*W. My unde was van- angry when ho gut back—unrsasonsbly so, I thought tueani you had forMveago. You mart oonxiilering what an impetus I had gir your brother man in that warning to!, en th. paper, and contidsrir.g also that ^icei hi, God. You hare committed the j1 gratitude for his nroeervatiou ought to. t___v__________ f—• i. at. — ' (rvatMt crime which man can couinrit. ■ i ■The wliolo com u a very sad one.— ] I The testimony ’ shows that in tho past!1 yean, your surrounding., your Maorintionsjrad your habita hare not been (( very creditable fur a man brought up |< with Sunday School*, ohurvhe, and ‘ i laFW®”***Mower' utratiuu u more than two hundred and | v "T T” T J . “F twenty-one millions. This drcrcmw Ira- Un rUU “I saw in th. |iapera what purported »>ns tho annual tax interest alono mure | to be a letter Com your mother. Haro than thirteen millions of dollars—inure you a mother .living T' ' “ fcclinj vutee. “J j Sixty tuns of laarol not, f rum tho Rap ■ | on a rsclopwdia of chemistry. I palianu'-ck were transferred to a xteamThe court “A tetter from your moth­ i er at Baltimurc, a few dev* tine*. and er expresaing nil that kindly fueling and I eonsrgnal to 1’hiladalphiu, there to bo l«<~r motherly auxbty, (hero the rote, of the tuannfiu'Surod into plpra. Many of the] [ handromo articles cxjxwod in tho lob-1 Judge broke while tho tear, ran down ---- “< | Spurgeon, at last accuanta, waa down PfJ | with tho gout aoeoniats' .bow caso* and window,, and wk! for brier-root piixw, are made out of thia identicalntaterul,which ispurriuuffi and dug up at very little expense in nil touehod my heart deeply,■ wc | the lower counties of Maryland. thnt you c.iul.l bo ronwn'd fn diluted with th* ott repeated attempts |dor the rertrictinns of odiou. State -----I “St Stewart’s nunnery.” SrsctxL Smaiox or rat Bxsxtx.— tion like thia fol that mother of tho pre*, to draw us into tho discusI i’reti tent Gran. ha.s called a Special Among bills which failed, wh ston of the merits of this case,* since tho •hould have boon giiul to have number of the Gahry Mark Twain c.o-1 tree. fir, Bp<H B, Seretan of the Senate to conr.cn ua tho order of J udge Brown, lending the ea»e ol no adopted, worn three to |iw so, biA&mny cnyeqrlfcr.aAlher Eeli ; the bam come together thirteen fort 10th of May next- It is thtiugfit tho Wo prln’t hi, ralteMtofy* "aid also oao ’ above, Conning a tingle top. | here to trial, and we hare been credit­ j Joint High Oommteuon will l»e ready to ed with st least a dozen diffiercnt article*, report by that time. not one of which over appeared in our column*, and we are a little sick of that Injunction Master, than whom no mure competent man could have been rel.-ctod, or one who would more prcfocily repre­ sent public opinion, among both Bar and People on th* service* and Ability of Judge LovelL of such notices as th. above, mads out of whole cloth, for the purpoio,:vid.intly, of prejudicing the public mind against this respondent Wear* entire­ ly willing to leave this caK> in the hand, '-------- r.—t--------— — of -the mUrs ewa who shall be selected ,;w»H» the »A« required to meet the ox­ --------- -> of tho Beale govrenuicnt are as as juror*, and Hon. Birney Hoyt, but wo meat not bo quoted fslroly to tho io­ jury of this reponden:. or any other man charged with crime, because both l*w and public jnatico require that n man aUUfo torort hmmiU until a lawfid unbiased jury shall proclaim him guilty. Of thia case and the action of Judge Brown in tensing it into thn county tar trial, wo ham moat derided opinions, and do not hesitate to publicly exprree them, but do not belicre it aithtr just or politic to bias the public mind through the columns of the Bsxxn, either for or against this respondent, and shall not do so unless driven so to do by what we | D& AFT AND CUT litil J. L. & DAN. REED. BROWN <fc CARTER, punishment is abwlutely naranury. This scene cafiircua tiie lousou of tbs | 250 Main Street, I necreiity of teaching children a regular ! trade or avocation. The young man of' I good education and address but without i a regular trade or calling U more arise- I । ruble than the |>oorost emigrant that I lands upon our share*. . To take a shagcll English scekOfpff gontsel railing, or becume. a gamble* and pimp. Thia awful Iosmiu ought not to fa!! and American CORATIONS New Advertisements. btef it is a Ixigk’ erim. to discourage youth from honeot and industrious put F1* uTte rf. S *■»•... 1‘RESKRVATTON SELF ge, which thi* increuM in its papulation would naturrtly bring with it, are plain­ ly vWbte on orery Land, marking cbasgM that surprise tho moat sanguine of the men, who, twenty years ago irotiired to By aaorortigkith. folfowrag offiaal invert thtir money and make their bomre Ifepurt of tho proreeding* of tho Repub­ lican Judicial Qmvention. wore omitted our cwanty in al) that tend, to taarewK> its finaurid, educational and moral starun AB tbcoe thiaga wo note with no common satufaction, and congratulate our people that tii* curineot and learned Judge LorerB on returning from the Beach h this county could say with all cras.rity, that “the emty of Barty fur- Attbelxpeaaert War! . ®ul*rr'* children are at school i tn Germany, and are reported very WM. LOOMIS, mar as well go in. LEGISLATIVE APTORHONMENT. ta-ro is, ooqurerionably. The new apportionment of member, The Common Council of Joe . sen petitioned to appoint Two of th® Htato Bcnste, a, provided for by readings of that Convention, and (hrt tho law rt the late eewiion, is a* follow. ■ I. i Tho fa< inagogtw who, to toy porpoao justice may bo done all i<rtfo», wo copy The Xrf State, Hat Mr. Futey and KrEdwm Iztndreer are recovering from err'ate, a public opiatan adrrnc to lion­ finmthoJferbof the 3(hh of March, their recent Ulna*. et toil 4J xlrikfag • s^rere blow againrt addiagealy that tho Dolegatfon from <*»*• Baldwin lire appointed Ctrarfe. the rrepcctability of labor and against Barry oounty rontiated of Gwetge C eoeirty itoolf. Wdrtk, Jsrnre A. Bweceey, John R. Vaa The uiiatiou of our laliur Union, Volsor, John IL I’ahnor, Goo. M. Dowry, should be, like those of Agricultural Edwin H. Malfory, and Isaac W. Vrooe octette* or Teacher* Inatitataa, to im- utestic economy • to combine unaR capi­ tals wherewith to build up co-operative than any year rinrvlMi’, except IMS. when the ttrat boot pare-1 through on wovkshopo, storre and bomex It i, the same toy, April M. thus that great nations are bmll up. Virginia plantan 00 ‘ ‘ were tho fobaooo dretrurtive as this season. And thn out the South b dismay at the ant GROCERIES, which P»i*tenera bare, since it b a record < the first »cribbUn r to any «ort of pcri- ■bought for CASH the lodcsmiarkct price, and wishes to be underelood 1 hut he will not be Undersold by I did my first newspaper scribbling, and most unospeetMOy to era it stirred up a reawUtoo ia tiro rem»nniry. ‘»~ I wa, a printer's are niripkr ropressntatvM of tho people of *hc county end not selected, beaeusc of any special superior knowledge ar fltMas to that petition, a ha wjuchuvery Baparriucr will attest llmpl.* *. «— rf 0- i-d hi* Spring stock of Dll V A* I shall write but 1 ” and a proT any one in Hastings or surroundin' Count ry. 53® ? O M THE LATEST ! V2t.-BS*afS >*»» MUys-tete. af D>* ; ; Hardware Store. *■ Over 0OQ DETROIT STOVES Hold by un In th© last 12 months, I * �Bejel Lowest Priare 4tCT of’!! . • G-md livavy .-Utumade poata 75, Hv.ry datable and twist suits 8^,90. l.WH) Cewiinnre tuila, fitntr Bl“,tMl 825,00. ■ . tli. X. a. , A «MU XsMB DOS CITX Mil -,*w Jibuk suite from III) to F3j,o0. Wh Kiuk dooskin Punu - ; We wfll ismie a Dally piper from this’ pursuant u> notice previously girau uffi-re during th*. Vanderpool trial — i whieh will joohabiy las: far four week*, tlie tncmben of ths Burry County Bar, ' —providing thn- hundred umnee coa met at ti» Court Roam, on too evening be secured at 11.00 eseh. Thai will at Thuraday, April ST th fasti, to deliber­ furnish tha paper at about four cents ate apoc tome appropriate action, to ba I each. The exptnse attonding the ireuo taken by them ca the ocsosion ol tho ' Of n hmpeetabte morning dailv win be retirraxmt of Hon. Louis 8. u>r«dl, ' >vry great, sod all we oak is proper from the bar of this county, and effected ' cncc.aragsm.ut, Ws propose to iesae a J paper cuntsdaing tweniy rolumus, and A Holbrook to the chair, had choiring ! hr.lf the six; of the B*xxu—a rrsjwcta- Guo. C. Werth, aa Beerstaty. Meesra h's sswy, Holbrook, Burgher, : ble Aprescutatixv of tho city of Hasttage.-ow, which our merchants need' Millsand Hayford, remarked bristly oa । not feet ashamed to advertise in. We their lung and pleasant association with loelidt aa advertisement thru every Judgv IsxveU, and all with one accord barinase man in Hastings, and hope all joined in urging the propriety of giving same public sxprwerion to thosentiments of goal will oberiahsd by thn bar and people guuernllr for him. Geo. W. Axuaon rca Putsox—The inrtnnt a Mills, then uoted the appointment by person U known to have swallowed poi»- the chair of a committee of five on ua bydoign orrurident, giro wat* to rew lutionx, which motion prevailed ; drink, cold or winu. as fast as poSdbfo, and Mr. Mills declining to set as ehair­ a gallqn or m.nw at a time, and a* fast man of that oommitto^ Mr. Holbrook vomited drink more ; tepid water ia beat, thereupon appointed Mossre. Hwwary, as it Open* the j>on>* of the skin and Milla, C- 0. Holbrook. VsnV.lror and promote* vomitiag, and thus givsa the Grand River Tallsy Division KalMnasou tho Sth of Kay. Tub towndwthm is laid for the wnrehome of Bar.Mw f. Goodyear. ' them. BtfB-Xl____________ _______ ____ Abo lore of new Grows ties. Barn Rio Cuflfa* st Buaelr., ffte » •nu ner Ik ' A new Poet runte—eu. that has long i W»H-rWfl.W-> U >» nttmtag order from Agneta ria Cedar Croak ti | Hastitga. . Wt will look forward to a large additfaa tr: oar euhacription liU u«i th. ajprotteh.irf the Vanderpool trial. Ova nu rottentx will do wslfto advertiro in the Dully daring the Vandarpod trial. Terms madu known on epphrtifaun nt thi. office ' Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE I ' W s undureUUsd that a Dry Good* and Clutiunp .tore ia soon to oecupy ths Ask your DruggU fi*r Baaa’s I’tcre. store next to J. W<!«ertt, in Brown's Eiiint and cure your cuhL Idtftrteifc.4 */ Uri!‘ । Aoelxi A Buaa, Agent. DRY GOODS, Cfothtag, bet., capa , Gi-r.ts Furnishing gnuda ami ewry ttasqA nice tax be found at Mudgw’. dffiP tuns has now arrived when the relation* ef the Bench and Bar are to be severe Lantisg A Saginaw line i« Ixtagpuehad between us in this countr farover. ex- rapidly furward, and by the dore of the preeeai season tha road win be fiaisbed in behalf of the Barry Couatv Bar, 1 well towards tho straits. Tl.o trank i* bare the pleasure of priaeuting to your now laid to a point within 10 mitas of Honor this |<per amt its contents a* a Vine River, end 100 more men are am tntnnarixl and token of our lasting to be put on. According to the terms of esteem and friendship." the charter, -.be road mast bo finished Harvey Wright then anao and ia be­ by the ctore of 1872. Drring the eight half of tho I’etot Jurors, presented tho months, ending August 81, 1870, the following prvsmble and-revolutions : company rweeivod from the tranapartaIKirrm, By tbs change in the eighth ttan of passeugwri407,07fl; from freight Judicial Distract, tho term of the Hon. • 171,998, from mails, |5,700, and from RUGS Medicines, tha disburremeats was HO,488 for trucks and bridges; •21,874 for engtare;|8,022 fixr oars; for sstariao and wares, •88,87®. W—1ta DnnxCTtox.-The wellknown Grofan Junction, on the greet thoroeghftwe of the Nortborn Lines to Boston, has oeasrel to U. With a large end taeroesiag population, proud aa wall as proeperou*. its dtixena, in mass meet­ ing assembled, hare . voted to change the- name of their town tu “Ayer”-after ono of tho beet known men In Amcri.-a, Dr. J. C. Ayer, of Lowell—end the leg Dye Stuffs, SpAINTS & OILS, On motion uf Mr. Burghs: the cxenmittoo was instructed to report to an adjournml meeting to be hoM at thia place Fri­ day evening, 2“th inat, to which time and plane, the meeting thou adjourned. with him. and extend to him our beet . tbeir choir*, for not only is tho camo wishes far hi* continual succum and pros- .short and distinctive, but Dr. Ayer's Fatnir Evening. April 2?lh, 1871. bls. Do not wait for warm water—take that which io nearret at hand, cold or The Bar masting was called to order perils ia the field in which hi * impor­ medioinse have made it gretotally known PREHCRIITIONS AND FAMILY to the ends of tho earth. Probably no warm, far eveqy axund of time is o! at T 1-i r. a. by L A. Holbrook, ebair- tant labors are to bo contmued. RECEII-T8. His Honor, visibly affeclcd. respond­ Kring man W earned relief to such immense importance; at the samo limo man ; and the committee on resolution* send instantly for a physician, and a* ed, thanking tho authors of the resolu­ eounttese multitudes of the sick as he, —_ n*Jn. ■ aubmittol tbeir report, which was nr___ _ *_ __ and thi. high honor, from hi, neighbors tions, far <Ms nadfetixtion of sutisfao1 eeptod, un-Tataptod, and appears below. tolls the estimation in which ho hi held 1 tion with his official conduct, and re- I by those who know hfa*.—Brutal Tunra Chas. B. Wool was requested by vote > of tin, meeting to prepare two tran­ veiwiag briefly tho history of his official . intercourse with the attorney* and offiI scripts of the resolution^ one to be subI srn’ied by every member of the Bar cereal thi* court and the people of Bar­ and prosontud to Judge lovell, and the ry County generally, referring to tho , other to be atUrwards presented to fact that be first camo among them ia j 1858, under the combined disadvanJudge Hryt in open court. J. R. VaaVefaor moved that Mr. tapes of having been fur a long time oat of practice, ami of ssteroeding Judge Sweesey. os one of tho oldest members Martin, one of tho ablest, most rompoof this bar bo requested to make tho tent Judges uur Stale has over known, presentation to Judge Lovell in the and generously asciibing his own suev^-a upon thia Bench, to be largely duo to Goo. W. Mill, otfared aa amsnlmeul the support rendered him by the attor­ to the effect that I. A. Holbrook, being neys and oflhor* here. tho oldest memlx-r of this Bar. be re­ Ho also polls high and deserved j ». *W Psms^ Xraiu. Cms.1 Xrwiu. quested to net on that oreasion. The feae. Coflkes, Raisins, Bptesu, 8oo|a, oumpliment to Barry Ovunty jurors a* a | amendment was accepted, an I tho uso Htareh, die. class, dwelling upon the fart, that, at a ' tion as thu* amended prevailed. W a mm.—Butter, Eggs, Load. Pogeneral rule the juries emponnolsd be-1 “Heam, father, dev father, room home” Ka<Mt4earJatht« romahmM withxae ■ The clock fa the steeple strikes two; TUwgtahaagrowacJfcemrf Benny M WOTN Bat be has bene calling A*yon; U '•* wom* “ “T» «* <H»- CKBCEXr ST8RE >St£*Mte"r r Chenpe-et and Beast CITY PAINT SHOP Confectionery. bobusfaus. Manager to a pasty of young l*di»a»h s u> cusnpany with hi moth­ er aro tn visit Eur -pe thia summer, on n Am**u the recent paxduo* by thoGuvinner wele Charlo. Axm»trorec. of Boxry Cbnaty. who was rent up far burglary , for five reere,and.had bat n few months so» be requested to present a copy of th*, resolutions, as soon aa practicable to Judge Hoyt in opon court, sal to re­ ' quest fa tho aa:no and behalf of this bar t hat they be on tercd at laige upon ' thu journal of tho Circuit Court fur the county of Barry, and ths journal entry subscribed by every member of I lie bar, ’ which motion prevailed In Croup, Batin's I’u-reaxL Euxtn 1-eandvr Wood and \\ illisau H. Os­ work* aa if by magic. Ackley A Siad-. Aerolite 1' born, fir obslnmting a railroad, were sentonRd, to ton yoa.-s.^ch in State Pris! Juki diA uf the Criniit Court last Tux Wmrrowut wn* out on Munday evenir-g, with Ms’swvet muxie. An old adage is; that fanunr's can plant their runs afo-r tho Whippowdl commoner sen! the solid, sensible, and eminently rmpcctablo men of the county of Barry. Ho paid a gw:wr<»u. and handsome his euoccssor upon thi* Bench, Hon Birney Hoyt, and hi beepuke ior him th- earnest hearty wdcomn and support « the 'idBeerj and |mupte of Barry | county. After again thanking them ' far their, expression* of good will, he took iean? of the officers and attorney* i individually, and the Circuit Court for tho county uf Barry. Jaljt LartU utf, is known only to the histiry of tha fait , b*nevforth it is a ehemhod mem­ ory of plcsasurt by-gones, which rone rotary was instructed to transmit tho proceedings uf this meeting, including a copy of the rosulutious, to every n»wspapor publi*hii lu Barry county, and a Tux Washington romspotidcnt of the I ropy of the resolutions to one or more Grand Rapids Lsflr, in that paper of ' papers in Detroit, loosing and Grand tho 28th. in speaking of political mat- ( Rapids, and request their publication. will arid strung rtmlntiou to *-xc«-l that' hare dirtinguubsJ him in the low> r branch, bo will ptoro a most usefukablu and valuable metaborof th* body. In­ dued, frar of younger member* uf the “Judge I.wellHavingbron chosen tiuoati can preteml to vnuk with him in character, influence an J cxpocljy for by tho members of tho Bony County Bar, to present to you on this, the oemsioa of your parting with us as Judge Church, say* ’ Bits'* Iterrrtic Exjllt i a a public Iwnsfactioa ” Ackl»V A Slade, Agent*. Tn TixcgualMTinrxxat Hiddlevilk', te rejnrted to here been full of interest and all were very' bsnpstably eutertaiu*<d by the good p**p!e of that vfllage. We u juld like to give U« full report had we the (articular* ' , S'”" 0OXHWTIHO lets in ■thia staple wo are led to conclude that buyers throagbuut tho State axe unable to make any figure, or fix any price at present tor the first of the dip, but gwncrelly it is thought that the mar­ ket will open high, am! that there will bo a depression afterwards. - I hiring the week, single extra Ohio and Michigan S“"' Ayer’s Ague Cure, “ We often ejieak of men and tiling* aa we find them.” Inquiries alter otb- ' er’s affairs beget within u* a daire to know more of them than -i»«l >en*e nd-1 mils; and how prune are w« to violate ! I the grand admonition that “we should I , do to others a* we would that they should du to. u»"—just as though wn j । your duty to us and tho whole cotnmuai ■ bad no privilegr to look after other’s at-' । ty. ia tho adniiaistration of juatiei fur I lairs owl wateh thrir daily practice with s loag time past. I now rise to the |*er- a j«alou* eye; far yon know it is not ; hrmuM of that duty. i manner in which you have discharged it ia soggestnd by some nf our teedTua Supramu Court of Michignu bnIng rurnliaia to form a faraseis ctab, fur the diasentinatton of various hint* and ''recently deckled that Circuit Judge, topic* connected with the farm and gar­ may bu efawted without the Judicial den Who will be thf fitai to inaugu- . Circuit fa which they arc to rervv. Thia . fa a decision which may prove to be of , mueh importance, shoehl thn elector, of any particular circuit soe fit to avail I tbrtnsdvw* of the liberty, and. cueclod • tag Mint they haw no available mau at ' borne fit fiw a Judgv, go for the imports- And I take this occasion to sy that, I in va.-w of the kindly feelings existing U*. wren the bench and bar, ever sin to you have occupied tlu> responsible po- , sitiou of Judge of this court wo haw many misgiving* in parttag with you, aad many regrets, fur we have ever felt safe and as.ure I, a* ha* the entire com­ munity in tl*o administration of justice in your hands Knowing that in what­ ever you have done, or been called up­ on tu do, you have ever been :*ro*apted J. L. A D. Rna.—.kgain we call atby the purest motives of lum>wty and tourism to thi.* crkd.vnled manufacturing integrity—tbs real foundation uf worth. farm, in I'srmgsi, Wagon*, Hnggi. s *40., aU> to tlteic mammoth ulvertise wumt We advise every man in the ■ evuaty V. eoll mi 1 rec fi>r themselves that what tlwy say to true And the seal divition uf tho mahth tireuit, tha attentioc. of tarmm and others is also Hon. Luuis S Ixrtsll, will, <m the 30tb > oBod to the Wilber Eureka Mower, dar of April, cease to be Judge of tho ior which they are ageuta They claim Circuit Uuart for tho C-.uaty of Barry. the draft is so light and tho w.wkmgs so ; perfart, that It will enKst tho attention of worm and permit our neighbors Io bo lost eight of in thi* enlightened day. Qttotatious Iron* the Hicrel Wwd are al! very good in thj pulpit, but when' brought to the public .through the me­ dium of the press*, a space is acmpivd I quite valuable for oilier ( urpoese, and ' much too replete wifa waiting matter. | Ignorant pr-reim* bare a right to use I what Ellis faculty they i«a*.--* in dis-' s.minaiiug their view* of p-uaial msttacs. a* wall aa anybody olre, and have ] about a* many a*a<«iates as their more wise brethren a.id siatara. Their rights must be rsepeclrd. their eor.l* weighed, and their cnfrauj'iiemml admitted as avhkmco of these imps rtanro in i oeiety 1 —what -f they hare tiuw to spare; it is meet mul proper that they rireUj have, fur then they study subject mat 1 DENTIST. Iftthilk. Ktlitu SATISFACTION GUARARTEEB. mg, trying doom, Ac Mr. H. wi.be. as to give them notice that ho did’nt gmtlic «,«» premium given by the Itetxuii C'.«wrrisJ adstettssr, and there­ fore has’but Httta tbat is wvwth »teeltag excepting au old shot-gun, which, PAINTERS Tax formers of our county will do I I well to examine the fine bones, “Young j Fairfield,” and •* Hero,*' owned by Wm. 1 O. Freeman, of Maple Grove. They I can be seen at the barn ot Hastings Ex- I । change iirory, Friday and Saturdsy. I The mooting theu adjeurnud to reOn tiiotiun of Harvey Wright, Esq., asemble immodiately after tho a.1journ­ the meeting then adjourned until tho evening of May 9th, at which time it is Stveaaxv, April 29th, 187 J. designed to penuaneatly orgauixe the , Court having adjourned to May BHh, of six yrere in the House ha« given and Judge IzivsU being about to depart, him a targe practfaal insight ■» l«blic tho bar rareting wa* again orgunixe*! affairs, and as Imi bring* tu the senate the saute untiring nrntgy. indotnimble l ' by calling Jaurax* A. Sweeeey to the Ural fenjines; (Utiw;. J. P. ROBERTS & fag into their affair* far it is none of . thifa butiaess, and the day will cjmc ' when llwy will find it out so, too, <u.d limy should nut romper- thou* to mon­ , key. fa a Braxiltan ftaret. If uur 1 friends (?) cell on us, are loquacious, > friiredly, g***si|iiug and tn a hurry, we �KE> AwvsrriiuiKrn. ERIE RAILWAX pauchey A C^i. Column. i 1,400 sxrilre under SbO miinc wi'kout ' OnoManagwtnrut Change of cuodire. f •«*. • »«*».— AGfiNTS. , JIHOAV <UVQB-DGVXtt TttACK KbVTX |»EW YORK BOSTON, A.LBATVY, 8 O’CLOCK. raiKctrxr. rotsrsixxxw ronx »"» axw exolxCB, Aso i: OIL RECIONH OF PEXKSVLVANIA Hand and Mar.hinn Sewing. -kffi-Jtvcxncraru: J. * P. COATS BEST xaM aattriax buxsm nt>» Roehretor to Nvw York, 8S5 mil-. Buffalo to New York. 123 mile*. Dunkirk to Now York, 400 miles. Cirvehuid to New York. fSSmika, » Cfamiaaati to N. Y„ *00 mile*, VINECAR BITTERS ui-uiBiauiatMicii, From No. Sto No 100 fadurive. ’AttAi"*- 40 Weeks for One Dollar! MO MADE FROM 50 Sts. tUhwreMtogreiredypaaiMatopoi: Vtor-Mrf I tho decanters, tho ooup-kettic perfoou-i ~ —•.•••.--------, fag a dance orer tho fare of the look- > U «T “« rex Paarains Tataum?fag glass, and fellow-danger makreualTbe lUioois rorroipondirat of n» SISO tor U01O Brick H.M Machin*. wonSaetaia pitiful. Sorectody's I*arian I CMtnitf CreZAwra wii-.os to that paper IMO tor UflU Brick Power B.chint, l‘»yrhe ftim from tho tap of a ran, nr. J. follows: describing th* orc ot the susbo’a.- I uotirc that in almos; crery K>Ue» tion alights upon the poultice pavriurnt wiih 1 evergreens more or lean are dead, or ILOtMINITON (ILL) NUR8ERT rebounding evtek. We rrsnnubcr our 1 a™ Gvi«« fo do<xj. Tho causes -which pat Venus fa the entry at feme, tnifl ’ kdl seem to be operating on all alike— groans, not k'ud but dore, .rerape ua , whitoplno.Notwny sprurc, Austrian pins Time pre soon. No 87 must bo evucuat-' 1 even the Scotch pine—while I think ed ore nightfall, ovsn though. Ibo skies »Wte Balaam firs,' tan years -for more tumble. Desj^ration wings our fret— ' planted, arc lookfaff more faded, rugg.il we fly—wo tiribe—wo "pretest—and 1 and forlorn than they elsewhere do at trusting no pretnua, mount tho hard- • that age. Tho blight has re-api«tnxl in won vntocla baaide tho driver, and "F^wtianfc <fU'l fa even affecting • hotewtr Din* U»l-H M|M XCdruMl'. K. I’lKKNir.VlMWlksMBt. lUiMii. . 7fiMMSn~iirouB*B CImmm K14 01mm sad all SM< U CImU uC . II.IlI.,, rwmnerw I'wrlkL llrerww T.r Be . v'-IJ lH> Dv«frtaBS tfA »'»•<-» I raaaitAXfaarousXK t»»«■ r«L B. L lUUz 4L, Q.M*, EUwiwIhlM »r<»utly «o«M fc» wwyl^r. Call THEA-NETAR n i m «b REDUCTION OF PRICES ll> UJaalate of uki 1(10* hr BclpepuBl TO CONFORM TO , REDUCTION OF plJTlJCA •< Haailwp. Barry rouilT. Uicb.. u Pur Jdleu 11 tn. luwa, mhuU; «»4 »Ui* afcr*warlag Calo tha bte 4a; «( Karafa |a tho E ear tori *». ito>M»4 «l«bi ItssCnC swEiswswa^E GREATinSAVING TO CONSUMERS - ntTTUG vr ctutw. THE GREAT AMERICA. chain and tabiro surges tro thn steps to moot a enrreaposding bffiuw out wan! bound. Crash, ba^I our treasures vanish—are in tho car sumowhtire— somehow, tho book-box on tho china­ box, the Iwotjack nt loajufrog with tho enginvingi, and springing to bis exulted poach, tho presiding genfa* lacks up tho ISTORYzOF THE WAR IN EUROPE •intn* ’ HEW? Tux W^riLwr—Tito /.«<’ Y’ork CAUTION HQHEtt^bv^rMMre all parts of tlu> . | errantry reprreent thn new wheat crop . to be growing magnificently, tend tho ; ,1 yirdd prumiaos to be ctiomow Unless , ’ seine improk able catastrophe happcac to ': the crop thete will bo pkanty of bread ["for a yiisr to oomo. Thodcumiai from । _ _________ _______ ■ abroad is altanai certain to bn miroosed. i scan eard-reeeiver brought up tho day I The ctrop in Engfon 1 will be a< large a» before foe safo kreninm and tree empty ; but on account of thi toillwaa Hacking-bottle, rolw of tho Jnta oxu-'! of men tnkua from labor in France and. pant In the second story the ebUdren not ia high carnival—below stairs ait I Gvnnsny by tho war production intui tho servants with idle hands, gnuving i hare beetixfli'ttal severely, and thed«hoar by hour more sulky. At but i tici-ury will hare to be oupplio-I tjurn out­ *bMla ranHe. "Theycome," rosounils ride. Of the American wheat pop that from the watch-tower, and chaos begins. of California in said to bo vc|y ttae. Tho South has plant, d more wheat this ora*in than before, iluj Ira jirica of ent­ ton having discouraged tho plauterx from Riving the uaual amount of hind ■ to that staple. SLTSi“:JSU2rt: .X meat,w*r a plare to ail dowji." “"J maht fall* over tho dreadful werae. Next day brings agonising fifaeoverie;. Thio article fa toundbroken—frat tufasWares I all treasures hare under- Oators or Pusn.—Ooloy originate! in Germany. The rhortnut'from Italy.1 I Tho or ion originated ia Egypt. .Tobae! eo is a native of Virginia.' Thu nettle of Europe. Thn citron ia a native of ; Greece. Tha poppy originated in the i East. • I The jlno is a nath-n of Amcricn. ‘ I <>at» criginatod in North Africa. . Ryo originally camo from Siberia. ■naan, nkka, alains-tho Lares and Pvoaiee veil tbeir foowi ttdwWp. Bach is cur Mayilia I Inflacd .of. parting poire with yellow Had blr.-k wwaamb ooreMves fry afat^e natural prooree) black and blu*. tbo.flowcre wo atrew esnergw trim capaiaed barrels ;.i our May-dues nA clcasi the poeket intrtaaiafthe complexion. And though Bast baa teat place among the dri^c-Wibrelmxw r^iriatod by r.v . f sastarl and cctnwoJ cake, aamctlnag nf .HmLshadow afiU fire on tiro, day once [ 1 1 ahd toawsd in air wUh Gio invocation, “This I give to the*., O hooded crow— spare my Iambs; litis toa the. D tin— apanrmv dwelling"'—but modem heaihswiMueoald it only believe tha tewll cf-’ fortnal, would gladly compouU for like1 i>—i «a°o : “This I cw to theo, O1 Irirtmao" tpr» my thia*: Tlu» to X7X1 Gems of Beauty in Prow, Poetry A NEW CARPET HOUSE -sam OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS. MATS, Tie Library K Wn uf Sul AM {Scientific American n»tl^4», Aywll^lWt. NOTTINGHAM For 1871. LACES. Spfaauh was first cultivated in Anina. Tho sunflower wit brought from Peru Tho tanlbeny originntod in renin. Tho walnut and. peach oatnefrom I’er- JURUBEBA Tho hano-chrataut u a natireiuf ThiM(j Tlio vucumbur earns from tha Boat In- war, Gsxbuxo —No paaaiun enu lead to n:irh axtremiticL nor involve a men m such a plicated, train of crimes and vices, and ruin whole families ro comufaluJy, aa tho hanaful rage for gnabling. It produco and nourishes all Imaginable; dfogrereful Masatiotu ; it is the moat fertfle nursery of roretonaneaa, envy, rage, malice, direiiaulotion, faM»- 1 Wd/aml foolish relfanre on'Mind for- rilCEt-A fill SFFES. HASTINGS MARBLE fORIS < , ?J^<7ICr*-JLLt-l:it’ •” I; Monuments, HEADSTONES. TABLETOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC.. ITALIAN 2 EL I A B L E despair; and toba cah>lho most uupor- tfaalraetitm goes on, charm wo-: wisely, aad IL’1 tire muten.ial ». crane o! prereful firwid-x and homo, May-day out remain «. ■as BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. WALLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS TEEMS—RS a Year; Rl^O half year; Club* of ten cojiico tm one roar, at R2.50 each. S25.0C', WtfrfgttHWIt PRVtlVM i. to nbm HBIY&OfflilKffALTBBS Dr. Wells' ftiratl if Jinteta 'R. Axxox is Agent for Hastings and remingtons vicinity, for the sale of Fruit Trees i from the above Nursery. I rarely dicta rich pure ; those that had 1 the good fxrtuac to raaliso homo property | in this tniaerabio way, and routinuo play­ lag. are gwilty ttf »twGU folly. Treat f no peraon of that deaeriptioa, of whatL^0yj>^ychBmyry3U»ba.- j i HaBiiags Mar. 3,71. L’m Fremont Engine Works. ju&k wk nxamoK. DY8PEPBIA °®a EE OF MTCUICAN. Cwwolr of iJiw I’osxaox xo Gxuaar.—A report Ho |« wtrfredtan Washington to the alEsci Michigan Exchange. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-05-11.pdf 3165cf9eb2270e6cdb3e139d608b093b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY H, 1871. VOL XVI. NO. 2. warns as they lope, the bead they carry with * Miff Desk. Just bank of the boras end on top of the h«U is a long bushy emlp lock. I have on. of thus ttrees the horns and ox lending down to Um bom is * hair mat which ie always filled with sand. Add to ths the fart that the akin hero is oue and one-half inches thick and you wH! not bo surprised . that a ball from a caririne done not pane- 1 tratoit. Ona of owwsufwuyP*»abaH J from a Kentucky rifle between the eyw i of a large bison, only to make hint , snort and shake dual from bls pate, thV 'ready. I__ _______ w» are informed, be has co hie preparatory studies. 1 hums are two inches fa diameter st the ‘1 —need his rtroing the usual oeder of such puraui , base and eight to eleven inchra fang. when undertaken Inter fa life, he< The eyre appear small at»l hare a peculiar diabolical uxpression. which. HARDWARE Iron, nails, glass, sash, doors, Winds, jmiiitspoils.putty, spokes, hubbs. pins, springs, axles. farm bells, tin ware and shelf goods of every description- terrifls. Curiosity led tn.'one csy to .crawl up within twenty yard, ofjin enormous f.Uow sad p«t a half ounce bull through. hit, heart. I could killed Mm twlm> that distance. I wanted to sen him at doe. range. jumped up as I fired end turning axunnd looked st me aa I lay fa the short grass, such a look 1 hope never to meet again, and 1 was glad when the ball took effect and h. came d.nm. Ills girth was nearlr nine fret Long shaggy hair aflbrds a c-ivering for the entire fore part of the body,and by constant pawing and rolling they manage to keep it full of sand. SOLE AUNTS FIB TNE SOCKEYE AND CLIPPER REAPEB AND MOWED FOB BABBT COUNTY, JOHN A. GBKBI.E. C. F. DWIGHT & CO. DRY GOODS! LOWER THJUV EVER. Elevator 135 JACKSON WAGONS Glen &. Hull Thresliiug Madiines. Clover flullers an<1 Grain Dfi Ih.wd <»<•> ■ Di Patent Sulky hake. Phoenix Cash Ladies' Misses and Children’* buffalo's tall longer than two fret and , t'. eu they never use It. If they have । oocauon to scare flies they roll fa th. dn»t like a mule, but they n.vrr shake off the dust Somotimos you find one : without cars, or, porlmjis they are torn As "Wsdssnl the star of emjiru and laoeratod. This I thfak is oausod takes Ua way” many proeeaee. of anni­ by the grey wolf in trying to eajXur- ! hilation and creation an- inaugurated. the young Oahu. The onward mark of civilisation, and I noticed one peculiarity Vukh I df> _ ________ the rapid development af the west, bring- not trmeaber cf haring seen fa drecnp* “A bs»™d to “ -- । ing into life many institutions and into •' tioa of their habita. It is tire. lh» activity sfambering powers, breathes ■ young buffalo follow their dame, twp death Ufon much ’of th" animate life ■ years Consequently they do not ‘brood created by the great Father to enjoy these primeval regions, until th? ap­ Tbo bulfalo grass constitutes their proach of ttieee fafla«An. The abarigentire subsdstonte, aa before staled, thia iacl inhabitants of the Wattefn plain cover grows above six ir.ei.es in length humbly bow to th- irrosprreaibfe spirit la all the picture. which 1 have seen ! of advancement, am! tvtire l>eyond its of prairie fires, the buffalo, deer, anteimoiodiate teach. The Irufftkr, oik, antek'pe. pra rio ileg, grey wolf and ' Indian are those of which I epvak. While tbo doer and prairie chicken are • the opposite of tills, they corn# lute the country so It wtile, up. . the Cleveland PZUifa OUo. Tbo cotton sued product bi the Mis­ sissippi Valley, if monofactored into oil. would bo worth W,000 000. Cattle axe dumb beaste, but by get­ ting thomarivre together fa large num­ bers they make themselves herd. ! Of the indigenous animals of our group things together in a happy man­ wait, the buffalo is by far tbo most in- ner tor artistic develcpmrat; but when the eye has Uttar tact. natures arraagoAfter sp<mdfag a season fa thefr country, meat, the effect tnay be more pleasing waging a war cf extermination ngainst than the picture is truthful. them, I apeak from a knowledge of 1 have s[«nt boars lying in some xuthoir habits and dUuasitions. vfao on a <aq«-t uf reft buffalo gruss, Shoes and Gaiters. WE'WILL SOT BE UNDERSOLD. Russell <fc Nevins. pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand lajrids Plaster, Ohio Lime, Water Lime and Salt. Is there a ward in the Kngliah lanuago that contains ell the rowels? hero is, unquestfaaably. self on two Oet. and by occasionally burifag at the head of fate nurse what­ ever ho can clutch of tbo gold and wflver toys which an admiring public have presented to him. Altogether, the young man is doing w.U. Unlike hie ufastriotu fellow baby from Kentucky, be makes short speech­ es, has a good amatite, and is attracted rather than disgusted by the sigjt of It was in Nev. 1870 wb>n our party watching herds of thrao prairie cattle as -rolled out” of rivilintiun, and after they fed, fought, r iled -nd basked in following trails and divider fur for eighty the son. I hare thought uf thoir kiy fadulcnre. and yet bow perfectly imlependenl, their immunity from disease. whoa, one night after pitching camp on I cow croak, B hunter living there inform- ' od us that wo were in the vicinity of • hards uf natures cattle. Next day t brought out the fart that a few shaggy . dirt colored old tnalee, evidently the: first settlers of Kansu, were browsing j J. L. & DAN. RKHDW Carriage Shop . about These ware the out post scntln.ls, fought out of the large herds of C. H. HICKS ! (Successor to Hicks <fc Falen.) >■ declining .tealmino year, vmre fa in honc.4 honej plough nl-nich <oni£h£EH<< “n^ ROt “ ^ th„;BOtld it has to <10 Withinle Uu> hb ]. aerrice, may have been pounded to conditions. It ia evinced by fasomo degree uf mellowness, but our nnewnre. guddreanw. and imprewbilbuffalo had evidently .pent a long life | Uy. and not by the presence oflrib. and in nothing ofeo but acquiring toughness.' *u" *’ ' CARRIAGES ajar Cash n.. »!A11E BODIES axe V. O. for my Groc Cash for Produce, and wll for Cash HEDHICK NTEWARy fc rajDIHOFF. Sup® ail MjbbI DeiM. "Hiai-'—i’WWVZvi BOOTS AND SHOES Mower. wanderings. But I say that he was old; i our Os plain raid that lie was old, and ( no amount uf pbiloeophy can psrauade me that that particnlar buffalo was the possessor of any juvenile characteristicn' pny 3u after trying th. hatchet nad ruck ' ]rroeos. we gave up in derpsir and turned him war to Uv< wolves. The Indians use the marrow of surii whan they can­ not manage to maetioata their earcaw, which, however, itt seldom the cue. Our course now lay along the Big Ar­ kansas river, where wo had opportuni­ ties for seeing the Indians hunt theta on horoe-lmck. About four hundred Kiw hunters were cncumpd at Big Bend laying in winter auppii-t of bi►Tn flreh. They nre nary revolvers, riding up dow they aim to brake the boric in the coupling, but frequently an whfeh ocMfats fa shoo ing the n with arrows, end then nn horseback with a heavy bet dxw « it fa to the heart IS. sraeo fork af the Arkansas branrhee to YU w& wootM Fl Unted Up this fork mid betwren it end tl.. main Arkauma was our han Ung ground. The aril hero, ia m.vre tight anti sandy than fa sea1 ore Kansas, with • very peculiar foot thick and two W Buflhfa grass iamrivors^feio is. short fin. and mynatriti.«gro-, krepfag gre. fa patakas ►rads him to school to th. Nsnutefeii. rather than to the Graces tliat by know­ ing all suffering ha may know also the eternal oansolstioan— O&s BarUfh. The reason wiqr editore hare ttorir holds a revolver, th. other holds the A coroner terifls the faqusuL An nneut African diamond, weighing ever nine carats and valued at between •3.000 ami M.OOO, i. exhibited fa Bos- �New Goods!! FIRST NATIONAL r\ A ry v " every mrtfarai.- will rend. Careful aftsmttou to this subject of fru Trot, j Of the great importance of the Rail, nri new bring built from Lake Supe­ rior to Puget's Sound we hare often sjiokrn and bare ever taken a deep inurat fag hO, the final pomag* uf winch will secure th* early completion of the Rued rad a great international route U.twee a tbe two oceans over which must psvai which mrans simply, down with home maanfacturiCT.duwu with heme nmrlroU, down with wages, down with ovary] population, and rich in industry and sp-eies of American cnterjrtor, in the I' coBMqMBt wraith, will occnny tfe;: no. interest of British labor. British enter I! undevetomd and almart tnacce»sible i portion ci our coMiaeotal -urea. prise, and Britiah Grid, will 1b the ftt- ! i Dot Ihienad is fortunsro also fa its tore save uafrora nalioaol psu* • ta tli way acruaa the two ranges of mo-on Bra. David A Write, late c Special tans wLk-h t.stad so sevsrelr tha Pa Cantmhriimer of the' Revcura, tpprara eific Railroads built on tbo central line, now to bo a strolling lecturer ia tbe ia and th* overcoming of which reflected such well-do -orred honor on their rtrcrCMte Uuldors. At tbe' Door Lodge Paso, in Montana, where it ervs.es the Boeky Mountains, its altitude above the toss it J,5n0 fart 1„. than tbe Union Pre I rifle Rkfarori at Sherman, which is arid to be the rigbota point at which a tooow do rat produce, andlhos । motive can be found in tho world. And acoBMUuers to pav <verr oaut rii tho Pacific side of the cuatinent it is at the osmo tuna taka sway from every article tUlova [wtes with Amerioaa reader kweriaun pn |>ay the other. Thia [sirring Ring nt the £ world. To-day we gire m another col­ uma, an able article from tlrn pen of the Vice Prescient of tbo Unilad Stolen, urging public attsubon to this gigantic think we barerd aotiuag in asking onr vw dons, rad whoao attration wo ask readers to rocismbur our pcvdiction of scv.mpaaririg "hard tinx-s? speeiaUr to tbo article of Hot. Schuyler Mr. Wells spoke al Ciaoinnafi the Colfax herewith printed othar Bight, and has repeated his speech at Detroit, while swinging round die orcla. TV great point of his sjwech as , tolsgroplio:! about the Wn are in n-cript of the Lewiston, Miico, Encioj Jconal ot the 27th of He said hs -hcuM Kk» put the April 1871, Bent tn with the oxupli-I1 moot* of Mr.. IL & Field of Minot, ) rountry relatirely -fa tbe same praition, ped ia iK'JKrS^'SScrayd^rtMaine, with the following paragraph FOR SPRING BRQIVN'S BLOCK. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. GRENAMNES, of Pongee and Japanese Silk*, from 75 cents to <2. Atoo Iriah Pupliiu, from • I.M to *2, and a great rarisSy of other rich grvds which are esperiallr attract­ ive to the ladies and keep the store eonstoutly thronged whh cuotomess. In Black Alpacas end Black Silks this House claim to offer special induce- ■ mauls, and their aaeortment of Ribbons i and Parasols are probably the finest ia the rity. In a very largo well-lighted room in the laaewem the Michigan, HATIN LACES. jAOOfnsTCgECKH, BRILLIANTS, . VICTORIA LAWN. FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC I SHIRT FRONTS, ' BOOK MUfilJN, MARHAILLEfLOUILTH HANDKRBCHIEI-H I EDGINGS, EMI.RDIDERI'ES, • ♦WNMBT10NA REAL AND IMITATION LACK. ‘^Ssj-SAiuX. £?»)»» n»t RIBB O IMS . nut bora there can reriiao the beauty of Pugvt's Sound and its surroundings. One hundred milre tong, but so full of inlets and stiuits that its navigable shore-lies measures seientoeu hundred and sixty milos, dotted with lovely istota Fancy Bow, 8o»h and Trimming Ribbons. Hosiery and Gloves. FABLE LINEN. NAPKINS, TOWELING, Madame de 1<. ^cliuntairowsU is a I Jorksou astrologtot thrad Rapids talks mysteriously of -a new gas company. A new tannety, on a nsamsva'h scale, is prpjsotod at Ann Arbor. Afbkm proptMaa to disniib the earth 1'FICRAOHED 8H sheetdIgs. Prints at ten cents per Yard K?-X THATVgXm jfcr BE EXCEU.ED! A LARGE STOCK. id style. Hastings, fay IOth. 1871. II.JBfiS------------- । । i । sdfrmalrah dtoekioae; tod tobf -HL--. IMS IH HI 50 W BROWN <fc CARTER, 250 Ifeiin Street, in Fact Goods are Cheaper than Low *10 AT THE >7fWV GT -------------------- - . . GRAN^r|j PHILLIPS 1 nepers. Uirtc ot which arc dallies. I Copenhagen lisa eight dully iwprrv, i Stock!voltu six, and Berlin aorenleen A Pennsylvania cow swaWowed a i toother nail pouch years ago, aad w ben I she wvs lately killed every nail waa touadiu tbopooch. She didn't tone one. I Emile Hepp, ot fRraa xaiir, who was one ot tbo mud dMlnguiabed pbyUelane and chemist* In Euroiie, ia dead. “ Admiral ' Seitunes opens a course in Mobile with b lecture on '• Ths Three Dretoive Naval Bat tire of Antiquity. " A New Haven gentleman recently recovered 1373 tor a tree spoiled by <na from the New Haven Use C’^upany'a |j^.cksOX, • - MICHIGAN FRESCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER J3 X *1 tfo&tolORATIONS, Illi V UUUK XUOfilh RftftTV ir Illi! liU(nX^|lu|^|ll^ IjwIL 4, Our Stock contains a Large Line ot FATEH AND OIL CLt/TH WINDOW SHAD». TAB8ELM, PICTURE CORD, *U AMERICAN AND HCUTCH-HOLLAN D, IN UR EKN, WHITE. BlIFF AND BLUE, FOR . ■ • DRESS Sn.KS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, JI 4^p?s. ” any house BM [ML Cffl SME I WM. LOOMIS, From New York to Chicago, flaw recQved his Spring stock NEW .CABPET HOUSE ^^^viy^EWT PLACE to buy CARPETS, TV Chicago A Michigan lake tjliure ado, the western lenninos uf the E. I R.-alrosd is completed as far as Nih-n. Canal, and aa near to 11 as Chicago—a ’' Flftv new p'.atform freight cars have hradrod tmleo west of the tontritude of been placed on the Fort Warne, JnekSt Loria or Galena-to the ywwnw city ■ son * tfagfaaw Raflrjad. ot Dulath, the initial point of the North-' A racing rasotiatiun baa b«wn fanned at Kilsrn and the spring meeting will take place May 21th, 25th. aasISuth. enunect, u already bring pushed rapidly Grand Rapiditos are aabocrlbing rare an; rad betoro the snow firns next Fall idfy to tha Western Agricultural and it will be compete ! to the wuatward lino of MiunewMal where it crosare the Bad Hirer of Uh Noth, wtooh ruas , northward to Lake Winnipeg. and oneevtoh of its faiMBeo to <he faoifio. Ocean will . bavw been aTiwpliihed | BOrreANVsniistopiei-any—e. CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. to prices, qual- “‘It Hawduat Is no loog-r «u:e4 at the WaaUtcjaw county wheat is looking saw-mills In the lumber region Of Matoe. I more than usually pnanisiag. The Circuit Court fur the county of Huron eraveure on the 10th of May. A Mtulwjon man was badly mangled tn a lath machine the other day. i JICKJNqa CHECKS, DENIMS. exsiiwwir r.TTtfv , a re cordially ! Carseis and Hoepskirti WHITE DUCK COATING, The Largest Stock in the City WELCH A GRIFFITHS,' I POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES. JACONETS. -------------------------NAINSOOK PLAIN, NAINSOOK CHECK. NAINSOOK STRIPED. are shown. Here we find velvets from I W to:U ; Body Bnracl. from »2 to I2.5o; Ts|«stry Brunels from |l to II 40, and a vetted Hue of nil gradot uf Ingrains. This department U to bo im­ mediately rsplcnitbed with over a hun­ dred pieces uf naw ear; ><■Ungs now n> recto and an imtnenen stock of oil ehths rant a convtorira have just os good a w ‘r^ • port ; or from the SO®-; right, aad it would’ V sjral/y >r fur « ratda ptMi tX.' •Brand of IfiTD. to the them to labor farougl; the public prma « rants cf *95& l«5'.- for butter; or from [ ut W 1870, to the 0 1-4 cent. ----------------- ---------------------- B----- -tor hi. aaruittal as it to fur the frirada *•!• -,-----------------------of Hsebarr K-U <> ...—j far haass-. or from tha IT 1-2 moot, devetorwrant, eivihrathvo, ot tiernm yield to attempt to aerare |gMrif 1F70 rj the fi ronta of 1959 far -ia u --- -----------— — .r ——1^„, paper paregrajib*. of 1^00 far laborers nod jutirnoytnsn -------- .OS s ss. iraeiitniea the hnieyun days for the reiv—viui—orftsi ALPACA. THE RVERT THING IN THE WAY OF WHITE GOODS W*8 A SPECIALITY. Be-lea. Mass., or De I retl, Mica, til/ la not this starting from false jireru- aucceai in negotiating tho bonds of the aen T Who are they, among the work­ Union at one of its"dark ret hours, and for ing poopto of tbe land, that wish to get after oilter agrncitre had failed, which W. .Hi town Urerttavw.l back io the “pod umre" of ltej#4J<» 7 has I saol into lulisy, I can say that OZMJE MONTH Who are bnukeriagaftoc n rmurn to the the souio rv.l.iless «mtgy and •irt.-imire uinpleyod in the clothing d«|»rtmeut low prices for their products and tho atioa which overcame all obstacles thou, uLiiu and in die entire concern, employ, meat to given to thirty-two aatoatnea enraping rates of wagesuf tbaeo yeare? and caused nsoncy to fivw into an ex­ Newspapers, Land workmen. The sales dfting last Michigan Do the farmer, ? 1 k> tho inechaatc* 7 hausted treasury faster than the nation, Do those who are engaged in mauufac- I with iU m roost liabilities rould uro i week averaged a trifle over one thoui »«nd dollars ]«r day. caron 7 Do nay but the importers uf The dry gvuds dmiartment is filled end deabwa in ‘finvign goods ifrrh for wa d uf this great work ae rapidly a* ray such condition of the tranuv 7— jKusibto reraident with economy in it* ■ with an immense stuck of White Goods, comprising fine Linen Damasks. Nap­ Hare tha jnsijito forgotten that though comtructiin. The huxl-grant of the I kina, Barnsley Towviiags, etui a grrat the country bad been ia a o-mditiuci uf United States, extoeding fifty millions variety of handsome goods of this char­ pnrfoirnd peace, under a low tariff tho of seres ia tha wmtor wheat rwi-'n "f acter so attractive to tidy and thrifty financial crash o( ISiT-ri had occurred, toe nauon. (ton tim -, as large an the boun'keepem. They s:o tirejiared to and Js.nev Buchanan ar.d his ag<n>u area of Jfaamchaaettak i.dixibfless suffttraUh hotels and other larr" estab­ wrat Vfigicg with United Stain bonds ficieatftrrltx completjou; bui, besides lishments, » well as fatoihea, with this and paying 12 pew cent, interest fur this, milliont of the {irivafo means of class of goods at roducod pnoue. the use of the (hnenunent 7 Are far- himralf and friends are already inrest- 1 Last but no: toast among the inte mere of tbo West anxious to g-i back in it- Tl» brads, bnaetl on the land­ from th • dCfad H a barrel far rmho port grant. nal a mortgage on the rood it­ fashions appearing at this nxteasivo con­ cern, ti n clxiico line of made sp Linen rrri'arri in fit Louis in I&7, to the $00 self in addition, areKuiug sold as rap­ | Suits, nad link! and Satin stripe import­ idly u the uwnay nsedeil; aa ! aa as । ed PSquca Good judges pronounce rirewtroesst, yielding abrett eight per! fished, and generally road, and in many inataneM closely afadied, then to a wide maigmfartte basis- ot theee different npntora, and ihora who briiere him fa­ FIGURED AND STRIPED DREfai MNEN8 AT ALL PRICES. am! stretching southward. without shoals or bars, from the Straits of Fuea to the oauitsl an 1 cantor of Washington Termeat of industry was ful(y and profita­ ritoty, it will be s» magnificent mirtftl bly cuqJoyed ; whoa our bommrtee cov• far tho i-otum- rev of that grandest ocean ored every sea ; when wealth was accu­ of the world, the Pacific. mulating rapidly aad distributing equita­ 1 Nuris is h-o fortunate in the pilot at bly. and when the Govtrumrat was dio< barging ita higbwst functioaa of > emov­ ing trie ulHtrurtiuu* to proems su in­ terfering to tho least jos.iWe degreea' with the private panaitasnd fawftn »» people of tho couBtry against Vaaikr pool are being circulated, among the men who are likely to constitute jaruss ia the coming trial. Against this ape­ rim of iwxsonal auault we enter our vigorous protest Wn faaasnd that Vanuerpool shall hare an impcrtval trial, before an iupafial jury. Guilty or innocent, it to rai trier just or lair even ia the friends of Besbert FiekFa to atranpt to bias pubhc i-pmtos. through any such tarana, besides there is a de- BLACK CELEBRATED RED MON BRAND: PLAIN GOODS; DRY VBe id tell no lies, but sell G ° °1D^ ’ MATTING*. I'rnoisTSsuD good*. We Sall the Florence Sewing Machine, .Uf If TBE TQUBf R OCERIER, whir h is full hnd i diiipletc—bought for CASH at the lowest market price, and wishes to be PtaptBiCUluiMTiaHitiPili tfMniiO Un understood thnt he will not be Undersold bv pi fcr a littltlaj. . । n . ..... ■MvrvFiu-nn any one in Hastings or surrounding Country. THE LATEST I mnmiHnw NOTTINGHAM LACES, ' Hardware Store. Over ■F. IMMEN. BOO DETROIT HTOVEW Mold by Ute in tbe la.mt ISA monthrn! Gold & Silver Watches. cu: �Tifi Rjipliiicv Bn|(«n. ■tCMIUK CENTRAL R. R. SrSS Qraad River Vallsy Division DEC. IM1-0. ’ alpaca. ■> goods . IIXTH I -TK OOOMR. KH. AWN, ’ ■^SHCAMBMie Ngs. MITATION LAc^ Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE Kucvert !iasutten<L>d the use of Barr's Pi'Cioral Elixir for sixtoen year*. AcKtxrft Stint, A genu. Britere*—Ptatty. Kalamaioo Plows and Castings (or tola by E. P- Rttrrull 4 Co., at John WmssiwC* TTnidn-nto store. 48tf Cut Arrogwn—I. A. Holbrocft- Fox Cjuius, BsvtrxAM, ute.. rte„ call at Allen’s. H* b ngent for F. A. Fullera fandtur48tf Dmu for our farmers to plant corn. Jack F»«t—P^pwg arousd night*. Ciumtss-Btuy. Wxinria—Medarxling- Arrxx nstrtw—Vanderpool Trial. Rittrs cold weather for Teo Cream. ’UCK OTATING, Tnnts is tu be a woaUx paper at Wayland axm. Ackk-y ft Slade. Agenta. e City! CAMIMin. - AND Tsm Bro, are sharpening their lolls ,b® ',ia^ Tax Express o&w La* been cammed THE HEST Furniture in tho eity n at .Vl.-ns. Oood, reliable, and warranted. 4-tf SoCTH liAVK.s 7?B I.'I'. M* KsUsusm His «.-* r. Si. J. 8. Von Brunt the esunibu. line— and now with no competition. l.'aauomi, May 9th. 1871. Stewart ft Hteinhoff of this city, and Mr. Stebbins was one of the old art­ Ee. IlirmThinking that you Wm. Jonas of Nashrflle advertire their; dore of Barry county, haring emigrated daily during th* Vanderpool trial. We would xoi abject to aa Herd or tiro from dontirtxy regularly in our columns. ware out with our pe[«r soliciting nsr.irs your sister citv, I take my pen far tho Roberts ft Hobbe at tbe Pustoflloe herefrom (ho State of new York in May aid advartiaiug only about three hours puHWM of inditing them- Wa have have Picture Framea in eadkue variety, IMS. He had been sick for throe or four years, and during the past year tert Saturday, and it b n note worthy had *cv*r«l l ory fine days, notwithstand­ also books arid stationery. fart that oar business men are wide- ing tho ovokan, who. during tho irrt Dbkey ft Bentley, and also Hams, was scarcely able to go oat of doors. After coming to Hartings in 1843, be | weather last week, were all complaining Williams ft Co, have their Haniag that we should never get over our Mills humming every day asbusyasbees. remained here three years, and then went on his farm in Rutland, (th* one liberal ipiriL AU that ia necewiuy now ] I '• March weather in May." now ooeupted by Mr. L. D. Gardner.) ia to furnish a paper equal to their lib- , ' Tho farmer* hero finished sowing tho course of a year. oral support, eno that will represent thoir । thrir spring crop*, except a fow who are W. T. Eastman, will soon advertise After living there nine years he sold hb alwav* behind, or tho*e who have aouie largely hi* Lumber, Lath, Shingle, Lime fin m and returned to Hartings and en­ business and our city. Our arrringementi ore completed for low ground for onto. Wheat b looking and Piaster warehouse. Will is a wide­ gaged in mercantile porsuita, first in th* dry good* burinros and lastly io th* furprinting a paper half th* sise of tbe unusually fine for thi* county, for you > awake ald.nuan as we cun tertlfy. know it is not a* famous as Barry for it* 0. F. Dwight goes in heavy and doe* niton, trod., which he wa* engaged fa a heavy buxine- at his Agricultural tmtil about two y*aru agi, when be was W* had couUarablo excitement here Work* E. P Burrell ft Go. do a good obliged to sell on', on account of fading right Our power pree* will enable us to turn off from to six tAeiuaad and teat Saturday evening, in th* way af a trade and aro most always ua the ad­ furnish them ia time for the people at fire, which burned part end badly dam­ vertise. J. L. ft D. Heed heavy cm the breakfast a* well aa to all the earuret aged tho remainder of th* light good. (?arriogv works. Mra Hund advertise* train* for newsdealer* and our subscri­ In om of th* show windows of Mrasn her Bakery and Confectionery vety liber to Hasting* He had held several ber* in neighboring citine and villages. J. M. ft. W. A Haslett. It caoght from orally and doe* a good trade. V. Leins Subscriber* are eolidtel at !i5 cent! a match by which on* of tho clerk, wu is building on oven preparatory to an­ Ultlcea cf trust al the hands of tho peo­ lighting th* lamp* in tho window. It other bakery. Grable ft Rus-,11. and ple sad was th* predecessor of our pew­ turned quite briskly for a few minute*, A. W. Biilry' advertise Harnessea. and ent postmaster. Hi* funeral was at­ but a* th era happened to be quite a do a good basin«*. Bdbtein A Aaron, tended from the Episcopal church on number in the store at tbe time, they ;■ Meat Market under Barber ft Bailey'* Sunday last, and hi* body was intemd I quickly extingnmbed it store, have pxxi menu. This is tbe war th* orders coin* ra : The Congrcgatioualists expert to com- ji L. Hannas, and J. Be*au>ar, kaighte Ornrt or Bte Ranns IxDxraromrr, menco tho orcciion of their now church |’ of th. striped polo, wield the raww with May 8th, 1871. edifice eoon. They have eecurnd a* fine , o steady hand. Vt. Tl.vwsw._ Tto.. Ki-■ Vnn ml I ’ Mr. Belding carries oo the Fksur ft city. Il wiU ooet. when coinplotod, ! Feed busintB* uf Stebbins ft Ou. Many jJoTE-OD FANCY PAFtN. nUat riO.OOO or *85,000. The Motl.o- of tho store* and groom lee also keep ; TCMTICrs 1.EAAL DLAXIU. dlsto are repairing their building, plas­ I flour of various grade*. jy ABIKQPR un. tering. (lainling and cleaning geoeroliy. ■ Tbo Painting businea* is principally I understand, also, that tbe rihrirerw- ' rrproooutcd in our columns by Brown ft f OLD PXX.l ago natoiur* aliata ialead to «*et theokalrra a build- II Hoyt, and IL Dickiacon, of the City i ing this summer. Paint Shop, also D. 1’. Nelson ft Sou, The First Naliupal Bank b renewing and John Michael Wm. P. Stark­ its interior aomewhal. They have Just weather also lias a mnall shop and doe* ' finished building a new vault nud nro hi* shore efthe buainaaa la that lino, j' now putting up a partition and a new counter. They intend to have n very nice office when they get it completed. during the Vanderpnrt trial; as soon as Thu Grand Hirer Valley Riding Park you uro ready to commence, please notify occasion very often to adrertiw hi* butimo and I will reuut the dollar (or mure uea ia various ways with printer's ink. if need be.) Yours truly, Lock box, 2571. Gao. L Jocxt-vx. L. E. Stauffer, ho* the city Dining ssar-sir More might bo onumereted. but this to 15,000. rooms, and W. B. Hitchsook. Boarding1 will show that the people are awake to Wo aro cxsitiug ounelvM quite enercoxrrcnoM htoiii:. gvtipdly in organising n Base Ball Club. the enterprise of a daily in Harting* A Variety of Cracks** at Whole** Wo hare already beaten ano dab pretty badly. Score standing 44 to 16, BAKERY! snenr sat Nt-w utuktimuJo get your fnrmtura. < to J. P. Robert* ft Co'*drag rtoru. Allen ba* a goal supply xaade by F. A.' — » ■ -i.■. —W— I—■ ..f ning order from New Buffalo to Holland, and from Grand Rapids to Montague, ■nd probably by the first ot July will r-sttstl of their rtatetiienti and we know the | the ‘‘fulltto*." of their atowA, and all wo ask is for tbo |i*oplo af Baity county to | give them a cell. Peninsular Railway. TER, •*. *n» Msriar. Dr*. fi Tral» will ra IG-A.N. Local 6ti;i,itw fillet, u .. 4 which to be by We refer *j»ci«Ily to our business di-. rectory for Doctor* to euro you whim you ' are sick, and Liwyers to eettl* your dis-1 I pule*, a* well os other official* to take a , general part in tbe administration of l your off i ire HARF BOOT. u MOK C1TY PA1NT SHOP PAINTERS 8m Hair Vigor, Tor NNtcring to Qnw Hiir i U notanl Vitality tad Ootar. Kaitat Hn LU, Hu Raimi School Book* HOWARD SANITARY AID Stationery. I’RESCRIITIOKB AND FAMILY ItECKlPTF. an. Call and aoe them and you will bo aatiafled that they are reliable deafen. F. Immen, Grand Rapids advertise C. H. Hicks, Georg* Prseton, Maaon Allan, J. Ort* ft Bon, H. A. Busell, I. A. Dibble, Johnfitandv, J. Mans and J. W.,Wright ar* among our grocery advertiiM**. J. 0. Woodruff and J. Maas, Boots and Shoo*, and oociuionally, Buuyeu, Bowen and Woolev. Mr. Wo«lniff hus lieea tn baoteea. hardly a yror but bv a jwlioicraseystemef edvnrtWng and fair dealing ba* built up a trade from tho above Nursery. Ayer’s Dye Stu ft's, Among there, Deuton Cash Store, Roowll ft Navins. Barbe.- ft Bailer, B. Mudge, Goodyear ft Barlow, and Wm. IxjoctIs, represent tho Dry Good.* trade an an equal with the best H. A. Good­ year, and Grebla ft Buaxill tho hard­ ware internet, the beet in the Rato. H. Astox ia Agent for Hasting* and vicinity, fur the sale of Fruit Trees Hading. Mar. 2,11. Medicines, The arraignment for the Vanderpool trial in thia county was yesterday de­ cided to cummcucu August 1st. Thia will pre about twelve weak* for amagmg *1) the ptreliniinariee etc., etc. Ia tho meantime are do art propose to go back on our “daily." but will continue to so­ licit all tha name* w* m get so as to hare everytking fai readiness. Now tod itol.totor Mly FBUIT & QRNAIENTAL TREES ROBERTS & Cutumun Council tor the city of Has­ tings met at the Council Ruouu <ra Wrlncaday evening, May 34, 1871, pur­ suant to adjournment, and was called to order by the Mayor. Present—AH. Barlow, Birdsall, Eistmaa, Hays, KenfieH. Williams and Woolley. Minute* of lad mailing resd and «p- I building, with his store. He ie a n< w ' comer in thirdly, but ha> bcsl/rd jrireubbrale *n th* coming 4 th of July. Is manontly, arid will no J rabt roouivj a Hasting* going to lay idle <m> ti>*X day? I patronage which will bo uuvuqusrtd. i aa bo propose* to kr*p pawl pwida at what price par week or iser annum a [ fair prirtjs. lease af tbe scouu J floor of his brisk building, un State street, coaid b» «‘bhare bre-me famous throughout tho trined a* a Conncil rocm. Aid. Woolley then moved tha! the Re­ State in their advertising. They are corder be outh’nritod toprocur* tbo light represented in our column* tliis uevk of way, *o e« to make the street foar by various methods. Wo ]iresuiu« rods wide, from Fall crock bridge to Mr. List af letters remaining in tho I’u.lthis tiriu pay out a tlibusand dollani per affloc, May 10th, 1871. week in adrertislug alone. Thay must Bragg Elmore. H. Clough W. U. Curdo • heavy bu*lne*a- If any af our jwoplo should go to Jockeon wo azlviaa them to give them a call- old gsllory occupied by Mra. btowoll be­ fore the tiro, un Jeffcraim St- nearly optxKiU' ibe Poet Office, sal announce* Hi* Fjno_A« UaUery to tLePnbBc. । Long expenert* in IttotegrapkhU in all it* branches euabta* him to make a A fow persona can be sorommodefi’d piromiae of pirtnres ttcclled by nine. with Board at a rrtteonablo paca, at th? ntadraoo of tho subscriber, on the o»ru*r ot Broadwar and State strort. near tha Court Hotito. Nan* but respecta­ ,-ion.l to the American Publidiing ble, sober perwa* need applv. Our Ire Cream Parlor will be opened [ Oeoipany, Rutland, Vt, for thoir beau■ tiful Specimen Book, and xuake tea ar will warrant, .to i dollars tho find d»J yutt abbw.the book.to wait upon all who; | Read their ■’hyrtbcffingtjiR_.aafith*r thrir patroomro. W. B. Hncscocx. rulttmn. coucvnuug th* I'arLx Album, HartiopjLyn, 147 J. 2tf and you will grt full pmrticalaro. Ir you wnat a god rot of wrth made The Parlor Album contain* xuoro come down to Nitobvilfc. i never had beautiful rt»Ulbh»icnte than nay other such a fine fitting; srt of terth befbra in .J work extant. Tbo 8p>«nn.m Book b my Mfo. They ad briar than ray dd II amt free cm receipt of poetage. , near Onio’* grocery. H>ru30 one. ever ihiv. ■ R B. Nus.uu, Maj 10th. 1871. dm collar* and tie* to aoU, and ' fixed things up in good shape, sharp end knen and warranto “I want to kirn papa good-night’ JACRB Sign and Ornamental _______ ___ ____ _ _____________ A xx there any graven of th* door de­ Go and sue their uew style*. Thev have parted soldier* ia thi* aecuou to deco- । the only nurchin- built csp-wtafly forlmi,* itetutaber M*v 30th is Com-' -“W; I> ; ftarcho-! all kinds u. nwttiiUng ready to J _______ n-u! up. tTIT | Tux Fuc-xrx —NashrHlc pxupo*** to UCAN i DRY ' are out with a new change. Thi* old | reliable store i* ever ready for tlic spring and summer trade, and Mosers G. & P. I hare sjiarvd no pains or mney in se­ lecting a sto~k of good* to utee*. the , ware house of Barlow and Goodyear. ■ Tho building is over uno hundred foet [h->g. “Com* quickly, or ho wUl be got*,." Father, dear father, romo home with mo cow, Th. tioek i. fc* rtoopU rtrikro tlwro; Tbo boos, it to fooriv, the hours are so 1 Various oilier firms reproionl thoir | business, and d« servo notice, and all Tua Sujiervieor* inert in June to equalise the tale*. and transact other Porter, of Nashrille, it canrassiag agent important busincee. for thia interesting work and will sacra visit oar city to solicit ntmee. Ho him FLOUR! Thu clk-k in the steeple strikre two • The night has grown cwder and Benny Spaulding's store and also Misses Lamp-' eon in the Bank budding, are Dreis > CLOTHING, ' com. ----------------- ----- Fathrt, dear fathar, com* hasp* withm. Miss Barfwr * Mm Ilaekto. overl much like to beat the Hasting* boys if thus making a ooutiauous line from they can gvl up Efo enough to form a Montague and Grand Rapdds to New flub, and give as a try. flare 6l»y A it r Buffalo, and via that most popular of Rrejwtfullv, all Road*, tho Michigan Central, to ChiM*xs. Huck. < bA a**? “* 7°ur 4,7’* *°rlc Jon” K°»o out, our house i* all Th**M*yor then appointed Aid. Hay* in plare cf Aid. Ba-low excused. Ou mifticn of Aid Barlow the Marshal wiu appointed to art as Pound Master and Fire Wanton of tins city. Aid. Barlow, tte Chairman uf Coauniu tea on tkrerts, reported that they had oxa mined tbo bridge on Broadway, bctj*» DENTIST, WAHOO COON rttUF aine- T-a' •»__2— a �MKW ABTEIT1SMKITS. to ardor by tbe Mayor I’rroeut-AkM Bartow, BW*|, Bart-1 man, Haan, Heys, Kmfield, Williaam igatua vmt~M>DELK vuex tdrrt dwia Mallory .........._______ 1 ' There haring beoa Matoaca, the Coan I proceed*! to tooond. ballot with tbe 'NEW BOSTON, I niKf.ru. rw.tr xr wrw rna »»» »«w | • nrauasn, a» TW< । Oil-REMIOM0OFMCN»srLVAMlA , Aid. Bartow, aa Chairman M said Committee then reported that tbe Cum miitee had thoroughly ciammed tbe rood between the depot aad Mr. HabboU'.. and also We street froat Mr. Greof. lire to tha iKxlp read, and that tbe repaue thereon should be let la one Job each; also that they bare ei'mioed lb* prod upon Mr. Sinter's land, aad hate not yve determined how they will gvl--kid of the water ; they farther report that they bare not bad Imo to examine lbs road at tbe dag-way. Report accepted. menood, d* not do it now Much cd Aid Hmn. mured tbn tbs Omamutee the objoctiaa to thortramg bank tho * ca S treets he lelhnrtoed to fat a rob f«e aboota of yrong, awwly Irenaplanted I trena, ia owing to too into a porforuutnre I of tha work. But if doan u good tine road near Mrc Turnsr'a, and that tbe >b H is eminently uroful. be lot to Ibe lowest responsible Mddsr. Carried. Braawaaaat Baaa.—It b oat too late Aid. liana, as Chairman of tbe Fi to Make atrawbosTT bod% if tho planto nance Committee, reported that tke Coen are orovsmwsrtiy obtained; aalwooarn- I mi’.tee had called upon Mr. Dw^bi, and •atlyargw all peewoos who are inclined i ha autod that bo woo going away, and to be catolroe abzut thia little iteta of ‘ plain, fiaaily duty, to lay aoido every eoold not thru look oecr tbo waltet, and tbe Coanaitlew reoaoalad that tbe wetter Jung elro far half a day aad moke and b« deferred eatil the newt meeting Replant a Led of itrnwberrfaa | hS"3il,.cto — TORI aiajawv. 8 O’CLOCK. pie r.mtar Oer ^wpatkr m4 grautata )H*Uk» lo aao4 Ik. rwaipla tew »f rearga la H. W. Bnlfk._______ 1 ayane ataUto rtr atey< Ateweo Mre fl C. There hatiag heea no dunce, the Conn-1 ateOMedsd to seonad ‘ lowing result T. A. Holbrook....... E. A. Holbrook........... H. W.rRolfc............. There haring been nr. __ M „ balkt, tha Corneil than prooiadsd to third ballot with tha fallowing retail rata aaitwaT rxrexae raow ILochoaler to Now York, B86 Buffalo to Now York. 4S3 mike. Dunkirk to New York, 4«0 wulee, Cleveland to New York, C25 tuikw, I Cmannati to N. Y., FOO tmi-S aku la raoa HTfltoJjMitenBmM oww., VINECAR BITTERS1 Ib\t7 'vU J Tteljc safes. ■ittoeon Walks and Croaewalktben made tbo Ulowing report w> regard to U» cuodiMi of walka end croea walka in 'tsrcr. | Ihxwznm Cum. —Cunt planed oarlr abrold ant be covered no deeply as that । jilantwl later in tbe e«xaun, M at flint tbe warmth of tha .tin's rare has not1 penetrated deeply, and tho grain if cor rird deetdy rennot gruw. Deep miterIng in cold, wet asaaras fa often th* eauee id tho failure of seed cogn to prow Tho emMssod treated bauria fas srasc* will grew with grtet certainty. •> ABSKV l*Baa—Let no farmer neglect to plant a full rnrraiy of thia Ualthful and Mtaitiros vugrtabh- A man who has prna far ditmar every day eaa work, re they aid muacufar dsestopDsnt woa dsrfuDy. Ilan! to aa to hare a suereo ou»a. When ono planting is well up1 plant again. CrarraTuro (huraa.—There fan aliffvrcurr. of cpiakm among cultivators on the auipart of deep or shallow culture fargrape vines. There ia a rule which Croewwalk, Cooler aad Jefiervx ata. F. Heidmorc in front of taeant bl J. Stanley, “ “ •• •• Dr. RuaaaU. •• “ nf dwoUirg. Marcus Stebbina. In front of dwelling Walk in front of Methoiiat paraauege id Church. Mr Hawley, iu frjut of dwelling. J.8. Goodywer, - “ J. A. Sweeary, * « “ rery bed J. Weinert, - " Cb<* walk aa Gg*t aad Jeftrrero ata. ’ a U •*. * — Mra. f. Gaiatw, h front of dwelling. Mra Bottom, « Daniel Striker, • »- • O. D. SpeaUkg. •• " WWiam Barlow, •* “ • curdar and Manhal b> re<|uired to gel title to the Land eofieieut to mate a tear rod atreel from tbe Depot to Hubbcla. Said title to be obtained before the Street Coaimisnioner lets the yob of repairing I said street. Carried. , On motion. Aid. Williams was author D. C. Harley, north aide of dwelling aase. R J. Grant, in front of dwelling Croat-walk, to be filled oat on Church m——-------- —---------------- ‘copied .1 tiaa7^!: I-^GRNITtTSATING TO COISDIIKS |, a Council Roots, prcwidirg lw OtTTIXO IT CLL'M. will lake a Icaee of the lol uwi'.cd by tbe 1 ci.,.o.. i.-.i.rr.' ’ F'-*’a4‘«c *" >'e» rdre Uot and s nob • "Zfs: thia. Carried. woraura t< ctab Oa motion, tbe Council adjourned un , TH£ GHEAT lit KRICAX TFU CO., til Wednesday evening negt, at 7:80, :i a »•. VMtTXTatKTH. I. o'clock. Wu. Bastow. f. i> lies Max SEW VOBK, ' (STORY OF THE «£•?«; WAR IN EUROPF fc-S J. Wardell, G. M. Dewey, ia front af dweRteg. J. I’. Robert, “ '■ • •• and lota. Walk on weal aide Court IIorate yard. Dr. Vpjoba. ia front af dwelling. H. A. Goodyear. in Iron I of dwellsur J W. Bancroft, - * •• ■ Episcopal Cbartb, in front of lot. Cross-walk, Coulee and Broadway eta. Cross-walk, Court and Broadway air. 0. Malhtook, in front of reront'liA William Tinkler, steps. REDUCTION OF PRICES Um. a. W too H.gra»..«aWDaula | ■bywaouajao^ STIC aa« orrtcus tea;.«y M tu’l JSfyEtRS - BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. Cema of Beauty ia Prose. Poetry A Hand and Machine Sewing. J. * P. COATS' WELLS’ CABBOLIC TABLETS The tala K.rereaa War bnieakl Ml mo fan. • I U~ u<>a>toU. Atta Io Mat BEST SIX-CORD IM AU RDMBEII, From No. P to No. 100 induaire. tbe tnaal nourishment is noddy offered tine's, Green street. thana. Cross walk to bo repaired near J. Grape-rinee tbould now bo tied up, Hotekkiss, Green street. and tho gn usd thorougt ly worked up Cross-walk. Park and earth .ide Gr»<n Oare must bo taken to avoid breaking or barking the roots, it will not snarer to prune rinos until tbo loarva arc, fully ptnrn Those that wore n>t pruned last fall c.r winter wul hat o to bo left caVtion BOO tOLUNES III ONE. AiteutM Wantocl Tie Library if Wry ail Soil 40 Weeks for One Dollar! M LM L ns nttjcn irm. nuns Dm WASI MG-KACHIHE, a<u.i i o^<t(MW M » out Uh'" uout’ wJ n>rtx*r*4 a at l«rvrU.t«a IU « lid, Oellar. OkiMi'l I »-rt»»r*. oUI to mM al i 4w^u ■ k. c jkMi taMor I ■nt kJi’ .r bchwre it but I can KTOreSatoet inf rf tho fart " ■ “ Universal lothes Wringer Vfentfn •rrereS W*k »CTVuj Farsn Docou Coo- . _ Scientific American x<rlK1 --- ----------- ----- A. W. Bailey, front of liameaa shop. St 50 for Eagle Brick Hand Bachina. W. A. SartweU, front of grocery .tore 1500 for Eagle Brick Power Machine. Dr. Barton, front of atom. J. W. Btabbbta. front af CabiMMbop. BLORMIIRTON (III.) NURSERY SSlost£rg»r.«•«— m <k-c Allen Bennett A Co. mere Bryant Brown, front of More. tern yew are n«r« u Oimi... Urx~t Swrtittwe J U R U BE B A Sanaa I'vkcux*.—Bwauns who barrejuuitedly rondo tha UlfarimMI\ tecumtnead obongiy keeping tha branches of ■ HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS 1 be authorised to notify all the penous named ia tha report of the Cammiuns on Walks and Craeo-walka to repair tbeir walks within tea dove after antaee. Carriod. Tbe following aeeuunts were then read and referred to the Wiaaacn Committee J R Van Velaor. ter-ioc. a. (hty CoauaittM...................... 1100 00 £»<iu»«rtnj.l*en»c« a*4 NTKbato llilmi. ofK. I*. IM* tn Farmorv, klrrtmnUa, la rectors, Hngr newre. CbemMa, Manufacturers, ami Propio of all Prol.vFIICEI-A FAIR OFFER. MONUMENT!*. SEAD8TOXDU TABLE TOPb, ■044 to IteonMa ood kaeey Um4. Iteok ratuaajtf Atrour.xk do. u totu. lew *0)0.4*1* Mte M.. Chisago. 'Jtt'.us. k (M MM. M M. SHELVE*. ETC.. itauan VIN' Dr. Wells' fiinct if Jinteta TERMS—B3 • Tear; fil.M) ha’; yi flubs of ton oojiteo for o*e ya ir, aitiWiroch. F2A0O. wtfta .-rr.Exutf rKtJtirvi» it* re ■Sa.**—« Club, eoewtivg U • rori 4 Wffi ■:NSW CARPET HOUSE NATURES or and myrelf was* latten by a mad dog AahnepwM Mtte* al tbe same tfare. Arerogfa* reaar euros ofcrod hr te SHI. kQM ani wwM W cFjroLSTOtUJ goods. Vital D. woo*, neeevasr --74MOVROE STBEET, xsrear Evaaiko. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-05-18.pdf 2b32d51ca0ac20e91dd801c4f49bb7c5 PDF Text Text —'ijy vol; HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1871. NO. 3.:; tin next Son Chrutobal, then just era! of the city and before ns, tho largest ru-.d lowest of thorn all, which rectavss upon the city of Mezfcb. O. the 7th I' tho waters of nil the othan, fa lake TssGm. Twiggs' division, ted by Gm. Har-1 eneo ; then oonlh of this at a dtotaMo noy at the hand of the dragoons, took I of fire miles is teko Hoehtaulca, and up it. lino of march for th. hall, of the east ol this and tire smallest of all £. Montetumas. . The diriatons of Worth. lake Chaleo. LakeTtacnoo Rbshsrft'ta Pillow nod Quitman followed cf inter- j its wafers and what it receives from tho vote of on. day. Goh Childa,wiih 1,400 )‘ o'Jwr lakes through Tula river Into the men, was left to garrfan Pttehla. i Gulf of Mexico. The sura total of our troops that adAt the time of tho ooaqaest the city vanccd fnan Puebla upon the capita! was entirely sforouudsd l^ the waters was 10,RM all told. They consisted of of lake Tetcufo, anJ was' cooaocted to' a brigade of earalry, tho artillery com- ' tho mainland by .throe gnat rauaewayn, panic*, and four division. of infantry. The debris of tho dty, deaioitahwl by Tho fohowiug it a catalogue of th. about fou feet, to that tta> central tart of tfa. modem city built upon ll^gi! I &c. of tho fuctner oao. to etornted eboat six foot above the avoage terol cf laks combination will Mt; aad the latter ia Teicuoo. Tho tnudren city is tho oldest fire only combination of airohoi and waand meet splendid raqdtal on this soati- ►r.' (far fifend'. ebemi.try is as lame As hto logic. Ho admits Ito danger in tho volunteer company of ©apt" Mc­ fact, and tortures chemistry to prove it Kinstry. Tiio/rri division at infantry, Gen. Worth, its first brigade, CoL Gar- --------------- --------------- _ —-------- --------- harmltMs - fa thocry. We must use forland, consisting of Demmin', light bat- i with ah principal gatae, two upon Um tery, Major Gait’s artillery, Co!. Briton's I ndrth, oao upon tho oast at which the moveth itself aright, and gfveth its col­ battery and the 4 th infantry commanded \ national road nwruiaates, one Upon the or in the cup, with tho serpent and the by llnjcir Loe. '■ ;sou th-wont and one upon tho west Tho adder eoited in tho bottom, or atay away Tho smbU diririou, Gen. Twiggs com- approachre are over causeways two or from half of Christ's ordinance “till I oom*!" Christ prescribed it, and it ia raandfag, its 1st brigade Gen. I’. F. • three miftgjn length. There navigable al short Smith, couristfag of Maj. Loring's rifle deep * ' ” ditahro * - ■ intervals regiment, (formerly Sumner's) M^j. in tiio low ground., one of which entire­ churchf and happy are wa, whose Dimick's artillery, the 3d infantry, Copt. ly surrounds the city. Oner the«> are stomachs can bear the liquid fire! A«Ay Alexander, with TnyloFs light battery ; swing bridges upon the cauwwayr, and with aneh traditions of tho olden, and tho 2nd brigade, Col. Riloy, oonsuiing at each bridge fortifications with om- saskpraoticM of the Church! Bat what K Christ did use it! which of l8o 4th artillery, Major Ga-tincr, brsAuros for cannon and musketry. The 2nd infantry, CapL Morris and 7th in- intervening lands, though fa tho mate no man can prove. He did undoubtedly fantry.CoLl’lympton.with UauL Smith’s low and wet, have here and theft, slight u«-.leavened breed. Does Mr. Goodlike oui, with pretty hatn- win give his flock unleavened bread ! I company of sapper, and miners. irdetufn a high state of cultf- trow not Where the tetter WDetb, bo Thu tkiri division, Gen. Pillow Mm ‘ire neat cut'.agre of three gar- bolds fast to the totter; where it ia harm­ mauding. compcscd uf tho first brigads, I Gen. Pmtco, eunAbtiag of tho iltli regi­ less ho fa content with its spirit; and yrt laugks at my terming an adherence ment, Col Itaruom, the 12th Col. Bonto tho “drunkards drink” a “prejudice )uun and t!>e l&th Col. Morgan; the to a senselras idaa." He does. not bewrond brigade, Gen. Cadwalader, con­ sisting uf tiro voltigours, with the moun­ tain Imwitsar and rocket battery under mrcitiottedby Berra! Dmx. uw.lfte iogwool. He would har» it pare ; and : Col. Andrews, the 11 th fafentry, Col. time of the eonqucit, hace nearly dis- recommends that the ••Church .herald Graham the 14th, Col Trou-dato, qiposrcd. Tho daaring <rf the country Mt come of it* deacon, to tuanufactarand th. groat dram tads in tho 17th fag it” Deacons, I suppose, oo thal and Cup*. Magruder's battery. Dio fourth division, Gen. Quitman, century have withdrawn the water, of the borine, may bo kept in the hands ‘ cotinxM.nl of Gen. Shield's brigade, con- the lakes from 'their former llnuts, eo .using of Col. Butler's Palmetto regi- that MWte <>f them are bordered by every Hqtrcr sellar'fas'to ba, to get, a license. In iraagfaafem 1 Mo some jn>cnt,Coi. Burnett's New York volun­ good deacon “going into tho lauiaeas." teer, the 2ruT Penn, regiment, Col. Un adreriteea in tho city paporti as folBoberts, CuL Watson's marine, and ' Capt fiteptoo's battery. On tiro evening of the 8th, our second day oat from Pueblo, Gon. Scott and suite with a com]any of Jragisros over1 took us al a hamlot where we had pitah' od our tents far the night. He eontin uwhen a minbter of bi. goipol asserts1 cd with us until we arrived in sight of । tho capital. Tho diffirrcn! divisions of that onlr alcoholic wino is hi. prescribed our army moved ra rrArfai, and at about drink with which to “do thia In remem- &c. Buckeye and Clippe: Mowers and Reapers. Johnston’s Self-Raking Reaper. Buckeye Grain Drills, Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower, DRY GOODS! FlIOPRl ETORS OF THE LOITER T1LLV EVER. 7569^7 Phoenix Cash JACKSON WAGONS GIcn &- IInil Threshing Machines. CTov Hwllers anti Grain 1 drills.-and Gale’s* Patent .Sulky Bhke. Ladies' Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. half a <la) 's journey apart. Tho dis- U& mile*. Our way was o j well cultivated . country. i was rolling and the road gradually rte­ ' rtg. The country waa diversified with beautiful hamlets, splendid garden, and orchard., hedge* of cactus, plantations ' of cunt and ateo. i On the 4ll> day eut.ve remta-d the ! pees of Rio Frio, 10,000. feet .boro the Russell & Nevins, c American r 1871. City of Hastings, ^dshral Start. GROCERIES poisonous fa thrmrelro,. when comlxr.scl with other .ubitanres tnsy becoate harmless." Is not th i. the wine tdfa Ur’s logic—and wry threadbare at that! And what bearing has ft open the qaero tian, after he has admitted that I’ is dangwous for a reformed inebriate to drink hl* prescribed eotabinafota; and when •'every tyro fa Aanistiy,” as well as everybody rise, knows thal atoobol fa pup* julre, or apple juire, or' water, is afcohol still, and neveranything rise. A eAnttari combination may change the Thia thought rite* to sty miod reading in tho J/rear, of April 12th, a eommuteca'fon from Her. H. M. Goodwin, with hit “rebnke* of an arti­ cle of mine in the B-xtoc Dow alul, and re-puWiahod in the B.xxra of No. Is tM cond his chemi*hy ; though if doabf not, every fuhionabte wino drisfikcr win My sea level. We found in thn high re­ his reasoning ia correct. I Ha astert. ' giou many cool, refreebing spring., icy j cryrial lake, and char cool ri«ul<U, thal Christ “used and prater j gushing from tho banks by the wayside, 1 n-]K»fag among tho hills, or rippling on [sbbly bottoms aerom our path. The helion* it was nnfermeutod ' • feathery palm and the fruits and forest but that Christ prs^W it but in their steed was the evergreen, and of tho old argamedt that Ik Trite, the sufatitutioa of water far a In. at communion ia an innovation upa the prnetioe of the Chureh; but no more so than eras the introduction of stoves fifty years ago; wheo it u mid old women Muted at tho right How long wm It tho practice of iho wbote Christian church,to Eaton to hour long mittens f Tho Church lias outbred that .PI take* idea; and the equallT abthe productions of more temperate tetiauid notion that there is any infriasio tudee. The Kmarjr was tho most copnterit fa wino—whether with m* per seat '■ tirating and grand my eyes ever behold. Directly to the toft wo. tb« snowy top of before Him; that, if it had been taw. He of alcohol or toi—fur communion, will would prohabh' bar. ww-d Hurt. Mr. . Ixtacwhuall ; forth, r to tho southwest, a Tho city of Ifaebfa wax ohm tho aoat. Goodwin thinks thia is He swy» i tompcraaoe shall prevail in tho world,ar of a great metavjo'.m In tbs time of distance of thirty mites, but on account that any progress in knowledge can be Cartes’ faration it is raid to have ooa- i.of tho clranteas of the atmosphere in mads fa tho Church. that elevated rogiuu, teeming no more tainml 200.000 people. It numbered 400 Astee tan.plus CARRIAGES pay Cash Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. ’STEWAKT £ STKIJfHOFF. All Iraoea of Bs •ymboTum T Why, it ia symbolic, “Mt merely by its eulor, (partly, is it, than sate a greet pyro raid that stood lone and higher into ths cloud, with Its white. ' top, continually swept by wintry tern•rchiem-d .atari, juries troll, so far,) solitary upon o pinta to tho sooth-weet. but because it ia tbn Uf* of the grape, When n nwwo boy I frequently saw ]»e- pe.ta, while tho soft aepbyr» of unfail- ' and can became drink only as the body fares of this pyramid in school gwgra- [■ in- summer aported in the vallrr* that is bruised and broken." AU this will encircto its buss. Far to the north the phiM, but never expocred to see ft fa apply just as trail to cider is. to wine. substance real. It steads uoar an old i! tong rangua of Anahuac lying against Thoty* of the grape, indeed!! Femreotvillage called Cholate. Its appsoraase : tho horirnn like huge loviatlious limit , the view—behind us the rich Poebta j alion takes pfaee-fa tho aet of putrefimcannot fail to impreia foe Ubolder with i valley — before us the grand and pktturi fooltags of grandeur cod awe. A«oc j —is lUoUfcof. ifa>gTa{te,qtotaM truly tradition inform, u. that fa tho I4th I, eaqun mountains, that wn now know i ' is frcmauted wine the dariA of < iL. Ptaecntury.at the refabratiou of a religion, barely shut oat from our gnso the great, . mentation caantt take ptaee tfll after goal of our amhiiion, tho famed city of i anniverniry, no tats than MO.OOO, war : death, when the’wino Em undergtno n. captives wore im-->utatod upon ila summit ' change, and fam becurao vinqgnr, its ryr.ito tho gods of the Aatecs. [ boliun reiTJun. equally faq^y, fa that WnremahMsd at PnoWa nearly throe Sirta Hi fetaisl DtM ed like an open picture, tho beautiful; volley uf Mexico. Itavnued in tho die- j : tar.ee for a circuit of half tho horiatm ! ■£•£21 Gen. l*ieree with bis brigade ef SJMM men left VcmCnteonihe Ifitbof July. • They bad no fam thaHjjx sharp conflicts ower. will drew anyone at a glance tho length of tha various siscs, and tha number of nail# fa a pound. They are rated from ‘•a-penny" up to “20-peuny.’' The first column gives tho number, the second tho length in inel.ee, and tbu third tho numl«r |-r pound : tiiat is— �New “—r~“ From Pari*. FIRST NATIONAL IfaA 1871. iff Barlow & G°°dyear Clothing House, tho Pnirident oaaunwa tha additional BY GOODS & GBOGEBffi! FOR SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE BROWN'S BLOCK majority of Sb over all oilier candidate*, Cutnittne split into) HUTaCVKIOL. - Kay fl, W7L they enjoyed under tha Treaty of! U4, udua. CAIlL"bCnVRZ Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards BLACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. | Hastings, which loyal men are subjected in tho South, must be broken up and rooted free navigation of Canadian and United THE CELEBRATED RED LION BRAND monsiblo way, both in Qmneeticnt and New York, three NOW OPEN. POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES ALL IN WANT OF ' DRESS LINENS AT ALL PRICES. ' EVERY THING IN THE WAY OF WHITE GOODS. PIQUES A SPECIALITY jirore it, whenever uio I hare the kiodnasa to give tunily for securing a Jwwvmj io nimpel tho attendance of witnesses. United State). anil thia matter ia ro- The AtoMubJx to-day voted to rebuild the reddenco of Tbicre in Paris, atpuhlic expense. A motion declaring the Republic permanaii was re fem d to n interesting oarrcepondcut. Last night tho Rnpubiwans of tho District had a local jubilation and torch- Englwh, 4$G'l; cxclttrirc of tho vote consideration of the Treaty mode by tho S a trifling thing must bo dona m gratify them. tni*«ioti, which wo hoj» Generallyuthese piMthamouv desaonatra- Joint High they raayiunanimouily ratify. Wo re- the long ponding difficulties with Great Britain, and largely in the interest of of Cheshire and Enfield, and from tha Fourth Ward of New Ham. The shall publish th? Treaty in full, but its great toagth tnay cadtido it from tboa CUTS, MS, I1L1LS, mis, oua. ma, SATIN LACES, JACONETS, JACONET CHECKS NAIN800K I’LAIN.X BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK CHECKS, VICTORIA LAWN, z nainsook srmr>n>. FRENCH FINISH CAMlffltr SWISS MUSLIN. SHIRT FRONTS, BOOK MUSLIN, MAR&AILLES QUILTB, HANDKERCHIEFS EDGINGS, EMEROIDERIFA REAL AND IMITATION LA® INSERTIONS, ------------ ---------- -, ........... w..^a«. Trimmings and Notions, all kinds BROWN DRILL, AC, AC SHIRTS, authority for stating that the projected columns. didatea so noir each other that tho few settlement will »ati*fy tho national feelOno uiiichicTuas result of tba fragscattering ballot. would prevral either isntniy divpateho- scat from Washing- ! >a rvlsttK la We new Treaty has l>w>n I­ > cause uianndcDtanding concerning | ticut, into tho RepubliTreoury, will shortly proceed to Europe, rhe Largest Stock in the City! DENIMS. STRIPES. TICKINGS CHECKS, D A IT. CARSIMEER BIXACHED-and T'NBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND i.uw MU>W cwraun uiai i^o cuuui) <4 i British subjects against our Goverruient fur damag« *staiu*l during the rebel- I lion’aro upon th., same footing! Republican) a* iteadily courted iaveatios tho AlaitMit claiun Such claim) are J» |»ax to bo dxddcd by a distinct Board - the 1 * claims xtanding ol:uo, an I tho • Engli>h Government having auihoria- i! . aa cxpruviiou of regret — which it t» < ' maliral if not duvnrigjit impuaaibte. found. near to an apology at great powr r» «ncr go-that the xr-arion for thteJ daixtx* j throughout Eorope.the inaiguifl.-aat pro- should cvw liavt been giren. Tfw« ode obvione objection to the Treaty dk-1 apptnr-x. Tho in.tninu at op;cire to I hare given great rntudactiou to tho j American members of tho High C»n - not duly qualiliixl ruler*. Of the 23 or principal in Europe,which retards the tnlasina. nnd the people everywheru will I thus siweitiiri it wtu proved that jinc did not vote at all. sad them was no proof SHEETINGS, toward an larratigstfon of the doubtful ty of language.and it cannot do otherwiM than advance ttw great into:cote of Chris­ tian cirihxatioD- And it is hoped that its raritiestinn by the Senate will follow the tail,. DEATH OF HQ*. WK. K. FEETON. the death of Hon. Wm. M. Fvntoc, one Prints at ten cents per Yard! » cordially invitm|^o examine my stock as to prices, qual­ ity and style. larranlahly weakened by the withdraw ' settle tho difficulty, but eimmafaacM were ngainit him. ’ The British Gurora- THAT CAN NOT HE EXCELLED’. BOOTS AND SHOES to please aav cue. CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. A LARUE STOCK. Carpets, and Paper Hangings! THE Hastings, May 10th, lb" I. XXI BARRY term*—making up Cur pouible riika by soure - of ill-feding between the two fountrie* will now be got ri>! at - .V F. MS IK IEIE8 SO Linn New Advertisements. In Fact BLACKSMITHING. Goods are Cheaper than Low ! ''ISJteratrASwrM.ifts MILLS FAMILY NASfJVFLLl-, MK'MIGAN. 1250 Main Street, JACKSON ; A.a<> jojgjug „f Wool - Wanted! it year, wiui ci t- . — — -, >■ foriaammima. ej wr laauucuuu. ce-. ce.-env “ICJlIOAX. OeMr .f Darn."-- AHD AMEBICA" WALL PAPfiFR. ... „ DlliWIIS,MWS.N^Wl! Our .*fnA c^thtbu a Large Line of MICHIGAN. FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GRANT Ar,PHILLIPS. KEEP A GENERA1 FLOUR! & Goodyear _ BROWN & CARTER, z- AT THE STORE OF WHEELER & DOWNING May lb, 15, 1871. IDil. BRICK barlow tho 23 wrongfully deducted hero from Jew ill’s vote,should be restovsd. (2.) Thatfn Enlield, the, indorsement ou a package of straight Democratic delete, numbering 76, won inadverlnnt- tally, and soAP>t to conceal tbs fraud by with-I drawing 100 Republican tickste. The । LITTLE E. Q. WILLIAMS AM) DECORATIONS, PAPER AND OIL CLOTH ।WINDOW SHADE*. TASSELS, PKTUHI CORD, AC AMERICAN AND SCOTCH-HOLLAND. IN GREEN. WHITE. BUFF AND BLUE, FOR WINDOW SHADES. DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, lating to agriculture. married Adelaide S. Bird - denied that the Republican caudidato sail, daughter of Hon. Janus Birdsall. And w<« will Hclktl 35HS3S cheap as any house From New York to Chicago, The Treaty of Washington. BITTLE BE CH SMI WM. LOOMIS, We make uo .Iri^ud te|| no |ieg^ bl|t w)1 Has .received his Spring stock of DRY Goods on their GOODS .HJVD GROCERIES, which Wo Sell the Kloronco Sewmg Machine. we found them in th. Detroit Tr.M«r TUE BEST Z.V TBE h’OBLB I lislied being made, tho vote ..f Connect!- Plats tire u i ftllai a rial a Hi Hit tf M niw pa May. 1871. !» tea little lap.;. is full and complete—bought for CASH a! the lowest market price, nnd wishes to be understood that he will not be Undersold by anyonein Hastings or surrounding Country- the LATEST ! by the Call, which ia sit oxrmled by any C A KPETS ' ... I _■ K*^C?ttt4RT• ’ B M !■ '■ WB Hardware Store. 'Over SOO DETROIT STOVES STOVES Hold HoM by V �Tl(« Button. Thia well known end popular establish­ ment. tha npatafiraof which U ao wall understood that it needs no especial Oood heavy cottotmdo pant* 76 ‘5*7‘loubl* and‘.Lt suite 87.00. e o.'oo Cn***mw* *“iu' It-',00 to MICJCS.ih CENTRAL II. R. Orani WvByuJlgJHvinon 2.300 Black euite frjsu >10 to 835,00. «»RM T-Lu *5 810,00. 1,000 duxeu Cutton sock* fhuu 6 to 50 coat* a jxur. Hravual Rubber roata, warranted 83. Good Lintm rants only 75 coata Ixrgvrt stuck of Boy. clothing in tire State. Wo krwp'^rictly to Oxx Paico. • Star C luthiug lluuro Rd Cana) St. Grand Rapids. Utn Rio Coflte. at Brasil'*, for 25 crate prr lb. tf Bar Java Cud** M Barth** for 3-> ROBERTS & CO, bot Dacatar; W. K White, Wayland; W. Walk.r, Holland ; Isaac Ayw*. Danfol Pago, Sturgis; H. C. Flatt, Nile*; Ja*. Graham, Berrien Springs ; . Joa. Gillman, Paw Paw; Anson N. Norton, Grand Rapids, John Coffae, Alpine; Gsorgo Crawford, Big Rapid*; Delos A. Bloilg.v.t, Harooy; Chari** W. Clisbee, Cu-opolis; L B. Tyter, Down* Center; Loiaon B. Townsend. Ionia. rnnsr*. -Ary—Bardstoy Peak, Wm. E. ftalocnun. White Hgrem; Jaa Buy* Wm. E. Wbeater, Three Ri?«n: C. E. Smith. A. Brown, LeOraad WHtoomb, Edwin Hop*, Kahmuteoo: J. Solomon, Brady; D. Stookw*!!. Waytand; Jaa. Baekitt, PralrioviU*; Lraira Prily, xoological collection number* nlxiut five hundred rare animals, bird*, Ac., in the During lart fall there wa* 1,200 hbU tran^xwtatlon aad exhibition of which of green #£>ple* shippod. about four hundred men and licrsci nro There were alsj largo quoutitios of emrdoyod, it being larger and more comprototarivs in all ctopartruenta than any i-stablishraeut ever organizes. A for sou, pnnci[ully by D. C. Griffith. Aad animal* ia a rircu* do not convert a cirin addition to th* above thaw has been cu* into a meuagerfo, any mor*than th* railroad wood, ties, shovel and fork introduction of th* pon«y and monkey­ hand Iw and stares, which make np no riding make* a menogm* a circu*; aad 1 thoMwtai desire to *-u a complete and j exclusive manager)* ran only do *o by 1 traa sortions at th* d*pot. vidting Van Amburgh A Co’s astablfoh- 1 Lart Maroa Naahviljg Tur Canadian pro- do not favor th. the brat wool market* in 1 treaty with a very high approval; A tha country, and a* this" *■ the morning of April Mth, H. H. Cola, Halifax dispatch of May 12th, My* : TwxCsxnM. Miiu—Mr. Marble is ly returning, I am acthori of Crystal,went down into hi* well, to r»“Tha local govaronaat papers de*f H. A. Itestu. vifuroody pushing the repair* at thi* covnr n burket which hod been accident­ Fclxfol book*, SpMkara, and a full nsated with them for the sriisou.'jirijas. ly dropped. The wall was stoned up, mH!, and will hare it ia running order grosdy unjurt to tha province*. The aorimont of Stationary nt . by Jun*. He has just placed hi* cur­ Stirling, of Eaton Rapids, an cxperteac- and h* doacended on tho stone*. The government paper* give a quasi appro­ J. I*. Roam:* A Co's, drug sturv. rent wlirel in poritiun, .nd >t i* thought «d wool dealer, and they will b* pre­ well wa* 82 fort deep, with throe foe: of val, and want to await th* text erf tha , water af the bottom. Il* stepped on treaty. Among tho** intere«tad in th* Ask your Druggist fur Iku’s 1‘fc.tvthat with (he fall ba will get through pared to rereire aU that may bo offered ; I ou* bottom stone aad it gave w*y. and ns*. Euxta and cure your cyld. th* ride race from th* bridge, will b» igun and Coldwater and Mansfield Rail­ and pay for the asm* tho highest market 1I th* whole raved in, sotuing down six fishing burins**, tho treaty is not re­ garded with entire dufavor, breaua* it Acxtxr t Sukba, Agent*. tuActant to run aU the machinery neces­ roads was bold in Coldwater Tbur*d*y, price. Mr. Griffith also propo*ea buy- feet from tho top, thus making a depth opens tho Amoriran market to thnn, but sary for carrying on a large establish­ at th* campany’s offiee, which voted so that eompotittoa will not bo "f 26 feet of solid earth and rtone* all others denounce 1L” DRY GOODS, Clothing, hat*, rap, j ment. By th* way, this wheel is on* of unanimously to coniolidate th* two wanting. W* braptak for Na»brille a above hi* head and apparently resting, Gent* 1- urnishing good*, and everything 1 on him. Tho earth «nd stone* w*ro ture can ba found al Mudgre*. iMHf I Mr. Marbl*'* own iavantion, and he brancha of tho road, after which tho full share of this commodity and for th* j om-doualy removed by p. R. Walton, a think* kc will bsv.it patented. Ho has ron solid stall oompaay slacted th* follow-• fortunes satisfactory pxtau* for their wool. ■curatifio well-diggvr residing in Woare, ,Huroo*s luwatlended the- use of Barr's l nil flat el.« machinery, and a* thi. is IngdirecUre; H. C. Iroria, D B. BkinTho people of this place have taken r<g(oral Elixir for sixteon yearn. the only catdixg mill in th* coanty, wo nor, J. G- FarUuurt, F. V. Smith, and the initiatory atop for un old faduantxl Fsaxxxsaro planting. trust ho will have iJonty of work to do. J. 8. Young*. Coldwa-CT: V. F. Collier, fourth of July celebration, but of this I i 7 s. m., until 7 1-2 r. ■- Whoa found i by Mr. Walter*, a stouo wrigiiiag 25 Gaum arv growing. W* are glad to see theeiurgwtic spirit Battle Crook; Joreph Fisk, Allegan; । expect great prater* and Haring baud। lbs. was resting directly ou the top of of Mr. M. in rtarting thi* enterprise, M. H. Hickox, H. Coltey, H. H. Sturgis, । bills will make their appearance in du* hi* b*ad, and - also out cn each ride a* Aix nature is imiling 0U>. BELUBU »D DIRECT ROUTE. for by it hundred* of dollars will bo' B. Buras, J. H. Cook, and A L Grim**, | close tu cutthl be without crushing it :>i j;i>. Bctmn w rather quiet. Ho was alto closely hcmm*d in brstono* WIOtlTXAR.-Oi rtHrw**, U>s Uik brought i to our t:wa, where the Mme ’'Ohio, Very Cvrurablo yepofta of <h« OartsRsexs next wvt-k. 1 Tux 8tn Hutx 03 ran Ara Taxx—A ' from his feet to his shoulders btrangn >mi, MMrtl.t* riSrCkra A. ri* at Alien’.. He is agent for F. -V Fullamount would go sway if It wore not ■ progrv*. of tho work on the road wore to My, ho hail hi* sense* during tlie i cr’» furniture. tstf DtMtuim. day, Mag 30. hare; and thi* i* not all ; if hi* *xpcri-1 made, end all thing* indicate that th* rorrrapopdeat uf tho Jinrlitrr and Tri- > wlioto -1. - R I.i— Eighteen years ago test month, Mre. I mm report* another caring in of the 1 Rbcxhi the fallen wMi-w. F. A. Fctu* i* one of the oldret meat should prove a success, wo may.! road will be graded *omo time la July. W. earn* to Hasting* a brid*. Here road, over tli* lublerrancoa prnuego on wholewde dealer* in furniture in Barry sea the Thontappl* river lined with' has boon her homo over since, and bore, County. <stf Exumexext.—The Levi Bro*, pro- the Air Isn* Railroad ou the 8th. Work[ mill* aad factories from Broadway to year by year,, she ho* more end more WLern is the Street Sprinkler ? jirieton of btar Clothing House, msntoid Ixscti bo>y for some time in Ornamental? endeared boredf to th* cnlargu* drclo In Croup, Bs**'> Fbctoosl Huxib Ute Depot, who knows f Tim* will tell Rxsn Mrs Tartar's focnl wotice. Grand R*|od«, aro bouu l to make Ui*ir making everything scenro. Timbers of acquaintance* and friends. works a* if by magic Tho Bxjcxxx i* only ALSO a year. Aekley A Flade. Agent*. T*m New Ban-—Th* use bell for I mark in the world a* wide awak* adFixx cracker* will soon bo in demand. Eznandel church fo already on th* yvrtisera. They have for a long time Nicxwunn aruniag* for promenading. ground* of the society and will *oua b* boon publishing a pjoalhly paper of about half-sbctt *im ; but with th* May Wt wiH publish th* Orancfl Proreod- placed ia position ia tho tower which i* number, they com* out with a full grown ingsas toon a* banded in. ' pa|»r uf 23 columns, end filled with Th* bell «• of the finest metal, weigh* Foextw nt July approaching. W* news and literary matter, intorapcraod are aligning to Noahvilte tillsywI 1,1 BhUw.. and i* from the relebrotod with adrsrtiwmeat* of their*, at well as M.ttrtdy Boll Foundry, W*rt Troy. N.Y, other borines* honsos at the Valley city. It cost at the foundry >521. Wo wish thorn success in their titular­ imiuw SnrnsL important job* of grading , taking. The name of their popcr is tli* About: o’clock the «wilch tender, who ■ and repairing (trectrwiHaocn'commoac* । H. Arana is Agent for Hasting, and "Star Ckitiiing Hou** Literary Gazette.'1 had been for Mxnathne admiring the ! ! Will mxire the work a* itprogrrre*.. job, and looking over the glooming rails ' vicinity, for the sale of Fruit Tree* that qiannad the rnysteriou* sink-hole, I Wax Hsr* has somqrfed a situation from the above Norrery. hoard a kind of sleeping round and a* book-knrpor nt the store of Goo I- . came yesterday, frnm tha ladle* of : felt a jarring rensation, \iul behold llio I >ar A Barter ' Halting* Mar. 2, *71. 9m Hitchcock** Ice Cream Rooms, to all the .1 track sank slowly down till tlivn? *as . printer* and printeovsaca, and printer* ' acnrcoly any dirt to be seen—only a' ____ wive* and tittit ean of both offleos, to mas* of timber, log* and Jen rails pud |R«.R««— <»•» *»*»"•■ Itiea! It ia said that about 10 acre* of' The foUowit E ?s:= ___ _ .kU . .. 1 The first tolling uf the new bull of partake of ice cream. W* all did so, Iku:&£ I Emanuel church van on th* occasion aad must say that WO enjuywl it filje. I t, for which our thank* ar* due to of tha funeral **rrv* of Mrs. R- B Wightman, coo who had alwaft tabor. ‘ min* bort” end hoatrsa, and slut to । ed with ptida for every improvoiuont of Mr*. Clara Allan, who *o happily pre­ tha (hutch and society. And feeling* of sided over the teblw. tbit were filled Medicines, SAINTS & OILS. .tBXSMl* zssatssr-nw’i’’'-’ '■ CITY PAINT SHOP! Michigan Central R. R. PAINTERS s the FBUIT & OMAHHiL THEIS Ayer’A Cherry Pectoral, LY Wx horn the miserable potato bugs hare already commenced depredations' > Txx Cxs.cs —The population of Mick, on tha young tuaMto rintw. Shoot ’em, igan on th. first day of June las . as burn 'em, kill ’em, Llsst ’em. । officially deteemmad wa* I.IH.059, of which number there were native* of ’he 1 Mrs* Oinnu atRarlow A Goodyvar'* State 507,268. uf the United Slate* 016- [ store, at»l Mis* Wilcox, at Russell A M9,‘of Foreign Countries 208,010. and Is-af Ten. dried upon pjroelsih, and Netins* hnira l fiie display of Mlfiinniy there wa* 10,688 entered people, and cured in the same manner as if prepared ' for native consumption. It Is certainly i I:! . IH i' । ; a must pslataUe bavwsgo. au-l very A fiMmri unde- too Drtsoit ,»ror la Nxw Tjmt.—Ib*re wa* a aliaago of j eheap. Giro il a trtal to bo nim[>leted in »wn yeari. A hrnvy time on al) the Railroads on th* 15th, ------------ —------------------undertaking, but it ean be accomplish- and we gtinl th* new tables ou the Valley Division uf the Michigan Cen­ tral. and th* Jackson. Loosing nnd 8*gi- old German named Brauscr, near that city, who had always been noted for his WMhingtm block, has aU the tatart «— °» tU DlI*T ro°^ h,T* Siyte. ta the Arcs, making Un. and in- D" r’**ir*’ ”» — tabfo^,«t probs- extreme junrerty, living in th* ino*t beg­ garly stylo and clothing bimrelf with vile, th. ladies to rail. bl-T U "*** l**u* the refuse garment* of other*. After Mraxirn. - In this city, on Saturday liere.i* lite vatablisbed rule erf spoeil for last, by the Rev. J. H. Itos*. Mr John trains pusing through this dty. But it Deaufo. oo. of the editor* of the Jfrw contain 120,000 in guld and diver ouin. JewaaZ, aad Miss Mary Barber, all of A parttally deaf and dumb son h tho ia not horded in all ca*ra. Whyt thia eity Although Dennie publishes only heir to thia treasure. a Democratic paper he gore for th* Fl Peninsular Railway. !HIG. MERICAI >NS, fret front, 12S fret dswj, and three sto- i rice in h--ipht. The main audience n*>ei1 il l. saitidCl prrsnhu There will al­ M> b.« a college ohap d on the Inw-r tour A. M. Roar ha* removed bis black­ smith business to the new shop on the corner of JeSsnon and Court St*. He wer three hudred jump* on Thursday, and a hundred and seventy next morn­ ing. Ker funeral wa* very largely at- | Go to Clark’* Gallery, optioaite th* IVwtoffice, and rea th* new rtvlr* of Pieturea. You can not fiulof being pleased. IIES, CASH ITixb had lived them unew 1828; O. F. Olcott, Harthitd, VuuBuren Co., April 13th, a pioneer and leading citizen. Itenuon, ia the township of Castleton, wa* entirely destroyed by fire on Satur­ cru Michigan Agricultural and Mochanday eftentoon test, about 3 o'efoek. icai Society will mert al Grand Rapids, Cause unknown—th* family all bring Thursday, May 25th, at 10 A. M. away at the time. Low about *1,000. ofl’AKLOIl ALBUM. insured in tho Barry and Eaton lire In­ W. M Carlton, of Hillsdale, U get­ surance Company for #000. J. F, Minkler has opened hi* new ting up quite a fame a* Port on th* Topicture Gallery, at the old IW Office bidoJTfede. Tho New York Su* pays building. Fuat ctai* pietiuv* guanui him a high compliment but think* it b I trad or money refunded. Cell and sew. ■■Nasby.,,-It i* Coritou. ; To Nebraska. California. Kansu, and tt.ax.as.i-a ■ Tit* *tarting points of this Route are iax Chicago and Praria. Th* rontral Bisuruhri-—-TU ' ulnatratsani uf ! point ^BURLINGTON, ou the Muwu- aoeuM on the ¥r*ri*aippi, in Akmy SMurri^, for th* SOtn inxt. Fubti*h*d by Jao.-B. Otgood A Co., Boston, Ma**., nt K> ,09 a year, or 10 prate a ropy- pise- w won na rasa । Huxr MwxxUufv baa gao* to N*w ' York to look after M. brother’, store, th. Intern baring Uwe obiig«d to retire from husmeo. Uh aeromrt of faffing We learn that CapL 11 F. Itemb, late of the U. S. Army, mure reoontly from the Pacific Coart. ha* entered inb part­ nership with Z. B. Williamson, Ewj., for the purpose of carrying on a gener­ al Variety stare at Meadrille uvea mitoa east of otu eiiy. Those gtlhuiau pro­ pore to keep a good store nnd strictly Tcmjieraaoo. Tho building they pro­ pose to occupy haring long been used a* a saloon, people can find itto n > long­ er. We bespeak hr them n liberal patronage, and foci sure thal their trade, in that section will be regt axlea-.lvc. H. 8. Lamb ha* recently been appniaied Fuetnsastcr al Maadrilk, and ru-s-n r-tet. rv..,...^ r> xr ,3b* Detroit TrAit/u say* that tl«* State priten develop* a bit of romance ia th* care of a lady from Wiseunria. a wife of mlh roriricte, and dareribad a* yunng aad graceful, who ha* own* to rreido naarth. pdum while her hus- year* <rf hi* term. .Vmr-Jing to the |ai*mer‘» *tory, h* wm in some way onpMpdts ata-d reriadtefa Wistaria, and to **capo prosecution there canw to this State and plead guilty t-> steeling a watch of his grandfathar. far tho pur­ port of getting mto priroa white his !1 leads rtttfod up til. swin.’te which having been aroumplishcd. hi* food far two days he was eery much deranged wifo patianfte awrite hi. relrere. white b* premiere nrttar things forth* future. utmted nd body, bat w* betere ba fo •towly recovering. and ia only sfitated I*rt of totters remainiag in tha Port- «*«. May lij^ H?l. Liilfo Bradley, M, D. Br.reta.*, Goo. part of th* propla. for th* pro>M*itim> of George Vanderpool, chargro with the mujderof Herbert ITohl, at hi* next and Jhinl trial, which will rom* off in Hartings, Barry Qntnty, in Augu*t Hoc. Tboniat B. Church and Hon. E. 8. Egglsri.m, of thia city, will manag* the proteruliup, and the defense will, a* at Use last trial, bo In the bad* of John Van Arman, Esq , of Chicago, and Hon. D D. Hughes, of thi* citv.—Grwad Atep d» Tuw. (17th.) HA! HA! H. A. Bas e 111 Go th*r* for your CHOICE GROCERIES! DENTIST, Tulrfle �smr i>rt*Tmnm KRTE LEGAL SO-TIMO*. RAILWAY. 1 400 mita* under S60mile* without I ’ 0^ Mamgwat Change of cmchea. 1 Diuchey A Co’s. Column. gltOJLD ffACOK-POP^Lt: «4CX »JVTS sr&s BOSTON, ALBANY, new YOBI 8 O’CLOCK. rxinctrAL rcixn tx a«w roxx *xn »rw Exat-txD. tn f** mi, MXaiOW* of PCTNNV LVAWIA IBM BAtlWAT IXIXXKI rW>M Ra heater to New York, W> miles, Bufido to New York. 423^mtlce. Dunkirk to New 1 ork, 460 milce, Ctovstand to New York, 6Jto miles, (hnc-.nn.ti to N. Y-,M»ndK tm. >■ Ml/.m.n » ur anr tew lo uuko (1 U ♦ >uiwd»» Mlll*r*«rmvT.tru>4 HUI. >17,, taring, repairing, beautifying or ore*tuonbng, any l.ouw or other building or Bimurtananro onv shall Lnuehava ar a. thnr biSdiug, in thistoState, ii«n Taxd u fbom J3F“22 t<> 27 Mitas rar rnonrex ■ot’rx. Al train, r» dlrreOy thresh to Xr» York. ET’SeO miks w ithout change ofc-mchs*. , for th* value of such tabor and materi­ als ui»n such huuwa or building and »*4 open th. lot J land “DM3 wpidn wosame stand*, aotaxcredJreg tmmasarter of a soctam. motadmg Heir the swootYoic* of tho child,; 1 title and iatenM of such owner or lev- j Which tho night winds repeat U they roam; ; rec, at the tuna al th* making tho ongij sal uotsuct for .irch homo or th* im­ Oh, who could rvfo-t this ninat ptainlivo of prayvro. : prevmontx ; but tho aggrogat* of all “ 11*0*1-, father, dear father, come the liens hereby nutUnred. shall nut exceed tho price stipulated tn tho origi­ nal cun tract bvtwe«n sueh owner or leo- Father, dear lathor, romo homo withmo I wo and toe orlgival contractor, for such i improvreMrts; io tus eaa* shall tha ownTho dock in tho steep}* strikra two; | ar re lorere b* eranpolted to pay n grott- The night has grown colder nnd Benny «r sum for, Or on account of snehhaaaea, ta worw .building, re other improrom-nt, than But hs has been calling for you; »th* price re’asm stipulated in rail origi- Indeed ho fa woiw, ma sure he will dis. of swob pcenltaritiea which render an 1I nal orafraet re agreement I’erlutps before morning shall dawx: organ or a part, for instance tho bock ;• fixe. 2. Tho porous performing su.li And thi. is tho menage Jin sent tne to joints, weaker than it ought to be. ta at - tabor, or ftitniahuig such materials shall Ices', very doubtful. In rnv opinion th" 1: cause a notwe. io Jptiag, to bo rerved hereditary nature of spavin and kindred t! on .uchuw.cr bflrereo, „ hi. agent, direMoa ta amply explained, if ww only '.sub.toaV--.il} in tho following farm; krep in mind that tho narrow and small f. 1 1 ’ Yo’1 aro hereby Tho duck in tho steeple strikes throe; joint* aa well a* other bodily tanfwrfvc- notifiSl tl>at 1 tun [or have notlratiiloyTh., how i» no lonely, the houm am sc tiona are tran-w.ittod up«n tho oftapriug r1 *^1. . .------- ’ • ••I’orar [or | lonK* aad that such an ill formed joint fre- have fnrmshtd rasterin!*] 0B, or Jorl : Fre poor weeping mother xml mo ; •jnmitJy provm to be t«x> weak for the ex­ budding, aud that I shall - Yea, we are akmo, poor Benny ia (load. ertion and the burden assigned to it And gone with the atigeta of light; Benos->t became* dtaemed. If the hreit joint* art very sneak, it rices tlu-reon [or material. funmlid.’ j And these wwre tho very last words that baquMtly happen* that a colt, even bo-1 If there thn.ll bo a contra. t, ia writing, fore it has been braksn' for work, gets batwren tha onginal eoittraetor and tho i •■1 want Io kin pa|>a good-night” spavia sd when running idle in the pos­ ■WHxintmcfcir, or between the original | ture j if three joints, however, uro tol­ contractor and tho person ■» performing I erably *sU farmed, and act very weak, labor or furnishing suttreiata a. atom­ it, in th* moot cases wants violent «X*r- raid, a copy of rarh ralroonftart, if tho same can bo obtained, .hail bo mftikI with such notice and attached thereto, | I am sure if we reject strictly all those maem and borers for tre^linfe which m-fire* rhan be served within I dnys.frem tho completion of touch where joints are not sufficicitly strongjMcBtrast. or within twenty dare altar and. wall mads, wv soon shall 'havo no ।■ payment shall hare been made to tin* ■ more out** to c-tnpliua about spavin ii person prrforaingsux h labor or furnishand similar disoaare. Prevention is bet- /ia THEA-METAR S» A FVM _ £*5* 52u- SSS£!£s;E-ai “ atorear tre m WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLRS CAPTION REDUCTION OF PRICES ' TO CONPnRM TO IrtMMai :i«raj -7J.W---n.., .te-w, Ssrsr’js ■re. Uwntesto*^4 I* te *•*•! Hit, wfre. Ik. .*» .( l>e ln>».ro* ■^earrs: 4 i.une tsiUkl) M.tter «Uk narfmaiy *.. Mian stSMOsy <4 Ur.A4,tM-li. k. f-.it l7 u.u JURUBEBA .raxi’uiL.'.uLxia: w ing aaid claim.’ A copy of aaid notice । ah.ll be publiahcd, at thecx[ntra> of the claimant, in aomo reMrajiaper. nrintod in aoi.l county, once ta oach wonk for four MKCOreiro weeks after Cling ouch notice | wiih tho other ami. Tho bills should be with tho regutcr aforeaaid If, howev­ er, there shall be no paper publiahoJ ia , each way. aad tho plants Yhim lh.y have pred nil don- said county, thia tho cUiuiant of aold aihonld hatMnaad out to two or lien .hall po<il notice* of his claim for 1 in a hill. The boda must bo kept four aucev.lvo week*, in four of th.., clear ®f all wcoda andj^Mgl, and wiu-n | moat public place, in the townahip jn rxSSsFn-S’n l which »aid improvomrnt is rituatad, but ■ it shall not bo nrcraaary to pub hah or P°*t enpies of -any contract rvft'nrd to nouriakmArfw;!! m tho iaat jiwoding Metlon. behrokaa Tho ground, ufthi .-<;»* 3ur. 4. Tho ongtnal contractor ahall, os often a> roquewtod. in writing, by tho owner dr leuec. or hi. agent, niuka ont end give to him a atatemont of th# number of pcraon. Jn his employ, anti oub-cnnlractr heir name* and tho rate-of wagon or torois of contract. — .- . ■ "nd how much, if anything, i* duo to ;*on»ctimrs them, or any of tham. wkich itateuMnt . a.- > Iaade UBJ,r I fire. 5. If the money thres due sal I payable to such pmon. .hall not be I jaynhle, within Ian day. after aernre of I i mid notice aa atoraaid. or if anch : ! raouey shall not bo doo and paid threi ! ; within tan day* after tha money shall i become due and payable, and if the ' I amount claimed by such penon shall bo Tax Craaaxr Wosa.-—The Boston , admitted it. writing to bo due him by -fosrnd rf Choautrf rhre the following: ! the contractor, or atib-coatraclor, by W.arehUs-dbylir. E. Wnrerew, whom said money ia directly payabl*. of Waltham, that tho currant wurn, no I then euch porecn may oommouce suit i dasituutira to a favorite fruit, may Lo | therefor, in any court haring jurisdicfully and almout immediately destroyed tian, of the amount claimed to be du* | by the tree of carbonate of Erne. TV doctor tried tU powder in maqy foaten- 22SSE? ANTHONY 4 CO. Dr. Wells' Strati if Jinteta re.*** BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. Fremont Engine Works. Michigan Cem of Beany, in Prtte, Poetry A Newspapers, H1SW MARBLE WORKS ' ■ £^=T ■uei a nun, ,r. rrearretotorakk NONUMKNTB,HEAD BTON KF. TABLE TOPS, COUNTERFEITED. SELF fart Flare, X. r. ------- —_________ 1_ MEDIC WARM] PRESERVATION At the Expense of War! Iffi iES&i ry ‘■I* ■*. s.Lr4t*rea« ** iy-c: SKI.staaaeafck » <U aracam Coort Itow.^hi' NEW CARPET HOUSE OH. CLOTHS, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-05-25.pdf 28d744a623d022db85ae44743f928f1c PDF Text Text VOL XVI. Intwiwl sM HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1871. M. u a. <fcc. 'COUNTY, FOR THE BUCKEYE and CLIPPER BASE-BALL. The^tor^w^wewted erereito Johnston's Self-Raking Reaper. Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, and. Broadcast Plaster and Grain Bower. DRY LOITER TH.LV EVER. Daniel Dre# fa iUegwl to sob when be. guns wore being fired oo eiUioraido, the. mmrisdned denitena of Neuilly, Salilon-' rifle, and Lea Terne*, who havo been, shell paid nrn vfaH at 8 o'clock. Ufa 1 mttmng, and carried off a foot of etone living in their cellar, far tho nasi fart- . night, ventured to more flinir household {। from tho foot of fay Palcbny. As .1 gtxids into Uro center of the town. Tho I came away, the crowds were strallicv sun shone oat brilliantly up ‘.lie bloom-; leek to Paris, oat of Uro reach of 'ths ing chestnut trere in Uro vbampa Elya­ '■ next bombs whteh arv to faM in this an, oeo, a few sparrows cliirpod thrir little j throats away amid tiro almost Arcadian ' com nt on cd. n oalil ft had ooasad JorstiHuess winch reigned, and to which j ererf Rut, alas’iu the fem! W jrifa r we hare boon such unhappy airangur.}J Of tlilnga, that fa eDtpomaJU. ■ Mowers and Reapers! eSIOBTti .' dreu. Tho woman had a cradls fall of . linen on her bead anil an old trunk ir । her hand. One of the children, a floe । little girl of six years, carried on old, ' fashioned time-piece in her little anas— । probably come family relic — whilo Uro other, a boy of nine, was ladtu with sun1 dries under his anna and in bis hands— I a broom, a frying-pan, a uvi, I dsn Uy full of noun from yesterdsy, a coSec grimier, and other small things which did not strike tny attnufiutt. A | few yards behind cents the husband with a track, into which had been throern । pell-mell a few cano chairs, the remains of a table, a niaty iron bedstead, a repaltire looking mattress, and a brokendown stove. Tiro poor family walked quiekly along, hocilres of the ►emi-sympathicinj gare of tho paaecra-by. 1 Doctor knows. Ifa.tiikl on to join a 1 bore boll debt fas ja&d. floughl a liook of inatrwefata, and far ftvTdan ( studied itwioeiy, if not too welt Thea ] we bought U sugtr-acoop cap, a red belt. Why ia the earth'Ilk aZ blackboard T because the children of then multiply Bpn tbe fare of ft. gatM, moved gently to tbo gveund. A wise man advertfaci extanrirriy, There were two nines Three nmae because ho Wfavna that many columns were utagomata. The ball ia a pretty little drop of eafluevs, also of a goose ;egg, and tire degrcve harder than a rock. The two ninre play against each otSTi •It u a quiet game much Hks citers, only . 1a little more chase than three. Iowa hat twcn^f-tWo coantfae that , have never bees mapped, and wboae | pswHre torwfkm fa panbitea etfasl ' ! "Thoro are btrt twetrty-tix cubic foot of gold now usadm £a weHd.” Are rlavtljing dcsoondod frim 1’uenbontae Ilo the head of Jima F.iiutb. The man wo not lucky to bora two fuel ? | in front of mo was a list .-her. Uo was .There are aji mUUoMo ofreal estate I n j nico pitcLiw, liul he sent the balls hot owners to tho Umtod fitatea, the fanners The man behind u» waa a calcher. Un bring four miUicw> of. tha number. caught it too I ' 1 Umpire said “ply-" I* d" tu0,t :radical play I know of, this baao ball. Sawing curd-wood ia moonlight ra.-ublae ing to I kt it ooraa, I hit u the] club, and hove it geutly upward. Thea I started to walk to Uro find beau. The boll hit in the niiehcr’a banJ*,and Wimbody said ho caught a By. Aha, poor fly! T walked louurnlv towardtho base. Another ni(in took the bat. I taruod to toe bow bo «» making it, when a main kicked rue on tho chock- It felt like a mule, and I repoaed on tiro grow. Tho boll went on 1 ' , !* Pretty won there waa too mon fan, hunchback and deformed, end managed to get down by themaalvee; and three W u flew, out. Thea thaoth* but the sadder invalids were inside. I stopped to see theta enter Uie Palace. Thii VM better. Jus'. as After some preliminaries with an official of tho Commune Uro doors of the wag­ ons were oper.e"!, and tho ambulance toward n« My —plain men moved and carried out tho iavalids i ■ 1 hastened gently forward to where his wife. Many of them lay on stretchers, others were on crntchos. Ono oi two ajqwared the ball wtu aiming la defend ; I have Anjriahman.when asked by to be near death's ilocr. Tboso poor a gwi eye to measure distorters, and 1 uw at a glance where the ovoiic was to Ettfa brings havu been living ami dying that £•would in damp cvllitrs eineo the outbreak of light. I put up my hands. How sweet­ bostilibsa at Neuilly. A largo crowd ly the bill JrceuJud ! Ifoerybody ,ook’ had gathered round. Many of tho wo­ od ; I frit a nt thing warm in my oye. teal Aug “ ■yelled nine fellows. "Muffin men could trot rretrain thoil tears. ‘To .-----------think that such snlTering, helpless little , bo <i-d. I Can cannon ball!" Fay three I Iroingi hnvc bo< ti bombarded by Freneh days 1’ Bli of’pfa • guns ! Ob, it is awfuJJUHs afaxtioua 11 on that ■ Ptorrt FrwearUuoh wore tho words , _ Then~ .~7__A ■ r-'ronl 1 I 3S£m an elderly lady by far side gave vent to.' gentle captain sard “bay po I hayea Another iiersati‘'venture! to remark it' and stay***- Pretty soon ibwan far&a.. tosswyarifr bUirfiVl waa perhaps a pity Uroy had not been. “Tu bat!? yelled Ute urnA1, I weal, killed? bo was er’Mostly a muscular but not all eoreM, as war tny wont Christian, and the women called him a Tho pitebcr seat one hi’> Mgb- It rtrurt “brute" and a •■savage,’’ end made such me in the gullet "Fput. ,3^0” ”* anciua that the genUeman in question ! umpire. He sent In th* baU agfam was glad to beat awwtreat Thia lime I took it ura.ro »^teDj «H ; At the Palais de I'lndnatrio wru a fax ; sadder aigli t Three em f ufanoe wagons full of little girls, ware waiting before the chief entrance- The ihvm cd the girts denoted they belong*! to mine charitable institution. They camo from a kind of boeviitsl or home, founded nt । Neuilly by the Prinorw Matilde for in­ i curable female cbildrvu. Each etabulanoo was accopipaniad by u KUtor of mLAEV Kfoicie. JACKSON WAGONS Ladies' Misses and Children' Glen & Hall Thr<^hji Ma c hilines, Clov inn Gale’s Hilliers anil Grain Pa t errt -IStrlhv ■ Rtriter - - ——— MllVU.n Kt7 pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime. Wfl/rr Shoes and. Gaiters. Russell <fc Nevins. The best place in the City of Hastings, ------ to buy-----Jefit1 sgaiaat the bead of an Infat, whown. GROCERIES ini i; nl the new brick store of C. H. HICKS BAHTIXOB. Oucceasor to Hioku & Fales.) rail attention to our uewand t mprevoQ^tyJa of CARRIAGES ' IsoiinsiK Painting and Trimming, Sprinn, which cannot bo excelled In the e of Hwode'a Fleet, and cannot Im SPRING COMPANY tn America. We war­ • . “ifafatbe beet material and by the hand at ter Jtos *hkbrt<tk w. H. wnaiPPL.Il. ' Who kooao Jnat where a rmr U needed. Our Pointing fa damo by ; la oar Trimmer, and he, too, has “ Stroke OU" In style for thia [ pay Cash for my Groceries, I pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the verylowest rates. Haottoga. Mareh S. 1871. nd the “Champs.” The road waa get­ ting thick with wagotu of furniture of ever}’ description. The Are de Triompte wuj or.e of tho great centres of cu­ riosity. Ilandreda of penons were star­ ing at it frvra every point of view I confess I did not Bad tiro arch os much damaged as I oxpcctod. I saw no symptoms of its "falling down'* cm my Incklrei head, but nw eyesight may not be so keen as it would be ia a certain spot very near you. The arch bears tho tnwre of thirty ahclla. at the most, but certainly not more. Tho groop on tho •outh-west side fa the only one d imaged. The heme has Iret a few beire of hie main, the child hfa left arm from the el­ bow, and the man has bcon etruck in the etomach, but dore nut look much the worse tor it. The Areauo de la Grande Armee hm eulfbrod terribly since I fas', ventnrod down it Not a houao remaiiu father und toother, written in Uro char­ intact. Ths south aido fa knocked acter of a most uxomplary eon—the about almost as terribly as St Cloud; father hariagliveii to eighty *•von years the battery of Courberolo has dam- most of the harm in Paris. Some of tho shops arc literally blown ituddo out The trees and lauqi-posta fay strewed out amid fragment of vrood and dtbru of bouses- The eheUi used dating the tbs largwr mros at stone and iron arc smashed in. Those lying in an irregu­ lar txxilicn are minus a eeraer have their roofs ktsockod off, in shirt, there fa urorv cnnreivable said inccncrivablo kind of damage. The railway station arid Uro restaurant al the aido Gold & Silver Watches, bl i* meandered forth to the first boa* J heard high worde.'und look I'd. Mhoa i jSt Sitai. i k*i •«> ■« tajys the jaw <>f foe umpire, end <*» ■*•« * The’^omo WCSli on. 1 liked Uh {Ml in fane to get put out, * to chares’ three quarters <if a mite tloWti b®, while all the apectetrns yell "Haan 11 -GaEPf -Haotonml” "Gorooteda dn^timear Bern bali m a swW fattegame. Whoa it aearetdiy, bat again, 1 oobred- rerytody motod _________ ____________ K tike 'em too hot for fan, After a whifa I pvt« fair clip st it and you bet it wen! cutting tiro daisies dawn the right 6ohl. A fat tren. awl dog eat in Uro alrede of an oak enjoying the gameThe Uli broke one leg ofthe dop »a4 latutodBke'h runaway eugfaejn tM eotprdrty of U- fat man. He *6 rote of fane mitee a tofawte.1 put up a H. KICKS. IX F. X>XS4X SON, Monse Painter* ! w .ui, oner, mux m (lie Av ---------- ---- —_.WSH tfan. The stfaetrwere bk �ss In Fact withra tho wall,, ud hold the^ta. of &. Cloud. Paaay. Antenll, Trocadcro, and Mnottaoa well as tho Arch of Triumph. Haavy firing is hoard tn the Champa EJy»seo. HutteenthsuatariVar■sfflre troops here roterod Vo. Girard Goods are Cheaper than Low! STOVES AT THE OTOBE OF ! GRANT & PHILLIPS. Soid extenulvcly t»y 5VE Kina’ A GENERAL A88OBT11ENT OF S3H0 DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, P K’b, &c, mad« by Julia Ward Rowe, Bev. Mr. Sargent, and other*. nimaix^Nuca tnnoa. The fifth anniversary of thia society phenomena that the accuracy waa held, May 10th, at Cooper Institute, count would certainly be doul Mrs. Lucretia Mott, Mr*. Marr K. De­ it not thoroughly authntica vil, Dr. Childs. Mr. Charles Moran, aad bare hero pictures and <!o*ri ttoia We psiat it exactly a* we Aad it. foedby ooreMk as w*a editorial in ths 2Msre, that sxartly what WoodhuB, Gafin A Co. did say may be seen at a The Wotnoa Suffrage clan* are upon s. To-day Lucy Btcne'a party is to lead; to-morrow Visa Aattamy’. ia to given notice that also no longer leads the skirmish line, but has given place to a mure skillful leader, Mrs. Victoria C Woodhull, to wit, Moro, indeed, than the indomitable Captain, and that en- Beecher Hooker, hare accorded the new leader the dtetinrtica of their homage. Hero ia the hearty, admiring tribute at ones to her groat abiHty and her high moral worth, which waa unanimously adopted by the Central Woman a Suf- ’ JtesrieM. Thai we honor Victoria C. Woodhull for her fine intellectual ahil- And we will sell thejn as chea^ as any house From New York to Chicago. jurt what wa would hove said; for if to advocate freedom ia free kiv% a* contra indicated from/erred fora then by all “The Grotto Geyser,” Of the m*an* « acrotH the application. If Castle Geyser.” •‘Crater of the Giant there la one foul, damning blot upon Geyser." •The Beehive Geyser,''and tho woman's nature and capofatie^ it is this magnificent •Giantess Geyser,” which system that compels her to manifest and throw a stream of boiling »ttas.tottb* art a lor* that» forced; this kind of Tlw forty-sixth anniversary of U>u remarkable height of 25UC*rt.^r,^ levo is all the prostitution there ia in th* world. Non* of tho act* that may b* American tract society ru hold in this city. May 10th. Right Iter. Charles suggested by a genuine tor* can be held to be peoeritntian of the t—— — — Mcllvaino, D. D., of Cincinnati, was re­ elected Prsaidsnt of tho Society ; Rev. parity exhibited. Mitral J. M. bwvenaon. Conuspoudiag Secre­ term* should hero SBch swi ration, and in reality such---------------- tary. and (J. H. Kingsbury, Treasurer mg. All the natural attraction., nature Tho Treasurer reported that the receipts mastery of the Mrisiroippi is oS, being hu within hsreelf ar, representatives | for the year were >12J,487.1£>, the sal*. accomplished by the utmost akin, ener­ .f the priacipte of free tore; and i< i* I,•370,116.47. Amount expended in gy, and poneveranor. Money and hu­ I manufacturing books and tracts, >287,quite time the bugaboo that sonnet, it­ ' 028.86 ; periodica!*, >179,046.70 ; agea- man life are being freely spent in the araqurel, tho methods of which are hero self with this term should bo explodo-t cirs and depositories, >118,787.84; d»- fully and curiously explained and pic­ —{Ort. 15,1870 ' trscl Sccretanes, >12,188.98 ; apieonri- tured. atiuns far foreign lands. »t> Owl. and AxrerfaaUtag tho* graphically rep- । Wo do not believe there aeuld be other expenses, >13,791. Total, >491,- resented as to her strange natural fea­ one-half the insane opposition to politi­ 787,«8; leaving a balance in the trsas- ture! and business and engineering en­ cal equality for all. were it not that it ury of >394.67. Addresses were mad* terprise-other illustrated article* are involves an equality which to many is 1 by Rev. Dre T^ng. Steven son and pth- devoted to European subjects William | of much greater importance than it ia Wells gdtrip* pieaMuidy, with the aid I Political equality cannot bo granted to of four illustrations, about “I -gk" *wd j women withoct tbeir also obtaining sex­ ual equality a* a legitimate sx|ucnre. . The American Woman Suffrage Cone' ventioa met here Mav 10th. Mrs. LitkrAnd just here ia where all tho lratal>al«> b-gins to show iteolf If tho eidran- I more presiding. Mrs Livermore, in btu»sl woman could still be cvmjicllod j her address, said that woman saffrags lokvmain the servile, dorife, mookly- I waa a regular outgrowth of Christianity. aoqoioeeent, solf immolat.-d, and self-ab­ , Site denied that it wa* a battle twtween negated wife, there would bw no diffleul , m in and woman, the fact being that ty about the voting. • • • Mar­ j tho nioromenl was really 1ml by men, riage is cousumuted by present law re­ . foremost among whom was Henn Ward 1 duces the previously free, single woman I Boocher. Rev. Dr. Egglostnu.' Grace j to a condition of virtual slavery, in which Greenwood, and others dsiivored speech-, she cannot proceed beyond certain boun­ cs. The nstional Woman Suffrage As • daries without meeting tho limitations sociation met May 11 th. Mrs. Paulins uf the contract which custom has pre­ Daria prcsidmL A fvmmilteo waa upscribed. It ia by no means an equal I«>intvd to form a National Committee. partnership • • • What is uiar- Mra. Victoria C. Woodhull adv<vcated talgeT • • • Are “unions" be­ direct appeals to the courts and Con­ tween the males and females of the type gress to advance the causo of woman characteristic talk about the of animals below man marruges or are suffrage Mrs. Hooker said tho more the law, and the mystery of d they something else? Ar* “unions" ignorant a foreigner waa the more ho Brooke s poem. “Three Lm> between tho female and male species of needed the educational stimulus of th<> Stuvy," has three graeoful > plants, by which they reproduce and in­ ballot. She did not Ixdiore in disfran­ arm**, marriages, or shbuld they be chising foreigner*. The arasious were throughout Friday, anil designated by some other term 7 • • euntiauod speochee were made by Mrs. Mott, Miss i • Where is th* point before reach­ ing which ia not marriage, and having : Anthony, and others. Tho convention ! will meet in Washington in January We make no drifft and tell no lies, but Goods on their merits. j Suppose that all marriage laws wore to be abolished, what would be the result? It ia extremely doubtful if one-fourth of the present married would think of smrabag at all, and fully one-half of all who would separate would bo ufollowing c nuneiatious of principle from treirely happy to return to their alle­ bar jotutraL tho meet widely eirvnlated giance wiser and better within a abort aad Ureiy af all the Woauaa's Suffrage time.- (Dec. 1R 1870. oyana. We bar* been carets! to avoid THE REST 1ST THE WORLl^! ' wo* during the midst of tho pubKratioas from which we Imre above collated a few feir sample* that her intellectual stator aud moral worth wore vouched GRANT A PHILUM. CM STORE! WM. LOOMIS,“ is full and complete—bought for CASH nt the lowest market price, and wishes to be chased elsewhere. understood that he will not be Undersold bv Pocket Books, unvone in Hastings or surrounding Country. BROWN & CARTER, 250 Hain Street, SrfflB, n m mn, I Oh’KRY STORE, orc purchasing elsewhere. At the rostoffice. J. RODERTH Jt CO. JA.CKSOJ^, - - MICHIGAN. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER AM) DIsCORATIONS, PAPER AND OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADER, TA8SELH. PICTUM! CORD. AC, AMERICAN AND SCOTCH-HOLLAND. IN GREEN'. WHITE. BUFF AND BLUE, FOR GRJlJm RAPIDS New Advertisements. “ .J" ’’ • mrJwtrsftsr k* tjstot panring pictures are wry good. ‘ An­ nie Furness," “Aatoros" and the *AiUricon Baren,’’ are tho serial fictfon* of the sumbcr, cad then-usstelimcnte will of coarse bo eegwriy devoured. Short •lories are ineartad with judicious alter­ nation. ' A Bohemian Hourehold," and “That Place Under Gteranawnt,” boiSKM^riy «*d Idra^ay hold. Two , V.rtUr patronage is solicited. RLDELL & CO. sm*mibnxdro*n.M s/foF^e«»B<.a lk. W. yt, AfWnrM KAItM KliS _ in Mom, writhe other in BrariL Th* ;fate of those colonies is almost idntical. After yean of rofiiuiag tad. privatkn, , thus, who could, come back to the •are probably jaM .. wire today on th* 1L'nitad StaUa, glad to return with fife. , matter aa they will bo six weak* honre. jFrom BrariL many wre* rent book al TWsi-asMtek.sfcwUmomiotWs.h- | [in I G^ODS .DVD GROCERIES, which in the city, manufactured by Richmond !y reliable form in twe. A full stock of tie spot in the Lake district of Western New York, and -Port Crayon,” an old and favorite contributor, doer justice to i it till 1 Has received his Spring stock of DRY few really know any thing" about A fifth paper of the “Florida Kee£’ aui>-«, will b* read rrith satisfazrion, JnSj itto SySromen- > groerbartm l&o the rest of mankind, and they don’t like to ouchored out of 1, a good opportunity to trade. Sense re­ ' poster wa* too sharp for them, got hia copy, end did .not wont to buy another. And this ia about the. lang and the abort •of lx. Caxpemer aad Csuhlin may injcubalenv long as they pioere, but they . । • W e keep on liand and manufacture to order any sue or etyle | nlaterf* ten prove useful. Atopar's is always fortunate in giving valuable fuels about common things, whirfi all are supposed tee of the United Stats Senate engaged in the farce of attempting to find out how tho New York TF.lns sad Cinrinn«ti C^uvrnJ. obtained a ropy of the Washington Treaty last week, which they published in full Hirers. Cor. peuter and Conklin make a show of rirtusus indignation, ot* ths fact of its having leaked out, when th* truth of ! the matter is there ore many uf the Senates, probably, olm wuuld have May, ----1871. a Cal! art tai vial a tai Pile if Gam 101 fir a! little Kaiej. B'mE .■EFt 1 Item E. Dodge presiding. The annual report shows that thirty new publics1 tians have brcn issued. In pamphlet ] and newspaper literature 27,907,846 1 pages have been printed and distributed. | The present indebted neat of the society ia about 05,000. The total ruiripte dur• tag the year were >53,945.57. WilBain E. Dodge was. then chosen President. Interesting aptexb.es were made by Wil1 liam E. Dodge, Dr. Cuyler, Dr. Johnson. 1 and Rev. Mr. Talmage. Dr. Johnson | said >10,000,000 was spent annually, in its articles. Setting forth with a Philadelphia.for intoxicating drink a • quaint illustrated poem, itpaaace through'' an extraordinary range of topic, before coming to the familiar "Editors Drawer” this society, held in Brooklyn, May 11th, at the trad. It has often been sportively Kicbee were made by Rev. J Hyatt said that the Hebrew jrad the Yqpto*<' lb. Dre. Scudder, Hcbenek, aad kggleatou. The society has aided one hun­ care of diamond cut diauwud. 1& Wm. I dred chureho* during the year. The * | receipts, Alien Butler’. “Gmreral Average" may be described as on illuatraltoa of this i l theory. Tli* idea w ingenious, and it* j Thia society held its 56th annual treatment clever. Still, wo object- taj gathering hero May 11th. During the th* inference that is nnavodabte if I^j rear, two of the Vkw-Premdeute of, the ceps and Mores are to be regnrdodjjjsal Sodoty -Gm. Wm. William* and John । Tappan—have died. The remipte for tTJ** of their respective jiroplh apprehend that sharp bargain* and easy I the year were >729 464.70; disbursemoots, >651,155.31. fSxty.four life <Uroctors, and 1,880 life members bar* ।i confined to one race, any more than lib-; b*en cOTslituted, and 105 new auxiiia- cral dealing and integrity are. Idtftho I rias enrolled. Thirty-three agents, twen- “New York Custom Hoose" a gjodfleal j ty-threo mautnnts, 221 county agents, sad 23,138 Bible mte, hars'b-n rin- of information is supplied that uta<W of-1 ployed, the latter gratai‘„u4y. In forsign lands, there hare been throe ageuts •nd forty coiparteura. There harobeen 1,107,272 rulumre ironed, including 938,548 from the Hihlo House, end 1>9,179 abroad, the tatter ropraeentiog 58 different tanguogc* and dilrcte. Arot* have been 438,650 Biblre rireulated. Tho gratuitous work for the rear amounted in value to 1234,352.28 J of this sum. >60,516.93. was expended for the foreign field. The entero number T?,°me^SHin^riag fifty-fire year* ha* been 27,680,098. Wo Sell the Florence Sewing? Mnchiiw, ta [In u Ilsst ags, May 25. 18*1. worth, aad stun* her every wtwd aad look and act impresses us with the oon- Ths people who “work with and for'* Mr. Wooihall, ,.rw 1—J« „t U.. Wo­ nsan Suffrage party, Woman Suffrage candidate for th* 1‘reridency, aad odi-I ter of BWWZ^ Cl^e, M'rel/y, are to meet ia National Coaveatioa to-Bor­ row. They number wracnl noma* that rr|| AMD ' ' ( 2s: Horsemen: ATTENTTON1 �New Goods!! week, in which mstrteeay and throats of thaadcr end Ightaing were tbe or­ dmteon. lately made by tbe Euprem, der of the day. Mr. Albert Smith has Court ol Mic higan. waa mted ate in a daughter, • bright late. of-so Mr. fan Vanderpool m In tte cam of Henry Stewart m. Tbe People error to NICHIGAB CEWTRAL R. R. Grand River Valiev Division Milter, a steady, upright young man bring neat Mr. Smith. On Sunday last the two repaired fo the j uotios oOos of Enquire 1-entwll and their hearts were Hxn P.*o Cuflto al Buseil'a, for cents per lb. t Bmr Jara Coffee nt BusoU'a for I pew pound. f .'fesxtr,! H. A. Iteru. Fcbad books, Speakore. and a full a»~rl,T«<*8tnfa>t,aty.“i J- T. Bosnrs ft Coin drug store. Ask your Druggist for Bus's Pnrao. a*l Euxia end cure your cxdd. Acixsi A Susa. Agonta. fteDRto?00r‘8, CfctWnF- .'ESBttsmtri’—• *"■ '■ r*i"- H>WS. Susrae. hxunitoudrd the tmo of Barr’s Pectoral Elixir fay rixtemt years. Ar«r»r * fiunx. Agents. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. Xalantaioa Floa t and Castuigi for snk by E. p Barral! t Co, at John W eusist'u IIsnlwaiM Pox Slots—Scarce. Bovxvo Bros—Plenty, lusr paper ia May Fea Castas, Jlnwruns, ete, ate, rail at ABea's. Ho is agent far F A. Fullex’* fitfniturv. | ifttf ' cF. A. Fctuui is one of ths oMart wlmteafe dealm in furniture fa Barry DRY COOKS & CROC named <* any of the aeuernmeat roUa of Uie eoonty ; either for ths year in which the trial toakptee, ar far nay preoedmg year. Jndga Cooley delivered tb. opin­ of affairs, and ss be was so much op­ ion of the court : SM, ThattberawMnosrrorinauob posed to the tofan, his temper knew no bounds and he made throats that would, if canted out, have been the ttMlutai,, tt.M4,l«« a widow, and himself into a murderer. Young Mdler concluded to put a quietus W. krep Strictly toOxn 1‘etca. Star Clothing Hnuse JG Cunei Grand Rapids. FOR SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. BLACK noOBBD AND made out for hie amrt, tho papers not being made out qaite right, Mr. 8, started for Hasting. Monday morning to "get jmtke” but tbs boys anted first end went before tbe 1‘roMcntiag ’ Attorney and swore oat a warrant which was placed in the hands of constable Rues, who brought Mr 8, before Wm. H. Hay ford Esq, end he renoluded to giro botrtx tv keep quiet, end all went home feeling better and sate, we pro­ POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES PIQUES A SPECIALITY. JACONETS, SATIN I ACES, NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHECKS, NAINSOOK CHECK, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK ETBU'E VICTORIA LAWS, FRENCH FINISH 0 8WIBB MUSLIN, D. Q. Robmsen haring remind a ma­ BOOK MUSLIN, , SHIRT FRONTS, tioo of daughter, and sons rashly enter­ jority of votes at the Bqwrvisora sleet"lANDKEBOr* MAIISAILLES QUILTS, ing into a matrimonial alliance, without sd, hi- was declared duly elected as EMBROIDERIES, EDGING& chairman for tbe current year. a sane fam from tho rents or guardians, INSERTIONS, Mr. Iowan moT< d that the Board take a recess until 4 o'clonk, r. u. English turban hats are tho latert of Wu H. Powkm, Clark. fashion's importations. Ths war between (sailing skirls aad Gnanriu te ckMfat.se, y AMMtt MOTluxa. rpatLET DOOM 4JTD mrrMxnr, SarnvisoB meet ea iho 15th of Jn n of Gea'L R. H. G. Minty, late Superintsadsmt of the Grand Hirer Valley Rail, road, and their aamber is legion all alongthat road, will learn with the Pnrrrn fans greatnet pUssnrv, that in his new field fruits, eorn, etc. > The admnm guard of lbs grand KT my of labor x. bopariatendeot of the New qnently farmed of mingled flowers, all Albany ft Chicago Railroad, ho is meet, of flte is already oil Land. ing with groat suoeeas. making tbe road white, such as Capo jasmine, white or­ chids, and snowdrops, than of the time as jopular as be did ths Valley, and honored orange flowers aad bndal roses. Board mat pursuant to adjournment ' that ia al! any living man could do for Large gQt hoop earrings are now very Roll colled Quonuu present Board any road la the wafara. Of his labors mosh worn. They areealiod “ Tomany there the Louisville, (Ky.) fbsMMrste Haga.** and present a look of truly sawOn mpfan of Mr, Moaroo, the chair-, Butmaa is pabfrshing n new paper st man of this Board and tbe Sheriff of the RM, wem chosen a committee to Mi.Tl.~l mW the Tmms 1st tbe tor repairing jail reiidence Thia ia the year for the aeveuteeu year loeusta—They have been acaroe lines I’lcxisu potato bugs is the order th. day. Furniture reliable, ai WHITE DUCK COATING, The Largest Stock in the City! DENIMH. STRIPES. WKING8 CHECKS. D. • T CA8SIMEBE. SHEETINGS, Prints at ten cents per Yard J. Roberta ft Co, advertise by a itoabfe , quarter column their picture frame boa­ nose, also school books, nows and ra tfooery. Give them a call, we know you will bo satisfied ■vaarivE: 'X“Fii.Ttt<w Peninsular Railway. QRUCS, Medicines, Ridel] ft Co , of Grand Rapids, adrertise their paint store in thia issue. We arc confident they mean what they No remedy fur the I wage and Throat closed out hie stock of groceries It so p polar as Hack's Psneaii Euxtx. ACKI.KV A MtotDE, Agents. 1 Firm Sruvitiun apjn—rvd in our having been purchased by Mr. C. 8. Soo Here 1 ] market at Stanley s last Saturday, far Burton, and by him disposed to Wm. Loomis, Mr- Loomis selling to V. ' SO cents per quart. Wo trial them. Leins, to be used in connection with his Tax “light fantastic” to the inane of Bakery ft Ckjufectfoaory stan-, which » Merrill's Baud, of Eaton Rapids, al about ready to o,«n to the public । Union Hall to-uight * We regret to loom Mr. Dibble from M. Paicurr has fairly got his black - among the general grocery d. alert in ■ smith shop under way, and ia doing a our city, but necoccity compel], him to good buateaas at Rock's old stand. take this step. Wr wish him success in Wnxt-x* ft Dowxim, enterprising marten* Of NashrUfa have a card in aril op. this paper, nee' what they say. Give Tn Seerst excursions to Gan lake Dtcxn ft Bkvtut make Doors, Rash, have already comuienced. Iasi week a r»ry tKcl window and door frames anil ia tet evarthiug in tho lino of small party attsnd-rd thia favorite place w «4 work, -from on ornanieuta! center J. P. ROBERTS & CO. BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND THE LITTLE BUICK MILLS FAMILY S PAINTS & OILS, XXX BAHRY FLOUR War can't Hastings have a Literary Library Beading Boom? Other placeshare them. There are moms in the Bank building that would be just School Books Stationery. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECEIPTS. Tax old question is being agitated throughout ths country, “ shall we cole brale," and in many please they answer yea, by raising the bi tantry itamju to do that thing. CITY PA1WT SHOP (PAINTERS Lscal tbjipes notice;. -Br" Dickinson speared 115 fish ia o«r river oe Tuesday He rotaifed them far 25 cents a string, foar to a string BROWN’S BLOCK A strawberry and ios cream festival R F. Biases, Chiropodist was in town Tax little village of Grand Ledgv of would go fast rata. There should be Liat week extracting corns aad bunions. only a few hundred inhabitants, support o»a|l—Jtetod. _ ~’i We cm tofai^r to several small corn a first rate newspaper of 2M eotauaMdl Isotof Utters renteilhgje Uo Port. printed at homo, B. F. Saunders, pub­ □Aos, May 24th. 1871 lisher. They bar. two artesian wells NonirsHuK J. B. floyt, JadteGreeu, Jaesb Geom, Goo. B. Gash, Mary K the third. They are also expecting to Cole, JaBa A. Keith, Henry Ledie, get a «n> engine soon. In the matter Naney A. Lewis. John Merton, Marne of newspapers, Hastings H “O. K." Myosa, T. Soltek. Kite Ruyder, & D. .MgyhH||ii.;^ey» rurently withdrawn Its badness m*a beliore ia initsioing ■nmfcWHstu, Williams ft Co, ths prom But b.w ia it about mineral wells aad fire engines ? Tho. question ia the plaining mill business. Is glancing at the ads. in the Grand J. P. Miakltw tea opened tao new Rapids papers, wo notice a card ferC. picture Gallery, at tho old Poet Office W. Priridie, M. D. Wo lean also Ute building- Find cUm pictures guaran- Carraco baa a good badness ia that modwroxmew is fetes A'-'Call and tec. FRUIT i ORMAIWTAL TRIES UMl Rif I«Hh Ratal on Tuesday night, aged about 61 yroro. TUaia tbe third of the Bisho,- of tbe M. K Chenh who hat* died within a II8AL11. NA4MVILLE, MICHIGAN, duck of a bonnet. a duck of a drero And a duek of a paraeoL He m/s that such- dealing, ia prtery will ms him. Tbe Bey City Jtunui says • yeuag Sign and Ornamental Wool Waited! BAKEBT! �WAHOO CAN'T DE HTOlXN OP. COUNTERFEITED. SELF Preamd—Aid. Barbw, RirdreM.Haos Haya, KeUeld, Waiistn. and Wtoley. • u authority to aol in fee premises is | Minute, of the last meeting rued and concerned, wo publish tho following schedule, which bare all boon relieved WELCH * OBlmTHS, , ’ A petition waa then presented and reed Besleu. Maw.,jsr Detroit, Mleto Mly] ■ •inc* May lot, 1871, rix. to lay out, Mtahliah aad open a street, four rods wide, oa aecthia line betwoem W.wMt Imw*« aa adrstcWnmi ■ t eociioa rixteoo and twenty-one, and sot- altera. bUUanl tabl-. all kind, of brokOTVE MONTH • tol isa and twwrty.fbur, comiMMsng at a «rx (uscleding .fock brokers.) build.ro •.? It Skvretf^urfrlrM idaae I and contractors, butchers ar.d clam: agents, circuws wrafsctioaore, retail deolen. wholesale dealers whoso anreud sales are not over 830,000, du^tute, Um to a petal fifty rods wrel of the (par- rating houses exhibitions not otherwtej JK. (Wlrlo Ike sretMw4 iu. psper. tfl whom sarmpMstmlliy la w.8 kseeu. | tor atakr, and singed by, S. C. Prindle, provided for, exprews carrragre and X.IST SENT F-R.E-’J. Denial Strike, J. ]N. Ruaeoll. Charlo. egonta, gift enterprises, urind.ro of cofaMrroa GKO. F. ROWELI. A. CO., t foo and spice, huroo dealers, hotels, f n. .‘.TfSr.'.'rit..? Hyde, Julio. Bra.41, O. D. 8. .aiding, suranco sgwnts, intalHgonce oOcd k.<-pA. R. Pratt, D. 0. Robiraon, D R. Cook jWtero. lawyers, lirwy stable 8RAGRIST SAPOLIENE ' 1 W. W. Kelley and lea others. KM Otevre tad et! ll»4e of flollk eed 1 Ou netioa of A’d. Birdsall, tho pell•fl 1 reea.H Fflisk Orteee. - Ito. Sc. I>4 | FOR i | BKOAD OJiVQS—DOVBLK TRACK KOVTB' NEW YORK PRESERVATION At the Ixpea*aof War! j raixcrvAi. ronra xx new tom 1 >.v er-- •» 2!StSSl'I. St xrw rats kulwaT xxotm non Itocbaeter to New York, 385 uuIm, Buffido to New York. 4S8 uulaA Dunkirk to New York, 4CU | Ctevnlaad to Naw Tork, fi«5 mflos, Cincinnati to N.Y'., 8M miles, , and d non HF22 to 27 kilw raa sKosraa tons. Newspapers. Aid WilU.ma, who WM aatborued at the last meeting to see Mr. Brown and negotiate with him for a kaee of a room intermixed, the more perfectly will this oa tbo 'second 8oor of hie building on uudevetaoda “what ia what," indulge, in acnucthing like the following which read: be nreouiiiliabed. Tbe labor is Slate »tnet,reported that ho would give a •waU bestowel, for not only will tbe _ ____ » .i___ __ i... «im ____ ___l any acnriblo wife knows to be true as preaching, and any husband is ready to wheat crop bo improved, but tbo grass swear to. “ Abe re all thing, if a wife will take bettor on such woll-prnparod wishes to make hami> attractive to bur | to^aafl good graas muaaa good grain mate lol h«r keep a sharp oyo '-on tbo cook ; nothing makes a mate creature Aa a rotabun of creja has become an mure discontented with his hou-c than established principle of good farming, it bat! dlauire ill—os-rod : if there ia any­ ia Meeasarv to start welt Tho rotation thing that will make him swear, and | well eommonos>l will proceed well there generally it, my dear lady (though j throughout If there should not bo hie tamper seemed ao an ;elic when be । time to prepare thoroughly a whole field, a-wooing,) it ia a cold (late with , concentrated all the time and labor, as |2M.75 to Augustos Ncsrton Work Io waa hot moat, or a hot emo with his ehaoM. I weexesss. ae.. wtu »j rwir« r»c well as manure on such a port aa may eommrece on Moudsv the 15th of Msy, Neglect of thia sort ia unpardonable, j W*’“ *w,‘o,rM be, and what is done, do well- It is by 1871. [ Again, it may not be toasjble to giro*------- - ---------such means that forawn inGroaiBritTho Recorder who waa autboriavd at . him daintioe, but it is easy to avoid mo,aia am enabled to l»y yearly rentals of the last laceliag to secarc tbe , right of notauy by a careful «udy af the oooktwenty-flve to forty doH*»w per ucro, awl way for a Street, four rod. wide, from ery book ; and it if quite aitouiahing — . ...I live well besidaw Moen than half the Fall ■ •bridge .to Hubbcl'a, . Crock reported how ilto monster man can bo aubjugatod forma of thai country are under twenty that Mr. Dolph refused to deed the neces­ end omus^mI by a judicial variation of aetta, and tho country has the appear- sary land iu front of his premises to make 1 aurv of a garden Fields aro cleared a four rod street until tbe slrcvt from the ‘ of wevds by follow^ limo is applied rwgu- Depot to Fall Creek bridge was made i lady, crop, are hoed by hand : even four rode aide. The Rrecrder further re­ whan U IkcleaBcI. Weeds are pulled ported that opporite lk« atrret wee only by gauge of children, nothing is left to abrnt 30 feel wide and that at other dojirive the grain or rooto of the nertw- points between ths Depot and Fall Creek aary food, end enormous crops are the rtvralt WMo tho cost of lahar pre­ vents us from cultivating our land thor­ oughly. By decreasing tho extent of the land worked, we may increeM tho sdsragw crop. Woods are anprofitablo and must bo killed out The summer w tho only time fur this work, tho plow and secure the right of way from Fall Creek SW WTEBTISEMEkTJi. harrow ^>a needed tools, and constant bridge tn Nr. Hubb41'a. w orkhgthe ody mafood. Tho electric tolrpaph has reached' I. A. Holbrook aS City Attorney, in behalf of tho Committee on Ord ini nee | Vardvc, a littlu town in tho north-eastand By-Laws. reported the following Or- era extremity »f Norway, probably tho northerzuuosi town ua tho gkbo. ' dinaaoM. (See Ordinances iu another column.) Bore nut with much >|>cuch the bum- On motion that the Ordinances stand num man struggling with figure", or Uio approved by tbe Council. The aye. end po-.ir rdit-w wtmyiag «rcr putliooks aud i naya being called, tbe vote was a* follows : ' Ayre—Aids. Barlow, BirdMlI, llama, Haya, Keefield, Williams, and Wooley. N aye—None. By Aid. Barlow : That tbe Recorder be authorised to pureli.se the books ncees aary for tbe Recorder's and Treasurer's Ofioe of Richmond and Backus, of D. trail, a* per letter rebuilt:rd by than. . By Aid. Williams : That the Street 2. Take up ihmb bucks early in the summer, and keep thorn up until Decraubor lat following, when they may bo timed out 3. Drop or tako out the lowett bam ■a &• sheep enter or leave a yard, sav­ By Aid. Hay. : That Chudes Dolph ing broken limbs. be appointed Street Commiseionw -4. Count every day. izAThe ayes and aaya being called fur the 6. Begin graining with tho groateel car*. and ueo tho smallest quantity at vote waa as fellow ; Aye.—Aid. Barlow, Ham., He is.­ 6. If a ewe loaeo her lamb, milk her j, Kenfield, William" anal Wooley. daily far a few daya, and mix a little |j Nayo—None. | By Aid. Hams That tbe Street alum with her mil J. Lot no ho^s eat with the cheep, Couimuehwcr work under the ditvetion I of the Street Committee, until the fur ax» J OIL HEGIONSOF^PENJrSYLV’ANIA PER LINE. MicMgan BOSTON,! ALBANY, VINECflR BITTERS1 ADlrela.ra.aires’tyterMxhtoltevToefc. fir-860 miles without change of c.xichM. j $10 fW... ■KSi rsxWiatasAtoiS!1 e. .atiOT u LsnV. flivM (ksi » ViUir, . 1 **t*r.{*R* ’-< *• M k’stes* •• '** 1 Fremont Engine Works. w LAST 16 DAYS BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. Gems of Beauty tn Prose, Poetry A I - 'Estbsey; THEA-NETAR '!BilKqV time of WMoing. 0- Never frighten sheep if poariblo to avoid it ■ 10. Bow ryw for weak oacs in raid wealhar, if you can. . JL Srp»«d:> kU weak, cr thin, or aid, from thtoo strung, in the fall, and give them special care. . ' ' .12. If any aheep ia hurt, cartch it at aura and wash tho wound, and if it ia fly time, op{dy apirita of turpentine dai­ ly, and always wash with. eomothing healing. If a limb ia broken, bind It with splinters tightly, loosening aa the Bmb swdla.. Keep a number of good bells on .■rr.-gr.eiee.~~ & Lain «f Pitfrj ail Sat anrf Rjtrt’xhmtuls. Scientific American i-atdoxiu 11oat ixdustry t Z7& For 1871. HASTINGS MARBLE WORTS I | BUCK A FULLKK, M,Fn.t>ra DENTIST, On motion tbe Msroliat was aAtborined to move tbs tables, desks, etc., belonging to the Cowncil, to tbe room rented of Mr. Brown for Council roan, immcdialclv. . Council then adjourned. Cnaa. B. Woon, Ereorder Tuaedsy .retth-g. Mar 10.1871. • Council called to order by bi. Honor, Major Goodyear. Praseot, Alda. Barlow. Eaatmao, llama, . K-Foraeoura, girw pulvcrrwd alum in wheat bran; proven t by taking great Hays, Kenfield, Willutna and Wooley Minutes of last mating read (nJ ap­ care in changing dry for green feed. 17, If one is lame, examine tho foot, i, at City Attorney, in । dean out between the hoofa, bare the Oommittee on Ordinances boofif uaxmnd. aad r ' —“ ___ ____ reported an OrdinaMa | with blue vitriol boiled in relative to Drunkeoocm anil Selling Iu- , •• 18. Shear at cnee any toxicatiog Liqisiire u a Beverage By Aid. Barlow: 14. Do not let the . sheep spoil wool with rt-.xff tog-loefa or burrs. in early spring. ik^Citt Yaiitillt Mitral, ‘".^urr*” WKLLST CARBOLIC . T__ABLE TS _______ iSSiiSicS ■cdWMtM. j «*<**■ V mes j»V shirk . — — — ■tears —ilially bsa^t aselielkepropnater at rsbal m uasa ad Tkaaol <UBarfiie> jests i alaedisr. DRESS MAKING ! ra s-E1 CAL7TION •K/ Ibal we ere prop»r**t te de week II retw. ■>( biui Mekler, Heklag, n.U.fl, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. AMERICAS MARBLE GMasly Will.' lirWx TaUtla. I'nr.fiMU Mt boa. JOBS O KKIXOCtl. Mall Hr, X. T. Nels agsnl br lip C. 5. Need tor Cireslar. HEDUCTION OF PRICES WST. ' REDUCTION OF DUTIES. REMINGTON8 A Ne^Poem Ij^ru BE BA Father, dear lather, come home with »n ' »eor'hrt M as amended waa adopted ^Ayt*—Aide. BtoUw. Kaatutae, Wil-, liame and Woolev. Naye-AMa. fbeu, Hey. ai4 Ken T4 ietidba - WM presented to epun a ettoet 00 Denning', addition, and on wo. tioo. waa referred to tier Committee on f*r Ok. who amid rrebt this most phunliw <d prayers, “1W. faflwr. dree father, come ! NATURE'S DiM SfflBlftrt Rmie, (XUXKTOBV orriCiUta DtoTUICTMICB, NEW CARPET HOUSE1! Perhaps before tnoramg shall dawn ; And thi. ia tbo mrarag- d>o M bring: ‘•Come quickly, or ho will ba ( Father, dear f-rtbor, cornu >«me T** Twy BESTFU^ to bn/ j I OIL CIZ1IHS, MATS, C7’J/0XS7Z2?ZJ) GQOIiS, ■— ** *- “• ~'r * USB HUV lt*r, MOL a i1 CARHfra, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-01.pdf 46627bfca3076b00c5a07e503e0889fa PDF Text Text VOL XVI. I’rftowl Hi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE I. 4871. fr# limn Hiimm, AGBICULTO’AL MACHHIEBY, tfcc. &c. POLE AGENTS FOR BARRY COUNTY, FOR THE BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers! Johnston’s Seif-Baking Reopen Ithaca Combined Sulheij Rake, ■ and Broadcast Blaster and Grain Sower. ■temps." sayinghebee" sorrel cob far • being there at this Umo was the ■^3.arinremfrreW. I of an nreilcmt merely. I had been i ! three hundred mfhwwert of tbb, trying ’ I in rain to find n ehw toihe whereabout. 1 • of an absconding defaulter ; and com- I ing bock to take a Meh .tart, I found unusual i call far i that n flood had itubtnorged the track I for •nrcnil mile, cut of Carlisle, and I that there would bo no getting awny till i Monday, at least Ho 1 made a virtue Ifor him; Ito-eum. immediate^ m? he remained at the store, wmtiag 0* customers, from two o'clock till eight, without oao. tearing it Mx. Plareuto After dinner at the hotel, I dropped was iurourt, and ho emtH tartar to the in at the oSre of tlw District Attorney, with whom I was well acquainted. I His first question uf the District At­ found him arranging the detail, of a torney made the follow start and shiver number of criminal core, whieb were to be tried nt the court which begun on the folio wing dav, “Anything of importance 1" 1 ask­ ed, rather cnrelenlr. “One at least," be replied. •‘Joe 8Ufor, a no’odous scoundrel. la to be tried M , for highway rubbery. The victim was ! the District Attorney had .topped fordragged out of his buggy on a lonely I ward and removed the wig, revealing a reaaTbeeten in wnribte, end robbed of a ! smooth-brushed bond of dark bre‘a thousand dollar.. He identifies Hlifer hair' positively ns one of tbrfrafflans.* , "What does this mean?” ba naked “ sternly. "1 can't imagine. I daa'i think thrte “Only a fancy," was the surly answer, ■a any in reality." •Tve worn that wigfaryssiu" ".Maybe he’ll prove an alibi.” I jo"Hayo you indeed P’ Did you wear cussly suggested. Ho .book hh head. it all day yesterday!" ■Thoy’lTlianlly try that,’’ he mH.— "Yes. sirwas tbs cunfidaa: reply. ,zn>o foots nro too char.'' "Where F’ After aomo more unimportant center- , “At Norooti, to be sure.” •alien with him. I returned to the hotel, । "AU day r where I spent.tbo remainder of the! '■Certainly I was there the whole <for Tlin next day was Sunday. I woke “When did you arrive here at Car-. quite early, and found tbs promise of a Hob?" beautiful suuuuc-r day u> good that 1 drenrd cnTwelf and sallied out far a ThoDirtrirt uriphant look; sHateite iHtotel to the hotel, and the etreeta were jierfertly the Court that he had desired this wit­ •till. I walked around several squares, ness to be date teed till the dore "f the and Ktarned to the V»tel. meeting only trial, the Sheriff was directed to take one i« nun on tho way. charge of him. Mr. Caleb Wye cam. That jH-rson was standing in the door­ down fiom the .toad with his wig in way of a ba>ement saloon as I [snord. hi. hand and took a Mat by the Sheriff; 1 looked around catuaUv, and saw him looking decidedly morn bOfioew than I • landing there in hri .hirt .leevrs Hi« bud yet Men him appear. hair vu tumbled, and he wn» gapin-.a. Mr. Pleasants was now loodly caltod if be had just awakened. I did not die- i for by the drieMe, but no one come cover bo was doing anything in porticu- forward The unexpected reception lar there ; I thought aflrrward that it1 which the last witaem had met probably was quite likely ho hail bore left in a chilled ths aider of his coafodmwKaad drunken fit on the fl w>r or on the bench in the bar the night before, and that waking op at this early hour, ho had tak>-u the wrong door in wwk.ngbte lodgings, ntai had gnur out of doors ijl- the Stoat escruelating auflbrfage." as titapapsn nay. ;*■*«"*!*., BA 1 0REBIX usfflis wmmn NEW? DRY GOODS! r^-ErEE Phoenix Cash im,cips. JAOKSOM WAGONS Ladies' Misses and Children’s Glen & HhII Thrcnhing Machines, Clov Hilliers and Grain Drills, nh<l Gale’s Patent Kulky Hake. Russell &, Nevins. 'rhe best place in the J . L. & DAN. REED’S Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES. ------ to buyl- ■ C. H, HICKS I (Successor to Hicks «fc Fates.) CARRIAGES and the superiority of the Painting and Trimmi I S'.iat ai Isttaiical DeritU, pay Cash for my Groceries, I Caah for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. Hastings March t. WTl. I went back to ths hotel, too much out of sorts to enjoy my breakfast I did not understand, till the day was rome hours older, that I wan needed more here in Cnrlislu tlinii anywhere else un>M her age ie caalainod, add togtoher just then. figure, al the top of the cUumna in I went from Um breakfast-table into the which her age is found, and you hat. Iho reading-nxsu, and after I had read the great secret Thus, ewppore bar age to be 17, you win find that number ia ths.firrtavdtftheote^aadJba fbrt figure, of than* columns added together C. H. HI BOOTS AND SHOES' Dr. AIKIN, Si n CauJffL Snad AapJds, Id & Silver Welches. while msaing from CarUale to his heme, with one tboamnd dollars that he had drawn that ollvrnoou from the bank. It was n lonely .jot, and there was not a houw within half a mile of it. He was jogging teutMy along, when a light waptin drawn by two born*, dashed up beside hi. buggy, and three of the four men m U jumped out white tbs fourth hold the roian. They wore all maaksd. Oito of them Mfordhis horae by the bit and stopped him. the «««ml uiatohed the lines from Ids hands, and the third, climbing half way into the buggy and taking him by the armx demanded lus _____ O— -_ LS - - ~ ‘* < : ■ । ■ ■ ' ; 1 Mr. T«Om^nb,i craiie dejmrtiw^U . Louforilte Jkm Art. Th. Cincinnati la a given number of risks 10 tem­ perate pereaea die, between the age of 1!> and 10, end 18 intemperate, la a given umber of rwka, 10 temperate perwme dte between II ami 30, and 61 trials cxire than 5C0 per rent, greater than ana temperate person. So 10 temperate persons die between 31 and 40, induwre, and about-At iatoemrato, �Cheaper than Low i that great city and take nnother Hose of 1 siege from the Versailles Troops. After a sudden reautanoe, tbo, itxaurg*»» party are nttetlt,Stated. ty of .(ho guvqnuaaet who had fitata **fi’t; to VerauUles, re-entered the city seieuty thousand strong, with banners erect, ami with xictory crowning their brown Rut »h! what a «d #t meets the gate of the victor, at every tarn. Paris in ruins! a more wreck of her former greatness. The insurgent party, vnaddined to desperation, embit­ tered by ]:rus]>cctivc defeat, and fired by tmltallowi-d pesetas determined to ruin where they cou.'d not rule, and with a 1*peta,,U0, quit of Vandalism unporoIMed ia ' *tnA modern times, liko Simpson uf old, pull down the pi liars ol the lair temple that all might share in the general dastnset»n and devastation. Fire has consum­ ed what tbo bunting shell has spared ; interesting articles, The Jealous Wife, |n ploMint story ; Loaves from a Rover's u^b-log^ ctnbnu-ing an authentic sc- HAST1SCS, IlCH at cunvontta SRfllad. »tah tea more than a passing notice, of . rod. o( the Ansaetaa people, la ( Uing graphic agtaU: ^Cufvwrin. ^thol^.yb , dress SILKS, ALPACAS. POPLINS, &C, arw Xa'JrMM.Mtfkfmnws’awi djytoW 9 • SUiWft-ir W&'X SA3WS8, w<.m:ik, . THBKSBSB&rdlifrfLOVEK BULLERS. ............ I A. stock of । AGB^JJfVRAI. MACHIUS|H*| qcisite nuriurity in both hutuca, remove this "Asaklity." The ■•di-abilitv" i* corfiiu-d to tl>.,fr owu porewu. and dow not de**-nd to tacir posterity. Their I’Uiuber is couiparatiwlv smsll; and, unless we biw a now rebellion to con­ quer, evdvy p ar will bo coustaatly tusk­ ing it smatar. The wbuU list will souu dhajqt-or from the oauntry by the tutu-1 vol i-roctM uf death. AVb*| is the host tu do with tlu-m , while hying ? We think it best to lasts them just where the coustitulta plnous them - imlifiUe fu ojKc.- They ought to thank their stars and blcwt God that tlw tee .J Fl purple | a M seital aiii Fife tf Mt mill ^ftra liiileloiey 1 Prrxas’ Mcstcsi Mosntir (or Juno untaius a beautiful Khdion 'ui new msic Wp giro bdpw the , cpnleate-any siugfS jdeco Leii^t wukth ka mudh t DETROIT STOVES r/-r OO A TH biaad with a full ctyoyrnent at all civil ml other ujliticul rights, is a very mill [icualty, when rampored with the cuor- 1 ndty ol their offense. It is the only taiirk of legal disapproval which the na­ tion ha» put upon ilwtit. If tiu-ro bo any oljuctjon to it, it is not in thu dirue- by grand procuastas and domotislra- i tat; of its severity, but rather In that of tiona of various kinds. In Chicago the ■ procession was 10 miles long, and was three hours aud a quarter in [Mating a , given point. In a carriage drawn by six white horses, and surrounded by a cavalcade ' of noted prioee-, and generals wore the pereuaattas of Goethe and Schiller; a tableaux of Schiller's lk-U, Lorains andJ the Rhine; Nymphs of Gambrinus.J From th* Independent IM-kcrd, pabisahta at ttaord, ». JI.,, >o dip the fallowing nutta of Use Ik C. 4 M. R- 11. extending from Cuarord N- IL, to the fool of the White Mountains, which will far, that it has determined to cmitinuo through the summer with the intention of making the summit a [M-rmaneut sig­ nal stali.-u, Sergeant Sigi th and Mr. priate costumes, many being uf the mo-,1 gorgeous character. The trade* wore reprew-nto-l nt work. Newspapers were printed, broad Uaku-1 and sasisngv* manufactumL There were over tW band* in the procession, and the banners could only be numbered by the thousand. The city was profusely decorated, especially the German portion. and the streets were crowded. Nearly the whole p qsu- | I lation, and thousands of visitors wit- ! _ asp E. P. BURR ALL, mi pudiatta in all its forma, wheth or indirect, and another im against the repudiation of (he tax. This was unamwttaably and thhiast was the slriUAtl t no drives and tell no fifes, Inn Goods on theirWrits. PITTS, UACIXE und TECUMSEH pnunt of the operettas of the Ban FranVigilance Cuwruittoe; A mother’* Ilastini CARTER, 2SO Hain Street. IJ ACKSON FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN .,-VAMI IXEGDRATION _ Picture Frames PAPER AND Otfj'CLo+h'^iMdoW H HADEK. TAB _VORD. AC. i AMERICAN AND SCOTCH-HO1.1 URERN. WHITE. RI FF AND BLUE, I is&IOW' ^-"n5U SPECMLTr. New Advertisements. the bird*________ take shelter in the driving anon . He Great Weatera Ririlwsy, the nd. vertisemeat of which appears In the oolasans of tar paper, -kw plscta patae ears on ties route io nm between Liriagstan, ths great African explorer,, 1,0 SU11 Jivo liis recent rei«»rtWl safe­ ty Ims been officially eemfirsuod, and bo is bimv making hiv way to the roost to sad for England. According to reports he hue been periodically dmroJ, hoi, chief engineer /Joseph Sboranl, chief roasted, or strangled, until tliat duos of auistaut, with C. C. Urenshall fur Gen­ eral Superintendent. The bridge is the list of Larberout wavs of petting a owned br a loiuntny and Looted by tte> North Missouri Railroad company at an map to death. Hut bo baa survived through them all, ud will roust enlight­ en the world with n:w revelations con­ cerning die mysteries of central Africa prisoned Fi-uta* la Canada. There are over twenty of them who are still imprisoned there for pnrtieipatta in the last Fenian raid, in the general »Htl,meat of our interaation-1 differences with Great Hribun. it is argued that it 1 wM*. make traveling a luxury that has ta heretofore brea experienced A through paawssgvr is charged 11 fur a I .ret, and way passenger. pay 23 <wa<s i ar snore, gets ./drag tu dktencu, and they :l>l<dr««U»sH*r. Each rar is American jureuilo periodicals, by giving in tho Juua number suoh a choloo oasortmt nt cf essays, stories, poems, and picture*, as can only be found in pro- Among the contributors ore the old fa­ vorites. J. T. Trowbridge, Rose Tarry, C. A. btepheus, aud Mta. A. M. Dias, and atnung the artiste, Harley, Herrick Pocket Bnoks,&c., &c. Mcmcrnndi a-mvoLTrs mtmtm ■ ■■ . stnssm _ Ku.."' (ttC?'.-ev/;’iy!binKh0Pk’||« firnt-cltus STOH] Plewc call and examine atoclt anti price, before nurehoainw .............. ^I«swhe?e. ' - •' ^omsiwris A CO. Ayer’s Oetharile Mb,' CITY PAINT SHOP! RttOWA* A HOYT PA INTERS and the abita edited uf the Americu maoMatalmilt lately in PhitadeJjdta. muulhlta has the foilow'uig coninbuThere wa« a cake of uuuiufaclttrvd ice, ttaet "IJutauiring." by Wilson Flagg in the center of which, iwmpbtulv «>• ■Tin. Shifiing uf power," “Moluteta.'' ebrwel by tire treudiremt material. was q [-Mtn, by Lncy Latuom; “A Virginian In New England Thlrty-*lv’ X4*" flower and taf -vas jK-rfoetly visible, “Tim Capture of Fort Mahar,- IL,” by while th' hriiliawy „f the colore was IL C. taikwsta; "Froui tateenttaa ouluuu ud by the refracuta th rough the to Generation." I y Carolina Cbnvbro*; ta ntaReritamae-uurormUntata -The Bubta," by J. 0. Whittier. "Muunin winter, was prwli^rsi ly the Orre- tnineering in the Kisrra Nevada,IL." by Ifolor* of all Shaden. iintsz «t ,hc iow<»i out, Uraistailabicb win to Zinc, Paints, . ^te th. H, Ua. jU. . ■ Sign and Ornamental; patroonge is solicit, ,!. W ItflfeLL & CO. �• Tram tadriarUto- |j ■ ~■ • l "ew Goods!! S^T^SiBarlow * Goodyear ■ICHlfii CENTRAL B. R are hart at work, aomo planting. aoana torhmung their corn, which in same fidtedaap-ttewraBur footer Wte* looks splendid, fruit has not been in­ jured to aay amount and the presp-cte G.-inl Rli ^Vdley^Division uh *--x <-ngo, Hr*. VNT A Michigan Central R. R. lk*T Bio Coffee at BuaeU'a, for 25 cento per lb. $f But Jara CoO4 at BnanU'a fat 85e of th lea cream of all flavors at Hitchcock* I ice cream parlors. । r-A'Til JaWrZflYUJON. Ama Wool rraz—better times We were blceood with several fine i showore oa Monday. The first clip of wool nt BaUln Crook : thia aeaaon brought 40 cents. ' A Jonesville man »ya that lie found 3,000 potato bag* an six hill.. A Literary and law Library is talked of. Hopu it may prove true. Peninsular Railway. OS RLT-. at 120,000. The following are tbo loe■ cra: Hoory Grianall and Aaron Court­ right, owners of tho Brunwn House, and’J. IL Olay, proprietor; a B- Our- jicuUr, harness maker, who saved mo*i drrd aerie. and w as mid fin- forty tteua-. of- hla stock ; Kuppcnhumcr Brow, to“8pot" We hopu ho can be fcund. . Aekley A tUade. Agenta and dullara', Uta (teod rvquiimg 140 of tecconis's; D. ttootl, barber ; Heaton, If yet hare the torth-nclte call an revenue sUiups- Wo undcntemd a ooafeettonur ; Fink, saloon; Uhrbrock, 00 TO MUDGES' For Ctothiug-25 par rent ahoaper than Sbiwart A Stouihoff. They can fix 'em. magnificc nt stock farm I* to bo the :o- >’ meat market; Hart, wino dealer-, Davis, nt any otter house in Hasting*, Empire ■aal-xit; 8. W. Young, buildings. There ' wm f2,500 uisupanco oa tbu Bronaon Tho moetiag of tlw EiocuUv,. Com- I House, and 6. W. Young had some inmitteo of tho Stalo I'mixdogical Sooety I suraare on his buildings, which were and tho Northern Agrianliurnl and Me- [ occupied by Pink. Heaton and others. chonkal tfoefettea fedh M3'.te G™>d J Prof Franklin Everett was knocked E. H. Mallory hurooontly puroh^I I »•!>«*. on >Mday It agreed to [ down by a piree of foiling poraien. aad largo traetof bad in this eity, for 850 1 *^ hold 4--------a grand* union fair *1 -Gfugd ----- ' Rap '' narrowly coraped being killed j ids, September 1-J, 13. H rad 15 Pre-1 ; u-iunu to the nnjbunt of 81D.000 will be |j Wo learn from tha Nile* lUptUictn offered. Prepenatiou are making to |, th*t tho atiro ns of Oronoko, in Berrien ; hare thia uno of the largust fitirateU in ii county, have arected a monument to tho , the W«wL Tbo fruit exhibition will be |[ memory nf the sjldlct» of that towrohip I who died in the army, and unveiled it ! very extensive. [ with spprcqiriate curemouiaa on the 30th. on Tuesday ? Dkdiuzim D*r—Tho day was nut Memorial day. The monument roniusta Hammer, bun, wliir, saw, fruui morn­ I generally observed in thia city. We of a £no marble shaft, standing upon ing until night. That indiatos btuiwould suggest, boyever, that the friends two teary bases, and surmounted by । and aoquaintaacw^uf dooeoaod eoldiata, the AiMrican Engle standing upon a Ed. Hall of Union City who fried to would not forgot to drop a flower »'<y half globov ■ Thu full height ia 13 fe- t. commit a rape*on a little girl at Union 'I their graves whrttevor an opportunity Ou Uf front is carved two American City ha. been arrested. prenoute iteelf and lirdow it with a-sih-nt flags with fold* cut wined, and bolow is The wool market has opened at Grand I: tear, for tho blessiug> which wo raw engraved the following: “lu memory ' enjoy, w« own to the beys who went and to the honor of tho roHicrs of Oro50 rente par pound. forth to battle for Freedom and Right. nuko township, who died in the service elct-A i»7 fciUrfi, “ Betsey end I are out," and •’ BtfFcnxmax.—Mr. F, A. Puller ho* his aoy and I are in," will apeak for themUttlo manufactory turning out furniture every day. He does a good wholesale Dicnx A BzjrnxT raaka Doors art sort window rad door busiaaao, and aside from that a large along for some years, rad lately sold it qunti^ is fa mle al Allan's bMoirant. for forty-aer-n hundred dollars. Fuller is dcsirocs of getting a partner F. F. Haaaxn, well known to many to enable him io enlargw his buainrae in this city, is now a practicing phvenmore axtanairoly. He also advortiaea sn stfJroroteks, AJtegonCoaDiy. 1 lor a oompetent person toJUlio Plegurlay night ho retired to bed a* usual, but in tbo course of an buur er w wm 8oeut_—The ladies of the Epiarepal awakanod by something cold, which church of lhte.dtt. raalUhitfi«Mpa fur was crawling t round his lego. # Ho leap­ days off. Ha*tiaga people — tho mo^HI holding a serial al Union Hall, ou rd-" ed out of bed. rad iixini hi. revolver. ttean,—will bo off also, on that day®™'day evening of thio week. As tlfl* is r “l”' Util llijijes fteticej. Medicines, Dye Stujfc, SpAINTS'A OILS, POPLINS. PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY HBCFJPT8. The Largest Stock in the*City! The apportionment of school moneys Goin coin Faokagva at Buell's. Moro coming, in which a prise is war­ amounts to 10 eanta per scholar. ranted in every package. tf Baaaa A Butrr hare some very good A bad cold may moke a good ease of aide signs, painted by I* Dickimwa consumption. U*o Barr. Pectoral Husnr Pz:x*t± has-'lost hi* doy* Lkelurf »JUr UmSu. DM K TTUm Wttl?M CO. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Louis E. Cook, agent for Martino, the California Qhuianist and champion ventriloquiat of the world, informs u* that thia colabratel magirian will open in this dty, at an early date. Martino is opoken very highly of by tho focalprow, where he has recently given Us ua- JACXJNETH, SATIN LACES, equated entertainment* Tho following NAINSOOK PLAIN. JAOONET CHECKS, NAINSOOK CHECK, complimentary notire wo elip from the NAINBOOK BTRIl’ED, BWI88 MUSLIN, BOOK MUBIJN, SHIRT FRONTS, MAB6AILLE8 QUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS. EMEB0IDERIB8, iMniG& and not haring instntmsala or uUu-r' 1N8ERTION8, u ^ al ANimrmmoN laces. 1 condition of disoaae demanding abstrac­ appliances with him. young Bartow im­ tion of blood In America thia fact mediately rode u> town and gut item seems now to be retegnised, and th* and soon reinruod, the whole dutonco practice of tteediag founded upon it. in in getting the doctor and going to town •o far a* it has bora carried out, has being steal nine miles, which ws* an- boon meat auccaesfol. In England, a*. Uli* trine, the practio* is lost, and case comptehed in about one hour. Dr- B^ u[mi cose, dunng tho heat cf summer, <usis&d by Dr. Hcbard; dressed the is rogisterod in tho return* of mortality The Bor. Wm. M. Sullivan, died at frightful wound, u teat racouats tho jx- as death by ann-stroko, in which virtu­ ally nothing has been done st all to Leoni, Jackson Co.. on Thnnday, aged tteat was doing well, ; promote recovery—nothing, I mean, 01 year*. In 1889 ho established the Tn ixxt—Thethrafci of tho publish-. first ncw»j*per printed in Jaokaoa. In er of this paper and the boys of this 1 1M6 he published a paper called ’ho office ore duo to Merars. Bbopinl A Co., rtiwrrim Z’rwMja, which was a vigorous of tho Empire rahxui fol a rich treat to I tad ouiapokaa organ of AteHtioaism, loo Cream, Tueidoy evreting. The and an attempt was laade to hang him cream was "rtperb" and tho boys say i fin- Ids sentiment*, bnt ho escaped. they eau twxpnuoud' it at being “the 1 lenimb, mniPEa tickings checkh, rat. caksimerf. Ijat of Totters remaining ill tho Post­ best thing to tsk"<rtM« hot weather. Wo . office, May 81st 1871, were very kindly waited npun by MrBLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS -AND Benson Hnnnfth, Pjmnklin 8. Bishop. Freeman, wbo ,knuw.,hpir fu wyt- up H. M. Brownell, Sebastian Kaiaor, B. this luxury in good atylu. SHEETINGS, Mason, Rev. >Wnu Munger, Ubbto H. MMteam, M. Nelson, 0. E. Nash, Itethalf wort of thia city, while ho we* splining .ate trilb' Mf «X tia Vtaoday. Thu ax glanced ami an re red the three first toes, inchtding a good part of tho foot from tbo right foot. They were all off with the exception of a UtUo akin, i Dr. B. J. Brown only a few minutes | bofcre tho areidmrt Lap]wood, was rid*Bff Ly. A terse was imutuhalaly sad-1 died and Edward Bartow mounted and ' OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. t QRUGS, l-rtoto reop wttb. very mm«; wlrer. ever potato top* appear they are hterally covered with the bugs ; they mar be wen firing about in differratiSroctm-;, crawling oa the fences cad in the docr Rl’W promije of over­ who fining numbers in duo time. Very few willpteHfpot^Dee 01 AH, and senna who hare done so are digging them up and using tho ground tot otter purpoaas} whoever rsisoe a good crop of pota­ toes thia season, win be able tourate> tbo wi»d" wtem harreeted. • • A; B. K. S* ! ‘I* J. P. ROBERTS s™**- Prints at ten cents per Yard Direct your kttere to No. of P. O. B6x • Drawer, Jone Ronzara, P. If. THAT CAN Nt)T BE EXCELLED through the effect uf eerere chill- that beta suffering, rad his insanity was only temporary derangement caused by tho sevurriy of the attack. ia ratfuuxing to the people end to the ladie* especially in this county, that aha keeps a millinery store. We ndriae Our readers to giro her a call. She &||^a THE LITTLE BRICK XKX BARRY MILLS FAMILY FLOUR lire fiilfowing teavtilnl *.fodo" ujx» I die potato-bug. wa* rainpuseJ bj Un­ iate local editor of tha Jadtson Citfwt i i ,uu^»su*.. A, BROW N'S BLOCK social for the temetit of the new bdL an thirty hocrea thi* seOhos, and rented dr raid over two third* of them before they Yon era buy fumitow afFnller’a’ make at Allen’s, that will te»t-»W aud . look tester, end at a toww ft*»» nt any otter atom in the State. Tac Jrxz Baeza *t C«*a*urrt—The Mr. X W. Bail- y i* preparing to move his raaidanre on Broadway a few annua! exhibition of Horse* rad the dogrew back from tho street. Il'will trial of spaed, will occur at the 'Grand River Vatey Biding Park, ia Chartotte, ou Tuesday June Olh, and continue four Snuwuny festival* are *rr». Quite a ntmbor nro conteurplnt-' reccu’ly bmu re-enacted utl’ittoton Pa., read TtepU^Scrowtem.* May 27- Tbo alndt took fire with 88 iBO rent* per quart. New potatoes Ing sheading from this aootfon. . ad pens 81 par pick. ( wen in tho wino. After Lours of oote W. H. Bunliek; a writing teacher, had head of our Agricultural and dutncrtlc slant working to extinguiah the flames , Mid in forcing air down the shaft, oxaftlnmn thia week, wo copy from IM/h'■ ploriug partis* wr-fit tfumi iu rra.-uo tha (te> May auariier of a tert wtfratuuate*. Orar oightocn ware class tnagn-cino di-roted to health and found dead rad the others nearly suflbthe homo circle. PubUsted J^W. R. ■ Depuy A Brother, 805 Brttedwnv N. Tf. nt 11,50 per annum. ________ I want to kte. pap. grad-afchC K*ebte<MMNrse|yrae*<e nisa site m t ma * . �� https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-08.pdf c8c2b27c6c8d704e6fb82a0b8b340d8e PDF Text Text Tin forteucv vol in HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 8. 1871. T— Prefiwl gd felines Bortrg. GREBLE & RUSSELL, DEALERS IN gSSBi-BOSTON CASI STOBE Himim, TTID \ r U r C XlllinfimihL*£?Sustt AGRICULTU’AL MACHINERY, —, —— BUCKEYE and CLIPPER c*‘'*"f *** ”**■■ “d UJb’* • UNION BLOCK' . vjre „ U-. teraranF. .U cuMfe. Johnston’s Srlf-Jiaktii^ Ileaper. Ithaca Combined Sulhey Kake, and Broodcojit JHastcr and Grain, Sower.; B”^“5’,"' u“k “* ” M w w 1 ij*«. nian. ■ ____ Monday, June 12th ” MA-CHIStES. MARK RVS8EM. C. F. DWIGHT & CO. AAHON CLARK. I’ROPBIETDKS OF THE ■«? DRY GOODS Ast ik. Ki*U4£Kd«a . LOWER TIMJT EVER. tow iiMimH ms r-.—AT ’ THE-------- Phoenix Cash Grain Elevator, 4 M HN MR MIR OH.SK 1^* C0N6TAIKTLY ON HAND A FUlXASHtlUTMENTOF ALL KINDS OF AGRICVLTl'RAL IMPLEUFNTH. Russell <fc Nevins. 'flic ImjsI place in the A. W. BAILEY. J. l-d« L. Vte & DAN. REED’S s®^w^iCarria Sh 1 • J /*> 1 'f 4 -- to buy )f Jefferson and Railroad R, ■ ■ cr,°et«> * City of Hastings, Ameri can $71. 1 ' Nmmt- GROCERIES, is nt llie new brick store of C. H. HICKS I ta and th* superiority of the Painting and Trimming. sTF-WART k STEIMfior*-. Sn®a aid Itctaiital ftitiitt. W. O. HEDRICK "jEkSi"' *“*■ Cstll' CROCKERY & GLASSWARE! To be Hold »t I pay Cash for tny Groceries, I pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash obily, at the vcrylowest rates. Hasting*, Mareh 2..IMl. ED. AND CHARLEY BOOTS AND SHOES! Dr. AIKIN, WE HAVE THE BALE, THIS SEASON, OF THE. on the othiTurue ol Use rlrcr, and du Gold & Silver Watches, the draft and cut Wnbfefioa l«-wk. — The now hotel of Potter Palmer in Cliicngo is to cost $1,000,000. . , to bed, as, at that late hour, in tho cuuntry, it was quite certain that no vtajtors I ' uould rail, and tny husband -efidd let I liimself in with th* tateh-ktw, which he | . alwav* carried. I thought however, I! > would keep nwukn W reading, anil ac। cordingly placed o l*rht-atand and the candles at tho h«ad of tho h d. 1 I then closed and fastened the windows, ■ undressed, and got into bod. Th* key i of tho safe 1 placed, os usaal, under my piQow. , After reading tvrhspe half an hour, I ; grew weary uf tho book, and. quietly i laying it down, remained for some min­ utes meditating with my eyas fixed on thn mirror opposite (he foot of th* bed In which I roald f-? myself reflected. ascertaining tho time, as In. had my watch in In. pocket, and there was no clock in the room. Taking tho candle, I hastened to rouan Dinah, who, as I .Look her, slowly opened he.- eyer, and with scarcely any more than her usual idownsw pronounced her formula: - Well, Him Lillin, what shall I fly— Lord a massy! vtht'a ds matter wid de ’ “No* Dinah | bat I’ve aaou soma­ thing wore* than a zhoat Pre caught a robber, and he'. In the safe. What trine i* it T and looking at the clock, dial ticked slowly and deliberately—m bow could Dinah', clock help doing T- TyrreD rowed in the Cambridge boat, and Bishop Wordsworth in the Oxford- heart stand still- A, hand appeared be­ tween th* curtains, drawing thevn slow- inent mom and my husband was in my anus, listening with omaauneut to a rapid narativo of n>y singular adven­ large, coarse and dark; a* if belonging ture. I would not autfer him to open to a mulatto, or to eno greatly tunned ■ho safe until Sites had summoned naby exposure to tho weather tutane* from the neighboring houM.. My first impulse was to <4>ring from I feared that my draperate prisoner , tho bed, and scream for help. I re- might still cacapc. When tho safe ven. opened. there sat my burglar on the 1-0W trank, half stupefied tar want of air, a tnilo in one hand, the package of money in the other, and the burned-out r-ndle at hi. feet Ho was recited the Hu'lson, ioeo fifty or sixty miles . u u old offender, who had not been from N*w York. Th* boos* w» ecru- [ long out of State Prison, to wh;ch, hr m*d was a large, rambling mxnsiau. of considerable antiquity for this cuutry, ami stood a little apart from the rest of th* viltage, surrounded by broad fWds, .tutenin by the pi,tnn-windon>s and nud commanding a glorious view of tho had hidden himself under th* b»l or rirrn and lb* lulls at th* Highlands behind its draped h«ad- Ho was doubt­ « U HICKS. It had been built Uforo th*Revolution, less orni.-d; and if I cnod out, and atby my husband'* great-grandfather, and tmmtfud to baenjw from tho rojm, ho though destitute of many “modern itn- could eerily reach tb* door brforo I I -_____ . ■ ** * Him could, and fur bis own security would probably put mo to death. Dinah was too distant, nnd too fi-.ldo and clumsy to nSonl m* any assistanw. and besides Office Ro. U Canal BL. Grand Rapldr, real-estat. owner fa by this time was fort asleep in th* third story. The man dcrabtlaa knew that my husband had that day received n targe rum of tuouey, oi'd had gone across the river, having me atooo with the houw. He had eatarod, coring oalv i for tbo tr.on*y, and anxious, above all i things, to reauM undeteetod nnd unroc- (Successor to Hides & Fules.) CARRIAGES Qu.--.-n Vic has given her Balmoral property to her Ixim-Louise. How long 1 lay upon tiro floor, I do not know —probably tor a few minute, only—but as I rar imrcnsciotu, it Mwmrd, when I ram* to mysrif. a. if ths interval had been a long on*. I was arcuud by hi. blows upon tho iron door, and found myself weak after the tong nervous tension, but .till calm. I remember tha satisfaction with which I thought, while 1 toy there before rising, that ho could not escape, luingk-d with a vagus and foolish dread that he might in hrs rags- burn tho valuable coctmts of th* safe- II* pounded desperately on th* door, and twure frarfnllv at Cnd* ing himself enlrap|>ed. But, <L> I took I no notice of bis cuterica, he Boon grew (quiet ! Presently I roae, and, lighting it can­ die. dressed myself with nil possible When 1 returned to my bwlroMn, | feeling somewhat tired. 1 resolvod to go *. lm.t.- and with trcmbliug fingers. turn- Shoes and Gaiters, ■h£S: Hr van Cash for aU kind* of Grain, and sell Grand ' «tKi I Naidds Harter. Ohio Lime. Uaterrlrme and Salt. . A|irilClh Tho Lady of ths Lok*—Th* woman who pointe with that color. therefore loft tho window, open, though 1 drew the curtain, before I seated my­ self at the table in tho center of the room, lighted the candle and began to read, in order to pose the heavy time away before tho return of. my husband. After n while I heard tho clock strike nine, al which h:nr Dinah always went to bed. Her chamber was in the attic, the third story of the hoase. Item mbcring Kmo household matter about Ladies' Hisses and Children’s Glen & Hull Threshing Machine Clover Hnllers and Grain Drills, ami Gale's j Patent Sulky Bake. New Orleans Alp. $300,000 worth of rags annually. placed boxes containing pajvr. and oth­ er valuable*. Oppn«ito the font of the bedstead, between the window., was a ‘-----------' "rmn the flow almost to all other ftirni'.ure in S*T>O3Ft.3S JACKSON WAGONS “Cheaper than dirt"—good soap, at any price. Dayton Ohio, has a now foundry which As ofwill torn cut 160 car-wheel* par day. Eaton county fanner* are digging up my Iw-droom, Intending to pas* the time : the ticking of th* watoh tl spite th* potetoUga. in reading until toy huvbaud should re-; tallow It was a positive ri Portland, M*„ ha* 8,311 dwelling turn. ■ lie cam., out from behind tl houses and forty.six mile, of streets. It was a largo room ou th* ground ' rioj^od st tlie table and .to floor, with two French windows opening ! M M1 aware. I 8ilr«w-smo!ting 5-—ww will soon beoa a broad reranda. Tho windows ■ ’rt'r> rio**d. I foresd added to the list of Pittsburg industries. were draped with long, yellow silk curcur-1 breathe regularly and au<__^. m Wisconsin is looming up now as the tains,, - between----------whichth* th*moonlightmoonlight *>» bent_ over me. He -----great iron producing State of the Union. • - • ■ •— « • । parsed th* lighted candl* slowly bvfore faintly'entered, dimmed.... by tho shadow Frank Sanbora says the Mutual Ad­ of the roof of the pi nrtn. and partly in­ my fan* two or throe times. I felt th* tercepted by tho fringe of woodbine heal and J*w tho light through my miration SiH-iety b the oldest dub in which hung from it. My bed stood with ctooed U-dkrttblch must have quirerod, its foot toward the windows, and with though he did not s*cm tosb**rve their । it* head about half o yard from tho wall. motion. Hearen gar* me strength not It was an old-fsahiuncd structure, hung to movo ar cry out Satisfied, apparent­ With yellow silk like tho windows, but I ly, bo pttt back the candlestick on the <.'hied Justice Chase and Gen. Hooker slept with the hangings drawn ha«k and stand, trad his hand crept softly and fiutemd to tlio head-board. The bed slowly under tho p»Jlow, and on* by one are to spend the summer at tho St. Lou­ was so largo that no one ever thought h* removed my watch end the key of is mineral wall Th* daily consumption of spirits in of moving it, except in thaw Masons of the safe. Hr stood so long looking at household panto called house-cleanings, nw that 1 felt impelled to open iky eye* Che United State* is estimated at 230,000 wlura Iho combined strength of three or'1 suddenly upon him. gallon* per day. four men was called into requisition to II As heUnlkad softly toward th* safe. Iowa ha. t wealy-twu counties that tierdraw it into th* middle of tho room. So II1 del pari^oixm tb*m, and cautiously elaborately was it carved that it wvul by ji watched him throngh my eyelashes. I tho name of Wretmritvter Abbey in the; h-'ord him fumbling with th* lock, and IxXta charmed 115,000 net out of the family. At on* end'of tho room, al no ' on co he looked over toward the bed. great di>tanco front tho bed, was a largo ’j My eyes were wid* epen, tmt I closed pocket, of (ho Quaker City-reaa. in her safe, built into tho huge chimney of the them in time not to bo detected. Watch­ sir week.' engagmnimt there. ing him stoalthily, I saw him open tho mansion, with a door high enough for n A ML Clemen, farmer traded a 11,200 man to enter standing upright. Hero I door of the safe, po back to the stand farm for a $300 minor., and proceeded was accustomed to place, every evening, to drink himself into an untimely grave. our silver plate on shelves which extend­ The tare in Cincinnati, for ah pured around tho sides, on which also were B»t kOtatateto i. tte<).«.•. >• wwkrf with । her. and n-.ado th* tour of the houre, to from the placo of eonccaknraL u Th* woman', club—The broomstick. Th* ‘Tarifi.- rarita" - Quist husbands. Philadelphia brtl. wear moucanam hairpin* The grasshoppers hare ^xmrd a . 9<>xt?" comtterfvifing »l«cp. At last the ttjll- Irraoch establishment in Utah. It wm nearly dark when my husland rate become more terribly than cvrftjny East Saginaw, Mich., manufactured S. Z— 41,150 barrels of salt daring April. .e^r, A’rr» • t-v- k^. ex t . FOLK A..K.™ FOB BARRY COUNTY, .OB THg —— NO. 8. - 1 a little out of th* way, and to so ar­ > range tho bed dothre that I could • spring from the b*d without intpadimenL t ■ I therefore gave a little sigh, and mor«d, i as if about to awake. sBgbtly opening ■ rnyeywallhe wun. time. Tb*‘ brad i end hand instantly disappeared. I then : compawdly rando the dmired change* r in ths position of Iho stand, and the ar■ rangvnumt of the clothes, pot my watch .with th* key of the safe under my pH­ -1 low—so near the odgo that (her could easily ba taken out, us I knew they । would bo—extingwrihed on* of my caaI dice, said my prayers, and dosing my i • eyes, redgnrd myself to mv flate, with | nn very mnguino or definiteVpe of cx| trtoatioa from my perilous poritron. , I made my breathing regular, and n little louder than when 1 was awake, Stffl Site a«i 1 E- O. Haren. D. D., late Preaident Michigan Univrerity, is to be made a Ili.bop of th*M- i. Chink nt the next General Conference. So any. the Ann AnOJiret mother discorvred thn *tb*r day that her llttl* 2-year-oW bey had broken his wrist ; how or when no on-j knows, as he hod n .>t mode the host disturbine* about IL She wept at ha tranquihty. feaky h* perpetrate* a groes libel Chan­ dler holds liquet mom eretmdy than any man in tho ounatry." Tho troth of Tbrn Corwin's remark, “Neat to building up an infernal doakay, th* moil troubleenmc job in llw world is to pull him down again,” has often be«m raalired sine* his day. It would b* easy to find casre in print among the public men of ths preerat Th* difficulty about th* State Fa>buildings, at Jirinro, bssbwqi anaagodThn grata. J stand t!«» mannfecturos' ball the rattfe stalls on th* north side, and 100 boraortalU, ore to It* left on thmriudS’ XUbuMfeJ ** �Ths Urmamrv Bolt.—In regarl to the bolt of tbo students of the 1 rrahman olaas at the Uumnity wnek before last; Tira Ann Arbor L'rarte-s«ya : him. Half tho l*op<*ty i» al ones his, and union, she gets a divorce tn save th* rthre half di, dire, (of e broken heart perhaps,) and bo takse the whole. And what becomra of th. children ! 1 asked '•hi» question ones. sad a woman an­ swered, “by that time they wU be grown up, and cm take cars of ibotawlvos.'* Ju-t Hcjtou- ! And all thia, suhdy that hu-iband! U, liberty I what crim > can be rommlltod in thy tram"! Tliat there are men who plsy tho pet­ ty tyrant orci their wives, no ono will deny. And oa Uw *tber hand, wo have heard of Mrs. Caudle, and hen-pecked husbands. But tbee* arv evils not to be rvswdied by logUatioc, wheth.r it bo by tho votes of women or men. Law cannot make a croas husband kind, any mare than it (an mak* as unlovely wife kirabJe. Il can make a stingy husband liberal, no store than it am make a prod­ part, and will t>»l be obliged to marry igal v if* »couomi<al Ti-e*e evils ore for a protcctur and a luano. But what beyond the range of human statutes, would a law pooled by their voire. In and can be rrachod only by law divine. qipoution to nine-tmthi of tho mu». amouct Io ? Wc ran think of law that men who fas!Aggrieved, will look at the has vitality, call in connection with a ccruequencvs, they will think it better penalty; and wo can think of penalty to bear tlw Ufa they bar.., than fly to only in amnecuon with a power to cx»- others that they know not of. Better win their husband's lovo end d.rouau there lx. fore*. Without this, as w41 by .bowing themselves lovely, then to think of ruling a Sialo by ths proverbs demand it at tho point of the bayoaet of Solcm -n And not only must tbcao But outddo their direbilifire in the be force back cf the law, but wo mast marital relation, which are tho aubject be shio to bring such force to bear. of wven-eightha of the argument, for Thus only con we enforce any law. feuiahi suffrage n ow-a-dsys, they com­ How, tbon, with a law which woaiun plain tliat woman ia not projierly paid for may adi^t, to free themaehwi from price c f. labor by legislation would be yield power willingly; and if msa aa rain as an attempt to regulate tho the tyrants they assert, women's votes, pilco of the product, of labor. The lost and least of all things, will only remedy is, to convince the employthem. The force of the world is main­ ly with the men; and tho votes of, all the wvmen in the world will practically aeeomplish nothing, unless a majority of tho men—tbo physical force .Au public that tliey con do man's work the rostrum, and they a>k no law to cure man's wagre. Let auy lady o Let us sco how it would work. Huppore half of the legislature are *»• men. Mrs. Stanton rejMirts an < manci­ pation bilL providing that, in property, hniliand and wife (I bog pardon ; she woald write it—wife and huibaad,) shaU be equal [ artner., with equal con­ trol efi the property while living, and on the death of the husband tbo whole ■hail vert in tho wife, and tho cb'ldjea shall hold all their rights under her tho same that they would under tho father if she died first A 1cm radical change than this, certainly Wo could not expect, if Mik Stanton ruled the hour. And it ia squal'y certain that any law of this character would tie seen to be ao unjust to tho children, that the mon would op­ pose k on their account, if uot on their Bui wo suppcMO tho law juraed. If, might happen—such things have been known—that a wife wants to sjiond mere than the husband deem, prudent. For instance, s?;C enys, " I must have a new vhawl, Mrs. Broun has gut a new ono—O, sc beautiful 1 and it was a great bargain at fifty dollar. F* Bat. my dear, wo cannot cutapcla with Mrs. Brown." “ I think I can afford it as well as she- I think a woman is tbs best judga that she can do the work, in all reKMtta, at well as their highest salaried male teacher, and they will make no debate over paying her aa high wage, os they will'him. Id her prove herself better qualified, and iho will get wore mittae jaya Bridget in tho kitchen mere than he would pay Mr. Doty to take her place; and, if the committee believe Biidget would superintend tho schools of tho city better than Mr. Doty dot*, they would ask him to atop aside and giro Bridget his place and hi. salary. Tho difficulty it, for women to pereuadtheir Mnployers that they < au do man', work; that is, do tho work aa wnll os her fe as lovely a. bo rhv»jht k-r when ho offered hia hand, and slx> shall rule him by fore, u_d sit supremo on the thronn wbu-h he than crcrtud for her in his heart But let her not think to com­ pel his loro, or his obediouoe, by force. If sho ocin, oho is to bo pitfod indeed, and should ssk the legislature br a ojio. cfal act, to tnako her tho legal brad. I Many strangers including numbers o! Englishmen, Lave arriv*l in Paris, oud arrivals of foreigner, me inweaaiag daily. Tho e.linmloi tho uumler of men Mon are oltun v i!e and selfish, oven toward those who bare a genuine claim to their kindness and loro; and woman, so greatly dependent as .he ever mu.t >>e upon man for her happiness, can bo raised above the offids of hia imperfec­ tions only as he i« elevated in his nature. Tlii. is prau'iarly woman's mission; commencing with bar subject while bo in favor of compufaoiy « Frenchman, agaiert tbo dent Tbii-ra, who reovmw Tira ;>oliey of encruraging home cnlciprise is emo that sh-ral-l be ]>romptly adopted aud strictly csu.-icJ out in every town wh.-rn »vea the al!ghtest natural advantages exist upon which to predi­ cate its fuwealth and greatness. By Ahl. Bam.; That the lleourder be raqnert d ui confer by letter with A. C Gtigi-r. relative to the Artreian Well propcL Carried. By Aid. Widikna. That tlw> Street Cumm ttoe vximine the rood to Mr. Car­ ter’s Ih.e north of Hie C< tnotery. Car- Picture Frar Ji SPECMLTY. nk IJAbks, <>u wotiuu Cuunril adjourned." W. T. EanMix, Itacunlcr pro ton. Regular meeting of tbs Corum-n Council of the city of Hastings was held al the Council Itooins, ou Monday evouing. June Sth, 1871. Council coll­ ed to ord< r by hii honor the Mayor. I’rexut—Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Bar­ lew, Eastaan, Hams, K-ufiuId, WiU- fresh supply arivold's “^7; xiwiai ^’e just received, Minubu of lort two inoetiags road and ; approved. ITio Beernlur thou reportis! tint the 8tr>«t Catutuiwiaucr, Charlo. Dolph, had filed hia official bund in tho sum of one thousand dollars with Valentino I<iua as surety. Beport accepted. Aid. \ViIiiams, who was rwjurrtel at tlio last meeting to aeo property owners on the line of the inpnoood new laid in tbo Secund Waid, between reetems six­ teen an 1 tweuty-cno and ivventra-n end twenty-four and nspertuiu tn* compen­ sation they asked for the lam! required for raid road, resorted tliat Mr. HubbeU nsked 1200, Mr. Diuhl 1100, Mr. Dolph flOd. Mr. Nathan Bariow agreed to give nraaaary laud off from that be­ longin',; to him if th* stre-t would bo bid th rough to Jefferson Mr. KeuI finld, Warner, Shriner and Nelson would price. and in fact everything kept in n first-daw STATION ERT STORE. Please coll and famine stock and prices before purchasing ebewbere. .J. ROBERTS & co. New Advertisements. (iR.IXD R.lPHiS Mr. Kelly claimed 11,000 d.mago if the read wgs laid c. proposed. lIojKirt of Committee accepted aud Cummiltee <'i«eharge-l. By Ahl. Barlow-: That ths subject ■ of la ving said road in Second Ward bo iadehnitaly postponed. Curried. By Aid. Hara. > As Chairman of Cum- j mittee on uds and cross-walks, reported ■ that the Cammittse hs l sorn the proper­ ty ou tiers in regard to tlio walk on btito street in front of building now being croctod and they stated that they v era about !o finish th* building and desired further time to build said walk. IL'purt arcepted and on motion of Aid. Bartow •u -irtios wore given further timo to —IL DRESS MAKING ! Lead and Zinc Paints, Colors of all Shade*, TEETH Within tho rtsach ofall. every day solicited to famish Partes of Teeth fortress than our usual price, Ixtcked with the complaint, walk in front of tiie city pnqwrty on of parlies who say they arc Church str.w-L «ix feet wide, with throe stringer., 3x1 inches-cuvoring to bo unable to pay so m uch. I inch and a half by five inches wide. Maw to give all a chance to, have Teeth who need and1 ;should have them, ire will, from this date, for a few, tre/ks, drop the price almost ont-half. If'c will now make full and Complete sets for Single Plates. Upper or Under /7J. We are Averill Chemical Paint, solicited. Your patronage RIDELL & (X). I -All 'Work Warranted gitinuit" kinds, tend, to enrich the c.tn- just as fsr as she is able to enter them. From a groat portion the ia forever shut out by hex unavuidab'o physical disability; and from many ii.are by a want of training which few do, or ever moon .hall givo tho tun's light, «» that right the law give, ao, to half of our tho way .hall bo open fur rvutnan to do property ; and I dull havo a. good a the rough-aud-tumble work of the .hawl as Mrx Brown. She flaunted by world. As for the lighter work usually meyaatemfoy, with an dr . that «ald—: L done t>y men, why may nut women en­ “beat tliis, if you can!” ter upon thorn? Who hinders her? “ Well." (the “dear'' omitted) “you You any prejudice. But if so, it is not may beat it if you can, but you car.not .prejudice against her a. a woman, bit with my consent. Haro is twenty dol-. a prejudice or opinion that she will not Ioxk whiohis aU wo on afford." do the work aa well; and it will take a “ I do not aak your consent if it wiser than Sototaon to roach the evil by comes to this. The law give, mo ray rights, and 1 demand tiw tnoney I" •* Madam, tf the law gives you yuur righto, take them by the law. My judgston that hgulatioa—and least of all, meat says it fa not right to mo «r my legiafajon by their voteo—can eare the childr.-n, (whatever you may think in oviL If it can-if they can devise any reference to yours,) to *|>cud fifty dol­ law by which woman can bo made haplars for a .Last God (your law to tbo prar in tho family relation, or can be contrary notwithstanding] has made mo ••cared a fair reward lot their labor. responsible for the welfare of my fam­ my life for it, they hava no mod to vote, ily. Your law makes two beads to the for the lav will bo promptly enacted by family ;—< natural impombility. The a twn-thinla majority of lira men. Mrs. moment you attempt to er force your law. you bar* anarchy—a house divid­ ligious history to little pnipooe, if aha ed against itself; aa, aka* at this day 1 thinks man, in thia Christian land, in Whoa wo were ‘vao,' aU I had was .bine; t’ra nine'® ruth or n*wy, wish* to oppress bat you have chosen 'the portion that woman. From tho day. of Moras, when folieth to me,' and gene, morally, iato a •merging from a etale of bondage, and far, far coanUy ; Ob. can 1 hojie you will eYcr return ? Your law cannot be edbreod wfthertt uttariy deetrovmg the family relation. God, boto iu life word and eoustitnlian of our rare, as well as the opfaion of the world, of all agea and grov ia the ground. You may make a law that they shall grow Hko a viaa, the gmod, you may try to enforew tho law ; bst you kill the Iras. Before* rwratwaMylaw: w before: aOrtM; aUfcyoattoak wo-a lies, faagrawrafer the ram. roof? Or start only oooaatonaUy refer to those things, for argument's rako. The great plea fa for the'r riyhtt j and tho ballot io only a mean, to that end omaaetpaiiun from the thraldom of mon. AH utlur considerations are only tooondary and ircsilcntaL Giro us tho ballot, and wo wHI take our lights. Giro us tho gun, and wo will abndx yon. It la rimp’y a er might be mad*. If punishment rnt declaration of war. I. th«r» not “a ue.raiary a reasonable regard to tho institution cught have sought cut r'ngteoders; but'lb* sutl.ority that ca uld Whether, as a prortfoa! le .ult, dtore dismis. fifty-three would have dismissed good than evil, ou the whole, would every etu lent in college ca the same grow out of female suffrage, is an open grounds. The event ia the natural culmination of a weak cud raMillatnj question. I am by no means cummittod to the xegutive. But tho mere the sub­ ject is considered, the further I confess I am, from a satisfactory- cunchlsfou What its influence would be ujxju tho P.mro Bros Eui«s»th<c.—Threw domestie relation, is a soiljus question Rocky Mountain tx>ts weu> to bu among of tho most fearful pouibilitiea. Tlifa, tho first to avail themselves of the rotiI apprehend, is the only danger. The ditiousof (ho Anglo-Aswrican treaty. cry about the impropriety of wo>uen Having pawed to lU oaatern boundary of Michigan, they concluded to emi­ meeting men al tho ]«4U or holding grate to the Dominion,to tort the ad van teoffice, and all that, ca the ground of gw of Canadian ins'itutiuns as wall ns to delicacy, is more nouoetue. But when try the merits of Canadian jotnlma it is shown that there is danger K, will At last accounts the Detroit river was make tlio sexes parties against each litcrully twunuing with thorn, flioa* that could procure paassgo ou chips, other,—that it will weaken tho marriage stares, boaida, pieces of berk or other tie,—make husband and wife uu-ro lira ting thing, did ao. Tlicao tliat wore burners partners.—make two lu-od* to uot thus fortunate entered boldly ou*. tho family,—make ;roperty more im­ portant than love,—and destroy families by making divorce as rosy as it will l>e ncaeaaary, wo may well ]«use till as­ sured tho picture is not a reality; aud till it la shown clearly that the possible benefit* will not bo to dearly purchased. There are evils, disabilities, roes. for both women and men, in this importtint state, which no legislation, no law, even if it cjuld bo enforced, can euro. Law will no mere make a man love his J wife Sarsaparilla lips’ Store, Hastings, Mich. STEWART * STEINHOFF patronage however lucunsiderable it thin Barlow ai.d K. H. Wightmn n ! ^'arL?ir' may seem Too, or however trivial it , .urotirs, Marshal with A. J. Bowur really may be, play, a much more con­ spicuous port in tho establishment of home buuneas upon a film basis, than “grains of Mud” in tho fu: mation of lbs earth, or "drops of waler" in tho By Aid. Hi That th* si._______________________ Ono of the surest methods by which to opened, ai.d that the Msrvh.il be taquestA ]>«tiUi>a of Wm. Stebbina, Goo. lock thn whecils of progress in your town ed to notify parties ulatru-liug tlit toad and leave it floundering in tho dough to remove the siuse in teu days. Carried. Riohni'ind, H. W.^folding, N. Bartow, The Furnace Committee reported back N. Baiter, J- Boberi• nvd others that the of Old Fqgyirtn—if you p'aare—fa to unhitching and feeding of team, upon partially disregard, or worse, it entirely Church and Court street Lo prevented, ignore, the businees iatorasts thereof by was roforrwl to tlieCouimittoi u<i Onlinances and By-Liwi to report a suitable withholding yuur encouragement from, Ordinana’ or liy-I-aw. those who ore striiing to drive it ahead ' On motion Council adjournod. with a 1-M>cr spirit, or, by going from Cuis B. Woob, Recorder hooM to pttrchasu articles such as con eauly be had in tho community wburo | sled on Stets street, end known aa Bar­ you lire. The money you rpeud abroad ; bar & Hailey's and C. H. Hick*; sl.o in this mapner never finis its way back,1I rldcwslk io trout cf city lot, on Church EASILY UNDERSTOOD. and ncithitr yourself nor your neighbors »tr<et, and the tex te levied uiwm the arc beneflited by Its circulation at homo, j Ctows adjacent. The uetitlcn is.igned 8pand your money in other towns and ! Barber A Bailey, C. II. Hicks, Masco it is gono, bat oct it adrift upon tho Alien, I'liu Smith, Gcorc* Prrsion, J. “current of eommorco" st home, and it ■ C. Woodruff, Julius Rum el I at<d tw.uty floats from band to hand, helping this tbo day, if "die lime is applied in tho neighbor to liquidate hu iadobtedneM. 1 morning, tlio bugs neariy all boteka and that nrijhtxir to buy the aimfort. | ihcmsclvci further U jwa tho rows where of Bfe, and your raerohacte and grocers ' ._ i — - • ----- 1 .i_ j ou limo was scattered. Tbo next day The protest .gunst the remcral of any ii Ira scatters limo on tee v 1ms for a like dirt or gravel from Green .tract, in aiid !; distanor, and thus eonliuues dnv by day city, between the Hue of Broadway ou I till tho bugs are driven on to a small i)>o west and Church street on tho cast, ।' area, when they aro destroyol by Ifarfa aud th. petition that the Council restrict grocr. or by other moons. ’ sod probiUt the removal of tho aamo to any pari of ths city outside nt the Fourth liut uf Ix.tiixi rema ning ia the Post* Ward, aigmd by D. H. Crak sad twenty­ oflior, June 7th 1371. THIS M1CHISE HM » EQUAL fire otbers, wu present* d .nd rua*l. Elixi Allen, W. IL Burdick, Geo. B. <M, M- L. Dmke, J. W. Ghmu, Frank Howard, Ella Halo. Wm. Knapp, Nan?7toiu5vr, ev A. Lewu, E B. Morev, Elfen ifooney. Fmily Sewing Machine. To the Ladies!! Wool AV anted.! F A n M ER S AXD &S. Horsemen CURTAIN GOODS, The largest slock and lowest prices SABIN & MASON’S. •vrftxu* BROWN & CARTER, 250 Main Street, DENTIST. s’s».->x Snmncs.-Flora tho Jack­ san t’nfou wo g'oan tlia following items from ths Rofortcf ths prison Superin­ tendent. for (ha man th uf May, 1B7Xt Whole number recoivnd during tbo mouth, 17; uuraber discharged, 20; number pardoned, 4; deaths nets. Common CuUncfl rout, pursuant to adjournmeat, Monday evening. May 294, 1071. Council called to order t y hia HslTille lisiiiu._ _ _ _FRENCH, ENGLISH MICHIGAN. AND AMERICAN WALL PAPEB ................................................................................... AND DF.CORATIO.V8, Kw.fi.id, Hays, Williams sad Woolley. TlteReeotdrt being absent. Aid. East­ man was appointed Recorder, pre ten. SHOP ■ �MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. , Grand ffiver Valley Diviscn U«l blw? Roticej. ATIONERY: before j nrrf IDS Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. Building Botlc*. Notice is hereby given that the cen­ tre* for building * depot at MeedriUr, Michigan, wiil be let to the lowest re­ sponsible bidder at th* stare of Lamb A Willison. Juns 15th, 1S71, nt 1 o'clock P M. Ilan of buildinc can be seen by calling u[»a the Secretary. ' By Order Ut Committee. R I’. LAMB. Sec y cited. Peninsular Railway. W—«•*». Urol. TniM .mV.. Oaxsexriuz, June 5th, 1871. Efa. Bxxxxx:—Haring mad* up my mind that tut lee* I wrote you a* article pretty loan I should hare Io apologise far tny neglect. I, therefore, on this fifth day of June, etorun o'clock A. M-, the Mercury at DO ° fa tho shade, seat myself to fulfil my promise of some week* ago, via.: to write again toon. O, whew! hot. hotter, hotterfat, hottontot, bottaatottor, hottantotteriet Well I might just a* wall stop, fur all I can any is, its h-o-t. Aside from th* atmos­ phere, aa deeeribwl above, there is noth­ ing now with us. Fanners are buy cultivating their From our Prairieville oorreepotidcnt, and oho from Willie Elliott, of Hickory Corners, we team the particulars ef a diKroodng kerosene accident, which happened Monday, May 2»th. Th* drcuiastanre* were nearly as folios.: A little girL aged 13, and her Imtbor, aged «. children of Mr. John Mreeengor, af­ ter gathering a quantity of potato bugs thought it would be fan te see them We keep strictly to Oxa Paia. bum. and so tho girl ran into the house Star Clothing House 86 Canal St aud jirocunxl the kerosene cil can and Grand Rapid. [Kjurad some ou Bis fire which they had ' already kindled, bnt Bo sooner had the A few i>m-m* run bo arcotnmodated oil reached tho flame than an oiplo*x.n and wheat also look* very fine, although i with Board at a reasonable price, at ths teok place, saturating both th* children the fate hot dry weather ha* had a tonresidence of the auboeriber, on the cor­ with burning oil The mother, who bad dency to cheek, somewhat the growth of the strew. The grow th of clover hu ner of Broadway usd State strw-L near previously laid down to rest, hearing the the Court House. Nuns but rupecta- cries, ran to their aseutanoe. Mr Mos- also been a good deal checked from the •engsr, who was but a short distance off dry weather, but ua core require* hot ble, sober person* need apply. weather. If it is not too dry, it i* growIf* Ch*»«.—We arc otl hand to ran and caught tho little girl and put her ;ing nicely. serve ice cream of ail llarora, at nny '। in a large tub of water to extinguldi the Well, the biggsit crop of all, with u» . flame, when Mr*. M. grasped for her lit-I time of day, and our aim will be to ■ thia year, is potato bugs. Now folk, pleaae all who may wish to favor tu tie boy hi* clothes fell off n mass of fire, . and ao badly wns b» burned that death may talk about Tankso Springs and Orwith their [etromagr-. relies sd him of his sufferings ia about' sngvrille sand, but if any other town in W. B Hrrcncoc*. , । 18 hour*. The little girl, it is thoaght, I। Barry County, yes, or fa the State, can will recover, but her case is very critical. I beat ns on potato bugs, I would like to The pwvurta are deeply afflicted at thia 1 kuow where that township i& O what a hard thing to kill those potato bugs must be! Why, Mr. Editor, any bug Hey on Sunday. aeddente of like nature are happening i that car. stand sueh heat u we have bad Snuwaa* *11 around every dray—tho paper* arc full of tS.vm for the last ten days, hare fa this sand, Horraa on Monday. 'N wire-1 and there must be some means dove-"' .maytbeab— Srmxxur on Tuesday. to teach people the hazardous result *'<! A httle cooler Wednesday. pouring oil from* canon a fire. It shot GrxaecsT* needed on Thursday. bu the first lesson to teaeh to ehiidn “Wax ahnostgune nothing done rot' and should also be ]>a*tod up in lor letters in some conspicuous piece os SrsawsMir Ftartrst by the Lultes of tho oil can, for svrn grown people root the M. E Church, at Union Hal! on to risk* sometimes with kerosene • Friday evening. Al! arc invited. that should be deferred. Wa catmot look up on those bill boards mar tho National without think­ ing of the fact that they cost the /rcnkOn Sunday last, as a *on of Mr. Scu ing of a leg in putting ibrurup. A I dur, and 4*o a son of J. M- Collisu dear job for ° Curir.” Eaq, aged 15, were attempting to cro Long Itafa, in tho township of Hop Lxrr Saturday at Mr. Barlow's in and when nearly acrou, young Seudd Uulfand, a pig was being drlitn from a <liK?iverod that hu romnulc w*» liavit field and ran Lis snoot ngmait the fence trouble—probably seized with a cram and broke hi* under jaw. I’m tie* oa sLore, who witnessed th transaction, made immediate efforts t Maa. Mat.ran is agent for this section, save the drownfag boy, but he was pas for Gregory's Gas Burner, a novel little rwovery when they got Um out. A fastitufion for placing on a store and | । the t ime this sad accident happened, M ^ . with only a handful of cubs or chip* bo' anil Mrs. Coliister and their little b<... enabled to boil a teakettle or fry n mree of potatoes uithou* beating np your wore abecat in Ohio. A telegraph <F patch was immediately Mint, and room—ju.t tlic thing (hi* hot weather. Coliister arrived Wefasoday afteroo ' good Gto. C. Wotrn, Circuit Court Com» . but too fate to see the earpen of hi* son. agricultural couutiy, and is supplied by miseiuniir and Injunction Master for 1he funeral service having taken place a* good water power as ths io is to be found in Michigan. Business men, with Barry County hu opened up an offioo This is n sad, sad blow to tbs family, even a small capital, would find it to with James Clarke, E»q, orer Barlow L. A Goodyear's Store. lie ixrendy to die- thu being tlio fifth child they have lost, their advantage to locate here. penso •• law” with •• justice'’ at any time. and four within the last three years. They have tho entire sympathy of their neighbor* and the people in their boNasuviixx, Juno 5th, 18T1. Full arrangement* were made at the adjourned meeting,on Thursday evening letter from hi. son. stating that he was last, to usher in “ Our Natal Day,” with well and fooling first rate. Tbo shock of the father and mother, on icceivfag Ms. Ms am is making amuigeuicnte the dispatch, was terrible iudred. for putting in a Screw Wheel at hi*. Carding Mill; tho ono be has tn opero­ tten not furnishing power enough to Mrs. Sari'.i J. Bartlett, of ths lows of Baltimore, came to her death very suddenly on the first fast. 8ho was about th* house, doing her work, the k>t of young pigs. 21 following throe day previous, seemingly as welt a* usu­ Bia*'* Fccroux Eijiib has the jiat- ’ sows, yon must call on S. P. Cady, Eeq., al, until about four F. M., when she rvnagv of the Medical Faculty jtut one mile west of town. Through tailed tier husband to get sown* water Acxtxr A Sum, Agvnte. । some unaotouatnbl.' Leak of nature, or Keen Baa*'* PscroasL Euxta always something, seven of them arc much Jarfa the bone® fi r Croup. the hons®, ihe ajpeart'd well and very Acxlxt A Sum, Agent*. cheerful, but on returning be finuul her very sick end suffenng severe pain, from Thn Chicago RrpMt wido-awako journal, w 1'hvsicians aero colled and oicrything th* day moat splendidly condensed and that could seam possible dons, but noth­ anything good boiled down to extract of ing would relieve her suffering. She spice of life. It has a new department lingered in great join through th* night made up of Births, Betrothal*. Elope­ ments, Marriages. Ifivorvce and Deaths, ODS, Tux great Van Amburgh Monegvrie ia a coming Wo toko up a ocnaidcrablc of i-ur local space this week fur that event which will take place on Tuesday, June 20th. AU tho old. tho young, the long, the tall, the shirt, the thick, tbo lean, the good looking and the betnely will l>e on hand to see the monkey dance in this ci^y, June 20th. prices A SO VSB1utk a hers, etoaafac to Omaha, it eoon«-i with Uuioa Pacific fur all plare® th* mtiwcontfaental and Pacific tfop Ovar-fand aad traffic ebooe* thia reliable route mors and mure. It* next terminus is Lincoln, the Capital of Nebraska, fifty-fire mil®« srest of ifo Miarouri at Ilattamuulh. Thisi. from tbo train and gavo the lady a Scbbk* DuTH-—Mr. Boltwood, an dunce to pass on, aad then reforaed and attached luaengini and paraed on old an1 respected ciuxen of our city and Eastward. They want tho name of thn of the firm of Bollwood A Coy in the forniture business, on Monday afternoon driver of Engine No. 110.-. a short time after working in his gar- Mr. J. M. Coihstcr. E«i . called on us yesterday and said that just a* be took the train at Solon. Ohio. Monday iron­ died fa.a very abort time. Mr. i ing, to oom* at the call of the telegraph but previously mad* the remark dispatch eent him, a boy was drowned Mr. Marsh that be believed he ed fa that place, and when he came to Jaekacn, Tuesday night, a report was an th* street that a man waa jual drown- burgh hu hi* show tdil*. He was on the ladder up high and fa some manner .Upped and ML Hia leg naught in the roudatrfthefadderrobewro falhng, the .nddeu twM Uukmg bs*h boae. Goods are Cheaper than Low GRANT & PHILLIPS MOWERS AND REAPERS Wood's Sdf-Raking 3EH u® UOt<3?UOr3E3Ft THE ZEMKarsh Haiwester, TA YLOR, HA WHIMS: and DA YTOX MS «■ DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, I5 K’s, &c, And we will sell them ns cheap us any house From New York to Chicagi Wc make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their n^prits. and the largest stock of. We Sell the Florence Sewing Machine, PITTS, RACINE and TECUMSEH AGRICULTU RAI. MACHINERY x THg BEST I2f TOE WORLD! in Barry County—for aalo by E. P. BURRALL Admission 50 Cents, Children 25 Cents. Ptaiiie na Cil! aid tee whal a big Pile of G«di«wiU live jn for a little fcj. DETROIT STOVES VAN AMBURGH & GO’S GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE. HARDWARE G1EAT STUDY CF KHURAL HISTORY I The Most Brilliant Snow of any Ago or Country New Goods!! yesterday, which was the ono thing needful for everything growing in this viciaity. Duowxd.—Robert Oates and wife, of Thomasville, in this County, were drown­ ed in Gull Lake on Sunday evening. They had been fishing, and had with B^^/$/C THRESHERS AND CLOVER HOLLERS, gramme of the exercieee will probably be sent in for publication.. Tho contract for an iron bridge over Quaker Brook was let today to Jesse Chance hr 5825,00, 25 fret span The J stone abutment* and grading leading thrrrto waa 1st to E. Chipman, for 5540. Tho Buckeye Broadsxe »«. Iler. Hen­ ry Cieam, is expected to hold forth for the spare cf two day* upon th* great subject of temperance, in n few week*, in the grove near thia place. they rowed the boat ashore and sent the child or children home to build a fire, Mr. and Mrs II came to this place, saying that they would bo at homo in a with their family, lees than two years few minute*. Aa they did not return ago, oommeaoed on a new farm, labor­ that night scorch was made for them, ing with gnat seal that showed they fatended to go through with what they found, together with a bottle portly fill­ begun. Timber was cut down, field* ed with alcohol, aaid to bo partly diluted cleared, tree* and shrubbery planted, with water, and tho boat up»et jut a and everything around seemed to have Hille distaste from the p'aoo where tho the ap[«arancv of comfort and prosper- boy or boys were landed Up to Wednesday morning th* bodies bad not Wa are called upon to chronicle quite a number of accidents and sudden death* this week. They serve to (ill np Maa. Titm* ha* jest returned from a chapter in tbo local history of our Chicago, with >mw rtoofc of rery de- commniuly, bui still it is with almost a rfrebie summer etyfae of milHnety good* reluctant kan-1 that we attem[>t to write Deceased was thirty-nine years old (fall and reo thornthem up and st* moot fervently join in the tky ah. died. 6h. leaves a loving with otrr sympathy for the aEirtod. husband, oae eon about twenty and a Tatakml! married daughter to mourn her loos. Can at th® Drag store of J- F BobTax BJHmI*!. 5««ws* mention* tho erto A Co-, for your Reward-of-Men: They have the heartfelt sympathise of i^l. A new onpply jMt reomrcd.pretl.. gentlemanly act of an engineer on the thu surrounding community, fir Mrs B. L. H A M. 8. R. R., who, a* a lady ap­ was belowd by *11 who knew her. proached, the engine and train befog Sandusky and Mikxn, Ohio, papers Bstnsosx. oero a the street, unevuph-d th® engine ideas* copy. EXOELSIojj DRY GOODS & Th. FMncT'ifl/rnoeephalan. as* i. br, r— -.w-w re-w. ■**«*• u iw ■reswii. — tSeatoiM* . Black Silks from S1.50 Upwards. THE ONLY COMPLETE MENAGERIE ON THIS CONTINENT. POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES Dentil try!! JACONETS, 8AT1X LACE8. NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHECKS, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK CHUCK. NAINSOOK STRIPED, TICTOBIA LAWN. ' SWISS MUSLIN, FRENCH FINISH UAM22IC. BOOK JRBKDL . ------- --------------- MA.U8AILLE8 QUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS. EMER01DEKIES, EDGINGS, IN8ERH0NK. REAL AND IMITATION LACE.3 m«nt on their part and we trust the people will appreciate their effort* tn tbrir behalf, fur who »ould not have a - bras new” set of troth when they am get them for twenty-five dollar*, why, we are almost tempted to hare a as* to look wsIL assured that this ia a fact, and we adv's? our readers to look at their card aad so? what they say and then give them a call. This is no ad­ vertising dodge but a genuine offer which can be relied upon Wool—Meows. Barlow A Goodyear have purchased tb* first wool dip of the serson. The price paid was 45 caste per pound. The Largest Stock in the City! DENIME, STBIPE& TICKINGS CHECKS, D. A T. CAMTSWt. term of yean. They will consolidate in their new quarters in Union Block next Monday. Juan 12th. Thia will make a fas UeatiM fa fan popular liiM: HNlAiHnKM. �bright SIDE STORIES. Gems of Buaty in Pro**. Poeirj * atutD uccif-oocs^ nsex *>ctv NEW TORbT BOSTON, rmsctrsL roivrst* vxw row *»n »r» ,-yarss*, saw Tit* Oil. BgurVXSOF |»KJfMUYLVAWIA , Farm and Gsnten lUx belter to No* York. I!S5 ro‘,U’1 FOR $3 50 PER LINE, Bom* intelligent gardeners win ahnka tb.ur brad, in.rodukru.ly st the aUto­ meat uf Prof. DeVaro feat mole* ate at incalculabla btoisfit try the sarrica tb-y render ia destroying the worms, mag­ got* end other gtrndaa aaaaue* that Uva Buffalo to Now York. 423 Dunkirk toNew J*’*?** Ctereisad to Now York, Obi miles, Cincinnati to N. Y^ MO ciitoc, W. Will 1MM, .. MI.MC..M, ONE MOIS’TII Michigan amd Newspapers, a non ■ TIWT22 to 27 MTU5 tux raoatrs boitt. re* Jlrreliy IWm* ■ -­ mile* without cbangn ofcner.be*. >r, ™ “S-K k?S ssiW.5iteg»£Ss keep their poultry m otoae quarters It endures eoafineruant well, mature* vary early, beginning to lay whan four in trying to “ art" than the llrahm** Few teematora realise how much it would rast their teams to put a prop un­ der the tongue or thill* while loading. Every Httle help*.—Prof. C. V. Bitoy, the entomotogiat, flunk, be has felly Ira re* of the Osage orange u on the mulberry.—Haats «aa be sent by mail securely and cheaply, and people at tho Era', or oa ** old plseea,** could often do their friend* who bare moved upon new prairie farms grant nervtee by sending them, st the right season, root* and cut­ tings of fruit vinca, tflowars ami shrub-, Very. A writer in WwLl i Ibiot giraa those direction* for wrapping ibem i ' NATURE’S Hair Restorative a sheet of jmjier, and after harm; aashed the aartli fh m th. roots of tbs plant* place them upon it la layers, put­ ting mcra botwecc When you Law put iuptoc* all tho plants you desire to send, tdaee another - thin layer of moo* over them, and eumtuenca at uno side ol the paper aud rod up the taue* and planta very tightly, then wasp with oiled . silk or oiled paper, to keep the moisture , in the [Mckage, and afterward cover with paper upon which you can write theaddn-. The firmer the padaga is' Mltod. d with .dRsfont mnas> tho Irai halite the piaute are to break or to be in­ jured bv rough liaudling. It is better to u*o dry mo* end dam]wa tho root*, because there i* not ao much dkngrr of getting them too wit and causing d- I cvmpositviu ; besides, tbo dirt has to bo removed from tbo root uf the plant, and . it* doc.. more ralriy with tho uaa of 1 water By tho ue of dry tan* and damp toots ths mvotiuo is JuM vto» it ought to be. while in using damp moss ' tho faliage is apt to be hept jaat ra we« as tho route, and deray is very apt to fol­ tow. Tho postage an plant* :■ taro cento j on each four ouucv^ or frwrtioa thereof, packages not to cxeoed four [monde in weight vro*ttii^L Tbo [wstnffire law reqsirea that all packages craning under thia rate shall bare tho nature of the content* ' distinctly marked on the ouiaide. ROBERTS & Y£U UfrEKTISEMKNTj Oaurhey & Co t. Columa. smm bans-p»<«ertirM n4e!UB< U>*<ssa*inl I realm* *ad ;-*.**u >> RUGS &“dGr-Jj) Medicines, oJiuItuiij-'U a-Xflu, I.?** >n<nJ C-ifra^rcUv^u QuUtUl i/M qU. d^fu <?/ fi/z-fltM/ OAvl/duitai. 18 DAYS COUNTERFEITED. SELF PRESERVATION At the Expense of War! Bsoom Coin tirasM*»«M*.—They fuire School Books ft Stationer!/. many curious wars ia Trans***, and enjoy tltetnaclvro in styles that sacra itrsnri enough to ■*, but tlte town of Jackson, in that State, tokos tbo load for singularity of social customs. One or theao is described ia a Southern ex­ change. It aeeme that tbo Jacksonian* have a anciety of young men calted tho Broom Cora N-ionadcrs They array themrelv.-; in a .aHco or huraoopuu drese. and by m'oniigbt rail upon such young ladies an are kiu>m> to be averse to dumaotic week, qBtetij awrag ratt tho pioreh. gnltery. hall. 4a. to approve tnuaic, and then retire, carrying their bnax-i proudly in the air, waving bke the banner* ><f a victraioua array Wbra a young lady ao visited aeknowledges the error of her ware the serous dors rtoura in a procosexis bonded by I The stock ia lb> steeple Strike. one ; tauaic, such eno dreosad at betora, cany- You s^iyou Wear oeming right homo iag a broom, aud in the center a large, tram tbs -boy. highly ornamented broom, with a suita­ As soon as yratr day’s work was done. ble motto larved upon it, and after Our fire hu gone out, our hotire ■ all marching around tbo house array them­ dark, selves before the front door, and with And mother’* been watching anee tea. great evreraony aud a suitable poem, With poor brother Benny ao sick in her proaect said young indy with, ths orna­ mental broom. Atal then, staid cheers. And no ono to help her but me. iMler «r M»<te« MmlJr tnMr-*i> ’tSi I* ■aakt Iht ««, a*rtS *r rasa* umte, •«/ TrJLn-YYRKR. *,rs: iet**WMl< l>KXTKK .... ..i .4STS EnJ U>* ikus 4sr ,*r M».., stt»as4tws3®..gst i Tee Library if Fifty aid •I-'* -u.i w «u U- rtoki ui|***l u»w4 Ik* I kte.oib* M I. i i&AftiAWftEHtBtta!, ' axi K Ixll ttrasaswushr 1?«. I it*, alite MU* MM «*sru* it*. *f Ik* I A New Poem ,.UW J(| *a4 tk. Me<s k«tri>-0 ■* | WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLET'S HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS ! •r H«1 A. «UM, 1 . I; •i; M h* »U* >*l r«a ». II,* c-r k n*si i«r *r lit Cmh Uwa ta A. l*nMa.ltel terra Smmmb Uh keaaW aira .*U«i •■.Itk* •rite *aa -T ite< ter P4* itrakTA AMERICAN MARBLE REDUCTION OF PRICES GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS this leading idea I want to aay that I find from actual u. this fast rammer and fall that sugar beeto are good food far hugs. I planted tire boetakrta^rias far tho pnrpoe,' of s’osoung them with potatoea, bat the ralu* of Jtotatoee pro* ing ndatiraly aaora than tho pork, 1 tneicwking them (Ute boot*) afaiw and foerinig them raw—both ways giving , muob aatieftteum to me and apparently . Fur km* wreuiiug mother wl me to the hogs. I fc-uad that ia foedfag Ton w» raw afera, poor Bossy is dsad. them raw Uwy ware eatea with gnat AtetatakWttegoh of HgM; rslish, top* and roots, both by *tura and And there went the very k»t word, th* he said: “I want to kira pupa gxxl-sigUt." tnauifc-atstroa* of ssrmieh appedb tho bead ia one among tba'mMy artiii** of their food that ia not mach unproved by | JURUBE8A TERMS—S3 a Year; fl.W L Club* of tea conte, fax one atHWeach. W3.«». E. A H. ANTHONY A CO. I'lIOToY*! Or. W Eliraci if Jirrteia 'NEW CARPET HOUSE DENTIST, ou. CLOTHS, MATHNGB. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-15.pdf 63956c1c905d7975d53f545a5d9127b6 PDF Text Text -“ - ;yoL. xvi. Pnftttohl nd Btotorit HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 1871. GREBLE <fc RUSSELL, per jnund. They have * tea fur only four shilling*." Jfr*. B. —"Well! 1 do declare, it is better than what Mr. Brown paid 12 Hulling* for.” ' ■ LA. to K. A.; HUUiROok. rrottNsra. *»a CMOMUanat U«,e>i a Mn What do you think I paid for thi* Delaine Drom f" Jfr*. B.—About two shilling*.'’ Jfr*. A—•• Oh no ! only nw riillling. Bought u at tho Boston Cash Store too Have you bwa to tho city lately F’ Jfrt. B.—"Ho; but think I'll go and buy a dross and some of thi* Too.” Jfra “ You will buy other things » hm yru sue the prior. Tho Boston &*h Store ho* moved to Union Block ; such Stock* and Files uf Ouvd* you too; Print*, 0 to 10 cents; Factory, 0 to 11 1-2 cento; Nice Double Width Alpaca*, 27- 1-2 ern’t ; Fast Colored I-awns, 1 a hilling , Good Crash, 6cents; Good IJuan TTan-Ikcrchfof*. 6 cento; all other Good* equally low." . Jfrt. Ji.—“ There, thorn, Mr*. Smith, that will do. I’U go home end get ready to go to-ioonow." Jfr*. S.—Bo sure to go early, or you can hardly get waited on; you never saw auch a jam ; it neetn* aa though every body goe* thoro sow." I’ROl'RICTORS OF THE AGBICULTtrAl MACHIUERY, &c. &c. FOLK AOENIB FOB BARRY COUNTY, FOB THE BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers! Johnston’s Self-Kakinf Reaper. |_ Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower. DRY GOODS LOWER IH.I.V El'EK. 4117 Phoenix Cash miW, U OHu uri-O JACKSON WAGONS (JMCL lAtud /. KU-lut Glen d: Hall Threshing Machines, Clov Hollers nnd Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Bake. Ladies' Misses and Children' Shoes and Gaiters, Russell & Nevins. pay Cash for all kinds of/Grain, and sell Grand Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime. VTatcr Lime and Salt. J. L. & DAN. REED’S Carriage Shop ____ _ of Jotfereon and Rnilro„d GROCERIES C. H. HICKS ! While they are thus tho praise of flVW7 ‘hoy sro yet peculiarly our own.—They were our pls vmate* inyouth, or grew toward manhood guided by our counsels; before oar ryes they took thair first stops to a freo and vigorous i Thou, tho hour of porting, with it* discharge of duty, and were indeed, koan pang* which could not bo stilled, “bone of <i:;r bone and flrah of our tho oxdting ride by boat rad ear to the sevne of conflict, and in a few wook*, tho rt*l<on*ibililios, tho hardship* and Thewymrathatmakothagood pud­ I tha hnxard* of actual warfare. But he ding in ulenre, is better than one that | pauses not, ncr shrinks ia the face of maketh a tart reply. the most appalling danger. Ho feels ; that tho burden* uf a great nation are Women’s right* women may yet as­ > laid upon him, nod ho gooj on by day done; anfl our prayura followed them to pire to ixmtiona in the navy. Lof* nnd night, faring Death fa *a many the threshold of the land of peace. wife wo* ci old salt, you know. I farms that lu> kne* all power to excite a A* to-dsy we garland grave*. The latest ecbouLboy comporiiion ot ‘ fear fa the heart uf him whose feet aro / tbMr memory and uSTrare fa , ever ready to tread where duty coil*, which thiw labored, and far which they tho horse, ray* it is “an animal harin nnd who ha* a dreed of nothing save died, txunu more sacred to each and dishonor. With what determination aDraadfetu, saws go hence, carry I rrv al! these burdens borne. How he­ ■n our hearts n more fatoaso tore for onr roic endurance mocks st pain and be. aurally **d her institutions. On this j rums* sublime under accumulated suf. loro shall wc lay the foundations of a DECORATION DAT। feringa. j What ward* uf fealty end devotion Wo find fa the Akron. Ohio, Dullj ' do tlicy sand back from their camp fire* me*lic tranquility to cverv State rad to Hum, of May Slat tho following olo-II to rekindle tho flatuu on tho alter* of ' qunutoratioh pronounced by Dr John ji liberty at borne. Steadily, hopefully, amity and guod wilj shall unite us with । the work is pressed, until 'at hut, tho our sister nation* closer than any treaty II. Palmer, of Nashville, at that place, | I bullot of tho fco or jKijnonod arrow of written wkl> tho print af tho baronet on the 30th of May, over tho grave* of!। diica.it, dasas ihv conflict, thus far so M of tho nation's patriotic dead, who II nobly carried on. Then that but rnes- rod with the bh-od of conquest ’ , There Lav licen entrusted to our care gave their Eve* that their eountiy might 1 aago—so sacredly sorrowful—from the no trivial rawponsi bilily-th.' welfare and | battle field, tho hospital, or tho iiriaon, tho happincM of thia great republic. It tolling tho dear ones al homo that hence Cemetery near that city, which it gives forth they most fight alone tho battla of is a trust «o may nut lofuas, but let u* Lot ncrept'it for betrayal. Lot u* guard u* special prills to place before our read­ life—how they put strength into every the gift ns wo guard these grave*, with er*. Excepting the oration nf Gov. word, and how love of bom'", of roun- ithe most Jealous rad caastaat care. Hun at Jsckssn on tho lame day, it is Nry and of the door old banner, strug- iClour than party, dique or rlra, dearer by far tho most appropriate oration far gled to find utterance in tho dying hour. Ithan fame an 1 temporary emoluments. “ 1 liave dene my duty, and do not Ilet na hold to onr heart* the weal of regret it, good bye—he true to tho oouts- ithia land, fcr which so groat a price wn* must bid you good night" tty—iximfirt oao another, and may God ।M freely paid. Dougla* Jerrold once Mid to a vary 'Xitufart you all"—these r. cre’ their last Muing to tho discharge of our duties uileranrem a* they went to thrir re*;. ।a. cib*LU», with our jath* lighted by thin man. “Sir, you ore like a pin, but voice of aifocti":>, and a fooling ot fra- leering to the land for which they died, itlie fin.-* of a hondrea battle fields, let without the head ur the point.’' , the legacy ol a soldier ’ s uumory, and ttfni.’y and charity one toward another, , us walk wtorly ruid wo11, and do our work “Young man, do you believe in a fu­ and of kryaltv to our country—to jsty thu earn of tho«e dependant upon him honestly sad without fuar. ture alate r* “In course I du ; and onr tribute of gratitude to the tmiriotie far protection and support. A arid tor’s Let tho kw rdution bo here made, that what'* more, I mean to enter it aa soon Wife, a uddicr's child ! Wl.at doc* not Itho flag uf I our party mast over float be­ na Belay g*U her thing* ready." dead. I It was at a time rut unlike this, that neath tin flag of our country, that the Fame is like a young duck in a mud­ Pvriek-a called upon to pronounce pause here long encugh to a*k, huw thi* barb* of [tartuan rancor shall no mom •acred trust of tiio d«U patriot i* pro. bo tlirow u [by our hands, and that ever­ puddle—very easy to oce, very caay to aarvotl ? Standing among theso grave*, more tho wt rd of partisan malice shall talk about alter you harii seen it, but it try. Uumui-nring, ho soi-1 nothing of and thinking nut only of three, but of be left unipokca. ta us hasten tho is on awful job to got hold of itthe departed wb<»<' valor and sacrifices tan* of thutoands of othor* filled with dsy of getewnl good feeling, when vre had won /or them aurh honorable re-' like ha'y dust, lot us renew tho prom­ shidl etyoy, n fraternity that i* all sur­ gord. But he cxl-dlod Athena, tho im­ ise* r.‘ made to retnenilicr thorn iu their rounding, > charity that i* all forgiving, partiality of her statute*, and her equi­ hour of necaarity; and'kt u.«'caU on and a iioacfi that is real. table admfaiatralicu of justice. He ex­ this great nation to be true to tho trust In our tan.- of darkneta, when tho patiated u;iod her prowcaa. the wit and cenfidcd to it, and prove itself to be, in thunder* of war shook tho earth, after learning of her jieopla, and the wealth a incJ*urr, worthy of tho sacrifice* the shock Was all over, and three who of her hill* and the beauty of laer ml- nipda for it* [wrpotuity aad ]>ro*p>rity. were aparut; wont to the aaristaace of toy*. Above all clac ho glorified the ■A little more cf distrust in the na­ the wounded, they stopped not to note freedom aha gave her citfaas. Then tional strength, and they wbo fill these whether thi> sufferer over whom they closing. ho mid : " For inch a country, graves would have mode no such a be- L*tt wore Pur uniform or that of the i quoit, and they wbo are ward* of th* tbe»o men have dtod.” We. to-day, might be ailent, and the , nation would tolday hare had others to whole land weald round th»ir praise* in called ou enemy, and bi* gaping wound unmistakable language. Industry' wa» duxed with bondage*, prepared, would speak with a thousand to ague*. perhapn, by th* hand of one who dearly lorad the ifead form ao *tark and alill Liberty, from her lofty pedestal. would I ; been so sorrowful a* our* , no people tell to all lands tho value of thrir life I beanie him. . and tho glory of their death, while every iI would huso beat under a heavier burBut hel;domnc«* and humanity were tie that bind* these titato* together I| d»n of shame. No other flag in history all eloquent, and their pleading nrald would havo boon furled at the bohort of not be pamod by unheeded. To-day such humiliating dishonor; and in the tho once fair land of jhoac who worn tarrihlo n-nelstrom of our rain, would lately our foemen—our land and their* I hare been engulfed tho hopes uf Liber­ — lays warted and barren before our od tho shock of rvlx-llion, every blearing ' ty fur a hundred coming year*. eyes. It la furrowed by shot and rbell, Every tyrant in tho *wl-i would have covered with tho ashes of once happy which flow* from the souse of security which we foci, is more oomraecuorative of I felt tho fooudolam* of hi* throne more homes, and'digged deep by tho tombto A Delaware lady whoso jaw bacons their deed* of uasclfiih daring, than j securely settled, and- even pliant min­ enginery of war. Poor aud dispirited, immovable from an injury, ha* had it ___ wrear, _ _ : ion any _________ monument* wj may any in-. of oppression, would hate flung his but nut alA-ut *omethuig of pride in rawed off and naw hiogn* put iu, and scriplion a wo may caret, ray word* we । anoer at our abject eatate^wd inode the glory o| former time* that doe* him now nona of tho Vest of tha ban^f can may utter, or any wreath* of nutemrry over our ruinal abrisSli our tiren honor, our !cu!ique.-ed ft» walks amid got in a word wlgewise. . bronco, however beautiful, we mar lay heritage, and oar desecrated flag. Be­ the ruin, which is none the lee* terrible Devotion to the public opinion waa neath thi ir well earned but malignant became invoked by Ida own hand. u|K>n their tomb*. evinced by a lady aged M, who recent­ The majesty of tho law has bocoms sd-ffing, aud our own contempt, we Shall we n^t aid in too rehabilitation of ly married a man of s oorreapoudingly majestic through thrir defense uf it, un­ should have gone down tho aerie uf na­ that land, an 1 do wind wo cun to lift appropriate age, beoraas, she sail, “II* til it* protecting influonoa are frl*. iu tional glory until it were a mockery to from the heart* of cur halpli*** fellow ocm v ab >ut niy hr.n*e *o much that if I tho remotest comets of tho land. Men Nfer to uu a* tho duactmdnnta of tho citixen* tho gloom of disaster that en- dint many b'm people will talk.” gui into tho fatx-a of their follows, sud men. who a: Lexington, at Bunker Hill, ah.-ouds tligm 1 grasping hand-s took out on the fair at Eutaw and Yorktown, died to give u» Their intonate and our* are edneipr\wq»-et spread before them, aud thank a glory which wo proved unworthy to deut, and toy work would bo poorly done Francis Joaoph of Austria, is declared to to day did I not appeal in behalf of the be a monomaniac on tho rabjeet of dross. living, nud!by the memory of the deed, Hie spends moat of her time in trying fbr the broadeit charily romiMitihfo with ou dresses. If this fact is en iitoim&m national safely. It >■ ’«.• ua, tho con­ of monomania, then, most of the female queror*, to'liash-u the day when the persuasion are moaomaniaoa mailed gloio shall be removed from the There n« seen tho other day bn the hand of thi> nation, and “with malice aircet* of CUll.rac a liltto buy crying. toward noun, with charity for all," to A gentleman stemung up to the Util* weloomo back to a full portiai>ation in fellow, arid My litth man, what i. thorn priTiinem which are (ho proud •he matter Y" to which “Ira got tho stomachache, and Hl hvaa it if I've a mind to.” (Successor to Hicks <fc Fales.) altar, only to find that she had eloped rad married another fellow ths nyht previous. Ho didn't tear his hair any, bat just remarked: " By Jove, Pm frisri she was married bst night instead of to-night" " Ma, has Aunty Jane got beoemh*r stray the niost elaborate marbles wo can CMMlfbf rear. ■■ No, my eon ; why do you uric such Tho rniu sliall wa*h from the blood­ 1 hoard Mr. Briggs tell her s ained earth, all trace* of tho oblation* ‘ CARRIAGES and the roprricrity of the Painting and Trimming, [ pay Cash for Groceries, I pny Cash for Prodace, and •II for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. Ssnisra and Mestaiical Deilim, GraM * PWIUfi fttee*. H-dae*. Hastings March S. »71. 0. II. HICKS. BOOTS AND SHOES Th* weeks aud tuonthi moved an. The papers plaood at tho head of th*ir ooluirn*, tLo*o word* always firrt looked for. “from the lion*." and our eonveraation ran mainly on the rmrulto of the next movemcat, the proLabilitio* of the next call lor troop*, and the possible cn; durance of our foe*. Fraplo engaged in new labor* with heritating hand*, and th* *uore** of our arrniM was, to the mtuac* of the people, brilliant achievotaonte possible in say other sphere of action. Our glorivu* lianucr—Low vro w«nthen leonung to love it—filiated doubt­ fully in tiio uir. fannod by tho hot breath of angiF rad fratricidal contention, and it*Lil>owv fold* enveloped, wo know not whether victoty or dialionor. The mourner* went about tho etroeto with tho waD of stricken one* mingled with every sound. The world looked cm, awn stricken Wilber Eureka Mower, THE DRAFT AND CUT Gold & Silver Watches, — NO. 7. Math it,istruck the shackles from the limbs of (bo bondman, oa.l made the tuuno of Freedom to echo through tho nt h0°'’ °l OJ'Prw^on poun.d thoroxMi from th* reins of pat­ riot* nt tboishrino of Freedom. But our thildren, fa varying tlvough It is then for ranch moro than bravery over reverent phraao shall forever keep uad endtmneo that wo honor their aliro tho memory of th* heroic dead. Living in dead* rather than year* uxnaurioa. A. soldiers, wo willingly they shall ever b* tho naliuui strong de­ fense, and uo man shall dare, until tboir grave* am .forgotten, and loro of <»rautry has become a scuff among mon, to stand upon tho soil they consecrated to Union andi liberty end plot the dtouii-nibennsnt of gfates cemented by They wete hopeful, persistent and un-lauuU-d. A* bravo men fall, tlwy tell by thousands, rad sboald oao of Artsmtu Wart's Lastthorn sloop in this boauriful cemetery, I wtiuld gt>, remembering that wo wore Tiio following i* said to have bee* the Amorican* boforc wo were foes, and lust Hang written by Artemm Wsri: over Ids uhes lay tho white chaplet of “Until ttotite reeniFre bora a heal­ fOTRjVOMM. thy iudiriaooal. I’m nearly sixty, and With hi* grave boJore mo, rad the gruvei uf the*- nearer and dearer all yet I’ve gat a museto into my arm which ’t roeeabto tho tread of a craiary around mo, 1 would pray God to hasten don bird whin they fly out and hit a man. tho day when the living shall work to. Only a few weeks ago I was exhibitin’ gather in utuly. as tho blue rad the gray la £asl Sbowboygra. m • lakh-’ whisk bail be*n formerly ockejriiri by a pogylist—oue of the f«Uors what hits from the sbuuMsc. aud teaihea tho manly art ho would lake tho honey from hor lip*; rad he wai » long about it I wondered be didn't get stemg." ■ A young minister who** reputation for veracity was not very good, ones “Why," said ho, ’ tho only other ever whipped me it was the truth." ^Well,” retort­ doctor, "it cured you of it. “st �Ftvw 0 clucm. P M, Board rowvewed; roll called, quorum Jcxa 9th 1871. Wo hava jnst paanad throng the cri­ peasant. Board proooodod to beolnem. Os raotiaa B»rd *dj airucd until to­ sto of a workiagmxn'a strike in this city. It boshm that noma of tho contractors morrow mtrning at th* boar of eight W H Powns, Clerk. paid only files'per day to the common o’ciosk. laborers who inaiated oa tXOO par day. In my opinion tho demand, eotaiforiag tha high prices of food and reut, was not exorbitant, and ought to be grant­ ed. Some of tho tower daa* uf negro wo.—The fourth annuo! catalogue af ths Michigan Female Sreninsry," lo­ cated el Kakmaswo, is at hand and jwe. eaitx a very neat nnd tasteful sppoaranM, baring been issued from the T-L agvaph Steam Printing Hou as.” There are ni:«o ttacbers breidro the matron, sad eighty- two pnpQs, all that -he build­ ing, will accomodate Wo uro pleased to ww that Hartings I* trptruented by t»o pupla—MimCaltata I. Hadtey. ia tbs third your of the couree, aad Mias Emma A Gardner, in the weond. Tho Fair held at Kalatmuoo for the ben. fit of the Seminary during tin- i*ut wswk, netted over 11.200 which we lurmay only lo the beginning uf liberal New Advertisements. tong as than, in Hfe, thoro ia hope,- and verchanao you ar* laboring under *at btoaood halluriaation nt the present mo­ ment, aad in your eogitattons embrace a lingoring phantom of the epirii of "AL" Bo many items have been prooonted, no­ ted, and kill away ia tha pigwon-hoIo for tho Baxxxx since we last mnt, that wo can And neither space nor time to indite them nib, consequently we will simply write you "of things that wo dea l like SPEC1JILTY. LAW SCHOOL freih supply wiffltwmniig poaM-nger coaches, tur.niap at the rate af 40 miles an h<Mir, ware brought to n Anutas Como t—Tho following i* stend-etiU in 13 sreutxla II is thought the prvgraxnmc cf the dooiug osmues the brake will be attached to all fast may be iafomd from ___________ __ ___ trains on the road. , The Orange ( uunty of th > prevent term at Adrian College: hi* daughter Theresa died in Florence Friday, Jane 16.—Annual cxinuaoExprv-s* hu used a compt eased-air brake several iu>-uils ago, she was so nearly pennile a that her friends wire obliged to |uy the ♦ Xjx-iLMM of her funeral. By special invitation, Mr. Henry V. Bowen of Th- /rthpradert. Mrs. Bowen, and‘.heir daughter*, passed last Monday night with Provident Grant, at hi* cottogs in Lung Branch. The Bowen party return''! to the city Tneeday after Mnoday, Juno 19.—Anniversary tho Star literary ttoriuty. ( Tuesday, Jno 20.—Ahmvereary R»r Lambda Phi Literary Society Wednesday Evening, June 21.- A nuai merting of tho Alumni Asroc lioa ; Orwtioa ly D. K. Stevsns; Pa by Mary V. Hale. Wedneeday,4une 21.—Annua! tar ter. J. rt hte . TurnEngineer Taft has made tho faatoel itonrailroad time over thu Eric on record. plar ha* made it normalry for him. Ha ran * foil jwaremgcr-traiu between vigu the office of G. W. C T«mpl: “r " Fret Jervis and Deputet, 90 miles, in this State, nnd that by a provision of < tho 111‘ nonutea. including four " Grand Ledge Constitution, the duties nut 16 miles daring tho trip n*M *nrt —---- 1 fl.M* nil. W. Counselor for tha balanc-v of the term. Cwnvo>iuent)y, all ewmmunicntiona designed tor that aCice should be directed to Rev. George Taylor. Ann General O. E. Babcock, as Superin­ tendent uf the Public Buildings has alroady intrvducod several imtirovuujento. He is a very able aud <merg- tc man who fully deeerrea tho ouuGJuaco of tho President, who La* fully eu>tain«d him, notwithstanding tho brutal attacks made U[«m him during the St. D-miugu cuc- and in (act everything kept in a firrt-daaB .STATION EBY .'TORE, plcaw cal! and examine Mock and pricea bifnie pnrcliaaing x ebewhere. I J. ROBERTS Be.CO. On tuotlou the report wai sc. epto l and tha Committee iBacharped. Mr. Goodyear moved to amend the repvrt of the Committee by deducting 11,0'0 from the real ento'c valuation of the Township of Harting-, a* e |M>tsed and r.woiiimcndcd by the Commit toe. Motion pi availed.. . I notice that gi-U iaagain living, hav­ ing reached 12 1*4 aliove yar. It is Certaiidj/h grvat tnivf .rtune that bulb Coogre*. and the Secretary of the Tn us­ ury have entirely uegtect-d tho demand for gnxnbm k eenveey. l! thio forced Nara—Brigg*, Bartram, Cobb, Col­ currency went am.to fundable, at the edi­ tion of the lioldor, into tho new loan,the lins. Clark, Munroe, Xlcbola. I’hette plaor. Stanton, Towne, Wileox, and currency would be par uutoad of fluctu­ ating from day to day. I hope tho Aanc.xT—Braith and Youngs. Pre* ideal himself will take the qae .tain Mr Bartnun moved to adopt the re­ port of the eommlUce M amended by the board, whleb mottow prevailed by yes* and nay* a- fid tows: Southern exchanges, jiublisbed during Y«aa—Btlrga, Bartram, Barnum.' thi* mouth, convince me that the bitternee* of fo-liug of the ex-robol* towards BOpKS, Bln nk Books, Memornndtiins, &c , & 11m Apportionment of Primary Bvhuol end Fine Moaioe to the' several township* of Barry County for the year 1371 : BLANKS. the mill complete «t«* >" •>“ "V. m*aul*clurml by lUehimul 4 Backtu, the only reliable form in uec. A full Mock at The oomtaitloe oa equsltaslwa aabmiP and far two day. the public pt«ra was ihrwto^K]. but owing to the prudence ted the following report: Tho eommillee to whom w>* referred and fo.lwaranco of Governor Cooke, orWe am fast verging m to sum* kind d«r ha I bees matoteioe1 without blood- Ike equlixottoa of the Aoemaaani Roll* of the different lownahip* of Barry -oon ofdsetrcrtfoa.ourfeotere getting slip­ Vice Pro .ideal Collu baa reached his ty, have oabmittod the foltowing M their pery ; our foundation being undermined South Bend homo, and will probably by a fatal current, and we may aw the recover soon, having dfochargsdkis phyreport, through their ebetnaaa : aioiaa* He ow)y requires rest and reccome of the** dry day* and find our Public Works, becauoo they adruod the —“ ~ h»[ie> blighted, and ot* harvest wi har­ contractors to «u*j.eud work for a day or ed—cans*-dry. We don’t like thia two, until lbs passion* of tho ignorant We planted plentifully of that prekoue of Alleghany xranry who fell during th* and infijuxol negro laboriag men had need, hajf-*t*ff-of-lifs, the potato^ end late rebellion. Th* monument i. a time to coo), and until the pdico aad costly one. we awaited their appearance is shoot* military could be placed ia lositiuns so with anxious heart* aud watery ey*«/so Th. Boston ful giro* Guv. Hoffman that by thrir promptitude and numbers did tho bags) and when their expand a first class sofa • a* a prut* r candidate for the Democracy to run for the I*re»- they ronld cwdly overcome tho rioter*. ing ieavm put forth to catch the gentle ! Thi* action was exceedingly wirc, for idency next year. dewa of heaven, lh« "prnl” “0.5hl the n ’ The strike of tho Lrakasmcn un the how painful sad unfortunate would it font - we don't appreciate the d saiga. I■ Erie Railroad Ira* ended. New men have boon if our new goverumant began iiimitiii have been obtained at tbo ol I wages. Among die moot po]iular and moot donerving appointments made in the District is that of Z. Richard* as Audit­ or fur the Territory- Thia gvuttoman as Supcrintendiut of our l*ublto Schools has town in.L-fotigubto to render them « fcrwespouk msdrsfondfagly whew we say that there is no bettor vchool of tho kind in tho tHato. and perrons ovra omOf thia pq alar Itailreal we rejinnt plating vending their daughter* abroad ctirroeted thia week the new Timo Table for an education, will do well to investi­ to which public aiteatioii is directed gate its claims before making a chairo. Our reader* will do sail to retrettber that (hey eon reach N. Y. City by thio road, via iuapeusion bridge, nnd thu* pane over thoee evor reliable and justly our efficient County Trsaswv r, for the popular roada the Michigan Ccnlrak following : Picture Frar * SLADE, AC! WELCH ^GRIFFITHS’ WELnH & GRIFFITHS, ttortss. X<—, *• ItetrWI, M.ck. ;li, ’ CHMPHBISiraBmviL! fidth" in certain cities ia MStfcigsi*. Mat, uh ! what a witherug shame should forevirroet ou lb* penurious avuriciou* and rtult.fi »1 heads of th* few op posing each a palrfotic enterprise. . buttons tu tu'*»i. as, Sunday-rchoola, etc, ji,,, ,a!a of g7lgQ7,49G as a special Meuiuriol Fund, to rommeuiuraie the union of the Ohl and New ftolicul, in one body. This fond u to be devutod to colleges, aosiinariet.cliurch extension, uxtinguish- papers repre* nt the uwrsgw public meat of eLutc'a debt, erection of parsonopinion uf that party; and these teem ages bouses of worship, etc. with the ficrcrrt denunciation of all northern ideas. Should die evuntry fid! Fmily Sewing Machine, Aliajs in Ofidr acd Ready (sr Work. he registered it. No doubt. Gun. Kil­ ia the village uf Kalaawxtxi, at half past patrick need i tioag language—but tiio 10 o'clock, on tho morning of tho 7th cal reaction, in favor uf the ItotBoeracy enviv may well i-xcum it. Wo hav* insfo and was buried with Masonic bon which is said to bo going on. Well, Jotf Davis going about through the on on Saturday last they Lad a muaiclplo election at Nor­ South *»* ing vrdiuoti.aniid the s|>plausn wich, Cuwn., an tho 5th of Juno, and at which James Lloyd Grww, Republican, was elected Mayor over Jarno* A. Hov- I cy. Itemocrat, by 310 majority. Al^the candidate* oo the Republican ticket were elected by an average majority of 300. Lost year J «u« A Horry. Demo­ in putting Jeff Davis bark in the Sen­ ate. Il ia good that soma licpubltooru crat, was elected by 350 majority should bo. muved to sjicak out very t SJIHEHSltjaKlSli r THIS MACHIHS HU HO EQUAt. Hatting*, June 12th, 18fl. Thio being the day designated by Stat­ ute for th: uxeting of the Board nf St­ jdainlv "U the other tide of tho question We thought the country had hod the Averwrairnt R .11. prior to the meet­ enough of totting robefo and playing with fire It is all aunacneu tu say that ing of the State B wrd of F.,a«lix,tioe. The Boaid wm eaUaxl to order by the chairman, David G. Rubins mi, and op .a the roll of avid Board bring railed the South Band Raiiroad has been accepted fo'lowtog were pnwtut, and anewvred to by the Michigan Central and now form* a Division of that exceedingly popular and ably managed public tlioroughfarv. On the Niles sod South Bond IHrivion n daily. SunTir N«w Dxrxxrru.—It i< wall for Lcwviag'Nitoo the people io know what to said a: home and abroad about the mortment of tho 6. Hssling*. (Town). Pleiades Brown. and < 15 P. M., and South Bend for Democmry known as tho "New Depart­ 7. “ City, Howry A. G Midyear, Stats CvmaxcT Lrr.—The amtnurt Nile* at 9 00 aad 11 45 A. M , and 7 20 ure, ccmcwrniog which tho Chicago Joar(Wsyw). for the mwetfoa of a buBdiag for Seta- 1*. M. Banning to and from trains both ■a/ has the foilowiag : porary State edfiewo, at Lansing, has oa the main hue Eavt and Wert. and on 9. Irving, Peter (fobb. been awarded br tho Board «rf State 10. Jobvtown, J. n. Manroe. Bwlding Commfosioaera to P. U Ayrca, 11. Maple Grove, John 0. Clark. of Bay City, at 128,180. Thia amou.-.t Halt Fan.—With tbuir arctutomeJ 12. Orangeville, E C. Phetleylso iodadoe everything excepting tho iron­ libecalhy w bare the public intervals are IX Prairieville, A. C. Towns. work for tho vaults. Mr. Ayres has otmeorned, th* Michigan Central and its 14. Bailaad, Lewis Wilcox. D-ririon*. tho L 8. and M. 8, the D. A M., and the 0. R. A L, Railroads hare IX Woodland, Elijsh P. Barnaul exkmdod to th* Northern Agricultural 17. Yankee Springs. Sooety, the same rates for paavengsni 18. Hertings City, David G. R-biagoodsand wares for exhiUtion. that ron. Chairman. hat* ever Ives extended to th* Stale The Seperviam from Hope, TboranpAgricultural Society. This ia a* 11 sho’d pie and Ysnkee Spring* being absent. Mr. A C Towne moved that the rhair- A Million Dollars. J. P. ROBERTS & Go there tor your CHOICE GROCERIE A fine stock Jeer Oram! Oyt/ert and lijervJ<mtnfti. on hand at all hours (.’"•siitlre ou urJluanea aud by-laws, through tbelr ehainnso. Aid. llaaw, re­ ported favnrsbly upon the otdiaaueoe ia regard to drunkenness sad ia regard to oahitehing srd frodiog of teams upon Court aud Charsh streets, and rvcom mended their approval Aud they also reported back the ordiaaucw submitted to them upon iho liceoomg of billiard rooms and boll-pUaya, for the ooneideralfon of Cownoil. Rep-jet accepted. By Aid. Ea‘tma-1. Medicines, nicun ureiiEK U. A. BU8ELL IECTSIE M HEM AHI HAH, Dye Stuffs, To the Ladies!! MlLLINEnn PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY receipts. Coxsrtr ovx Ta* vttrxs Geros —Wo are almost hourly asked about the de­ M. C. R. IL— In its appropriate p!a<.«- parture uf trains an the various Bunds will be fctmd th* now time table of this centering st Grand Rapids, Jackson and popular Hoed with its principal Bran- Charlotte. For particulars our friends 3 O'naca, P M. are referred to our Trave1st* Guide ou Board convened, roll called. All pres­ tho third page, which wo behave is cor­ ent bat Mr Young*, supurviror from rect to date, exccjii P. R. R, which Hope. Mr Collins eppeirtag from ThrewRood the iavt limo card has failed to apple, and Mt Brigg* from Yankee read, u. although wo boiiovo train, did Spring*. Snerd pr eceded to beat***. The ebairmaa sunreueed Ac fonoe^ag s* the eommiites <>e opMliaatfoa : A C Town*, J fl Manrue. R K 8u»Ou.-uiTtox —At an adjourned mreltog of th* Kalamerou Presbytery, held ton, D W Smith, II A Goodyror, F W in tbo Pres’vytman church at Richland, Cell™, aad Georg* C Niebok on the CA task, Mr. I. N. Otto, of the township of Prairieville, in this county, a graduate of Ao Usfrmiiy in the Class uf 1M7, and also a rscenl graduate of tha Uniw Theological Seminary at New York, was erdataod to tho ministry. TkoBov. Mr. Swint, of Constantine, preached tho sermon, tbo Rev. Mr Mor gaa emd the obtaining prayer, and tho Rev. Milton &wdfoy. of Richloul, ds- HAVE ’EM FULLED’ DENTIST, Green sed P*rk street* and Broadway, at Kvseial meeting no Wolnernkj evening. Cvrrad. By AM. Bartow: That the Street ComaussioiMr be to­ rt reeled to m«ir th* bridge sern*. the Tbonmiqd* nvre, on Broadway, usder -■ _ v__ -Hahins litkiiu. AU.^uJT'hIt unionmarket/ WASHINGTON BLOCK. Warm mmla. 25 cts. Confectionery. *•»»<»»«.« Wrteetloa of <-«n«UMto �The Ryrdsuc^ B^ps^. befallen a German by th* name of Stan­ islaus Barthkoski living in th* firit ward, he having bc*a shot by Mr. Alanum White white basing an allurcatiou in Mr. W's garden near tho house. The MICHIGAN CENTRAL 1. R. Grand River Valley Unison MAY I**-#!. i -- -- ——<IW«. WVUWV. VUUnroted wiih ths history o> notable p*rson* aad event*, before and after Christ. It is grand in the extreme, and is laid cut bafor* th* eye in panoramic sptenAekley A Slade, Aavnta. Two exhibitions were giron yesterday, on* ia lb* afternoon and th* other in QOTOMUDGEH' Fur Clothing—25 per rent chnap-r thou the eveniag, on both of which occasion, at My ether houae in Hutiaga Empire there was a large attendance. There ha* been no *uch caravan in thi* citv BLfk. «>{f *----—.... l—_____ r.j Teachers I! toll st the Drug store of J. P. Rate *. * rv, a------- ,ur itewanl-of-Murit ■ just receiv*d,pretti- ci ar ia that ward has a very fine gxnitu of onion* etc, and also a very ate* little strawberry b*d. H* has also been very sorely troubled by hi* neigtilioe's him*, ao Lo reported to Mr. Jordan, white working with him on* day laat w*ok. Mr. J. told White tha! a good gun was a gvod remedy tor three oril* and ho thought be could get cm of a neighbor near by. Nothing was further thought of their aunvermtson of the gun how­ ever. until iu th* craning after Mr. White returned from down town of an errand, when be went to lay hi* brood down ou the tabla, ho discovered B short rifle lying there aad berido it lay four imrri over tho way if this was her chicken, j she shook her tit aud said something in Dutch which White could not Baderstand. A little white uftor Mr. Gogn came over and proposed to go down town ; started and got ** far as the old . rare and looking back diacoi sred two <t three children over the fear* iu the strawberries. Be asked Mr. Gage what be had better du, aad ho (Gage) uts R hWn“nlsIy*BW8T,'RcOB^J Michigan Central R. R. lith vary decidedly beneficial re- been ro*m ia thia port of tha evuntry. Tbo collection oecupioi un cnortuau* ■ Fcurma fra* everybody made exclu­ canvna. a* lanre ** half a down ordinary sively at homo by F. A. Fuller, and ciratu tout*, and is claimed to reproraut fully •MNi.UOU. A bin of interraung tturrwuted, for sale at Allen's basement porfonnano«s,in which numerous trained '“lite xSniU. t» i animal* are iutreducod, and a lecture on natural histiay, by Prof. Edingbam. add _ -.rl -i.' You can buy furniture of Fuller’s an agreeable interest to the exhibition." i took up « piece of lath and gave them make at Allen’*, that will out-wear and The caravan gore henoe to Nashville,, a fright. In a short L'tnc afterward* tho look better, and at a lower price, than to exhibit on Wednesday, 21st, an/ German who hod como botuo from tiio at any other store ia tho Stale. Chartetto, 22-1. Railroad went over to Mr. White's to sec why hi* chicken* wst* getting killed, cbiidred seated etc, when na altercation picture Gallery, af the old Post Office of Water Work* for our city and hav* onauod ia which a gun in their binds budding. First class pictures guaran­ ■ inggretio* to offer a plan which we went off—somehow—and th.' contents teed or money refunded. Call and see. i Slink might bo made to work. Fred. were lodged in tho shoulder o! tho Ger­ Fuller ha* splendid mineral spring. al | bi* cabinet manufactory iu thi* city, aad man wlio fell blmling to tbo ground. I Hi* test word* were, “ Out tarn him, ho ■ in fac’ tho whole ™k that run* hi* ' shoot me." “I guc«s I go dud." , machinery ii mad* tq> of spring*. Let' Many uf tho nrighbori were on tbo , hi* water wheel punrp pur* water into a I spot imtuodjatoly after th* :o[nrt. Witpipe and scud it iuto an artificial [mud I J. Cou & Sox barn a large quantity ' or reservoir in th* City Park, which is ' tuasos who san tbo affair do nut testify ! to its being a deliberate act. aad to it. of lath and shingle* tor solo cheap. nearly 50 feel higher than State street. | ■oom* to he entirely accidental if w* rely , O, ft* a sot of tooth at Joaos', Nash- ■ nd from that point tend tho water ail ; alone on tho statement* ia the ea*s so i over the cify. We might have thi* don*. OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. hili it?’ ISiFBB1 ion Dollars. Acklar ft Slade, Agviits. i *110 was within eight feet of South passed through on the Jackson.,, the gun went aS nr.d the ■ i r pull the trigger. Lanning aud Saginaw Railroad laal| weak, on a visit to Saginaw Valley, and the upper lake*. Heal 1 .. a ara*Ar «X«JrW iM.ys w nJ tn tnt. • Cum and dry. Ctmaw* are dry. . It i« awful daety. Oca Street* an sprinkled by " Lake Tu Boaton Grab Store hare gone in ana* should be diapenaod with, tor bow their new quartan in Union Block. They natural it ia ft* som* one to get hurt are out with bill* announcing a grand with a loaded weapon, in the Lauda of a ma! man, and somebody meet generally it mad in a fight ing by that interesting body, but they oonrimled tliey wouldn't •‘audit" so us “poor fellows" a ill have to 2 and 8 per Rxvutmouaxr W*x Widow.—Mr*. Mary Brown, of Rutland, in this eounty, wife of John Brown who was a private in tho IlevoJutiouery War. come* to Hosting* heroelf and receives her penriou. under the oct uf Feb. 3d, 1853, at tbo office of Swocsey A Wood. Guon-sra—W* have pretty |«mtivo Twa man White who turwed up luire- evidence that Mr. Potato Bug and fam­ ing a f. w days ago in Grand Itajii-l i re­ ily arc emigrating for a eu-ugonia! cbm-, posted to have been *c*n ia CWrago re­ where Limo aad Pari* Green haro not and Icxiked around and saw him apparenUy standing on the bottom nod reochhi* hand* up. Ho supposed hie comrado only iu fun and went ou a liitfo farther 722863 Our Stock contain* a Largo Lis* of Being so much alarmed and not know­ ing whst to do he rau down lo tho ( ridge nearly a litlf milo and croreed ovfer into his fttlbar's «haat-fiald aad | UBoosdfor bis father. Mr. Boudder' and waded oat tn hut could not discover where George wu. Then they made criot for further help. Mr Crossmen, living near Mr. Scudder’s, mounted n borae and rod* to Underoum's mill, I about a mite away, and procured a boot. Mr. IJndcnun. Marshall Smith and Mr ' Croasman rotted tip to Stony Puiai, aad Mr. J. Charubodain got in tho boat and । th*T uiade a cteso seurcli and found tho body a sliort distaeoe -from where ho first won', down, iu u nxlining position. watnr tilth hi* car and lifted tho boy 1 out by tho arm aad Mr. Chamberlain lieljrd to place him iu tho boot. Tbo body war convoyed to thi- house of Mr fin and to UJogmph to th* parent* in Ohio. The funeral wo* largely attend­ 'd at the house Of Mr. Scudder, Rev. D. M. Weaver preaching tho funsral ser­ mon. The remains were laid peaceful­ ly to real iu the Cemetery at Prairieville, Wo give three corroeted detail* fur th* benefit cf tho parent* and tho many Wool.—Our struatx bare prcaoutel a lively appcarua :• fur I ho [xut wock by immooa* load* at waul being leuught in by farmer* t' roughouf th" County, all of j which ha> Lwn sell a! jiricei 'varying from 42 V> Ci 1 “c pur lb. Tho latter figure coming in ou th* "exciting wool raeo" noticed elsewhere. Tho buyers HW« Self-Raking DRESS SILKS, ALPACA^, POPLINS, ^El.JBuA.FaSm.sxn MKO'W’WjRL And we will sell them ns cheaip as any house TAYLOR. nAWKTJVS’ and DAYTON riTTS, BMIJW: and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HULLEBS, and'the largest stock of AGBTCULTURAL MACHINERY From Nc^York to Chicago, We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. W© Sell the ^lorenoe Sewi ri£ Machine, TB£ BEST JJT THE 1TORLDI in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Please ijie k a Cal! aid see wkat a tis Pile Hi fur a little Knej. DETROIT ill do Job Work Cheaper than any other Ofllcc in the State Admission GO Cents, Children 25 Cents. HARDWARE VAN AMBURGH & CO’S GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE. Congress of Animated Nature! MUT STUDY OF WT11SM.-HISTMT1 New Goods! Y Barlow & Goodyear TUB GHEAT CKEATOE S IIANDnVOnK The Most Brilliant Show o< anv Ago or Country credit is due to the Isdie* in their tap- j py and suetie**ful efforts to pleoso the public on three pleasant occasions. We learn the proceeds ol th* evening amounted lo sotnrthing over 870. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Tit I'xsnvax.—The ladies of Ow M. < E. Church held a splendid Fo*tival st I Union Ball last Friday evening. We | BLACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. were there, and went ia with cur little “ton rents" and got th* worth cf it too. i We didn't haro ocr fortune told, al- . though wo noticed a gipsy camp where j wo presorts many did. Tho strawber­ ries, rream and cake were good, and all Tho Western Michigan l're*s As* >eia- hail a -good time. The laJri* return tivr. met fa ronvenLoa June Cth at their thanks to the people whose pat­ Psutwatar, Oceana Oounty.' Thn Asoo- ronage gave tliem funds to tbo amount ciutiou embraces all of th* tier of Coun­ ties ou tho Eaatern shore o/Lako Mich­ Pcsr Muxtkx.—A port mortem exigan aad oountie* adjoining. Ban. D. suunatiou uf the body of Stanislaus Itarthkoski, recaUol tho fart that tha l«all penetrated near the right almuldar, aad glanced round the sb>xiMer-bb3e. Tui. Tarir xLo xu* unrated fat rob­ bing Punona* ease la tfd> town, was Grund JbqiM. thi* (all when tha Fair io found to have a quantity at Am'e . . .... held then by th* Northern Michigan Bsta Vreox in hi* rnassiifon. When It i* « remarkable fort that th* little Mechanical and Agricultural So defy. bird that iufreta reriy iherry'a ba. not The Annual Meeting! rf Ur A**ociamode it* appreraao* thi* »***on. Why Wux. Th* UroH «ad B—J. the moat tiou are bcnwfter to be held between the valuable Weekly Odd Failuws Journal 15th of July and the ILth uf August. publiriwd Im* third to reach us for a few srreks pe*i ? Pleare send it along Broil or Harare. W* mire it a* much ** TxxHwireB^lRiagvn will gir. rtortainsnest rt Union Hall Goods are Cheaper than Lovy Jeep place each on* proce*d*d to swim. ' Lewis get ahead of Gsatg* quite a'piece It i* iatereetiag to look at these wool rately, hud the gun been alone iu the •tick*,'' with their keen jicresptiro ry*» hand* of cither of tho {aortic*. fur tak­ examining the C«ee* and making bid* ing their knock* aad bruise* into scrount । on the “top of the market” And then they must hav* had their temper* to a Rush sxt> Hxxi*.—Tho following froin an exchange put* tho caso *o truthfully rising pitch. Dr'*. Brown ^nd Upjohn barks for ths iniac, feci* so much (ho wn* at thia time imciediately scut for, j that wo gladly transfer it to our column* bettor fur hiving h»l sore: cf the wo 1 ■ and came, but tu no {articular gixid. I ley commodity to bring him in Jlw> where­ •35,00. 2.300 Black suite from t(0 to 885,00. the community—especially traveling from thn titao ue was first aluit, lulling 985 Black doeskin Paul* 83,50 to showmen -who appear to belaboring a wife and feur children to mourn !.i* i otj.hr tlw moutal hallucination confine•10,00. !m»ty ard tragic d eath. Whit* gave ' 1,000 ducen Cottun sueka front 6 to 50 plated in the article ; any nlhar Jay yut. still it hu bo-apourcent* a pair. : Dutt editor* are delighted to get any­ himself to the custody of officer Make­ , ing in brisk siaot tha market opened.' peace who cunveytd him t > jail. A cor- | Heaveot Rubber coats warranted S3. thing to “fill up" ill* f*ip*r1 Thein is ono tiling *ure, 11-sating* buyI Good Linen soata only 75 cent*. That they hare plenty uf liras to cur- : oicrs inquest w.i* licM, and the jury >• i-'1 «ws barn p*i 1 more fur woo! thi* season Ixugert stock of Boy* clothing in Uic than ut any other [Ja>o in tbo State. ~ littir this tn m czubange*. We keep strictly tu Oxa I’atcx. । Auufher fact. Tho wool Lai .Leva Star Clothing House 36 Canal !gcnmllyjmt up in better shape this' also of witnetsra, for the purpose of n»-' Grand Rapids. ' xnssn than ever before. A system curtaining the divert cnu«e cf thi* sen-| ’ wbsfli pay* well for tho farmer. ou* affray oummcaced oa Munday bo- < A few perrons can be aocnmniodated j tore th* Circuit Court Cummiasiunor, | with Board at a r*a*ou*Lle price, at th* Geo. C. Worth, at hi* office. J K. Van ' resident** of the sub»cril>er, on the ccr । (JciETXXir meeting service* al tho M. ' Vclaur, Pro*. Atl'yrYer th* jeepte, Jas. ner o! Broadway aad State street, near i E. Church, next Saturday and Sunday. A. Hwoerey, for defendant Tho can th* Court Hou** Non* but respects- , Regular Servian cocnmre at 10 1-2 ' w a* adjourned tn the Court Homo, TnraI o’clock Sunday morning. Rev. A. J. i day morning at ten u'elock. At the ble, sober i«rvoa» seed apply. | Eldred, preriding elder will be her*. hour of going to pro**, w* have not rt*cnr*iX**vicaT*. *. Bee. 1. ttareralt. Mre**e. <41*. *u____________ •g.X.CBLSIOjj MHHH areordingly they went dow* to a place ■ them out s*oma to b* nearly a* fellows known a> Stouy Pedal. They started ' It arems Mr. Atansou White who lives to go* aero**, aad whi-n they got to a J VHONERYj Giftuc From Mr. E. P. Kingsbury we learn turroebd particulars in regard to the drowning of Georg* Culluter io Long Lake Sunday morning, Jtm* 4th. We stated la*t week that there were parties on shore w ho witno***d th* truueactiun Such was mrt the ease. It ooettn to be as fellow* : i Lewi* Scudder, agod IQ, and Georg* GdUictsr, sg*d 15, cousius, thought they i would take a swim fa tho morning, aud T POPLINS, I’QNGEES, GRAY MIXTURES THE ONLY COMPLETE MENAGERIE ON THIS CONTINENT. JACONETS, SATIN luACEK. NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHiiCKS, NAINSOOK CHECK. BRILLIANTS, NAJSSOOK fJTHJPid), VICTORIA LAWN. HWIS8 MUSLIN, FRENCH FINISH CAMDEZO. BOOK MUBUN. SHIRT FRONTS, MARHAILLEB QUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS EDGINGS, INSERTIONS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES. Trimmings and Notions, all kinds �1. Bjr tea bard work. Fanners oftaa uudtatake more than they rea do wirfl, and ranwqucnUy work too early half price miliar than bo idle. Bo your own master, and do not let society or fashion iwaHnw up your imliviilualitv— hat. roat and boots. Do not oat up or wear out all that you corn. Compel yurt Selfish bolv to spare something fur !>roCts saved Be stingy to your own mietite, but mercifnl to'otban* ueoxiiin-. Help other., and ask not help for yourself Seo dial you nre proud. Let your pride be of tha right kind — Be tire proud to be lasy, too proud to give up without conquering every diffi­ culty; too proud to wear a oust you can­ not knop up with the expanses; too proud to lie, ar steal, or cheat; too proud to ba 2. By more .ystam. Farmers should have a time to begin aad stop labor.— They should pct more miud and machi­ nery into their work They .huuld the­ orise as well a, practice, and kt both go the following huge strawberry story. He says ho “has aaaa ecorea of mLes of a-untry a degree of Istitade north of Fort Triton, which was an abnuri con­ tinuum* growth of strawberries, grow­ ing fa many of the richer spacee, not on lioriaantal vinos, but on buabo*. ma­ ny of them three and four feet high, ou which cluster, of this delicious fruit at­ regularly and hariadly.and expose tham- tained a sfao rarely readied by aarida-1 ou* euluvaticn. Bo profuse wa* thi. na­ aalvM needhtasly to raid. 4- By adonu.Bg the homo. Books, tive production of strawberries ou what papers, picture,, music, and reading, iienUc-d tho Pi-mbfan mountain*, tliat should all be brought to bear upon the tho cart- nhrol-, cradling tho borrim a. in-dror family octertainmimte; and neat­ tliey revolved.'ware pertectly rel with ness and ramfort, order, shrubbon ,flow- tho wild vintage of tbe plains, and loft •re, ami fruits, should harmoniie all lang crimson trails, Mof blood, behind 3WN & CARTER, !2SO Main Street, KHOAD liJkVGS-DOCMK TSiCK. KOVTK NEW YORK BOSTON, ALDANV, MICHIGAN'S ! reisctrsi rwnra xx *qwt •’IW 1SSUXD. *XD TH* | nil. i:EaiOXSOFI*DfNyyLYA?rtA b-. plx< : '£Ttt FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER AND DECOHATIONS, J3f"22 to 27 iinJt* rut ihoxtcb torn. anIrslM re. dually lo Xjv Tert. gyUtlO miles without change afc.xichoa. rHHa.fd.'te'Usf IMb.iri.Trs.ajsilllfsf'. asslsesltci.r.te'd.J! <— Butvar Lcxvar.—We see it stated, that the Pullman Palace Cur Company now employs over 1,400 penon*. and largo kheqw are to be erected al Chicago “his year, whore 1,000 men will be con­ Haw re M»rt a Baunjiau-—A wri­ stantly employed in the construction of ter in tho Rural Now Yorker says a these care. Ou a single railroad - tho good base-ball may bo made by cutting an old boot or old gum (rubber) shoe inty strips and wrapping them tightly around each other until it ia about the rise of a walnut. Then wrap with y,>rn or any kind of string very tightly, until h is the stesyvu srant it; then sew the fooaa and to the bait Now lap tho ball down ou a piece of leather and gnthi-r up the sides and prosi them doer tn the ball, aad with a sharp knifo trim off the Cot* Bus.—Boil a quart uf cum un­ corners, being sure tu have them Ct nicely. Now sew np ail the sides ex­ til tha grains crack, put the grain, into cept one; tb«u slip ia tho ball, and sow ajug, and pour in two gallons of boil >ug water; do not use the water it was up with a double thread. Now put some oil on the ssam* and hammer boiled in. Add a quart ot molasses, a them smooth; fur ir yon are not careful handful of dried apples, and a largo tablo-apoonful uf gings.r. Il will bo rea­ in catching a ball «ith rough teams, it will sometimes take tho akin Irani tho dy for use in two orahree dayu If tho end* of the finger*. I oneo bdpngod to weather is cold • set it by tha fire. It a club tha! made thrir own baJU and mayjbo kept up i evcrel weeks with the they lasted a* long *■ the manufactured same corn, .wcetenmg the water before pouring it in the jug. A Ci-scvuo Rnn>v.—We, lea fall made mention of the fact Hint Gen. N­ F. Ixind, ot thi* city had been «uccu*aful tn keeping the Cttrcuho from hi* plum trees by spreading fresh horse ma­ nure tinder the tree as far os the brnnchea extend, to tho depth of four to rix inches. Tha theory i. that the ammo­ nia arising from the manure if offraaivo to the Cureulio. Suc«»aful plum cul­ ture ha* undoubtedly tallowed tho trial of thia course in sereenl instance, and it ia undoubtedly worthy of further trial. Gon. Lund doet not advise entire reli-' wn< isg >■*<•! oft si ,a« ». ■• UUllTSIXO EXHK&tS, lUrij.J taHJ —.--a -J u >'■ 1- U. .1 UeM JtoXr. Ml. b e»T.nl ,«UI te. MS TV. ■*—■ Ml. U hrf.W F“* >• 'V. fJI u Iin. M l*» ri*" ate te«r tt Ite 4 ifsMtare Alv hk U« _ ' te Lses.sa'lJursu- foys'r. 0. U banb, F—It. tte Mb -I./ M lk,MlH.|4H..I>4bS»wU»>iU>. CURTAIN GOODS rXKtl. SABIN & MASON’S. Ctnw^M.eiv.t tapi-ca farina in cohl milk ; add this to ouu and a half quar'a uf boiling milk in a tea-kettle boiler ; stir briskly till stiff; take off tbo fire, and add the egg*, su­ gar, salt, butter and thnor.to suit. Ul.lSD RJIPIDS f<£v fiad aJ.tuujs(ir *xfrao>cL'j Cm> alL d a/^c£uwii HltUW l/c/J kA Ckurtl ff-L &M4 “Thy man who raised a cabbage head bu done more good than al! the meta­ physicians in tha world," said s stamp orator at a meeting. “Then." said a wag, “your mother ought to hare had the premium," the sake of the ccnteet* cf the quill*.— They learn tho trick when shut up, where tltevhare nothing to do but mis­ chief. One first finds it oet accidental­ ly, aad the rest imitate, while the close quarters afford the victim no chance of escape- Preration *d core both consl_ —■ tz «___>__ 'Viwrdic/t'-i-CcL frwt*. Q£Jo Urh) OJU/ omuu voa-jIj oak liTiihd-. XUu&lA era by smearing the ti|M Uiaroughlyiwith i coal-tar, a little diluted with becuinc, and applied blood warm. Tho vice ba* been many time* attributed to improjier food, but there ia no dietary manage mont that will prevent it. i । Lead and Zinc Paints, Colors of all Shades, COUNTEREEITED. c I’ar.ru Pormcx.—Perhaps it i* not grmwally kn..wn how much pteasaatrr ' and more agreeable, as well a* moreef-’ ficaocus, is a poultice made of potatoes than one made of bread. It keeps boat laager, can ba reheated semi tim<», I and does not sect tho slothing. Peel, boil and mash tho potatoes; incloio in a muslin baa, and apply to the affected part. To bail them in hot water has a very soothing effort, and suhaaofs their virtue. A pcrultira made of boiled beans Bantis* on Frxxtrcxx.—Wet th* part with warm water; double a piece of brown paper fire or six tim.a, iual in tha warm water, aad lav it on the place; apply on that a warm, but not hut, Hatiron till the moisture is evaporated. If the bniiee be not gone, repeat the procaea. After two or three appheatmn* the dent or Utu:m> will bo raised to tho surface. If tho bruise bo small, merely sank it with warm water, and hold a red-hot iron near tha eurface, keeping tho surface continually wet -tho bruise will aoon disappear. 'Tie LLiirarj of Pk!ij ’.IIJ taate. e.,.-,- - ■ aid Sat, IK_A SELF PRESERVATION At th. Expense of Warl Averill Chemical Paint, ill DELL & CO. Michigan Newspapers, ft Ob; P ill A MAMxr gardener of Lake County. HL, aays that he has tha moat remarka­ ble ancones in the use of salt upon his tomato plants. He applies it at roriou* times during the wason, and in every case it* c&ct is markud in Um innrsaiid growth of t>cth plant and fru:L In same •MM ba lays tho root* of backward platan bare, *priakiaa them with a taHeapoonfu! of ordinary barrel salt, and 500 V0LU1LS IN ORE. AsfcutH ’V^ranteci 16 DAYS E. 1 H. ANTHONY A CO. much benefitted by asthnunnre applied in tbo early atagrowth. A valuable ramrawt irpoao is made by mixing boa --------- - rood ashes and jJaster. Keep jt Ary wntil uwd. A handful may U *•1 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. ■M4 ka Iu. •» ewlkt.iu e—< hue, rw.li. lk.rttr.1.^ mUxux >rrm»a I, tbs p.b- mu Dr" Wells' EM if Jinteta xnr vskwh or YtetaMtTt ‘PATENTS. ’UU!'t< HAT. *^THO«1*CO., Orrwiu NMrepstlua lieu!. fhutosrsphlo Xstert.l., NEW CARPET HOUSE OILCLOTHS. ' IC TABLETS MATTINGS, MATS, R. Also* ia Agent for Hastings aad vicinity, far tha sale of Fruit Tre« from the above Namfr. Harting* Mar. S. Tl. »m UPW0L8TKRKD GOODS, BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. . - ms of � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-22.pdf f932ca12961aacd73c2e1e30b8755ccd PDF Text Text = I—.—I. VOL. XVI. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1871. Afrs. Brewe —<• Where did you get this Tea? It ia the lest I bare drank in a long time.” , Jfrs. SetaA—- Why, at the Boston (hub Btc.ro, of courw—only six shillings per pound. They hare a tea for onlr four shillings." Boaglit it at Have you been to the rig- lately F Jfrs. B.—" Ko ; but think I’ll go I into ibo service, was Preeideut of Noe- GREBLE & RUSSELL, wich University, an imlependsui mili­ tary school Our company had boon anxious to follow him as a leader, but through tho importunities of our drunk­ en captain, at Vera Crux, we were at­ tached to Cui Alexander’s regiment, the third infantry, now foraung a part of 0«>. Smith's regular*. We had toon live months service in this brigade, had boos* the brant of two hard Conflicts, had camped, meseod and drifted togeth­ er, had bren fortunate in every fight, and had now no wish to change comrndos or cummaadc to. Our captain's conduct was not at all timns sa'isfoatory, because of bis intemperate habits, bat wh*n sober, he was kind, though a strict disdphaariau, and looked well to the comfort of hi* men ; and in battle a ti­ ger. Our axnnsdes. had many of them AGRICYITU’AL MACHINERY, &c. <fcc. IIOl.HHDOK, BUCKEYE and CLIPPER .tattaistjftgg1 to U ! • cents; Nlre DouUe W’ldth Alpacas, 27 1-1 cca-s ; Fast Cuter d Lawns, 1 shilling; Gkxxl Crsd, G rente; Good linen Handkerchiefs, C cento : all other Goods equally to*." Jfra B-" Thons there, Mr. Smith. Slrtrb. •Hbrt'ifrs' an<T "Reapers too ; rtXta 01 10 rente; Factory, G Johnston'i Self-Raking Ithaea Reaper, of artillery, my bayourt hod town tunu-d aside by a lijuw from* gunner's cutlass. Just then a lancer with the haft of hi* weapon nt least twelve feet tong, made a thrust at my breast now fully oxpov-iMy comrade saw the blow aimed at my After tho disaster to tho Mexican fur- , life, rushed forward, grasped ths touco c»» at c»nu Gunlo. the united energies 1 about midway tho handle, wrenched It of tho whole MAtton were pul forth to fortify and defend tho approaches to' write it, turned and buried th. barbed their capital. On tho main road to the stwl to th* haft in the broart of it* own­ south and cart worn erectc-d numerou* er. But for his timely inteythrence the batteries They wore fringed with writer would not hare survived to to- Combined SulJtey Rake, and Broadcast Plaster and Qrain Sower. ready to go to-morrow." ■Mrs. 8.—•• Be Miro to gu early, or you can liardly get waited on ; yuu never saw rn? v n-onriQ i JL^fJLw siL HASTIMS WftlDILTJRll MS JACKSON WAGONS »iU. » M. BKNJ AMDi. Proirtete*. se • LOWER THMRrER. Ladies' Misses and Children’s Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES brick store of HA-WTIIVOH. C. H. HICKS ! CARRIAGES Painting and Trimming, pay Cash pny Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash BOOTS AND SHOES! Dr. AIKIN, Wilber Eureka Mower, the draft and cot theming politicians might think or say. Mr. Tanswrtn, from first to last, was strong with the people We believe that the same fiset hold* true to-day of Gee. Grant, aad that ho will be re-nominated and rv-clectsd to the Preeideacy brcauw b. is the Paons1! CixarasTL He may not bare sat­ isfied an the jmlitioans—a task which Republican party will need to du no hunting. The tnsn for the hour io al­ ready furaiahad to its hand. Though. sre expect to sunnort whatever candi, date tho utfonal Republican coarentam may select, wr take this early opportxnity of erprwsiaf as epterie; and it ia, that ULiasss K Gairg is the man whom the rar y^ab af the party will demand, veyed the ground and th. phasra of the of pasribto ground. 1 had rrad ol faaee of the capital. Major Dimmick's artillery, with Tay­ raateet- Then turning south aad west­ 1 ir-Jdirrs throwing th-’mselre* into the1 ! 'deadly breach,'' but thia “breach" lor’s light battery wore soon in poritiou ward h. made hl* way to the jiosihrxu better dear the track aad prepare for seemed a sorj and quick |ias.a-e to the1 and brought to bear upon their adrancthtorewuh. . । ing column*. The infantry and rifle It should be remembered that in IMS About an boor before night-fall our I regimsnt deployed into lines aad pre­ brigade ad ranred to the north until our the Republican party sought General pared to m-ot the attack. Arrayed in right touched Co! Riley's left Fierce Grant, aad not he it; and that, in ac­ cepting its nominatlun, and then the > line of battle wo advaw*d- upoq the 1‘reaidoacy, he rehnnuiahed om'of the . cnsmy, the artillery by it* loud and highest positions in th. gift of the Amer. rapid dischargre ?.iook th* neighboring i mountains with its incessant peak. Goa uf Werth's artiltery directed upan the - Qtdtman's division halted, turned bock work* of San Antonio. Quitman's dii and funned iu order of lurttlo with rieioa was approMhiag over th- rough Chalco. Wo Had os yet awn little otI their right wing lapping upon our toft pedrsgul to engage the enneay's atten­ the ourmy in this vicinity, savo now and| Tbo cannon made sumo havoc in the tion io front. Gun. Smith being the se­ then n flitting guerrilla ns ho dartedI enemy's ranks, and they donned it bort nior officer took commaad of tho brig­ i to avoid the raugo of cur rifles- Wo ade* of Ritoy, Pierce aad (kdwalader, uu the 12th ami 13<h revealed nothingr drove tlum back two mile*, and thru numbering ta all a Kttl* orer 3.000 men but iiupaisible swamps, impregnable. turned and continued upon our march­ Jost then a force of 12 or 15,000 of th* Wc followed the wrotchwl rood pur­ enemy wilh six pircw* of artillery cambatteries upon tho hard lands, and tonglines of Mexican troops prepared to de­- sued by Worth'* division, clambering mandod by Santa Anu ia pe**m *pfend tho posse*. Three points of ai-- over rocks and cliff*, and groping our |M-ared U[>on the higher ground* to tho . way through gullies of mud and water. west advancing to-attaetr n*. Gcneril We were two days in making the jour- Smith made amagemaat* quickly to » uey to tho Acapulco road. Some ekir­ i mistong (Artie* of tho enemy annoyed 3 the head of our columns as they round­ - ed Un southern shore of laks Hochioud wn* to go forward by the national1 miloo. Tho road* ia some places wore The night dosed in dark, towering road on which we then were, the diffi- badly cut up and filled with rocks ud unfavorable. Towards midnight, cultae of which I hare just named. thrown down from the neighboring the wind blew in temposto, and the rein The last wu Io pass eastward and south poured in torrsmt*. Wo were without At the south cod of this lake we teat t ar any means <rf abettor. Wo had Acapulco road. This rood, mration of! come again in right of the sjires of tho no fin s and had been without sating which was accidentally omitted ia a fur-' capital. mreaaeaaV supply U crackers stare urt-r ortwln, run from the city southward At Santa Crux and La Novia we had msut reTvnus*, and aa himsat maintealong the west shore of Huchi anlro.byt h. ! brief conflicts with the Maxican picket^ of th* pubiie frith-, tmd th*e* the wet ground and tried to sleep, some naato 1 hare brea kept to th* von- JtaSaa-Antoniocauseway and terminated' but they were easily ilrivsn ia by th* sought the shatter of trees, while other* pfodge* ; tar, Mare than two haadred auUtM* al Acapstko on the Pseifie coast. To I| fire uf our riflre. On the afternoon of rocHaad sgalaat the rocks and Katmmd to (of the national debt paid within th* reach this rosul was a j;urn*^ of SO tho l"th wo reached tear Augustine oa the wild roartag of the winds and th* last Mroyagni aeedswtfouof ourjmr| mites south and weetsrard from Ayotte the Acapuku road 0 mile eouite of the pitteriag of the rein. Il was a gloomy over marshes, bilto, mountains. s[mrs, city. The enemy’s pickets hero fired up­ night, and we wore in a perilous situ- • on us as ws entered the town. Two and ton, with an active enemy against or, pursued by Oortes on hie second visit to a half asOta north of thia was Sea Anto­ we might soon h»T* bet® nil stain or Mexico. In flee reoonnoiiwancrt auroral nio. Hero was a large force to dispute captured. We bad, it is true, surroundCorcu conflicts were had with advanced our advance, and also there were beery *d Vatoania's entremehsd eacojt butthat jmrtioe uf <he enemy, rosnltin- saeh fortificatjoa* commanding the causeway, eamp was fortdfod and defended by" IS,time in the trnunp1. of oar arms. Cut and tho marohe i Io the east as far aa 000 men aad M pieosa of heavy artiOeIhineaa examined tho evuthora route un lake Hoehimilro On the west eaa a tho 14tl; and pronounced it pructicabte. field of volcanic rocks that could not be On tho 11th the army was put ia mo­ truvwreed ly asvalre or artillery. It O£*:Mo.U CvtalBU Grand Rsnidr. lten with face* southward, Ilaraey'. was called a pedriga] and extended (r»r*» Strts* retik rtMwert-s MMrtte-b iomI r. ■isirt. *_i wrMMt.1 >» rari.( *11 rttarartSi. brigade of cavalry was ia tho aJ rance. westward 4 or 6 miles to the Sau Angel To Harney suceoedcJ Worth's dlvWou, road. This road leave* the Sea Anto­ followed by Pillow and Quitman. On nio road three mile* north of Baa Ank> tho 16th our division with Twiggi al its nk> at a village called Churubusco, and heed took up uur Unb and started upon extends along the river of that name our weary march to tho Acapulco road. sou thweal by way of Cuyoacan to Mag­ Tour Just then Col. Hansom's regiment, the dalena 14 mi'es from Mexico. 9th Now England. in the brigade of mite* west of Churubusco was th* fortlIran. Fierce filed past us, and I recog­ fcd LH1 of Contrene shore a bend uf nised many a familiar fare in the battal­ the Son Ang.1 road and wart of it. Gen. Worth advanced to withia half ion of Green Mountain buy*, tho boars a asile of the enemy's wteks aiSuAntonte and srcrt (tepts: M-un a«l Tbocn> «- ____ n- —. . Russell &L Nevins. J. L. & DAN. REED’S Mnted to the people ia the n.x; Preridtaiual campaign Mr. Lincoln had not succeeded in pl.aaing all his political friends; soma of them were* weakkneed and doubtful u to th. fature-. others had probably been disappointed fat thrtr bwwM of OoM.ro~M.tn.tX~-— not a tew of them wanted a scapegoat on whteh to toy the delays, mistakes, and failurtwof the war; aamo were ftigbtoMd by Democratic vituperation and clamor; fiiMest, otbtaa Pl nos kt a new man in th* flekl, if tnxna&l. would afford there a better opportunity togaia their own pohtieal ends; ami. peasiMr, hero aad then- one aright bar. a aoerct a-piretwn for the benon of the tWX-t.- rr---A____ «_____ _____ as the pronw man to be hi* own succror. Tho doobters had ell disappear­ ed ; political oampeignen were ritoared; all other name* were remplrtdy di*, tanced ; and, when tho nomination was the pcdrogal to tho vest and north until announced to th* public, the Republi­ pre** throughout the couatry ac­ he was ia the Ban Angel road north and can - - - - - - __->v. __ ■-------_ in rear of Valencia’s camp. Our brig­ ade with Gen. Smith at its bead groped •our way over the rooks and through tho ravines until wo were directly coat of the cstsaay ami about half a nale dis­ tant, now barely sheltered frocn the en-r foto the story of that war A soldier'* life ia made np of numerous iutanre* for many mita* to the foot of tho wvat- of jinrsoaal daring and exposure for tl.e diristou took ]»>« directly west of Cbnlife ot others, that greatly endear him trera*. At three o’efoek our batteries on three side* opened upon the hill of Our division eras now in the rear of Contreraa. The enemy** skirmishers At El I'miou, a hill 300 fo«t high, , our army. Wr advanced about a mile sbowsd thcra*elvcs frequently through just south of tho tutiunnl road by which ; south of tho notional road, when wo tlio chapfieral sad the sliarp roll of wo were advancing, seven miles this saw Gen. Valencia’s division advancing musketry mingled in the din of 50 pinrids of tho tity, were plateau of diSsr- | to cut us off from the main body. They ent olevatiou borden-d with frowning had advanced along the crore road upon comrade* went down before tho deadly fortifientau. Thorn and in tho vicinity the caueway from Mexieajriitgu on the cscopelaa of the Mexican infantry, but were twenty batteries munntiag over west, to tho hard ground on our right. vo gave thorn back blow for blow filling fifty heavy gum and fifioep Infantry Their lince wore a mile lu extent, and the air with falling limb* and loaves aad brcastwcrksi Tho hill we* surrvandnd proereted a fine appearance. The tou­ covering tho ground with their dead and by a deep ditxh and filled with water. rers wore ehurt yellow cteaka, with । In th* neighborhood at M*xieakingo while caps and jackets; thr infantry at the north and of take n<xhimiko, white and blue uniforms very lieautifal aid of Ctol. Hfley. A deafening shout five miles' to the southwret of El Pcnon, in thu distance- Above their broad from our line* iqx«u the left rent the air brimmed bats were forests of glittering ani looking throegh the rising actoke of ground between tbaeu two poutxm* strel and banners with every device that the battle, I saw tho stalwart form of were im[m*riblo except on tho cau*e- gave them "k focmidahlo appearance way*. At abort intervals along tboso They numbered not much to*» than Wl, elevated roads, scarcely wide enough and came on in good order with a sound far three wagons to stand abreast, were of trumpets and bugles that made tho stimo banrairo with buttoned fronts bills echo to tho loud din, as if that beyond the range of th. enemy's sharp commanding every approach and every was to be the death struggle for the de- shooter*, but be iiedined, end coolly sur­ Shoes and Gaiters. nn. & Hall Threshing Machines, Clover Hullers and Grain Drills, and Gale's Patent Sulky JI akc. battle at Uaaoa I tougsd for the opjsrrtunity to render him sotni- return fur 1 th* saorifio’ he tliou made in my toihulf. 1 In a hand to hand contest over a pi<^» mode a soraful examteatioa of the <H1Iterest epproockea to tho cityThe read westward to tho Son Aagri rood, was mode poesable foe artillery by lien. 0. W. Smith's company of sup­ pers and miners on the morning of the 19th. Gen. Twiggs with our division advanced about noon till veg- near th. Ban Angsl rood Our route was hilly and lay through field, of rent, over scattered rocks, barren wastes, ditches filled with water and bentored with rnagney and prickly poor. Offleers and men made their way on foot lift within one util, of the enemy's position on ths hill of Control o«. Copt McLellan with tho engmoon l«nng k,nt forward tn reconnoitre wus fired upon by pickets of tho enemy. Major Turing', sharp shooter, ware brought ap and soon cleared th* read. Magruder, after rem. difficulty, placed hi* guns in battery half * mite from tho enemy’s work* and I«n£ CaUeudrr got three ptoeeoin position about the saim. distance to the wort of thr hill where Valencia with th* flower of the Mexican army now toy entrenched Cbl Btley winjjtto brigade wound his way over �wifahta. 'b^T’^ti. i fied by the tornote of the Umted States, and will doBbdrae l» rmrov-d by Great Britain, is largely duel tn the oral­ rent wisdom, Um .*.>1 andi thoughtful moderation, the pacific tenXr, aud st lbs rame train tbe unfifachmg finanrea with which Provident Granbhaa «o man­ aged the queotfon a* to l«a^ to tlii* hap­ py remit It has added anMber to h» mil»-<- TSirao line* opsm up direct cammunicutian with Chicago at once to the peach region of Sl Joraph, tins lumber region* of tba north, and sun» of the mrat thriving racttoite ef tbe Brow lying the American people will nut be idow to away from th s main Mae Wh»u tho appreciate and honor. jmrjocted river tunnel at Dotrart » CaJu resjMsc: to Santo Dsufago the i»k"d, it will add anotfor to the many President moved cauttoady fa tbo first •ad imjwrfant adrantogrs offer .1 by fastance, and afterward, «pU the evidraco of fads suhraittes! to him, came to a oouofasion which wn bdhevo to bo The electric telegraph Us almo.1 en­ right, and winch, us wo bare nu doubt, tho people will heartily endoroe. circled the globe The succ-nsful lay­ The j»a*t hr-s bran safe in tho haul* ing of the submarine cable from Sing­ of Ulyaae* S. Graut-.nd that, too. apore to Hong Kong has place! Eng­ whorwer ho luu brau tried ; and wo be­ lies <> the future will he. His srxpori- land ant Chins in direct telegraphic eorumunieation. But one gap remains' very materially to Lis qualifications for to ba flUed to camnletely begirt the earth a secund tanu. Ho ia the most avail­ with lha magn.be wire. ThcvPocific able candilato fur the Republican party, ocean ia yri to bo spanasd, and is the because he is tho strong.,it man with only break in tbe hn. that will doubtleraeoon encompass tho entire globe, tbe people, If the party cannot re­ t. *..... - ■ f—l.___ elect lum, there is no other n-an. in uur judginout, wboin it can elect. Needing . him in 1MH, it sought him; and it now needs luniks really a* it did then. He lying critiism* of the Democratic press on- themtdvoe a confession of his strength. Tbcw are simply attacks upon one whom it will politically pay to kilL Itopublicnni could in no better -way pirns. Demoerabi than to substitute' km other name, and thu* put out of the canvass tho hanicst man fur them For these reaeoas we believe the nut national Republican convention will name Uitsww & Gbsst as tbe Pwn*'» CUaouunt—the man whom, os a matter of party policy, na a just tribute to Ids visili, and not less an uxpreMku of tbo popular feeling, it will bo wise tn select m the rtaudard boaror in the iciDccdrag stroola with tho Democratic (party­ While not asking for him or bis Ad^a*iatxation any exemption from just criti- pattern of the R-publiraa proas which atvieo itself “independent," yet seem* morn anxu.u* to find fault with tho Re­ publican than tlio Dotnixoalic party, to •top firing into ita own rank*, jfad to turn ita guns upon the common euemy. Wo claim no authority to speak for any I»rty, and demand no •ubmuaudt to our counsel* ; yet, believing General Grant to be the man for lb<> comiug contort, and further believing that thia will bo increasingly the rar.** of tho Republican luirty, wo aloo bvlietv that the claims of all other candidalea, if tbero bo any, had better bo poMpocrd to another day. Tho party want* it* tarongvat man, aud that man » Caraau S. Gxisr-ond U triH faff kui. — hJrr-ubal. earth It must be a proud moment to Frot Morse, tbe vonurab|e discoverer of magnetic telegraph, whose statue in Ceu'ral Park was unveilod by appropri­ ate cwmotura cn tbe 10th inst. to have lived to see his invention aud discovery attain the importance naw given to the •hew* May he line to see the wire* ' joined around the woaM. then may ho well ray, "Lord, lettrat thou thy servant deport in peace," and, wa might add with unasjualfod honors ThoJblfowing lUpcteh was seat by Prof. Noroe to the opmUira of the Um-1 of agony. As death approached, lih feceaurean ashy palenmi. Hi. last word* wore a request fur iro and tnedi' cine to allay hi* paiu In hi* Iwt mo­ toe Miring* Central and Groat West i men's there were «igu» about the fact era Railways, .ay*: ! that indicated great phyrical *utfarin» “We have taken tains to inform our•dvre in regard to the protect status of ■ At IS tuir.utea before 10 in the monvng. the comjanirv in regard to tho working , arrangvimoat, end are able to atats, nu- i thoritarivriy, that they have made and consummated an agreement (for too term || old. the only living child, with whom ho of 20 years) for the pooling of their j cantings on through businem, tonsmak-1 had a touchiag iaterviow on his arrival, tog ths two roods practically ono line. * boy. John M. Sprigg, of Dsyton, a While lb* arrangvrnsnt, in form, regrmls i nephow ut Id* wife, J. I* Vallandigham, only the through budnosa of the rood. . a detent lelativo from Hamilton, Lieu­ tenant Gereraor McBuruey, Bon. Pitt­ man, of Cinsiunad, David Alton, oflx-bauon, and a few other*. Tlio remains left Lebanon for Daytin at two o'clock p. m., in charge uf Judge "It is Ulievvd that wito the Air Un* of Groat Western completed from Glen­ Haynoa, Mr. V.'a law partner, and Judge coe to Buffafo (for tho Fourth Division McKcnny, of Dayton. A *ad feature of too o*ao was tho ab­ of which—Canfield to Fort Eric—tho company invite ts-nd-’r* in our columns sence of Mra. V., who had gone ' tho this week), and furnishing os (hurt und ram* creaing to Cumberland, called rosy a route a* is possible through Cana­ da; and with the Michigan Central Air thenee by th* d»ath :of her brother, Lino with ita raay grade*,—thaw road* Jmlgo McMalxn. Sho was tetogra|.hod will constitute both as short and aa easy and reacbod Dayton the next morning a Uno beiwran Chicago and Buffalo, m well a* to the Bridge a* <*n I'oraibly bo Tho sad event cast a gvncr.il glooai built Tbo Dotruit River Tuuuel, to be over Lel>anoa. Mr. Vullaudigbaiu dur­ puehal to completion at tba rariioat dav ^-bto. will smooth tlio Inst rough: ing the trial had made numerous ft lends place ou the whole line; afteCwliich all and tad Ly hi* dsportmoat beaten down ____ tn___,s_____ l L_,__ - rn.:—— uiiny pnijudires. A'l wore linking for­ ward to lii* •[wvcll >a defeneo uf MeGohnn, wl-.ish would have burn delivered lo-dsy. Mr. V. douhtlera hail made un­ usual pnparatio'is. ’• Ho intauL'd tho _As luwa paper atatea that 20 year* effort to bo his great criminal one al tho ago Jamra Me Whorton and his wife Re­ bar. He api*ar*d to litrj luoruugklj becca were living happily together in wwktd up tlio cos', n* entered into it Salem, in thnt State. When gold was with cluraetoriitic onnrgy au.l ouihuti- New Advertisements. NOTIOE. Uattle Creek ia to tot lighted with gu. Ct* ■per’* mt on a “strike" nt Saginaw. Picture Frar JI SPECMLTY. The sfak-bolu on the Air Lina U Sited will sbarUey be removed to I'ari*. Tbo Orleans Prinres hav* thair scats as Deputies. An arerage of 24.000 persons arrive of w« will <ell •< pri<«* UW Oefy compcUfc,*^" BLANKS, ll.AVSr sing yesterday. It will last four day*. Tho Italian capital will be rem,mid to Fix kunlr.*! cud fifty Tufodfans k- Romo on July 1. ceally vfaiied Detroit. • The railway is crowded with Germans Iona Co., Fair, 8.pt, 27, 28 and 29. returning homo laden with plunder. Ann Arbor Co., Fair. UoL, 4, fi aad 0. Tho Italian PtrltemMit luu ratified Magnifiertit display uf fireworks fa tho Treaty of Commerce with the United Detroit, July 4th. SCHOOL Burglar*, on Friday night of lost wo«k, triol tu outer De Lamatcr’* jewelxy stere, fa Charlotte- Hiey would probably have •• ent-red into rod" if lh<-y Und intern 1. They didn't water. Gotl'ivb tfouth,<if Greenfield, partridge not of ono old bird * yoLng-oncv.. The now gain* 1l doxn an him to the tune of IJ0. do rc again Gsttlrib. I3NF33L just received, which will be sold At lhe lowest cvh price. Secretary Sew iris Tonr An EgyptScan,May M.—The Maamship Deccan | arrived here on the Wh inrf., bringing ' Socrutary Reward and poity. He went i immediately by special train to Cairo, wbero Iso waa welcomed by Consul-Gen- , oral Butler, and by His Excellency, Bette Bey on the pett of tho Khrdivo. A splendid txlaco waa placed at bis dispo­ sal, and on tho day following his arrival ho wa« presented at the palacw of Ghaaeh, near the Pyramids, to the Khedive, wh> aecosuiianied by his Foreign Minister, Nuba Facha, rot-.tru.-d tho visit tho ume afternoon. When Mr. Howard viuted tho lyramida, tho Khedive's Kioik, situated at the base of the Orsat I Pyramid, was thrown open, and a mag- ; nificent lunch waa pro[*red for the visiiora As Mr. Seward intomla to visit the ruins of Thebes, tho Khodiro has plarod ilia own railway carriage st his diapotsl to convoy him to Rhoda, whence one of tho viceregal yncUta will early him to tho ruins of tho audynt riiyHo will proceed from Egypt to Palestine, and thi-nre to Constantinople. Official oidors hare been issued ia Etfypt aad Turkey to treat liim everywhere aa a rity of llxstiup, Tburvday ivraiug, Jud 15th. Council called toordtr. by hi Honor, tbe Mayor. Praarot—M«y>r PIM0M ffl miB, aud in fact everything kept in a first-class STATIONERY STORK Please call and examine stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. J. IIOHERTH & CO. .TEW *dvebt«si:metts. Dauchey 4 Cos. Column. e O’CLOCK $10 MADE FROM 50 Sts. laid HwW llayr, Kcufidd, Willhtu* and Woolly. Hssdfug i.l the uiiaulc* of tbe last meeting emit led. An oniioan.o relative to Itilcbiug kiw-oountrynicu but rarely. Still more [ I ruiely ia this Republic are monuments j I of any «urt nut up in honor of living I turn ; ah i it is not pcradMc to recall just | now any living cias-n ot th-.* cvuntiy । more dowrving uf a U*ti(jg memorial— the froa-wiU oflbriag of num uf all I shades of opinina—than the illttstiious ': Nori'.icra Copperhuads. Ho wai bj'.J inventor of the electric telegraph. The ’ inauguralion of the Ifnrvi statue in. ami uarrecnel in his di-ciaratluni, and Now York City was an crvnt which was was trial by court martial in Ohio in aa noble s* it, was uni-pio. While the 1803 for ■.-ndraroiiug to weaken the m-osoivn broazu stand* to commemorate powar of tho Govarnmcnt in iu efforts tho eervico which the gitiwt inventor to suppnsr an ulav.'ul roboP'.ja. Ila I I r SMim* likely that a few khijdoad* wn* toiitouce.l to La impri*>ae i in Fort I ot tLo Communists, who did their bust Wurrjx Ikutau hcr'jur, daring the war. to daotrey Paris whoa they found Uiey vould not guvotu France, will be per­ mitted to enfoy for a limo t!ie lexurie* of p«Ml life fa lhe South &a* The Island gcaOQL ■ then cvtuidtrid and adopted by the following rote: .1ft*—Aide. Barlow, Eaatuan. 11 iBO, Kenficld, William* auj Wooley. Aky.-Ald. Haya J In Jackson, on tlx- motoingof th» the 15th the mixed train on tho An ordinanev, rvlalne telixmiew, was Fort Wayne, Jarkma A Saginaw road, dram Ly tlio engine Auburn, collided with a through •tuck and freight train on tho Michigan Air line, tho latter ia-ing drawn l«y two engines. The for­ ward part of urn Auburn was thrown from tho track and badly broken np. TEEA-KECTAR ■a a rm BLACK TEA piutCK HOOKSAsncgCBca --------jgxvixoru i so rsrxt. J5ITIAI. ASt> Mtnr rargg, \ AU. AXD CL-BTAU F*rx». | J»A1. AXt>C*r FAfXf., No lives wore lo»t, and nobody « a* in । the lead injure.!, th*, engineer* and 6n»men jumping from their engines ju»t ia time tn >ar» tlH-meedvra Tho daniagm are e.iiraiited at |lfi,0JO. ■ report* twenty thouMm-I insurgent* as j likely to be aontonoed, lie* sumo raven । hundred mito* nirthoaat of Australia, ou> waia ciafi-mx! bcnolit* un tlmir re­ , and ia tho Van Dieman's Land of Franc.-. spective industries. Those aMLciauuna It came fate French prsswswon fa 1851, nr« also csdcuhted to promote harmony and is tributary to the tamo government ihatod G. n. McCtallui for the Pmitlvn HASTJRCS, MICH..- June M. 1871. which ooatrol* Otabeito aud tbo Mar­ er, un i in he boro jirotulaont part quesas Istoa. How long tho insurgent convict* m*y be kept in their new homo, ia the noaunatiua of Mr. Sejmoar. His win depend very much, of eomeo, upon recent exploit* in tho “now departure” It is something to tba credit of Cali­ how long Use Thiora r>yf*w ecdurea in Franco, and what tort of governnarat fornia that the pro.s of the Htite. u ro-l are well known, as well aa lea departure Trade and Comtnetee uf Chicago,” pub­ succeed* iL This disposition of tbo nu[Sec ordinances in another edamn.) pertt*!, denounce tho verdict of the cur-b , .. , . , , lished in the Chicago TriJanc, we dip render* is much better than tho iadis■ • . rv_ ,i t I puuticsu (trifo does not abound. Cai*. B. Ween, Recorder. rauu* un-. -m xr v> i , . , the foUowing notice of the Michigan criminate shooting that foBowod the oner* jury—'•Death ,from .. ™. The N. Y. Tnluat nays h.i a tho only Regular tar. ting uf the Common Coun­ cre. Run. 1'*. collapse of the Commanc. and the unCeatvaL and its Baueaa foe the year cil beU at die C.Mneil Rooms, on Mon­ fortunstoa who are sent thi-rn now may man stonol to death by white oarages than one hundred thousand majoritv in lino, which w« .Innbt not will be of Sw.x'i.l. brand; aprorty confidently on being retooacd day evening. Jure I9lli. 1871. Couoci] ~ ” a hotly e mtede-l eanrats for Governor ranch interest to many of oar nraden.— brought homo aa a crowning act of' called to order by Li* Hotter, tbe Mayor. Ho probably owed this amineare to toe The Officerj of the Road for tlife currant clemency oa tho part of tho mv King fact that bo mil* muro honest than po­ Present—Mayer. Recorder, Aid*. Berlov, year, tho I’raaidont, Bon. JamesF. Joy, or Emperor, who ia raoro than likelv to etical n«t>irant* will aroragu. Ila never Eavimsn, Ham*, Hay*. Ksafteld, Wil­ thought of being ought but a Domocrai of Detroit, General Superintendent, H. be fastaltod ia Tastorira within tho Bext liams and Wooley. in politic*; am! Dctnocracy. in his coaE. Sargent. E*q, of Chicago, Asristant Minutes off**! two mrelirjs read and erpttoa, meant devotion to too perpetu­ Gecora! Superintendent, Charlea fl ity of Slavery. I User, when tho *lnraapproved. Fresidant Grant being ■'interviewed" Tl>e Italian Government has finally 100,000 wild pigeons Hurd, Esq., of Detroit, Assistant Super­ Petition of John S. Van Brunt, E. 11. at Long Bruch cm Hatonlay last, by a given notice that the day is fixed for holdem dissolved (|>ro tom.) too Uniqu, intendent G. B. V. Division, C. B. Boah, Id* sympathies wont with them, and he Auy body can get ico on the Kenne­ Mallory, Wm. Jvtre. II. B. Warner, I). Now York reporter, stated sumo facts in tlio cwtablwhmrat of the naticnal caps- w.-u not too man to deny or ouucia! bec Surer, Me., for 25 cent* a ton. Eeq-, of Grand. Rapids, General West­ It. Cook and other* asking Council to relation to thu treaty of Washington tai ut Rom.'. On the first of July tho 1 them. He tba* carried toe reputation ern Pmtmgvr Agent, 11 C. Wcntwortli, A new aioiety of । lantote ia farming in grade and boild walks from Broadway to Eternal City will Is* the pufiii.nl capital of Disun ion ist, which, in life own con- Havana to bring Clifnoee to that city. of Chicago, Treasurer, least Uronnare, Fair GruunJ*, wa* rucvirml nod read and He is repot ted to have stated thu: every of anited Italy- Tho annotrtirement | ccption, he never was, tbcugh what he ! raul and did jastifioil the imputation. article of tho treaty, as it vu agreed ccUMw rather late, but the coming event Ho Laird tbo war for tlio Union, be­ population of that eity never raw grain upon by tiie Cummissiusi, waa submitted is one which will fitly mark a* impor­ cause he frre*aw that its inroeei iatant era in lhe hutorv of Italy. io the British Cabmet aad by them ap­ volvod Um downfall of slavery. Hi* A turtle weighing 350 pound* is on ox'• New Departure" i* regarded by many lubi-ioa at Aguvta, Ga. proved. Tho Queen of England, says as inconsistent with all liis post career"; General Grant, pledged her signature A boat requiring fifty osr* L> Io ran but that is their fault. tx> long as baftewhand. Tbe acroptanoo of the age at nearly fifteen per cent, or a mil­ slavery lived, hr fought for it with a on the Delaware tin s j-ntner. Wafer sell* at th<- rate of two csmti lion and oue-tbird uf acre*, leaving toe hirers devotion ; but, viuro it U dead ]«r pint in sdme el tbo Colorado towns. | rep ted rad ('ualwiltee JiraKargM present aereaga from raven and a half Ry AW. II am*—Tint all walk. «n to eight millunm Th-crop canm.t ox­ •eemod to him absard that hi* party Mra. F. IV. lander i* filling a brill­ •Lould pcraiftnatly, fruillowly aacrifice cred three aad a half million*. iant and ]<ndlbd>lo engagesmut in Kan north rate nf Blate street, bet wee* Cbnreli itself to the manoa of the departed. atrvct and Broadway. be fault 12 frat What to little mind* wotni faconasatencr Fnmrisco. Death of C.L. TaUandigbam. v.-M (imply common ranite-that appreci­ Fuar G-’tinan Ihruice*. metub<-r» u! ation of and conformity to tbo as'.ual toxon-ign liou-c, arem.ini.’d to actrow w Th* author of '-The New Depart­ sfriau which diflrrena-a practical men Ixmdouon say that ouo-t!drj of the ure" is no more, he accidentally «W tram bfookhccul*, wbu era often called immolation of that titf never *aw a g.ainhhnanlf on Friday evening last, fracs tho *• men of one idea," borauso they nsrror have oven thnt number. And now a alary raa« to ua that effects of wltioh he died Saiunlay mnrnMr. Valfandighsia was n fioeni, plansMrs. Fair iuu bora interviewed by a faibie, cr.crg.rtir, indufatignula politician, always un axcnlLmt terras with himaaU. portcr and that *be malm Moe airango Hi* death rasiko* n raid in to* rank* of , gumeat ia th., dsfouso of MrGohan on of Cob Fair, Ur Uto husband He was, trial for munler, and it waa whil. be hi* party ; but til > ancccss of the bold new countr-moteb with which his name killed itt tho o9Lo of Mr. Murphy, at at­. was illustrating to hl* unocisto how is identified is already eamred. > torney of Baa Fraa ifi*a., end she now tali., and in what manner Mayor might hare Tn Hi _______ Usrwporirr that "sue wo* seated in, been *hot thatdie caused hi* own death. From reports h appaars that no unn Democratio frictxL* are conriuuaBy talk­ । Mr. Murphy'* oiffioo, waiting to committ with him ia regard 11 her fliwurei ; ahe, waspreweni witli Vnlhwdigbaa whan ing about tbe tevmawas ]>olitksU rears stepped to the door, and quktiy .Lot Mr. too arei.i*nt oreurrnd. buiex-Lieut.Gor- lion'that m going on throughout Jbe F«&. dropping the pistol with the mms> ertiar McBumey, wito lias been omoria- rosntsy. Av mldimeo w. print tho tblAt Springfield, Ill, on Friday, thu air of nomhdMmo aa she did when she■ tod with him, ia dufoaso of MoGehan 1-jwfag nrief lab^raphic diapu'chin : Cnsumlttee mi street* dii< cieil to rejMirt Portland, Dragon, elected a fall Ito- liicrmotnctirr indicated 102 degrees in the .hade, a few daya rinoo. publican tidcot uu Monday. oa nectresry repair* nu Green urerf, re­ Mnywra l»d »knt h.mralf, und ValtehdigTh* fast time th* city luu elected.R»Both Lsulia and Caria< tbo Dusn. ported that ibrnr b.d rramfomi toe .trorl Um jrickod up a pfeto) frusn th,, fable, publkwi offirar*—Oragua having Lem. centric candidates f-r the two Irighrat saying bo wucld dm- him i.- a.hvlfwr- bean!. Cusmocfasal ia ralfel an I ra;wrt* ; ofiicc. ui K-ntocky, disrinedy repadiate and ree-« oendrd foal I be miee U rv pain! mdrr Jirecti-a af tor ftreri Com cond. Two pistol* were uu tbe tobk, At th. TTorwalk eity *Lwu.>m y.wter- thu •'Now D^mrtura." one unluxJ-.d a.-! the other Lmdud. un-l day the Ttoptfolfesni rarriod Uteir fadtSouth Gendins, his an Annotation di by mistake be took up [!■» loaded <rai-. ’ ; He put it in hi* jnckot. and nithdnnr it. , I keeping tbo rautxle next his body. Just j I a* it was Iraviag the pocket it rM di.- ; Idtsrpd !llB ent-ring, it is said,wrnr’ .. . (the raaH.phus.ia WluchMeret* u**4rot. J President Gacnt for ra-elecJoc, wf iHsatenr.. -jaosdut.. 1. “Ob' iaarise ! pw in NeaktlOe, Teo-fo e few | and said U had takoa the wrong pUtoL j CtepTt .1 ba* l>*e-a rais-d to Mrv it IVMbAebaatefo.WMgmasa.fo.1 ---------------------------------- r a fresh supply Chief Justice Qi*** is at tho Bi Lou­ is miUrtul well eajoytog the lieaefits of Michigan’* hailing water*. DsttuX, 0., Evening, June 18—Tbe rviuaius uf Mr. Vallandigbain airived at JNayton yesterday evening in custody i>( the 8t Johns Ixxlge of Munn*, who have charge of toe ixxlr, at his Into re* idenro, uni will conduct the oloMpiM*. month* *incn «ho learned that Janicsjwna The body wa* at once prepared for prcs•rill living alone und prospering rti thr errutiun uatil the return of Mr*. ValGohlen State; that all the atones nliich lamligliam, who left Cumberlund, Ma­ ryland, at tltlfi this a. m , and unirsd by sjieefa] train at 9:20 to-night Dur­ hoods. A mutual tmderataniliug was ing tlw day large nnuibcra of [w-ople i reached. Jainoa returned to Iowa, and from the eity and country visited tho 1 a few day* ap> wns married over again bouse. But lew were admitted in con- ■ ' Kqnonce of toe d*com{K»ititm of toe body, wbidi i« very rapid. Profound ow. They are rvjiroeentod tw hapjiior iI sympathy £>r tho bereaved far lily is uni-1 than over now; and ca they can lordly j। versaHy cxpn**j I, A bar mioting will' Hre long enough to qunm'I again, lhe-r' lie field to-nmnvw. The funeral will take place on Tuaiday at 1 p. m1 . Blank Books, Memorandums, Iler. Dr. Jocalyn ba* resigned hi* po­ sition a* chairman of the board «f trus­ tee* of Albion College. - Amos I’a ua-tloe, of Rranea. lest l.OWl Umbels of wheat by tho Lumiagof bis liaru l*ct weak. A little inatixaiico of olinu-hoo.-i ..1... Woolen Factory burned at Osram o Lorn 175,000, partly insured. A Crv liceu'nvd «i GdeoSurg <•» Monday wbidi destroyed the freight huuie, round house, Methodist church and a plaster bonar. !*>••, CSjOlX). Tbe Foundry mid Machine Shop of O. Cliaa. Gale A Co., in Albiuu, has rvcostly boon riaitod by a fearful fire. Ixm |7,«W _ BOOKS, nil kinds that are uaed in the County, as cheap as can be pur. vcraily building last Monday. President Angell intend* to be in Ann Arbor un Monday of Cucimimcvmont U>, oily, mwufxciured by Hicham liable form in tine. A full stock of the m«t com] j^AWra. GLAfetWAW yASKJX Monoxs. rpoiLvr UOOM AID B«.c. rtuxtajc rto*.. PAINTERS Warm m-nla. 25 eta. WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, Confectionery. Sign and Ornamental’“X f-DICKINHON Savo .Yqur Moncv REDUCTION OF PRICES GREATMTSAVING TO CONSUMERS OCTTIXa UkCLDM. , F ABMER8 AMD 2a; Horsemen ATT6STIOX1 J. p. 'fr‘do. 'f.d-» QftUQS Medicines, Dye Stufls, J U R U BE X Obalea Belaeutsn or C.Bdra ite* Vmicaire^Dmmil*tola CsuU to* Teas, Coffees, Itateliw, KpJera, Hcaya. AIXTS & OILS. School lko,k. f H)aHu,rru. “ CwnMsnto Hwrviv.ww," before I 111 rMMtwnxu*. *1,11 r.i,u.r . �T>f« Lki] tow pito T.Locu Nones Abvwssm.—Unlees a notice has bran ordered in for a aixHal time they wiU be kept in until ■ICMIGAM CIRTUL R. R Grand Hirer Vallay Division MAY Itofl. Men's Bocks 0 1-4 crate a j«dr at Baran A Binit' I’craro Bea 1'ci.ow by the qoan for sals by Ackley A Blade. It sa ad ordered out and charged 6 cents par Hm each week of their appearance This is a cheap and readable way for Ssaax—The M. E. Society will hold a social at tbe house uf Hon. Daniel Striker on Friday waning. Il is desir­ ed to raise funds to bo used ia papering Coors - are gvowtag. Want—Is maturing HtnvusT—will be earlier. Tain—la the month for hay. JcrLT-io tbo month for whoa'. From C. B. Swartout. of PrsrieviUe. wo hare corrected and additfousl state­ ment* In regard to the rod affair which happaoad ai Gall lake on tbo evening of tho 4<h of Jtme. They wwat out a fishing on the lake about six o'clock in We have been handed by Jobs Beesm<r, tbo cabinet maker, a unique ligfo rpu-imen of » paper jirinted just a little over nine years ago by our boys in blue st Beaufort, ft C. It starts out with tbo foUowia(head: •• Tun Cuts Imx" Is published every opportunity by the 100th Pebnsylvaaia, (Round Head), Ra­ being with the parents were oa tho lake in a boat by themselvao The little child wanted to get in tho boat with his father, aad said ho beliersd they were going over to Mr. Perris's. The father said “weore going boat riding." Short­ ly after thia the parents told tho chil­ dren they had bettor go to tho bouse and light up and they would own bo home. Tbo children obeyed, and as their parents did not come homo that night they suppowd they had gone over to Mr. Penin's about n mils an a half away. Next morning tho oldoet boy Their motto wns “Wo know only our Country." Tho "Battle of WRlmingtau Island" »tho priacipls article ia this littfo paper, and tbo 8th Michigan Regi­ ment acted aa important part m ths event. A full report of the battle offi­ cially is mads bv Col. Faaton to Gsn. Gilmore. Out of 200 m.n engaged in that fight, twelve were killed and (hirtythreo wounded, aad ths conflict is repor- Tbe undersigned wishes to inform the farmers of Barry county that there in being sold in their roantv a Fencing Mfll which is represented to be the Al1*«M Fanning MID, therefor* I would eall your attention to thia fact that th ere h no genuine Allegan Fanning Mill be in* arid ia that county unteas it has my name on each mUl, also oo the wagon. Farmers Uware and take notice before A little instance that may never have appeared ia print outside ot this lit­ nee if his father aad mother ware coming tle '‘Kotik" ws will produce hm: Got- Farms. homo. Ho discovered the boot bottom­ side-up in tbo water near the landing Tho oars were near the bank and suun lhe shawl floated to the shoro Mr. Avorsr—oxriy fruit end green-coni. Yannuv -Noshrille west to aw tho •' Elephant." th* n w n n v-_ losing had his wu, tba mentest ho at­ tempted to pul thrtn into hi. few imper­ fect little boats. If ha odvaaoed, tho ctiomy could out flank hitu, and oat ot! his retreat to the steamer enUrrly, and if he sent out a flanking party hteuelf, No. 6 of the Mexicak war series ap­ pears on our first page. A Exit—Selhng chains for FA ejrioco —" Hold up yuur Chain." Tax Catholic eoticiy hold uieodsgs un Monday. A Democratic paper is trying to s'art at South Haven. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD GRANT & PHILLIPS The starting pointe of thia Route are at Chicago and Peoria. Tho central point is BURLINGTON, on tl.n rippL It trurerw-s lEinois and the whole breadth of Southern lows. Near tho Miasm, its trank forks into three Imutehas, for it >t«a three western ter­ mini. Its northern terminus is Council Blufls, whore, croesitg to Omaha, it eonneete with Union Pacific for all placet on the iatrn-oontisoutal and Pacific elopra Over-land and traffic choose this rehablo route more (nd more. _ Ita M»t terminus ia Uncoin. tho Oaiutal of Nebraska, fifty-fire miles west of tho Missouri at llattemouth. This is Cuinurtrsbastlis-Etopbaiit" to-day. tationi i before Goods are Cheaper than Low Di'rECT ROUTE. M. Attas. Tbe Bsxxxa is only H J>0 a year. * svrroMN. •SOILS. . AMO Tt urtxmti. Peninsular Railway. and. M' Iqtughlin together gi|h the L*raten ant’s sword to fall again into tbo hand, of friends Uuartermnster Ser­ geant. J. B. Fenton, son of Cel. Feutoa, To the Ladies!! nidon o (Mtto 1 coolly b M. A. M«n.)t wtm« MsasMOea u rtspiy Mj^sklsiy^tLums e^s-s Tax amount of woo! that will be pur­ chased at this place, thia season, will be beforo us 18 of ring which «as upwards of 15v,<XK> lbs Pricos vary­ foolishly bought of a " sharper" on our' । ing from 40 to 60 cents per lb. streets cu tbo day of the Mvnagenc. It j was banded to us for inspection, an ! wo ; pronounce it good—good bras.- good !1 for nothing. Several dollars wx. paid | -4 / 53 Fsrxa. Wo Sell the Florence Sowing Machines DRESS 11 th, tbo day of firing the Manon- Ho Tux IOth Michigan Cavalry arv to sujs that a mite only as. askel from hold a rc-muon in tho city ot Detroit. the people to defray tho expense of ths 1 powder, and small sums were Geely contributed from many who bad moaey j Ax oxdiaaga touchingly pictures "the with thorn. mak-vulcut potato-bug sitting in west-'| This event casts a sod gloom over the । era feneo-vDrnor. aad waiting for busi- . entire community in tho vicinity of Gnll, Lake, and in fact fur miles around the , 00KSA3P curtoi We make no drives and tell no liea, but sell Goods on their merits. DETROIT STOVES nUUtEsI guard informed I ol.) wore tho IB armed with Eat hundred strong. jpfiaflJ ion mon) weep c A Jackson Livery-man chargod 125 to cary a (isasaiger from Jackson to Eaun Rapsds recently -High. •n roctirr Boons. New York to Chicago, N<4£r«pting those that blow mors. mt &r a littta Inej. i ssid havo always uujovwd praeable re-1 I latfons lotronl each other. Reuben M. Gates, brother pf Robert 1 Hfo e bene is in Yatea City. Ill-, rem. , out as soon as ho heard uf tho tarriDto . and aad affair and bai doos all he erald. haring kindly eared fur the children and sent them to his own hetue, where they will receive ths kind peoteotfoa of ll|o*o who lament the tots of their brpd.er; * tjSHsF 'roin Miss A. E Wotvs baa aa fine a di play of Millinmy Goods in her Store i Reid tbo carl uf Dr. Alkie, in thia OMCIMBI, And wo will sell them as cheap as any house b a Cal! ad ttt rim a bii Pile tf (Hi«will fin Auxaoa Wain is bound ovsr L trial a! the July term uf Circuit Court itttod at nnen. DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, HARDWARE kept ia the rig'it placv” until ho baud- [ ed back io ths person more money tliaa was paid for the ring. Of course ho ' Aartrtey A Slade. Agents. ism . GO TO MUDGES' i jr Clothing—25 per cent cheaper than any other hones in Hastings, Empire I IKES’ aocfn All DENTIST, a good haul, 'coarse he wouldn't That is the way he gets stampe. By tie way । tills is a good ring. After taking it uB \ ' the finger it still loarm a ring. We might pass it round and give rings ns pramiuao for delinquent subsariptions ;Mrille Uiiu. Paurfits, oar worthy Judgw of Probate, stertol yesterday for a trip to Kanea Van Awsrxoutiu —Tho M ctiagcrie City. Omaha and many pointe of internet with ill crowd and eateh-pcany-attoadancies has oomo and piuo- As far as Trying to du business without adver­ tising is lit» winking at a pretty girl through a pair of gtecn guggles. Yea may know what you are doing, but no- ’ body else dore. fectiom Orangeville, Juns 19th, 1871. Ed. B.xxxa.—Tho weather haring toned down somewhat, I rooeladed to writo you before "Old Sol" should again get his anger up and send his 96“ of heat upon us. Since my last, we hare had a splendid rain ; corn and other grain is shooting up very fast indeed. antics. Tho daneing and teats of tLo T&o potato -bug which we bare cursed white Arabian horue ran excellent, and so much, ho. taken umbrage nt our hud tho [owforming mules olicil.xl unusual words and harder thoughts, and has mi­ grated, I guees, fur they ero getting very Wexxs's Riana—Up to 8. P. Cady’s farm they havo a gublcr that disappear­ ed a short time ago, aad after dilligent secreh they found him settin* on a nost as kndly and as antagonistic as an old ben-turkey. Tho ben gora every day am! lays her egg and then goes off to buuorse leering the gobler al homo to take ear. of the nest. We presume she will tot bM take care of tho littto ones also when tliey bo teli out Detroit & Milwaukee R R u ^“raral '*’**“*' *** “• “n- T,WT '**” Sumo arguwl that tho old ones hod dis­ appeared to make wsy for the new ones, but it seems there hae been plenty of time for lhe young to have batched out and made their appearance, yet there is but few aq^ta of them at present. berry festival hold at tho Baptist Church, in this place, on Friday the 19th for lhe benefit of tho Bunday School Library. Mrs. Snook, tho superintendent, aamsted by other ladies of tho place, added to tho evening’s entertainment by giving some grand tableaux. Tbo tab'oca tt statuary, rvprweuting Faith, Hojc, cal Charity, wu beau­ tiful indeed. Also that of Pocahontas raving th. lifo of Cep’L Smith. Evraybody, and his wifo aad children enjoyed themselves hugely, and went boms fool­ Mu. Ksxblx, finding he could not got ing that th. fow diiwM apaat oy them tbe water arrnngcmi’nte ready in time for tbe Uwdabto pttmra of raising a at the old ranting mill ba. removal his Sunday fthml Libswry fund, but illy machinery ‘o thr. cast room uf the new wsrebousu building ol Bartow 4 Good­ year. He has a shall from C. F. Dwight A Co'a. Elwutor building and evurything will be bi running order in a tew Ooaaimox.—In Mr. Goodyear's reso­ Frat, a floak. of thirty sheep, ft P. lution of last week befcrv the Board o! J. V. Minkler baa opened hie new Cady fisp sheorod 201 pounds of wool, Saperviwws, where he moved to amend and of the some flock this year 21 lamb. picture Gallery, at tho old Poet Office tlic report of tbo cnamiltso by deducting building First eia* gnaxnnon the oqualnntion of the city of Has­ tnrd or money refunded. Call and eor. tings—tastes 4 of **1000" it should have read ••MI.OOO.” Also a two-lins wool local read ”40X1" un SHORE & UCHM SOUTHERN RAILWAY hbut* of lath and. O, foe >N The Board uf Supervisors ut Krat County give tbe papers, of that county, for publishing the proceedings ot that body, fifty Mate per equate; which ia about aa it should be. If any rounty eau't j»y/s.r retro for its work, ths work Hvar sis Foot.—Mr. A. IL l*re«, whife uniomSag boraM torn A tain st CharioUr during the horse rsoos, met with a severe acrid.nt; tbe platform gave way and foil on bin right ifat hart, tag it very bodly. Scat Sruia._& P. Cady Esq, of Rutland, near thia dty, sold today to Mr. Hunlteyof Grand Rapid, twvlve steers, two and Urno.yi'U-eLi's, their united wrigtita bring 14^!^. Tli<ar anrngs weights bring 1,210 lbs. They were mid for pur hnndm.1. It,.twedvo steers bring, in th. song Htt’e rai of «M84d. > PamgUateTs Carriage Maaufoouwy,! wv ttotkvd Mr. ft J. Pltelte.Ti-bad just parcel a fin, lop-bugp-.nad another man »n jut preparing to purchase an­ other ttocii inatnjM arc occurring holding a recto, of moot courts befomj) Sheridan, Jane 19th. 1871. The contract for Luihling a depot, nt thia place, was lot to Enwau Ones, Esq. His well known integrity and rasrgr of character, are a .uflteirat gnaraatoo that tho work will bo ranted on to completion without delay. There ia conaidiwablo talk of changing tbo asms of thio place, ■BX.CELSIo.fc Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Wood* Self-Raking TjI YLOR, HA WKIH'S' and DA YTOlf 8UiaK7 SLOT PITTS, RACIJfE and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HULLERS/ POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES JAC0NET8, NAINSOOK PLAIN, INAINSOOK CHECK. NAINSOOK fiTRIJ'ED, 8ATI 7A I SWISS MUBL1N, BOOK MUSLIN, MARSAIIXE8 UF1LTS, VICT0B1A LAWN, FRENCH FINISH uAMBfiKl SHIRT FRONTS. HANDKERCHIEFS and the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barry Ouunty—foe sale by E. P. BURRALL. The Largest Stock in the City ! nsMtaU WBirffi. tk-kisgb checks, a. t r csssuraix �)WN & CARTER, 250 Main Street, panted by m auranuewua, who wrote in short-hand M he o-jened tetter, and dic­ tated to him. When half of the jouru- fall and dispatch tho answer, to evrroepondenta. and the banker w«» joined by a seeuod. to whom 1m> dictated during MOR) UAUK MALE. IM.sit hartac bssa omSs te the as« aEwfewswiffi - s»ira‘...... WAP aAXK^»onu rxicx to err NEW YORK BOSTON. ■ ALBANY, ■ iWSii MICHIGAN O’CLOCK sasu'x." smscru. rotxtn w n* ru«« *>» »«» i FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN । Of I r EGloV^OFJlENNHVLYAMrA WALL PAPER tuts aaiLwar vxrxsM ruox 1 Itoehroter U> New York, 3>-> miles, Buffalo to New York, 423 imtea Dunkirk to New York,,4Mmiles CteraUtrf to K«* Tert, OlbmiJaa, Cincinnati to N. Y-, WO »!<«, axd is nu« j fjT’22 to 27 xr_x* rxr »uowra torn- A .M> DECOP ATIO.’SS in 16 DAYS -hollv denetslent upon bls own raerti.mx. Ha however, poeBrooed a slonl boon and a roxolute por;«>»o. aul PAPER AND OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADW, TAJ^ELB, MCTVBt CORD, JtC. AMERICAN AND SUUiCH-dWteLAND. IN ■ aBtroijs ty dbtajW Atej^’teNw Terk^ 53T MOmil-s witbuwcbemgaofr'achro. L'iiffii’St.B’.KVfi.V1 cooa. Though be has bmdrods ut sal»Mdiaatta to de hb bidding, and could derate himrolf entirely to raa, and en­ joyment he yM labor, constantly, net pscniitting hours uf travel topa?x unim­ proved. And wbat is true of this iu liridual, will be found to bo true of all • successful self-made men. Tlwy havo l begun their careen with a keoa rrji-■ aateou of the importance of time, and of • the asos salty of making every moment ■ talk if he would aebtev* jiro.i» rity and eentarace. Thaw who wait upon luck or a stroke of good fortune to carry thorn ; forward, will never make prugn-sa, bow- ' ever great may l»e tltab abi'.itiea “Th ' Creatur gires braiaa.” dedarod Muntos^tuon. -foot he does not guarantee .— —, Jsm.. HWatarfb. Fa., _____________ ■■■ THEA-NETAR CURTAIN GOODS ?V. T^'k* X l.'‘s*i*s»tee1 ll^it'. 11 X; Msfelo 1»* r. *- r„ .1* iftn? tf iiiUL ill «t»«iy.i m*o!i*a* WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS iip ijohtsis'i’uKiMtta*. i ■ ills < IhsekW;, s»4 ere ! ■ IM ee4 IteX’pvw.roeta L 1.1. nillM*. Krmlilrsl ss4 Isirrsdi ssn, Dtsrasee ef ta* Bees. >■!< 'warier v-estes ere nip Hay —Nothing is more neeo-ary thaa to euro tbe bay crop well, and it U beat to begin early whba gvaax comes into Uorooms, wbmh wiM teave it w.U raa-• tained, and if gvatte rain, occur after math, wlacl. are very Kksly to do. gives1 There is a story told uf a laadhohler, it a good start. Hie moro rapidly the' who, unable to make a living from his I hay m dried in the sun tho bettor it h. faro, aad ateodilv running behindhand. | Baton mowing gvm-lxsd. *o through‘ teased half af it to a Deuont for a numthe fields or meadow, and null Or cut her of yean. At UiJ>ad of the time.! out thu rankest of thu weed*, these most the teaant came to him with an eflor to j damaging to the gro» and hay. pucchaao. Greafly eurpriaad, tho ownn Ptarraa.—Do botl.t stack be tanriI replied: •This is ix -eodingly stnngv. in before it has n good .tart, aad wine. may tsil me how it happen, that, while turned in look to too water and salt .up-■ 1 eouM not firn upou twice as much ply in the pwtun-x. nothing dries up thei tend, for which I ]>oid no rent, you nn fountains of milk fike a luck a! water■ regularly paying me twu hsadrwi a year aad salt, see also iL-t Uro gvaas is actI fcryowT fans, nd are able tn a few fed off too close, m il drouth xhvuld oc­ ri-or. to purehase il!" The peasant n cur. it would bo itrjurious to tho^utAj stffl. aad said, r>; 1 got up. and uid I «au>c, y»« lay In bad and enjoyed your .rtata; I rase in the tnondng and mindad my business" There is eery much ' sqtpj sense in this homely nnpuhse. — tho gr>«t mass of humanity take | iha teirid easy and wondir at tlio same W*l>y more “grist dor. not come to their mill,” a fi.-w at work early and Uta. iSinrueing every moment, and they ultimsMy adiiuve financial sneqns The same U true of these augsgwl in other than strictly bounces purxmte.— No matter what may l»c their odrautatttC* disadvantages uf birth, they artiifiknssfnl mra Who fook upon time aa jrwh.i '. and permit...».xld mom-nt. to go to waste. Elihu Burritt, white pursuing tbo avocation of n blacksmith, mastered 18 Unguagee an>l 22 Europe­ PoraTOM —Tba lute planted oltea <n- an dialects. Hate wrote kb ConteinpUcapo th. rot whid> attacks th* early tions white traieliag on Ids circuit.— planted varieties. Keep clear of weeds, Samuel Smites telle us that one of hi. as every word takes the nlare uf big M»- friends, an eminent genttemvn ot Lon­ tatoee. rapeeiaUj flxgaoa.B4rt wu.Js don, learned LaUn and French white “waning buafltef as an errand bur in I Manchester. Dr, Mason Good, he adds. tJwlJ n«v eiw »iins»tai—aM<rhi,u.. . Mw. so. S—H* .SMS —swltata srv.-wta. ir’rl SSi^iSKSSz:; -- REDUCTION OF PRICES GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS SAKIN & MASON’S. JURUBE3A ■aM'j S^uGrwfa Ir'iLt, ct&-V fltLt rn^t/ iav OIL dLtftfMi JVRUBEBA. tUwGcfuudl. iv.tVtexy land abculd be very rich, mellow, warm and well tiAd . Woxnxo Aanuu—Mitet bo well f«l and rrgulariy watered wbon cool, ami give long noonings in hot weather. vxvJ l&Y.tCyrKMiy /mu a£c ur/Lo oh/ alUjizluL OMdu UAMd^aiti Fowra—Do not tel thran lock of fresh water, ospociaHy if ' ’ Dr. Ms’ Erliact tf Jmte! ful interrala of waiting for dinner, and i Madame De Uo.be sorop..., d several of | her charming volumes while waiting for the I*rinrcs to wbcan aba gun her dnilr l«Wms. Ste.ikroom l*ug:»t lumwif uffimetic and taanscratiou white work* tat aa an rnginrwian during tbe nightahlfta Watt taught himtelf chemistry and mechanic, while working at his tnutoof a matbernatual thatram-nt makeft Mt tMateootxtne that ho was learn­ ing German from a Swiev dyer. And so we might go un, were it neaeatary, enumwr-itinr instances of what individuals have achieved by cmploring afithotte*. QcaaraBy .[Mhii*. t|« "“•"‘“MS&SWvn-.. i\i.fistss’.ts— „L Uolors of all N/tatle male, soo musts A-Q-CUtH is ore. W !Tte Ltaj if W’j aS Suit Averill Chemical aa soon aa is sroa what tba set b. E. & H. ANTHONY A CO. UhBwtftw 'ffaiwwasri KI DELI Parrr Gum> -OprvW. wOl Mow fee ; making many uselosa shoots, which . abould be robbed out at the start, mul- j REMINGTONS ■ for — “•"ra A ' university crews. Goooaxxxxiie—Wldlirir- MffW •FroThelK — —.nfn^ ———J hare been reorivod from Harr.rd, Brown a_-«l Bowduin. white for tho Uttar erows frwn Amherst, aaflscra^4^ mile, long and with but ono bend in tho risar and that pear>he sod of tbecocru Tbe race. wCl ba rowed straight away, fl**.*> <»** «4* .¥ thought tbo chief eontsat will Co between Harraid and Column i.t.rwLU.1. Ian, ta ■Jw&ijS.whya, YELCR & " GRIFFITHS' 'fCKKlOK TU tLL.OtllMT ' SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Al*-, r.te-, < aivst.SDr Fe.*l,l> Sg. ijEtfas'n-SffiL'edsfc WEX.'lH IL FIRE ARMS. Mold »>jr tho Tratln Genorullr. A Utaeat Uteeoeei io Deetera. »a» ArslAW Ms Ftasta Xtao. <1- -- , GRIFFITHS. CKffRAte'ffliiffiME* Michigan Exchange. ■':y& Chicago, Boek lalaad. aad PieiCc B. B- Contpaay. rrw c f,l’,nr *■ '■**■ •• pMy«. ADMINISTRATOR'S MALE. •Muwll« .( ita tat.1. tt Iw Kelt. 4. H A! H A! , A:. Bus e 11 Go than tar your NEWCAJLMT HOUSE ; Family Sewing Machine,: diirptTcC’^diBrcTKO. . f EiaLltUSUBE?ra>D.i AlwyiiaOrief asdReaij ferWri.!' .■srar-was—•-—'l Tu **’7 B^BT&AeMto1 bp � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-29.pdf 40ffbae2c2bf0b3bc2245002b0a2e631 PDF Text Text VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1871. mi tojiws ca^ err, told tte tiiai wo wore not grappling; with th* enemy atone in the fien-e en. counter. In three minute* time frumi the beginning of the conflict’ tho • my', artillery were rendered u»eto» toi rw/ii at UNION BLOCK! »/ out loaded with packages. I sharp ring of cutlaia upon cutlare, tho deadly “thug" followed by the gurgling of the life current, flw groans and shrieks of ths dying, u the Ucelod Tho trophies of this day wor^J pioweapons broke through the (Moment of o?s uf artillery, a largo r.mountWkmall dotting and [rmsl a vital part, all ia- arm*, color*, mules and hunre to the number of 1,200, and large quantitio* beggar dcneriptfon. If the noise of the of shot, shall and ammunition. Tbo buttle was appalling, wlwt was the right orewnyto las* in kilted and wounded at uf it to the suiuativa beholder? Ia Churubusco and Ben Pabto wa* 2,800 twenty minutes tho struggle hero was men and l.bOO prisons** '•fdght goneowr. The rood toward Kan A ng.4 waa ml* and two hundred other U^Brer* were crowded with tl» fugitive raespy hgflchlngrkc frightened Sheep from fins AGRICUITU’AL MACHINERY, &c. &c. $40,000 WORTH OF GOODS. JL complete assortment in every department, ; Thrss Gooe^from 61-4 cts to/5.00, \ M***_____ . . ~ 18 3-4 cts. to $5.00, Groceries wa<j dawii, Domestics very low, Heavy Boots and Shoes S&por cent. Mow usual prices, Johnston' s helf'Raking Reaper, Nations of every description, ^c., J^c. H'e want everybody to see our Goodsand Prices. Ithaca Combined Sulhcy Rake, . Ho,B UY FOR CASH,nc SELL FOR CASH, and can af­ and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower, ford to sell for less prices than Jackson, Kalamazoo or Grand Rapids, and wo WILL DO IT. j BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers! lie will duftlicafe any bill bovght at the above named^ towns and deduct S per cent. Jons Hastings, June tSth, 1871- Picture Frames a sPECMLrr. 499831 tin? most complete Block In the city, manufactured by Richmond A Backus, the only reliable form in use. A full tttock of al! kinds that arc used in khe County, ns cheap ns can be pt w raaaed elsewhere. Blank Book* Memorandums, tfcc., & a fresh supply JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hail Threshing Machines, Clover Hallers and Gmin Drills, anil Gale's Patent Sulky Rake. . tfiu? ( d to Gen. Scott* bead-quarter! to ask that a divanion might be made in front of the bill of Contreras, in order to mask the ; J. L. & DAN. REED’S ------ to buy------ Ing adequacy. And this i« ono reason why ao fow arc willing to enter tho rank* as profcaeional teacher*,taking the porition merely as a stepping-stone to some other profession. Many ladies who hare tcarcely Jho nn.-ans of support,will live ia the narrow­ est way, rather than sacrifice health and grow maturely cld by earning a ccmvctency in th* vocation of teacher, white mon will prefer to vegetate on three or roof and towers, the walls around it the tops of the adjoining convent and all the atone buildings in tbo vicinity if to cook their meals, that the enemy were crowded with tbo enemy's sliarpmight be daeenod in regard to the |; shooters Tho neighboring corn fields movement* of oar column*. In the rn-1 vine uur tines were halted and closed up. , Our brigmte udrwncvl directly against The chargM in uur musket* wetted by the church. They opened upon us with tho raia, wore h*»tily. drawn and wo re-1I maiki-try and artillery. We were asloaded onr piece*. Wo ate a tilths from | tlio *can*y supplies in our knapaack*, I derou* Gros ever beheld, in front and on and prc]»arod for the attack. It was now . both Sank*. The noise of tho battle to I six o'clock. Cot liilryto brigade was in . the cast of the bridge of Churubusco, tho advaaco. Gon. Cadwatadv fotowod t while Cok Hansom, al the head of Geu. Pierce'* brigade was for around to the southwo« of Vali nas'* division, kevpiog pay Cnsh for iny Groceries, I Cash for Produce, mid sell for Cnsli BOOTS AND SHOES Dr. AIKIN, Gold & Silver .Watches, THE DRAFT AND CUT If you always live with tho*o who are fau&n, you will yourself learn to limp. The waiter I* a most irmistablo per- Philippe, who bare been engaged tn tho «pi«> wltich sjKrils the potatoes, if you work of instruction. laBroyere, Rous­ forget to put it on." seau, DoStart, and many other* whovo What's tiro difference bctwse-i a hon­ writing* on the mental and physical discipline of youth, have been of great importance to educator*, have entirely overlooked thi* subject. A few year* ago a writer in tho Now York 7«.-Xw tl>u» referred to this matter: “It would •oe a cow turn pail. Tho heathen Chinee, according to a )do who have never had tiro kti re ex­ law of the Flo were Kingdom, must bare perience, or have never observed tho a white sheet in hie homo to wear to fact in other* that a few years teaching would i-omptetoly break down the hcalthItocpto generally bavo an idea that scbooltoecbing is a gtttoel, easy occupa­ tion, designed for men and women who half his company ley doad around him. A Broad atreot merchant being in­ uro too loxy to work with their hands. formed that ho bad broken tho com­ lions ia that quarter. Tho tiring etoixl at tbo r post*, working Many pooplo understand no fatigue but mandments, said: "Never mind, ehsrgo Just then ujsm the loft, to the north­ their guns with great rapidity regardtoss muscular. Physical labor is no more it to broakago." cast and near San Goronbus, Gen. Tar- of tho surrounding carnage. Our re­ like school teaching, than potato;-* uro An Alabama journalist hcare “of tbo rejon, at the toad of 2,000 or 3/XX) car- serves worn lirought up, and within tho like strawbarrio*. Scbooltuochiag d*als demise of mny due* in Madison, kilted airy advanced to attack us. Our brig-> circuiiof amito between 30,000 and with (ho nerve*; it is a constant giving by inceasanrbariong ■» Draocratic can­ ado faced about to beat of! this attack. 40,000 men wore engaged in earnest away of uorron* vitality. One would W* advance! to more oren ground. and deadly conflict Some of the boat enduro tho some, or ton-fold tho amount The enemy came on at a gallop with a artillerists of Franco and Spain in the of mantal labor, for th* some number of great flourish of trumpets and bugle*. Mexican serrico, wcro working tho onehouro orory day, in th* quiet and solTheir tancoa were at rest, with rod, blue my to gun* in the church, around it and itudo of the ideraaat library, without and green penona. just back of the at Churubusco. Pitted again*-, three, half tbo lots of norrou* «lreugth, and stool heads, fluttering ia the brerxu. As was tbo bail onginrering drill of the without feeling tliat axlmartiou which is they cam* on, our front platoon* dropped groat Republic of the north, that knew the right kneo upon the ground resting no superior and owned ro master. For the imeperablo shadow of school labors. upon that and the left foU. Our guns two and a half honr* tbo inccs wn*. roar It is th* constant supervision,th* watohi Ofics So. U Canal St. Grand Haplds, folaem.wakcfulnc.ns and anxiety to rtreawere brought to our right rid s, with of more than a hundred pioeoa of artil­ (FUrt •!«« »•<*•> of Uetet.)—I* Mln uous effort* to bring all the wind* Lsbte *W .sc*M!f»l t« seriag *H *teMeC4U bayonet* elcratej at nns^WSif forty- lery shook tbo earth. Wo stood unmov­ around you into sympathy with their five degree*. The inner hnce presented ed amid tho pititoM storm uf grape, can­ tovon*. this unrelaxed stroteh of nerve* arms os the owmy charged and daring ister and musket shot, loading and tir­ which rack* and drelroy* health. There tho interval*, tended and fired with ing into tho enemy’* rank*. It seemed are, it is true, many wlffi come out angrosl rapidity into thn enemies rank*.' ■catbed, but they are three uxnally, who Thoir pistol* and OJCxqwtes made tome where one went down c d'jam rprang have but tittl* inure*! in iWr borines*, havoc among our troupe, but wo were up to occupy hi* place. A heavy cano­ who go through the routine olmoet meteat emrering the ground in front of u*. py of smoke rested orrr tho field. At chaaioaDy, ‘ *’ ’ ” with yellow cloaks and blue uniforms, tinws we took aim ns the nmoko lifting, ham tide when Shields extended hi* line* and in- revealed the form* uf our euemir*, and then again we were only guid.«i by ths flash of tboir gun*. Our battorio*; C. H. HICKS ! CARRIAGES or by adding two letters to itf Quick. A lasy chap bus found out that work­ ing between meal* is unhealthy for him. was directed to attack the works around the stone church of San Pglilo, pbuut 100 rods west of t he train work* of Clto • rabuseo. Gen's. H^roe and Shield* Wo groped our way along narrow i were now ordered to th» rear of Ban path*, over slippery ro:k», and al times, floundered through clay and mu.l and stealthily drew near the position ot Va­ lencia* troona. Boforo it waa fairly and tho whole Mexican army,numbering light we had a position ia a deep ravine uenr 2.’>,CC0 mcn.hnd matted in end i office, mpoahible to two or three official oronnd Han 1’ablo and Churubusco. I’ superiors. And yat thu* far it is a sub­ The fortified church of San Publo, its ject which has escaped the notice of all .J. ROBERTS A. OO. Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES, Women now lecture on every subject <avu cookery and temperance. IttetKMsiblo to bo doing romothing and yet bo very idle. iTh* cheapest and loapwt canroyanco —a train of thought. What leads people to boy all sort* of tenth a: auctions? More bid euriaaity. scene of slaughter. Scvimtoen hundred m bravo follows as ever did duty in the Our low wa* 137 lolled and about 000 ; Mexican eorvlco cut down by cur vresp- wnumfod. A heavy proportion of our ' I eras, wore sleeping in death or groaning lot* wcro officers. It wm noariy sunset when thu fighting wa* over. Tl.u* ended As if tbo hand of a special Proridenco, thi* day, diaticguuhod by tho ovont of ' had interposed in our behalf this im­ irt battle*, in thrca of which our brig­ portant victory had been achieved, with ade wu. nagaged. • I1M |o us, of only sixty men. Wo I Cedar Greek, Jun* ID, 1871. captured 22 pioocaof artillery, 800 mutes and horsos, groat quantiti** of ammuni­ Sanitary View of Toashiag. tion and smell arms, and 800 prisWnrery frequently so* Ln newspaper*, . utim, including with them four gouorul and bbar from tho learned of our proAfter tbo capture of the enemy’s f»e»:.on, *uggvtticn* relative to tho hredtii works at Contreras Gen. Twiggs camo and physical training of pupil*; and wo ■ on to the ground end took command of certainly all understand that the phys­ . bis division. Gen'a Worth and Quit­ ical structure hu a dircot influence upon man, who were advancing to aid u» in the functional operations of tbo brain. The morning of the sicniomblo ‘.’Vth I tbo attack on Controrus, finding the Consequently, phytic al inability is often About 100,000,000 potato bugs are in of August at length sent its dusky out­ work* curried, turned back to San Au- a greeter otxtaototo ad vanoom cut,than a the neighborhood of Oshkosh. as count­ line* tip the eastern sky. It wna still j gustinu in front of the enemy’s position lack of mental adaptation to certain stud­ ed by the editor raining, and tho clouds were dark and i at San Antonio. Our Division with Gon. io* and ia on important reason wby two A Dubuque girl got a reinister for a | Twiggs at its bead, folfowed in pursuit pupils ot the somo ago, and avoragn husband by sawing wood to raise money urnni were put in motion It was still of tlio enemy slung the Baa Angel road. m.'ctal capacity, cannot be forred so dark wo canid not sec an object fire through the same curriculum of tho pub­ Tbo inoomsJrom internal revenu*, for feet distant <lu? soldiers were ordered ahy toltowcd u*. Major Gardner with lic school; a»l as a cunsequoncn of the the rear ending June 30, will be from to keep within touching distance that die -*lh artillery and detachments of I neglect or abusu of health, we frequently •140,000,000 to •146,000,000. I uuno might wander from tbo rank*. other rcgiiuu>it< remained in cliarga of •co potted and stimulated precocity and Liwcll calls his tatret work "My Gen. Shield*, though the senior officer, the prisoners. The rifle regiment of inimbcrility. Therefor* health is not a Study Window." He i* presumed to did not interfere with the plans of Geo. I Major Luring kept up a constant fire nn foreign subject to education, but wo sel­ have taken great panes with it. । Smith. Twigg*, with a '..art of his diA throe «yod cat i* a Noank produc­ dom *ee or hoar anything about the us at San Angel. In a few moments health uf I cueher*; and yot tho propor­ tion, and Noank would like to know, if trvra*. that Is to the south ol thn enemy'* la* aids were hurrying in all direction* tion of instructors who lose their health you please, how is that far ey* ? Who was th* wisest man ? Knower. works on tbo hill Quitman wm in tho with bis orders. Gen. Pillow, with his by teachings* greater than that of pupils pcdregol, (field of rocks) to tho south­ division, advanced serthoart to the at- who lose it by »tudy. It ia th* excretive What did he know ? He know enough to go in out of tho rain. east. Pillow, farther to tho east, had inteqxMcd hi* divuiaa between Son An- UrigarU thrown out to right an.l hit by I lonto end Cbnrubusco on the eaawway, Gen. Worth to surround the enemy's tho health, particularly of women, so that whflo Worth with 1,000 men of his di-! works nt San Antonio wcro discovered every toac-her of a really high order vision was prepared to batter th* strong I by them in time, so they retreated filing make* a sacrifice for which it is impoa- and in fact everything kept in n firat-clnss STATIONERY STORE. Hi pau Ouh far all lUml, of Grain, and sell Grand Please call and examine atock and price* before purchacing Hapids Plader. Ohio JM’ie, IVater Lime and Sall. elaewhere. M.n* >«. l«n. NO. 9. The causeway «o* covered wish the et>ray's retreating cabmna. Worth and Pillow and Shields united ia the pursuit. Hanioy rode forward and roquewt od tho [rivilego ot following the enemy with his br^ade. Tho way was cleared and the cavalry dashed forward in pur­ suit They engaged *r.d captured a body of tonon*, cut down all who op­ posed them, and took many prisoner*. C*pt. Kearney continued the pursuit lung after file recall was »Jund».l Tho •MUa- �CLicago, recently pubhslred m tbs Ctnesgo Tnfore To-day we giro ns an additional chapfi-r, a brief article do•criptim at ono of the important wost- which to practically, we aeppota . co.tinuation of that Rood, and which is th* great thorough&re from Chicago for Northern Missouri and Kansas, and in coansetioa with the Burlington and Missouri Road, on* of the uuat direct routes to Omaha and toe for Wert ris the Union Iferific. Tbu oOcara are: Presidmit, Hon. Jamse F. Joy, of Detroit; Troaaurer, A. In uujtocr column of tou w»oka Roe- T. HaD. Ch cago; Ovn’L Superintend­ ent, R. Harris, Chicago ; Gen l. Ticket aw will be found an article ftom the pen of Gaetas IV. Coans, the able editor Agent, Samuel Powvll. CMoago [ Genl of Jforywr'. If'reHy, giving in brief the Freight Agent, E. R. Wadsworth. Chi­ Idstrry cf the -Vlnunis^rstiou, to which cago ; Assurant Snp'L, N. D. Munsou, we invito the attention of every reader. Qumey. HL; Div. Scp'ta., L. Carter. It ia tbo di Ings of the government, Burlington, Iowa; H. Hitchcock, Gales­ under tbo Republican Policy, that this burg, HL. and C. H. Hudson, Chicago. Thi. rood ia one of tho oldest in tho article so forcibly illuatratM, and which seems to ua ia worthy of .pedal com- State, and on* ot tbo best managed road, in tho satire West. Ite construe ■ don was wwsmsnoed in 1852 with tbo b.U41»a M . uwk, II Dll. fe,,. ton Aurora to too " Jauction,’’ on tho Gale­ na R. IL, and since then luu buon gra.1ually extembxl fill tbo cumpany now own 750 uiitaa of track, of which about 153 miles have leen added sinco too date of the lass annual report in June, 18T0. A rousiderahlo portion of too Tms Rravzr.—Die rvwultof tho equal­ lino lx now laid with double tracks and ization ot the property by the Board of too rompsny are also introducing steel Supenirore shows the great love of the rails aa feat ee praetkabto. Tho follow­ ing extensions have been made during toe past year: The Fox River Valley Uno, incorpo­ publican, and tire property of the tkn township of Hastings was equalised rated under thtf nnme cf the Ottawa, at *WM, aod t'roirieriile at*3M,8fiO. Oswego, and Fox Rirvr Valley Road, Dte total in the County being H«S2P.- which runs from W««! Aurora to 182. Undtr too srtkn •©! the prereut Streator, a distance .of- 80 1-2 miles Board over which a prominent Democrat, This road runs through a vary fine ex­ D. G. Robm-cn, of toil city, pr—dtw, tent of country, tho farm, in Fox River and uf .-Qutm ewrtrote its action, as bo Valley, being all in a high state of culti­ makes the committees, the equalized vation. Dim Uno is already doing a - vttluo of tbo property in too city of paying business, and is of great impor­ Ha»titipu*&Ul,5l8, and ia the town­ tance to tho country through which it s’.ip of Hostings, *209,414, total ia runs; it crosses the Rock Island R. IL Haafings Ury and township *701,932, on at Ottawa, end connects at Streator incrcoau over toe previous year of *135,-. with a line to Dwight, ou toe Chicago, 327, "bd our readers will note that in , St. louis and Alton Road. A line, 45 1-4 miles tong, from Men1870 l!iia:mfts bad one Supervisor, D R. book, a Ri-publirem.'white in 1871 I dotta tv Frophrtslonn, on tho Rock it fowl three Dcmotrate, but probably ' River, called too Illinois A Grand Trunk Searsan'a Moxrru.1 nm Jnt lead, off with a splendidly illustrated article, bT J- T. Headley, o« Philadelphia. Tho*. who do not know what rapid atrid-n tbo ‘•Quaker City" ha. made in lato years. will be surprised at the evidonc-a of progress and improvement furnitood by both picture, and letter, press. Philadelphia can boast of not only being the largest city ia the world ia point of territory, but of haring some of tho tnn<: bridges an I public buddings ia tho country. Its chief glory. Itow•vw. ia tho absence of tonasnent booses, and its noble system of cheap and pteaaant dwellings for the poorer clsssex Mr. Headley writes of this admirable fveturo at considernbte Length, end d»clares that this city, at least for itoelC bat solved the difficult question, how to provide suitable homos for tho poor. Die next article is a vary interesting account of Mr. W. H. Hallock’s Jaunts in Japan, in which some valuable infor­ mation ia given ccnoerning ont-of-tbe<ay portions of that marrolou. island. Die picture, accompanying thia article are very curious and .uggtwtive. Tho moot important emy in the present number is Honwo Bushnal'. able ditin winch this distinguished writer and minutra'ion; and thu names of the gen- thinker presents what soem. to bo a tlemon called by the President to so im­ very common-sansa and judicious view portant a duty showed bow earnest was of a niuch-niixjto.1 que.tium Miss Lou­ his wixh that tho angry quoition should isa Bushnell follows her father with a be settled wiHi too utmost regard to tho charming aooount of a Fete-day at Maljust feeling, of tho United Staten, snd yrt in B manner entirely hoaarabla to maison,-which will be real with pecu­ Great Britain. It ia, pnrbaps, nU an liar interest at this tima. A most curi­ unfair rule to judge an admin'airatiun ous article isR. W. Wright's 8am[>»n'. by what it does rutbur than by what it Riddle Solved—the' Uou*ttp vs. Tbo foils to do. The om aviunx of every ad- Lion-cub, by which the learned writer miniatration are noertaarily so many that, if its character and sm-ricns be srt>- appnara actually to have discovered the mated only negatively. ■ very admiral;!u solution of Sampson’s oslebratod riddle, general conduct of jmblic affairs may seem to Im deserving of greet blame. thonsud years. We understand that For it must hot be forgotten, IW judfcinK wcll knowu scholars to whom too arti­ an adminiitratiou that it is held reopuni- cle has been submitted. Karo given their iblc fur that LbO’critic thinks ought to testimony as to its philologiool correcthare been dune—a point upon which nest and tho suundnnea of ite deduotliere may bo wide differences of opinion tiun». Mrs Richardson's litcely and Beside, tbo illns rattaa of tho hones’, sensible Plea for Chinese labor will purpose uf tho administration afford o i moot with tho aprirobation of every by the comuiisuonara for negotiating American housewife; and Bark-Log too English treaty, tho Sun Domingo Studies, ■■■ ■ -’by -s Charlo. —W. ••• Warner (author Xia. __ I_ O la one uf Commitaiun showed Ute lairuca. of the , nf ^v Summer in —a n Garden,) ProaideuL Ho was iu forur of ancx ,^p n,o<t • *,t.v- thoughtful, and suggretation, but a very influential element iu ' of th* writer of thi. gvnerahia party was opposed to it. The con“ —’ * " ‘ teat had becotriu in sumo qunrteni very bitter and [Mtuonal, but after a warm show a hwjv annual toemow. Wvnoto . tost dmtag the past fireal yosg 2.0W. 491,329 Iba, or mure ton.-, uno million ' tons of freight were carried over these ’ too. Dre number tri passengers wax 1^83,498, with a total mileage of 53.555.5W, girtag a. „<rag. ttotanre uf 44.43 miles The company has added largely to ite rolling stuck dwrittg too pawl year, bwgmrtUffU »rw canal 1.<25 foot foog. u» too »umli fitMcb of the Ctaewgo Hirar, a «Mt of *10,778. Father Moutard. of Jackson, died at Ann Arbor ou Wednesday. Tire July number of “ Potorson’s Magazine" is on owr table, end is nndually good, erea for this unrivalled Monthly. The principal embellishment is a vitiated steel engraving, “ Ahead of too Fluid,’’ illustrating nn uld-fiuhioned lure story. Th. fashion-plate i» on stosl, and richly colored. - Prtrason,” be it known, is celebrated tar tho surpassing Ing style and beauty of his Paris fsshion-platee. The stories are all original, and by our vary boat writers. It giros more for tbo money than any other. In­ deed, it is n standing ■ wonder how so good a magnuns can be published at so tow a pries via. *2.00 to .ingle subscri­ bers, or 11.50 to clubs of four; but it is to bo accounted for, wo suppose, by the enormous circulation. As the publish­ er says, •• a small profit ou a larger edi­ tion is bettor, buto for the public and far him, than a large profit ou a sm liter edition." No lady of taste ought to be without " Peter»un." Now is tho time to .ubecribe, for the July number begin, a now volume, and subscriptions wdl bo taken, if desired, te^xynonthx at half price, so that too kubecri)i*fon may end * The now church at Hudson is nearly oompfoted, and will cost *20,000. Saginaw claims to have 1,805 steam whiailre. Pleasant place, Saginaw. Dr. StockwvD'a little daughter, at Oli­ vet, foil and broke her »m on tho 8(h. By Aid. Hays : That lbs walk from Broadway to toe gate of the Fsir Grounds, on tbs south side of State .trost.be built Ufore tbs 15th day of September. Said walk, to be six fest wide, 8 sleepers, plank 5 to 0 - 1 1-2 inches tbkk, and R«>r. Mr. Gilbert, tauter of tho Bap­ Tbc whole to bo grad tist Church, of Marshall, tended his res­ ignation on too 18lh inst lightning struck a tree and killed six horsot undonicath, four miles north Of While Pigeon, lately. Ladies' Misses and Childre Cow art lire'■« street, reported toalibey Shoes and Gaiters. bad cx.niiwl Jlraedway, and that in Tbo Methodista «>f Galsebug are tak­ ing measures to rebuild their iiou«o of their opinion there ia not suSeirut work worship. A subscription is in circnU- to be done <>o said street to Is* a job, and end reconmcoded that the Street ComThe balance ir. the State Treasury mteiteoer bv iustructed to do such work Juno 14th was |717,5Hb.M, increase on Mid street as lbs strest committee during tho week *41,580.40. shall direct. Report accepted and work Tbo wife of Jcaso Olnoy, of Girard, was seriously injured, on Sunday, by Street owamittoe reported that they the running away of a span of burse.. A boy imrae-l Eddie Failing, of Kal- bad let tbo job on Thorn. street. to Nn amaaoo, 10 year, old, was drowned ou Qusckmbuh for *22.25. Report accept \ WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. ‘Jy Aid. Btrlow; That the Street C-Htitsfesteaer be in1 true tod to fill up the walk between the stere of Henry Goodyear and the Meat Markvt. on the north aide id State street, •o tint tlio water will iret run over tbs' walk into tbo adjui-img lot. Carried. for tho hostal term, its contents are varied and interesting to such a degree, that wo advise all wire require useful and interesting literature to purchase a copy, or subscribe for a year, nt *3,00. A six year old »on of Mr. Ctoue of Published at 838 Broadway, New York. Wynndott", was killed on tho 10th by falling from a seaSuhl whereoa be was by tke following rote : Single copies, 25 rente. at ploy. Afn—Aids. Bsrlow, .Kastman, Hays, Sinew tbu »ra.ton of toe Grand Lodge, Kcnfirld, Williams and Wooley. Dsxotusr's Iters Axxaics fur July ib Felmiary last, there hate been 39 .Vkyi —Aid. Ham.. ia ax lull of entertainment for ths jure-. n.»w Good Tvm|jar Ixxlgro organized in (See ordinance iu another column.) nils, as ever, with tho prtoo reduced to! Michigan. Tlx following account, were presented *1.00 i<ir yvar. Every b«y end girl | S> vctitret: himdzvd and twenty-eight should barJ one Pu^htood at t*38 !___ t______ _ --b. Broadway, New York. Single sojitoe, । during ' tho Commencenimtl exurcisot r “r±s,,r“ "“""r bj' s^. Fmtix Upperhotde, Iferhn, Rusun. end I and the wound i. pronounced a revere Printed by Alexander Edelmann, Leip, j one. zfg. It is filled to overflowing with 11- ' ' laatrationa to accumptny it. various pat­ terns and suggn<tiunx in fact it u a little ahead of anything-we have seen. Price , •3 per year. Address 8. T. Txrurn Im- j Charles Snyder, a young tats residporter of ladies’ Fashion. 391 Canal St "K “ K“"d*t‘la'’- J«k«>n County, died t. .. <1n tlio 2It*, after n fair dnr. ■ I I)'/ New Advertisements. POUND OROUAMCE. | iSfi- ftisrJste westuf the railroad, upon tho north edge of the marsh, where there is a twitch end flag staticn. Tli- bam at­ tached to the tarm-houao is 40 by 50 feet, T-iy cjnyeutontly arrangvd for feediag stock. Thi. summer another barn is to be built. 50 by 80 feet, about half a mils north of the farm-houa*. The contract pneu for building is *3,900. Senator Chandler also intend, building a mansion for a summer rveidence,cither ' gSTELOPES ROBERTS & A mu named Alteu harl one of hia H* same, end report in t w<> «cvk».— A fouryenr old ehibl of Weatey B. | Bjr KenfieM I Miller, uf Grand Prairie, Kalamaxm ' Tlu‘ rirJ Attorney detuaad uf llw county, foil intb a |«il of hot water on Sheriff of Berry emuity tlw munvy iu bis tho 1! th, _>.l and --------w -v-U.I. bsdly scalds that • fa,a,k bcfoaglsg io the city, and io ca.e it died the next be aeglcet or refuse to pay the mbm that Twa honorary dojreo, Ductor of Di- Le bo prosecuted forthwith. On re •limi Coenoil adjourned. Cao, B. Woo.; lUwrder. Q.ULD fDM ISO ItlCIt-S I^TKEL HCXV A S It noUtlkX. Medicines, pUOTOUMAfU ALBClte. JJAtHW. OLAtotWAXr. nJ CU»M Dye Stuffs. BAKERY! Softool Hooke S' Stationery. IIOCEIT AN! COX FCCTXQX HTOUS. Subeeription. for the new French loan will bo or«-ncd Munday next United States Naval Academy of An­ napolis"—ita history; ite ground., odifioes, and monuments ; and tlto qualifi­ cations, diacipiine, and amusement of ite cadets—is instractivvly end gracefully xuuiuvw. xuv im; rximioocu was _ . w ° ' moot natural, and to tho nature of u®alollfb** J“P’’T “ Tery hapjely things it was doom*! to diaapjxnntment.j’opi^^t*! by another, farther on, No pooaible admin'atration could have I entitled •' Put-ia-Bay,” the scene of the ki."d °f •P'7 iroet naval baUie of Lake Este. pcctatam demands. W e deal with m«n ~ v. n „ mon . .. The Florida Reef Serios, by Dr. J. B. and with human circumstance*. If Goaoral Grant had not been nominated, Holder, ia condude 1 la thia number. It Judrn Chare would frayo been. Bui jo ana of the mxst enter* xining of the would hi. sMminiitratiqn haye wtisfied those who feel that th* ton* of too rrusprom its eucyclo|red>p characiff M was. rat ia sordid and low t Do events Hnoe tho .ummor uf 1867 iwpire remfideuro of cogree, imi—bte fur Harper’s Maga- 1 that Mr. Chare was tho man to have •aiitoed th* high aspirations of many Stre fo overlook so inqxxfonl a subject i as that of fire roc -ol < xplaratwns of J«- ! rutatem, and ia thia number wo hays just Us kind of an articto tost ia do.irabte, mth beautiful iUuatratio !^ entitled •‘The Recovery of Jeruxatom.” The narnlirn bore given is entertaining, and full uf thrilling incidents. ing to >41 M, be allowed. Report ac­ cepted and scrovol allowed. Account ul Mr. Dolph, Street Commie.Loner, for work oo streets, amounting to SllGOI, wa. presented and referred to Finance Committee ; and by them recvsimended to be allowed. Report secepled By Aid. H.ms : Ab... W.M, ^..I. .r .Th“ • ™“;“~ “D1-™- u ‘«r“. wool were purchased ou the 22d by . ? ll“ MV«>r •“ uk« '•“» *»««dera I Jackson buyers mort of which had j ,iou ‘be expediency uf building a bridge j bren previously contracted. That no! j "crura tire Tlioruspple river oo Broadcontracted wild for WQ54c. tsp»uw ln<] »J| that pertains te This road, sod iu tumcrous travelers, now form a vast arterial system of oom­ inuniratton between Chicago anl toe Great West and Southwest; it runs di­ agonally across die State through a re­ gion rich in acriculluyai roeourros and in fuel, cutting tbo Mississippi al two important pointe, and canuecte ua with tho whole world beyond. Tho cornice• pay fits additional tacroa thru imposed, tfonv cf the rood are rc;y Bpmcrou. ; and most uoju.tly too, we suppooa the it is surpaeted, in this respect, by none ro>t of ua will be aldo to enduro tho In the United States, and nquillcd by bnt few. The following are the b«! important: uf tho five editorial departments. Of At Chiesgo, with all roads entering —----------- ----------- er----- - ------------------- - . there artteira. lovering topics of the met toe city. P’t““ *¥* lJ’t*'’?r1 h*”” ‘“ax’000- T"w4 iHnstrated, uf At Galena Junction, with the Chicago relors who did not hare tho confidence । . • . „■ of the better portion of his party. But > w“eh ™-T “”w «•>*• than ten pogos with other General Ticket Agante, hu ws must allow that ho was Oertainly not Iln l«Bgth. Seventy-tore, illustratwoa planned tbo most attractive excursion At Mendotta, with tho main Use of illadrised in the inataQOi that wo hare I are girra, making thia the lutwt prufiuely yet drrfoed for tbo summer. From the Denote Central Bailrood. considered ; and wo k#v« Utile doubt i illustrated number that ton STST been Memphis to St Louis toe nxcursionuts At the Boek Island Junction, with a sincere spd careful observation qf the I . gnj th, -u^ty uf toe cute will go by .tsxmsr, thence by rail to Bfi tho Chicago, Boek Island t Pacific Bail­ Pan! end Lake Superior, and from St. effective, and excellently well printed, Paul to Chicago, ria Milwaukro. From it M remarkable as their quantity. fihitago over the fonunu Michigan Cen­ too trerofing party from Memphis will be joined i y large msnbeta. Die dis­ At Btalmgton, with the Burilugton tance traveled will ezreed 5,000 mite*. 4 Mutouri River Railroad, running di­ Tbo LEO occupied uno month- Dwroat rect to Councfl Bluff., through too best of a ticket for tho excurefon la *86. nettled portton cf Iowa, forming a line nnaurjiaascd in equipment, and all de­ sirable foetares. direct to Omaha, and hate nriecn between Germany nod all points on tlio Union Pacific, Central Eagfend, and severe dfepstaba. ore pswePacific, and in CaMfanda. PuHman’e mg between Biamarck and Granville. ThetJoverument oboertMa an impenetra­ ouechM run to and from Omaha without ble eiteere on th* aubjaatef th* present change, and tho wvll-kuown eummiemry difficulty, but it is state* that Bbmarck can accompany all through trains be­ tween OaJaburph and Omaha. Al! B-prerentativu ia Loudon, informing night trains on eyrny portion uf the C him that toe Imperial Gonmnwot de­ B. 4 a linos are rejuiped yrttfi Pullsired to e-nquire Heligoland, and em­ powering tom to make a proportion to LOWER TH.LYErER i. pngraartac finely. fovhtan. am! they also love to have a ' ‘b,> h *r’"ral __ , . . barrows full to sunny tu» dining room, good txwk, or mngaztnc, or japer to; 1 ° I keep them posted. Dtey have" it in I ,.Ad,I‘^?.CUaR‘nFtu.‘on; ization make* tho valuatioa of property in the County *174,781 over that of 1870, of which *184,«2c has been pet on Hastings, and only *30,405 on all the rest of tire County. Well, if our Republican friends, by whose voles the Democratic Supervisors were elected, both in tire township and eity of Has­ tings, are pteojod with the exhibit uf Al Quincy, with tbo river system of boots, and by bridges with tbo Hanniba! 4 8L Joseph Railroad, forming tbo moat direct route lor Chicago business to Hannibal, Macon. St. Jorepb, Leav­ enworth, Lawrence. Kansu City, (by bridge over tbo Missouri.) Atchison, Denver. Fort Scott, and tbo Groat South A regaisr morting uf too Common I Council was held al the (fetowil room on ; Monday evening, June 27th, 1871. To new Mrthodirt Chun!, of Olivrt I Co”'il 1,4 U ord" b’ h“ nt”°r ' they wen not ntonc reaponaxblo for thia । injustice to their cunxtituenta, yet It was I the result of the iqjodiootM retention of Tho lino from Carthago to Quincy, tl>j committoe un eeualizuti.m for which the Chnitman wm. nlunc rc.jximdbta. about 41 miles, completing tho cunnec But while Hie property in Hastings was torn between Burlington and Quincy, which wn« begun in I860. This road tout equalized up, that of I’nurievilla, the property in which township is to-day, runs through a very fine country, end probably, vrorth nearly as much as the makes a groat saving ir. the distance be­ property of both riry and township of tween those two important ]«inU. Tbo Chicago and Iowa R- R ■ now I laatinga, and should pay about as large a portion of State and County texM, la umu* completion, though not built by cqualutod at *354,*99, a reduction of the C. B. 4 Q. Co., will yrt form a vory •1^461 from that of 1870. This equal■ important adjunct to its business epera- tral to Detroit; thence by the Grand Trunkjto Niagara Falls; ihenoo to Meotrcxl and Aiwa tbo St. Lawronc! to Que­ bec ; thence by way of Lake Champlain and too White Mountains to Portland, Maine; tome* to Boston and Albany, and down toe lludeon to Now York, and to Long lira ueb, Philadelphia end Waah- j Laming by the travel*! rood, and four milae nortli of the Agricultural Colton. Tho Stale road running from the Col­ ton north upon too line cf toe town, of DeWitt and Bath run. through the renter cf tho farm. He ha. now be­ sides tho 1'avchoroo stallion heretofore mentioned, 18 mam ujren the farm for brawling purooecs ; a noble three yearold Devoe bull weighing 1.SM pounds, bred by toe State Agricultural Collog.. form ; and a fine .lock of blooded cat&, which will bo increased by tho addition of 40 head thia season. The marsh ha« , | 1 I ! Wo have nn illustration of the power < uf this magexine tn R. fl. Stoddard’s I poem. " When tho Old Flag wna New,” end Mfe. Eyrtofa gnwfoUy tokl Jxtu as Foxnxrerv.—Fvw i-mpto narrative cf the manner in wogld of tlwip own qcoord chooso * pangtod Ifeuhbr," wua origiMlly 1prison for an uylnm. Yst onre In, too eel and s*t to music. • wall, that confine may also serve to pro. Loiing’s |ntc:8tong, and j nd nnw itoot. The Prison of la Itoquctio st ally tim-ly arttale, ‘"Bn Rnectre Paris i was so rearcried Into a fortress and suaressfully held against an infuri­ ated mob by a number of its innduntary inmates. Quo of thu novel gnrrwm gives an intssesting so-nuat ot this sin­ gular idege and defon*. After fte , The French mail service for India and China will be re-establuhed in July, leaving A! areal11« once a Curtnigl.l. Thiers has prewmled to each of the regiments of ths error a copy of his hutary of the revolution and Ensydre. Prussian cummamior to prerent hie < cere from entering the eft) at Pana. At White Pigeon, on tire 23d irut., a nun named Ctunmeey Barnes, twice shot a scbuolteoober by the name of Mias Addie Dwight, killing hrr instantly. Baniea was a diwardod toror of. too vouag lady. A ftorahooU ng Miss Dwight. Iteraea slice1 hinuelf four tinwia the bead, and was alive at last accounts. Dio pistol used wm a small six-shooter He coolly reloaded it after having dis­ charged toe six toad. william Bentley was almcat kilted on the litli. by tolling 25 foe! from a waffcHing on the new ring uf Ht Mary’s Bemiuajy, in Munroe. He stepped bock CS Z Lsenl wjiiidi threw 1dm over FRE8CRIPT1QN8 AND FAMILY RECKIIT8 Warm rural, am! luuches at -.11 hour. Warm m-ala. 25 ctn. C oniec tion ery. It is said that ex-Emperor Kapok is about to take up hie residence iu I ish Mainheol in Devon. -!SSes«~JMS!..____“ ' Ayer’s Ague C re, �Tif« R>Er'>’‘-icM| Zv N1CHIGAN CENTRAL I R. Grand River Valley Division S»d routing will bo bald at th. Nafc*-, al Park a! Kalamazoo. Cash premiums to tho amount of UO.OOO will bo given. The Michigan Central. Lak® Chore ft Mirirgen Seethen., Mwhigan Lake Shore, and Grand Itepuls 4 Indmi.n 1871. The meeting waa well attmded and a .degree of iuterert wm manifested by the officer and those present which tbo enterprise deserves. Thi* company was organized mote than seven yoent ago by a low of tho mon of tho two counties. Sinro then, under tbo mauage-mont of its efficient Proeidcnt, Willard Daria, it has insured property to th® amount of over 83,000,­ 000.00. It has a membership of over 1,000 and has paid loan to the amount of 830,000 00 o*d the cost Us beeato tho insured about one-half of tho tun Nona lllb, , ulTI, „,a oHma nt ..4 .la^t 4 „„u “* TMs i. . cheap and readable war for merchanta to announce their little ■ ialtiea,” but it pays to change often. MIW6S8ffi8IES.BMTS4M. paid Hock ccanpeaic.. Tbo report* of th® Treaaursr and Secretary for tho paat year were such at t > inspire confi­ dence in thu Company. Tho officvra for tho present year ore DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, And wo will sell them ns cheap ns any house dead, who to himaelf hath never said :** I must go to tho First National Clothi ing House and gut mo a suit of clothes. W. keep strictly to Oxs Pxicx. Star Clothing House 2<J Canal St Fannera, buy your pure Bpirita and Grand Rapid.. genuine Iririt Whiakme of John Stanley. He ha. the largert sad Uat stock Lf A few perrons ran be accommodated liquor, which he aril, only for nwdicinB. W. Warren, Charlotto; G. W. alporvo— or by the qwanuty from hi. with Board at a reasonable pries, at the reeidonci of tho subscriber, on th® cor­ Knight, Eaton Rapids; J. Perlin. Belie­ ner ot Broadway and State street, near ve. ; John Dow, Sunfield; P. M. Kent, thu Court Rous®. Mono bat respects. - -■ j-. ' ' ' ■— ' iug House is receiving UvniMe Attest To Kxxua—Person, going to Kan­ sas ran make u large saving in coot uf B- R. ticket and Hotel eliarge* by pro­ curing nn order from the Kansas Immi­ gration Society. Tlxtee onlers secure Enter Cum R. B. and Hotel acawnmodatlo’is and uro for mIo by Pnrr'IJiontu, Ibal Estate Agents a: Battle Creek. I’- H —Peevy Bro* hare large tract* of land* in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa ‘ ‘ exchange for Michigan Peninsular Railway. MX M-ds.-. IXi. T-.lm wmru I'tMiiraz for everybody made exclu­ sively at homo by F. A. Fuller, and warranted. Cor sate at Allen's basement. Men's Seeks C 1-4 rents a |«ir at B.ISXU ft HvSLXT s. Farmer* ef Barry County Take Hotiee. Tho underrignsd wish*, to inform lhe farmers of Barry county that there ia being sold in their county a Fanning Mill which ia represented to bo Um AL lagan Fanning Mitt, therefore I'would Farmera beware and take notice bX buying. Wm. C. Mxxsxssr. Allegan. Mich. Dusty. Frosty. Good-by j Jane. Last paper thia month Tax Forant-.Tuesday July -ith. Hasnaas will celebrate—abroad. 1.0,000 feet Flooring. 100,000 feet Whitrwo.d Finishing Lumf>,000 feet Boaswood for Wagon Boxes, 2 >,000feat Dree^ Siding. Fur the juf.irmation of those who hive been told that they hare no RcSawer. would itato that they have one with which they eon re-MW 80,000 feet per day. We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. day D. K. Rulburt, of the firm of Hul­ bert ft lemon, visited I actings and purchased all ttyrsri.ri branch! tn Ihsl «ty thU eoMuo. -40>U j^and* Wo Sell the Florence Sewing Mn chine, D. W. Elba, Assyria; J. H. Earl, PraMevilh; W. P. Bristol, Johnstown ; P. M. Wheeler, Woodland; J. C. Han- Michigan Central R. R. ExHe..h»>rtevw7^ DIB, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. From New York to Chicago, Any of Jhn officers are authorized to That io decidedly modaei. to My the xwire application, for i(aur»R«supcreodod by tho election of Dr. Joce­ least The fact ot tho buainoM is, wool Tho next annual meeting will be held lyn ns College IVeridont, and Iter, W. ha* brought cjj an grttrago of 55 cents । Hastings tho second Tuesday in Juno, H. P.rrinc, Dr. MeEld owner, and 1‘rot her* all through the season, and u fqr W. H. Harilay two riaotod to Brofrowonly 40,000 lb*, being the whole amount shipa. Prof. Reau*! and MU* CXnasv of woolin Hastings, that ia a whopper. ere retained. Thia is the old Facultv' Mr. L. D. Gardner has bought 15,000 entire. Il is believed that they will ac lbs., oo tho whole will foot up to abort Iteaar OufSTr Cusx’a Omcx, ( Hastings, Jmm 28<b, 1871. | GO.OOO lbs. purchased at this point this Enrroa BsxxeaTlio following is a aeeson The Drawcrsfs royirt is rather list of PeCt Jurors, drawn on tho 23d “wooly.'' VwDUaaxtSpre.lt is listed thu M-wra. day of June, A. D. 1871, to serve at Ocs Scaoot.—Our School under the Hughes ft Van Armin hero withdrawn the July term of tho Circuit Court for from tho defeats of Mr. Vanderpool— the County of Barry, for said year, to management of Mr. Taylor, m 1‘rincipal. be summoned to bo in attendance on and an able roiya ot assistants as doing money to carry on a auccwafal proeecuremarkably well The attendance in ! tion being the object. Thia is rather a said Court, at the Court Hou*", in Uio tho higher departments tho pest ferm !! critical time to trithdnw, on |bo rvo, <|City of Hartings, »■ the first day of has not been very large but tiiiwe «< lhe moat, of tbo third im[*irtan’. trial, when sold term, to-wit : the 24th day of July 1 every energy should be put forth oa , both rides to ax^ait or aonvict The pml pie would never Im content to wo Von -' dorpool nfcaito this trial without a fair Wednesday. Friday will doeo the [showing of defense. We hopo the Hastings. work of tbo present term when a vaca­ statomont rosy prove uutroo Benjamin F. Gaskill. tion of about ten weeks will gi«® teochDwight A. Sackett, Mrs. B. P. Cady and Bizi and little era sul scholar, a good chaucs, to rest Myron H. Ellis, > “ Carrie'' were spending a delightful Thomas J. Decker, and get reads for tho fall tenn. William Mitchell I visit at Whitehall and Montagu®, Im: John Brigstock, . There will bo a grand cxccnlon to ' wrek, but were obliged to return home Alfred Parker, Detroit the 4 th. Faro greatly reduced. suddenly ou account of tho liltlo girl.' , Benjamin Lux, Trains will run regular to Middleville illncea. She lived only about 34 hours end Nashville on tho 4 th, whore the after arriving home. Many wiU mourn booming of tho fire-cracker and the flash of the torpedo will let the people know that there are eotne people in the county who appreciate tbo gloriou, Na­ V. I.tin hu hie Bakery in running . ml Day. Lay all joking aside, wo ap­ i predate tho efforts of the .good yecplo nltg order. Mr. Wade, of Marshall, of oar sister towns in getting up a dem­ has done a good job on tho oven which Benjamin M. Burr, u castration worthy ot tho grand oreaaiun. Ilospectfally yours, and wo preeumo many from oar city Wm. R. Pvwnx, Clerk. I will go and help them celebrate. Next, I Haven IltriU say. Grand Rapids has ; year we will got up a demonstration ami ' invite the whole county. Thia year wo j good reasons to fee! proud of its Badness Mallory, of this city, have just made a will “chut up shop” and keep quiet in I। College, for it ia known to be tho moat i purchase of eomn first ciast stock of Althoroughly conducted in tno North-west. Mrs. Ap|domen, oppoaitn Court Houm-, be:t Patterson, Thou. Chislom, and south, ha* everything ' * widow Graham, of Marengo: Wm. nxuimxxT—uno uy ono wo ore board-re, by the day or t McPbcroou and Frank Gunniaen, of I going to that other shore. The wife of | Eckfor I, Calhoun County. Th* stock . A. J. Bown®, Prre st tbo Hartings Nacmbraej. seven boal of young heifers, j tional Bank -daughter of A. II. Tyler, from calves to a four year-old, throe arc Eto., after a } retracted nioe«,wMcriled{ J-Ll ** etf I* |» ■ V|^ Z^. — Simon Birkcnruth will rooti occupy grsdol; ell being from pure imported tbo building of II. A. Goodyear, near stock. Tho weight ot one of tho year­ the bank, fur the “ Central Market/’ ling’s is 710 lbs. They intend making the raising of first-c'a m stock a u specialty," oa their farm in th's city. Any ono desiring to me good »toek will do well to cal! down F. V. Torso purchased 33 bushsis of to El. Mallory'., and Mr. Otis, whe potatocoon our streets Saturday last, made thia selection, can tell you all about Pleas pit u j ftl! m ■ ital a Mi Pile f M n iffl (in ja to a little Iiaej. sy, 1871. To lhe from life on the 20th insL Her funeral : was very largely attended front the Epis­ copal chureh in this city yesterday. Mr. Bowno took groat pains to try to improve her foiling health last Fall, by spending the greater part of the winter in Virginia and Florida bat the band of .A. DETROIT STOVES DENTIST, lartiUiB licliiu. HARDWARE, ool . AVanted ! Pure Wines and Liquors I ■•HWr. u Ea.lvh CwmI> t>«;urikr x. mixUCr. li . J*f f 1 (Lj New Goods!J Barlow & Goodyear *^>V . ]) , . Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. and paid M cento pre bushel. Detroit & Milwaukee R R Wnur will be ready to cut in thia Ox Saturday morning last, about 0 section in a few days. It has already o'clock, m Mr. John H. Day, of Balti­ put on ia golden dress Jseparatory for more, wna walking leisurely along through hie orchard, at a abort distance her hip. Tax Bixl Hixon.*--Berger family tree that resembled a bunch of dry gave an entertainment at Unkn Hall haven, which, upon closer inspection, last week and those who listened to WM found to be a large swarm of bees, that probably happened along the night Baxa's Psmoaat Euxra has the pat­ before, just as tho heavy storm cam«, mage of the Medical Faculty. Wul Goodyear, of thj firm of J. P. about six o'clock in the evening. Mr. AcxtXT A St-sur, Agents. Robert* A Co., has Bar thanks for a gro- D. went immediately to work and made K«'pEU*B'sP«cn>asL Euxin always eral treat to Sodi water ano warm day a hire and “ took them in out nt ths 113 SHORE J MICHIGAN - SOUTHRI RAILWAY Goo# SXD Win Mnaz.—Tho new asdawalks at ths Court House are extra. Mr. B U- Partly is putting in a walk front ths able to tho front door. We AxotmxxPij Stott.—Mr. D. B. Pratt, of Irving, wbo,Tl/ the way, ia ono of tbo beet tarmora in tbo County, has a flock of 17 pigs abou' two months old— tho ** titman” which Mr. P. says will com­ pare with moot o.dinary sine ptg« in the County ; onv of thrm gained on tn av­ erage oI 7 pornos per week for 6 aucemsivewreka - How is th e fa • high f' The worn absent in I thia oty, at tho tiino with tho exception of a little child. In order to get an easy position she crawled up by the tide of n trunk and wna obliged to stand on ono knro until th® folks arrived from town which was for nearly Cour hour, audit was about nine hours before oh® had relief. Dr. B. J. Brown being called fur tri the hip and al Inst ac­ count. tho lady was getting better Fsasuu, we call your attention to the notice of Wm. C. Messenger, te thia paper, in regard to tho Allegan Fan ning Mill. He da’mi that c&er parties bare been try’.n; l> palm ol their mills m those of Ei« make. Norm gouniae unices they hare Mr. Motsongor'a name on die wagon and mill. Olive! College filled the pe!;st at thPresbyterian Cbure'i last Sabbath cran­ ing Hr. B. end fimily will epen J tho summer at Orborlin. Ohio. Mr. Bradley, of Lansing, of theArm of Ix’mlcy & Brnllry—who were f<rmeriy in busnen hare wm in town y«e- POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES ™>V» TAYLOB, BjIWBIXB and DAYTOX BASILS. PITTS, RACIKE and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER • HULLERS, JACONETS, NAINSOOK PLAIN, ■NAINSOOK CHECK, T1CTGRIA LAWN, NAINSOOK STRIPED, FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC. SWISS MUSLIN, SHIRT FRONTS. BOOK MUSLIN. MARSAILLES QUILTS, MKH1IWA HEAL AND IMITATION LACES. and the largest slock of AQRIUULTURAB MACHINERY in Barry County—jot site by Pxbsoxsls,—Prof. C. 0. Brown of lIiuruD ft Co, of NMhvllle, sr> going to eell carriages of J. I. AD. Reed's make. We un lerstand it ia the intention of tl;» Rrndi to introduce arid Lave for sate their work in all ports of Barry County, eu thoro is no uood of FPoorfx Self-Raking E. P. BURRALL RIBB OIVS, Famty Bow, &uh and 1rimming Hibbms, Hosiery e*d Olores. Cora -b and Hixipekirts. The Largest Stock in the City! his wife with intral t> kiff. st Goaad. Rapids thn oi!.er day, 1>M b-eu sentenced by Judge Hoyt to serve 15 year* at live .tone jug la Jadraon. DENIMS, STRIPES, TICKINGS CHECKS, D. ft T. CASSTMEBE. �CHEAP FAWF8RETR AHL! & TEACHKM OR XTUDEXT1 I on begioxsoFFenxsylvasia aittviv rrrrxn* non k. rjhuMOi AND DECORATIONS, Buffalo to New York. 423 miles. . Dunkirk to Now York, AGO miles, l.rreland to New York, G25 mH. Cuicinnati to N. Y., M<W mik-a, COMMITS I OX Hl'S NOTICE $10 nr, ~FRm $10 ma MADE FROM 50 Sts. PAPER AND OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES, TASSELS, PICTURE CORD, AG. AMERICAN AND SCOTCH-HOLLAND IN GREEN, WHITE. BUFF AMD BLUR, FOR WINDOW BHADEF. • Stt?5" “u B“rAlL ,a Jaekeon. Mav W. 1871. Drciafonof CnA nUUa OTthntrt aHO.il> HACCB-OOVBLt TKACK gOl'Tl' WALL PAPEBiiSi; 000,000 Ae.-ow Choice Iowa Lands. 8 O’CLOCK ___________ RAILWAY, ___ J_ MICHIGA.NjSE.5.ittSl“S™’ - FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WELCH A. GRIFFITHS, Chicago. Rock Wand, and Pacific R. R Oowpany. - TOTT . ADMIXirTRATOR-S SA 250 Main Street, •IACKSON, LEGAL. NOTICES. LKGAL NOTICES, & CARTER, G«MF. Jowiii a Cai Caimi. ’ ™I“«a K.i.. o>4< Agriculture givea birth tu c THEA-SECTAB . II . i.llt SALE. । ocean containj an- beet quality. has been proved that cranberrie* be profitably cultivated oti upland. JX a THUMPSOX, All/'a tell Hlk. I«l. »pri -. «.” । • ■ lliijri. hi.ci MOHTUADK VALE. purir ADkeartiuNu.-w V wrt w uirvlu«e*B| la Kl.ki ____ _ axinnioa between Hara a 111 rate I pouaifa of oxygen daily. > FrfaM OIL-CLOTHS Salads ara a whilewn-. orticfo of food I' II. KJfEB»Ua. u, rraiiir ••« I neo. woani (tert {teatulwwa I «ifki baaAratf aaM Muy la th* o=ca »f IAa Iteaite SALE OX EXECUTION OlUilCniUAX. Cjjal/ at Itenj, I*/ •!«•■■>< M •••ratten IwMirai at a»4 ■ ' NMB SBHM g325inXli?' CURTAIN GOODS AMERICAN DETECTIVES, sn,a-j HOLO IX 2SSK urwr I'ilsUra ra«M URE ON HEAD AND HAIR. Tbo voire alio u It not bo fatigued. thick and lowest prices in the SABIN & MASON’S. Millian Dollar A CLAK J. WHITNEY. A."------ ' “ cturix s.oatuBT. PROBATE ORDEIl lAKJJULlb IAdLMl). nlbbo Its WaUTtM, MORTGAGE SALE. C9Wr*tieu<a£d htXWdj 6u tks. afsL tn CktflntuititL Ga/vI /Oyll ah ^uOr.VliA %'iiig, d&Mj flOA ^'.C CUUuLtMG^d, (oiAQu, FR.IGR1.VT SIPOLIEYE proper; they should bU.I.VI) R.IPIDS tanta an ufljicfad with tho iaeatv fct >wn a. Dy»» "[Mia a* REDUCTION OP PRICES an ir».a« r»- TtoYrte Hall |C coonrir— Cuceufi TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. ATAttai/ A CARD .TEZlfflr: NEAR HUTiT-R WORTHS MINERAL WELL. , THE GREAT Ail ERJCAX TEA CO., • I A x; VESEY WTBKETH. HAST AIK Hincxm VIA tint KaU.1T AT. istory of the WAR IN EUROPA Lead and Zinc Paints, Color* of all Shade*. ------------- e PAi.vrs, ubv. onobxn is oil. on mix i:d heady for use. andfold by the pound or meas­ ure. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS Hill THE Averill Chemical Paint, >ru>*Ul. by giving them Um fooling that they are un thten far ornament tiatl alio v. WHICH T« ALREADY FOR USE OF ANY DESIRED SHADE Oh COLOR. AND FOLD ONLY BY’ THE MEAHURE. RAW AND BOIL­ ED LINREKDOIL. YARN ISM. BRUSHES. PUTTY.GLA8S. GLUE, PARIS WHITE, Splendid Opportunity H tVUMUL 1SSPi45L"*i£i ICAU FIOS 500 VOLUMES IN ONE. A.RfentM granted MIDDLE Te Litarj tf Poetry aid Sm, * X ?ms AL*rr K.«nt JURUBEBA WHAT MIT? DRS. J. IJJ,—— Scientific American UY. UTKKi’IIC.OU .UHiOMIKAI. OKtiixK rot'KitTi'on,- ---------- --- ------ 1 *~ul Y’otir patronage is solicited. mabcxxw wniutrr. ItlDELL & CO. miiuH CLMDkTVliOM. J AUXUICH -> BIIIVL1. Ilt.-. F.I-'I l lUL'K A nvnok Til MU MJ>CUXIT*XTS may25 ml Ayer’s 3 U l^TJBSBA EE Hair Vigor, ^^T-oSo^IBWENROTn. rwrn ><TAI^ MARSHAL’S SALE. jurat IK..M1 •*&<£<«IiBn3 g..'i Z Ball aaABolD- remingtons PROBATE ORDF.IL For re»toring to Gray Hair ita natural Vitality and Color. HA! HA! 8 C IBNTIFIC AM ERICA N FIRE ARMS Go there lor your Dr. WelB’ ntract ef Junteta I THE ABOVE COT REPRESENTS An OFFICIAL LIST of aUTLa p»toate FLORENCE enJ acfcrcely atiy gain while it sightly di 2&rt of Lite Sl-UT. 11 coda, a auUtaa.-n cotiL-uning' much ni- IL A- RESELL j simply c.instructed. I EAKILY UNDERSTOOD. CITY PAINT SHOP- ^ilOM Wo± ' oh true NEW CAR PET HOUSE I Family Sewing Machine todl nbould b« uuxol with 1' BROn-X A HOYT and UaldncM often, though not al war*, cured by ita uae. Nothing can reetore -hero tho follicle, an dethe gland, atrophied aixl , -ut »nch iu remain can bo ythie appiicatia latcd into activity, »o growth of hair fa produ of fouling Uic hair with PAINTERS " NATURIT8 Hair Restorative •flxS CARP1TIU Mte, eealralaiii'ia ain to Jl7 i. ■ i.i'K>3J5 plRUTiir boot rAtiEs. OJL CLOTHS. ■nsn .■: , im MATTINGS, • MATS. । UPHOIAiTEREl) aooiis, ' CHANCERY ORDER. ?.TEl or i-i-.-incanMX«rt«MHaa l_L i owre^iai vitality it give. SALE OX EXECLTIOX* T " T ~T * ~ i ■ THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. “ “ ’ Iter Mratora aral Iu O.r*Vt<*U?5l-? .Hk 74 MONBOE STREET, HAIR DRESSING, GR.4XD RAP/Mt, XTCJUGAX, F IMMEN. WAHOO curt BK KTOiXS 03 STEREOSCOPES vmnt. ririrl.twT.hte — UKaDHTUNBS. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES. COUNTERFEITED. SELF PBESEKVATIOS Sv:ai u � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-07-06.pdf d5fcd8129c506ae35a413304e61e945c PDF Text Text ta IVW»4ICm' Bv*n- VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY) JULY 6, 4871. NO. 10. csrfc. fx 2a struct old Wilkin, ia his role ia a few wad*. Ttac he oalled Lena. What a had • wife and haraeuly sight it was to him to behold VM tad virtaooa the .wwt child throw bra orrn. around her father’s week, to kin him and prara him to Ur heart. fi . “ AL "V darting father, what a horriblonughtl have paarad, filled with anaaty and care about you. Bar, thank God. you are agrin with m. aad in good "Liaten. old gwntleman; giro ra« health." And now die faugtad ond your addrsaa, and permit me to virit your daughter to-morrow; X want to judge myself of th. truth of your ssrortion. But you must giro me your word of honor not to betriy to your child, by word, sign, or look, that I am far them. In the joyon. activity, the a rich man." chanuiug industry, the unsniming be­ The old man bsH out bit hand ■' I promiro. I wi»h niyralf to hare havior of the sweet child. Axe foil lik. you cuorinred that I spoke the truth. falling down before her .nd Urafag her * My name it John Wilkuxs. and my ad- font Tira young man did not tear, until drees ia written ou Uris piece of paper." E'te lai^ and twvor thought once of With these word* he drew a can! propored leap from Blackfriar', his pocket aad handed it to the olh^T^ “ And my name is James Axe, and I bridge. He enrae every evening “to sat ur> hi. * mall raruinr of lira <L*v." am the aon and heir of Henry Axe. Here tea £100 m,to, with the condition that you nxnoK ia this houra till I roar, for you to-morrow. Waiter I A romm with n good tad, for Uii. gnuljemau Good night To-morrow you will roe ura in a difforimt character. But no mating whai I do, you muat not forget your word of honor." Hhn nodded .ilenlly and gavo him Tho oil tnan could not expreo* an ex­ her hand. clamation of astonishment when ho “I love you inexprvaubly; you have beard the name of tbs young maa. or that of joyftrl .urpriac whsc he received A few day* after this, oarly la the the tank Ute. But before he could morning, th. pair preceded, plainly -- i-.. ■ s_____ ____ — cu!l«t himself hi* new acquaintance had quitted tb« room, and the waiter wa* showing him to h«a chamber ; and ho forgot roan, in the comfbrtahlo bod which he found there, tho happy change of hi. fate. In a poorly furnished, bat Mak and. nice looking attia room of ona of the high, smoko blackened houra* in a aar- n,**M tjMt c.vciicment at UNION BLOCK! BOSTON CASH STORE *«. to Pn,OT1 DlMk d ., offerinj, ments than ever. ramEwtestesau. „ Illium! MM! R»;p3|i; AGBICUITU’AL MACHUMY, $40,000 WORTH OF GOODS. .1 complete assort.nent in every department, Goods from Cloths. - -. &C. &C. EOLE AG KN 18 FOB BARRY COUNTY, FOB THE will do so tn their dying ho nr, when they are about to enter the mysterious eternity. I bare novar lied during ray life, tad would, under no circumstance'*, enter the valley of death with a lie on my lira. You will botievo ma, then, when I tell you that X ran no villain, aa you appmr to think, but a good and hon­ est man-" “ Really f Tlrat i. interesting. I must have, tlierefore. mot tbo only honest BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Gleets, to45.00, . 18 3-4sts.toU.00, ! . DomssUosveryUnv, Heavy Boots a tuhShoes 25 per cent, below usual prices, A ations of everydescription, <f-r., &c. Johnston's Self-Raking Reaper. H r want everybody to see ou r Goods and Pritts. Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, ' VY. CjlSH> FOX CASH, and can af. and Broadcast Piaster and Grain..Sower. jord to selljpr less prices than Jackson, Kalamazoo or Grand Rapids, and we WILL DO IT. ■ - - Mowers and Reapers! time to hid, in his company, to the world." “ I«t mo go eion., and you roraiua. There exist many more iuat trt good and honest qicu who cau Beautify your life- If you wil! only rank, you uro bound to find them." “ Well, at any rate, I have found ona. But if life present, itaelf to yon in such a para-itec-like view, why do you wish ... 1. tri_ __ w" . He will duplicate any bill boeght at the above named towns and deduct 5 per cent. ’ BOSTON CASH STTORE. MARK It I'88 ELL 11a stings, June 28th, 1871. Picture Frames .i SPECIALTY. 3KO1*HI HIGHS OF THE ••Viper* are noble Iringi compered with men, for they only follow their natural inauneta; they are no hypo­ crite*, with virtue on their tongue. end vice in their heart*.” “I pity you, for, talk re me, there arc many honorable exception* to the nd. which you have eataUiahed ” “H*: ha! Exceptional” laughed the young man, .acr*ngly and bitterly ; “ I have brand none." who cannot earn anything, and w ho can­ not bear any langur to see his only child, an angnl in a daughter, toil alKto*t to death day and night to support a mirorabls and uadass perron—ye*, even to procur.tne soma little pleasure*. No. sir, I would to a brute, a barbarism, were I to exact it any longer." “What, sir," cried the other as if f.Tglitenrd, " you haw a daughter who sacrifice* herself fur you f “Oh! with what pathraco and gcntlo nea*. with what perwveranco and Five dons she do it 1 see her fade aw.y under her w.irk awl deprivation, and ano complaint ev.r croape. her lip* works aad starves—and ha* alway a a loving wonL a cbocriag trail» for me." “ And you* want to drown yuurwlf. Are you mad J" “ i’oa I allow that angel to kill her­ self by degrees? That is what lacer­ ates my heart," wept Mid sobbed tho old man. *• Sir, you must drink a bottle of win. the most complete stock in the city, manufactured by Richmond k Backus, the only reliable form in use. A full stock of ' all kinds that are used in the County, as cheap as can be pur­ chased elsewhere. Blank Books, Memorandums, < kct Books, a froth supply JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hull Threshing Machines, Clover! Hollers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Bake. ramis, n «o hhi, H r pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and seU Grand Rapids Plaster. Ohio Lime. Water Lime and Salt. and in fact everything kept in'a firat-clatw STATIONERY STORE Pleaae call and examine stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Hastir«*. March 16, WF1. The best place in the J. L. & DAN. REED’S Carriage Shop, City of Hastings, GROCERIES, fooriaf, but waa obliged to verve in oth­ er inerraatUr bousei aa clerk er book­ keeper till they could make no further uae of me, or rather would not do ao, and preferred the aervieva of younger men to mine. But if lay means were limited the tappines. of home was not My wife waa an angel of goodaem, love and genlkuMoa, pious aad true, indutrioei and inteUigvnt, and aha baa educo- ------ to buy------ is at the new brick store of H. HICKS ! (Successor to Hicks <fc Fules.) SswuBIfltesr CARRIAGES and ths superiority of the Painting and Trimming, pWJtsdeor the bwt material and by the band of pay Cash for my Groceries, I Cash for Produce, and sell lor Cash pny only, at the very lowcat rates. ill Mectaucal Dentins, .. th.nl i PUUl^'* EU'*- n*Mt*T’- Marek & 1871. MB- E. lllBBABr>. BOOTS AND SHOES Dr. AIKEN, I OSes Mo. U Carnu SL Grand Rapid*. Scarcdy bad she Urength enough to nt­ , ter th. permimion to enter. A young man, attirod in a well-worn aad here and there patched nut of clothe*, en! terod th. room, with an hnmlds aad awkward obeuanra. raid; “I bog par­ don. ma'am, doe. Mr. John Wilkin, live to be led away. They entered th. bar­ room. Soon they were sitting comforta­ bly at a table over a bottle of wiae, and regarding each other curiously by lira aid of the bright light. “ M v story is soon told," comoteneed the eldsr of th. two in a firm true. “ I am a merchant; but fortune has not smited upon me; I had no money of my own. and had married * poor but lovely girt. For these reonna I never .J. ROBERTS A OO. U inetropolijrat a very handrome bru­ nette of al^ut twwoty-two yean of sgw, engaged in rowing rome elegant liaen. Tbjugh bra ■ bale attire wa. not worth more than a few sltUlinga, it fitted as well and kzrkad a. neat and dean a. if it cost just as many pounds. Her dark, chestnut-colored hair rafrnmed n fane of angnlio branty and innoceno., while in her dark eyes the purity of her soul could bo read. Everything about and around her wa* won the *p^t of order, modesty and purity. Her syee were heavy with sleep and anxiety, and now and then a drop righ escaped bra pentup heart. At tert *ho beard step* eaeending the Main, aad s charming smite illuminated her countenance. Hbe liatenwl ; ami di*app*Hntc;.nt began to the few pt-deiitrianx who were rtiU out uf doors at thia uatearowabl. time. A young maa wa. aiming hurriedly from the etty, while from th. oppoufe aide an old nun wa. .tooling .lowly along. ; They had wot yH met. when the latter taruad, aad, walking to the parapc' of Thr.mrs The young men who had fol­ lowed him drew back. I “ItMnk, sir, you wiah to drown youraalff You think right, sir; but wbM bu­ i inera ia that of youra f “Nose in the least, air; but X only wished to ask of you the favor to po»lpon. your jmqmro a few moment*, and allow ma to km yon. L.: u* XBbrroe*oh other cloroly, and make the airy leap together The idea oi undertaktag thfe expedition in 'be nampany of a perfect .traagor, who has come bare Gold & Silver Watches, of yours in ray hand thatrichra will not spud your pure maiden heart. Here it ia, the pre ver book of your mother I*rok what you harp written in it; ‘And if Thou gavwst me all the treasures ef th. universe, my God, I would .till re­ main Thy hurabls asrvanL For what i. gold bofors Thro, a* Thon only re­ garded hanrta ? To The. bekmgeat ray heart, and t hall alwnr. nrarntn to.' " “To God and to tbeo, my Jamea," whiapsred Lena, and laid her head lace* in thia State are diitinguiahad r the fallowing characteriatica : Saginaw th. wiideet Grand Rapid, the haadeotneeL Albion the homelAt Kalaraaroo th. mo*t intollcctaaL Olivet the moat piously inclined. Jfeckaon the wittiest end moat enterLaaaing the moot cxceaairoly unintor- AdtLin the moat .coroplisfoxl muri- Monroe the moot graceful dancer*. Ann Arbor the moat anxious to bo to priacn 1" cried the young girl, snxial£ “ Do you know the amount of “ Twelve .hilling.," “ Alas. ait 1 I have oniy throe shillings abject poverty, aad my cooacioace will not permit that that brat of shildren ahall continue to racrificn beraelf for me. It is not pemiblo that my life would hare had lasted much longer, and God will surdy portion me when I deprive The pri bunt into tears. “ Ob, heav­ ravself of a few dosnn day. or week, of it to save thereby the health and life of en,” nobbed ahe, "1 fear myrolf that •be will not do it, far I owe her already "Old man, your • happy bring," •i* ihaiinga, and rise is a very bard wocried the younger one. What jon call “For what hare you inrorred that misfortune ia nctfaing but a mere begoteHe. Thai ia now and forevrr done away with. I wil] make my will to­ morrow, in whioh I shaU ooartiluto you my hair, aad will poetjon. tor a day my leap into the Thamao Bat first. I wi*h to make the acquaintance of yirar L*raa, that I may beltold a person before my death who redly daaw v.* to be called a human bring. ’ “ Bui. str, you are still so young and yot ■> uuharipy, whatistho can* of it?" (ought half a chicken for hii roup, or abroAtoak.” cried th* old man ia a nitftul voice. “ I wen afraid that under thswe eir“ 1 think the monrr of my father I cumnanre. Mr* Riley will not lend yon am the son of cue of the wsalthiert any mors mousy. I Bar. six ahiiling*, tankers of London, sod, like you. am wtiich I r. ill give you. but that is all 1 abo a merchant If I toll you my name, poeroM. Dave vou not roran valuable which you hare, no doubt, often heard, article which we arald pawn f it will c.iavinee you that I am telling “ 1 hare nothing but th. prayer book you the troth. My father die-l five vrarv ago, and I inherited hk collosaal for­ •f uiy dead m»U.*-r. She asked mo on tune From that moment all men with her drath-bod not to part with it and nothing is morv sacred to me than her cither Ifed, stolen, cheated or deceived memory aad my civen promta-; but for me. I was lik. an innocent child in my niy tether 1 .would cbroefuDy part with belief and confident. I had not been it." Trratbliaglyaho brought th. book. spoiled, and had mberited from my “ Oi*. rir. on the tinjriiita! Wares ia th. back part of the book I hare written good m..‘bra a iraort which waa in and looked for svuipaxhy end lor.. 1 my wcrat thought*. No one must know found hypocritical rauundreia. designing that Lam the writor. Will you promTiltain., whore sol. aim asutad to be to deprive mo of niy money and to enjoy ttamrelrm at my expehw Errand*, or rather raw-ale, whoa- I ealkd friend., sr.d for ,.d^i±my whole fad. but my ep^ZrZ st but, end mv heart became border.*] with su»piciou: I drtreted .nd Ireraad to know THE DRAFT AND CUT *' Certainly a little bad luak." • ■* Oh, my poor father I what ahall I haw to hear r’ The young man waa deeply moved by hff dietrma and agitatam, though he did not turret to look around the roonn “ Don’t be frightened, dear lady, the m'-a!ortone is no-- ao gnat All old ac­ quaintance mot him yesterday, and in­ vital him to a bottle of wine in a neigh­ boring saloon. After having finished about all three bad entered, and wore driven any at a rapid pace. Before a Hgh, apfandid manioc at Westminster, the carriage halted. Richly dreaaed servants Efted her out aad led her into magnifioa^tly-furniehed parton. “Hank your new miatnaa,” aaid Ax. to them , “.how het rronrot and ol>ey her command*." “ My darling child, I am J imes Ax., one of the lichrat men of thia rich city. . I* Vermont, cot of tar~y twcnly-oo. oouplea who are married, one i. destined to b. divorced; in MasMohueetta, one coupl. are divurewd out of every fortyfiiur; in Ohi., one out of every twontyaevua; in Gmneeiirut, one out of every •down ; while ia Chicago the number of fboM divorced far exceed, the number of thorn married, fur the raaaon that dmrontentod peopl. from evwry- part of the world to£. up lhetr nmdeuoe i> that city in order to l>o rolievwl of cooiugnl beads which bars Income irksome. HoMUMX.-Kaneday«agaaUfUs her in Virginia was killed by the bite of a rstttamako. Tl>. UlOa fallow hxd gone with rctncoltM:> mvuibc*. of th. family ANorfulkWy has a ropy of fits Bible which wra priat-d in 181“ �era comuxfon of the Michigan Central, end in th<e article we giro brief aotiroo > of ths Wsetern tributaries of the C. B ’ * Q-, which are under the oontrol of, or ■ managed by the earn* man who own aad eoatrol tho M. O. and the C. B. A Q. Railroad*. Among tbara tho Han­ nibal and St Joseph is one uf the im­ portant Roads aad demands a special notion. Iks oAsem of this lias are. ■in: «m» muim •dgy, *rlu 4i ewg'-.C-d only 24 unn­ J WM i«-i fertly fucr-. d, u-l hopes terfafred ai Ito living. It* fans almon eavend by « Ud-foshtent, end a lady’* finger-; fag can la cu tert issue we gave a aetioo of tbs C. B. A a R- IL. the prfaripri WreL | DBY LOH'EH T1MJT XiVM A brakesman named Joo**, employed on n freight train on the Lake Shor* and Michigan Southern Railroad, anddrotaUy fell between the cart whilo the tretu waa moving bstwyWXSngeriile aul Madfott oa Ihumdv of last week. He fell upon the, frack gad tho remaindor of the tranrrtfa obro hfofog*. tearing tlieiu off and mangling hi* body. WhOo lying on the track hs hoard a jwssroger train ajipruching. Expect mg that be wuuld mA bo area, and that the ears would run over him ho drew a knifo from Us pocket, opened tho blade, and stabbed hlmaelf twenty-two time* about tho breast and iefl arm. He had tried to poootrato his heart and produce dealt sumiar. but was too weak to guide hi* blows The oDgtoevw of tho train saw him ia limo to stop. Hs wss taken The Quaker* of Battle Creek aad vi Mu.; GenT Sup’L, Gv**. H. KiMstom daily are building a new church on of fit Joseph, Mn.; Trea.urvr, John H- their old ground. I The young man of Katamaaoo ar* weight The peat office law require* Lothrop, of St. Jowgih, Mo.; Aas't that all package* coming unlw this rato Sup'ts. L W. Towns. Hannibal, Me.; denouared because they goto entertainJ««» I. a S..I.4 EarvUrr. ■ ahall hare the nature of ths contents ~3F n-enta unattended by ladies * Price *11 ml* L V. Morne, Kansas City, Mo.; Gent marked on tho outaidx Plant* that are Tho potato crop to doing very well Ticket Agent. P. B. Grott, fit iMfh, received by mail should bo shaded Im now and the chance* are that a good yield will reward tho Libora of the pomThis tod and reliable lino of Railroad A tzuritife tragedy took placj at Black 1 Under the above beading -rha Amer Earth, Madison Co., Wisconsin, tho 29th. t which run* due East and West uw?*. On tlw 22d Frank' 8, am. to 8. P. ioaa AmMiation to Homo Industrie." at A worthlom fallow named Bander*, earn- ,1 the fitats of Missouri, Is one of our Cleave*, of Biploy, was drowned in Chicago, send out tbs following able or mod imrs-rtaut lines, and eapndally , Portage lake by tho upsetting anl oink­ ticfemi Uoiue and Foreign markets, since tho rompfeu™ of tho roads rnn- . ing of a small soil boat raauutBvto He fired st bi* mtoher-ia- ‘ and tutor relative advantage* to which ning from its Western terminus fa ell law, Mra Fasber, who saved herself with ’ E. H. Johnam went to Washington tho rarwfnl attsntkm of tho fanner* of dircctiona. It now forms tho great last week with Sullivan the Corsoco murUte county is asked. The protective throuirli route from tho East and Caica- doTwr, and deposited him in ths Nationabout tv tywcli Um'irbra toe skuu him­ policy is uuw 030 nf the yrsrt political *1 Aayltm fur insnno soldier*. place at th* Michigan State University go, «m the C. B. A a H- », to Kansas at Ann Arbor on the 28th. Degree* self deed Nebraska, and the Pacific coart. tic I| On the 17th into. Mr. Fredariek Swce, were conferred as foDowa: PhannareuBoard, the artist, baa produred a capi­ Atehfon aad tho Central Branch of the '| living user Sand Beach, Huron Cbanty, tical Cbomist, 21 Mining Enginter, 1; tal Darwinian picture, iu which two old wa. kicked in tho breast by a Itarea. and Civil Enginner. 14; Baohsrlar of Bdeuee, monkey*, muscubir, hireuts and tailed, U. P. R. R , to Central Kansas and lived but a few momenta allerwartl*. 8; Bachelor of Philosophy, 0; Bachelor are addressed by their sou, who has Colorado, and to lhe regions of New , at Arts. 84; Master to Arte, 17 ; Doo- boon devglopcd. till lie kw.no hair, little । Mexico by wsy of Leavcuuorth, Law­ 'ter of Medidna, 4. Tho last were in tad. sural »n mA-, aad a manguHaa tyj«> I rence. and Fort Haye^ to Seat horn Kan odditwn to tho regular graduate* of the of cuunteohoert Hs ha* a tadpole, a ! as*, the Indian Territo*y> *O,I Toxa*, M< dical Dojartaumt last spring The I»rtially devxl.qwj frog, and a ccraiplrte cuiumencemcnt exorcise* contorted of frog with him, and i i eraLratly tracing by the Atchison, Topek* A Santa Fe Tho Albion fl.-.erdir save that the far- oiabmis by seven ►elected luemtior* ui hto geueofegy down from tho originJ RaBroad, and to the Rod River country the graduating elnts, including Edward tadpole through the various rtagtM uf (iromot* will c lobrato tho Fourth of July fic Kansas City and Fort Scott I', also in their whrat field*, and in fact will be B. tfoumor, ofPertonica, Hhnto*. These grass nod doraloprul.nt WELCH ^GRIFFITHS' funuihes a rlcasant scad direct rout? :o nearly through whaat luirro.t by that wore followed by President Angells in­ A sokfous shooting affray took place Otnalia and (Mundi Bluffs, per tlio reaugural address, which wa* doEvored at l*tanc(vilte, Ohio, uu Kifa.-day. A cxwnqior*u.k>n*Jy. lu the afternoon csrutly completed St Jcorph A Council tho (urnor-steaa of thu now Uru«wr*ity young mon unread Duefoj* fired two buiklmg was laid, with address** by shot* at hi* stepfather, Mr. Darul The route from Chfogu ria Qain.'y. l*reside-jt Angell, Chief Ju*tfee Camp- Hughes “no uf which vWorod HocIum’ to 8t. Joseph, Atehfaon. and Kansas badl, of tho 8upre:»• Court, and Hon. side, entiling out at hi* Lock, and tho E C. Walker, <4 th* Board of Ifegis- other wounding Mi«a Flor* Ducbsu. a City, sad all points Wirt, ia not only vster u! tlraytang man. in the anu. preferable ia point to distan.-c an 1 di Mr. Hughe* then fired at Ida assailant During the mum years the British im­ rvctnsai, but is note*! as being performed with a iirt >. fafiictui; a rerure wound in ports of groin from this country wore in ths .moot clrgnnt and tumpluou* tbs foot Tho shouting grew eat of a only ono-fifth their impart* from other i family qv,arret. Nimo of tho parties through drawing room sleeping fialaere countries. Xaflueucv of liquor awl that be gut up­ a (TV urrv>C !*l. . Mdwaskee and Chicago often send aU aad day *o*ehe» thit are run ia the on the tnUrvad track in front of a pass­ it. tin day* m.ire gram and ttour than ing train rvgurdl.ro of ll.e entrontfo* of Foreign bifUngs. England has taken from us each rear, nrt^t depots and-the moat rouiplrte *ra little boy, who succeeded,in lailiing on the average, for tsrenty yean part. hiui off 'tun. but bo s’umbl.J bark W.u B. Rxw-irl arrival atGei The eleven Nnrthweotcrn States, in inngt-meate for through baggage; white ageja. and tho engine struck him. knock­ IMO, produced gfaiO.bfal.taMJ worth of th» great livers are all bridged, thus euing liiui <lo«n and running over but'i nopfa, July 2d. Chfcage, Boek iataad. uad Pacific B. grain and provision* for cocsumptitm aUing tho traveler to avoid all th" de­ of hi> fret, cutting them off. one a>>ov« Tlw Prussian Priuro Via Um: X Lcmpaay. and export, of which only 125,000,000 lays ar.d cancyMce, of transfer* ord die ankh, and mangling them in a r rtj worth went to ferrum countriaa, and ferrisgu ‘ honibb? manner. He waa taken up Through Pullman *]**epiag lew than half at that to Great Britain, and K-utiod to his fiuUMi, nut far from white oar Eastern States and tbs South palace* run from Cfaimgo wr Quincy to Cbie go, mi 1 other line*. Hi*- sp*A aad D.a. North uiul Ni Naugbtook ♦IfaV-’-D1,115ft worth, or mere than Kansas City and Dourer *ir fnu Quin­ The Siunla .ILb* of Kalninaaso and biii wore imUntly aunimonsd. lib, cy to St Jowqib, Nebraska City, Coun­ surrounding counties cud «l Khuuk-rofl ' bouts wvic cut off art tlio some of tho foreign eountries Now England is a cil Blaffk, and Omaha, passing over a ou buodai in large numbers. Itiae.li । aocid. nt and >-xpo>od the borritdo sight larger market for us than Uld England. sfdrndidly develo[«d Country mil mated there aero u.'XHJ isuplo th-'n-. to many l«upl*.' who imtardiatsdy gaxhTho annual nsvraro of our exports to Serviceu wrew held throughout the day. Groat Britain fnnn 1MU to 1H* mclu- through nantsruua thrivingcilice, wiul-* A yuung uu*n uaatod Ahtun Ksviiut hi'L*ml*4. b!-o bally injured, and tho nod* are firs'-clssa in every leojoc*, rive, is computed at only •8.848,915. Factorise in Now Haglund ere for being well balls*ti'.l an 1 well ofBoorod, । committed »ui tie at Ewanaba on the ' that It would bar Uy be cx]>outed that ho better for u*a evuatry than in England ; tbu giving tho traveler th ’ beat pood- 2Vth by shooting Idmadl through the, roull Keo unl-r tlmdrctunsluteea. Th> head. He Utt a note stating that no man he* a wife but no childroe, and and a large increase of wills and facto­ other per*uu w-i* ruepotoibio tor the no?. was formerly, and wo umterstand at th* ries in I lu- Wont would be a still greater bfe Tuma nines of jOumfort and sofety. time waa alxl employed, but nut at work, iu tho Chemical work* m*rth of the city. The ductor* arero ubligod to amputate both foot, miatging, how evw, i Of the adrantngo* of thia route the I public hare been preUy thoroughly ad­ ' vised through the columns of tbs prin* ' ci|«l papers of the Slats fur months post, Piuladulplua has Cvm.il*> undertakers. to "1888 wo furnish'd but a quarter of yet the following brief notice will prubher import*. Europe sending ths rest I ! Gon. Sheridan and his brother, Maj. ably interest all }«rsons wl*e ju.t now . from her nearer markets, cad with her M. Siu ridan are visiting the old folks al cheaper farm labor. 'Lbcrv i* no pros­ are seeking » srisra Zfsae*. or trending , horn*, in Perry county, (Aw. pect of this meager result improving, Gen. R-ieecraas I* in .California giving The officer* are, Proaidout, J. W. Brooks, hi* wlio!" energie* to the groat railroad grain fields of Hungary and the Bieck of Boaton. Maas.; so Joog the wcllundertaking on the Pacific Coast Sea, to ebeejen aad facilitate their traneknvwa and exceedingly ]aipular Superpertatioa of grain Ite Toxa.* Pacific railway will bo President GraiA thoughtfully suggest 1,515 mites iu length. In ono piece it od, in his Annual Mraeage to Cocgreu gaa Centra! Gwn'l. Snp't, C. E- PvTrun, in a straight line for 250 nuke. that ,zrbe rxUsisicu of railroad* in Eu­ kins, of Burlington, Iowa ; Gen'L Tick­ Summer hotel* have enlarged the aisa rope and ths East is bringing into com- et Agent, A. E. Touralin, of Burlington, of their baggage roomi on acrouat of patitian with our form t.roduct* of ether the iatroosMl a» of.tlio Saratoga trunk*. eotmtrfo.** sod foot, tberefbre, “seUintereet, if nut seV-prrecrvation, dictate* Elkins, who go.-* to tho Yo-Somite,' Psucnns or Ttn Ciatt—Another caution in disturbing any industrial in­ to study ths YoSetuitic intcrip'uon*. lias ' link in tho girdle round the earth" ha* terest of the r«>untry " • finish'd a pretty bi: <4 load scape, called been completed. The coble from Sing­ - twilight.'’ > Distancwand the higher wane our apore to Huug Kong bos been success­ civiluatioa demands, put the Western According to modioal statistics, ths in­ fully laid, a.ul i> now in wuriung order. former st such diatdvantage against the Western Railroads ami uoe to the troduction of chignon* has increased London, and of rouaes Now York and grain grower ia Europe that empcti- moat important. * Connecting at Borbrain fever om-rag the women seveutr- San Erancfotw, see ia daSr roannnufca. lingtoa. on do Miasurippi river, with tinn with Cliinu, and the time is rapidly the C. B. A Q- Railroad trom Chicago, ajqwoacl*ing when tho ghbo will be en­ it runs in a straight lino across lbs State circled \<j a fafegraiAle wire. There is a great gsu jvt to U filfed, however. scot in tho most Southern but ono of t)>s Warner factions of tho Republican party, Tho *p*c> boiwt-cu Cfctaa end oar Pa­ tier* of rcmntfes in tho State, from each ail about Federal offioers aad ajoil*. cific <xM>at foa yut to be overcome j list of which regular linso of stages run to thee? tobo havsscaoaipliahsd that a hid. A daily radical newspaper, which will only a Tow yean ago wa* deemed an points in Northern Missouri. It con- i support iien<-ral Grant lor rv-olceticu, nocts at Ottumwa with tho De. Moines inqiosubility wil! sooner or later, finish Valley R. R and ths North Mi-ouri will appear in Nashville Tenu. ia a few the great work. California must bo put BLACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. days. Capital has bcm raised to cany ia cuiuciunicstiou with Japan and China, A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. i” ;aa. »u» u *-■ • A Million Bolin W.MPS, A CABO. Michigan Exchange. Ladies' Misses and Childre Shoes Jtnd Gaiters WB WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Russell & Nevj ns, Ayer’s Ague Cure, J. P. ROBERTS & BUGS bWFWFmTRO,! Medicines, School Hooks Stationery. New Goods!! Barlow & Qoodyear Hulk re. Ike. 15. Bro. BAKERY! 0ROCEBT AMD Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Put the factory and farm together, and these find larger market, tho farmer ia anted from dependence on one crop rfks; hie land ia kept in better heart by thia variety of product*. Mildew, and blight aad ruM, which come from exhautrou of tbo soil the result of tho constant export of grain and tho want of rhsnge In product*, will reaaa, and good fanning !«* otae pnaiblo and proftisible, aad the father be able to Land hi* fora over to hi* son*, not impoveriahod, but onrkb«l and full of promise No cocwrax, axaxstvxxv saanxi.Trait, xvra wcxMx rnnxumr um. To tak*> from the earth and not wear it out. the former mart give baek. Lrtthiabe done, aad crop* increase with the growth of population; neglect this and when decay ahall cocao to th* beet land ia but Warm tn-als. 25 cU. C onf’ec tionery. rfe th. Sstolach fotatei- Ns port to •fie great eha:u nmst bn felt agon. Wo must know every Rung fm even when, ns won a. it -cr-urs. end a. the world moves, the time is Mt for dletaat when such will bo the condition uf thing* — those Lac*. Ik» Railroad is rsoliv like a Cree. with throe folk* or braasbe*, hav­ ing three tcnui ai in the State ft tic- lai. At Council Bluff. aad Omaha, at which latter point its trams make clue* oouneetion* with those al the Union Pacific Railroad far all point* on tho “ Orer the Hill to tho Poor House." Prenfis Bosds and lbs Pacific roast. M A Bay City man last week turned Lfe At I'lattsmuulli, where its trains make motbur aged 70 infirm and .uffor.ug rhouruatwiu into tho street during a Burlington A Missouri River Railroad heavy straw at rain. She is said to bo m Nebraska, which latter Railroad run* a woman uf ware than ordinary iatellifur 55 ttota* through the oau.-itry lying genc*.. Tbo mgreuttel son luU used South of ths Platte River, to Aahland 1230 of her money, xhich was her all. and IsaroJn, tho Capital to thu State of and had riven to* note for it He said Nsbraaka A glance at a oocrcct map ho did it to pfore his wife. of the United States will dwnonstrate Mr*. Joseph Snyder, uf Penna town­ tho fart to travefero bound to all that section at country lying South of the ship, Jackson Cvunty. suddenly fell to Platts River, that the Burlington route the grounl in*cu*ibte white calling a tc the sfortsst cheapest nod un!r direct cow on the 22d. She wa. taken to the route. Sd. At Hamburg and Nebraska house and died in about three hour*. Paralysis was the disrate. Bh* had been fading unusually wall, and had walked t.. a neigh box’* that nwening. UV w half a mile, and back. She was an old and nrepectod citiaen. mag direst frao the Eart to Nebraska Two men altacbed to MoCormirk * City and the country adjac. at thereto. The Buriingtw A Miaa.un is slready camp, about 80 mites up the big river, a favorite route to travel to K*f.m*», to hod quite a sot to with a roupte of old Omaha, end tho Pacific Koada, and the beam and taree cubs a few days since, during which one of the men had the Pacific cwmL Its track is ciauMd to be the snort perfectly finished in the Wort, ctoihing rtripjxd from fam with ou. havmg the heavito iron, Uta the br*t bolfastod road bod—whfeh io aa impor­ tant guarantee of safety to tho vaaearvr The equipment of motive jv«wer is fog*', sad to tho very beat mnnafactun. The p—ougvr coscbm ere to the fate*:! aad most eooireWo pattern. whDo the Wurm meal* and luuchei at all hour* asosAs smedisg 1«v»1y tv* Xrtansr by ire. Ixrostxs—The Odd Fsitew*' proces­ sion tn Boston, hat week, numbered over 8,0M wiab«n of ths Order, aad waa two mile* fa tength. The occaaeoa wa* tlu> laying of the corner stone of the now building to bo devoted to the pur­ poses of tho Ordaf. ti re from hi* daugU-ra, bating that Mr. .Seward and party wore nt Suez an the 5th of May. and -were going thraeo through Egypt They lied already trav­ eled over sfl.uOO mOca A Texas paper says; “We are look­ ing fiif- the Democrat* to couio out far nrgro soc-al (quality, now that they have fur negro ;ioliucal equality, fur they hav* alway* said that the two wore icaspcrably connected." Prendeni McCo*h, of Princeton, i. preparfag an answer to Darwin’* ffiaory about the human race, which, it to said, so UW up Darwin that those who ban apprehended that their original jorente were monkeys may now breathe freely. 1’01 UNS. PONGEES. GRAY MIXTURES . IW- * J/ “r l***0'1 ‘“F*X »P«ri»e tfensn. sSsll wlltoa Ito l.sMi* EVENT THING IN THE WAY Of WHITE GOODS. rIQUEB A SPECIALITY. Ths 100 Drake* who rvo-ntiy mat in JACONETS, N Y. City to try to establish their lino NAINSOOK PLAIN. of decent to the Trinity estate, mot with ». NAINSOOK CHI [«x:r succor we should infer, from va­ rious instaaora coming to light, that many lawyer* in that city ha 1 feath­ ered their aorta out of Ummo " drakes," enough to keep tliemsrivs* and their doea* for some time to cane. To the Ladie New Advertisements. HXBBOIVS. DEf 1ST Fancy Bow. Badi and Trimming Bibbons, Hosfory an 1 Glovea ■TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, CortoU and ILvpekirta. WHITE DUCK COATINGS. BROWN DRILL. AC., AC., At Morris, Wisconsin, recently, two remag todies named Ctorrio Olsoo, aged tatova. and Bomn Can!, aged fourteM DOMESTICS. The Largest Stock in the City! Tracy, white trying to rars U» life rtf DENIMS, 8TBIPE8, TICKINGS CHECKS, D. A T. CASSUttBE, 1ILEACHED nml UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND -, sHtarriNGs. NASHY1LLE. MICHIGAN, Prints at fen cents per Yard I THAT CAN NOT BE EXCELLED! THE LITTLE wuusr <y teemrry ZTVCmv. �•Maaca ia fort being directed to the ntaswityr cf haring a good supply «f water [^ranged, in covsnuant rtsspe, to do |hattteto tho ’■ firey elmuonu,” a. wwB The Fourth of July dawW upon the , m to supply oiUc waate; and in that pvopla of Hartings wiUt the ringing of I event, Holly Water Work, is th* thing ; Th* umWrigMd wiahM to Inform aU the bell* of tho city and th. finng of I moat dtsired. We hop* to U nU* to . th» formers cf Barry county that there ' preasnt soma rtatutiu soon, to show U** nnxoartma ftreoMkera. Everybody seemed to renlin* that it waa the M>Ut i root of vwrimi* works af that deerriptiou. i Fhitoan <fray RjfrMy Tufa acniur MiU. tberefimi I wouid >r artuatfou to this far! that there things can be tusdt •ulf-iustainhig. ■niuae Allegan Fanning Mill bv- Siao* different viUagi-s throughcut cur State have l>TO]ored to Lav* HuUy Water WoA*. it has called out many facto and figures that go to show tbs’, such things can bo put in fur a great deal lass money than wn* suptswud on* feature alone, tending to Icasiea Um ax­ ' pease, is a n*w styl* of water-pipe, made T^e rtnrtmg poluu of this Route are ' of wood. Thia pip* i* made of pine, a,M‘ Th* central with iron bands, and ia coated with cool point is IflJELlNGTON. on the Mireu- ter and asphaltum. The company for W. It traverse* lUiuuto awl tho wbol* tawtohhtrf Southern Iowa. Nosr tho it* manufacture are located Ln Bay Qty, Mtswn, ito trank fork, info three Mkin, and Chicago, Bay City being tho ^whes, for it Lm three wwtertt t*e- principle office. From recommendation* given in their icmph'.rt, wo should Ito narth-xn termiau* ia Council judge Uiis pipe hue merit* that rf) give Bluffs, where, crossing to thnaha. it con­ nect* with Union Parifc for nil place. it prominence wherever introduced. «m th* mtra-euntinratal and Pacific Dvano our interview, the Anwriean •topco. Over-land and traffic dhoo** thia Consul at Bonkok, preoeated the King reliable sonic more and mure. Its utat tenainu* is Lincoln, tho an elegant aa>wtment of his medicioos Capital <rf Nebraska, fifty-fire mifo* wert from Dr. J. 0. Ayer, of Lowell, Mass., of th* Mfosovri at llattsmouth. Thisi. for the uso of tho Court. He explained Flatt* emmtry, where tho of mil-',to his majesty theIr origin from tho rood land la it *>o*t, roa* to half a mil- 1 grant chemist and their uses. Tho CliorIt* third terminus i* at Hamburg.!| ry Pectoral for cough*-, tho Sanaparilia lichigan_Contral aud Nolmuka. City. At Hamburg, il makes c‘o-c rvnnertfons, twice a day, for St Jt>*i>h. Laamworlh. Ksmm Cite, and the whole Bouth-W»»t, -n joura.vmg then from Eart to r'.ci.sa* via Burlington, yva enjoy o<L vautaget yuu c.tn secure on no other line. Vuu Lrtl» pass over a road *--«.'ml to no other in speed, safety, ar any Ifollu.an luxury of modern travel; and I —________ J___ _______ ■ R. R. J, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. Peninsular Railway. for eruptive ’liaeoaow and tho Ague Cure niirit of “ TC”; thus the Hay va* ualicrod in The rain tho night before we* just what wa* wanted to fli things for a lovely Fourth, but u to jiropraiaiire had Leon laid out for “doing*” in our etty there wm a general rash to th» d.prt for tho early cxsuruon trains. The Gun lake osjociation to the number of fifty cr ilxty left our city for their aummcr fMort to rp-nd a pleasan t time for a wo*k ur two. Bcm* three hundred people took th* train* here for Middlerille, NaahviUa Jadtaoa and !>stroit« but th* majority of th* eruwd tooSB bo d«rtiMd for Grand Rapid*. *Tb» “Locals" of the Bsnxa aad Jremsf acre on the train going West, nnd •»* cm-Mmlly too j>eucil came cut to ucdlce a nice field of wheat or a Ug growth of sleeping oclioe* of the wood with that corn alung th* way, th* moat and best imnvcrtnl cowposiduil, ’’ Th* Star Span-, of winch wns sedn iu Barry county. In gk-d Banner." lYiyor was cfflrod Lt many low and wet places. Jack Aort had the Chaplain Rev fl. H Bpcwr, of Ver­ made iiia unwelcome call, n* wa* eviilcut montville, after which wm remlwed. | from th-dry, crispy tint on th* loaves i Before roaebing the valley city, the with Gao effort, a National song by the Nasht ill* Giro Club. Th* Declaration train <Mu>Utiag uf several coar.ho* and two accummodaUoa car* were literally was nnd by CtomoU Bmiih, Eeq., ntar packed on top aad nllnround Pcaalng which race a stun - n^ara Ferner;" MiddforiUu ocr train was plrarantly nnl th* oration, lyr.ILm. J M- Ferris of serenaded by their comet band, who Grand Rapid*. ware ready to escort with honor all thos.*-; It tie:haps would bo enough to say to tha» who know Mr. Ferris, that hesuawho stopped there tJ oolcbral-. toitt* I in every way, hi* already welt WK* fill*' 1 to overfl jw^^yith prop!*— living in our <ri£, has s< fine a lot of Orts * Bvurax, wo are inform*I, bai stock as ona be found any whore. Om> started a milk wagon. Pure mill: Cur dnrbnm Lt.lL ftreo-yonreobl, w<-lghr<L fire copU |wr quart. Juno 24th, 1,440 Iba Ono lulfor, a year cl 1 ln*t March, Ural lust JUu on tho A BMJrtm won: up at Muwsuleo uu Bnrr'a Pectoral Elixir U rwxnutnrod- th* 4th. Il crvMod lake Michigan and common* all tho spring, weighed, July ed to any one afflicted with a aevero landc-1 u«ar Kalnzaaxoo on the some 4th, 710 Ibto. and n jrair of steer calri-s, ona a yoar-altf March. SSth^ nnd the evouing. I’rof. Stainer waa it* iL other July fob, weighed op Uw 4th, InoL, 1,570. Tlii* wo call good itoek, and think it dewrves a pat-rag notiee. blast; tl*« Grand pa|»<L* orgnu factory two avn playing un organs titer Clothigg ]lou»e and various basia'.'Si Lou*o>t wore well renrowmtod by lutgn pila* vif dry goods bores on an axpms wagon; Ni-hola ■ nd Shopntd'o throsluug mv chines and (hand Rapids fanning mills were in the procession. Ths whole thing made • »how, The exorcises and orations al tho jork were good bat wo have no spu.-a to report them. Hsis Bcaxan.—Mr. C. H. Bowen, of Rutland township, lost M« barn by finon Friday night Isrt- H* having near­ ly cl*aml hi* barn for the purpoco uf drawing in hi* wheat when cut Only a few things wow burned—fanningurill, two tons hay. ote. It was Aral dlw•red by one of tho littl* girls whose । room was opposite the barn Tho roof wa* all on fire when dtecov.-rod, and nothing could bo done to save it. Lorn. |600; insured in the Michigan and Ox TSursdoy la*t a fatal accident oc­ Adrian fa.- MOO. Il was probably th* curred al Munhall. The Fast Expres* work of an itccndiary. rani ran over and art off both logs of As Ornsttrar.—Wo find on our table Mr. George Ketcham, and ao injured a letter, signed It D. M-, written st St. Luo that he iired but about half an Jasrplu Michigan, Fob Seth, 1871. de­ signed for publication, and containing matter of real interest at the trine it was that Hon. Daniel Striker will noon form written By some oversight the letter n co-partncrthip with Mayor H. A waa placed with a tot of answered Ut­ GuodvKir in hi* hardware' eambliahinent. ters unopened, and bonce its nnn-appearWo congratulate Secretory Striker on iraro iu tho Bsxxsx Tho author baa hia entree into sm of tho best hardware our thanks for tho loiter and our apolo­ atom in Michigan gy for its mn-appearance. - TAYLOR, HA WKIXSf and DAYTOTf NEW IIHEBT1SEJ1E5TN. J. 1>. Ito sumAc<A. drtn: store. DRY GOODS, CLdhing. bate, cops ■ ' ‘• gooda. and crerythtaff 1 at Mu'lgv*'. If — - ; mftagts al EtuwU'a 1 Mr. T. Eiling has sold his interest in th* drug btuiare* of th* lata firm cf Haney A Eting to Dr. Haney, who wfll luTcsftor carry on the buainere of that oiUbltolimeuL Eiing has left uur city for other parts of tha SUt*. Ms tlxsxr Mxxxrrr, living in Hasft— IftTftMp, u “ l— io« • fakl ci corn al! t*M*:«! crab *nd that it h tho I—’ ptoeo of coni to b* found. We are gtad to uctic* U«* thing*. It adds materially to th* iitorert of th. former ia ILo various branch*, of Lis ,t nrty “Umr store in U»* But* rw-ssmt .-Mr. J- W. Maynard, oar Irhor sv ’>■ Ua » b*u'; said .hMmatos her 1*7^: fi«* » ««! sod th*n ■ Hute egg ; are have fear ,0. right boforn ua that look )Ae nu.'e, which evidently girt- great plain, j are to " John and Bctrey” from tht in­ terior, and to s,;i the urvlpijj, who for । the titnu ’tented wild nt tho eight of no many torn turned' boy a again. The dieplay of firework t waa ray tatiataotory, and did credit to thure who man-1 For the aako of ’•swinging round the cirelu” a small party of m took paesago on tho Grand Rapids and Indiana IL R. Tho train waa pocked full insilo, on top and on the platform. An inci'lcal happctwd in one of the roachew which nearly [■rodueod a panic. An Irishman camo iu orenk nnd rotmucnetd his abuse l*; fore the ladies. Ho repeated it and vras nbnffcd from n man standing near tho door, when a general fight ensued. Tho train was stopped, and the torn under­ took to tie ths Iriahman in ths bsggsgo rar. He wouldn’t tie worth a cent and bo haf to be knocked off the tram in the swamp to Loci> him qmet The train had not gone only ,a mile or an, when some other individual opensd up hi* month and wished n fight Tho train slacked up and the brakeman set­ tled hia fist on tho noisy feflow's face and ho too we* left to medium oa the rdo of tho track tho foolish idea of poor whiskey and fighting on s railroad train. deals oC '.bo pceariun, and aaide from Everything wa* quiet after that. Al thorn the whole rtfloir wee ia ronrepiion Wayland, the firing of rocket* indicated and cst>tuftin,-toi mnineat and empbatfo Ural th*y wore myoying n patriotic time, J. Mandigo bad a large poity there, in lUsrasM, well-known throughout Ute Stslc as tho “cheek" editor, aad that paper having died, for some time Bar­ tram has remained al! quirt until rtrcvntly h* bn rtartod a paper at Mid­ land. called tho Tntn. Tlio usual stylo that paraded check is left oat and he goes m with better prinetplee- Several colnmas of his last paper ore used in showing the people of Midland th* ad­ vantages of Holly water wort*. Sactho vtobt. “ Bart.” AGRIOU' E. P. BURRALL. Office in John W«i*»rtt’s Hardware Store, Brown's New Block. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. Wears every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint of parties who say they arc unable to nay so much. Xoic to give all a chance to have Teeth who need and should have them, wo willfrom this date, for a * few weeks, drop the price almost one-half. We will now mahc full and Complete- sets for$25. .Single Hates- Upper or Under $13. .ILL OUR WORK W.lR R.l.YTEI) Office over Grant- $ Phillips’ Store, Hastings, Mich. On the morning of July 5th thb love­ ly village with its dolighUal shade, its atone ski* walks, and cool, refreshing, health sustaining, HuUy wntrr-wotk». burst in upon us with all tho frcshassa of th* morning. Kalsmaioo is indeed a lovely place, and that is all wo can say about it this ha*, only they had a "Fourth.-' roeshting of races, base ball nmteh, fire works, *ta* STEWART & STEINHOFF. JOHNSTOWN. Bora' WstraX-^Pnrf. Horen Brel- Goods are Cheaper than Low ! BALTIMORE. OW,GHB, MUM. DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, will sell them ns cheap And house From New Yoi-k to Chicago, We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. Wo Sell the Florence Sewing Mnchine, IB VINO. Fta im it a Ctl! ad ts rial a big Hit of Gaft« will pn !■ for a little Sony. - between Kalamaaoo aad Mar«hall wo i noticed the wheat «m most idl ia .hock I and to3u> al il in the (lack already. Hur‘ vret *0! catch it now, tho Fourth i* ahall watoh UmM young man who are oat into at night when they oeght to bo in bod. W* shall tao that darks ore Strictly Loco-t, and that married men tot ether mens who* and daugi-ter. akma." He will have hte hand* fell to rttood to sJLUfoto.thiyjaBy .aty. T„ ta, taJt— make at Alton’s, that will «rt-w*sr and kxA brCter. and «* • torto ,h“ PITTS, RACIJTE and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HULLERS. and the largest stock of I tlirong march 1 back to :Lo village, tluporda.r^eaiU •uugbi fur pleasure in nay way tho geacrnl good feeling «u the occurrence uf one or twtl fights ; in the toureo of the evt uing in which a j party of rough* frv m Hastings took a I prominent nnd disgraceful part. Had the village authoritiee ituuitd on anerting. as too a as they wore ratiofied that liquor was being, tended, the proprietors cf the ostablishcu-nU where the law wm tbua being ignore 1 or dofiod—as they do jn tuoay villages whore they th'ak have n Prohibition CVunril— oven this would bare boon avoided, and there trould havo been nothing to ariticue or tvudema. As it is the blame must fall where it Idongs, ns much— nay mow rm tlwoo who with the pwer to restrain evil, faded to .da ia, .».< upon tboc-e who ware tin* crtual j-ort xi[mils in tho ocmmireioa of the wrong. The drinking and fighting were not down « tho jwogrammj, and are men-, tioend as occurring putsiflo o£ _nad not having any connection trit'i ths criebration.to.ro> doctod bjt^te C.iramitU'o of THE IMEarsli XXarvester, went up but Fishaq rtaid down. Man* aged that matter, after which “ oa with । were disappointed 4 thia “flying” dem the dance*’ waa the erdcr cf tho night ’ onatration aad wa guovs the “Prof." waa until noth or rear uf the natiun’e life , had pdlfd well along into the morning I Of tlto wound day. The only thing that occurred to mar I IJnx funeral service of tho lata Mrs. A. J. Boa no waa held at tho reeidcuco of her father, Mr. A. H. Tyler, E«J . in thia city, on Thursday last. Bev. T. D. Manh re.r.ductcd tlio aorviro before a large congrrgalira of friend v of the dcccan-xl. Wo beg pardon fur our inadvertenca in noticing thia last wack. The notion waa written just m wo were ,__ _______________ going to pros* and we were nieiafennod ia regard to the place of huldtax th* Milwaukee R R UXI SHORE I MICHIGAN .SOUTKRS RAILWAY Woods !Sdf-Raking I’dEsiEt.si’s nttoiuur3E:m.. hot country. Tiro dangerova condition at a favorite wife in tho palace with one of ibe djaerden three medicine* cure, gave him apodal interest in thrto j»oduute of medical skill; indeed Uusa medical tnarroh fatorvited Lira more in it is mid more U«n there ♦vtr were in to 1 the rao:t of tho propio of thi« ricin. our c.iuatry than nil tie other nttor.tfous a stranger, but tKey Mt wlxn he that city before oa any one oroa-fon. hy, ' wo Led shown him.—Letters from a that to wia r-» an okl -noTh* day wa* fin* audnho doing* “siden- comludrd, 1 Lady in Sinar. did." Grant R*pll* know* how to rah. 1 Hie ntbject, the “Growth «ud iofluI ebrate and w» hope to see them retern , iXtss^yr IjtntxrusMxxr —Un Friday i caco of Amor-aai idoas," waa poll calorun-ng last a pleasant «wW i, tho Hastings call in like numbers cn ' oilntod to attract attea li»u, and in the tnent ahis given to the public st Union ' Biaaterly manner In which it WM treated li e Office the following list From tlio Balcony of Crane ’ . Museum Hall, under tho direction of Mrs. Halo create d amuigrt bit bearers, the most nud Min lllipnr, music Irnchcre. Th" wv had a good easy | usitfon to view tho enrrieoo t unsistod of pieces—tlio most grand procession, which rej rroonted exquisite ronve of satisfaction. Marty pruttct ured it th • Ixrst auaire-r^ary adthe polkv furor, conn >n council, various <>f them very difficult—from the ) upila • uf fheie hull •« on tho piano, and the ■ bonds uf uxuric, diTcront so-ht#*. the | steam fiie department, n tarp- Michigan hear. 1: was in o-err way. a-T uffuft of ( iutammr la x Wrh they gwp» lonlcevd ’Br- • blue-lino wh-'alt lie m.'dmr way f.-ul jtplly pn.ud, I ’•hotrod that tl^ tuv<r*hp W bovu l'<t4nri ocnobly, IjmBcioaa and tluir-tigh. Such miukal ear, with “New York, Ikston, Detroit sad with which tho fuel well sathflcl At (bo <-In--o uf tho 1 socials from on own hotna talent will and Grand IL>pidd'_pointed * n th* aide Tho rignr makers bed a largo wagon crafiur,Mr.Gcu. Frink, fonnrrly <.f MurMichigan, and every branch of Um profosssan was ahalL bfi m-<ro rvc.-utly a rtoiJeiif of carried on ; another Lugo wagon rep- i Iowa, song by tocuooi *• The Sword uf A Good uj’iH'vtunily pruM-nta itselfGoop StuCS—Mr. Tiros. Altoft, one mented real tar works; tho valley city Bunkrr LilT iu a manner that thrilled N’ow fo the time to Improve it pf Barry fognty*# prop’iffll’t (amors, mil)*, their miLiag operations in full every h«jrt fi.000 f<ot Bamwood f -rWagnu Busoto C*u on Cook and Sheldon fur good 25,000 frot Dreeaod Biding. bargains iu bad. They hold tex tides For tire information of <ho»e who 3> aa immenro amount of ktd ia Barry bare been told that.they have no Rcffower, would slate that they have one with which they can re saw 30,000 feet A Now York Belle, last work, mar­ ried a Wright—in consideration of | secured to her by hia note of hand. Wmu'i that about right Mrs- Detroit & night previous selUod the dust, and made looasnotion nu only pcasiWe but plcarant Early in the morning th* trains un tho G. R. V. R. R. brought large crowds .feoui Charfotto and Muting* and other Pfdnto more remote. Boon after, dele­ gations from th* rural districts rem* ' •tong, until trt least three thousand pro। At tho appointed! PSWthi- phople ndjonnted to the gror*. whet* Um regular oxSrrisre of tho day irtfl((a. Tho vast throng was called toWl* U»« President of th* day, D. WHriffilL. and tho band awakened Um ORANGEVILLE. —• OBANT A PHILLIPS. DETROIT STOVES �TWW & CARTER, 250 Main Street, JACKSON WELCH Ac GRIFFITHS, tees!so, ■lass., as DtreU, Mtefc. ally CKAPIABKljmTRAYIL! The different colon ia two shades pre­ vail this season, namely, tho two shades Chicago, Rock Ldujd_and Pacific B. cf gray, afao brown and blue. Dtuchey A Co's. Column. 3 O’CLOCK MICHIGAN FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER VINEC AR BITTERS'' AND DECORATIONS, The trimuanga most used on the liriit summer ailkx are narrow gathered frills; these are sometimes vaxtH.1 in width, and preoeut a very pretty uffeeL 110 MABE FROM 50 Cts. WINDOW SHADES, TABSEL8, PICTURE CAN AND SCOTCH-HOLLAND, IN ITKc BUFF AND BLUE, FOR Chignons are quite given un in Paris. Dresses are cut round nnd with single skirts; and shawls, so long dtsoarded, are coming into fashion one* non. The better style for cutting fooee sacks is to place the scam in a position that ere a narrow bail; if not, a fit will not obtained.. TU« prwsnt atvfo of [xuinier rwinirea aB tho spring to rone in the back, and not under the arm. A black silk dreea fa pretty,made with a train, the wafat cut poiuicd, back and front eut heart-shape in the neck trim­ med with fam and piping*' of silk or satin; the skirt trimmed with a flounce, but generally not trimmed. THEA-NECTAR BLACK TEA. ritss*tHe»wll»’»e :ahgs?ers.vk:4^ Suits of white or buff walking ma­ terial, seem to havo become an institution of which we shall not soon be rid. For the sake of the comfort nnd connminnc# of tho ladies, wo are glad and happy Riding habits nre made of dark blue or black cloth. Tho jacket has a sltort basque in front, and long behind,and la trimmed pith braid aad buttons a la military. High crown lint of silk or fait, with rrivet trimmihg and long fea­ ttier. Black tulle vr-il flowing behind. ' Pink is a favorite color this season. Ono very effective drees consists of plai­ ted flounces of pink tulle going tho way up the skirt, and a white filo fichu » worn with it, the enda of which fall long over tho skirt at tho hick. Thr tullo is easily arranged in folds to sail the shape of the bodies and tho figure. □5ft CURTAIN GOODS. zswftss’sssfXSJM’ IECTSIE 01 HEAD AM HAIL -lonTC ACL A Million Dollars. Braiding and embroidery are very ex­ tensively used upon washing suits for children and your.g ladie*. and wra;vpcr* for their mamma*. Many of the imported linen suits, also, uro trimmed riiu.’iM with cheap imitation fare, which wo consider in unutterably bad taste. Cloth and linen should always U> trimmed QTBICTURE. kJ «£>U>, trni.bli plainly and substimtmlly. SABIN & MASON’S. ' uM'j W CARBOLIC TAMS, //•jl.kLakfabi (iR.LVD RAPIDS CAUTION REDUCTION OF PRICES Dress skirts am still being lined with paper muslin ar crinoline. Japaorer silk are trimmed with fringed nyrnes of the same, or folds and fringe. CLMsbdk Black dreus i are tow mads to look gayer and smarter with ev kired wuutooata. Fur instance, far dinner or even­ , ing reception at home, the hastes* would wo voluses in out. -A-jjeutN "Wamtcd ; IwMUM Is UU> Call CAUTION Averill Chemical Paint, WHICH IH already pot:m orany desired SHADE Olt COLOH. As D wrJ'J Ivni'X^y.TTV.E MEASURE. RAW AND BOIL­ ED LINSEED OIL, VARNISH, BRUSHES. PUT­ TY, GLASS. GLUE, PARIS WHITE. makes the finect canned fruit that ia put up They ought always to bo stoned, with a cherry stoner (which ean be bought for $1.60,) and put up with about a quarter of a pound of white sugar to the quart. Tho last addition preeerrsa ths color, shape and eonsietoacy of tbs fruit remarkably and adds L1 r.. JURUBEBA ■‘SrfcrewS^Atlwsrels^’ 1! ■ IRY OF THE UN EUROPC !ill*S Lead and Zinc Paints, (jolorx of all Shadeft, I jh<ti with largo basque* in front, and the bodice is trimmed with Valenciennoe face, which fallc over th* pink satin. A Ifal'k LI— faOW .ateireat U also appro­ priate and pretty. Wofatcoate are also’ made of lace, lined with Hgbt adored silk. A whin- guip-jre wnsitoMt over mauve produces a very rich effect, nnd * Waistcoat striped with Chantilly inser­ tion is charming. They arc also made entirely of silk, with stripee of white embroidery, stripes of ]wsaemanterie and stripes of black velvet Sometimis tho waistcoat matches the petticoat, by making it of the same material and tho same color; but the effect of the waist­ coat alone with a black dross, ia more distingue and noveL It I DELL & CO. While we advise cur fruit-growing reader* to on all tho snrplas stock of cherries which does act pay to sell, we caution them againat putting up any far Ayer’s Hair Vigor, as wine l> put up peaches with the atones in them. For winter, fur pirn and pudding*, canned cherries ore truly delicious, and cannot bo surpassed far delicate flavor, by any fruit grown. Then- ran be ao danger c.f overstocking tho market with a good quality of can- For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality aad Color. Dr. Welh’ tat if Jirtbeta OFFICIAL LIST cf lamed is published CITY PAINT SHOP! KBKAUtOTOilagOM. InUM> v ,- Family Sewing Machine, NEW CABPET HOUSE 81MFLT COXerUC.TEI) PA INTERS EASILY UNDERSTOOD. Unit iiOitoaii Raij to Wul NATUBE’S The very BEST PLACE tu buy strayed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such aa resuun can bo saved by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead cf foaling the hair with a peaty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off. and coimeqnentiy prevent Uldn^ TU reetoratum vitality it gives to the scalp •’rests and prerente the forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often so un- Hair Restorative CARPETS, OIL CIDTUB, MATTINGS, MAT.-, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, NOTTINGHAM LACES. HASTINGS BABBLE WORTS !l COUNTERFEITED. SELF not: PRESERVATION � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-07-13.pdf 82c09fa9c0b7018fa3ecb7d58eb01d1b PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 13,1871. not baring anything Mtor to do, went low, woull be dsera ml ‘Now Jasrao from house to bone, dropping .tender; did not moon to say that the tongue of end you cotdd net take up that slan­ itself is m7, but tbo arrowy ueo of it. Ito derer ; you could act fasten upon any office is to blfoe Instead of slander, word or eenteure, for it Is not neoeaewy it ought to speak Had wards, faatoad of that a word should be uttered, in order I profanity, it ought to speak the unto to constitute slsafor. A dropped lip, an |1 of God with reverenre. Ito right use DEALERS IN Hforf means that excitement at UJflOX BLOCK! . Crowds rushing in an I dtronet ..... It means that the BOSTON CASH STORE hn, rnond to Union Block and io ofrri'nl greater induce­ ments than ever. ■ M! IMS! ’n' AGBOLTtTAL MACHINERY CSOBCSUSft'jria. WV——-JJ- -Ulk —- uu. — Iku ,L. &C. $40,000 WORTH OF GOODS. A complete assort.nent in every department, Dress Goods from g 1-4 cts. to $5^0, , * 183-4ats.toU.00, down, Domestics very low, and Shoes 25 per cent, below usual prices, &C. BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers Johnston’s Self-Raking Reaper, . . Ithaca. Combined Sulhey Rake, tcour Goodtand PrirM. TOR CASH, we SELL FOR CdSIL, and can afand Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower. joratosell for less prices than Jackson, Kalamazoo or Grand Rapids, and we WILL DO IT. II'* 1 ” ' " ipnuii, ryc<, grc. He will duplicate any bill bought at the above-named towns and deduct 5 per cent. BOSTON CAJ3H STORE mam Hastings, June 28th, 1871. arched eyebrow, a shraggod shoulder, a ’ loads tbo waywanl rydf, aad charms significant look, am incredulous exproe- J1 the mingled thousands. Blander, then, •ivn, may do the work. And these ore is guilty because it is unnatural. the wera/ species «f sfeafor, they are Eke The fourth point of guilt is tho dia­ tho sting of ths insect, or the spikes of bolical character of alaadar. “ It is sot ths 'nettle kaf the poison is so subtle on fire of hail." J Tbt.apastto dooo not that you cannot roach it. I moan to say use it as a comparison to hell, but Mi ho is out of tho recall of law. Much itself. And I cannot imagine a severer better would it ho for the slandered, if one, than to place a respectable man or woman in a nett of .tenderers. 0, that make hte awortiuM, for /Am bo might miserable state, which magninee every roceiro hu just deserts. But I rotor to .park of evil, dotes tho oyo^mgoodurea, this kind, “ Ob, if yon know what I dal" whan gmercras, universal ton?; which is “ Yob had bettor look out for that man,” Ac. Or Mr. A. tells something all । takre [KMM—ion of tho heart, and that around town about Mr. Z. as fart, that HMZ Mrs. B. heard down to Mra. Cs, Mra. In oonclustou, tot us get at tho root D. being present, and she informed tho in this matter. Say. Jamre, ** Maa was company that her little boy heard down mode in the image of Qod." Then, to to Mr. Ete that Mr. Pi. Ettte girl told .tender mon. is to slander God ; to tore that her mother was informed by Mr*. what is good in man is to tore God. 0. that her son learned from Mr. H's. Ix>re is the only remedy for I tender. hired man, who occasionally called at 11 bear one rayAre wo to love the Mr. 1’a, and they heard to Mr. Ta, Ac. ■' slpderer, treat all alike F’ I answer, Ac., aad thus you trace the whole al- , wqwro to treat everybody writ If a phal«t of names, aad you foil to find man guts mad and awoars at yoa, end the originator of tho story. Nino- I| you in turn do tho same, you arc no tenths of there slanderous expnwdons I bettor than to to If bo slander, you, are without foundation. They arc like 1 and you in turn slander him, there is ! not a cent to choose between you. There ore throe way. of potting down klc, to inflame hearts ; to fever human existence ; and poison human society at the fountain spring, ol life. How hue 1 C. F. DWIGHT & CO. PROPRIETORS OF THE A SPECIALTY. Wei keep on hand and manufacture to order any »ixo or style iframcA, which wo will sell at prices that defy competition. H-AXAT Grain Elevator BLAIVKS, the most complete stock in the city, manufactured by Richmond & Backus, the only reliable form in use. A full stock of all kinds that arc tuted in the County, as cheap chased elsewhere. iatOw Kuaaui Hlnnk Books rnndiHns, &< a frft.lt supply JACKSON WAGONS &. Hall Threshing Machines, Clov llullers niul Grain Drills, anil Gale’s Patent Sulky Rake. iui PICTURES. » IM) WIOW, drr inch afiirticn, “addara poison la un- i der their lipa." I am inclined to think if then, u a being Maty feprs.-*i in this But there is another aad MUr way, world, it it the one who sjxmds his, or , aad that is to few Aim fora. Thai is the her time gossiping about other.. goepol way. If you are living a tree, Text, Jxuws III. 6-0 The second evil arising from the mis­ upright, Christian life, you have every In tlie disremination of go»vel truth, use of tiie tongue, la religious porsecuscoundrel in the community at a disad­ specific offices were aasignod to the ajioevantage. you put yeur blow, aad argu­ tlee, its first expounders. Paul's letters ments into your life, and always seek to are tergvjy saturated with the doctrine overcome evil with good. Finally, let of intellectual gifts and religious lib­ us scatter sunshine instead of storm, erty. John beholds tove, as tho deepest spook kind words, instead of slander. quality in tse bowm of tho Deity, and James is denominated by tbo ancient* their infallible (?) decision spun points ’ tho just" man, earnest, heneot, and of doctrine, hov they hare guarded root It was Am to assert tbo necessity each profession of belief with thia for­ of moral rectitude against the mere mula : “If any man maintain otherscmbtenccs of religion, and a practical wise than • thia, Ipt him bo accursed." religion, against a hollow formality. | Ho enters Lis protest agaiast a “vain . religion*' whose fountain is an uubriI died tuegco, and its dream tho pmson- cmaa against each other. Minuter, l oas bra of slander. “ If any man among you mmmiA to be rohgtoua, and bridteth not his tongue, his religion is l^sia,’’ Ho proto.ts against that soritii___ i - - in Fe pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand. Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime- Water Lime and Salt. J. L. & DAN. REED’S Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES, ------- to buy------- at the new brick store Tl.snklag our friends and patrons far past fevore and held ail 1,000 C. H. HICKS I CARRIAGES npm God. “ Let no man ray when ho is tempted, I am tempted at God, for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempted bo any man.” Hi- protests against that unreal religion, which di­ lutes tho I'aruostncaa of real religion, in tho enjoyment of listening. “ Bo ye Jtert of the word, and not Ararm only, deeviving your own rclrea." And final­ ly, ho .Iwiws the fallacy of adherence to [■articular tenants of theology, to the ugtort of cultivation of character. I “ What doth it profit if a man say that be hatii faith aad hare not works? Can faith save him?*' It is su'd that Luther complained of this epistle that it did not contain the go«i«l. I suppose ha meant by this, his awn favorite doc­ trine was not the central subject of dis­ course. So mon ray now-a^lays who are hampered by some little system—if everything doos not revolve around it is not tbo .gospel. The minister is exported to continually use tho gospel hammer in breaking some theological shell, (and some of there are very MtT) soul, or ba is not yrrerArey the goapol. Now I understand that one practical truth, developed hi our lives, outweighs bushels of propositions and theological husks. Religion that is to regenerate the world, mart pcnueulu our hearts, and be developed In our wonte, actions. an l the superiority of the pny St'in ail letiuital Deiliits. /■rsrtirel reEgion is in good demand in our time, wliilo uiaro Omrf iZdull in the market, and can be obtaired of its votaries nt a direount In our inter­ course with the world, wo find that tho same questions that tho epnstlrs dis­ cussed. and the same evil, with which they contended, are still umong ui, and we must direuss and contend with tho name spirit that actuated them. The subject which I have eho.cn to-day, is a frMitvl one, namely, sfradir, and JIstyiesw PmtmUtn. And a subject that' needs discussing in our day, equally, m1 fling thunderbolts, ignorant Ix-arcn catch, and exaggerate the spirit, and little children eometimoa shudder as one of there hsretias (?) passes br, because they have been taught to look upon him ns an enemy of God. Wo have heard men prate lung aad loud about bum, and at tho sami time place their baronet, around the "Larfi Table” to word off the' unimmeroed from jiartaking of there beautiful sym­ bols, not only of Christ, but human brotherhood. We often congratulate oureclrcs that the ago of persecution is past True, tho rack is broken, tho stake i. plucked up. but pwsw«fi<M ex­ ists. Its weapons are riturwration and J. L & DAN. REED. Gold & Silver Watches, ** What dakaa;your cows ao aroraF waive than phyv-ral hurt, pierco deeper than the body, trnd leave traaea darker than tho print of the scaffold or the blasting of fire. In the tenguagj of another: “ Tho sword to tees sharp to mo than tl.e dander, fire is less intolera­ ble than the refusal of sympathy." Men boast soaatimM, that they never perereuted, they never saw a Laman being burned afire, they never clappod their hand, as tho death shrink procteimei that the lions fang had gone Lome into the most vital port of the victim’s frame ; but did they never rob him of his friends ? chill tho alloJhom. of his family ? take from him his good name ? what fa Out but poreocutum in ita worst form? Il ia the spirit ol tho old form dressed in a now garb. Notice, secund, the guilt of .ho­ llar. Tho first evil oonsequomw is Uie harm that a man dore to himself " It for us to learn the divine force of ’ ritence. R-smomber Chri.tinritete’.nsH, when rovilings ware loud around him, and chargee were multiplied. uHe held his penes.’’ And in those times when tbo tongue of ulander is very flippant, the beat thing wo can do is to Lvy itiU. Thane propio who convert We complain of other evils, the rav­ their tongues into a spociee of “adder's ages of intemperance ; pestiferous influ­ poison" must rent their wicked venom ence of tho profane ; the immoral ten-- oa some cue, and the boot we can do u dcncy of Sabbath-breaking; and in our anal, co mU to tig egainei the^ evils, we forget that there are others, which, if not checked, will corrode all the warmer instincts of tho soul, and ultimately un- BOOTS AND SHOES an art indecorous!" “Excuse me," said the wife, “ I didn’t know’twaa you. from flfty eeuts to two dofiarc per acre. A» exchangeaay.: -I* is act good �................ .. . l,ee= tti* is doebdaa. th. hght hi which •nbwdopartmu" is vfewed by Gen. Frank I P. Blair of that Rate, who ’ ' dared dm* hadiand* aad two children has been arrested iu New Jarety. foa-tiy end conristently saiqio tooted by th* guns rf the Fort, but they vrere in great drtoiUAfon. ThamUeioaary reached tho spot 8*ptemt>*r 8, 1881. Aa ho wa* atandiag on the veranda of the hotel after suppoc, be heard singing, and, guided by the reuud,berateh^d_a ox-dare* holding a hearing thoir prayer* mad. known & mis* By the Parent of tU United State* Of Am*rica: A iproclamatiun. . Where*., a treatv letwa lire United States of America and her Majesty, tho Queen of th- United Kingdom cf Great Britain and Ireland, concerning tho rate tlctnent of -all aoere of diffatwnc* botwecn th* two cduntrie* was concluded and tigned at Wnshingtoh by tho High And whereas too said treaty ba. been duly ratified on flu- part of both, and r»P*ctiro ratifications of tho sama were exchanged in th* citv of Ixjodou on the 17th day of Jone, 1871, by Robert &4u*ru-V Vnrtrv Mnd Ilia. oboprved and fulfilled with good faith by U» United 8mtca mid the utimas thereof. In witoea. whereat I. bar, Tho progm* of tho pupil* and tho hereunto set jm hand and enured the limited funds of the Aireciatiun oom­ seal of the United Btatee to bo affixed. !' IMiled a conOtatewifoa in higher achoote, Done in tbo city of Washington the j normal mrtitotm. eollegv* und incipient fourth day of Julv, in tho rear of ocr i univmifiaa; and in the chief center* of Lord 1K7I. and of the independence of’ |j population ia the South, these iaatituthe United State* the ninety-sixth, : tions are located, gathering In. educat­ ' ing and sending out again tbo .ulecpridag youth of both **x*a a* teaehi-rs, wow, for which we tro indebted to, Geo. Whipple^Eaq., the accomplished Secre­ tary, and to which w* would invite th* attention of tha reader* of the Bxsa tx. U. 8. bond* fate* bee nnroriatad in Easop which ktod here prerfoosly purbused from tho Tnevstry, fire run its courw, been analyred and resolved like public pap and funder that has boon heard fc® that quarter rinco ilui war. It ia even willing to depart fur tho soke been aa usual etirrod into tbo story for of Micuring the lunros and fishiw It the purpose of making if sparkle and to says of the Republican party oh tiffs cause the eyoa at the fiad mow* to be subject: extended to Mucerlik* *u*. ' “ Buch a party can be received unly •70,000,000 t' th* bands on L_nd I wfth ulter_ detestation by every true among which it wa* alleged would be hrarted Southern man. 11 ia in power, found the fraudulent substitution of spu­ jlti^uur hopo tn strip it of power. rious bunda have all been cxamino-l by expert* and found te b* convct So Democrats know best Tbo writer has end* tho last uf, the rawfoni on the ad not much love for them. Bat they are “out" and they want to get ••in." Let tjjhelp and get ia with them. How shall wo du it t Wo must ask them. If they any by •' Departure" Jet u* de­ victed of bigamy, has at last ^ocn par­ part. If by keeping rifoaco let us bo oa doned by the President Thi* wa* ex­ mute a* mice. Let us put thi* whole pected by there who best know tho arcumiumres under which tbe'-ptoreccitiim I matter in their hands." of Bowen for bigamy wa* conducted. Iti* very doer that th* design era* not to punish for any crimo, nor to right the wronga of the injured Thia i* sk^wii Psou, Miami Co.. Karts*, ( July 4th, 1871. | by th* feet that at the first trial th* pros­ ecution was un different ground* which Dtu« BswxxsIbveumtng you may were mcompaiibl* with caure of the 1*4- ' by thi* time be wundering-why you do ter prosecution ; and foiling to ah*, , no: hoar from your wandering contrihuthat ho Lad married one weman which fur, I will writ* you a short not* tbi* th* pan—cuter* olaimad to be an injured | morning. Tbo place from which 1 I*ereon, tho aamo party who mado tbi* ■ write is th* county seat of Miami Co., charge and pretended to be horrified at a dty aonwwhat larger than Hasting*. th* injury of A., act up a bowl of vir­ Leaving Chicago on tho morning of tuous indigestion at th. injury done to tlit. 23<1 tilt, coming over tho Chicago B. *o reun aa the tear* shed over A ' Burlington A Quincy R. R, to Burling­ were found to be guiltlrav. ton, Iowa, wo passed through a most Th. prosecution was manifestly n. . delightful country. All kind* of crop* presrraffe., b-caiuo through y.-t-ra of । on this line are looking fine. Corn in reform and rre|«-cta!iio asreciutions ho t particdTsr, tlio beat at this season of the ‘year that I oror remember uf seeiug. j Oat* are very good, bat very little. of certain Southern [uliticisn* had qauvd uo paina nor money to com­ pa** hi* conviction and gvt him out uf 1 oecaxiunally seeing a small piece. But their way. Such a trial in tho nsm* of “right smart’' of Rye which looked very justice aad of the Italy relation uf mnr- ‘ fine, and being harvested. This ring* is a disgraoo to our jarisprud«me3. I: crop 1 suppose it is necessary t > raire or the supply of “old rye" would soon run mm* ur intention to do a wrong or un-'। oul, which T for uno would consider a lawful a* L Now, it was aliown tluvt bi* ;[ great Idraaiag. Thi* road paste* a* wo marriage with Mrs- Petigrew King, ho re*eh Burlington, over tho Mi* ianppi, stated the fact* »• krr terr, to hi* intend­ un the Iowa bridge recently eroctod st ed wife, m.d only after investigation of a evut of retuething over a mUHjn of ring* consummated. If he wa* guilty At B. w* । nt ap at the B-uiott Hous* of wrong iu intruding tho new alii- which wo regard a* a very good place unco then, a* ah* knew tlm fecta, she for tho “weary traveler;" and to all stopwould, be equally guilty. No uno fails [>ing at B. wo would say stop at the to sec that she was n party* becaaso her : “ Barrett House." A* wo were leaving intention was lawful. Why,' then, is iu tho morning, we wore vary agreeably not Bowen equally innocent, an 1 for tho , *urpri»cd to receive ftata •‘our boat" an same reawn y To punish him boesuso ‘ he bad. -tan 18 years old, contracted ! bra to your paper I thought I would Paris, Ky-, ha* a wonder is the way «od you a few line* from thia distant of horrefleah, which, hariageast a shoe, point. I came hero from Barry County, went to A neighboring btaskmailh’liibop and had liimsolf »hod. . Michigan, last fall, usd have taken a The Hon. Hcrncc Oreoly lands an ad­ Homestead in the Republican Valley. mirable speech at the laying of; the -----------.------- e •>-- DBt.hnoj (JuUep, st Akron, Ohio, will not last long. Concordia is a lively town on th* Republican river. Lost foil they* were only three buildings in the platw-now there are about eighty finished and more in prooes* of con­ struction. Tbs United States Laud Of­ fice is here, ind ia doing a hoary buri nos*. There is plenty of good goverucient land within ton mile* of tbi* plao* for tho poor ujan ; alto lota of game, such aa caer, antelope, jack rabbits,tur­ key, prairie chicken*, snip* and most every kind of email game. The buffalo aro within fifty mile* of hero in largo herd*; Use meat cub bo bought for three cent* per (sound. Emigrant* keep coming here in large numbers, and al! are satisfied that th* W«M is th* [dace for tb* poor man. We hare a [<j«r printed hero called tho Rcpubliran Empirt; it la • lively ! little paper and baa a good circulation through this [xrt of tbo State. There are eight dry good* stores is ' Cbncordia, four good hotel*, and many DRY TION LOWER THAN EVER. D. R. VOOK & CO’S A son of Orson Knapp, of Mt Morris, was wxidentally shot on tbo 2d. with a revolver, in tbo Landa of another lay named Harvey Hurd. Vanderbilt U said to be worth *irfity. five million* of dollars, and ahould h* live five years longer, it is believed bl* Mtate wul bo worth on* hundred mil- FFe Offitr the following Tax Titles and tbn» of tho unable to swim, were drowned. Situated in tho various Ton nahi^ An Iowa man living within throe num is behind the spirit ef tbo ago. A brare San Frandsoo My, who di*coveied a Chinese burglar in bor bouse at dead of night, seised him in tho dark Barry County - One at\ tb.. 1—■ Counties in the Stat- ^f Michigna, Ladies’ Misses and Children s A Good opportunity present., it**U 1 Now is tho time to improv* it Shoes and Gaiters. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. A reversible baby rarriagu ha* boon invented and mode in New Haren. By a rimpl* device the child can be drawn with it* fooe towards or fnnn the nurse, os the direction of the »un or wind tasy form, unices the night is very dark and Captain Torn Chilvera, well kauwa in the rood muddy, fur the *paco uf sixty eunncction with the Detroit and Wind- days from date. tor ferry lion, died at Detroit on July 3. Gen. Sheridan, G*n Forerth, Pre*!Mr Toms, on old resident of Oakland dent Grant, ex-8ocretary Boric, Gon. I riKiniy, living near East Birmingham, I Porter, Gen. MMi, Col. Jam** Fisk, 1 fell from hi* chair and expired in»taatly 'Jr., the Hua. Thoma* Murphy, Hehna few day* riuc*. boil, Putler Palmer, Alderman Low-1 renou Jerome, August Behnont, Senator I Big Rapid* ha* voted W0,000 for the Tweed, John Chamberlain, and Baron ' Holly Water Work*; th* bond* hare been M>u, and contract* entered into fur Laime were among the host uf nutablre Russell & Nevins. New Goods! ! WOODLAND. the erection of tlie works, pipe* de. , No wos oxa it ii deeired to remove tho | Naxicnd C.]>itol West It would be a I port Unt Mrasr*. Huglu* and Van Arman will not defend Vandoqool in I good marc, nt> d*abt. The p*i>ers stalo Li* third trial unlara their firn aro re­ that no demoastrutfou whatever, not cured, 1* subitantiafty true. even of hoisting the National Color* i>r Tbo strawherry crop ol 8L Joooph ; firing a salute, cccurrcd in Washington I amounted thi* year to 24,878 buthels, ' on tie 4th of July. th* grus, re-vipte for which amount were 174,074. Deducting oummireion*. - , A farmer near Southport, Ind , wa* I etc., the produ-ora received 133,337. decanitaUxl b/a mowing machine with I Ttw /ZsraJ saya : Tho acreage planted which ho wa* at work on hi* premit<i«, I for th* crtni ut 1872 ia neany double on tho Sth iuat. At tho time of tho ac­ cident tbo farmer' wa* examining some portion of the matfrin* that had got out1 ot gear, when the horsre suddenly start- I cd, causing lh« blade* to revolve, ono uf I JOHNSTOWN. FOB SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. BLACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. Peninsu an unfortunate marriage form whieb ho had, or thought ho bad, boon subse­ Register, while we were yet in tho arm* quently released by law, i* also to pun- । of Motphcu*. Wo regrot that we could irii his present consort, in other words .' not Karo had the pleasure of a personal often, bath have seal willtout to punish the innocent fur tho net of tho interview. Charlie our compliment* Rre- siwro wa. tw psace n, ». mnu.___ without work*. guilty, if there was any cunstructivo -kJ. LU wuTX. i UO U—»»» .uu^u _ guilt or crime in doing that which , 1 Wo loft Burlington at 0 a. m. 24th, proved to be unlawful with a lawful j 1 pawing through luwn to Council Bluff* protected and degrndod. The only | and holy intent At th* very best, and safety for him or the nation, i« to make over the M. R A C. B. IL IL This is with th* pardon granted, the rilualion j him an iutcUigsmt and rtrfisous man. a very gtxsl road for lb* moat part and of bath thiw jtartic-v is hnuutabU i tw« ametrew xiskowot ssaodxw ' w»II romlurto', running througn a very enough. A^little Christian charity will ; haa been imaninent in ite pntetiral *yi fine country, mostly nothing but prririe not bo amiss in viewing tho trial of | inter.pcrscd with groves of timber, em thoa* unfortunate* Bad as hi* early , life may hqvo once been, lh*> fact of Lis I reform anil that no uno really daimal 1 POPLINS. PONGEES. GRAY MIXTURES 1“ lagging ' Two sons of Mr. Isaac Davis, cf --------- -------- The work progresses *o<newhat slowly, a stratum'' White county, Ind., aged about twelvo of wiiid rock having been struck. Al- and five year*,w*re rolling ground in a read v tho drill has bei-n found to field on* day nreeady. Tb* hat ui tho strongly magnetised that it will, uj.vn cldrat bey blew off, and tho jonager being withdrawn, sustain a twenty-penny Lui was cal!%I aad idaced upon the acet nail, and that ia turn will bold a six­ of the roller to bold the tram until the JACONETS, SATIN LACES. penny, but before being put in, the drill NAINSOOK PLAIN. JACONET CHECKS, had uo magnetic poecr whatever. m. NAINSOOK CHECK, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK STRIPED. Tho Marshall Atataasa iu spexking VICTORIA LAWN, SWISS MUSLIN, of the young lady who suvtrin*.! »ocl> a FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC. BOOK Muoi-i.-v, MU8LIN, «>wa. SHIRT FRONTS, sen r» accident rec*i tly says : MARSAIIJ.ES QL‘H,T>, HANDKERCHIEFS “ We rejoice with tlie friends of Mus EMEROIDERUM, EDGINGS, • MrNamos at the prospect of her ulti­ INSERTIONS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES. mate reeuvory fron tho terrible acrid.nt to have been injured by him, together I which befell her some days ago. Her with the circumstance that a divuroo in i condition is taintly better, and unless crop, and whieb was b-t:ig liarresteJ. wno entirely unforvwerai rvlapwi takes form of law stood upon the record* of Arrived at Council JlluSk. a city cur­ taining 8,000 inhabitants, at 11 r. M. present Mr*. Bowen to beeomo his wife . There wu epent a very plenum'. aabbatli. Fancy Bow, Sa-h an<l Trimming Ribbon* innocent'y. and after duo iuvestigatian . Thia iaratber a romantic looking city, beHosiery and Gloves. Conote and Iluopdart* . make* this a case not only for iust rrm- j 1 ing built along thu edge of, sad among jwtby but also for exclusive elemvnry. . TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, WHITE DUCK COATING: A comparalivo statement of th* , amount expended from the appropria- |, BROWN DRILL, AC., AC., tiou for BMesring and collecting Inter-) great violence and cvnuug in contact nal revenue for the first six month* of. with Mr. Wutkuta’ head, kiled him th* y*an lb70 end 1871 are m follow* : j latently II* was a widower and hare* a femily of children. way roa* along and near tho Hut bank Under the new Michigan liquor law, of the Miauuri, the groetrr part of tho if a man who ha* been drinking dose distance being over cxtooMvo flats, cotinjury to a ]>er*an <*r to property, the aa-1 ered with wheat, oats aad corn, of the hxm keeper is held liable for all tlie . latter there being many field* contain­ damage, and tho person from whom ha • ing hundred* and perhnja thousand* of rente hi. saloon can also be h*U If a! ’ * ia convicted ef railing | acre*, and looking very fine, equal to Trimmings and Notions, all kinds 1KV1SO. New Advertisements. As la usual on the 12th of Joly, New York cxpecta a riot from the Protestan: and Catholic Irish, or ia other words, I tiinOreugrtr.cn and II.bbontuvn. . The Orangemen's aocietia*. nuaber■ ing four ar five tboumnd, in honor to . 30 Years OKASSSVU.LB Experience Prints at ten cents per Yard Th* basis of the A**oaation is aw Kvaageliad. CuUiubc . Chriatia*i4y; ito aim ia to follow the sta|» of ILm who <wna> to jweeuli tho gospel to the poor; A man naxn*-d Patrick Curtira was City crorec* tho Missouri river on tbo HIM by * stroke of lightning last new bridge built last year at a lint of Mon* ay in th* subarb* ofoGcorgwtown. • 1,800.000, whkh ia a magnificent struc­ ture. Kania* City, tbo commercial metropolis of lid* region of country, containing a population of 34,000, i* a substantial built citr, tho main port be­ ing built on the highlands or bluffs which have been excavated in many place* to the depth uf fifty fort. This ia n wry city, and wo think destined to becotn* a second Chicago, it already having seven lines of railroad centering Item, and others in proco.-s of construction. At this ptaoo WW were! quartered at tbo “Pacific Hone,” where AU who visit Kansas City ahould stop nt the “ Pacific," where wo are sura our luxi Dearing will bo on hand to supply the wants of tho “inner man." On tlio whole wo liaru had a very plcrsant trip thus for, made to In tbo main, by tne gentlemanly an! kind attention of th* oSoore of the above named railroad*, udmhon, and 4/ lfo-irey, we would say to all coming ti Kansas City or other point* west by all mean* take the Burlington Rout.-. I m* I sm tpinning my jwre too long end must stop, but before doing *u will A ftrw day* ante ninateen veteran* of the war of 1812 assembled at Monro, aad had a sort of a private celebration and dinner. Their age* ranged from 73 to 100, and aggregated 1.M8, thus av•raging 90. Th* cwntenatian ia named Frank Ikiuroff who is reven month* ahis century. Tiio next oldi-ri was > Jarolx, 90, who was bora in De­ Shop in BARLOW* GOODYEAR’S troit. but livvd in Monroe (then FrenchNaw Wnrehoure, tow*,) at tho time cf the maarecro of tl * A4H*ta(U. r. n«l|UA C*'* PMaUty. River Raisin, in which engagem -nt he WELCOME MARBLE. THE LITTLE BRICK XXX BARRI MILLS FAMILY FLOUR! Mv, 1I7L DETROIT than older unsa. In noariv „nry orch­ ard are more or lau tree* ia which the wood of thia year’s growth u dead or dying Branch- with well grown fruit upon them, in a few days ahrivnfod up Confectionei'y. year JOB MW. �Th« f\«rl»ucA|i greased with the general rush of buri­ neat, and no very thoughtful attention would bo taken to newspaper reports unless the excitement wa* running pret­ ty high. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand lUverVaUg-Division [KiiMfa ifijRUNGTON^ oJth. Wares Wares.—Tbo dixeutriou bat. already ccmmuaood among our promi­ nent men. City Council, and others u te what wt-uld be the beat plan, aad irow nxpanrirn would it be. Mr. How­ ard Cook, a gsntleuiaa who has had ex­ ponent*, aad whose burit.osa i* ia lay­ ing pipe for hydraulic work*, thinka a aystem of efficient wnr&a could be put in, and pure water had from a heavy spring up the river about a mile, and be made forc-hlo enough to throw water over the highest buildings at an ex]lense of net more than 110,000. From the Councl proceeding* it ia readily soon that Mr Geiger is inrinn, to push ! It is evidant from rejairte in our ex­ change*, that Battle Creek or Marshall, or both, will anon have concoction at CoM water with the roads leading south down tho artesian weU. Well, wo and east from tho latter city, to Naw would bo glad to see flowing water al York,via Mich. Southern, autl the Penn­ that point, and if we thought it could sylvania Central Railroad* Both bo got, perhaps that might bo sufficient Battle Creek and Marshall are socking to supply iu with water for drinking a northern outlet far there line* of rood. purpoaea, etc., but whether the well Marshall is vigorously agitating a con­ goo* down or not, wo shall continue to nection with Lowell with their rood, advocate an efficient and effective foreo which road u a foregone coudiuioo of water works for tbo purpose of savand tbo stock already paid in, and work lag the valuable property of ottr city. will soon commence.' It i* their deter- Something should be doua, something tuiuMian to j»s*A sertAworrf <nd aat dap should bo devised .to force water tho mill tkiy lau trade a ctwtiiaj Hal trill whole length of State street, and hytit Jftrtlm Parilla. , ilmflte arranged at convenient distance rippi. It trareraoa Illinois and tho wkul* broaath uf Southern low*. Nour lire Misoon, its trunk forks into three braashoa, for it has three western ter­ mini. Now, frieud Burgess, of ths Marshal! i It* narthoni tonninus ia Council Bhiffa, where, crossing to Omaha, it con- S'atmaa, we invito your attention to i nreta with Union Pscffio fir all places Hastings, whore we already have a line I established to Lowell, aad back-bone to ■ push it if necessary. Tho Slaretautn to throw water on any fire which might All were completely charmed with the break out on State or Joffrpcn stryet, or the ware bouses and manufaeforios 1eurrouniUng* at tho lake The Asaods. near the railroad. Vigorous ar.'isa in 1tion has purchased and partly improved five aerna of land as beautifully aituated this matter u the price of safety. < «u any under tho aan, being almoat outA WXDDIKO 4T TUX NiTIOXXl-—On rounded by water, with dry banks and Sunday lari a pleasant party from Mid- i a sandy beach- A hQU?? ttgd ham and dleville *<wnjLl>>J at th* National Ho­ Iro-bogaa han boon put up already, and tel, in this dry, for tbo purpoao of bar- the houao ia a mode! of its kind, being iug a wedding. Rev. T. D. Marsh wis buried up in the foliage of native oaks, We learn th* people of Boltovuo and Lowell have btan for from idle during tho past wook ; and have effected, (sub, atnntially. st least,) a combinslion to build a Railroad between three two points. Tho organisation fa by no m*an> Ita third a paper one merely, but represent* mon- ; called and tho hearts of Jared IlamaThoae who have used Barr's P*.-toral aad Nabnu •y enough to build tho railroad, and to ,I chcr and Mis* Emma l*Mll warn tnado ,,_________ w/, backed by iu«u who mean buainre*. So OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. EUxir regard it tho lest cxpretoranl ob- ■mkra dot* ... _ foe 8t Jcwpb. Ijr twOrih, Kansas wo are toifl, and wo aMumo that the or- | to beat aa one. Buch ia the qtinson of City, and the whole fiouth-weat. ganixation ha* boon iwla ig good frilh. |! your reporter, Mr. Elitor. Tho wedding Mich gan Central R. R. t ’ll' "•? ! Peninsular Railway. Detr t & Milwaukee RR UK SHORE 4 ECHGAN LiTHEM BAILWAY ’■vartd* AlleatlM I ,VF“~ v-nrcia.b. o-p. \\ me, by th* bottle or care at ‘,tl Jonx Staxut's. A regular wetting of the Common Council was hold at the Council rooms on Monday evening, July 3d, 1871. Council called to order by bis Honor Mayor Goodyear. , Pesesot .-Mayor, Aid,. Kwim.,,, tian was not di« ppcintod ; fur the hur­ Hama, Hayes, KrafcM.Woolsy and Wilrying and bustle and running fo and fro oa'Monday morning, July 3d, made it evident that a large party waa about to atari far Gun Lake, to visit for the A potitioa from fl. L Stewart, red first time tho now ground* and building* Olbera, aakfag the Council to prohibit the of tho Harting. Gun Lake Areoriation. building of a evrt.fa .table on M.diron Tbo party, at tint, ccnsi.ted of the •treeL wu ratal and referred to th* ceusfoUowfog parwmj.- Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. mitto* on *ire*la Goodyear, Mr. and Mrs. WartfrU, Mr. Bf AM. William*: and Mrs. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Grebta. That the street committee be ioairuct-1 Mr. and Mra. Galloway, Mmsm Roe* od to canse Jeffaraoa stre* I to ko msaaur-! and Anna Goodyear, Dollio Brigg*. An- ed or cbaiosd from Stat* alrert to the nio Femre, Calista Hadley, Sarah Bar­ •oolh *M* of Madison alret*. Carried. low, Sarah Horton, Julia and Hattie By Ald. Eastaaan; Holbrook, Belle Wightman, Sarah and That lb* aocoonl of Jams* Clark* for Emma Gardner, and Mosam Charlie and rix dollar* be altowcJ. ~ Heniy Barlow, 0. F. Dwight, J. Shoe­ maker, E. A. Holbrook, W. J. Stuart and Will Goodyear. Thoeo arrived in time to partake of a bountiful supper, On motion of Aid. Harm th* Council provided by the rook. Mrs. J. C. Cole, adjourned. I ' 1%>s(sfad by frank HgUng, W. II*ras, Recorder, fn (*«. A LECTURE TO YOUNG UN. Regular meeting of tho Common 1 Coaneil for tho rity of Hastings, held at ' the Council Rooms, on Monday craning. . July 10th, 1871. Coundl caM to anler by his hotor 'tho Mayor. I’rea. nt—Mayor,Itecord er. .Aid. Barlow, Eastman, Hams. Haye, ' Kenfield, Willtorti* and Woolley. / Minute* of the last two meetings read sad apprond. . Uy Aid. Barfow ; Tlmt (ha job lot to Mr. Qradroabaah, _-n journeyfag then from East (o Thia giro* the Lowell people thoir aoutli- : pasty numljertxl slatoan. as fcilows ; 'Ufa low, c«oh rtjnning around three aide*, and that m25, (ha contract pnre, bo Kenans via Burlington, you enjoy ad- era outlet, «• (ho Peninsular (o Battle : bride and bridegroom, a* noticed above, The first story is for a dining hall and j allowed and order drawn. Carried. Tlio Record or thoa reported that lie sywsi- can Meuro on no other; Creek, and then to Mansfield by tho !I 8. G. .Webster and wife, G. W. Scales |I fostiro purples, and tbo axxind story hne. You both pom over a road accond Ohio aad Michigan Railway. Tho im- 1 i fur *lreping rooms. had taken Ibo valuation of real estate to no other in speed, aafrty, or iny portant nuostion fa [<a*»ntod Ip ibo r-co- am! wife, Frank DoGolia and wife, I’olltaau luxury of modem trasol; and pto of Marshall whether they ran a'luv I ■ha.-lrx Cqinpoell and wife, J«unn* WJU-1 Th' noyi|ty of tho surroundings and itnd personal property from the tax roll wlide un your way, survey the garden thoTAiwell bnaincs* to bo diverted from lama ami with, Frvl Aloxandor and 1 Mimi ttlrr tJuayi combined, brought but and apportioned that belonging to each Fimx <?ura R. R. *nd Hhtel eceatnmo- of lllfasoi* and Mireouri, as well as 400,­ our very door*, to go to Battle Creek ? '1 Mias L. I’oarre. 8- P. Wescuit sad I wry little stoop to tirod eyes tho first ward, which apportionment ia aa follows dations and are for safe by 000 acres of prairie in Kouth-w^tcrn Whether, by tbi* clover more of th* night, and on the second night, bring Mis* Etnmi BennolL 1’nry Bxotaxxs, Iowa, new famirkot a', low [rffre* oud ,Bellcruo and Lowell people w» are not' that of the glorious Eouth, was given Real Eatate Agents at Battle Creek, tho grand opening [tarty of tho auaaon, r. 8 —Peavy Bro* hare targe tract* Mcrara Shepard A Campbell have tho ef land* iu Kanna, Nebraska aad Iowa which was a complete auocaas. Music at Bellevue, and thus secure tho fine Report accepted. for aale or to exchange for Michigan trad* of which Eldor White ha* >o forci­ praise of providing as fine a dinner on inf thi* necasfoa being furnished by Recorder further reputed that be had bly written T Tbo line to cither Htanton this ocenri. n M could bo gut up |n tfeo bnxik.' band, of Orangeville, and thus rewired a letter from Mr. Geiger stat­ or Lowell ris Bellevue, i* shorter th»t. iwtropolfa. Emything was In good tho evening entertainment* ooatinaed ria Olivet and Vcrmuntrille ; ju»t. ns, in taslo aad tasted" good; wo tried it. with an entire change of programnu ing that bo was ready to proceed with a greater dscroo, tho lino through Mar­ tho boring of the Artesian Well if the Tho only thing that marred tho fes­ every night Sometimes it would be a shall from Bellevue to Qddwatar, is Council desired him to do so. Report shorter than the “ram's horn" by way tivities of tho occasion was tlie tremea- grand “lantastie dance" or a “spook doua • aguo shako" of Vliarlio Comp­ promenade," or a “dutch warble," or Men's Sock* 0 1-4 ceafaia pair at Ut ns look at this matter a littto and bell, which prevented him from onjny- else the "Mcnngerie" would exhibit Banna A BlilxFs. are tlio " situation." If Marshall wish­ ing the dinner and " sociabilities" of the Potato Bro I’ouea by tlio quantity The day^ were *]>ent in fishing, row­ ing from Court street Io tho Dqwt, ami r sate by Acktoy A Slad» It is a dead es to strike bauds with Uwell, ria B«lle» day. Tijo party returned to Middleville ing, sailing, croquet, etc. submitted diagram, sb owing distaucea vuo and Hastings, “wo'ro in," and we in the evening fooling wall repaid for . There were also parties from Kafama- from railroad track Report accepted. think if Lowell wishes only to intersect having come to Hastings to get married. By Aid. flays*: too and Wayland, at different paint* on the Ohio A Michigan Railway it can be tho take, with whom we frequently ex­ That the Committee uo Sueela be in­ .Dxrxxuo n Bcxaxx.—Tho laager a done in Barry county, rsa Hasting*. Wo changed co arteries. structed to lot the job, forthwith, east­ [>er*au ran pat off drinking a ghsa of To the Captain, Charles Barlow, is ward from tho forks of the rood (viz. , Maaufrcturo everything, and that (hoy riorilie, it might still further ho Sxten- water on a hot summer’s day, the better I are HnsMivanms for MOLDINGS duo great praise for the efficient manner Grand street) towards Hubbell's on the dod to Kalamazoo'* Thi* would giro us Tlirir Molding* are finished complete, condition that Ambrose Hubbell, H. J. the advantage of crossing and inter­ largely early fa tho day, tho thirst will ia- which evety detail was carried out ready to nail up—Sprung and Beveled Kenfield, Charles Dolph and Charlo* secting oercral different lines of railroad bo inervased, with an uncomfortable in their new Three aide Mohling Ma­ chine. I’icture Framo Maiding of any aona* of falnesa, largo perspiration, faMa. A. W. Bailey's revidcnce will *]>ow offer* superior advnntagns, but tho idea creosnd liability to colds, with a debili­ of ]>alaco stock cars from tho West to free uf expense to the city, to make a pattern famished to the trade. four rod road south of the present rail­ off to a good advantage when the repair­ fa, Hastings must not go to sleep and tated condition of tho syatom. tho East pasted over the Pennsylvania road fence, and on condition, also, that ing i* completed. let a railroad line go through cither cd to any ono affirivd with a severe In taking a glass of water or other Railroad aad its western connection* H. J. Konfiold release to the city, free of cough. cold drink, it is better to taka but a ata- about tho Brat of May. The ovont is of expense, 16 fret of land westward from Tax 1’untfac BUI Patter has boon cnAcxixt A ELsax, Agent*. gio swallow at a time, removing tbo geur.nl inteoeat, in its humanitarian a* larged, so any our exchanges Nlabot wt'i as economic napcct. Tlie train congtaaa from th* lips fur a few secund* ; feet constituting too amount of his ra*thus the thirst will bo quenched with aistvd ot eleven ears, containing ano erratfon. Carried by the following vote: i have on hand for mle, । 60,000 fret Ftootiug. lialf tho amount of water, aad danger is hundred and acvnnty-two head of cat­ Aye*—Aid. Bartow, Flams, Hsyo* tle. Tbo car* are arranged for holding ■ 100,000 feet Whitewood Fiaiahing Lumavoided of sudden prostration. Half a and K Onfield. Nays—All Eastman, sixteen head each, with separate stalls Williams and Woolley. 5,000 fret Baasaood for Wagon Bcxoa, connected by gates, which are closed as the thirst more completely than twice Mr. I. F. Makepeace then offered hi* 25.000 fret Dressed Siding. Mb. W. ILizaLk has his carding ma­ inve m fine a water power, if develop­ the amount if taken continuously with- soon as aa ox got* hi* place. Theee written reaigaatian ** Marshal, which For tho information of there who stalls are readily adjustable to tho size ham been told that they Imre no Be- chine running in (be beat order at Bar­ 'd, as ar.y in the State, and the opening । out removing tho glass from the lip*. ot tho animal, so as to afford ample Sawer, would state that they have uno low and Goodyear’s wsroliousn. Give ip uf a thruugb, competing line of RailIf a person is very thinly, chewing with which thoy can re-saw 30,000 foot room fur lying down and ri«iag up. A lumps of ire ia safer. Utter, and more p*r«taycomfortable bei of shaving* fa atrown urers Io our city and manufactories of! various kinds will lino tho Thornapple. [ the form of cold water. If very warm, over tho bcttoca. At tho top of each car Is a feed-box, with canvas apouta, Thi* event wotdt! >«wn chacgv our pop-’ it is safer to hold the glass for a minute On motion aa informal ballot was ta­ ulation from three to thirty thousand. or two encircled with the fingers tad ken which resulted as follows: If tho line i* to be built from Lowell | palm of tho band. This cools tho blood underneath; also a water teak. By Allen Jonas, 3 to Marshall, Hiutings ahould hare a a little, aad at tho eatno time tempon thi* arrangement the cattle can bo fed William Tinkler, - 2 and watered during tho transit without Tax National ha, lately been refitted finger in tho pie, and secure ita location ' the water.-ZWT» Joxraal */ JTrelAA. Scattering, • 2 unshipping. The carr are about eight ami repaired, riihi, under the manage­ here. Tho Grand Hirer Valley Road, j will b»y a good Tea at Pi foot longer than ordinary stock oars, ment of Shepard A Campbell ia doing a tha pride of our ]>eoplc, would not loosj The following experiment ahould be the following reault: Bxar Java Coffee at BusoH' and there i* ample room to prevent the good business. See their cardany burine*> by building of thia line,;I tried it Gull Lake It might have tho Allan Jonoa, 4 par pound. animal* from being bruised or jarred 1 desired effect to clear up the mis'ery of William Tinkler, • 2 Br request we publish a sermon of By Aid. Bartow : Rev. C. L Deyo. of Nashville, ia thi* There would bo more competition and : the recent tragedy there: That Allen Jone* bu anjoinlod Mar­ uaue. It ha* many good point* that consequently mare freight. It would open up direct communication for the shal ia tho plane of L F. Makepeace re­ deserve thoughtful attention. stock trains of the abore description to south and east, with the plaster uf Grand signed. Carried by tho following vote: run from St. Louis to New York in Rapids, and tho lumber o( tho North. Ayca—Aid. Bartow, Hams, Hayes ninety-six hour*. Under th* old plan, people faterasted in Railroads will soon To show th., advantage of a compel, undertook tho job, and fa reported to and Kenfield. Naya—Aid. Eastman, Bronchitia and Asthma ran bo cored visit Hastings to show us a straight line (on days wore oILm consumed lu making iug lino tho Charlotte JlrfMrma say* have proocodcd after the following sci­ WiEiama anil Wooljoy. tlio trip, and the discomfort to cattle and by using Barr's Pectoral Elixir. to Now York «(y,n* Pennsylvania Con- ■Jis opening of tho Peninsular Railway entific manner. Having supplied him­ shriakige :» tboir weight ware very Acxlxt A Siam, Agent*. vey Madison street, through Aid. Kast­ which now connect* at Brady, in Kal­ self with some glass gallon jam and a quantity of uastacked lime, his wont fa man. reported that they bad edminod it, Mr. Wm- Benjamin has returned to amazoo county, with the Pennsylvania a boat to tho place wharo tho man wa* Charlotte, aad in company with A. Wal­ Central line for the Eori, Chartatie is be­ •eon to go down. One of tho jars wa* The July number of L^frT, lU^eraird and that Boek’s aarery wm aa near as ters has bought out tho old " Pbaatix.” ginning to realize the benefits of a live­ filled half full of lime, then filled up JMorwoI Afar* is the boat which Las they could make it, and fl»< Ven Brant’s with waiyr and tightly corked. It wao Mr. Pixley takes poaserrion of tho Has- ly competition in tho carrying trade. thou dropped into tho water, and aeon yet bora issued. In addition to a very barn was on tho Eno. Report accepted. Same of their merchnta have already Account of John Beamer, Qty Treas­ after exploded at tho bottom of tho river targe amount of [>r»ctieal information reeetvad good* over this route at lower in ovary branch of th* mechanic arta, urer, for express paid on books for Mr. G. R. Cash haa purchased tha It haa several unusurUy fin* illustra­ city, 11.50, preaented and allowed. Billiard Hall formerly run by H. Mey- fa said, their advantages in regard to Account of Hasting* ItopubEam Baxtion*, engraved expressly for fas pagvs. erheff A Co., and invito, all lovers of freights ore even equal if not superior A new and very attractive feature is a in for printing uniinanee* relating to tho game to giro him a call. to Jackson. Mr. Dibble the anasgetic scries of plates reproduced by ’ Maesrs. drunkennoM, 4e-, 87.60, also relating to L*Oal A Co. from th* original* published hitching animals in streat, 8C. 10, pre­ manager of the Pamnautar Railway, haa On* A Mauost uro engaged in the in Europe more than two hundred yean sented and referred to Finance Commitmilk bosiMte. Mr. Otte goes round of tho largo Utter and egg trade of that regular array morning, selling milk. section. A ear, containing a refrigera­ tinned prosparity of Hastings Lodge. Tbo account of Hastings Republican The pries to five cents par quart and the tor, leavea the Peninsular depot direct No. 68, of ttao Indopon'leat Order of Baxxn fur printing ordinances relative milktogood. for New York City, evory Tuesday and Odd Fellows. This Lodge sow numbeni to public pound, 820.10, and relative to seventy.Gvo livo working raen, true to Iao> Bainox.—It is to bo hoped when Friday morning*-, All thoeo articles arc police force for city, 87JO, reported aad a bridge u contracted for to be built now shipped from that locality over thi* the frith, and never failing in tho duties oviu- ths Thornapple, on Broadway, it line, aad Eaton Cuonty butter com­ Committee, was allowed. may be made of iron. They will last mands tho highest pria’ paid-quite Tuesday evening tho following brothers On motion Council adjourned. for all time and arc nearly as cheep a, equal to tbo Orange County brand. Lari were duly, installed as officers of tho Ctaxs. B. Wood, Recorder. week Maean. Barber and Martin, of current term by D. D. Q. M., Jacob Marts ; N. G., J. Seward ; V. G , C. I* Fnxxx of the Akyfr made Hasttac* a Vermontville, shipped three and oneM." it seems Ims taken “ a new depar ­ pleasant vital <w 8a-.ur.lay last, and took half tons of butter to Charlotte, trans­ Smith; Sea’y, John Boasmer; Trsasu- ture.” Tl; t Marsludl Slataiwa say* . ferred it to tho I'uninsular d-jwt, ana a tew subscription* to the loading paper "Bev. I’, a Moxom has acropmd a hml it sent to Now York nt cheaper of western Michigan. He was very call to the Church at Boltevne. Ho fa spoken of aa a g*ntlezaan of rare taleuL H» ia a sou of Rev. Job Mx.rom, ' ATKUtT A Bla»K Agente. also a clargyman of tha Baptist dsnomSooHan! inatian.” • You can buy furniture of Fuller's tuako at AM«-n's, that will out-wear sal A,, Pannus Mills*.—A. R. Ding­ man, who clerk* at C. H. Hicks’ grocery, look better, and nt a to« raw something fly in tho window cue evening thi* v«fa, and from ita size .apposed it to bo a bat, but upon catch­ July 11.1871. market for th«n, as too dealer ia not ing it it proved to bs a monitor miller BoaiMsn at Aspteea MotioMa Braly; nw obliged to peak and kaop hfa batter about aovrn inches from tip to^f of work*thadepti*WaggMUd with <m hand uadi cool weather fa th* faU. wings. The body fa covered with a coat all poarihie da^oteh. Tha building fa before sWpptag it. *S>*J2VaW>te> furcf fir pearly yellow, am! the wipg* Lavs tboradds: *• Tb* foresight of Mr. DU> M* in providing for this trade will toad CITY PAINT SHOP PAINTERS DENTIST litiiia. NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, Wool jWanted eXCELSIojj 19 'ooeTK Self- Raking KEJjOLFIEZIFt. and MaONXriSIR., THE TAYLOR, HAWKING and DAYTON PITTS, RACI2CE and TECUMSEH THRESHERS ARB CLOVER BULLERS. E. P. BURRALL Goods are Cheaper than Low DRESS And we will sell �SHOWN & CARTER, 250 Main Street, JACKSON, - ■ 8 O’CLOCK. MICHIGAN. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER AGENTS hr EdHh U*UiHaM UO MADE FROM 50 AND DECORATIONS. ere oonstanly oeeurmxg. fi.ni chip, of ■ml ftying «« from the IwnMni. they are using, or tbo work on which ttay aro employed. So ateo u» tho ilnw IKD OIL CLOTH WINDOW 8HADEK, TABHELS, BlVrURE IRD. AC. AMERICAN AND M.'UTCR-UCLLANII. IN GREEN, WHITE. BUFF AND BLUE, FOR CHEAPFARKIJIKETRAVEL! HKNllT.^A Chicago, Baek IilxaA and raciflo H. A CcMpMy. THEA-NECTAH l» A rritB BLACK TEA. tun* b* met with the injury. Now this decidmfc whether or not the foreign body ia ia tbo eyeball is all important If it has merely cut a hole in the eyobalL and dropped out back of the nyo, tho m-, tsaoiassy owapo with perfect radon; but if it, no matter how small, has entered I tha eyeball, there ia not one chance iu a I tnlllion of the eye’s being saved, and an oven chance whether the other qyo is not also lost. from what ia called sympa­ thetic indiunmatioa attacking it In many ports ot tho system *foreign body, like a need la. splinter, bullet, ate, may remain |>urfci-i!y quiet and do no bann. Not so, haw ever, in the eve; here it is fatal to ught in the injured, and perhaps the other oyn also. Its presence may at one* destroy tho eye by exciting acute and active inflammation. After auth deatiwticu, and rrheu only a stump of th* aye ia left with tha for­ eign substance in it, this remaining por­ tion of tho globe is liable, at any time, to repccted attacks of inlammatioi. Even if tho sound eye has not been pre­ viously attacked, in aomo one of the** .XwUkt <S f. M. (Sep-r.laadat T.SO A. M Ceueeu »• Dsalre wi«A kwAmi C-.*W Iteilv.x Hr Willi—p-rt. Usmtewg •nd •'.r Mlh ; si Jwwy cu, .IU. K.piN. TraiaeTX.* J—y k..lrosd far rtif e&.'sssxstssissx.- «*«* R1VEB NSUEIIES -e.“ CURTAIN GOODS. >ereteH./>.^.fa».. jJtro- JUiMtl JMU. »■»« D.bbl« »«■>. X. r.Cll tbotic trouble cornea on, taking at first th* form of weakness, inability to bear the light, slight pain aad diacomfurt. MyAri., -KiS? SABIN & MASON’S. aaw mis’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, A Million Dollars. and a gradual change takes place, the •n> doRoperating nxul sight being k»L Yhr only remedy for such sympathetic m flammstion is tlio removal of tho cause, namely, tho cto or the atnmp, with the foreign body in it Thia, if done to* Dour. Feaatasa Ulb, I*71 late, may not sarti the second eye. Aa nil llrtsksafaaasUfavoreklt Ioyo with a foreign substance within th* •A<«. tka Tra<l»f PvHm. U krt* lUra.qi.ly cyabaU nover should bo allowed to remain. The psearat operation for ha re­ moval ia to simple ana effective, end tha ■ subsequent wearing of an artificial cya I so faolitetod, that there need bo, in the* days of other, no fear or dreul of th* operation. It ia only in tho rare* in­ stance* that a fureigu body haa bsca re­ moved from within the oyeb*D. A glass rye can be worn ginomlly within a fortnight of th* removal .of a uatdoaa or paintul stnmp or globe. Uuld water and tbo solation of atropia* are an that can bo recommended, besides CITY PAINT SHOP! (iH.LVD KJiPIDS CAIJTION fru&wnt Michigan Exchange. >£■ 2>. Jtjri.,- ss>ri, Tht Ey te REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO GREAT SAVIKB TO CONSUMERS 4unZ Anu a£o tufa CJH/ a.Mdj iMMtfaSjtl (STORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPE Lead and Zinc Paints, HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! k.lA-M Is Uxh Eagli Colors of all Shades, CAUTION 500 VOLUMES IN ONE. zkHcutH Wanted Tte Litarj of Poe'n zh Tho St Alban* (Vt) say. that Mr. A. H. Bock bus one of the hart equipped farms in that county, and thug deacrilies the pons u»d in hit butter ■ Averill Chemical Paint, Buck has tour puna, vrlwdi are ' ■uAciastlr ample far forty ccwa. They ore made square or tetfhat oblong. oi tin, and are each dx foot long. nineteen inobaa wide and twdv* imsbre deep. They are sat ia wooden vaU and kept from tha bottom by stacks aa inch or so in thickneaa. In thia wooden rat water ia poured, or may be kept running, to •a to regulate tlio temperature of th* oi&u fta} Ax/raJ><44«uy£aeaU vw qJL faj&m ci R&dW Oau^jTumaI, fuvfoutvtotJ Co*yaw4&re*i»«qJ! t ■r. JURUBEBA WHICH TR ALREADY FOR UBE OF ANY DESIRED RHADE OR COLOR, AND HOLD ONLY BY THE MEAHURE. RAW AND BOIL­ ED LIN HEEL OIL, VARNISH. BRUSHES. PIT TY. GLASS, GLUE, PARIS WHITE, ru,s*^ VW real AUaM* «Ww*W^M^fa?« “v cnJr.(wwlrt£* t Scientific Americii AMERICAN MARBLE! R1DELL & CO. one and three quarter inches ia diam­ eter, uul of bea rather than of greater length than tho thickness of th. aoodon bare which bold the pan from the bot­ tom of the rat Drawn ore* |tea sat wart. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair iU natural Vitality and Color. Or. Welli’ tot of Jirtkte I^IARlEKFua KI ■NEW CARPET HOUSE Family Sewing Machine, KIM BLY CJNSTBU JfED, OIL CLOTHS. decayed; bat such as risk e*b ba aarad by thi* application, aad stimu­ lated into activity, ao that a new growth of hair i* produced. Instead of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedimwat, it will h*ap it elaan and rigorous. Ita occasional am will prevent tha hair from turning gray w falling off, and consequently prerent baldness. The restoration of vitality itpres to tho / MATTINUK'. BATflffl. UrttOLSTKUSb LOOM, NOTTINGHAM LACES, eqjal. F. TUMEN. 4 OILS. SMEtt Hair Restorative Alnjtii Orta ui Mil fit M ran memes mi ao NATURE'S � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-07-20.pdf 4d8ee58919936c46f0fe4348fab84327 PDF Text Text VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JULY 20,1871. NO. 12. BaHap* fait—Josh’*. A noted trolfopc-Anthony. “Woman—without her, man to rafo" ha^ inoved to Union Block and offering greater induce­ ments than ever. huhiiii, inland, kari,. di.e-sirv-iblalthough no, A Texan widow has remarried at tho particular objects could bo distinguished. age of fifteen. Beautiful in tho extreme was tho tccnc. Abeve was tho doer, blue arch of heav­ Fashionable politeness—be rude to en uumamd by a cloud ; below, tho bo­ women on stages and street tan. The GoUn Aft saya : 0«r of (ho so­ som of tho lake, dotted with vessels. Beauty is werre than wino; it intoxi­ All around him was perfect stillncsi. cial noeds oPbar day is a rational way of spending an evsaisg. Of course one cates tho holder and the beholder. calmed, and ccsisedy moved. No mo- can go to the theater, ar tn a concert, or to a elab. Or, on tho other hand. lu> ' awful stiUnnsa.. .5io sun was very fast may stay st home, which, generally, if ! sinking; l» the’ share it had hardly set, ho lias a home, Is better then all. But SOLE AG EX' fS FOR BARRY (XHlNTYj FOR THE , and was no longet visible to those on suppceo ho want) a facial compsuv—a or twenty, OKy frionda. at his . earth. Tan tbuuMnd foot above the dam, psilor; what sbafiTi .to with them • dron'd bore. lha»t They usually oosae> elegantly ' dresaod-U.o ladies in silk or •“ ___ ..... tin_' Y . Young tody physicians are multiply­ j Surveying tho woudcra of nalnra above, । below aiiu ull nrouid him. filled with flowers in their hair and jewels at their ing throughout our country, and as a breast*—tho gentlemen ia .genteel result, it to said the young men are In­ broadcloth, white kids, arid pralsdod coming more sickly than they used to be. ■ A baaiMSWMiltaa m»l Wky.IkUsialM:h ii with him hii exalted feeling., no one to cravat*. After omring thev receive the Out west they tell a story of a dog Johmton's Mf-Kalinf Beaprr. -a--.—.™rwhom ho could communicate his srnti- hand-shako <rf, the host and hostess which wns generally interested in music. He atthndod a singing school, and wns Ithaca Combined. Sulhey Rake, _ |nZw 'uu-n'.s or thought* Literally, as bo re­ marked to us, "he was' mnnatvJi of all subsequently found in the back yard and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower. । <Kt ha surveyed and no one could dispute with a music book in front of him, beat­ his right." Dot the eoricitude was al­ ing time with hfo tail on a tin pan, and ' moat sickening, an 1 bo questioned from graciously Ixiggiug and granting par­ howling “ Old ziundrod." heart, "Oh, solicitude, where r.ro thy dons, talk a few minutes to one and a A man inquired at - the postoffice in cliimi?' It scorned to him therwyaa few minutes to another, sip a glau of Erie, the other day, for a letter far "Enif all motion had erased, and that tncro lemonade, nibble ot a fronted poundho must stay forever; no movement eake, opdl a fow drops of coffee on an ry llogden." He was told there was wns perceptible. In this position the unrestricted skirt, wulu a Uttlr, fan none. “ Look ere," he replied, a little aaff"lji " ytai'vr bexamined a bodd let­ balloon remained perfectly stationary, not tho slightest current appeared to i! much, and at a proper hitoncu of hour ter for my nemo. It begins with ho. ' retire, leaving a whivpcr to tho effort of prevail, and thia state of things remained ;i having greatly enjoyed an evening Look in the oto that's got the ho’a.** “ A young lady,” in a rural “ pernoowhich really had nothing oajoynbfo, and al" iaforzzw “ a certain young man that | which on the contrary was a superb end the next time ho desires to sue an her ncath hha, and pteinlv saw that the rel-1| costly bora. forty-five mortal minutes, without wink­ atire positions ot balloon end reesels ‘ । did not change, or so little that he camo I, A fow nights ago wo w«wo at an erea- ing his eyes, she anil consider hcrvelf ing company whoso hoe: and hastrw highly favored if he will close his mouth, I to the conclusion that he was nrtfoctly ; ehanged all thia. They substilntod ra­ and not sit there like a young robin, becalmed, ud that ho must find a\gr- .I tinaal entertainment for irrational twadrent of air or nontia over the lake all Ij die. Instead of decorating tho evening awaiting the parent bird." uight. Ho diwharg-d socne baflasi, 1 ^CtfP 0,1 hand and manufacture to order any a’uo or A nice young man st Portland kept with a garden of wallflowers, they mode and increased hi* altitude, by th» ba­ (tho occasion spengio and glitter with an luflhune,. which wc u-ill M'll ,1 price that defy oompetilion. rometer, 1X01*0 feet, and streak a ear- . iutellectasl luster. Instead of a -frivo- lady until bo saw her shako her hand­ rent which boro the balloon northwaid |I lous parliament of rmall talk, tho gucsto kerchief, when he called at her room. st tlio rate of lb to 2t) miles on hour.,I were made cither to asy, ar listen to, After being picked up at the bottom of a* this course win parallel to the ebon’, i something worthy of human tongues the stairs, and having his bouse sei, ii and henco not desirable, ha nt once let!। and ears, minds and haarta. They had was explained that she was only shak­ the most complete stock in the city, manufactured by Richmond off gas and coirtm* need a descent, which ‘ songs by gwd singors, and recitations ing »omo apple peelings from a' napkin. A Back uh, the only reliable form in use. A full stock of until too barometer indiented an olera-. Three little girls who had very care­ tion of but b,000 feeL There u current | was found which bore the balloon south | to add to the general crown. There ■ fully, buried in a garden ia Portsmouth, the dead body of a pot bird, after by «outhe*sl al the rate of 35 or 40 , was co horitaiioa, no batkwariness, no N. consultation sent one-of their number all kinds that arc used in the County. tu« cheap o» can chill, no awful parlor-propriety. It was । loan wan near the center of tai' lake one of the meat suceecsful of nights. chased elsewhere. | and about 20 mil« south of a hoc And yet it did not take anything very drawn from Milwaukee to Grand Haven. great to make it so. U was voted by i The wrunaut took advantage of this all present to bo tho most interesting i current, as it wns bearing him toward ovotuag of the season, and we went i the Michigan shore, near St Joseph, away from it carrying in car mind the a fresh1 supply ned kept in it fix about 30 miles, when memory of its simple plan tend protho liaUooa commenced to ascend of its Tho following names ore npprup: <r the uses mentioned: For an auctioneer’s wifo—Bid-dy. Oar Ixtal noddy is usually a di Far a general'a wifo—fially.’t l>oro. It lack intellect. Sensibl ju«t received, which will be sold at the lowest caA price. Far a sjwri’s wifo—Ifot-ty. '■'_ pin got tired cl an owning party Far a fisherman's wife—Nst-ty. than at any other kind of cm; Every well-regulated fanujy pttgL a theater rad ararert-room to Tho .(are began to jxep out from the great dome in roubtica number,, watch­ Ing tho daring intruder into their realm For a carpet man's wife—Mat-tie. Mr. Fteiner remarked to us that, at this and in fact everything kept iu a Gnt-dass STATIONERY STORE. time, tho laaesotne character of the A story is told of an old hunter in ; - J’kase caU and examine stuck and prices before purchasing scone was terrible, indeed, the stillnew Michigan, who, when tho country wsa elsewhere. was more than awful —the darkness bonew, got loot in tho woods several times. -I. «O13M«.TS & CO. tow was foarfuL Tlui surface vf Inks The man who marries the prettiest He wsa told to fc----- —*“*------------Michigan was like a forge btock short girl of the place, is said to be a ** lucky which ho did, of dim, dreary fog drawn out. countless tallow," and so of him who draws tho explained to him uiilos in oarh jiiredion. No round highest prise in a lottery, or by acme kxt, and lay out,' broke tlm sullmre of th»-b:4athing of ‘ f irtunato" turn of affairs, dears tho ho Vra. naked wbj--------------------------- t),o ii'ronar.t, end this was jaiufbi and gulf between want and wealth in an the oompaan. Ho stated that be did not < ven startling. hour. And yet the hfotorira of all Hntos dare to. Ho wtehed to go north, and ho The ovonsut was rousal from .hto toll ua that with a terrible uniformity tried hard to make tho thing go north, reveries by tho appearance, of what ho cn I certainly tho man who boa.m-» but it was no use—'twouid diddle, did­ dle, diddle right around, and point at first thought was a liugh fire balloon LlhliER STIH'K! Lffll'll PBIffi! AGMCULTU’AL MACHINEBT $40,000 WORTH OF GOODS. A rnnpklf auoH ntiAJv 'tMy AfrtVmeY- A/VV 75 ’ Cl-4cti. to 45.00, 18 3-4 ctiApfC.OO, l~ Ilomutia very low, Uawy Boots and Shoes 25 per cent, b .’ jtr usual prices, of^Jf^^ription.^c., <fr. !. ’LT* fo sce ou r Goods (. .i ri 7 rices. • CdSH, ice SELL FOR C-jUstf, andean a) Jord to sell for less prices than Jackson, Kalamazoo o Grand Rapids, and we WILL 1)0 IT. . - J - named &c. <fcc. BUGKETE and C.E-»PEB»^^S^; Mowers and Reapers ! "•".trs:..... , Picture Frames ■I H111' I V TI Hili' f jllllllllL i (1 D I P I I T1 1111 I)II AL I I IIllUIlK H I) L’ i'J ------ 3L.AXKT 33TL.ANJBC.S. Blank Books, Pocket B< Memorandums, & 'Wsad-Beam Plows. With proved Wheel Cultivator, Square and Butterfly Dn., Cauldron Kettle*. and ev< Repairing: Machinery )■ jOuft. INTO ILnD’S JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hail Thr<|sW|Mfllaclftjk C’kM « Hollers and Grginivrills, a oil Guile’s : I Patent Sulky Kake. pay Cash for all kinds Rpiuds Plaster. Uhfo Lime TP? n.-ttoilCariCimr ‘ J. L. & DAN. REED’S Wa«u. : M’HklLTY IIV38L mesi IMS Ml MH, Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES, nsrending In tho east. In a few mo­ menta the delusion cessed, and the moon rising majertimlly in luff view, disclosed the Michigan chore, which was being rapidly nacbcd. As soon as the bal­ loon was over the land the u-rvuaut be- died from a style of living induced by pu. to fol relieved, h was the nation­ his good fortune, and his only sou turn­ al birthday. Boon the sound of cannon ed out a drunkard. The man whoso first bet on tho racewas hoard, the dogs were barking—iucoutnc', whose first deal at the card-table, whoeo first risk at faro, whoso maiden lottery ticket, brings money largoly into hi* iwckets, is • ruined man at tho very instant tho world pronvunoM him lucky. Any man, especially any young man. —Hto buy------ is at the new brick Rtnirc of ri.'istril istrons for part favora. nnd-iwite.ing Hwy,bare ■ hit w.- Vnvo reprreentnl It to l« , we would n»|«-ct.ully now andJsnplovoa stylo of C. H. HICKS ! (Successor to I-Ticks & Falen.) CARRIAGES and I Grotirries, I pny Cash for Protluce, and sell lor Cash only, at the very lowest rates. w. H. WHIPPLE bMlncea. fit rthoP> about our wort. We use Steel Tire. " c Che best Hjirinas. Wo boll our Felloes B Wicks a he lower FOR the uWlKbS OF WORK THAN IK AXYVITY IX MICH1GAX. BOOTS AND .SHOES, Dr. AIKIN, fflee Ko. 11 Canal Bt_ Grand Repute, J. L & DAN. REED. .Gold & Silver Welches, No derirebte spot for a landing being discernable. Ur. Btrfner kept on his course. Hoary limber near the shore and apparently an uninhabited country, jSiscellnnr. decided him not to attempt tho deroc®’, ro ho krrit on for about fifty miles from the shore. It was 1.0<wtmag cold, too mercury indicating too temperature to bo thirty-four degrees, or tiro degrees Profeuor Sterner'* Successful Trip above freezing point. It had not grt Aerons Lake Michigan—An Inter- Imrer than forty degrirts rt any tome when the balloon tras above the lake, estinr Voyage- The balloon auamatoa was one of the finest and must sucereaful ever made. The Professor bud christened Ms sniol ship, •• Th* Qty of Milwaukee." As soon .. the infauim. was J-rferted, riuhl bags of bolhsrt. containing in all 400 pounds of rand, were plac.-d hi tho car; a'so an anchor with uno hundred foot of rope, borometBr, thormcmrtnr. An alarmingly largo acrabcr of the nona of the rich men of our citiea, are at thia moment halplea durnkard*. Young men ore they, many of them of education, of manly qualitieo, of gene­ rous natures, honorable and high-mindadj but the demon of drink has taken such a poeacsaionof them that a father's breaking heart, a mother's team, and sister's agony avail not to draw them from their deep damnalioa. Elogant loteure was their ruin. Tho b«t way to keep a child from ruin to to bring him up to "help father " Make children fool that they ranst do something to support the family, to Mj> along; then two trading. *» shirt are their ^rutian-thewo uf affection and pride; for we natmaBy fore tboee A wouaa’s pride and a sonar’s guide -Tho needle. Con a lew cr be callol a. suitor, when he don't suit bar? Bailor*’ bats are all the rago among the girls of sixteen. I’hiladolplda Lridos hare a mania for dmb or gray traveling suits. Tho latent style of visiting card is of pale lavender tint and almost square. Happiness grows at our owe firesides, and ia not to be picked up in the strangor’s gnnlna. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe ha, been ap- kilt*plaited looped-r-wr behind. fronted, and Pcraaola are larger thio season and heavily fringed, making no light burden for delicate bands to bear. Thv Queen of Denmark, determined to put a Stop to fcmalo extravagance, is said to drive mt in a caNco suit �LOWER THAJV EVER Tb~e frightful K«U* will nut cearo orc almuet uuirmaUy Ropubhcana Bine. Fear* nr unall Democrotu: Phoenix ‘Cash nod disqual- .like a* > blundar .nd crime. THE DEMOCRAT!' EJ OT STO3FI.3ES HASTINGS. MICH.. - July 20. IB7L' THE rUBUBHEBS AMOCUTION. W*d»«day. the dirnrt rwult they will yet be able to strike tho 15th Amondment out of tho Constitution. their nnootutitational action. Th* atain and th*y tnny aottl* and divide a* they votoa their political cxirtaneo depend*. chief and tnovt AT AUCTION BIST PKIIffl IK ™ cm ■ im,m, . Oxr Waihington Correepondeaet. effort* of llio white* of the Southern State*. Ho thinka tho Ku-Klux should IVnaiMtWi July 14, 1871. The conduct of tho Medical Associa­ tion ot of tms this Diatrirt Dr.,. —tian vutnet in tn expelling are. .. . . , BIU. ta> l. tt. ‘ ■" "J u» ill— .r Vi. &. . . • . .1. Ladies' pisses and Children’s Ml.. >» Shoes and Gaiters i“< “•D^. ,°"r, -. moot if the* can thereby bo relieved of Health with Dr. Verdi, a Homeopathic WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. tempt iu this roenmuaity. During Um week amd ne-rt. in that decidedly excellent Hotel—tho Waim* .nit ll.A nfflewr. . nf llin Qty, it. hoopitabfo ritirenj, it* mpbl April 6th. 1871. with tho sanction of John T. Iloffiaan, night by Governor of New Ycrk, by tho grace of । h® could ” New Goods!! will not permit u» to publish to-day. Tho Associnlii'ti elected ns bfffcn* ■ion ia fo-a intrinsically dignified than abotdd have -xindod forth th. terror. UIU of Hue JaiUnBy Block! Barlow theirl»*dingropre*cntaUvev that through rm. aumairy 01 UUi„ I. ™M» .. . _ . ... fioee wore involved in it* full perform- Triimt. through our rtroet*. outrage: ' FOB SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. BIACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. . THE CELEBRATED RED IJON BRAND; demonsiratxin that Feaianism haa Any ism and nil thvir mutual cooperation denial of this light is a blur at froo-, against innovation upon tlie peeudo seithe •' cily of ken an-> its streets to bo sprinkled with dcru of apc-cch. Ot»(y .Tints dare tor-1 „ I,,. them u.t> bv aim baek it ia on insult to intelligence and humanblood. Th., sense of humiliation and POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRESS LINENS AT ALL PRICES. the ground, utwu which tha old bloody If th* threat, of the rnuru violent Rib- 4th annihilato ot July, the Irish Catholic mob. frhich h ! *.1 PIQUES A SPECIALITY. tho arouMul and envago rowdyism of die eurronderod. Qrongetnou criminal fhrfion* into conflict with the I If we had ware not carried out *tw chains of elaroiy iteelf. Thank God tho STIFLE INI FBI m MI maintained 1 dewwnded to fu- later run thvir ouuroe, be punbed a* by Henrietta Paddon, while attempting to stuug bv the manly action of Gov. Ran dolph, eonelndod to aesert the dignity of! pa|ers which make up history will hand I------ j occupy io commanding and influential a tho Commonwealth against disorder, j him down duwn to infamt infamy by 6’ writing: “ This poviti.m in thL community a* Dr. Blia* tho cowardly Mayor i - uv.ed the libortia* of hi* detoterioui pill* advertis'd in thopapers ema of responsibility upon tho Church to Tho alsove quotation will also apply fl 12th day of July, 1871. . Iriih (anemle* to Protoatant*, but reyu- I W* doeo thia article with the brief Ui .bj, „bul,, ,h., BaM. »omd«h«L.ul<koMlia JXJj'TrX dTbH 1 J?‘~ u iu iartin- nlo owwlor of imaHpU of u. CONSISTING IN TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING. PART OF Prints, Ginbgains, Lawns, Parasols, The Largest Stock in the City! DENIM8, STRIFES. TICKINGS CHECKS. D. & T. CAS8IMERF, BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND Shawls, Hosiery, timid- 11 ugnifirsnou ha* been attached WHITE DUCK OO.VHNOA BROWN DRILL, AQ, AC, Detains, Fine Dress Goods, Stripes, that city. JACONETS, SATIN LACE8. NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHECKS, KNAINBOOK CHECK. BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK STRIPED, VICTORIA LAWN, SWISS MUSLIN, FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC. . BOOK MUSLIN, SHIRT FRONTS. MAR8AILLE8 QUILTS, ------HANDKERCHIEFS. EMBROIDERIES, EDGINGS, INSERTIONS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES. MM Mil) HI GM! Bleached and Brown Sheetings, the 12th inet- produend a bantting nf • EVERY THING IN THE WAY OF WHITE GOODS THE HEW YOKE RIOTS. City, to K DRY GOODS & GROCERIES! We protect such quire* of ita follower* tho arbitrary prop cxcuniun to Mackinac 'and the interme­ diate place* of public iutereit, and we ot & Goodyear ‘T U •oJ Ud“« “ «rfriVn at, nfTnn*<V. l,Lrv at thn life of the thirds of it* officers of profit were in ! welcome leditfous Irmhuicn with the their hand*, but wu had not hitherto ■ frnodom of tuo city. On the great hoiunderofood that they had prohibited the W*J Fi-nfoni™ w* desk our public • , . biuhluiK. with irroeu flags. But when mutual aavuncemoui iu rearmug, wane J of the Hastings Republican Bairxxa, . and Hon Geo. Wiilnrd, of the Bettte • Crook Joental prvcc marching through our •trvcU, our d(y SS.qUUi.S.MUlM a uithoritire join the mob and ariomnlv . . . r .1 rnfi.no the diabolical nnDCItdee which forbid the prooeeaiua I Mayor Hall make* bur.oomb apoochea on the Fourth of July; dut tbiv it hit uadrrotanding OJ», u ------- ---------- promulgate. Haro tha Southerner, not of American liberty. | Mud throwing Mem* to be th* moetconCatholic mob. hnr wltat ia a nrocca..un but one wav i . . . . . . .■ g opinion: x>y inu iianncre, ! * ...... i.t the neceaaity of trampling upon the replayed, by the number. ,!«“. “ J “ “ P^"1 to *° Tllh Rtot,'' the New York TFdww uf the 13 th meu wieh to make a demwrv fare, on I undignified grimace ^uroarsoe as follow* of Uiu tiiloinou. talitirs of the dtiaoni tho Strwhs.” Russell <fc Nevins, begin to query eoinowbat thn*: “ n hy Tammany, which though hating forms | troii IM SHEETINGS, . Yurt and it* immediate vi initv. kerchiefs, Bed- l y profiasional cupidity. strict by force the liberty of proteetnnt Irishmen shows plainly th. dogmatical New York Qty. PhUadripbia, Borton. Baltimore, The Uth of July. oilier cine. a. Thursday, the Umngnmcu were admit- Gov. Hoffman’s and Mayor |l,8M,&05 76 - LTUfliB * - 455,092 20 196,346 69 $4,270,964 50 Hali’s Prints at ten cents per Yard ! spreads, Table Linens, Towels, Cottonades, Pant THAT CAN NOT BE EXCELLED! BOOTS AND [SHOES to pkaae My cue. CLOTHS AND CLOTHING, A LARGE STOCK. Linens. Window paper, Corsets, &.C., &,c. THE LITTLE BRICK Michigan Cnll’nga. to cost •140.000. Central Railroad boilding*. HI BARRY MILLS FAMILY FLOUR! LBS UH MW MD! bloody time should 1^. iwl BARLOW 4 GO ODYE AR. DETROIT STOVES capital of 9100,000, of which 100,000 At tho States Prison[during tho month the Democratic Mayor of New York ap- Hold extenialvely by Save over Fifty per Sale potitive, art to tin flight �Tip From th* Iota SretaU of July 16, we glean the following fa regard to fee trial of rcapcre on tho farm ot 8. A. Yeomans near that village on th* 12tL. Ten wachina* were entered fcr trial as follows : Johnson Harvester, Champion Combined Reaper and Mower, Eussril Combined Reaper and Mower, Buckeye Combined■ Reaper and Mower, Woods Reaper, Ex­• celsior Combined Draper end Mower,• Marsh Harvester, Dodge Combined xna-’ obiac, Kirby Reaper, Monrflald O«n- ipasmi of Whimping Cough an i relieved by Barr’s Pectoral Elixir.. , Ackley A Blade, Agents. : TIIK DAILY.-lt t> tho dca.1, who to lutnmlf hath ucvi-r said Intention or tho PubllahI mu.: go to the Firrt National Cloth­ ing 1! >use and get me a suit ot clothe*. orm ot thin Paper to In. ■ue n DAILY tlurlnig tho Fruneta, buy your pare Spirit* and Vanderpool trial. Hoad iu ger-cijo Irish Whiskies nf John Stsmtey. 11, 'i.:, the largest and beat stock of Lie re which ho sell* only for medicin­ al pun»>»e* or by tho quantity from. hi* era baa put pa Lcr tuuuutr garb, atily, aad the Firet Nntiptial Ck.th-1 ■louae ia receiving ucw goad* by .hi almost every evening. thri : Dirs-Shorter. Tni k»—Bri gh ter. Wuth mt—Cooler. Fmitnw—Buggy. Jurytex Ctinxr.—Busy. Nrw Arrue—In tuarkst Tac Ontrol ML-hlgoa Humceipxiusc Institute will be held in Hastings on Monday tho 10th da; of October. dattons and are for aalo by Purr BsarurJis, Real Estate Agents at Battle Creek. P. 8 —Peavy Bron have largo tracts of lar.de in Kansas. Nebraska and Iowa for sal* or to exchange for Michigan Buch ie th* nature «f a t*1*grap>b dis­ patch lari Friday, and wo learn Vander­ pool baa urged tbo committee to aecopb sitaatod on the river-rood just righty Money ia bring raised by subscription rods oast of the corporation limits of to procure testimony of imjiortnnt wite our city. Thro* springs arc worth a riritfroai any pmou, who tow* the loft unturned. In regard to tho offer beauty and magaiStoao* of nature, and of Mr. Bate* wo do not know bow Messrs. Hughe* and Van Arman will tt u a wonder th*y have not brau th* ■ take it, but wo arc of tho opinion that subject of universal admiration and ' it will open their eye* to the situation comment ere this. They arc on txm.id• orable of an elevation above the city, Wo prraum*, however, that tho whole bring rcme thirty feci higher- than nt thing will b* left to tha action ot the th* river, righty, rod* from tha springs. The field of wheat selected for tbo tri­Imagine a gravely burin, with water committee who hove matterr in charge. al was unduubtudly as sovaro a (<ft as• machine* oould bo well put into. Th*’ pouring out on all side, and cen.rnug ground was smooth and weil fitted to to one plcosan’, tumbling brook, and run a machine, and ia a' L»------------you have an idea of what this spring is; cultivation, as was fa evidence from th* bat one feature w* forgot to manuun. growth of wheat Tho soil was heavy they ar* iwyrayariri wife a mineral Burr-oak laud, and fa many place* tbo grain was badly lodged, sad th* farmer substance. -The ^>OW4 it « (.rJ| often rays, “twi»t»dfa all shape*" by to beUevo that thi* ia quite inoomet. tho a :tfou of th* wind and storm. stream of wafot come* out of th* earth Thoeo gentlemen daeire that iriBcicnt The wrather was flue, and by 10 that taslae stroagfy of iron and sulphur. means should be placed In their baud* o'clock nearly all the t’-aehiaoe w*ro **t W* found Mr. Craig a vury pleasant to enable them to prepare and jeesent up, and several of them went lata anoth­ tbo defense fa a proper manner, which goutlemau to talk with, nnd ho acemtxl will not loav.. it a fan-« and bring ridi­ er Gold of lighter grate, where they all worked wv|L Til* Marsh Hamster fa very much interested fa the idea of our cule upon theiusolvce. Thor dartre too, this field worked Tory finely, and from city taking such a lively faterari on the some remuneration for their time, ex- tho exprcerion of bystanders, w* judge subject of Warn Wmuu. Mt (look 1 peases, and Ibo groat labor and oifon that it worked to tbo satisfaction ot all. At 1 o'clock tho Marshal, J. H. Kidd, sajs pipe can bo laid -from this spring II "huh they will undoubtedly beatow | upon tU mm if they try it. Tho o(and down the river bottom to (he city i tempt i* being mad* Ly Mr1 Vander­ called for the macliinos to lake their rilao* fa tbo Hold fa the following order, at very moderate expense avcir cosl of pool to raise some money, and wa tavv (they |*aln« drawn for poritfan) a* above. pipe, and the fall will be euffibinnt to if wm CrtouOCZtl the test would force it, by tho up of a ram, to any part of tho cit . . id for fire parpcsscs, a current who 1 plI iu th* riv*r and th* pipe coumeki by fore* pump*, would euabfe us to qucuch any fire that w|th give ypn th* figures as regiitorod might break out The power would ba by tlw dvaamw-arfor i We will give the general average on­ ly, which will indicate tho actual draft ately after examining these spring*. of tbo machine ^t Ibis tri al, wit! also We procured some beautiful specimens of limestone formed by the action of tho water, and then at tho solicitation of Mr. C. visited a epring a few’ rode Txp Boston Cash stow have a largo i Horten: aalo on Saturday, at which they j invite all the ladies ami everybody.— | Hoee for 4c and 6c par pair. Tax M. £. Social will be entertained by jlrsr Thoma* Altoft Tore fay evening i 25lh fart. Como ono and all and .havo a giXol old fashioned visit hse been appointed Postmaster nt Vermontvillf. Mr. Homer 0. Barber hav­ ing rrrignod. Friend T. accept our con( gratnlations We are in receipt of th* Common ial Beftrie, publirited at Detroit, It i. a largo 32column paper and will uadoubti ediy make it* mark ia the cnsnmercial (world. W» welcome it to uur table. Barr'a Pectoral Elixir is recoupucaded u> any ono afflicted with a arorere cough. • Acklbt <t Suos, Agent*. William M Cxntrros, the root author . of “ Bcteey and 1 Are Out," ia prepar, ing a ^uel to that poem which will . nppesir ia tho New York InJtprodnt - slxwtly. ‘ Tas Cret Print Bbufk a* w ill bo »«ra hav* an liand for sale, by adrerti**ment,ls tww run by Com­ 5l),W0 fort Flooring. 10(1,600 feet Whitewood FttiUl-ing Lum­ I mitts A Brown, and is nailed tbo • City Print Store." Wu bciporit for them ber, 5,000 feel Bnrawood for Wagon Boxes, a Ifccral IuUrouag*. Mr. L Dickenson 25.000 feet Dreaaod Siding. For tho information of those who' bare been told tliat they have no RoSawer, would state that they liave -ono with which thev ean re-raw 8A,000 fret Gmr Lute partr Na 1 eamo homo Eritunlav—tho most of them—touting cheerful and rugged, and reomed to fool Bxst Java Uutfeo at Burell’s far 35c wail paid for tho few days of recreation. pound. If Party No. 2 consisting more particular­ ly of tho ‘told folks." (frioadDaoaisand wife of tho /eutori weladod) a® having delightful tinsra there this wilek. A* soon m bn lines* porauu wo shall try aud are thia peasant ]<Uct> of resort. will boy a gtod Tea at I’xMrex’fc Broncidtia and Asthma tan be cured j- using Barr's Pectoral Elixir. " Ancurv A Bt-ini, Agents. Oaaaaavnxa, July 15,187L E». lUsxia:—Having a bale teiaurc, thought I woold help to fill a email spare again ia tho columns cf (he Bxsux. — Evwrytbing U tovriy with ua, w brows han-rat ia about flnirited, corn atrotelung iiaalf mightily toward tho clouds, and the fcfrr bugs, doing who: they can to ward harvesting tho potato, vinca. Notwithstanding the ravages of tha bog, in some local, tie* heroabouta, potatoes look very hire, and wbrre the bug ha* bran kept off, by poison or olherwi**, tbo prom-** u a pretty good crop. Tbo moat of our fanners in cur vicinity, hare all their wh*at secured, and better wheat never grow. Th* Mt crop will be vary light, aa the early drouth was ruinous to th* mop. I bad calculated to bar* given you a little information in regard to th* Haatingt Gun Lake Club, Champion. Buckeye, Kirby/ Busm-U, Excelsior, It is situated on a high ^koo bf I the first of Augo*t, Mr. Holme* discon­ Wood*, tinuing it* publication at that time- 111 Johgsou, ground and pure water boilr up, and ' health is the cause that Mr. Dewey os- Dodge, there is apparently no outlet. However eribra to bi* resigning his position as tho water docs make off gradually down ' Mansfield. “ “ 262 '■ 5 tho hill, accaalonod by tho tramping* of | Buckeye, “ “ 801 “ 5stock, but Mr. Craig informs us that ExceUior, “ 420 “ 4So ray* (ba PbitMtr. Wkal it* when chia spring was discovered a few (Thc scoond and third tests as^not year* ago, it rcmrinod intact and the - । authority for its staletnoute are wo hare ported by figure* in tho Committee'* i I no means of knowing Certainly it Is water found it* outlet only from the port) | not true that wo oror gave ill health as same source by which it eumo up. Wo presume if an iron tube was sank , a reason for resigning our |>o*kian as at this spring a splendid fountain would I JlttiU .tginl. The resignation Ixiiag in be th* rvoult We are surrouaded by aocordamo with a determinatio* made springs <>a every hand. There is Ful­ when sro went on the Boad, the object ler a spring. Bwbmbv’s spring and nu­ rm had fa going there, tho buyieg of a merous other springs, all of splendid Power Pn-s* being accomplish*!, and location, but the best wo hr.ro seen yet, we arc bolding tho position against onr frw immense vulusne and force arc tho wishce thi* month, tlie dutins of which wu could not perform, lart week, owing to sickneaa. Wo do not know, nor does the PlAindtaJtt, wo pro*ume, whether no deoaton. Mr Chubb wu engaged Before doting this article w* must re­ Mr. Holmes i* to bo publisher after iu totting tbo draft, and it wns expected fer our readers to a western protpoct. in arranging for this trial that h* would August fat judge of them ou this point, ho being an We are glad the subjwt is beginning to take hold of the mind* of onr people. Rival location* are already springing up and if a looting committee arc ap­ point*! they will have *overal pointe of tho comps** to examine. Ou the form of 8. P. Cady, just west foot’' grated terribly on -their core. Wo The Comin.iu Council held a regular of tho corporation is a good spring from would udvite tho Jfa*r /••«*/ to more which he force* water by tamaroc pipe into the back room of (ho Empire block session at the Council Boom* in the City of (lasting*, Monday evening July 17th and nun. eighty rode to hi* house—np ahjll, too. Well he any* if the eity of thrir aensitiro cars, for wo presume 1871. Present hi* lion. Mayor Good­ year, and Aldermen Barlow, Birdscll, friend Burton will krcp niuiio to k-11 Eastman, Hua*, Haye*, KcufieM, Wil­ and have the instrument! played on too, liam* and Wooley. if ho eees Ct, and we jirtwumo ho dore The Recorder being abrcut, W. Haye* not caro for the Jf«*w Josrari to give pipa leading to the city. He thicks tho him gratuitou. advvrtiafag, unices they was appointed Recorder yr* hill high enough to produce force suffi­ the subject of the propriety of building al cient to throw water over the top cf any the present time an Iron Bridge scron building in town. We examined the the River, on Broadway, reported ia fa location and have no doubti.iu being a rot <-f building aueh Bridge. Whercupgood one, although wo do not think the ' on fee Council adopted the following res force of tho sitting equal to Mr. Craig’*; but the Pro«l>cei hill movement might th* rail rood quetUou »o*a*what Heavy 1 bo just th* thing deeirod- By going figuring ia m*ntfl**i all around. Tbson top of said hill ono can't help but Manhall and Obldwalcr Hao ia already {tonk, if he don't oxolaim: “ How’s fa tho contractor's hands, sad now tbo this for high I" One can look over the | quertion ia iwrMrurJ. blgheet steeple in Hartings, and can The Detroit, Lansing end Howoll R. see country for mile* around. Keep it B-, will seek a line for Cbicqgo soon, before the people, Water Work* are and if not already located should b* needed, lot's havo them." Why ndt looked after by onr railroad men Ensubmit thi* important question to a vote ,torpris* fa thia direction will holp to nt the same time the clccttor. is bold ou ,make as a famous falsad city. tno 7th of Aug. Wo think it would have th* sanction uf all who wi*h to save Th* District Camp Meeting of tho thomselvra ami property from fire, for W'rateru ■ Mtohigon District,of the Meth­ every house in the city could be protect- (odist Church is to be held two mile* cd by them. Our property would be .<e*t of Naahville. comm.-nciag Tuesday worth marc, rates of insurance would Augurt bilk and will continue on* week. be lessened, and the general health of ;For tho benefit of those attending, train* from both ways «O^«U>p 1 D'-' mitre from fin* Camp gr day cf tho meeting, there will bo team* to convey persons aad baggage to the ground. There wffi be a boarding teat en tho ground, wnd hay and feel for Now if ever anything woe feoliah, th* above three Un*s ar*. Any rchool-boy knowk if they know anything, that thn Tboro.pple river right hero fa thi* city, ■with but little exprase (and no sink Lol* full of malaria) poraeasra a ... ’ ' T •ad batterr. The defendant in thia cos* ran a ’pitchfork throegh the hand <rf TticmpeJn Jone*, of NnahrBle, the eomjiteining wixnrra. Defomlsn: plead guilty; was to old man, demtpid in .riwd and body, in dsrtxtet. eircutr atanero with a family of small children ly reerired notion that mam*d people arc toagar lived than single, doted th* debate and tbo mouth of tho sago M. D. with the fullowieg clincher: “You doe­ ton need not try to frighten a* into mat­ rimony with your stale tbronU ol an un­ timely grata; I have lived singfo ovar fifty years and bavo had time to 'take several obtervatknu*,' and though. I hav* known a good many erarned ladira who died young; I never knew au M ■rid to di* young in all u.y life ’> Th* above oonvenatian actually occurred in this aty, and will pose w* think for Michigan wit- th* 4th and 11 th fait, but noticed ia tho lost i»»uo of the Bxssra that tha corres­ pondent with thoeo at tho Lake bar alrrady donoaa But, Mr. Eli tor, I can­ not refrain from alio (peaking of the jol­ ly time* they have had, particularly nt the danoos aforesaid- Any one having born prciout, can novor forgot thum.C'aptaia Charlie Barlow, (and by the way ho I* a Captain at a danoe) u all that could bo dceirwl al a social, or public dsnoo. Ho worn* omnipresent, at inch time*, and looking after the want* ofcv- D. R. COOK & CO’S Offio* in Hortiaga FFe Ofjicr the Jallowinf TaxTiiha of LAATDS Mwhignn, A Good opportunity present* iteelf- Now ia th* time to Improv* it Miohaol Htmdey, a farmer loriding about a mile cart of the village of Ho­ mer, mot with a serious aeddent oa the 14th fast He wa* at work fa ths toft of his grain barn, and accidentally stepped through »u eponfag fa th* floor, by which ho was precipftalod to the a r Dwight, E. 4 Ilolbcwk, Ern,. and Joo Shoemaker, arc oltruyi an hand to entertain In the most agreeable man­ ner. Charlie W. Wocd, E*q. is another to help keep away the bines, then Fred Galloway, like tho ted ia always ready to |>*lf keep lb* bjtfl In PPtfom and |n foot thorn ii ni nso in mentioning any individually, for the entire company, ladio* included of cuuroe, know how to en­ ter tain, Mt only thrmsrlvro, but every one else who happen* to call on thotu -r­ At tfa0 l“t daaro nt Hastings Hall, Gun lake, there wo* a party present from the Kalamaaoo boat boa**, who exproercd thcmmlvM highly plearcd indeed with tho party, and I uodcratand (h; K^lautarcoan| intend to g(v» a party tho next time they cotno up, and invito tho Hea­ ting* people. And now yo men of tho Baxxn, the only way for you to fully appreciate one of tho** side splitting, mirth provoking (showman phrase) en­ tertainment* nt the Hasting* Gun Ink* Boat bouse, I* to be present, fur no pen can tnako the fol eocuraulate on your rib*, but io be at ono ot tho dances above spoken ot can. Rin. WOODLAND. Hew Advertisements. TVotice. XaUrei* tofskyctrt* tSM ar »i*> Lwy Mtla bul.n«rl.Jl.dk»hl.lil...l >■>,, CITY PAINT STORE ! Lixcols, Nkk, July 12th, 1871. Dun ^sxwxnAccording to agree­ ment w* again write yon a few linen To­ day find* me al the capital of Nebraska, a city not yet four years old and con­ taining about 3,500 inhabitant*, situated on a beautiful rolling prairie, and on the boy day* of this region, a part of which i* now th* State of Nebraska, being known a* tbo ‘ Great American Desert," which baa long since proved to bo no deeort, but a vast expanse ot the richcat •oil tliat tho aun over ahone upon. Many seeking homo* in tho West have txieome dieabused o! thn idea that throw vrat plains were a» impassable wilds, in­ capable of producing sustenanco fur hu­ man life, and have already made this doaert, so called, in many placet to bud and blossom a* the ro*e. Thi* place, which, leas than four years ago, con­ tained only throe or four " homos toad'' house*, is now a flourishing city, eontaining many public buildings and pri' veto residetsocs, which wool-1 be a credit ' to cities and States many year* older. HARTINGS. PA INTERS AV ool AVanted! EXOELSIOJ8 IRVING. It has a vsry respectable Capitol budd­ ing, coating 810 ),000. The Slat* Unireraity, a very fine four story mod -rn stylo structure, coating 8150,000, h locotad here; and nearly read’ for occupan­ cy All th* leading Christian denomina­ tion* are rnprveentod, there already be­ ing ton hotura of worship erected, the greater part of which arc very fine Ff'nod's Self-Raking railroad* arc already in operation. tho B. t M. B. H. R. (being a continuation from Pacific Junction of tho B. 4 M. B. B. R. ia Iowa) extending to Oete, some 20 miles weal and which ia to connect srixh fee U. P. R. B.: and th* Midland PITTS, R^CIJfE and TXCUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HOLLERS, and the largest stock of Ou raotiaa of Mr. Barlow the ■ecounte of the proprietor* of the Republican Ban­ ner Cor publishing two City Ordinance*one of 17,50, and the other of 16.10, was allowed and onlyre drawn. ' Oe motion, the aeoount of I. F. Make­ peace for aervieea a* Marshal, of 122 24, AGRICULTURAL By the politeMM of J. P. Lanta, Esq-, and Cob W. F. Doniphan, wo were per­ mitted to vimt the Groat Balt Benin or iquing*, two ralfee from fee city, tho fat- MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL with J. Palmiter of the Oceana Connty JMwael There spring* ace beginning to attract considerable attention, end to On tanlioo, the account of A. J. Baa*, oom* extent arc being worked, about for service* by request of the Marshal of cne ton cf Milt bring mad* daily by so83.00, wm allowed and order drawn. On motion of Mr. Hams the p,Utioa of Aekley * Slade and ethers, in relation to the running at large of dog*, was laidI for ttoa psrpow. On* of thoao componie* has liored to tho depth of 650 feet < ml otaihwl ««pU of hn~, and equal in quality, it ia said, to any | । in lb* Union. Tho spring* fire’, above . named flow nnltmlly to tho surface into i i a natural basin extruding over ono hun----- -- ---------- T-~m.IT ~ -z ‘acre* “! . Thi* will bo an infe* earn* forthwith, and that hereafter all‘ d^d Goods are Cheaper than Low GRANT & PHILLIPS sad it ia thought that with th* prepara- i ttot» nov Iwing made, this eity of Lin- I if they were only built Fall creek run* two grist mlUa and sssraxal saw mills nearly- tho whole year round. Tuat Utile creek ha* nearly forty feet fell within a mil*. Bhoot again Mr. - squirt-gun,” Hasting* likes, to be od- edb, will, ere Tong, become th* “ Syra___ -r xr_< fee Horsemen ATTENTION! DamsT ' DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, amine Green Street, from Clmrcb Bireel wart, a*d if edviaal-le lot a job, or job* for repairing said Grc«n Street On molten Council adjourned. Parti** drawing to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheecftilJy give all information d-irod. And we will s From We Son icin hs cheat York to Chicago, �BBOWN & CARTER, 260 Main Street, JACKSON 8 O’CLOCK. CHAJLC*MY ORDER. RTATE or Ktcwcxw.gyy*** 1373^gwtats=.’isga fceatet AMtm,ttewXevsa»T Ch.. Sts,. Me. ' TEACIIERSORSTtDK’rrs ’ aa3Eix.-*xs«g raixnru. ronre re w root ad Oil - H EGIOWOTMSrWWYLrAM1A iscuaJv; FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ing a boy to the form, is to let him hare •oatodriag up* it for his Own. Giro him a small plot of ground tu cultivate, altow him tho tiroreed, for hi* own use. lart him hare his vtreni to break, or his steep to case for. Ibo ownership of evea s fruit tree, pleated, prawd sad brought to tearing by his own han da, will inspire him with an interest that no mere reward or wages con gnu la ad­ dition to the cultivation of taste for far» Chieago, Bock Isla life which such a course will cultivate, the practical knowledge gained by tho l*>y vrill te uf the high eat value. Ite ing interested, be will be more oteerr-1 nnt. and wifl thoroughly loam whatever ’ t* |(jn success. ad eqaaliy important ad’bc tho aixustaaung lum reponsibitity. Many young ..____ well acquainted with all tho manual operation! uf tho farm, fail utterly wh-n entrusted with Urn man- LEGAL NOTICES. Dauehny A Wa. Column. AGENTS Mr Milt O'Gew* 30 Years Experience TKM hailwat omw xmx Rofocater to New York. 385 lutes, Buffalo to No* Dotkirk to New kcrk,450 nutos. davelnnd to New Yorit flSImOes, (ZltoM. T.W-te, lie MADE FROM 50 AND DECORATIONS, amd i> non I fgygi to 27 XM» ran anonrxs torra. HTHW=S"iw’lteut7tea«e<>fo.»cbro. CHEAP FAMS! THEA-NECTAB is a me BLACK TEA Shop in BABLOW A GOODYEAR'S Naw Warehooes, WELCOME WABBLE. 1M*«. ate B.t-u, «* Soximixa Aeorr Twn.—Why do I' ■ome peoptoa teeth eomn out ’.aero read-11 ily than utbm ? Tho reasons for this are^irobably uinny^ Ateut tlio middle! Oa W»t« res Br-Wres lx tea Uiseas tors m AMERICAN DETECTIVE?:. M'ACSOI.D IX MOATS. Kalra l«m ste yreteaws tewte to atfaata. sill Teontiu Cavnxtou,—A Isdy cor­ respondent at the Promt fhntr asys: “ I have found that tho cause of the cream bearing to froth sometimes, in chnraiug. is carbolic acute gas. which is " heavier than the uunosphcric sir. col­ lecting ia cellars or where milk,is kept. It, aomchuw by uniting with tte crMuto in a small portion; eauroa it to froth Wl bn hard to churn, and the butter to ita very poor when done, nod when tteerw to much ut it iu tho cream, it will not churn butter at uIL The remedy I have found tliat will eutiielv provciit it, is quicklime aaeil freely where the milk is kept, oitter in lime water, cr the litnt •trewrd in tho collar. Afler the gas is ono removed, it cun be- prevented by a veasol of limo being kqit in the’ cellar and rcnaerid when nceeseery, and you will hare no trouble in churning winter and lijtrr-aLmrnfai. CURTAIN GOODS better teeth than the Whites. Ho or-1 counts t» the differences in this strange ’ way—that the reds koep fan mouth ehrtt, ’ whereas the whittw keep it vpeu. The : teeth, be says, require moisture to keep their surfacm in good working order; when thu mouth ia cram, the mucous i membrane Ua • tendepey to dry up, the teeth lose thoir neadsd supply of1 moisture, and thcuce sank! discvlorattju. nesa. and eventual kwu of toei. Lfr.1 Oatlin eoold* the human taco generally for being Ivee eensilife thru tbo brutes in thia rk»poc<, and tho white race epecially in oitajioulscn withi tho red. Wt keepow mouths open far tab much ; ‘ tho Indian warrior sleeps, hnnto and ■unHes with his mouth tliat, and empires through his nostrils. Among the vir­ tues attributed by him to cloeod lips, ono to exaeHMB—wnen you are angry, keep your mouth shut—C> itofrris Juur- ■Me wm visited America, and wrote sensibly | atom what ho saw. lie obmrvcd a fro-' nueat Iowa of teeth among eettiera from • Europe, rsnccia’ly women. After dis­ cussing and n-jeeting teeny modes oL explanation, he attributed it tq hot tea ■ •nd other hot beverages; and tamo to* I general ccnoluaion that “M feeders I loro their teeth more readily than cold * feedara." Mr. Catlin, wki SABIN & MASON’S. .« “• 1*1. Vorlb'ra l.r WMsMOrt. Hamstare Xre'j'r’J} Lttetajterj3£ iBSStttStSU- aygrst®”5*’ .’AORTGAGK SAI WUnm. 4e*ialltaslM aj WELLS’ CABBOLIC TABLETS, X Million Dollar: Cov.'w. out o4/ JudU //j A< aAiaA^ixusteu GR.LVD RAPIDS A/ CAUTION r tos. JOI1X Q KKl.LO<IO. Pl.tl Ml.. X. Y. ^OGS MARBLK WORKS1 DEDUCTION OF PBICES to ooioxinii to &/< fthiQ-srki /4’lhj, ci c?jh/ 6<Ax- CiMuiMMliAk biikthb i------- >flOt) ttsfraorlstaijufastfsrt/l v* OJL (fat&tf oj. Hij&nd ‘ “• r"r~“- ‘ Ju’.^CluvtvJ J. P. BOBERTS & haaMis l/i/J itv/CA-kaUv Ou/*f UUiJ t/rfMwixlJ RUGS ISTORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPF Lead and Zinc Paints, (dolors of all Shades. Dye Studs, CAUTION Medicines, Sl’AlNTS & MLS. none that re.quire more eystemstio core in feeding than tha hone. A horse School Books SIadit ncry. should bo fed regularly sad in moderate amount, and when worked he should bo worked judiciously. A horse fed in this wny may bo kept at a moderate cost, and win bn mate tenlthy and pertinu tn^o labor then it fed iughlv, or u taanv are PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECEIPTS. in tbs babii of feeding tb«r horses. Horses will certainly ent hay enough to injure them if they can get iL Wtom, hey to kept constantly before theft,! horees are apt to spend their thus is : throwing it around tojwv.tnrrr in tii.ir mck; they soon l«cotno ditonth&xT J* Averill Chemical Paint, AMERICAN MARBLE JURUBEBA IICH IR ALREADY- FOR VHEOF ANY DESIRED SHADE Oft COLOR. ASnHHJlIlXI.V MV TIIM iri'ikltnv n a tv . vnnz.u * HI DELL & CO. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, A Wks to itof.—Truth i. cm of the reseat virtues. Near a ymah Lai. teen k*t to society by allowing Lt'soboud to tarnish toe character, aud by foolishly throwing truth sway. Hoa« —fr, frankness, goaerosity, virtue—bles­ sed treiu I lie tin-®, yoore, my boys, we •hall not fw. You nre wntrL.-l by your oidars. Men nho ,-ire looking for clerks nn>l npprrriti -os, hare their eyos on you. If you are profane cr vulgar, Far Hctaring to Gray Hair ita natural Vitality and Color. ItXtKlI ASrt> ■ Family Sewing Machine, ^texe^Wj NEW CARPET HOUSE NATURE’S Tito very BERT PLACE Hair Restorative €!ARKET8, OH. CLOTHS, MATTJNG8, MATS. (.‘TUOLSTSllW GOODS • kmnte upjdo with Tte nuxture mart bo altos and then eprinkto us the bt«a withe watering pot Tl of u Ulta&w Uta CaJaroduea. coil up on tte fas.ir, or the g l NOTTINGHAM LACES, eat. fitch KWka. iter* LtAig,*.ixx< F. IMMEN. MARSHAL'* SALK. • -I • »nl a *w, l_kl ... . iron � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-07-27.pdf c15596c88fca737e357ee8c991f404b8 PDF Text Text VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 27,1871. .mer Goods | ■ , DEALERS IN NO. 13. '■ Faith ro’have ysxirer a tether tar Pittsburgh ships 80,000.000 bushels me, rar honor 7” of coal annually. '•What name J" asked the ubraue Si- Louin has forty-eight school house* qBjHL «lMd al 11,7X0.000. Why, me awn name, av coarse. Whose else.” - What is your name 1" continued the »jr» sssuwCsw or ALL KUiDS. HUIIWIBE. r Himms, BE CLOSED OUT A.T COS1C OrgaMfes. Percales, Lawns, Grenadines lari Poplins, Shawls, Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests. Summer Hats Glove n, &c. <fcc. EOLE AGES TS FOR BARRY COUNTY, FOR THE BUKCEYE and CLIPPER ; Mowers and Reapers I । Johnston’s Self-Raking Reaper, Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, _ and Broadcast Blaster and Grain Sower. BOSTON Hastings, July 27th, 1871. Picture Frames DWIGHT & CO. raormetods 6f the JI BPECMLTr. 61 We keep on hand and manufacture to order any sii frames, which we will sell at prices that defy compt JL.AXTC*’ BLAIVKJS. the most complete Flock in the city, manufactured %y Richmond A Backua, the only reliable form hi one. A full stock of m P.Mk- OS« Is tee 11 utesss 1t& Mtr SCHOOL BOOKS* all kimU that are used in the County, as cheap as can be pur­ chased ekewher^. : Wts.Manufartcre the follow:nR Patent CotnblnadOB Mu-'Bonni .nd 'Wood. Beam Plow., with Kteel or Cast Mold Roni. Do- Ige find Curtlm flow.. Im­ proved Wheel CulUvatore. Corn Pltew., Shovel Ptowv, Gang PMwarNW RnUere, Square ami Buttergy Dre»a Hookdrti Patent Adjustable Hinge Harrow, here|<r»,. CtauMtpn K«M*C ttattcQthlng to our line. Repairing MiKinlnery promptly allcmlM loot all tlina*.. We ore .Agents for the Blank Books, Memorandums, & w - a fresh supply JACKSON WAGONS Glen <Sb Hull Threshing Machines, Clover I . Huljers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Rake. IW.» M MMI, U e pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand ^U° Hate. and 8ali. and in fact cverything^rejit in a fimt-clasa STATIONERY STORE. Plcaee call and examine stuck and prices before purchasing • ckh where. (■ u J. L. & DAN. REED’S .T. HOBJenTS Ac CO. The host place in the ■** ------ to buy------ is at the ijew brick store of ■tnsiCUX Mrffcre-a. Deltas ■ y. »«w tee Coen ll°«»« (Suca>5«>r to Hicks & Fnles.) Sum That is the whole at^yy. Our CARRIAGE BODIES are made of tbr txeC msteH.1 and by the hand of W. O. HEDRICK I. our Trimmer, and he, too. baa Gen. Howard ti^nuAXHttir ksM.tklvtee. *l’«n S3; ItovVe tote ing young black men organise reading club* and davuto thcmwlvrs to the study of ioarnalutio wisdom. In one sense, this state of things is very lorelf, t" T ‘“X it helps the circulation of publie journal* Kimulatrei the spirit of inquiry, gives 11 tewo»«2«kas. I'd to «sk|a »* odi tors a new field to work in, and seta tho political wiro-puUaza to burning. In anotanx sense, it ia very drondful-for sec 1 tho untutored black finds his own color called white, and white called black, in tho ccntnuhrtory column* nf the rival aewvpapma with which his leisure is amused; he is pereonafly coaxed by ooo lot of pajiera fresh from tho port-iffi=o, and. personally bullied by tho suocsedIng lot; he is told to vote for Jansa till to cast his ballot for bmitb ; and then, at the end of the week, he recourse his re­ ligious journal, which informs him in honeyed accents that both Smith and Jones aro treacherous mortals, and that really there is no fiuth in man. The black man, unluckily for himaalf and fur the people whom he is mistakenly set to rule in tins Southern Stats* is an uned­ ucated person, whclly untrained in the skillful art of delecting shams and find­ ing the truth for himself-and if it be true that the newspaper is his principal sdunl, ha will be a subject for profound pity just so long as American journalism remains ns it is. Wo regret to sar that pure and r enrihlo nrirrpnpero arc not al all tho rule, but too obviously the excep­ tion nowadays.—If. Y C^uttrM M- Painting and Trimming, J- mc\ an' would bo yit, but he's gone dadd.” • Confound you, what do yon call I yourself f losing his temper. “ Bsdad,” says Pat, firmly, “I call mooelf a gmtloman, an’ its a pity there ain't a cotfslo av us.” of Ben Wade " profane history.” * Stand back 1” commanded the offi­ An inch of rain falling upon an acre cial, with dignity. of land weighs about one hundred toon " The divfl abac I git me tether.’ During the year 1870, Michigan turn­ ” How can 1। ed out 1,750>>00,000 fret of white pine won't tell mo wl It i» said tM?Wfouriri traveling oonlinuoudy without any stoppages can single year has converted them all to the now go round the world in eighty days. practicability and tho bocinceuce of tho; a sbeot of paper, like scheme. The results thus far arrived at1 A Down East editor says that sinco 10, hand up avie.” may be stated as follows: , -------jke you! Won’t you The first quosUoc, and the most auxi- I1 toll mo who you arc ous one, retatro to morals. Many people I " Faith, I’m an Irishman bred and re fieri with vsguo horror upon the dread­ bom, seed, brood an' ginyraticn. Mo ful consequences to ensuo frouiyoung father was cousin to one-eyed arvoy mon and women attending tlu.> same lec­ Magm, the process sarvrr; an' tnu moth­ ture. and recitations- Tho profinajrs at er belonged to tho Mooneys, of Klima- Michigan tell us that none of there thocad. You’re an ignorant old disci­ dreadfol consequences havo harooaod ple, an' if yvuTi only creep out o' yex there, Tho stud.it. in the University hols, I'll welt your hide like a new shoo behave tnwani each oilier just as ladies An' av yo get any satisfaction o' me, and gentlemen do ootaids tho Universi­ mo name’s not Barnoy OTTyn." A Boston paper writiag of a recent ty - no better, no worse. Another quro“Oh, that’s your name, is H?" said1 addresa there, MJ* I “The discocreo wsa tiou concerns tho influence of lady stu­ an hour in length, and wan listened to dents upon the boyishness nnd benrishyilh ability.” ness traditional among the stsdeuts of ths other sex. Upsn thia painC Aho tes­ Kettles may be cleansed of onion and timony ia that no palpable e Abate-have other odor, by dissolving a U'oxpoouful been produced. Tho number of ladio* of pestrlaah ar salmtus water, and being only 80, is thought to havo been , too small to effect al once the manners 2. Reading when others are talking. of a thousand young men. Certainly 3. Heading aloud in company with­ tho behavior of tho male students is not out being artced’ Ims manly or gentlemanly than it was 4 Talking when other, aro reading, • before. But the question is very prop­ bitting about thn house smoking erty adjourned to another yvar. when or chewing. the 30 lady sludenta will bo roplsoofl by G. Cutting finger nails in company. 1 21)0 or 300. But thn most micresting 7. Leaving a church before public sod decisive testimony is that concern- ! wurshib ia dosed. ' ing tho ability of young women to hold | 8. Whispering ar laughing in ths - their own with young men, in all the ar-1 house of God. . dnous seSneee and hteraturea embraced D. Garing rudely at stranger.. in tho wreral University orarscs—i:i 10. Leaving a stranger without a ' higher malh.-malic* in adrunoi science, acet in Greek, in I a tin, in law. and in msdi11. A want of respect and ravcrance f ano. Wo are assured, without an ex­ for seniors. > o ption or a qualification, that ths ladies 12. Correcting older psrsosi than , itand amor-g tho rery boot scholar, in yourrelf, esp.-cisliy parenta. . the ■University; that tbay represent tho Tho steam power employed in ths 13. Hoc ciring a present without an ft —r'~ WSTT! Stent 01 oaxnMUxea* 0: lauiuulaui. a:.u esproeuon of gratitude. United States doss the labor of 140,000, T\»ir«u-~ teas'* arisus- Uh Hui- i> s«la' । of conns in study ; and that all doubt, 14. Making youreelf the hero of your 000 mon, while that of great Britain is Ast w—kr-L u>«r ■ if any existed, of the capsaty of the own story. equivalent to 400,000,000. ■ ife»stite>MisriUs'Moure fetninhw brain to grapple .ucceesfulh 16. laiughing at the mistakes of othA Cincinnati paper thiuka ft aaooamry I - -1 l-j-j s— .. 1. . -4 -m . with tho nut ruggod and aUtruw studXifosjaw^e/ | iss, bas been put to flight In the Uni^"erbJUv5'£‘tp^S.iK^“.b.iid 10. Joking of others in company. I1 L'SJim*”*,nU *“ “ “ | varrity examinations just clored. not on17. Commencing talking before oth­ AM tttbwuMMSM WM Urie-. sM .Lusir; |y nas no lady student been conditfoned, er! hjve finished speaking I Tta! rroliGo* re-k rt m m. m* »» I but not one has made even a pxw figure The Rate of Michigan contains 5,144 18. Answering questions that have intand WtM, covering an area of 1,114 I b<wn ____ _____ __ put to othera. miles, bosidM a water front on tho groat “Sat—31 -»--i n.I„v.prl4.aUuU.I.ir. lakes of more tlmn 1,850 miles A mineralogist of San Francisco, The point of a long correspondence slaims the discovery of a proeesa for between Gen. 0. (L Howard and other combining iron and sulphur, winch pro­ friends of the freedman, is a very simple duce. a coaipiand haxaer than iron. one. The Southern black is getting his Tho census of England. Walce and education through the newspapers. Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES, C. H. HICKS I „v of Ji il< r»on ami Railrmu, 8(r JOHN ROBERTS. What haa Michigan Udvmsity to say for iteoU now that it baa had iar emo year, in all its deportments of law, msdicinc, and literature, tho presence cf young womon ? In ardor to furnish our readers with an authoritative answer to thta quMtuiu, wo bare taken peins to consult mombere of all tho faculties of tho University; and wo may say, at tho outset, that tho answers given to us are, without an exception, moat emphatically fcvorabla. facuWea ofMfohigan Uaivonlty aro eosnpoood, in ths main, of very eouservativo mon; awl the admis­ sion of women to their Univarsity was not thoir work, nor iu accordance with AGWILTYAL MACHINERY •ffWvSHHFta*-. I BMfea?Sarch Admluion'of Woman to Collages- pny Cush for my Groceries, I Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. SS^in._M«-et SS b. «uta»' Harillv sor two ladies kiss alike. , Than, is as mnah variety in tho manner . of doing it as in the fooea and manner of the acx- Some delicate Rule croivturvs merely giro a brush of tho lip. This is on aggravation. We seem about to hare a good lime, but actually get nothing. Others go into it like a hun­ gry man into a beefsteak, and seem to •100,000 Henry M. Smith, Esq., journalist, is chow up our countenances. Thia is dis­ gusting and drives away a delicate lov­ building a hotel in Chicago. er. Olliers struggle like boas burying Mary L. Booth gets 84,000 a year for thomsdvee in the dirt This is won by editing " Harper’s Boar." oxertiema, and is not worth the trouble it costa. Now wo aro m favor of a cer­ . Murat Habtoad, of the Cincinnati tain shyness when a kiss is proposed, but it Uonld not bo contmnsd tootang; and when tho eno gives it 1st it ba adDr. W. J. Youmans, mintaterwi with a wannth and onorgy— ofProt Hailey, is ths let there be soul in it. If she Joses of ths Galaxy. Lor eyes and sighs deeply after it, tho Salem Dutcher, Esq., of the N. Y. effect is greet She should be careful not to ‘'Jobber,” but rive it as a ham­ JFtrU, has rctarasd from the South, ac­ ming bird nine his bfll into a honey- companied by hi. bride. roriJ* d«q. but doBcate. There is Mre. Louisa Chandler Moulton Las much virtue in a kiso when wall dehv- been engaged by the Naw York JWkew, ered. Wo have ths memory of one we as its permanent Boston representative. received in our youth, which lasted us Gre. F. Train, Oso. W. Smalley, of twenty yean 7 and we believe it will bo Jh»wu, B. M. Corwia and wifo, and the last thing we shaU think of when James Girard, .ailed for Earope on Saturday. Bret Harte, Ma, Julia Ward Howe, Mias Nilsson and Charlotte Cushman aro among the celobriLire already sctiled •! . a lady for whom ho had rcorutly foroed too marriage asrttee- Dwto renew tho aoquaintanee (for tho r had interested him greatly nt the *) ho sccosted. list with tho remark: Mndam.drd I not have the pleasure carrying you a few days since F’ A Louisville editor regreta that Cady ‘ I was married a fcw days since.” Btautm and fioaaa B. Anthony are goYm, I thought I was act tafetakaa ; ato tho Pacific in Juns, as that u a > lata ia the oroson for CoBwebro and to early for Arapahoe- Bret Harte denies, through a New­ port paper, that bo ft the author of a pocci called “ Tbs Fat. of a Ffghtoag ANYCWY IN MICHIGAN. J. L. & DAN. REEO. —» broad, thia brown hair, a fair complexion originally, but his face ia now badly pitted with smaBpox ; ryes remarkably small and bril­ liant, and an indrecribablo exjboaaioo of oodntwtaiM* that indicates a spirit in roeantrte lympstliy with all that is beautifid and *11 that is good. His voire U Weems’r Wsxx a Crrr.—The Hele­ na OaM> teLb a drey of a young man tastUatyeh^a bv macU. in St- Louis last winter. It ms ttai on a cold day -he vent into tbo'Sowthsm Hotel and kwkiag in vain for a store, asked the clerk it there was no pjare .m. n.u—1 w.rm hhas-lf The dak waited urtMnrty —erwdfl- Gold & Silver Walches, �New Advertisements. k 1872 will ACKLEY <& SLADE Election Notice. Hurt, preudiag. ■|TAiiTIXa.“, MICH, Y»X J WT IX DECEIT! OF A MFLXX DID tutcoamuni orncx* i a'”“’jwya*f5?t.| QTOCKOrXEW GOODX. it* ftul Banco, uadar General Draon, Jafar 26,1871. yyuEcr fxom tueimpc QOXBwnxuoK twe Tancos A MBDIClXtA sSErE pATEXT MEOICISBH, cmrr " the chief rpcoatsnj uuxDBio*. «. Gilbert Ho*well, fur attempt to poison end kilL rpSUISES A BL’ITOHTX. pAIXnAXD OIL*, Vtabbisu axd TnxrxxnsA voiced, attack upon tho United State* T UBUCATIXG OJI, j HASTIH6S. MICH.. - July 11.1371. TZ-EUOACXX A5P XAnUA, JJAIXT AXP VABXUU BUU88X.V. Wire-pulling Chaplain. 5 V.M., and th* third at midnight There ohaarvation* are made by instru­ ment* all of which are perfectly adjusted tea standard at Waahiagton. Thoy rallie-l again, and probably would, the Catholici to aupprosa a noises m attendance. I run stroyrd. r our hundred and juocea, principally small b very small arms, and fifty flag* People bo­ taken. We counted 283 dead C QCUOOL BOOXR, nOEUA ASO GIST DOOES, J^jmuRAXDA BOOKK, TAYLOR, BAWKIMV and DAYTO.Y £JXVEI.orXri /,."3 FAPEB. 3UJUKY BAZ vy-ALL AXbCUBTAlX FAHtX. their tnuismiMson is also a filed number | EOAL AXD CAP FATEH, I l^OTE AXD FAMCY FAFXB. VbT1C.TS LEGAL BUXKX a. kwere. Tbo Irish Cathulic vote is th® £ |be a<„CTna:.n, foundation and main tuiwork of the' ( - - Democratic party. Tho Democratic defense, losing 500 killed and wounded.’ party rules supreme io New York (Sty. PITTS, RACIME and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HOLLERS, / and the largest stock of I jjlARIE8F0HKI. A.GRICULTURA.L MACHIN RY Q0LD A»0 FEXCIU. j^TUL FEX V AXD 1I0LDEBS, aent, and will piobably bo sealed, which * President, by hi* fallow nXarsh. Harvester, jsvoicE axd rocErr dooka put YEM BO0KH A3P CUBXCD IMHders. r XITIAI. AXD sort PAPSX. abort time, if cavil and religious liberty citadel killed with bnUet and epear; Morin® Dennis, Hnreahnn and Lands­ That Of the People N. Albert 8. Recd. ia to be enjoyed only at the dictation of man. All of our wounded, niae in hi* “infallible highness" the Po|ie of respondeat ■3^TBA.TE*3Sm. *"» MOtO-Waeil, VyLASK DOOXX. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. plead guilty and waa remanded for aon- attendance on ’ the right that hn fTootfs Setf-Rukiuf/ gOOKH AXbKTATIOXXBT, For the best Meat of all kinds, call at the Central Meat Market,near the BankI will please you every time. JI lot of Su£ar Cured Hams Just received. feeling in the public mind. gin to inquire what kind of a country lhe right attention ■ QTAi'LE OROCniEX. Tr> r-newer ■RILWIffl. most useful as Indicating 1 MAEE * STRC1AUTY OF ALLMTYLEM OF OPEN BUGGIES E. P. BURRALL. pUOTODBAFU ALBL'MA >hn Weisertt’* Hardware Stars, Brown's N'<*r Block YAXKESXnnUXH. i rpOILET COOIW AXD TEUFUMECY. AKTI1VB W00I1. sion of Orangemen, who are protestanta. fifty broad, and contains a imputation . ^xd»o rorru. ac. PHOBATEORDER. continuance of the Mine. ’ ACKLEY & SLADE.l DRY GOODS! inhospitality to the sailors of Chretien LOWER TH.l.V PAUL sued prohibiting ths pioteatanto to apTEW ADTERTISEaETTK, granted and the Justice directed to make out all over the State, and tho ]>arty further return. Daucheyj Cq'e. Column. ___ 1-.__ , , , , , ookKV iiouuiau was too slu verdict rendered fur tho p mntiffii f>r i . t-Mtsnn. t _. r ■. ,n ■ " tbchm to let tlung* to go on i by then, both for cavalry and infantry. 8290 f. telegraphed , to the central office in 1 », Washington. d O’CLOCK $375 i is because there are so many pen, tion-n patent right note; defense, fraud, j the 1 rotestant procession, and called | ~oat (he military. If tho matter had In the itsuc* of law, ca-.<? number , .... . , . . ., , Phoenix Cash rpni-s is xo tfCMBcai serve the devil of corrupt jpety SCORES Save lour Money 1 rL \v is-, r .7 7 ' I “m» ClinK in ,1>*1 •'”1 U dreaded far more than death. and Geo. W. Mill* for tho re.nondcut, . . , , . , , . . -------- ;----------------,----- tonco by a proclamation, which had a tendency ! Caso number twenty'fire an the im­ Gur. of Npw York to do parlance docket, judgment for *134.24 Gov. Iloffluan opened in THEA-NECTAR l* a rear 1LACX TEA defense of a pure church, hurl back tho octrapt proposal of a recreant clergy­ it will drive a largo number of thinking man a* a dark, premolitatod and un­ protealant white democrat* from tho qualified insult. party all over the Stale and country Whatever Methodists ma parlance docket, a judgment by default bh un ms h m mi. Y p. ROBERTS & CO, Mk wn.lMsle snly Uy <te Great Atlantic & Pacific >b Ml 3sw r«k. I*. O.fev tabulated and handed to tho officer (Professor Abbe) wbo*o duty it i* to I write out the ajuunai* and deduce the I " probabilities," which in a fi r minute* Ladies’ Misses and Children's hundred Irish Cetbofic Dcmocrnto in of thirty minutes. her ihirty-tlirco fur $108.15 and costa. Shoes and. Graiters. DRUGS WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Medicines. THS VAKDERPOOL TRIAL. miserable failure. com U Dye Stu crnlic officials tu sul] out religivus libcrtv Any Catholic jixtest April C<h. 1871. , are immediately if posailite at all. more absolutely SAINTS & OILS.! liecinr.wt'. faith ia thu ability of Mr. Batea to do 'School Books Stationery. WILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, silk osbev eOeirei remdwa. is a s»ilar fans ar Ik® ear* ®f all Tkreal and Lni tiwue. ’ IIOJIaDDM s*4 CLCXKAT1UH rf M® i meals sr. caartsai of relief .u <UM < the political highway, on which those thia magnitude end importanev on the post in contempt bultetina flora tbo report* just furnished him by telegraph the sergeanta are pre­ -rhich shall show by arrows He is the groat bion- rRESCRlITlONS AND FAMILY RECEIPTS. , hero that all the Repsbliesna have done Ayer’s Ague Cure stain cn but professional character that REDUCTIOH OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIEtf. ^At SAVING TO CONSMKRS Russell &, Nevins, DETROIT STOVES H. A. Goodyear, manifold process) Denier in world one® balisvee that Christianity . is just the right thing. The monos can’t **e thing* in this light They say if way put an them. Thesu maps aro displayed at various ous pointe in Washington—r. »t A j: VE«T xntECTt, SEW TORE. H istory of the WAR IN EUROPE HARDWARE, North wide Main Street, ter future uao. first appears. Wily trickster* are often part, lodged and tad in the building. Thmr steeping apartment ia like tbo caution = Empire ouh public schools. with great regard ventilation. By m Gn Tmwday evening tho School Board sacssasgE teai-hcrv «~k »r £ BOOK « MB SO HE H MiehigaaCulling*. Judge Upson recently decided that * Indiana divorce is valid £2 School in Ward 2, and Mariam Butter In Fact ■ Holland ia being turvayad. Goods are Cheaper than L iv! tional dobt entire, ar aaiuwe tho debt* AT THE STORE OF GRANT & PHILLI S. JURUBEBA. it cut by <|ui.t. WE.KEEl’ A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF MS Mi» LIVEU AXD XTI.En. P- Howell A CITY PAINT STORE ! DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, tho United IPA INTERS And we will sell t Sign and Omun-itil ns any house ’"go, ’ �[ residence of the subscriber, on the cor­ ner oi Broadway and State rtroet, near the Court Homo. Nara but raepectable, sober person* need apply. Icx Cxxxm.—-We are on hand to servo ice cresrn of all flavors, at any time of day, and our aim will bo to plenBo all who may wish to favor us with tbair patronage. 2tf W. B Hncwrocx. ■ ICH1GAR CERTRAL R. R. nt River Valley Division may ladht. and rain, each a* ha* not been witneaeod by that venorablo chap, “the oldsst inhabitant," perhaps, for years. It cctnmanred about half past four and lasted until six o’alock, aud danng tho entire time, almost, tho rattle of hail stones were like bird'* eggs, aad wo leant of somo a* large a* good sired hoc’* oggrIt poured and drove in tonuata, and many a reran and office (aura included) had plenty of water era tha floor for scrubbing purpose*. Eave trough* fnil- Lical bkw; Jljtice;. Simon Bltkonruih’s awning blow erff, lights of glass were broken out of tho sky lights to tho rooms of Goo. Clark and J. F. Minkler, I’hotographara, also several from tho sky lights of Commin* A Brown and J. Mau*. On Jefferson street several shade tress and signs were blow0 down, a now building back of Rock's Blacksmith shop was “ skowhawed” aiound some, a large oak tree blew over in tho school ysrd. Mr. Dewvy luxd a very fine corner maplo broken by •he wind. A. Throop's new house wa* blown down, cellar* were filled with water, gnrd«a* were “ .Ed out," melon patchc. buried, evrn-field, flaitenod, and in fact everything presented a sorry right. [ Lal* aad ■hlaKtes-Ckea*. J. Cota A Sox have a large quantity of lath and shingle* tor aafa.cheap. Tiio unini of Whooping Cough are much relieved by Barr's Pectoral Elixir. Ackley A Slade, Agent*. tVichigan Central R. R. Old, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. Sold by J. P. Roberta A Co. Ackley A Kadi, sell Fruit Jars 25 pet rent. cheaper than any ono else. ’• Brenthea there a man with wul »o dead, who to himself hath norrr mid il must go to the First National Cloth - ley A Slado'a before you buy another. Fanner*, buy your pure Spirits and gvauino Irish Wbukx-* of John Stanley. He 1ms tho largest and best stock of Liquors which he sell* ouly for medicin­ al purposes or by tbe quantity from his Nature ha* jiut cn her summer garb of bsauty, and ths First National Cloth­ ing House is receiving now goods by Ex|>rea« almost every evening 9w4 I The evening 8 o’clock train w.ia atop-1 ped about a mile and a half cart on ac­ count of tha washing out of the track. I The baud car ran up and brought in tbo I passengers and they footed it into town from tho Depot. Tho train from ry County Agricultural Society ere re­ the west waa also stopped for the some quested to meet at tho County Clerk’s office, on Saturday the 5th day of Au­ gust next, at one o'clock P. M., for tho purpose of making a prvmium list, Ac, for tbo coming Fair. * .• M. L. Wiixuxs, Sco'y. in it* cum***. It* fury sad severity was but a few mile. wide The damage to crops, etc., «i this vicinity is immense. Tho storm of July 26 will lung be re­ membered ia Hastings. for the Iren] Bridge has been put c ver until August 14th for the purpose of revising thei registry, and hare every­ thing in reaBines*. Tho bridge should lx- built, and iron is tbo mo*: subitan- Monufarturv everything and that they are HuMuaxna* for MOLDINGSTheir Molding* are finished complete, readv to nail up—Sprung and Beveled, in their new Three rid. Mold.ng Ma­ chine. Picture Frame Molding of any pattern furnished to the trade. Barr’s Pectoral Elixir is rKommend- will wear enough lunger to more than' pay for the extra cost and beside., it will rarely over need repair*. Thu Item alone will pay tbe difference in n - . i . . < . many of than, are kept back bscauan of tho shaky condition of ths old bridge. Al*q4>ur asm jwopl* hare oaraafoa to Detroit & Milwaukee R R 5,000 feci Basswood for Wagon Boxes, 25.0UO feet Dressed Siding. For the information of those who bars born told that they have no ReSawec, would state that they have ono with which they eon re-aaw 30,000 feet foneral oreaiitov, to Btrerd-js Cumetery, and no knowing how soon tho whole rickety atnwturs might giro way and As nearly os we can learn tho circutn- — ——DL. JOO to p,.„. itancea, they ore as follow.: tho family K—--Ov.-a had just concluded their noonday meal, g«r» by this route to Kenis*, u*. Ubnois. Southern lows, and Mrasouri, and. and Mias BIm had gone to tho kitchen bjra slight divergence, can see Nebraska for tho purpose of washing the diahsa. Needing some warm water, and ths fire of Boo view* should remember not burning rory briskly, rhe seixod a the Buri.ngton Boats, far it* town. “ foam a£ar"-ito treecon containing kerosene, and began fringed streams—its rough bluff* and pouriag some into tho store. In an In­ quamos-it* oora^ceaas stretching over stant, the ran exploded, throwing th. the prabies further than eye ran reach. Land-buyers wifl be sure to rcmemblaring fluid around tbo room, and com­ lhey 1**T0 friond* among the pletely saturating the clothing af tho unfortunate girl, whoso haste thus provod her own destruction. Blinded with tbo flame, her hair and clothing all ablus, her naked arm. rev. I erod with the burning and insanablo I Tho advantage of wutar work* on tha Holly system lura been so thoroughly demonstrated that they aro no Unger an experiment First auch works en­ able a city to dispense entirely with fire engine., and in nearly all cease they hare proved much more effectual than a steam fire department On this point there is a great is a great deal of testi­ mony Wo quote tlio following: On the 9th of February, 1867, the engine and retort house of an cxlcnriro oil refinery in Auburn, N. Y., took fire, was arrested in tho building in which it originated, although the building waa I,MM) fret from the nearest hydrant The Raoordar then announced that there haring boon an irregularity in oafling a Special Election on the 7th day of August, there not having bean timn to publish sod post a lit of tho registered vote* two week* before election. Thia meeting was called for tbe purpose of calling a Special Election son* to giro to* proper time for the publication of tho registered vote*. On motion Aid. Ham* waa elected Recorder pro tea. Tbo fallowing resolution was than offered by Aid. Keufleld : That there bo sSpscialEJectioa hold in th*, aty of ILutingv on Monday the 14th day of July, 1 D. D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hastings ^e^Pfficr tki following TaxTUlu of LAXDS Borey County—one of tho beet Counties In tho State of Michigan, A Good opportunity present* itaelf- Now is tho time to improve it On motion Council adjourned. W. L F. Hsus, Itecorder pro rial. | the lurid pall of oadnrea over tha pleasurei of a happy household. We cannot conclude thia notice of this nod occurrence, without again call­ ing attention to tbo daily end almost uniiunaL criminal u*s of keroaene. Every week our exchange* bring aothe epualy sedt of Clue, inquiring couata of accidents similar to thia just ceraing tho country about that no' recorded, varying only in tho nature of calico, get* the following etrr a answer to hi* inquiries: Proasci ditto. Judge of Probate a fictitious name. Population of city 7,000 price of eity lots, from 3350 to $500 per feet ous compound, that it ran hardly be deemed aa accident where pcr*jn* defi­ were a* polite to strangers inquiring for antly dare the consequsncvs of aa oxnew bomea tho country would toon be plosion. Wo hare ceased to expect sufficiently enlightened, and could dis­ that they will heed even the kwwn of pense with Hooka. Papers School* and mere of Barry County are fast begin­ ning to apprcciato tho value of machin­ ery to lighten their labor*, and immense number* of Mower* and Reaper*, Wheel Cultivator* and Sulky Rake* aro being Dr. EsteEe, the celebrated Physician • sold to them every season. E. P. Burfrom Cleveland, Ohio, who i» meeting rail inform, us that he has sold to Bar­ with inch success, treating Cstarr*. ry Co. farmers 25 Mowan and Rcapeta Ji.’Im*. tad Ctan^fttta, will this season, and more than that number remain at the Hastings House, Hastings, of Sulk y Rake*. Take into consideraoca week, cntnrnenriag on Monday, Aug. tho Agricultural works of C. F. Dwight j "th where ho will bi glad to conralt A Co , and the many sales of Grebte A RoseeU, and our farmers cannot Iralp but bo tupplied with tho very best of machinery, and plenty of it' valued at 1140,000, was saved by thmr own pipa, with a toas not exceeding S50, which^lhprwjy, woukj.hare beffljyi^?-1 Ur to Tuesday aoea over 1130 were Now London, Ohio, B*trd stvtee tha‘ subscribed in this city for the purpuee on Tuesday evening, Joly 18th Walter of obtaining witnesses for tbo defbnee Lincoln King, a lad of 10 year* residing of Geo. Vanderpool. We have no in that village. mysterious disappeared doubt it will Traeh 1200 before ^ng. lat1300 or more are needed, and tho fall had on. when fast seen, while sliirt, MW ALBTDKTO YOUKG KN. ORASOKVISLE i<J^<TdTB0aj*MtW4XDTll0C8JJ«De. broad brimmed straw hat, brown trou­ sers, and waa baroiboted. Had no ooal on. Any information concerning hia whereabouts, will plcato hia parent* un­ \ Corm roasted by a new (wceees, that der lasting obligation*. Address Charlisa decided improvement on tho old Wavra'a Menagerie and circa* « visit this eity cro long. Lookout the “ biggest” show of tho season. Tniiny were 'EKTX.nU, UH SHORN & IICHIGAN SOBTHNHI RAILWAY About 1 P. M. Monday the 24th, the cry of fire was raised ia ths street at NaahriHe. the kitalum of the house oc­ cupied by J. M. Roe, Esq., being enroloped in rmoko, and giving torriblo prom­ ise of bursting in a brief moment or two, into uurontroUable flames. Ths excited popular rushed to the house and by indomitable exertions, suereoded in reducing the fire before the main building had bees much damaged. YVhilo the most of the people had bsen laboring to subdue tho flames, a fluid, ahe ran Into tho room la which Mrs. Boo had jwt tain down with her 1 little child, who ws, seriously rick. Mrs. Roe, in her efforts to extinguish tho ' The unde’ 1 -nod wishes to inform Ma. Emtox Buataesa called me to flame* which were rajudly consuming tho f.rmerv ... ijo- ■ county that there tho clothing of tbo frightened girl, Woodland Center recently, and I could “ Lviug »old in t . county a Fanning burned horeelf severely, and will long not help but notice tho many improve­ Mill which is ropre- ntod to be the Allogon Fanning Mill, therefore I would bo a sufleror thereby. Staying in tho ments that havo been made. Tho call your attention to this fact that there house bnt a moment, Mias Bliss ran in­ growth and prosperity of this village in is no genuine Allegan Fanning Mill be­ to the open air, and when first mod by a good mark of the future growth and ing mid in that county unless it has my tho*e who were hurrying to the place of proaperity of Michigan. Situated at the ewtaatropbc, tho flame* wore burn­ tbo center of one of tho finaat towning io high around her, aa to roudeFher i ahipa in Barry County, it cannot fail of almost invisible. When they were sub-'' duad, and the few remnants of her j। large businres of I* Hilbert, shows what clothing removed, it wa* found that al­ Michigan can do fl* tho ecu* who leave most tho entire surfooo of her body, ex­ fatherland. The quiet and comfortabln Th<> buuso of D. R. Cook had twen­ cepting Icotn her knee* downward, was hotel, owned and kept by John F. Bob' ty-six lights of glas* broken out | burned until the skin hung in loose brook, i furnuhe* to a .tranger »U tho TV VI. or Bott U-Cmr clement* of a home, away from his wife ground, ow»id by W. I. F. Harni and the fallowing taetimpny; injuries, that aho noror fully rcalired and children. It is a model country ho­ _.u -----------—i_a_. -------• ’ •• In aaeb cuao itiSaltcrnlly drowned them, and without suffering, apparently tel which could Is profitably copied af- j other* was aoarly destroyed. [ Fruit was pelted off the trees in im- out, and thereby thoumnd* oi dollar* of to a very greet degree, she lingered un­ ter by many citio. and village* of a lar­ ' valuable property savSl which could, mcnso quantities. We saw buhe'.* of ger growth. Tbe food i* nirely cooked not hare been done with any ordinary til about 3 P. N„ and died. apples “promenodiag down Braadway." fire apparaxua Her parent* were aeni for, and striv­ and toothsome, room* airy and clean— ! A freight car broke looce from the Doed on the next train, to behold a eight both showing the care and ability of the | pot and came down torn and went <£ that must forever bo present to their an­ Laudladv. Ismg may .ho continue to । the track. It wa* righted up, hqwever, guished memories. They have the live and flourish with their thriving vii-1 this morning and taken back. deepest sympathy of all who were wit-. Goodyear A Barlow’s rcilWam came I very near geing off, but will probably | | prired fcem of a daughter, and hung Peninsular Railway. Frx*r Cum R. R ar.d Hotel accommo­ dation* and are fur sale by 1‘uvr Barirnui, Real Eatate Agents at Batite Creek. 1’. M — Peary Bro* have laqje tract* of land* in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa for sale or to exchange fur Michigan Since we suggwstod the construction of Water Works at this place, we are assured many of our citiscns caraortly favor tbo enterprise, and we trust will diacuM and agitate the subject to a final cuocess. We understand that constructing three works, b^vo propored to oon.truct the works in this city at a trifling expense to our citimns. If it is true, wo suggest a comnuitee bo appoin­ ted to investigate a* to terms, etc., and report with recommendations to tho City Council or a meeting of tho eitiscaa as may be thought beat. Wo find tho costs of the voter works, of the Holly pattern, as published in a Port Huron paper, where they propose to construct thu works, including two engine* and two boilers, so that they ran be operated at all timea, a full and constant supply of water for both tiro and domestic purposa* will ncecaritate tho following expenditure : for the wank, when they will be calldd for on Wedaeedsy in time for tho mails for examination ia the Vanderpool trial. either way containing full proceedings of the Vanderpool trial np to the hour of going to pro**. Terms one dollar for the trial. Advertucmente inserted An Uboral terms. Tbo edition will probably exceed a thousand end will have a rt-rj method, and saves 25 per, cent of the strength, is for sale by George Preston. We have tried it and found tbo .inferior grades rested by this precess aro alx>o*t equal in flavor to the beat old governmeat Jara, iirepnred by the old system. your receipt* and decrease your expen­ diture*. Work eighteen hour* a day> and lire ua hash and oatmeal-gruul. cutting hia throat Dr. Drake was call­ ed to attend the caw, and at the ciocinnl of going to £rees has not returned. DoDvaraa tho storm yesterday, a barn mmOo diffioultie* are assigned aa the belonging to Alton Grewn, of Boltim-jre, cnuK, but we havo no epecial pcrticuwas struck by lightning, from which it tan, nor dM wa laaru wbrthir tha wound & coeridsred dangerous. . ’ nnewed and many more added. Inux’s L:**.—We Uern that T. J. Wilder, tha gentlemanly station agent at tho depot in thia city, has boon ap­ pointed agent of thia popular lino of European Steamers, one of which sail, from New York for Liverpool on Thurs­ day and Kateoday of each week. Thia Gora o vr. —Brick is bring idled in front of tho foundation walls to tho throo npw brick stores to ba erected on the south lido of State street We will The following ease* hare been de­ bo happy tu sou them rue from tho posed of before Justice Clarice, during dumber they hare enjoyed for nearly the past few days; ., , The People rs. John J. Fuller, ar­ Nxw Fun.—On Tuesday last mvasro rested oa charge of bsing drunk. Plead guilty and fined |5, and com, and was HancheU t Stewart, of the flouring mill* discharged. in Maple Grove bm<bt to this market Tho i»oopfo w. W. H. Hlratten, arres­ a load «f white wheat flour, mad. from ted on charge of Hope, and give bail of >*w wheal, and it is of srsrifotf qual.ty to sppasr fnrcxamcnatiouanlho Mth Georgn Preston fees h for sole day of August. Tbo propel s*. W D. Smith and W. Ctaxuti A BaowB —Are fitrag «p Leonard, arre.ta-1 on complaint uf FfciL their rooms orer Baxley’, Hamess shop in fine style. Tbqy will Wop a foU lixe of Painter* goods, wall sad window pa­ pers, ate. Give them a cnli and see bow "Tux Gax**.”—We hero been bandad by Mr. Chas. Olmstead a bunch of marali red-top grown on tho farm of hie father, in tho township of Assyria—the farm formerly known aa tho old Pratt form. Tbo gnu* ia fully seven feet high end U very tender and nice ooMidering its immense length. This grass grows on low marshy ground wellculti- By an act of tha last Lcgislaiure tho County Clerks of tho eevenil counties in this State aro required to collect a State pointed Notaries Public after tho ITtii ins*.., and are required io remit tbs fess thus collected to the State, Treasurer OB tbs first of January, April, «r-> October, of caret year. of Grand Rapids, among other thing* th* Ayfeaays: The Commercial College i* full of XAHHV1LLE, MICH IQ AN, IMios desiring to purobara will do wdtoCML »S .wa obrorfoUy give all information desired. D. R. COOK Ac. OQ �We ftftsaWi to oar wadare, tbe {wane ad lag* rf&atnaeat term •fib. a*a*t Coart. aa ' tabaa fro* tho Calendar, printed at thia oOuo. On our to*l page will be found tha diapomtian of caM up to dam. , omnaxa o«.xn* .cmx.. Hex. BIRNW BOYT, CfrduR Jadge Wituax H. Powua, v . lane W. Vaooitui, Sheriff. J. R. V*x Vxxaoa, .promoting Att’y. Wx. L. Coxa, 1 OrcuA Coart Qoau. Gao. 0. Woxth, f miaeicnan. « Xanax .no. ux if Zar lane A. Houaeor, । A. Holbrook, Iln-ti.e- BBW.YOBE BOSTON, ALBANY, Barlow & Goodyear raixcrai. rurxix ix mx» toax am xb< William R. Young and [ Aaaunnaii; dafoult Chariea Dolph. mrm&GK WilKSa. Dickey and" Jamoa W. Bentley, JoreJdkh Wolfo and Abel Shepard WilFiat?n. Dickey and ' FOB SPRING AND BUMMER TRADE. James W. Ik udey, AtelShaponl. tl.ddul lolbrook. Damon Letch, 1 ‘ Gwrgv'lL While. Frederick D. Ackley, >A*uisp*il; default G*. W. Slado and) CHKAPFIMSiraBTBAVIL’ Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Choice Iowa Lands. THE CELEBRATED RED LION BRAND POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES ORAND RIVER NOIIEIIEI JACONETS, » KATIN LACES, NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHECKS, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK CHECK, NAINSOOK STRIPED. VICTORIA LAWN, BWIS8 MUSLIN, FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC. BOOK MUSLIN, SHIRT FRONTS, HARSAILUS QUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS EMBROIDERIES, EDGINGS, INSERTIONS, : Benjamin F. Cfcakill, Dwight A. Sackett. Myron H. Ellis, Thomaa J Decker William Mitchell, Jahn Briggatoek, Alfred Parker.. Beniamin Cox. Staphan V. R. York. Enoch SyIveatir, Lawia Baldwin, Gaorya Cramen Henry B. Ban*m. Mom Faller, Jahn Wobater, Lather B. Hill, £*. 139 BO NTH . Fancy Bow, Baah and Trimming Ribbom, , A Million Dollars. HoaicrV and Gloves. Gorarte and Hoo|akirta. table linen, napkins, toweling, white duck coatings <kA<- a CABSIMERE, NEW CARPET ROUSE The very BEST PLACE to buy Gwq/£ cLYsOda sheetings. Prints at ten cents per Yard ' WWtJa Qj CARPEE8, oJSS Basil, ' ujfa QJttf OIL CLOTHS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, THE NOTTINGHAM Ernest F. Rathbun, Ed­ win F. Bathban, Iwuisa A. Rathbun and EUa Rathbun, infants, by Ephraim Ebatturk (hair next friend. LITTLE BRICK MILLS FAMILY 500 VOLUIES IR ONE. -A.treut.ci 'Wanted LACES, XXX BARRY Tie Library W PtCj aid Sai FLOUR GRAND RA.PJDS MiCOJGA. pleading* F. IMMEN. VB0WH & CARTER. Scientific American For IBT1. 250 Main Street, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN REMINGTONS AND DECORATIONS, Family Sawing Machine, UMrLT COXWHUCM). COlO), AC. AMERICAN OH KEN, WHITER Best Styles of Ayer’s Alnji»Oita aid Rail fc Tri. Aad^J . Bcwne, A1 Frederick N.Galtoway, Mta ’\ f ’ YAiaumpeii. JoA* *.*<•* Bl-f yin D. Pam. J Balch .Smiley A Doloh. lane Jan. 8, 1871. Hair Vigor, , lu tftal p»ru M eUJ. Ar it iUel aA4 «■**■ LinliuJ la—i - Sweeney A Wood. Far radawf to Gnj Rih it* nxtonl Vitality and Color. JOB PIlUTHKi! NATHBETS Hair Restorative TERMS—43 a Y*art <IA<J Chiba of ton aopUa for or nttiM Baah, |2j -it y* »w. ^issrasss^ ..zvs 30 Years Experience Ojwtcrc and R/erndmenti. «m hand at a fl boar*. ‘•»T1............................. H. A BV8ELL - rifk'oTiL.' home isuwSir: HASTIMRS -110111,1 TOBIS ! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-03.pdf 890cff56f310ccbd714fc3534aebd26d PDF Text Text fauoM BmI—W- Th* f\«P<I.BUC\p VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 3,1871. dealers in TO BE CLOSED OCT -A.T COST Organdies, Percales, Lowns, Grenadines. Bareges, Chambrays, Mohairs." Silks. ,iA Marl Poplins, II. HAYPORD Hitawls, Linens. Balmorals, Linen Goats, Linen Pants. Linen Vests, Summer Hats Glov s. vet wRioirr, ■£ircSi=i3?g Himm, AGBiCULTtrAL MACHmEBY &c. &c. multipliad in*trtmcntalitie* and their indefinite poesibBitiea Just how much «f this ppogTwisipu is due fa tbo neriod’ feel proem of corpse, it is rmpossfblo to estimate; butmvry body co^e4e« |h«t Jcumslwn is PW> of th* rardiiml force* of our ciniiration, that it has borne no small share In th*> rkvation of society, end that in giving an imulso aud a vast. ly oceclorated motion to the ito(*:ndoui movements of tide era It ranks second to no other influence. Forhspa wo are it ha* done a* mti' i any other human । groat dlflfaenoa 11——™. —....----I modem time*. It afford* a mcana for tho diffusion of intelligence and the interchango of thought which *o pecuiiarly distinguish our present type of riviUxatioc from al’ ------- uu*‘ u— preceded iL The: ths 1toman* po«------- ._ ------ -------I nearly every form of industry and en­ joyed tho advnategM of nearly every pofeeaicn aav* that of journalism. The daily and weekly ncyrspapor nt . Thebes, «t Allien*, al Hams would havo . wrought » oadrotia changes hi the fabric of ancient society and would have given s wholly different enures to tho history I of tho wcrid. literature, *osoce, art , and gvvurnmrat reached a high point , of eteratiou two thousand year* afaev, but encountered difficulty from an unen­ lightened public,! and suffered the reaottoii of ths dark agve. Had tho Helenic ! and I talinn peai**ula* enjoyed like our ! own tho benefit* of a free nud enlight­ ened press, Republicanism weald have pawed tho crisis of erperiment and liavo been orceptid r* a *uccvs*fu! and per­ manent t< alixalion for the last twenty eenturie*, during the greater portion cf which period, it ha* been under so dim Mowers and Reapers! Johnston's Self-Raking Reaper. Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower. M4dW,tni. MkA C. F . DWIGHT & CO. FROPRIETORB OF THE wmi ms Grain Elevator, The best place hi the City of Hastings, ------ to buy—— GROCERIES is at the new brick store of C. H. HICKS ! (Successor to Flicks «fc Fales.) Glen &. Hall Threshing Machines, Clov Hullers and Grain Drills, and Gale's Patent Sulky Rake. Groceries, I Cash for Produce, and sell lor Cash only, at the very lowest rates. noNAi. HoirtiL, DRY GOODS! LOU'ER TI1.LV FA'ER J. P. ROBERTS & jyn'GGBTH SCXDBJDt. UGS Medicines, STOJEOE. SHILH PM I TIE ffli. IBS, IMS, QTAPLE OROCERI gUOAti. Ttl, CO I QCSdoL BOOKS, Ladies' Misses and Children’s IIIOFF. 11 Mists. 'e Stuffs, JJOOK-S AND NTS School Books Stationery. Shoes and Gaiters. ^yp WILL MOT BE UNDERSOLD. may not fully rararare, cur appreoation. In this surprising industrial progress of Michigan, it tlio members of the Pre— of Michigan are found taking * special interest, and are claiming to be ■ 1 । i 1 I PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY Russell &, Nevins. neukTx * Dr. AIKIN, \ I’gUBMsrfal to them. Hefafree to declare hi* sentimenta; but |hia acntimoiti are con­ sciously or uaconscioualy eubmitied to the prvsauro of a great and varied com­ munity who take the liberty to review hi* judgment^ und who lay anno claim to fain aa their reprcocatatinx I| fa to treat •tfaral and pllraophwl qnretlena From thmr immense circulation, their inrantestible ability and thoTdrer dw/posreas of continually reiterating their distinctive doctrine*, from the imptiience, too, of long and elaborate writing*, which newspapers generate in the public, it has camo to pas* that three pcriodknl* exercise probably great­ er influence tban any otlter production* of tlio day, in fonni— •*— —— thinking of erdinarr m(.n " dearly acknowledged, and it* authority This remark will equally apply to the more fully nroguixed. Journalism is character and influence of the press in the index of public opinion, and i* nuret uur own Republic. Hero, too, philo­ relfablo aud most wise, when it take* it* sophical and ethical, and even religion* iaipiration froia the whole ]>oopfo, and qusstion* are almost uniformly t-e*t«l submit* itself »ol«dy to tboir leasomhip by journalists in a light which i* purely The poet Iliaiol, in th* infancy of we mighttperhaps say, intensely practi­ Greek literatoro, ctinoauod the public cal. tipecMfativo theories obtain Hitle sontiment which “many [wopfea had favor and nearly everything ri brought •Brand afao*4>” and imputed Di­ to the trot of lutual experiment. Fact* vinity to the collected .ppinfana of vnan> louglit rather thin tradition*, and rioua nation*, giving the germ of the the jumMiniaty to puncture every un­ more recant ujaxim that "the route of thopeoplaulh* vofae of God.” This may not b* strictly tni*, but it is certain that the jounmlam which ia the most in sympathy with humanity is the least likely to deport from truth, or to tram gw— the tegidabons uf it* Groat Au­ thor. The journal* which lead, by keeping in thnlroutrank of cnlightsncd opinion, and perh*|» a few steps in ad­ vice, with an occasional bold stride in a great criris, iaro the ones which have excrriMid the j most' salutary influence The influsoee of tho pre— in promot­ ing liberty i* universally scknowledged and ia in nothing more apparent than in the attempt* of despots to circum­ scribe it It ia arrtafaly a great credit to humanity that tbo untrammcled ut. terance rf opinion and thu gvnoral d:sseminatiun of iJ*a* tend to tho estab­ lishment and extension of freedom. Where men are permitted to freely axchange views and to declare their senti­ ments upon all aubjecAs, there wo always find tho liberality aud the growing tol­ eration of diffcnwioes in religious aud __________________________________ „ l jxditical faith which art so cieontial to od; the wilderness and the briny sub- f the origination and security of Republic* opiiropriaiod by journalism, wo find it terraneous watercourses hare each boon I Our own goverotnont largely owe* ita a euficieuUy wide one. Its dutUe are -J.,*-V ,------------------------” - existence to the press ; tbo American vari<>d, and llio nature of ita work com­ nuulo to yield their exb* ustires supplies and to pour forth their unceasing atreom* Rsrolution was in a great measure, 'tiie , plex, *□ that it has been found expedi-1 !own emancipation. Journalism require*' of wealth ; husbandmen everywhere in offspring of Amoriaur journalism ; our cnEm conducting journals of wide dr- i to be brought to that state of fnvdom 1 wherein it will recognise no allegfanco the vicinity are reaping a most bounti­ free institutions were as .nurtly waked j i but to troth, no consfitaency but that of ful harvest born* u,»n a most fertile into being by lbs newspaper articles of ’ soil; the artisan, not content merely to Otis, Quincy, Warren, Uanrock, and I first requisite xjf every true newspaper ‘ the entire community, no cm«cr but the lure the shapely forest into the fines’ tho two Adamses, in the old Boston j is to give the news, and to do this oar- whole peopfa. We most not forget that lumber to beTouxd in the market* of G’saztte, a* they were afterward nurturol . rocth, impartially and a* extensively t* th* pre— wail not free-born. Ita birth die world, is beginning also to give hi* and secured by the blood poured forth 1 possible. The prime object oi journal- was in slavery, and it commenced exist­ attention to the diversified manufan- at Bunker Hili, Saratoga and Yorktown; i ism is troth; troth in statement, truth ence a* a nfinion of royalty. It drew and Hamilton, Madison and Jay, in tho in the record of eront*, truth in the it* first breath under th* minion of royAUoWiW, laid on imperishable duals for j orvlntian of theories; and falsehood, nlty. It drew it* firnt breath under tlio tho Union, in bringing the wisdom and mi*-*latoment and error are tbo dnng-r- patronage of kings and wv for a long statosmanahin shown in tho immortal ous rock* ujxiu a loo shore, which in all council-chamber of 17B7, fully within its couro?, it ia to avoid with untiring the apprebeasfaD and sympathy of th* caution and *l**pl—a vigilance. The 11 nr a grew strong bensath people. These taen have left an im- nows department at a daily panar or at fetters ; end its Argus eyes pn>M upon newspaper Ktoratore fa this an ordinary local journal, is the chief IS pfererng el earn re* under country, which wo hope is still visible, object of care and should never be suf­ of despotism. Even in and their great example can never fail fered to become subordinate to any oth­ sit* the fir* newspaper was to be a guide and an tnspration. Buvh er, or to sustain the least negtert. Of --------- By law. th* grim legidator* unquostKmalily was ttus example to oouror, aa the domain of fact a so very sride, a* the annals of each w**k and doctaring m b suffiaout apology for it* press he prepared articles which brought of each day crest, are *p thickly atiiddod summary strangulation that it contained while, Loner to American journalism from be­ with events, it is no easy fask to make a “reflection* if a high nature yond the aaas; inch was also this ex­ wise selection. Tlio dally papers are a fenr ymto before, a Virginia Governor ample to William Loggeti, whoso devo­ la— embarrassed, as they have a gene­ gave utterAnoo to that famous OSrpresspecial heart; oompliment for thoacscgy Ition to jnstloo and liberty, and brilliant, ral panorama of th* day's doings in •foa of gratitude which will assure bis intelligence and taato diaplsyod by ita iand powerful advocO<y of them with every part al the world prepared for name an unenviabls immortality fa Ix-vpk, u well a* for tho conlial rervp- 1his pm, in New York, are among the them rathe dispatches of the associate Ameriean history: -Thank God I there tion and generous hospitality which w* ।grandest tradition* of the editorial guild pre-, and need to give their «porial at- ere no free ochoul* nor printing pre*.***, have experienced during our brief stay itn the lost generation, and are to be tontian only to ths collection of local and I hope I there will to* nan* for a among. U»MB, we shall. I am »uro, go reckoned । poriurea as the proudest legacy and provincial items ; but the local pa- hundred ream, for learning ha* brought mritfarr beyond tlie bond* of’jufa obli- ’whirl: our profession baa transmitted to peva, with only a weekly i—tie, find their disobedience and heresy, and soda into the world and printing baa divulged gntion. nor the spoutaaeoua promptings i there and other libeled Thi. was the of feeling, which indicate, though they ■ JACKSON WAGONS NO. 14. 1 ths chief disooreriw inscfooce, with the icnmrese sodal and political reforms, ths wonderful material ndraacement, and.the wide expawcon of liberal riews cud prinonle* which, taken together, intbcato, and fa rwlity conatitufe, modern eiriliiation. Jsuraaliam synchroniw* with the period if nearly all tho leading invention*, and with tho boldest and grandest triumph* attained by man over nature. The two and a half oontunes of it* exiMenca include* tho time I of Newton, of Lfabnita. of La Place, of Watt, of Fulton .and Morse. Since the 1 first newspaper was o*tabli*h«l, the profoundest law* of the univero have been brought within Ujc reach and | grasp of human inteUigonoo; the world has been cnricl»*d by the most iUustriqu«achievement* of practical genius; 0AwXa.ll Canal It. Grand Rapid*, rSS'nm.-vi', ’ Queen and the aristocracy, bars bean grad-dly mokfa* England BgnHIms in aimoil cre.-ytiung but name. The Freaab Lit-ral pre-. also, is mure than a match for Bonapartat* sod Orleartiste, If both .'.mold uombiue, sod will, wo may toe assured, never slacken CITY PAINT STORE! CQMMTSft, SHOWN k J ■PA INTERS/ 1 On thi* account we fcel that •dime in our audi-an who are not conMctad j with th* prefwsinn will be willing to dil ■ s—fan of JounudtasH fee its prate te ifa w Gold & Silver Witches, i lol—*4* * brief �ianntr. of the 29th alt Able counsel will def.tsd Vanderpoo*, bat wo think Mr. 1 Fowler’s scrvioM would bo exceedingly valuable, and hope be may be retained. July 10th, 1871. Georgr VniorftJ, Uutirgi, itiA. I)us fin:—In reply to yuure of the 6th, soliciting my aervievo Iu your ds- ■sis OI inc cuy. one was well known here M a leading tedtenablo high-ffyvr,1 enough in RapuMfcun councils to afford ttem etKb evidence of. inefficiency in ‘l>arty mauagrmvut, ar to thus throw >e ay perhaps eno of tta« Uwl carb tho Republicans potw fcetlie approaching New Advertisements. wbo oreatiouUy ririte-l tbo Capital., A Inanch of tho Wharton family, Mr. Edward Wharton, long resident hero, lamstohntiim Hits morriug, about three u’dook, by the sudden waking of all died under [«culiar cireumstanora, and a aloepxra who are not thuudsr-pruof. A rumor is afloat that offer bi. death Ids politir :lfe».crudi-a.i-.li hi.T-.Mo crash .duxi t‘u> temdatioua of widownceasod Mrs. Wharton of pularn. roqueully^ put the effy, and brought many from their ' iag bar husband, and tint sho took a quiet bads to tlioir feet in tw h confuI iu dutisaand bottle «f brandy to Philadelphia, supbfianJ. and is' «*>n that it was..not Mtjl. (.^ulliant l«red to contain pefton, to hero it ana- j light. ftWt^qwial gars thru intijlysod.'but hew friends diesua her matiuu. that tho frigbtfulnuM uf the are distrust■ from making the matter pubSc. It is ! I fmiMj tliorefani if indeed you find your- I also said that fur more titan a yrar the sli-ick roald be aorountod for. Soon i indiecrimi1 sell again at your latter intimates deati- I Philadelphia Whortons hare had no the ringing of ball* and the rolling of : tuto of both counsel and friends, and I steam firo citgitias. tho expiation uf i can be of xwviocfc I will do tho best I । nffiliatiem with the neeuwd on account shell, in the direeliun uf tiro uwnal, cun, but ii: justice to myself I ought to of suspicion of foul play regarding tho where a roiiflagrslicni warn shod over termin' rvha; i. not acx [ any that I can ill - oflvrd the pecuniary duatb of membora of her family. tbo city a light approax.ldngiu brilliancy .­ trinaof policy by the p ! lias iuvulve.] in such a cauao aud aiuccroIt is clear that she hax l<xm a dashing isalhod. r that >•[ Jay, and tho scared sli-upeni bo- ; ly trust that your Kalamaxuo cuunaci The auceosa of those | may yet be iuduced Io duvoto tovuur de­ and extravagant woman ail through life, - —* magaxine had ex­ ; fens-, thtir ripe experience and supcri- and that she gave her father, Mr. Nu- TTs',"/ are nnderatood to tinner . .. 3* of WasMagton. 1 gent, ——- south —s Si.n lil.. iin —— .il—. ijit. _. or abilities in I Ids your third trial. fronbte meeting bills r The damage by/hv explvsunatalfcv was With sincerity yours, thuuaamls of dullan incurred by her fir chiefly oonfluwl to the nuguxiuw for Sig- ! 8. W. Fowlkx. i valuable dree*e«, ete., both be'ore aud usi Garys tuatorutis, powder, oto, whiob. I ! alter Her marringe. luckily, .tahrls on tt>o banks of the IV-1 I Her education an l personal appeartotnac some itt.tancu from the principal' I anew w.-:» such as to make borgenoral- buildings i.f the arsenal. Near it stood I ly ad cured in society, tiho was her sume framd building, aud workshops, j father*' idol, and he nUawod her t!u> all uf which were burned to the ground, purw of a Duehent, but this did nut ami ail the window, in the vicinity were servo her and she ran him in debt can- shattered. It ia not supposed that any | atantly without notice. line wore lost, though the wvat ap­ A few daya after the dralh of Gon: prehensions uf a dreadful carnage pre­ Ketchum she called on Gon. Brice, tlio sailed qtaoag the people.until |h» limits brothar-iu-law of the deceased, and oak- of tbo esusstropho wvre ascertained cd him fur flt.OOO of Government Bunds 1 Tho origin of the explosion is believed which she said she bad deposited with to bo heat operating spontaneously The following notice was posted at Gen. Ketcham for safe-keeping. She . among chctnicals which has caused of admitted that she had no proof that tho i late ao many similar cwsiialtira in differbo on couitebla tvjunlixation of tho prop­ various public place, in oar eity from I erty and with that view oolooted a cot- | the 17th tn tbo 28th day ufJuly, 1871 and bonds were so deposited, and when i mittoo that should represent ns near as under it the contract to put in order the i quewtionod about her indebledncu, to might be all parts of tho county. The dc.ignatod street, was let on Friday last, { tho General, she acknowledged that lie tion. Cooke, of this district, lias just result of their labor was almost unani­ of tho Michigan press is surely not of a mously approved by the Board, clearly Tide beautifully illustrates Democratic ’had hold her note far 62,000, but said •nc-'ocdod in negotiating iu New York kind to expose it to any loraphatic coueconomy. Tho copy from which we print ! she had^paid it some time tinro and had j SI .500,000 of the new improvement enroin this regard, aud it may justly destroy'd it in his prensneo. This note I is the original notice posted un the Morn ’ bunds at 97 1-2 cents, un condition that be congratulated upon a^ manrmeae of o! 0. D. Spaulding, Esq., where it r/ tho Gonoral went to Baltimore to collect they be delivered in mine of 4500,000 utterance, upon a fairness and candor Why Prairieville did not send his com-1 mained until tho evening of the 29 th j wheu he met his terrible death from in tho treatment of euUerta, Open a [■uisoued milk-punch at the bands of munication to tho B amxkb , that it might 1 ulL, and cun be seen by any one calling courtesy toward rivals nad Dfponenta, money - iutessat beginning al the time such m are too seldom leocn in some dw som by tiu< same y«opln who road I | of delivery. Tho same (sutifa agroo to other sections. Th« very gratifying ful- our “ criticism," u is difficult to surmise, 1 take the balance of tbo fit,000,000 loin I *”——-----------bat inasmuch as bo did not ^e place it wlwnorur the money is needed. 1 befuro them, copied from the columns uf Al! the progressives hero fee! that a 1 m erakaa dawned upon the District. I The Governor and the Board of Public sponsiMe ladder. The Street Commit­ pel much of this and show her in her Works, with the advisory Board, can1' | once it tnado whether ** Dowcy A Co.," tee will receive the bids for the job up­ true light despite her ra'if-asscrahce and silting ul experienced engineers anil, . tbo Co. cialunxing nearly twice as many on the slreet where the work is to be forced ronqo-uro of manner under tha done on Fridav tho 28th day of Jul v, A. terribls ordeal ef expoeurr which the it I. public spirited xitiams, bare tl>e cuufi- ■ voters aaiive in the township uf Prairie­ I D. 1871, at II o'clock, A. M Hpacifl■ denoe of the (Kxqje. Ia the future, a j ville, or Town A Co., .ecured tbo neers- cations of the work required can be seen compelled to (Ass. ! sr»ti»ntic oad uniform murso of im- i vary legulstion, but the- charge that it upon the ground at tho time of letting I [irovrtnenl and development for tho Div-; the job. The opcraticna of the Joint Invcstigs- trict ia anteipaled and tfe,. genera! beau­ By order uf tho Common Council. I Board of Supon jar. “ to equalize Ha*tI ting Committee, sitting here daily, show tify lag and adorumant of tbo National tngs down and tho township i of the the unscrupulouxnres and ignorance uf Capitol will bo only anbotd:nato to tbo county up" ia entirely untrue, tho nocesthose Democrats wbo continue to pooh, Ifolid comfort io aewcragr, street imsity ot efficient polite regulations 'haring . pooh the fact uf tho present existence of Ku-Klux Klans in th? South. Finditg । that the proof of Kn-Klnx operatirius [ was overwhelming the Democratic mem­ | levied uu tho [topalstian instead of tlio I IL bn. girvn the bet uf satisfaction to bers of said Joint Committee, Metart. iroi.'rt of tho country is certainly origin­ | tin- office:s uf tho road, n.» well aa eecu- Blair and . Beck, concluded to make a in property, produced by tho public I ring the ronflder.cn of all who have had al with Prairiovillo, and at variance with virtue af necesvity and to admit tho ex- ■|idrtl and vitn of Northern and Eastern the lava of the State, anil yet ho gives II ucasion to use it, as paasengora or iu istoace and attempt to justify the cosmen, who ha«O settled hare during and I that, being Chairman of the ” Commit­ , shipping freight. Tlio exhibit of its ‘ duct of tbeeo asaaasiua. Accordingly since the war. it hta jihrt tnuu[dred, ore ' too on Rpielir-.tinn" aa tbo exeuso for | roiuiitiun during the year ending May these gentlemen hare recently brought about uniting to procure an injunction tho outrage perpetrated uu tho tax pay- SI, 1871, shows that it ia one of tho II before tho Committee several loading against lh> new loan, wb'eh sal! to cnee of thia ephemeral instruction shall era of thia City by tbo Board of Super­ most profitable Iloaiis in tbo State.— , Soufbern Democrat*. among them ex­ bo in conflict with a faw restricting boromo roUwted; when {the maxinM visors in the equalization made laat Juno, The following extract from Pres- ' Judge Chrishoim of Misaiaaippi and Mr. loans to tiro per ocsit on tho a messed idunt Joy’s report speaks turiteei/:—i Forney of north-eastern Alabama. end warnings, tho infunrsitiou and the vniuc of tho property. The effort will counsels shall be woven npou the. web Board rvstionsilili', awing to the fart tliat I “ Tho G. \yV. R IL was receired a Tho latter ia a practicing lawyer in doubtless prove futile, and tlio city and of history, they will bo fcund to have . ' he made the committee knowing tho ma. Jacksonville and was employed in the District will no longer In panted at a value which has not Iren loot u]ion i mankind. Let thia reflerticn giro en- ' jerity thereof, to be ever hostile to the : neaa. It has tines been rouiptcted in all defease of the Kn Klux charged with as behind the age and a disgrace to tho . j rights uf tbo citianM of this city;—wLen ,j ita appointments, and is and has been in nation, but will soon tiao from stagna I the question of taxation ia at stake. The | good order"nearly tbo whole y<-ar. Il is tion and distress in every branch uf inpopulation of thia city exceeds that of denrluping a healthy and steadily inPrairieville nioro than two to one, and ersosing business, and protniiu". to b«- by Kn-Klux and killed -, that large num­ it lias been tho supposed thcury of our bers of person, ia tho fire counties Government that representation depend­ This road earnad during tho year tho | wherein ho practiced, mostly nsgrora, ed on population, and by that .tamlsrd, num uf S2oU.622.38. Its axprasos were bad been visited, threatened and whip­ Hastings City has with two Supervisors I। 6136,510.07 ; this includes an outlay of ped by these disguised men ; that these /«« than her equal share of votes on the I 838,603.32, which was used in building Ku-Klux acted aa patrols and did tho Board, and thin fact I’rairievillc must new fences, bridges, and culvnrte. De-, same duty that patrol, did formerly, via;. have well undexslood- Wealth bclungs ducting this from tho total expenses, wo i gc over the country at night and e o i to Prairieville, and it should bo taxed. I find the net oxpease of operating was i that tho negroes stay at home, whip population to the city of Hastings and ' only 897,006.75. Our readers can rvadi-1 them for oBcmcs, tc. He aaid.thay that ia entitled to representation, and iy reo what tho not balaneo is, and will! were not organized to resist tha law, but | conredo that tiuw figures sj*eak in tho ' : to enforce it; to prevent tho negroes । this all just men will adnrit. increments of corresponding vigor, wdl We ask tor the City of Hastings only most positive terms of ita success, end । from committing perjury or making put forth renewed activity fur tho culmi­ , what iejnat and right. Its population I demonstnlo ths wisdom of those who i compiaiats of injuries inflii-tod on them (doted next year to tho Houghton Lake nation of tho fruits at thia magnificent period ol rational progress^ and link it­ hnv a right to' representation on the tirst projected tbo road a. well as thou, by tlie whites, to prevent vagrancy and titato Road, 00 miles north of Paris, and only 21 milu from Traverse City self with every effort to ipromoto the 1 Board of Supttviecre, and it is, aba, wbo many yuan afterward carried out. substantial ictermta of uurraoo? Mich­ rykl that the township of Prairieville the project Io completion, ns well as the A grand excursion from Memphis to Thus, according to the ideas of a igan has a right, and, we think, has al- with Usyrarf wsate should bore ito pro­ skill, energy and ability of tho Aaaiatant tbo Saginaw Valley has been orgnr'rod. Southern lawyer, the taking of five neportion of Blnto and County taxation, . Superintendent, C. B. Bush, Esq., to gruae from the Sheriff and killing them, Tbo cars will tearo Memphis on tbo 7 th of August, and Now Orleans on Gth which b determined by the action of tha while disguised, is enforcement of the The Hally, Wayne & Monroe Divis­ Board al Supervisee, and that is all we law, sad tho continnanco of tho slave ions of tho Flint A Pure Marquette have naked, and the failure of the Com­ patrols, and ths whipping of the freed- Railway will be all gradcxl in Angust mittee to give us that, « what we.ecmready for tho laying of the rails and tho rood wi” be open for travel by October jflaraed of and the conimnnicsJioa of exposing tha treatment they receive BnaioviHe verfttally admits tho jnstire nati £afurtr of Saturday contains the from the whites is justifiable and nocat oar complaint by attempting to justi­ following account of the descent into casory for tho jh-acs of society. This is fy the action of tho Board on tha ground an unexplored pit in tho Mammoth a “ new departure" in another direction. that the popdatioa of the ci^y of Hast- Care, by A. D. Babbitt, from thio State: In Mississippi, Georgia and North tags is greater than that of any town­ Carolina, numbers of di tirens and mem­ ship in tho rountr bers of tho Klans have revealed tho dreadftil secrets of the order, and many prominent Damoentts have been ahown to bo connected with the managvmont and encouragement of thia dangmvus conspiracy against the Governnstmt and -.remediate future does t er boldases and indej coating politiral topics Ayer’s Ague OlUM^l Sale of. State Tax Lands, ~ v’a. Centi i AHDD KtSl lular F cmpmisifKJimva,! ilweu rwsfanmisr." wrtisrr, a prominent Democratic organ, to coll Gov. Randolph a ■•Radical.’’— Thia io a very pardon able error. uaually numerous. Only a few can be relied upon aa containing any truth. The rumors regarding the deporition Zrrtenr. Mr. M. graduated at the 1 Michigan University the preaeni year, ia a tee scholar and an able writer. pendent knows the status rf the office ^‘^I^ctora “f lYttom —A Washington dispatch says to have been unchanged up to three the expenditures of the -Nary Depart­ o’clock P. M-, yesterday. ment fur the fiscal year ending Juno 30 A later story that Secretary Boutwell1 Were about 13,800,000 less than th. has bera poshed uut of the Cabinet in । exmsoquenoo af the imbrngtio with Ccm- road to the Straits of Mackinaw, iron is now laid 21 miles north of iWwae. The appropriation vraa |19,Buasicraer Fleaaanton, is equally falsa. nona, anS within four milaa of Sta 000,000, end tbv sxp»cditnree were only Tbs law on which th., present Internal about 116^00,000. Tbi* ia a reduction in the axpetseos af that department of ucoriy fire mOh« dullare from tbueo of the previous year. Thus do tho vigiJanc» aud set nomy promiawl zs tbo rule of action uf General Great’s adminte- Election Notice. MASKS ss �Tr|s LicalJl^W luiicej. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. B taint River Valley Dhidon MAY IM1?!. On Saturday noon tte Circuit Court adjourned, to Aug. 8th at 9 o'clock a. k. when tho Vanderpool awe will be brought up for trial During tte weak, a large amount of budnees, not gene­ rally of much publie interest was dis­ posed cd, and tho ether case ou tho cal­ endar will bo heard from time to time during tho term a» occasion droll offer. Judge Hoyt, won fo« himadf during tho week tho confidence and esteem ot the public to a very gratifying extant, and proved hiuuolf a worthy, tucceeeor to tho papular and honest. Judge Lot- th. Went T Tte beat Lina is acknowi ledgod to be ths C., B.&Q., joined to[ g"thrr with tbe B. ft M. Railroad bv the ; Iron Bridge nt Burlington, and called । tho Bcausctox Rowia. ; Hie main line of the Route running ia Omaha, connects with tho Pacific : Reads, and forms to-day tho leading | route to California. The Middle Branch. The firm of Dickey ft Bonttr was diasolved on tte flnt inst. Fnrtira indobted to item will do wall to call and pay up without,delay, as all aceounte re­ maining unadjusted on tho fine day of Septembor will bo placed in tte tends of a Juadea for collsctian. i Rev. Edward Eggleston baa retired from the position of superintending edi­ tor of the JnJiyraAnf. Bxixou's Mxflsxtxx roa Avsvrr.—Wo have received the August number of BaHaa-, Msyrama and find it aa good as ever, and with such a brilliant list of contents that wo do not wonder it is I such a favorite with all elutes of tho ' After we wen! to press last week tho fidi lowing cases were heard and determined. community. It just meets tho popular > Tte People vs. Milo Cannon, aontoaced idea of what a magazine should be. to State Prison fin two years, on bis There are eomo thirty different articles in tho August number and ovary ano is [ plea of guilty of forgery. ' Of tlio In-uos of Fact case, 13 was good. This magazine ia only 15 cents a copy, or 81.50 par year Address continued. Ctees 14 and 15 tried and Ttemeo ft Talbot, 63 Congress 8t, Boo­ I by consent. 18 was tried and a ver- ton. It is clubbed with tte MaatUy Nocalatlf fur 83 06. i diet for 1194.02 and costa given fur the Tax Jownteo OM faila» appears this plaintiff. Of the Imparteuce esses, 25 was set­ incnth under new aiul most < nroaragtled. In 25, a judgment for 8134.24 iag auspice. Mr. Cheap Judd, puand coeta were given tho [daintiff. 28 prietor of that well-known and papular I publication, the Aaurieaa .lyriaaltunai, aad 27 were settled. In 30 a jud*has taken the presidency of tho Amencra Odd Fellow Association, and it is now placed upon a surerbasjs than ever aad I. Mowry 4 IL H. Holmes vs. Smith* John Sanford was plno-d on teruro. The magaziao is destined to sag tb-Moyftte, will remain at the Hartings Hnure, Hastings, ** jmk, cnmmeuriug on Moratey, Aug. 1 th where ho will te glad to con­ sult with alt afflicted with tlie ,bovu disrare* C-Matetaro ~ -reray-y. A note sent to the Hotel will insure a vidt at your residenco fere <rf charge. tha calendar for hearing. Ou Chancery rido, docroes of divorce Agncdtund Society MoUm- Tbo Officers and Directors of tte Bar­ ry County Agricultural Society «re »• quested touzteet .t tte County Clerk's I ' Michigan i office, on Saturday tte 6th day of Au­ OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. , gust next, at one o'clock P. M., for tte ; I purpose af making a premium tet, Ac ,' for tho coming Fair. We shall fatwa the Orel number of tbe M, L. Wnxtsjtx, See'y. Dully Baxxoa Immediacy after the trial commences. whleh tenet down for ! the last being placed oa tho calendar in <q>cn court, and did not appear iu our list of cases last week. It was Whitney rs. Whitnoy, C. G. Holbrook, for com­ plainant Tho decree gave 8800 Alimo­ ny and the custody of the child a moot righteous dsdsiou. Case 48 was hce-d and submitted, and in tbe celebrated oim of Jordon «, Jordon, a decree of uf divorce was given to the complainant 1 John A. Jordon, for desertion. This was a contested case, and was fought inch by inch. I. A. 4 E. A. Holbrook . Jbr (vmplainant, and Sarooxey 4 Wood ! Central R. R. 1 mat at their rooms in «, Yuly 81st 1871. order by his Honor respondent of tte Jhtesv, lias entered the maguine field with a very exprereive poem untitled " Marguerite," in the August Galaiy. PubteliKl by the A. 0. F. Association. No 06 Nassau St, New York. 82-50 per year; 81.25 per vol. Tux iLLVsnaTTD.Causnsi Wxzxlt for July 15ih contained a variety of interveting mattc^, among which wore tho fallowing illustrated articles: Egyptian Nile Boats; Lake George; lifo in tho Goal Minos.» Tte Troo-Qmpel of Akra- Eb-hob Bonn:—Tte new M. R Church, of Woodland, was dedicated on Saturday. July 29th, Bar. Dr. Jorwlyu officiated on tho occasion, and lost noth­ ing from his reputation as a successful dedicator. Tte debt of 81,528.00, which had been incurred by the building com­ mittee. was fully provided for, and now the good people of Woodland rejoice Tha Recorder then presented a peti­ that they hare a house in whiA to wor­ tion to open tbo old [State Road frxa ship God and that it is free from InrmrPall Creek bridge easterly to tbo south­ 1cast oornsr of section 17. The petition This to the fifth church in the town­ was signed by W 8 Goodyear, Fred H j ship already completed, and the sixth ir Barlow, A J Bowne. J R Van Voter, in procoas of construction. John Water*, R J Grant, F N Gallo ­ • With land that will compare with any way, 8 C Prindle, 0 8 Borton, J 8 Good- in tho State ■ ■ on industrious people— ing the road near Babble's, provided the culvert extended orer tbo Bellevue resd, and tbo road substituted for the prejeat one shall be node of easy grade st the exT*mo of the Railroad Company. Car- ; ' ] SUPERIOR, M'SHERRYAND STATESMAN Kaalamnzoo and Ann Ajbor £•^■^^7^X151 , On motion Council adjourned until Tureday ereniug, Aug. 1st, fur the pur 1pcse of considering and perfecting ordi­ Cm Sunday about 1-2 one o'clock tho nances in regard to side and erose-walks. boiler of the Now York City and Staton ' W. Hara, Island ferry steamer, Westfield, exploded Recorder, pre fm. at her slip foot of White Hall street, N. Y. City, causing the death ot, at latest A S|wcial meeting of tbs Common dales, 97 persons, so far ns known and Council was held st tbo Council rooms' the wounding more or lore seriously, August 1st 1871, for tbo purpose of eon several of whom it is said cannot recovsideriag and perfecting au ordinance up­ er, of 150 more. on side end cross-walks. Speaking editorially of this rarioos ' Council called to order by his Honor calamity iho Triinu ot Monday says : 1 Mayor Goodyear. Itea-tcri like those wait upon a state Present—Mayor, Recorder, Aids. Bari of Advanced civiliration, tbe almort in­ low, Eastman, Ham,, Raya, and Wooley. evitable acoompazumnt of the luxury Minutes of two last regular and one and tte convonusieo which hsvo come into the world through tho insfruraontalspecial meetings reed and approved. The ord,nsec > upon side and cross•elks was then considered, when on too- WHfiEL CULTIVATORS, PLOWS ilXD CJ1STLVG1S. SAWING HARROWS, INE8, ETa, and the largest stock of AGRTCVrTLmAL MACHINERY in Barry County—far solo by \ E. P. BURRALL. Office fa John Woisertt’a Hardware Store, Brown's Now Block. Goods are Cheaper than Low undertaking for us to get up a reaped 1 able looking dally paper, bat M> we ask upon Iho secot-d quarter of ita existence By reference to tho calendar published and the publishers, in order that they la a proper support by sub eeflption and on 4th pogo of lut iasuo tho names of may better introdnos it to their friends, adverttatag In order to do It. the parties and attorneys of record, in offer to send it to any lew subscriber, from that data to the tint of January, discouraging condition of Are mild, certain, safe and efficient. Page's Mandrake Fills cure Dyspepsia. Page'. Mandrake Pills cure Headache. Page's Arnica Oil cures Rheumatism. Page's Arnica Oil cures Pmiples on Peninsular Railway. Skinner, Sclrnff, Buddington, Caylsr Advertising rate. reasonable. Sub-. and Rankin, Professor Baird, J. a C. scrtpUon 81 for the entire trial. Hluglc Abbot, Dr. Halt and others. Darling, Copies G cts. I In Justice Court before James Clark, Hart, Giffiard, Rossiter, and Cbapmax I Esq. On tbo 31st ult, on complaint of hrvo contributed to tho art department . While the pajier tea Dover loot sigh; of ta. rs.:.iu. :n.^> tho Marshal, John J. Fuller was arrest- 1 -----------------------u t illustrated tbs | cd on chargw of being drunk on oar breadth of tte CinDHaaro' gtou by tte streets. Be plmd quiity and wu fined range aff'-sHpira ANOTHER RAILROAD. 110 and coeL Farmers, Mi-clianira, Murcbants. crorybody, attend tho Railroad Mooting nt tho Court House, Tuesday ernniag, Aug. Fanners uf Barry County Take SoticoTte undersigned wishes to inform the farmers of Barry county that there ia Leing sold ia their county a Fanning Mill which is roprrecatod to be tbo Al­ legan Fanning Mill, therefore I would call your attention to this feet that there is tu> gvnaino Allegan Funning Mill bo- .W®63£ nu mber I fold you sa thal sama tonrorration that I didn't know bow to write far a pope*— •• which the same" I still assert and shell herrsdter hare all the readers of this article for witneaaee to own hoasea. In one instant tho deck sank from under them ; a dull report prove the truth of tho statemeuL But filled tho air, end tho boat and tho un­ you said " give us tbo twws and well put fortunate pasoongeta were one ahatierft in shape for thef-priteer.” Ko It’d od aad broken chaos together. Tho cauoo of thin accident do not concluded to gsee you tte ueirs and you seem at piosent to be known, of it tlio may " shape” it to suit yourself. Well, first, wo'vrgot a mineral spring —or I should have said a medicinalmineral magnetic spring, lit, It’s med­ icinal. Thai quality is eviacod by the fact that if any man drinks it ho don't get .rick onyecre. 2nd, IFa mineral Thu proof of ttei statement Is found in So general tea tlio public confident the fact that ell groat and popular become in Dr. Ayer's inedicinoa, and.so springs are mineral, and that Eli Shupe i "ubte rafety? great tho demand for them, that un­ principled villains are attempting to dosection. 3d, Ita magneuc. Tliisqual-, reive the unwary by imposing uj>on ity is tho ruling one. It's very strongly I This being the 24 of- 1 July 28th, on complaint ot Georg-. Wintemute, of Barry, Marcus D. Smith and William Ltwuard of Nashville, wore i arrested on ati< thrr charge of obtaining money under fate- jiretense by sole of •loyaa talayraaai. \ They waved exam­ ination and in default of bail in tho sum of 8300, were cotnniiltod for t.ial at the net form af tho Circuit Court. Tax list in this issue. On the 31st, a. charge of assault and A good rain to-day. battery on behalf of tho F«u[ile was i made against' Thomas Burk, Henry । Retnember tho Railroad Mooting Burk and Bridget Burk. The parties Subscriptions are coming iA rapidly s^r ordinance rolalive to ridewalks. were arraigned and the trial continued Many strange faces ore seen ia town. Extxioxdwsbt OmuL—Tte enter­ prising publishers of tbo Jes-rfom SUei Jamal, offer to send tbe whole twelve numbers for this year, and 81 worth of books, all far tlio regular subscription to the Jamal, which is 81 a year. AU our formers and stock ndsen should take advantage of tills literal offer, as the Jamal is worth many, timoo th. tnoucy, tesidns getting four valuable City Election postponed to Aug. 21st no sSjEOSK: Detroit & Milwaukee R R with Board at a reasonable price, at tte nsridenco of the subecriber, on tte cor­ ner of Broadway and Stalo street, near the Court House. Nona but respecta­ ble, sober parsons need apply. Jen Csium.—Wc arc ou hand to Moxrr to Lass.—J. Whitmore, of servo foe cresra of al! flavors, at any Gull Lake, has a card under new adrurtiaements for “ Money to Loan.” membor saying to mo the other day that you wanted somebody to ■* write up” thia section for your paper, that you were unable to get anythin* out of your old oorrestwndaata, Wright. Emory, CobU Ute, nd tbs nurture the Nor Tact—Tho following item is going tbo rounds of tlio press, but we cannot learn that there is any foundsit u not true, and hence ita publication is unjust to tha |>ooplo of that village : A preacher nt .Nashville, B—.y coun­ ty, proposed to a young man whj> hail offended him, to fight the matter out with fistfouflh. Tlio combat begun; the parson was floorer! tho first round, and, after a breathing spell, again camo to the scrateh. Aa officer sepetaud tho murcular antagonists. Gas.—A permanent organization of tho Battle Crook Gas Company was f — ’ Ixrxirrxuxxrs are gt)fag cat rapidly I on Friday evening the 7th ulL following is tho list of officers : all around us. Brie# ia freely moving over town. So wo coecludo souirtliing dent, John F. Moulton ; Secretary, T. B. Skinner; Treasurer, R B. Kingman ; Directors, Thomas Hart, John F. Moul­ ton, J. M. Ward, T. B. Skinner, and And we will sell them ns cheap as any From New York to Chicago, We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods ou their merits. We Sell the Florence Sewing Machine, Plait gin b a Cal'art ttsakal aWi Pile uf G«dj it till [in you for a little Money. 'GRANT A PHILLIPS. ” fflfflL ■ few mifos west of tUr otty. It arems ttetetera had wanted * large file of ' sand ou the track. Into which the engine ' ran, brooking tte pilot, aad doing otter * damage, which daMyed tte train for a For the best Meat of all kinds, call at the Central Meat Market,near the BankI will please you. every time. A lot of Sugar Cured Hams just received. _________________ _____,__ , ' charged" that it drew the filling rhich are of Dr. Ayer's manu- from tho man’s teeth right through Ms cumpooition) are specimens of on) ch ,j him 10 air and tneert TtevnMonlv. , , , , , ... cents for for the shave, but be had to go | run! get Ids teeth charged again. Ono of our blacksmiths incautiously SIMON BIRKENRUTH. anvil ha found himself " stuck." It is stated that the anvil eras not injured and tho smith only lost half a day while laying abed to hare his pants re-aoetod. IUilboxd Mrwrtso.—On Tueeday eve­ which was considered neccsvary after ho ning, Aag. 8tb, a railroad mooting will held at the Court House for the pur­ Eorite though ttee teg tte otter day, pose of taking into coas'riocatte, tnoaa put soraeoffhU watesoaoM ofIterails urea for securing the location of projeeri near tbe depot of tho G. R V. IL Rad Hum ot railroads north and south st Tho train coming in fast pass so nearly over tbo spot that only tho rear wheel cf . tho back coach stood on tho wet, when tha train tetrted it lifted the rail right ' off the dim'and rolled it up about a foot botom bed, with* raagn:fioeat Bow of has opened an office at 8. BirkennUh's Meat Market for tho purchase of all kinds gf produce for which ho will pay ’ A &joxT Aocdxxt oceured to the f freight train going cast this A. M., a cash. Be who announoee, “ Money to .WnubMHot ocwussMsl to oomo Msbstetyyra. Fnora oaago fro- L#5 to , •I M. ^RfowtH took for lots of it as (M (jl.tDflMn pi «M» thrashing DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, ' magnetic. Our barber t'other day put ' one of bis reisors into tbo water and left ’ I it there two minutes and then shared a portant enterprise. Now is the time to section mon took the hint aad just got a talk, and then— Acnax! Rnmcmbor’ pailful of magnetic water and dashed it powerfol opting on fho farm of Mr. Tuesday srsning, Aug. 8th. on the lira when tho injured rail straight­ Craig, east of tte city. It wasted out tons of marshy soil and left a gravely Casa ros Paonccx.—C. P. Salisbury ened out and camo down to ita " former IKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOTTHNRN RAHWAY ' •six -Mr. A. W. Bii’cy has Wheat is turning out id taste in hisoefociioa of atone Roberteon reports a yield indaitei M hh.reoi^e,M bushels to tte ao^ and Mt , A Goon Jou-lU ^sd'-ng <m 'Ken-' fialffls hill and filing in State street, nrarr tte bridge, baa teen progressing rapidlyr during tte past week, so that tte job is1 Harvey Wright's store ia said to be finished ready for cccupanty and it ia understood that Bowse, Galloway ft Combe will take immediate paesoMion. Tte village taxes are being ocdlected now, and although they ore said to be P”1*7 bUl Ut,1C ecmpll,“,‘.U B*de w “And?' Dowteg is getting tho mala­ rial ready for a bow store upon tte west * side. Quito a number ofnew building, are ‘ tote put upon Broadway thafsll-aomu Council, it may just n» wet! never bo hold, but wo want acme Justices of the Poore, and hope the election msv bo le­ gal when it is bald. coMPomni wahoo eittkr FHce, rarty SO Crssts a IMOe. W ool W anted ! �Subscribe ajuof-ZKKSU nsex novn NEW TO1I BOSTON, ALBANY, roixartl rat.ix a tan xasx *«n xiew 1 anoao 8 O'CLOCK War lira anJl ZSB OIL BEGlOMBOjrFBMKM*LVAKAA D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Herting.. IFe Offler the following Tax Titles lately day* rtfer wrr I» bo b la at a «epy c ran xaixwtr txnara now RzX-h.Btor io Now York, 8S5 mHo*, ButfaJotoNnrYork.iSamdeK Dunkirk to Naw York, 4<J0 milra, ■aerrfiuxl to York. C25 mite, Cinisonati U> N. Y., WW nulra, axd ta j-turut gf'22 to iff mxlm ran. ntoorea mvtxAll irate, ran d.iwtUj ihma/h to Xew Turk. CHKAPnRlS’FREKTRimi ’ Chicago, Ro* 15(1 MACHINE. as Baa Ike ate<r/<te. MkM lb. i Markle. la th. inarkn. Addreaa. JOHXSON: atxtffiittSk'ta-jT* ~ of LAffDH B- Situated In tho rariou* Townahip. OOO.OOOAaroe Barry Grouty—one of the beet Choice Iowa, IlfOlICAN Ifflll seses-s Mtra»aa Countio. in the State of Michigan, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, TION HARD 1IVEI .Itlttltl MStWlON OF FREES the train had left Pougl half a mite to the rear, « ing hiinedf, ho hastily be to the rtetaon, and ruahit TORY OF THE *?SETR3^: ■quit!) oil tho quondam question! »; "but I am going through. My daughter cautioned mo particularly to take a t4U nt I'mighkoeymo. tHurfaalL" . 1 • . , the fill iron taken— and ou eras the take—try tho [laancngei*. —Ennci'a Dnawn, in Harprri Mog»iuf»r Jtffyui. ' A Million Dollars. CAUTION VANDERPOOL lu'*. aZtuLtu* lowing maxima, originated Jay himaolf: . When you wake up do npt roll over but roll o»L It will giro you timo to ditch all your dough*, plow tbmn, har­ row than. and tow them with timothy and rvd ctover. On. buaho! of clover to two biuliel* of timothy ii enough. Make your fencing high and atroqg, j *o that it will keep rattle and pig. out.' If yvu hno bniih, cuilao your 1-Xa •ecun.', ami keep your hog* frtfta tbe ’ —— i» .1-------- — I—tfccy. Km .r3'WSE£l-SSI' Zmx NEW CARPET HOUSE (mJ la.-irttKi, fafraffni i/w OIL dctir.srj 0A'jbc£avat. ii£ Tho very REST PLACE to buy CARPETS, CUJtk. &ZoZ Anu OILCLOTHS, HATS, to bed by ' I’PJfOLSTKDED GOODS, 500 VOLUMES IN ORE. Ageutu Waiitfld NOTTINGHAM LACES, «« ua, u «ui u ______ ________ .far tbe Mxrring men are the bom> aad aumw of tho land, and ought to ba well tested. I am eaU-.fted that getting up early, ; industry and early habito are the bo.11 modiomo crer preacribnd fut health. ‘ When rsiay, bad weathdr comna, to I that you can't work <rat d'xan, ent, split, and haul your wood. Kaka your racka. ix tout fence or ■ a gate that ia off ita binge., or teeather-, bcmrflng your barn whwe fac wind ha. blowatte aiding off; or patch tho roof! af your barn or ho an. Study your intenete ck>Mlv, and do not qx-nd any time in eliMUng Proai- . danrn Sanattn. end other malluSccra. to rial* tkat ka kaa (Mrfwtod wraa<«aaali far a ar taBdng of hard timaa when .pending crawler toxurtr .«|yly of lhtoe.ed.rtai plane U. ha. .prat xerb tte. r ir*rxr*si,.( aad toe your time in whittling .tore i boxaa, etc. • Taka your time and make calculation*, psffisssgi don’t do thing, fat a hurry, but do them at the right time, and keep: your mind IRVING. Send Scientific American 01UN0CTIHX Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For rettaiag to Gray Bair ita natnnl Vitality and Color. Dr. WM EiM if Jtntaa iky aratooi aad to aanaaw aad laeUH ell wrak D7A Family Sewing Machine, aiMITY COSSTRUCIUD, BANK BUILDING, THORNAPPLE Aiiajiii Orta aid Rfltj fe Wort. liavtlalpen* in xeito at ot Kwl ate raa» ha^ranl. aad will leal a iltebto*. 30 Years ojw Subscription—-$1. for the Trial. JURUBEBA sHstrcnst "”»“v r-.w.w4Mti£“iEreesL,. -Yfw'di G> cdlMCuL OMdj iHLwhitA D. B. COOK A oo FA RMER8 Experience , Car< VreM, QaUl, taxi ttetaor. l tafle. Tart, aad Triage aaally aad yfTxu h to are a«er><bixf aeeArt rraxtheheartoMtaUtobchtoMteb. I. TaU-riMar . Till MaciiKiun tint rteMxaa «•* th* MmMm, mM WORK . ojn> ’■■ &£ Horsemen u. DENTIST BOTH PLAXN~3>tv REMINGTONS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-10.pdf 6123c9619456ba8fbd5b63f456bad1dd PDF Text Text TH« K«fil»ucv B\|i»«n- HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHDAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST tO. VOL XVI NO. <5. •ma oa bcathre ground, would aroute i to# whole American church until every . mind was iodcu with domaads foe “Pro­ tection." TT»» than*, of ail citizen, who loro Wbfalwtra of thi* Committee, who. faqRtttettbaixowa eras, haw aoindu*tnouzly devoted toroo hut month* to Um unnaxthiag uf toi. giant Villainy. Oirt*tira mra of ourxwuntry! Humono men I AU dvconi area, w* appeal to you ‘ la a jmr^y worthy of lifo in thu land which rent* supremacy through aocn heU-lmru mmuaro? OF ALL KINDS. TO BE CLOSED OUT Have now on hand The LiK^KST STOCK of Organdies. Percales, Lawns, Grenadines. Bareges, Chambrays, Mohairs Silks, Marl Poplins Shawls. Linens, Balmorals. Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests. Summer Hats Glov. < HARDWARE HARNESSES of a phtbon* Traoray. may ba made nvailaVb under tho law* of Coagveus which are charged with being vwhted by the lore* blit Itaerenatobo a fight BUCKEYE ORAIR DRILL I COPPER HTHIP FBRU CUTTERS. LEATHER BELTING. .1 FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. JOHN A. (MERLE. MASK BUSSELL John Ilay’a Poem “Tho Advance Guard,” rpad at tho reoetit n-unioz. of the A»Gr Of t|)v Jnoot, «M repely«| will great etifhpilaMp by the audiepep to which it was read by Ha author — Thi* wa* due to tome extent to Col. Hay’* “ cloarni *a of t aunciatidn and graco of delivery," bul mainly to the idngularly ap|>*iipriaK> pre^nanco of It* language, and the touching and yet lofty eloquence of it* motiment Kono pfike poetical tribute* that bare locn paid to surpassed Col. Hay’* in (pint and bpautyand hie jhxri will reuah fluiumd* of homo*. and togch and charpi tone oi thousand* *f hearts. That our renders may enjey I hi* literary treat wo print PROPRIETORS OP THE 759031 WflRKS GROCERIES brick store of "triT ' is <l**i I. < C. H. HICKS I (Successor to Hicks <fc Fnles.) JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hall Threshing Machines, Clover Hollers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Kake. y Groceries, I pny and sell for Cafth pay Cash for Cash for Prodi pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and self Grand llardds Blaster, Ohio Lime, pater Limo and Salt. | DRY ra tho Ku-Klntr vilMnv-n *ito-1 mil toe in Washington, aadanotoeroommitiee ia Boutlt Ckrulma-have been ia daily aeaaioa mare than two >Uix sad have had before them many Mafwttnaeeo. from nil motion* of late iMuneotomary State*-men of t high and bumble Prorid- Tb.on.and* of workmen have bpm whfoa. torown out of,work, and much «uffozzag And wh*t hw thl» ruient am! is rant will be fob in their fftnylic*1 Whiumtigiumn ertabhobod-i------though lb* Mulrao*. of «pir|t tablighed ,beyond all future can! and __? thaw W**Hns>on hod owner* bare I q«w*t»n ? The*o atrocious Facts: , ; <VThat in all the fate Insornxtiuuary BtaUu, sad generally differed, though not fond ip awry Country, n an oathbuupd Secret Organization, working on­ ly at night, and it* metnbran alwny* in In rvreiit cunnwmtkai* with intelli- ,duguion, with Officer*, Signa, Signal^ gtnt Rnpublioana of comnuuidiag influ-'i Pou-wordt, Grip*, anil oil too ue*vs»xiry cnce, it ha* trarnpired that there ia on .paraphernalia, wifli too Pledged and The fool* who hare been sending after intention of correcting potpe ptniruoa* ' " queer," or counterfeit money, will be in toeaettforaeatof qMotiou growing known ia different localitie* among the ;jileaaod to icare that full li*i* of name* oat <rf <l>o Ifoboilioa by new mured- tiidated by different name*, bat every- iuro being made out for publication. moats to th" nations! tvn4><fl<»‘’0- Tl'te tHiero recognized by the general rognoA daughter of a Now York riock-broha* become nre>*aaty from toe showing kor exults over the fact that too had 2. That the iwgauicaUun camo into been to Europe *ix times and lisa never of the Ku-Klux invejtigalion and tho Ix itip a few mouths pn-rioui to the U*i rtforta onnilMtod by many of the back­ Presidential Election, during which «u>sliding Stateo to return to a virtual con- r»*a it waa la tla emt viguron* condition dltion of crtilaoTed labor. Tho intcr- but h now through all the South, with fcrnnpi of the nrlrogrado Democrery oi more efficient duripluio and effective di­ rection than ever, reviving, in prepara­ the North with the caraoat dewire of tion fur tiw next ItevridcaUal campaign, many repentant rebel* to educate and when a* they told ow> of their victim* in prelect toe tailoring Riaaem of the South Tennessee a t-w Wtek* riare, “ no d—d and Ila- anarchy j^ulured by violence, Radical voting b to bo allowed iu any Southern Stale, hr black or white." together with tho organized and per*i*t3. Thai toi* Ku-Klux organization ia ontly ro»tl«*i effort* to prevent the di»- tho premeditated anddetermined achmno •enunatiou of knowledge among the fur carrying thu South at the next elec­ tion of Preiulent, and *o. by securing people, hare made «uch *tq« nc«-*iary to the jKirpotuity of Republican govern­ tho entire electoral vote of that toetion, make tgre the election of the Democratment in the late Rebel Slate* Thia the attack* of the Ku-Klux on I TlW tho ufflro-ra uud Mtablitoor* *chtpl tcacl-ore and the tlo*frucU>m of;\ of thorn “ DW (a* they appropriately rehool house* ja the Southern State* ;'• -all their separate land*) are tho lead­ ing and active Democratic politician* of the upep apportion to any efficient «j»। the South. tem of common Khool* by leading men I, 6. That tho tchetuc has the hearty who are. profaeaod Democrat* and who good-will of o large tectite* of tho Demcoptrol thp ignnnint marera and delude '11 cretin party in all thoao Southern State*, Btaall Hungs. Iatllo wuni*, not eloquent spcecho* or renuon*,—hide doodz, not jhCBi fey bbo ireure h- their own euro and the acquiracenco of nearly tho on- mirwJcr, nor buttle-*, nor on*- groat, bodewtruetion; Uw bad toth *hov.n by tire partyG. That the direct and chaff pur|woo role act, or mighty martynlotn, make up leading paxdoood n-beb in luitaming oi the organization, aa sworn by all the the true Ohritonn life. unlawful orgauiraiwn*'which they ad­ Victim*, a* the a*acrtioa uniformly made An inuto rebel threw a pitcher of mit are iat«nd«l to keep alive the *pirit to Ahem by three midnight Mteirirn, and milk nt a Republican member of Conand borbariem of .kviry by thi main- csirroboratod by tho unireraal taotiuioay tgrvM wliifo eating breakfast in a Virgin­ eff tho repentant and divulging mem­ ia Tdlaga the otoor morning. If it hod i tenaucn of patrol*, icourgtng, and oth­ ber* of tho Order, is this; Tbo putting bora a piteller of whisky it would have er alaecry.cu»tam» over poaoeful freed­ down of tho Republican and putting*Wf< taken a different direction. ' men ; and tho too conelisivo evidence of tiio Democratic party. Frizzly hair denote* coarwiroa. 7. That while th" Desxmalic and I that the futtu.r rebala eontemplato at wrue tone an overthrow of Iho jveunitnicted State government*, and that, fcr «uch a paqi6*o fliey look to Itcmoj crat* for support in tho North, ami hope GOODS! LOWER TH.LV El'EH J. P. ROBERTS & RUGS Phoenix Cash Medicines, I jp.lINT > BBT SHIM PRITTS HI THB wk, AINTS & OILS. Ladies’ Misses and Children’s ’ for an cjqxjrtunity to ally thcmaelvc* I with any foreign enemy that may de­ dare war on too United Stale*, in order to reantdtate the lost caure of the re| bellioa, wboeo pretended goveraiacnt I had £ur iU corner »tono the cntlaveracnt I of the African rare ; all there dearly ! provea evidence* of bad dtiienalsp and 1,200 page* of testimony taken by . ' oppodtion io tho |oinci]>lM of Ib-pabiithe Ku-Klux Investigating Committee,. 'uro already in tho band* of the Govern -1I can Government call for n remedy that men: Printer. Borides toi*. whieb wa* will at ieaat bo effectual in the next genall taken m this city, it i* *teted ,!l»l I craiioa to prevent toe threatened recurthe evidence takan by the braaedi of the ' retire of n Southern Rebellion. Committee operating in the South, will,1 A national *y»tett» of education may, 1 perhapa, be adopted by Congrrea, but make a volume of wtill greater bulk. Ro fatal to the Democracy ha* been tlda will not bo likely to prove tuffiefenttoo effect of evidence produAd by wit- ly profnpt and offlretivo as a remedy, neeaoa called before the Woahington and hrnee it la not unlikely that u paw Ku-Kluz Committee by Me-re. Blair nmendmout to the Constitution of 'to* & Beck, it* Ik-moeratic member*. and Vnitdf State*, wifi iurfudo too obkgsm many Ku-Kluz leader* in the South tirnol each State* to. maintain public ! who,.* tn the masse* throughout the fear the conwquenre* of n ero*e-«ramination, that they arc coetinrally ptoad- cotnn^r. Anothor provision will prob­ ably bo added requiring all public dooappearance when raurmeuod by the ■ tion* to be carriwi on by secret ballot. Sergrani-nt-arm*. To •« off thi* crim-,! tnotder to prevent tho jba|ni**! retro- School Books <J- Stationery. Shoes and Gaiters. inal dread, a .lander ha.* been hatched boro and Magraphod over the country, been notified not to appear by the Bargeanf-al-nrm*. There ia nut word of truth tatt; bat, if it wore true, Wothing would please there grate better, and they would bo the last paraon* to «mi-; plain. Borne of them whip the dwrU; rotted tho stamp by denying that KuKlux organization* exh*, boeaure they ore not known in their Joototiee by that , particular name, while they admit too Ofitt Mo. 11 Cnu BL. Grind Rapid*,’ operation* of dlagiiiaod band*, their' a»- FRErCRimONB AND FAMILY ’ RECEIPTS. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. • It reem* now pretty well MtOed that Gen. IWanton, Cotnmi**iooer of.. Intantal Bevwtw, will bo rvmvred at an ] esfedote, and tlmi Deputy Cvmnrit-| kianer Douglaa* will be Acting CutnmiaMcmcr until tho vacancy i» filled. Thi* haa been rendered obviotady nwomry from the recalcitrant ccitrao pumnod by Cren. Hawanton townzd hi. auparior,} CITY PAINT STORE! PAINTERS Zywvaoyree, j T». HKRTHCTi. wres.. Sira ind OmammUl ! Painting * P«Urr« n Wall Parer. WlaSov Gold & Silver Watches, u ,w B1?OTri i ly toaMdMRiuaoahmattora. . would “ begin to think thomaelvM u gnodaa white folk* " and that there frequent (figging*, and an occasional murder, arc neevseary to maintain *ueh a itate of moral* among toe Black* a* will iwrmit tho vice-hating Whites to lire in their neighborhood ; yet, co tho erore^xamination, throe witaaowa also very generally, a* well cu very reluct­ antly. coafera that tho intonidaLon cf Republican voter* i* a prominent and not to be regretted roauft. S. That to aocure thi* purpose, tho putting down uf too Repul-Ucon and tho putting up of tho Democratic Party, XrffoUtte is the grand mraaure-tho intimidation of Republican rotsra, black and white, but capodally th. humble and dafonceloaa, by midnight raid*; by burning house* and atorer, and the dee- Said invfcasur in natural history to hie cLua, "Now, then, oa to hens; a hen has too capacity of laying just six hund­ red egg*, arid no mere ; and *he fiaitoci the job in just about five yean. Now, what i* to bo done with her after that? -Cat off her head and aril hor’for a M*jicr*crraiie Cox»*«im*-—Tho diridead* already declared by tho corpora­ tion* engaged in tho manufacture of cotton and other gold*, iadicato that tho.paat *ix month* have trough*, a re­ union of pnrepority. Several of three milk, which fur too past few jeer* htto only been able to make both end* meet, have made a hand*oma jnofit, while oth­ er*, which had impaird their capital by n»oriworbadroantb», .hare been able to make up their loereo, and are now able to start. with <U dean ahoeL Tho •tockholiler* oi this latter dare of oorporttion* do not expect a dividend.—They are content to know that their twenty par cent, now .tand* on the books at par, with a good prospect of paying foir dividend* tn too future — Tho*o who have bought tor** itocka at low* figure* with a view to realize a. aeon a* a dividend i*. declared may object to ■rah a policy, but no curi«ralfon ahonM rebool hoctce and IL L , L _____ —_ 0 have l«m giran to the- ftamre; and llk) Christendom w ill’.tand agba*i when it *- * ia madoTmown tho .cure* ofachool teodiore and Moihodiat yreoebere. who, by thia Democratic agency, within three .three yenre. harebren whipped ! »hot. hung I and, in *ume iMtanere, itiabolit vnd. burned al tho stake! 10. 1W in nrerty ono-haH tho 8tatre of thi. Union ihi» work of UU U now - --------------------- Dr. AIKIN, TBJU»VSr TSOCBiXJ TO H DtDtXK Black hair, a little wavy, allow* Fukliko courage. . Nearly ell great buainnu iucu hero light brown ham. Sandy haired pcoplo are jovial, but can't drive a bargain. . i - �BBS! Sale of State Tax Lan J*. New Advertisements. Just nor our Domosratie friends ore enjoying a tearatiun .ocb a, they Urea not had before f.ar some time, the ptoa»ttre of attending to themselves Usual­ ly thrir time and talents are ia ura in louluug after, and exhibiting the errors and eurruptiuns 'lif their great enemy, the Republican party, and in the pursuit of their ralf-institutod calling they hare shown both pertinacity and ingenuity. Now the Republicans can re*t. Their groat center, New York City, which rata tho pattern and erects the law by which the whole party takes its form and guidea its action, is a seething caldron of excitemcnt, and what will be the result of termino. To tho Democracy it cannot br any moans bo benofieUl A groat element, and that particular .loment long relied upon to “ vote early and oft­ en." is in rebellion against their loaders, ’ ’ r ) i that they win repn-ai ffira opposite m .whxih to all snpearanre a large ma­; ’ jority of the population aide with us. Tho prana ia many instancM that oppoae Mr. Hariaa, stmeringly Unfa with Mr. Harina, I'midont Grant/VinePresident Coltax. and Chfor Justice Chase as attendants at tha same rhurch ly a Method* Htats, but ah. bra never yet had a Methodist for her obief magis­ trate. Of her five governor. Grimes was raia Unitarian ia suuUment ; Lowe and Stosao, Pruibytorians; Kirkwood, without any expressed religious attach­ ment.; and Gov. Morrill, a Cungrog. tvry burrows, and shown to ba guilty of corruption, bribery and thoft, Io an axteut unrivaled in the whole political history of tho world Th« mon wh» have beau guilty of stealing railroads bars found time also to pay their altontiou to a gnant city—fto metropolis of Methodiata that might have boon elected by a combination of tho Me^Jaodist pre­ siding addon of tho State, had than el­ ders bora bigot* in religion and false to their imlitioal conucjwox Mr. Harlan in his letter says that out of the twenty­ fire Republican member, ot Congreu with wdmn he has aeeved, Mt two hero been Methodiete Our little editorial theft is beyond coroparioon. It beggar, ring, out the true Methodist nntitho whole vocabulary of tho criminal mrat of low. on thi. mibjraL Wo will lexicons, end pats to shame every effort at description. Orsr Jfi* auUiau g idmachinery, nor ia there any disposition tor. Ildn ia ton yrsraA-'No wonder that ia our Church to use it, to promote any the leading men of tho city outride of man to office. Our religious opinions the “ Hing" are in revolt against tho are one thing, our jkJuu.)*,an­ tax collector and fail to respond to .his other, but wo will stand as 'a man call for money. Nor ia it to be wonder­ against anti-religious combinations to daed at that tho whole Democratic prera, shelter for their devoted pertv. But shelter can not bo found. There is a storm, tho thunders of which even the average Democrat can bear; the torrent* of which he cannot withetand. Bnt to Our neighbor of the Ptflt in the above from the daily of tho lai irwL seems to make himself judge of tho rights and duties af editors and the ob­ ligations end limitations of journalism, and as tho ijjb presumes to consider itself agdliUr, we suppose of awroo we be ia such, and we shall stand forever with a Methodist who seams likely to be sMrificed because ho is a Methodist, Wo throw our hat high ia sir as we read the closing i>aragraph uf Mr. Har- Dtorhoyi Co'i. Column. Wo hare in our possession (through the kindness of our worthy au! tespecied Sheriff) the cvidroee (quite sutitfre- j tary to us) that there are tuean-r men at the State* Prison in JTnoluon than we ever .opposed there were, and probably | tho mteuwet man there i, not engaged FI.L1--, Si-OV <• I ?<S’ s (Miniate el e»»ty kltod. ter under the sign manual of one John Morris, who, whatever lie may have boon in tho part, ia svidmtly imprsaoed with the idea that raw, ho" ia a man haring authority-.” Wo are inclined to think, howotor. that it it that kind of ** trig aulXtrUf," under tho influence of which, ‘•/re.7 wsa," sometime, “ydsy. sad /«Udirtridtlg^Ufi Htctm .. xuir tA* enyri. iresp." We giro this totter entire for the benefit of those of our readers who arc fond of the curioui It P Show. rnpted by wliat a week, silly man, prompted vanity, and permitted by ignuranco enn du when bo has once made up hi. mind to mako a complete fool of himself, and ha* the skill and material to achieve a surer** m that direction- Nol for ths wurid would we change letter, or line, syllable, or sentence of thi. matcbloM epistle. Wo woujd not prune it of use of its exuberance*, rob it of one ofib flowers of rhetoric, or take from it one <lf its poetic emlrtUtehtnenta. Nothing but a verbatim copy of tho classical original iteclf, can do full jurtioo to tho author of so brilliant a production Wo would not undertake by any mere cxtraeto, to give tho reader any idea of it, lest we might lessen by a ringlo leaf tho laurel* with which an appreciating pubLe will hasten to crown him. when they read thi. letter « A/ ml, it. The Istarary world will bo delighted al tho suggestion tho tetter contain.- that the nullum gonius may before tong be “ ventilated" ia the prow. Wo are sure that nothing but modesty has prevented this undiwoversQ luminary from bursting in full splendor upon the worU tong ago, twonty-cu drolling bousN oa tho line of tbo road »rth of this plsoo, and aro to be oocuptd by Swedes, in tho em­ ploy of tlie Qmpany. fixoutaW -Kuar. A fc. Loci. R. W— Th. Comtek Uving in charge the sulicitiiig of ubacriptiou to tho capital .took of the Saginaw Valley A St Louis Railroad are corking Bke beavers, and soon rxtwct to retort the necessary amount has teen subscribed in order to •ct tho conlreiora to work on thu lino. Th* only dcfiaency now i» about |1 UOO, of which W.OX) {> in thi* city, 13,00® in 81. Uui^ ant lbs balance in Saginaw City. Darling SolPsupplying Penholder. WssrtMul .Csslre. »e4w Ik* 11 ffia.TUS.'SliiJ:' FAMILY KN B TER. , ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, L./te **l» crinatecn. AsM Ibt f rah •k.ulcsl. -*rr tty tb* , ' ' i 1 1 ' । I .and we shall do ourralvo* tho honor, and 1 connected with its coming—Next year, tho public tho service of introducing 1 K>ch was tho fond hope of those among him to our nuny readers, knowing that | theta w bo dared to hope —wa* to bar* ho ought nut to hide Li. light under a inua of tho road-KawkawLn end White been the year of their deliverance — bushoL*' But not to keep our reader. ;Feather—tbceo having been brought Tammany was to lead them to victory, in .u.penre tongvr hero ia hi* tetter: ' into existence by the rood itself. The and then not New York, but the whole country through which the road posses is a huge forest of janes, lying &0O loot country was to be .brought to tho feet, ing. NcvertheleM. wo think editorial and pay tribute to tho groat sachcma— courtesy would have didated that the But Tammany ia not Mo«eo, instead, a cd, yut, nnl.-si cheerfully cunferrod by a [>e<>pln, from a mature’ and deliborato fiajl, man ihuuld have quoted our arti­ conviction that, all things consaderod, it I have J convicts in my cle in full, if ho was going to pronounce would be best for the Htato and far aur charge, brought here from it unproforaiotml, and especially that ho great Republic. 1 would dospiso myself Barry Co by you They shculd not minuprceent what wo did charge you with making say by quoting comments without giving No party can hope foe suoccm, whore them change their clothing tho word, an which they were based, they hare to carry into the fight such a before starting for Prison Jand wo think such an omtesiun not terrible load as tho immense corruptions detaining it for your own Coonoil railed to order by his lioaor strictly professional, even if ugdlMilj just exposed in New York. Hero they that Mr. Harlan, like too many other benefit H 'ithout anyparley- Msyor Goodyear. did permit rt. hare shown their capacity to govern, but professor. of religion in Washington, Prrarul—Mayor, Recorder, Aldcnura it has proven a failure, nay a farce. — had bran foithlou there, amid the groat What we said of Mr. Van Arman their behalf I ask you to for­ was in consequence of his ywAbc p-M^r, They have shown their ideas of public temptations, to his high calling. To ot­ ward their clothing to this Eaalman, Hams, llsyes, Keafield sad given at Knjatqpono, “ to stand by Van­ faith and official integrity, and the par­ office where it belongs under ty is itself frightened out of countenance had sustained at Washington the same derpool under al! car the statute in such case made he left him i ' ought to at tho exhibition. Blair's Lottor, Sey­ pure character he bears at Mount Pleas­ provided. You had no be or at the door of tho State IViaon." mour's Speech, end the “ war a failure" ant. was tho object of what Dr. Nov- more right to strip them of In that he raid nothing about pay tor plank ia tho unfortunate platform of their clothing bring them hie services, or working for cAnrfty. He 1864, are little things compared with here in the shameful condi­ would stand by Vanderpool—and on thi, latter and most daufbing revelation. tion you did than you have The only good that ten come of it. this pledge VandcrjKxil undoubtedly re­ to strip a man of his clothing _.___* per}iap3 a iff. lied with implicit confidence And it and that is a gcod of no small moment, .uro for Dr. Newman. There was noth- I on tfu., gfreef^ was his refusal to redeem that pledge ia tho assurance of a rocoasignmmt to ing of ren.nre for such an act in what1ventUlatii . ig through the that we rallol unprofeadonal and inhn- oblivion, ef tho Democratic party, and wo wrote. A trifle has evidently been (press might give you the no­ hii role in fsror of the approval and aduptfou of said ordinance. exagorated into dimun.iana that are now the cartaia'y now offered the country of toriety you are seeking. Such [See ordinsore in smother column,J think that will be the verdict of intelll- security from the thraldom of tho four ridiculous Mr. Uarl.n ia entirely clear. meanness is too contemptible On mol'oti of Aid. Ilasu the special gent men regardless of opinions on the years of Democratic rale. It thus be­ Now tot tho canvass go on. It is evi­ to talh about A man that etecti-a was postponed to Au,«. 21, in or­ comes a'booefit, and we ere certain that dent tho L■gialature must be chosen on merits of the Vandoqxxd case. would doit I should- suspect der Hast proper not'reo uf Registration be the people of the OduBty of even if purchased nt the price parid by of stealing acorns from a |M»ted. Carried. ..... ‘ Sachems of Tammany, it is cheaply bo't blind sow. Mot yours By Aid. Ilanas: Nothing could reach tho higbt to which John Morris Agt That the slnxl roaumiltee bo directed ' viction that there are no mean* known rascality would hare arisen hud Tam­ Seriously speaking we do not oomuumd to men to which they would not resort many prevailed, and we may all rejoice thia letter, .imply beraura of it* litera­ way sad report at nest meeting the rxj “tor tho pound of human flesh," and that the rascals have leaped so far in ry excellenciea, aur alonv as a model of dieoey of repairing tU same. Carries wo fully believe it entirely consonant i their muniapal jump, that they have rpbtolary rum position, nor eniirolr be­ On motion Council adjourned. with their past action both to bqy off ruled themselves forever out of an op­ cause of tho good taste displayed by Cuss B. Wooo, Recorder portunity to compete for another prias. Van Arman, if he could be bought, or this man, in thus insulting a gentleman to spirit away the five important wit। in every way his superior, and through By request wo give place to tho above him the public of Barry County, and neaaea for the defence, whom tho Sheriff m reply to the letter of our oomapun- through them tho people of tho State at , of the county of Barry could not find We have nothing to retpet uf what dont published two weeks since on the largo, and that, simply upon tha author- . in sttendsuoj nt tho present session of we wrote a fortnight since in respect to Newman Letter. Our correspondent ity of State Prison coorict*, whose mor Coeqeil w«» califs} to order by his Hon­ our Circuit Court. This opinion may this now famous letter. We then be­ spoke our sentiments. Not because Mr. als, wo tnut, will not suffer because of , gan by expressing ourselves thus : Newman or Mr. tlarlau are Methodists, the company they are obliged to keep. or Msyor Goodyesr. be eroaiona, but we cannot sec the con­ Prnenl—Msyor, Recorder. Aldermen but for the reason a man's religious Not simply because of those thing, do duct of the prosecution of this cause in preferences should hare no bearing oa wo commend this letter, but as an exam­ B.riow, Eaitaixn, Ilstm sod KcnCcld. any other light Wo regret tho fact, By Aid. Etetatac : the question of his qualifications for of­ ple of consammata meanness, wo think because we think the action derogatory fice, and beesuse we believe in no secta- nothing could excel iL Tho Sheriff of , to the good name of our State, and at ep the croes-walk oa Ilsaover street, war with right and impartial justice. Mr. Harlan to ths Senate, ia misrepre­ Barry County design, uo reply to Juhn al . the jauelion with Stale street, and go sented. Wo hope it was not written candidate. for any office Mortis, nor do we think bo needs any Lark | not to exceed tea rods, sud make a at all by Dr. Newman ; or, if written, the pe.pte. Is he honsi that it was not a areolar totter, but a true grade Io State itreet^and raj Isre the potent, and will ho do hia duty private Bote to some individual friend. eross-walk. All to be done without ttDevelopment, since then show that public servant, are with us as prase to tho oily. Carried. m. Streator wa. thus addrosaod, thongh Oa motion Council adjourned. His not dented, nor need it be denied, Not whether tho aspirant belongs to this Cnxa. B. Woon. Reronior Churoh or that, or has so membership Sheriff will jirubaldy treat the letter that Dr. Newman may have written a We find in the Grand Rapids Ttowe totter or letters on thia subject to friend* In any. At the uune time wo reroguiru with the same contempt ho must fra! far The CiMimou Coaneil met ia regular the following tirbate to tho heroic devo­ in Iowa. A letter from Mr. Hariaa, in tho obligation the party in power is un­ its author, however cheerfully ho would session, st the Council Itootu, Mood.y tion that Mr*. Helen Vanderpool has the Aft. riraraa! Jrarwl, contain, the der to the religious sentiment in the hare responded to docent and gentle­ evening, AnguM 7, 1871. Promt—Msy­ tend, and trust it may never do ought to manly inquiries Lad they have bran shown to her hnabnad, during his Jong or Goodyear, and Aldcraicti Barlow, East­ imprisaamenl, and trust that her sclfmade ia a proper manner. We, how­ man, Hams, Usyes, Kroficld, Williams racrificemar be rewarded by hi. acquitever, folt that “ a rraMiefotf Ore^A and Wc-oltey. Ia the absence of Reuord. received a communication from a friend at Dm Moines. Iowa, stating that cer­ tain friend, ef a gentleman named as a candidate for the United States Senate, cBmjgg.LfiW"’ AiMrtJMraiXAT all uxuvxkYHTOkXJt. U. *. BAtrTLVTT A CO.; FtalaMpMs. CHARGE FOR AGENTS. UI * hi**um> a. af.-l, Uaal or Farrier’s Improved Corn Sheller! WILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, "action • l MIf Write- iWrfcoiw 1 MUSICAL! AGENTS WANTED FUR LIFE IN UTAH POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH AND REPUBLIC. JURUBEBA t.XTIOM o»-Tin; uionn. <n. Ayer’s Ague Cure, or Wood, Aid. Usyre was appointed Be­ The Ccanniltoe on Street, ieported that they Udlnaalnod State Street west In the moan time, however, “ uiktti of Broadway, and rcjommeaded that a •”! faring tad Of^tr, trid" we jeb be tot to rotate the same. Report would suggest that if you would attend to your legitimate Luaiurss, “ endw M* rtatati iu sacA ease saaib <md prorsM," in- end your serviora quite u acceptable to the public whuoe aervaat you chance to be, and who will not jeUtently brook in­ sults, thus gratuitously aimed at their public oAcraa. lathe moon time the Sheriff of Barry County will quietly bv instructed to 1st a job oo the itailey Hill and Grora Street .rat ef Church Street. SpecifaatiaM to be exhibited oti Or. W Strati if Jintete For the best Moot of ail kinds, call at the Central Meat Market,near ths Bank I will please you every time. A lot of Sugar Cured Hams just received. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. u »uta<«.As<.A un. r the peymrat of ibv so*. On u.uliu.1 cf Aid. KodMd. the Goo. iitoo ou Stress were tort.irated to tel a �Ttj* t\»fil.ucx|i B\|I»bh. .ssaeir-itiw"-* MAU. ARRA.N'GBMICNT. If there fanny one tiring of which that a delay would du us great injustice. oa’ l^untifnl and thriving City ho. rea Mr. Hugbee fa reply, said that the sou to bo i*roud, it fa tha able and effioalr point worthy of notice was (hat of ctent manner fa whteh jmlire fa admindelinquincy fa serring the subpevnaa but the Court interrujiting, .aid that point iatered to her inhabitant, fa one of her was hardly worth .pending time upon, as there seemed to be no question about poning into thia Court where justice fa that, ajd proposed to the Attorney, for dispensed—with, upon a meat occnrion, the defense chat a jury be snmonsd and , wo were more than ever imprinted with the People go on with their aide of the , eoso and oioee the testnnony on their ' Oar attention was first specially direct­ part, in tho hope that thsso witnesses ed to the Court. Tho thru? and nar­ amy bo found in tiio mean time, but If row nilge which tan alsng the top uf til Quid and shiny head would not fail obtaining at that time there might be a to indicate to any one pmrmrl of the slightest phrnofartcalMtaedge. ^t little delay or soma amsngwmvnt mads he fully appredated ths dignity of the in regard to their tostisnyny. Mr. Hughes said he would not dare to Official politico which be occupied, and do so, as they might not be found at all, bis own iire-emiaent abilities as n judge, white the rinrrous twitching oi his fa­ nor any agreement mads Mr. Eggleston said that tho Court cial muetes told plainly that the case before Jum waa of vast and vital import­ Bright adjourn until next Monday, and aid* Ever mindful, in tho moan time an extra panel of ju- ance to at least ror» might be summoned, and the trsli- Uai fMsr i. ffaav^.Ari lawy hi. SWherwith tho B. * M. Railroadbyth*I trvn Bridge at Burlington, and called 1 Iho Bt-xLumrox The main line of the Bouto ™tte n 7^ . <«»• ‘ho PaeMe Ronda, and form, to^lay the leading route to California. Tho Middle lhaneh, eu.nriug Nehrmfaa at ! throi^h Lincoln, tbo State - hpitoL <ud wiilthteyrar b. fiafab^lto Fort K-sinx-y, formiBg tb. shorts route a*®,*, the Contfamt l». uvwr 100 mite. I Another branch of tten B' M., divwtw. I at Red Oafe fall. inlo n Hno running , duun the Mi.Kiurlthrough St. Jos to K-121U1C div *r_. ... Lical ifcifiw poticoj. ILuro n, aa uxx nt* Cmumcbcd — The law i.latite to cruelty to animals fa 'A* Btate Fair Grounds nt Kalm»a- ’ now fa operation, fa thi* State. Among too, wore never in more perfect enndi-'! other provUioas fa erne forbidding tho tian than they are nt present Tbo Su- tra--ixpartatiou of animals upon wagons, periateudent, G. H. Gale, Esq., has put otherwire than fa crate* or boxes with j all his energies into the work, aud his long connection with the old hone-breod- up. Animals are not to be trani'Kirtcd ' ing awoefation has given him an experi­ with their feet or legs tied together .and !' ence that Mr. lived, tho proprietor, ha. teehed upon wagon*. The pemlty for 1 availed himself of, to tho manifest ad­ violating th* law is iaiprfaionmrnt not |, vantage of all qrncerasd. “ Tbo track, exceeding one year, or fine no! exceed- ; over which to drove last Friday, (rays fag 1250, er both fow and imprison- ’ Mr. Johnstone, Editor ot the JfaAy*" Fkrwr,) 1* fa magnificent order and coudiiiua. Oa the homo .trotch, and round the first quarter, it has been matoriallr widened so •-hat ton horso. in a trolling match can start ahroMi. Tbo surface througiicut its whole length has been carefully gone over and worked, so oa to make it smooth, firm and elastic to the hoof, and tli<> grades are made os toony at Kslamarrxi could bo (xamined. । sdtingfttitk bfo fewmppn the table, | Tho Judge said ho « as opposed to de­ '* lay. Mr. Hughes said that ths plan <Uui«ang with ap«n«b and shouting nt the top of his tenor mice •‘one min- _ proposed by Mr. Egglestou soemod to uto!" *000 minute I", while tho burly fo<4 of (bp track who announced themselves as ready for him to be the best thing that could bo the trial done under ths circumstances, but the Dxowxxn.—It is our melancholy duty Th* Bsepondent wm represented by Court still strenuously opposed delay.— to record another death br drown’ng in Mr. Hughes then said that tho defonw D. Darwin Hughes of Grand Bapidi. Tha case ru «>• m behalf of the1 tho township of Hope. On Saturday Honry M. Chsever of Detroit and would bo satisfied that an order be Is­ People on the complaint of one woman fast, 5th iiut, two boys, Jetty Harri»on Ota*. G. Holbrook of Baitings Mr sued summoning an extra panel of juagainst another for alleged stolen t end and Clinton, son of Wellington Bowker, Hughes Mid that ha did not know rhr» for next Monday, then tho question threatening language, tha Prosecuting each aged about & yarns, and lirfag ne>r whether the dafanw wm reedy « not, can be submitted a> to whotlwr this tesAttorney appearing for the People—in­ A Chilson’s, went out fiihingon a small or. account of th.aUenrcof four mai- I tisjony will be allowed. deed we thought, fraS pie foci the! the take on their father', farm, using for tho If ths ewes bo put off till Monday, tho rial witMaeoo vis., Mrs. Springer, M». O 'inpteiuing witness jwus more irspos- puqxoe a small boat It ap[>ear* that and Mra T,.n and Mr. Ladow. Ho subpomaa tell nt Mani.tee would >X) Mr.'Bowker called to the little boy* to said tbaSbunu verted that ho found 1 returned, and if served, the tnxl Court also was for the P>*>pl»—.ind the ootlje hm&o whra Cliutou Bowker nicked Mr. Springer and tho little boy Charite 1 “ Old Man Eloquent", resplendent in his up tho ]*uldte for the parpoeo of Lrfagi at homo, but Mrs. Springer wm absent | obliged pot haps, to o»k a continuance to checker*! vest and linen duster, appear­ ing tb* boat to shuro, and by eomo mis­ and they said sho weut away ono moni- tbo next terra. in tho ho|>o that the peoing far tho other woman, loaded to tho hap loot hi. balance end full backward ing and they .lid not know whore .1..­ pte would admit the testimony rather guards with pluck and documents. As ont of tlie boat. Tho poor little follow ’ Utet h.. found tho houm of Mr. and tho trial jiregresaed it bocaino more and straggled hard to reach hold of the lx>a:, Tl>o Judge thou sold that ** both Mr*. Lott looked up and could not as­ mors pv|dal|| pP«! U*o increased twiteb- but it was itn]KMiblo to du so, and ho sidi-s sremod to be anxious for a dulay, certain their whercaboua, but h-armsl ■f»o<m rise gtfhjaife JottY H. he did aut know but he would be comthat Mr. Ladow wm at Saginaw. to, to Which side Justice would bmu I picked ii» th* paddlo MS rowed tho boat Under thaeo circumstance*, which I polled to olfojy them to have their way— manifestly daMoacarting tho gentleman ' to tbo shore and ran, nearly frightened Mr. Church ia tempting, /aid tho Peowere unknown to him until his arrival in clwckcred wet, who, grad sally bo- out of hie wits, to Mr. Chilson', to got hare to-day, he said ho could not consent '[ ph> were not anxious for delay, but as coming wroth fapatod tqpon the admishelp to rescue the drowning lad, but it to go to trial at once, though ha had ox- tiiere seemed to be a probability that eten of tostimooy which it woo noe-re­ wm too late. L'p io tbo time of writing [ petted and fully intended no to do, and, there would be oao any way, in oeder to ! sary for tho Court fa exclude In order to no traoe qf the body hra tx»q found, al­ got a jury, wo might as well Imre it ! therefim, ho requested an adjournment sustain his citei interests. Rising though the neighbor* hare been diligwat with tho weight of responsibility Upon in the ocarth,- atid the lake oorsra scarce­ Mr. Hughes askad for an i Itialwyt intelligence of theso witnesses would his shoulder* like uu Atlas with a world, ly more than aa acre of ground. We come on tho craning train, and if nor to for tho witness, Charite Springer, nK iho iluckcrod yestfajdsssert! bi* Honor tender Mr. Bowkay and family, whfl ftre derate upon what conrso to pursue, waa granted, and an order was ma® far with ; u But I iiuh^MM* —" * Set down almost inconsolable over their terrible which was granted and Court adjourned one hundred additional jurors, when tho bereavement^ our heart-felt condolence. Court adjourned until 2 o'clock on Mon ­ until to-morrow morning at 9 o’clock. •Since writing tho above, wo loam tbo day of next week, at which limo th.-ye is Wnnoir Mounw, Aug. 9. body was found Tuesday. A lady, wo White tho large crowd that had al- very little doubt but the trial wiU | re­ dH tK-t Irani I® name, .uefeoded tn eved without further delay. rea.lv aasvuibled were anxiously await­ gottfag 4 Luqk (rtUklmd't* the ||tlto fel ing the arrival of tho Judge and Attor­ ; few’s clothes and faolifalM* body wa. ney’s this morning, they were very tbo mouatain's foot, his Honor nishod brought out tho water. | much startlod, upon the entrance of two ujK>n tho checkered vest, and liko a strange lauics, to »oo one of them pro­ । M>hoo|-boy’s ball rebounding from a, ceed directly to one of our constables, rock, rool*J iterora the Court room Wm. H. Stebliins, and confront him The Woodland Reading Sctriaty will agsiMt tbo desk in tho eoraer. A* u j with, •' Where is my son—Where is my at the now M. lightning flash, again ho gather* for tho .. ire a reading _ exhibition . [ son ? .Oh guilty wretch I” which pro­ onset and again fa raen an fareateuibl* I®- Chg^h m tfauixlity evening, ' ducod a profound sensation. force rondng fa contact with an. unmov- gust 19, 187!. the profoads o( • 8he proved to be the mother of Her­ bert Field and had oomo here from tho as regards tho importance of a coraput- . the. prairies further than ___ _ ___ ______ Land-buyer, will be sure to resnam. I rf Mnlm. tta_ Idlag*, and t•« rything else, tire i lang molding. that they can• for the IceJ <o'.un|n thia week., e t.—On Tuesday, n wallet containnnali amount of money. If tlx finding the sama will leave i*. al another railroad. Paran re, Mediate..., Merchants, overyEnergy, invincible determination, with a right molire are tho levora that rule : body, attend tbo Hallroad Meeting at the world.—Gsaa:* Rxriu. Besixxo* tho Court House, Widncs'y evening,Aug Iflth. A railroad lino is to croon tha. Grand River Valley. Let us secure its locution at our own doors, instead of al­ lowing it to go elsewhere. This fa of vitnlXmthtost to alL - Don’t fail to attend, an.1 br.a- along your neighbor. By order of Committee. The linn ofJiickey & Itentlr was dis- j solved on the first iust. Particv indebt-. «d to them will do well to caE and pay I up without delay, ns nil accounts re- * mailing unadjusted on the first day of I September will be placed in the hands THE DAILY DURIWO THE VANDERPOdt TRIAL enough local and general 'matter to make it interesting. Ill*an expensive undertaking for us to get up a rvapeciubk*looking tlaily pajK-r, but all we ask ia a proper support by subscription nnJ advertising In order to do U. Wo have already a good li-t at ad vcrtlsm, and subscribers to the dally, but there is rc»>ni fir more, iu send in A few persons ran be Mvwmtnouati.'d toard at a reaaouabl* price, at the • i.tto of (he subacriber, on the cor<! Broadway and State .trvet, near urt Houm. None but respeeta' er poreons ooed ajiply. , Oaixx.—Wo oro on bond to iue cream of all flavor*, nt any ,f day, and our aim will be to .-■ air who may wish to favor u* tl.eir patronage. ■ tY. B. Hrrcgcocx. At the opening of Court, at 0 o’clock, I Mr. E. J. Egglrtton, of Grand Rapid*, also appeared' for the People, in addiI tiun to those already reported. Tho priaouor was brought in, looking quite |talo and rare-wora from his tong con­ Rxmkmeks the adjourned railroad finement, ar.d Mr. Cheavcr, in hfa l>chalf, meeting nt tho Court house next Wednes­ submitted three affidavits, one of the day ereniog, promptly at sever, o'cloak. prisoner, statfag the main points to which the absent witnceees would swear, which showed that they wore very material, another was that of tie Sheriff, Mr. Vrooman, showing that duo diligence had bran u*od to serve the aubpamas with the result, as stated yesterday ; the gentleman, received a jiaralylic stroke 1 other was that of Mr. Huglm, of Coun­ on Sunday last. W« leans it mndv him cil, stating that it would be unsafe and almost entirely belplcaa unfair to hte client to proceed with the trial at present under the abuvo cireumstaneeo, and upon these affidavit* Mr. Hon. D. D. Hughes are the guests of our townsman, Hon. Norman Bailey, and will probably remain •there during tho Silver Comet Band. Tho boys wore out last evening al tho court house square and gevc wane of tbrir *oel-enlivcning jitece*. Everytxxly wore well plnarod with tho serenade Noncws of -Act to Compel! Children to Attend School," adapted to any dirtrict tn tho county or State, may bo bad at the Bsxxra office for twonly-Bre eta. per district. Orders by mail promptly Jterminated by using a ;'<*«** not Nfalofbs Tho Quash Trail Jar fa made of Loh t«r gtaaa titan any fa to- n, Araun * Sum. matter, and a Oommitten consisting of । A. }. Itowne. Wts. S. Goodyear. Vaten- i tine Lains, I* D. Gardnw, C.8. Burton, and Norman Bailey, were appointed to investigate the question and confer with the people at Lowell, Battle Creek, end Kalamaxno in regard to the prospect of the proposed route through this section. Mr. Bowne stated that it vU nveossary see if there could not bo new life added i to it, enough to secure \ho Bailroad to Hastings and so on <Urough to tho' Southern Road The Southern Road stood ready at any moment to iron and equip a eoad if our j»«q>lo were only willing to furnish tho right of way and could probably be obtained in leas than two week*, and asked for a continuance. Mr. Hughes followed him, stating that he was anxious to go on with tho trial but did not feel that he could do so without witnMM* so malarial, but if forced to trial without them, as the next te-*t tiling, ho would ask the Attorn-ys on tbo other side to allow the testimony of these witneraeo oa tho trial at Kala- mechanics would feel tho good effects produced ?rom this result, hr tha «Urging of buainoes on every hand, and tho all important feature of haring more money brought into circulation right at our very doors, would mates everybody hapjy and prosperous. The Lowed people would build tho road to the north lino of Barry county and through LoweU and Olioco north, and Battle Creek or Kalamaxoo would gladly assist largely in building a road to our dtv to connect with thia route if wo would mako the right effort and push aorth- other words, a posit re link fa tho chain that wdl units us with tha Pean. Centura! E. R. South and East and tho Union I’ariSc R. B. with the Great Txt old Bank safe Us gone to Middleville to the aww Banking Bouse <rf Bowne, Galloway* Coocubs. Ou Monday, niter seveinl chssgw oi homos end some Uni work, it was push­ ed down to the railroad track and pined oa board a car for tosiwportati ». regard to a eelect school to be opened in Assyria Sept. 4|h, by Mr. Morris E. Keith. We understand Mk- Keith is a man jxwwswd of fine abiliifao, and every way ca|»blo of making this school in­ teresting and instructive. Like sfatilar institutions In c|her togruhlp. wv hope it may ho gall sustafaod. Chicago fill to overflowing tho coltiu' r',iwu nt f<r«»*y-siir ZAeaamd CflUpfflu per year, gad on* of tho loading buaiuosi bouses in Cincinnati pays four thousand dollars a weak for advertising, and grows rich by tbo in- thau by tho judicious use of printers' ink, and we beltoro the xcruxxss of our city might bo tubibblxs in one year if our tqarehMjts wotpd <uh<lrtl*<i tu liber­ ally as thaw at Battte Oreek and Jacksou do, siid take as much pains to secure cash paying customers. Try ii, men of Hastings. Satan ay Ricfl musical iurtnimcnls. Me. for Use celebrated Taylor gan. Give him a call, nt A LKTURE TO YOUNG KN. tt-yl"• Psblta.M, la a K~SeJ Baretepe. all kinds of Is also Agent k Farley or­ Barton's Dyug Wuxxkxx are rapidly completing tho brick on Barlow k Goodyear's Ware­ house. Somebody brays fearfully dore Wool Wanted! ing lino of Railroad running north and | south from OC city. Messrs Bowue, Counsollor MUtid.r. Order ia in port Bwocsey and other, .poke briefly and to restored, and each in turn begins to the point as to what was wanted in thia I •|eak bis ptero. " Will you sot down. The Daily will bo issued next Wo«lne>day, if tho trial is not delayed. Page’s Mandrake Pills earc Dy^wpsia. ’ To-days paper will give nil the material Page's Mandrake Pills euro Headache. I facta in the proceodings up to date. Page's Arnica Oil core* Rhrumattenv Arnica Oil cures Pimptes cn f Burry County Take tixLxcr ficBoot.—A much nooded tiling in nny wall regulated township fa an institution for educational fariliG— ‘ We hare a notice fa another column iu | They want their attendance on tho stand before the jury, but in certain ex■gvt-Too they might, at a later stage, submii to allowing the affidavits submit­ ted to-day and the tretimony of tbooo I witareaca at the teat trial, with croarbut otdl they eould not peas upon that qaoetiou srextil the teetimnny at Kalamagra bad boon examined by Counsel and j until an scrigmy demanding it bad aoI tuaiiy arfaea, but they eould not allow end of 1L" •'The Court will adjourn ’till; seven in the morning.’’ We then turned eur readerr it it a good one. Dr. J. H. reluctantly away, resolved to be prompt­ Palmer, Prof. Jm. Votpor and other* ly on hand in ths morning to sm the ar. ameug the Itet uf reader*. termination of this interesting suit- Ac­ cordingly at the appointed time we were ]<eaent. After tho case was called, his SPECIAL NOnCE$. to the protection of game, etc., that tho sporting season will soon commcitoe : crime of contempt of *«i * Court, to Kicnax 1.—TA/ Pnph »f tkf SUU t< which the checkered vest suggested Hint rurt that no jrorson or persons ho thought the CLurt was hot in soreion. shall pursue or hunt, dr kill any wild but was completely annihilated by his elk. wild bucK doe or fawn, or kill, de­ stroy, or take by any means whatever, in session and consequently always an or attempt to take or destroy any wild object of contempt'* The Court now turkey, wcodeuck, prairie chicken, or ordered the trial to jwoceed and several [■rnnatod grouse, ruffled grouse, commonwitnesses wery sworn in rapid suecc.- ly called patridgv, or pheasant, or snipe, । .ion, his Honor forbiding their answer- or kill, by any means wliaterer, any 1 ing any questions put by either party, wood duck, teal duck, or mallard duck. clearly demonstrating his ability tn fa­ cilitate btuineai. The proofs being in, and tho case submitted, the jury with equal promptitude brought in a verdict of guilty, thds .attaining tho Court and hisriteJ in their position throughout Clover Hollers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN the trial, after which they were dis­ charged and the defendant ordered by is to bo held .m the grounds known as the Court to give bonds to keep the National Park, on tho 15th, 16th. l"th re read Monday night — the Secretary, Frank now shone forth in all hi glory,—it's Little, Eeq. They number 118, and a good thing for Solomon and the lilies araung them are eomo noted, os well as that they are both withered,—and .w.ll- very fast Lorws. such as Goldsmith, ing out with his own i .pertasma until Maid, Lucy, American Giri, Mathew his arm chair could hold no mote of Smith, CUicajp. McMaan, and others. him, ha looked sotemnly at the chock- PLOWS JA'I) CaSTI^VS, SAWING MACHINES, HARB0W8, ETC., E. P. BURRALL. Office fa John Weteertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. Stale Treasury on the 1st of August, was 8740,918.05. Tho receipts dur­ ing tho month of July amount to S9O.92l.3H, and tho payments during the some time 1100,848 IS leaving a S781.4MM fc dmrwdto dfefag tb. month of |B,4t8.7t Ike {Agent con­ in the common jail of Barry County dition of the funded debt of the Stale fa here Constable is the mittimu." The room waa emptied, and as we ounelm silently passed out we saw tho checkered vest in the custody of the burly consta­ ble, thoughtfully wending hi* way to tho depository of the unruly mewtbere of society, while every now and then a was hold at Bor. Dr. Bellows' church fa distinct murmur fell oa our cars “ I’ll New York cm Friday afternoon, the ser­ vices being twodueted by Rev. A. G. One be rsa, large quautety of wheat, top­ ------------ -- ----------------- r----------- — — Lawrie, uf Erie, PoonayIrani*. Peter*. buggy, tot of ha... fowl., a*d a numta-.ef other things were ooessanod fa the flames. Tuo toss WiU fall net far short of 0,000. No Insurance. Supposed to Hotxl Aaxjvifii.—Oa Tuesday vresting wo find at’ilfa Hwlfagi Haus.. Che the many eearibte, interesting and beau­ following imirartant arrivals: tifully printed journals that reach our Hon. Birney Hart, Grand Rapids; table, there » Dot a single one that fa Hau Tboa B. CfcnreK ; Henry A. £*r- ttt Goods are Cheaper than Low COIPfflffll) WAHOO BITTKES, ^^nawStauSrJli^sny****" U” WK, M4SIKS. DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, And we will sell them ns cheap ns any hniiHc From New York to Chicago, �Subscribe To Far Imwzs.—Prepare as above, •W and fry brown with pork fst ToPmts.it Kurns—Wash, .osk baif ““ bw"r. ’rimIWkidiwyt three hours. D. «. COOK & CO’S Finn Bum.—Take nw-third fish, and fned mto fails. Frown, and sone with tl>o beets or |>icUm SEW ABVERTISEMEkTS. Cam us Q.m fasacn-iua: tU buttorand suMr well together, twat the ।____ Daurhey IC0. Column. •ggx, add wfth tire starch and powder, flaw to ta«» Bako * We Offler the following Tax Titles j CO, $290 (ID Mretewsr. Ko Ywk. cmPHwnnTum! Chicago. Eock Ldaad.^and PacUto R. Porsw Ptm—Boil and mash tha potatoes, mix them with sugar, fleer, nutmeg, butter, and Iwaten epro Mak. them into cakre, fry a nire brown, and aerve them with white saner. of LANDS REPUBLICAN THEA-HECTAK :* * mi 9274 BLACK TEA Kinxxik Fan®—Trim parboil, cut in thin sliora, dredge them well with flour, fry un Ixilb side, season with salt and pepper, make a grary of butter and ' flour, add a Etile vinegar, aervo hot. 1 To Bsxa Ltvxx.—Envvkipa toe liver with buttered paper, plaeo it in an oven ' and baste often ; a few Vinnies before it is done, take toe [upar oft and baste ' continually ; serve with gravy or sauce. IJrxxn Krnsns.—Prepare and (lire I theltidntys, plare alternate layers of slices of salt pork and Itidneys oa a skewer, pat fhese in a pan, o little cold . water undai- tbo pan grate, and bake । ftWWSl™ CARBOLIC TABLSIB in. Hum put in tho liver, cook until done, with salt, pepper, vinegar. Brtww Ilxxr Knjm —Cut Ibo kid­ ney into slices, and season it highly with pepper and salt, and fry it a light brown; then jour a little wenu water into the pan, dredge in some flour, put in the slices of kidney, and let it stow very gently. Servo hot To Cook Fuji —Nothing to better to cook salt ftoh m than the toa-kcttle boil­ er, as it must be he,tod gradually, and «>mn rr very gently; boiling will moke the fish bard and tough. It is gvnerally to be picked in flakes free from bones, akin, and everything but fl>h. NEW CARPET HOUSE The very BEST PLACK to bay CAUTION CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, tULTlMOHR. MATTINGS. REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO MATS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, rcdutad whole, tuak them three hours in cold water; when to bn boilod, war.li only ; w hen to U- cookod iu siloes, hare waler with a little aalt on tho tiro; a* NOTTINGHAM LACES, <to«- aJtuiuu&ii oiAtk, tn&tL /a/fa.<ndiAMuuj RuxwA iov OIL ifa-Au ot 0Avb:£a-.'x£ tu. IRV OF THE I IN EUROPF . Knurr Srtva.—Wash, trim, and cat , up in thia slices any kidneys, put them ' into the tea-kettle boiler, with onions sliced to tartc, and two slicei of salt pork. ■ Cover with boihug hoi water, stew two ' bouts. Make a cup of gravy of flour in I cold milk, pour into too boiler; then add । TTTwvmYZVWr salt and pepper to taste, let it boil fire | CAU-LION minutes, serve hot i»»i ite^taaA^i F. IMMEN. ERIE Puma Ox Toxovt—Remove tho rind “f a mortar ns fins an pcasibiH with the .2— butter, nod tho irowcR beaten fine. When t > „ perfectly nounrfed, and tho spire well Zr^SyCHOmai rilonded with tho meat, proas it into' small potted pans, and («ur clarified 1'syeb.uKy u Ova tiih! butter over toe top. A little roast veal Rte. br addsdto the potted tongue to an »J"^.1 BAILWAY. , 1,400 miles under . 860 miles without One Management Change of coaches. BBOAD BAOUK-BOUBLg THACK XOCTrl (NEW TOBI BOSTON, ALBANV Wo copy, fur the benefit of our tead­ em, the following 1 Life becomoa more harmonious, it beats with a keeasr pulse of etyoynwmt Family Sewing Machine, ' SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, PRAIRIEVILLE. Ayer’s type,, of bcaatr, m ton beauty of a Lady Dum belle, if toes is a tinge of stupidity, there to. at any rate an aUnoeuboro of repose a genial influence moulding nor social converse and habits Into gentler amusing to ere bow the prcttinote of woman tells on her drees, Ikow tor order and propriety of her drees tells on tho borne. The pursuit of beauty, the habit of uretttoMi gives an idea) dig­ nity to tho very arrangement of her bon net strings. la every movement, iu the very sweep of her ample folds, in the pose of bar languor, in the gay start of Lor excitement one feels the softening. Hair Vigor, JURUBEBA Aliqiii Drier ai Baft frT«t UTOtiXr.01 ABDOM11ALORG4 1 I LT? OU A W.I.1T <ir 1 KltnlTTKXT CK IKMITTK.XT H ■ 1 r’t -.7! >s (.■ -,ii : EM. nitOrttr. ULDOUtMl CIBCl'i.atiov or Tilt uuxin, aik . ■ . :■ ■■ . MloroLA. DVSTKI-HIA. 40DK a rXVKKOR T8IIR For restoring to Gray Hair iU natural Vitality and Color. BANNER OFFICE, YANKEE SPRINGS. <1U HUB£B A, THORNAPFLE. the hair where tho follicles an de­ stroyed. or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such M remain ran be Partiw deairing to purchase wfll do roll to Call We will ehaerfhily giro all information desired. growth of hair is produced. Inr.-d af baling th. hair with n pasty <«. metH.itwfBksopitdeanandrirz -t Ha ooeatianal use will prevent tho l-rir from turning gray or fisDiag off. ri ‘SSPwPWHia* - ’1# wtaation of vitality it gives to >e aoaty MTesto and prevents tho for.Atian of daadraftwUAtaaftanto nctoanty sad offensive. Tw fam th re Michigan Exchange Jmtaa Mt aofl whim cambrie, and yet 1 J ■SKrussfiS’rf’*-’ ftWkrwl b, Dr. >. C. Ajw A Ce , Years Experience AT THE nAX.XKB OFTICX. •C a tanwmsa. tarry Cs. MM. ITALIAN � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-15.pdf 18c1232f09da12c35047e171a88bc837 PDF Text Text . Jljc tjnstings flntrncr. BUBnre m nut. VOL. I. bailt, vanbbbpml HASTINGS, MICIL, TUESDAY’ EVENING AUG. 15, 187L THE VANDfiREOOL TRIAL I* People being repreaemad by G*«. I N. W. Nobcu, the Prosecuting At•: B. M. Cutcbeon of Maaistao, Attorney t May of Kalamazoo and 1obiKties and will probably not take a DMFOOL C4««. O.V.N. I-lhropof Durett, .nd the PrioouiT, by 1). Darwin Hughes of tian of the trial, bnt wiM teavu it with । Grund Rapids and John Van Arnau of bis dirtinguWwd CounM-1. With a Brief Sketch of the life of the 1>. Darwin Hughes spent iris early life ■Chimgo. Judge and Attorneys Engaged . The evidence elicited and arguments and vchool days near Syracuse, N. Y„ ' ____ PREVIOUS HISTORY OF THE VAH« ' G«‘er*1 . NO. 1. Under these circiunstxuwes. whwh only point worthy of. notice was that of dohnquincy in serving tho subpranaa but here to-day, he said he could not atemant tho Court interrupting, raid that point was hardly worth spending time upon, as seemed to he no question about petted aasl fully intraded ___ __ there _____________ _ therefore, ho requested an adjournment that, and proposed to the Attorneys fol , until to-morrow rooming to ww.if any the defense shot a jury be sunioned and ' intelligence of them witnraree would the People go ou with their mAb of the 1 m the Third Trial at Hastings. m bon taum, and if mt to case <----------_1— the l-L -------- on “ * ?‘ ta teen in 1828. At theagvof the age of '’ eomo como on the evemng evening tram, and2 close testimony their ! produced at this trial has rendered it where he A ntoetoTO be came to Eaton Oto,Mwhigan, Oto,Michigan, - deride upon what couree to parent', port, in th? hope that these witnesses M cum ‘ ‘ celebrated, nr one of tho most reumrka- nfoevwn bio cases, resting entirely on cfacuinatan- where he studied law and was admitted which a mi granted'and Court adjourned may be found in the mean time, but if a August 1 -Sth, 1870. not, abd there was a reasonable show of cial evidence, evor known fa the crimin­ to the Bar at the ago of twenty-one. until .to-morrow manfag at 9 o’otodk. This celebrated case is so well known ob...... taining at that tirno there might bo a WnumssT Moonxe, Aug. 9. ; al annals of this State. The most in­ He began the practice of Ms profearion to the rending public of Michigan that X^liile tho large crowd that had allittle delay or some arrangement made tense excitement prevailed during the in Marshall with Hon.. Isaac E. Crary any repetition of it seems almost super­ ready assouildod were anxiously awaitin regard to their testimony. . whole wuuie trial, iruu, wuiuu which penetrated pcucuatou iv to «u all enu THS •lu tl’iuu.', nT»":iniw and was afterwards associated with Jusfluous, and yet, as we are to have one of Mr. Hughes said he would not-dare to parts of the State, and the disagreeme v.t tin D. Wooley who had Imm« a student ing the arrival of the Judge and Attarthere exciting trials fa our community, From 2-the — first of the Jury, being nearly equally drdr-j1 fa i„ his l.'.o dffico. U..,_ ~t he aimed J nsy’s this morning, they were very do ho, ns they might not be found at all, a few of tho main points of what has generally looked for and | nt B high standing tn his profowdon and much startled, upon the entrance of two nor any agreement made. heretofore been done, may not be unfa­ Jem. proMr Eggleston said that tho Cour: about harmonised with the public pnho. | has devoted Idraaelf exdurivaly to that strange ladies, to see one of th< terestfag. ‘ Steps were immediately taken for nnnn- i BUd never held nay j»u!itical office except coed. directly to one of- our cowitnbleH, might adjourn until next Monday, and — On Fundny, the 5th day of Bcptonii *tb«r trial, but tho season was bo for ad-1 Mayor of Marshall, though be lias been Wm. II. Stebbfas, and confront hiiu 1 fa the mean time an extra panel of jut»i«r. 1M9, between ton aud eleven 4 .... , ■ ‘ _ r o'clock A. M.. Georgo Vandirpool and ! vane"d “ wouW U ahno"1 ,tnpOM ’ ‘ l',n ' ’n tb* I*""*™”*’ tjpk*t for Ju“- with, “Where is my son—Whefa is ! rum might lw 4ommoned, and the testiHerbert Fi.-ld entered the Bank togeth- ] bk I,rwure the “tterufanre of irftnro- | :i. f the Supreme Court, *c. H« never llerbert Field? Oh wretched hui! mony at Kalamazoo could be examined, The Judge said ho was opposed to dcsee from so remote a point, without ■; -ired fa Justice Court nnd has now which produced a profound sciuatipn. er for the purpose ot settling up a few Sho proved to bo tho mother of !Jbr- ■ fay. Mr. Hughes said that the plan railroad facilities, and hence there w«n . noTiriy abandoned local practice on nc• remaining matters which was to termin­ no alternative left to the prisoner, but to count of tlio great call upon him i« bert Fifld and evidently mistook ‘him 1 propose*! by Mr. Eggleston seemed to ate the partnership which had hereto­ go into “ winter quarters” nt Kalanin- Counsel jr from all parts of tlx* country. for Vanderpool, wbibh astonished every- ‘ iifai to bo tho bret tiling that could be fore existed between them, after which Duriug the present year he was appoint­ body, us ho is one that would not! done under the circumstances,. but the time, it is claimed by the Prosecution zoo. In the spring tho ca*e was again ed Solicitor of the G. R. A I. It FL likely bo taken for so distinguished a Court still strenuously opposed delay.— that Herbert Field was never seen alive, biwight up and venue again changed to & Mr. Hughes thonsaid that the defense Cotiqainy, and opened an office- at Grand diameter.' but tins is doaied by tho Defense on the Harry Co., and on April 17tb, 1871, the " At the opening of Court, dt 9 oMMtic,, would be satisfied dint an order bo is­ /testfatony of two or three witnesses.— prisoner was brought to Hastings. In Itnpida, as«o< fating wilh.hiniH«lfTbonme J O'Brien. ‘ Mr. E. J. l^fglrston, of Grand Itejtids, sued summoning an extra panel of ju­ nil three dork days, tho prisoner has Vanderpool caiuo out of ths Bonk alone, CbailM G. Holbrook was boru and i also appeared for the People, in ftddi- rors for next Monday, then the question been sulaoed and consoled by the pres•and went homo about noon where bore\, reerived his aarly education nt Gouv- I tion to those already reported. ■ Ww can be submitted as to whether this tes­ uiained nearly nil the time during the rest eaco of a ministering angel known as eneur, N. Y. .-When a young man he prisoner was'brought in; looking Mite timony will be allowed. hie wife, who has clung to him “ through ■of tho day,-so that the transactions of that If the case be put off till Monday, the camo to this city <u>d studied law with pole and care-worn from his longhgsu-. one* mysterious hour, from II to 12 cell with him, at other tnnes looking up bis brother, I. A, Holbrook, nnd was fiueiaent, and Mr. Cheaver, in his behalf, subpeenos left «t Manistee would be -/dock, within that enclosed Bank, are returned, and if parved, tho trial ofrib testimony and aid to earn- on the de­ admitted to the Bor fa 1857, and fcfaco submitted three oflidawM. C-4mown-<mly to mw living human being, would go Qty. if not,, ho would.be that lime has built up a vary successful nndj It is right hero an the borders of tho fense to the M Utter end;” if noo-raarv, in all of which she has shown h devo­ practice, nnd. is now one of the znofct the nfa* atwitnesMs v ouWsw«nr,ubieh obliged, peihaiw, to oak a continuance to showed tha4:theyi.««ro:veJ^-«MffiWr the next terra, iu tho hope that the peo­ _ ______ _________________________ j promising tnesnberaof tho Barry County tion and heroism worthy of hdr sex. To-day the third trisi of thia justly Bar, and is too well known in thivcom- another was 4hai of ti c tilinrift-aMr- ple would admit tho. testimony rather .muafty । Vraonraa, allowing, that due diligiirn than ailov,’ that . ' to nvod any exAunded' notice. The one baud for the eafe- celArdted ante begins fa this city before Th* Judg* then said that aa both Henry M. Cbeew spent his early fife j had IwtMBsed to servo ttho Kii.lyins our newly elected Judge, His Honor,, at tbs liistoricol town of Stillwater, N. with the result, ch Mutedawstofds^^fob .aides arcaud to be anxious for a delay, Birney Afoyt. On the other forth* personal rights nnd . For ----th*• Tocrpte will appear the Bros- j. ¥., but received hw education aX... the other Maa that.af Mr.J4(ighcB, of G^un- foeditd n *. lafaw but he Vould bo comliberties nerjm ui of the wiu iiiumumu. individual. * • 1 _ ___________ Oa the following ta, Jlun-toy, Field Alton,.1__________ Munutw, N. W.. Univiiraity of AUchiguu, luu-fag gcudu- oil, stating that-fahvaaH<|>e nr.Safam»d< jpoUsd to alk>w them to have their wa$'_— Ndam, &q., and Meesra. Chuwfosr.d iatai from4Mmstimtk>nin theyfaw.off •■fuff th Lit, dh-nt to procoeJ. wi ~ ••inusrqpting. •«n. Church said tho Jteo4853. TZ-. Ho wua »O’>u to trial at present under die above । jde^rerw nut aaxiqi#» for .delay, Lut as Grand liapida, nnd for .nr,afl*iT.adrarti<«i r..- ■ it Was at first though, by some til At he Eggleston —’’•TZT—uf ----------------*—'----’ th.* i-Z'-Z, _ • ----—‘ •* hna tun nw. 1ml 'rtmi .u4M»n. '■ B-It^ont, D. B«-rin Hwtfcw. H.»y 4to tin and Ur-t* •**. >“W>-«•« "WtoIicre wouldjbe one any; way, m order tn Um> -tv rife\.c>f Ltetrofa. ftndtat.ljdoaver <remnrkedf that. tta. tn ir^tnMteicte MnM ™to th, , C- O HOlbnxA,.U.^k rfuMtote —in Jof Duunu-teultet I <,.«»„ tetenA -1 tete y all «f whom we herewith present Book which *<u .4~ll_v ;.uuferfon <rf -T-ll-f-horn wnlw-mth t—nt. Wednewlay. after winch it «jew|qd best . Birney - — Hoyt jwas liorn in Cfotfaiuqas that Vanderjiool efar-dd ’ hb seewM and W***, Whr~www. ■ a<«>r.liugl^tt<te>wd<v.Sn.l. 8th, >■"*■» "W. Whou he «te tow «« L. ... lodgttd lt> >0. though no prow- «« »" «“• u. thu tteh- .mI hud r-t bora i-n-l for his and , “ l'«~in«ion a fOMted Co. - Sent — - tiiavho - wire -j'Frinalftj2to I860 he attended sohsol, : was not till 171h legally charged with ’ the J^mdor of hi* firrt at Detroit and afterwards at.V.raod Btipid*, and dMfa. b»>. begun tiro su»4^ of jfca, wkich.wjH,•»- presen: there Am* ^r^ri» othenj rmrid ^ahiy be obtetoedfa .iawyei -i wUm hi*v» jraofaed .longer fa: ‘ ’ - * " ’ ’ ’ '~ c<l life and dwtod huuseif aiiriuM' uJy to the law. .^fb practict'S fapwirly aJl .Uio.Qaeuita of • Ahu State. and tw n; 474; iPri-H lawyer and a tJciUfal .gudi of witnesses, ho han f.wequnh. Ho h yeton the MJjmy. aateot forty y.wra, is a jury, we might na well have it Mr. Hiitfbra naked for auwtiachuiBu. ■that ho was anxious to go on with the for the witness, Charlie Springer, whic h trial but did not feel thol lie could do aowm ___ granted, and an order was made for •without witnesse* bo material, but- iq«» ■forred to trial without than, as the next Court adjourned until 2 o’clock an Mon­ best tiling, ho would ask the Attorney!* day uf next week, at which, tifoe there is on the other «ido to allow the testimony ven- IfalT^oubt but the trial will pros an tho trial at KAta- eee<l withifat further dshy. ; r— • ,;r^ to tlio Jury, but would mazoo to Jujtooat fa 1£2 ; .^rasaaUi-aker will raak-i a vid(Jth Jlih. t Awf’ry. Us - panv ipapfa in j uabi»v«d4fti;rt* to sha defense, I Firrt DayA Pxocsedfagsthe battle <>rGwtysburgh and fa all the ' ;— ’ •<JWta*Wr5lMomlay 1*. M,; Ai^urt 1 Uh,■!$$.. boi le.-i upder Sheridan fa the Sber.an‘ ‘ *’ "**“ - . the minds of t:e**riy all—many of whom •“*• “« e*"* • to tins, .Mr. Gtanreh,- in beiudf of dip i Pur»tvii4 to,a4i°*,injnieilV^'<>}lr‘-pljs:'" <roon vauev,; and was “JrlnuoltiB '• • tho I very refactenHy csmb? to that miudusfar. » 1 IVople, faiid that tliLr wu< a delicate , o.l at 2 o!cl(rik foi«. P-jM-, Mr. Church t.rcl ff’Captjfo. ; from tho chanictar and jJandinf' of tfa» ’qucwioit. i'announuiid tLai the Pm-pte were nri^y. linon uortutel -thnt th. on. rtirgrf, 1 ?' T j­ om ™ .usrMf, — well. MWHrttev; si **?: [ । Kot «.»■>»)• to'Onntinue to aaothor [ Mr. Chocver, is b< hill? of tlte "Respou.naru”iha«n.«t w”n L j terra, birt from-day io day. We wont r. I dent, said at the butt priori of tiiir Tvixniv Mexxtsv, Aug. btii, Ifci l. tty'nl right alnii|r, lor apparent reason.;— : Court an uypUi-;rtiotT wa-J iniuli1 for a i.r i f pLK • r school ftt Aim Arbor uno farm, during ( U Tb?1. !TtriJ v l .11 in and was ndiuitte?. XVR5F>»<-, remotoness «f the coOmv from 1 postponoftietipiU t»'«-^y account of I no t.r-1 irutl wa> held in 31uau’-M . ■ . , . • , , . ,. T, j i r .i tTfoHft? nt Grand Tfnnid-i m JteidTol-। A ............................... • • • , n । wil^csses, ’ th.- clo«? -ef the reguld? July ter.11 ’ which the witnesses nw, tlio ”Tuut ex- • Uio ab-eii' e 'if very i before Judge J. G. Jlum-dell of thcl... „ t , j. . •, • ■ T ’cnvfa-’ aria far two year-wa-i a partner j el C7.rtonthHaxh.lt .'it jt[UG, ifoit rijqiliufa.iii ‘-in mafi«.th< I’"1’” ‘U"J *“: uf Ihu-teenthJodwaa] Circuit, beguimg ou I ' i Sheriff wiiri ►ent for tinwa uitnr< M ttntil Ihr Un plttjhMe .rf tr-tag i ■»»*«• the Irt day of February, ifad cun- ■ n ' ' '3-'; Jfo was elected'Tibiae uf hb !tte '.'A-.rtM ef r,. b.dlfait .nnoHdo that thoalxoni they are still unable to Ut- fonti.l, and tinuing to the 2titl. wlu-n dreadftl, /.-■ -T, • a " ~’ i"’’ *•’’•r" ”• ! • Bnh'nte'w -aohtorr MofinoirmM anl > h * ‘"'-J Gtertt, Vm.Wjo.,1, in.l< udof .djmtm-1 wit trewe wouU .After n< in the now we inakcjhe motion tliat thu> case . ; alhilnvil jiiak ...buul.wl, lint to thin the l.-o coutinMtxftiil ihoRext term, upon the I.IU-.1 mix,, for life ■ w.i-fr .nMiu.r.4 'up. ’’ “**“ ‘!<1 U’ l">i ' of"c.ifni' in thir city In July li st, with 1; .rrae- <1; v th-re M tarn mm» I •'ooplo nonh', not o..n««le. affidavit dif th ' Deputy Sheriff, Ed. Ma'.­ cn tftd prisoner. Ijgrert howira^d sttfUfkctton- nhauge.. . my twm'ly, in ‘ tonntel tor ■ 11 ‘" I[••■■mono} IUU .son-.x Mtontlanre ..LU-IIUKUI <• of C11 time I,iesc witWil- ।. lory, lory, •.. filch atutud'lhat Jip failed to find In this trial the'People were repre­ in.it> rial 'for, tho I’eoplo Mw. Lospmfaont and A few days’ <Wuyw.w n< -tscH is ,__8. ripriggRT and Charlie Spring! r, Jiuy sented by tho Prosecuting Attorney, (> , , for the defimop roohi ;H,. qu.i atr. and Ere. l\»tt,' who*W. Bunk Kx,.. »1 his ...irlnrr. th. j 'T1" -J-'jy ii Hrwtol asriet.-sary for preparation. They re on — the ............ । house was kwed, mid lie bclieyc-u ' ------At the of Dourt this morning B M. Cutchei■» suit Tuouioh B. Choreh ~»iwly, M«*s. >-■ Is--. J sopening ..................................... b ■I - unut their nt tendon.......... 1™ that -— . f Ornn.l Ital'M". Tor flio TirspotKhuit, ■ II, .UondoJ Brown <’iiive:./y motul 9>rf,l<®lr, Won. Birnry llov: priw.1- ' '■“«» «»Jlu7- •<“>'» MHiuMfe . .11 had lull t. mj omni, '.or llw tekr .1 iit-ictr l M..'..rf Bmn-d-lli Bm -BI ' J"'® ■‘ml Uiei r.ent i-. -« «nd nil-■ - ' in . Hl flw Attorney, far tho l'«>- .!«"“•< < might..«tn tala Wngr.rth- moidins lks.ni AU iourt, .nd 3 “ w“ .Xi..r Si of Mum irr. j m-ntly gn.duat.-l u- Trinity .'oltag..; pfe’h.J urn,xl. ,„d th, .Ind^r,-.-; « ’» th. .UhUrd. .utanit-1I now wo are txnnpe’■■Jed, ■ much • as uo r».Th, orison-r <iu «n i' ■&!• WrJ. j “t nurt-fard, Coen. Onur to tl» Suh-' il'tiJ .fa-dteu oi,. in rasa Hint hud , fad fa-day and the te.ti.fauy of th..., grot it. 19 nak for a Ci'tiinuauoo because M hi. ..................in tbs must annhatx in IM'-’, stndixl Jnw «ith Ow. <Mn i >»" « •* •» *« Uta fam. -and than id- ntae.M, ;,l th. Im trial, lw,. tlu'sc witiifSHA-. ore .• . material, ns they term- b- th- ha' had •ilma.lr pa H ” ‘•--In.B. r- os adun'.twl t.Hius Bar ‘ joumod ih. mart until 2 ..'«lotlr P.'M., tipm..wtum, dr., fa lx. nad fa I'm jury; iwoor to have seen Hv’Lrl Field.fa tire farth"amt mu-t Ut obt-vod, »«1 teurd-, U-t-m !»•«*« “t O—nd I imnoat —.to., । hut .tuith,, eouhl no| jnw. upo. d,.t afternoou, pad < very thiun' of tho Pruaburly ho sm. t»krn fa’ tho Sate Prison r-hrrej. h.s rewiued er«aoe. He! .Uth..oom,iag<da>nrtthi..ifarteon, |nuo»iu,n uutU thotMtimonyut linhuna- ccuti'.n is tjsnt Herbert Finld war- mur­ uSitmunr] in hi<a>)iK« drog- n . '‘V " ptd>'>i=fflt [..litifian in the th. <~o of tins J'.lfdo -m. Owrgo Van- ( lfa.fa.exnnniw.1 by CdOuMl Out dered in the hunk between tho hours pf 11 and 12 o’clock. Vanderpool went the bto' Mnnh UT" ’ 1 ’en..»-ruic )«iri..j ni.l b« lijen Tnw dorpod bring called, the Po..pl<. me i until .n nig. ary. dnundiug it liud aTlieeenliet of ■■ guilty' —nfa.'. to baling Attorn.y, Uemluir id' the State | rupm«.turd by Um i'uuux uting Au.unry I lualiy aiu-u, but they rwiid r. Haifa. 1 homo aliout 12 awl tho Prosecution any trie.. -teffM v-fafe-efa"' in the plnoo Con-tinruonal CuMpition, Member. of|«f MnaUfao Co- K. W. Netasa ud (Uw^idte-it. is be nod alone. ' thnt during his afacnco fa the evening ihiw’all die rv.ne. hml miu^M, Ht! *«J-isidatitm twh-r. Abiyfr .oriWfanuu B- dumb of limed Buuids Neat « fa delay on amount .4 the ho < tirrind away nnd concealed the laxly.. th. r»onlo throogtoot the Sfat» took a «nut<l '«.•!«,, and hu beyu &e»j<utl.r »k» anaoutimd theatre, n. mady for । .ulipan. n« Iwing ten .4. But srty so that if WO can show that Field wa^ dtff.kn’tsii n oMheaattn-. the pros'|™» C.’jtdwa by tho itanoemts. tho tri.l. . taro tho,- n|t born »un-«l> soon in the afternoon thou tho theory o! of Ike Slate took sides in warm terni.--,! Ho coml twtwl flv« first trial of lh« cause | Tho Ifaspomleut wua ropwwenteft by I "cdonot wish to hurry or arowil, tho Prosecution talk to tho. ground. iiubiienxee.tingn were held in some places I which resulted in the conviction of the ID. Darwin Hughes of Grund TispiiD. bo‘WD posribto speed. < harlca ftpringer has boctj fabpanod to mis., laonev to defeuv tho expend of I prisoner. j Henry M. Cbsovcr of Detroit aud I Apparency there Ims been very great to attend and yet doc- not, and th* n new trial whfah sins grantM Mid the F- ?• EggV*'>n c.tn« from Baum, N.. Cbim U. Holbrook uf Hnshngs, Mr-1 '‘'t.'bguufa in Un. maUer. The Teopir Court issued nn attachment, and we venue dtataed to Kalausaz... Y-where he trM bom in 1825. Vol Hugh, said .hat Im did not know , "to t» Jnu.Lut i| wm pa^ml have boon unable to carve this Tho prisoni r, unconscious of what J educated at Atfrion Cullego in this Slate, whether the defense was ready or not,;to Anffn’t18t The Pooplo may object that an ndwas going an outride, after n ropoao of j Studied law with Gov. Gordon of Mor- I on account of the absence of four mate-. They were ready again, when it, was joimiment will bring it w fate thqt they ten weeks, fa tho rilonop of tho tomb, | shall, nnd Chief Justice Martin of Grand ; riol witnesses, viz., Mrs. Springer, Mr. put off till this time (Mr. Hughes iufer- •cannot bring their wlhte^eto Wo grunt istee, on the bearh -uf Take.Michigan. on May 9th was again brought forth to ‘ Rapids, w hero Ire was admitted tn tire ' nnd Mrs. Loti and Mr. Isidow. He nipted and aaid that it waa by mutual the light of day and taken to hu new Bar in 1851, and soon after entered into sail the Sheriff reported that he found consent in both cases which Mr. Church . . , • ... » ■> _______ 1 ... —'n-ii . partnership with Judge Withoy. TTm. Ro xr_ admitted.) Mr. u™' Springer and the little boy Charlie -A Ought not thowi subpoenas to have The second trial began on the 10th of has been Prosecuting Attorney, and in at home, but Mrs. Springer was absent _ ? got away October, 1870, before Judge Charles R. 1862 was appointed Consul at Cadiz, and they said she wont away one mon-,1 been served before witnesses ~ Brown of tho Ninth Judicial Circuit, Spain, by President lancoln, where ho tog and they did not know where she ! We think them* witnesses might be and continued fill the 19th of Novem­ remained till 1865, after which he re­ was, that he found the house of Mr. and obtained while the People nre pteeentturned to Grand Rapids where he has Mru. Lott locked up and could not an- ingftheir side of the case, and we feel ber. In this trial the most distinguished since devoted himself to the practice of certain their whereabouts, hut learned that a delay would do us great injustice, Mr. Hughee in reply, reply, said said that tho the that Mr. Ladow was at Saginaw. ^ r- Hughes Counsel were cagaged on both sides his profession. that, but they con bo procured sometime. Their wftarosew come readi­ ly, oare unwillingly. We submit that we have usod due diligence. Wo sub­ mit that this Cdurt ought to postpone until these witnesses can bo found and brought into court. Mr. Church said ho was not satisfied in his own mind farogard to this, else ho would not hesitate. �previously excused, ras called and chalen Chas. V. Robir.rnjected. Samuel ofUtofrror Hagerman was called and being absent. tial opinion,' Mton consequence Mr. Pratt h Detroit JWf and bed A rmed and oxNewton J. Nevins called, wbon he an­ whether it w31 take evidence tu change that, did fa> state that Ms spittian is preswd his uplftfoa. and isawnuch as nounced from where he stood, that ho liable to change. diaquaHfies turn ? ITS tliftt opinwu was ukfasri Io Cwnttl he had an opiniou, but he was brought decided Uw form of tt» question inl­ was rejwtod, aud Mr llemy J Jithrup forwun! and questioned and discharged, was drawn. Mr. .Gerkev hud read of D. 8. BugW cal fol and announced that he had formed no opinion in regard to t'phriesi and was rejected, aad Mtaer the matter, hut he was peremptorily — SMti-i. 1.^— beingchallcngud, and Peter Covert called and drawn. Ehjah Barnum exwish to hear any farther urgwmauta. Mead a-*Mr. Hugho.i naked the Court if he This juror wm then csMuadaiW incumpe- eoutufd. Mid be bad read all the teati­ rejected for cause. Cyrus Edmonds was tend to it Itat itfmwi one u at work' next drawn and rejected lor cause, aad toulby tho Ctort, ««d J. W. prw uring w ituessea, etc., srtiy not .•attend weald fa»d the facts upon which this rolctdlod. Mr. Cox was U*o» examined opinion, nud Edwiu >L Balas was liuleffD. Chapman drawn but.Rulotf to this ? • drawn. Mt. CacnpbeU fa-fog examined, and challuagod for cause, and John F. wasn’t wanted, when Horace J. Whit­ The Coart tarn asked for n written It will take the Ihweutfati at Ireat Emory c-dted. Mr. IteukwtiA wtw then had rt fH of it and formed and express­ ney wim called and .was abernt, and ten Haya or two weeks to put fa their copy of tho request for continuance. *" rtfiaMs^ taken, lie had road otose <4 the first Walter Arnold was drawn, when Mr. side of tWb cum and if these witxaawei . _ a. Mr. Hughes num uced tbit the Defendaut «« in th- Stalo it Mona tu mu llwr ran “ l"™ul of Umw wtarww and wn- trial, but none of the second, but did out know that her bad fanned on epintoa. Brooks, of Maple Grove, was then was content with tho jury, a list uf whom be procure !. They are 'not n*u(teil to- limes •that — pursuit - — • until -• •thi»y are aeeded Mr ItaokwWi wua )Hjrempturily chal­ taken and suid he bed not mad of the we will give fait the Prosecution will morrow nor next week. Mr. and I Mrs. by Use defoanc. He had paid out mon­ lenged. and Franklin Peck called, who trial, liad haasd it talked uf, Init iiad not make some change in it in tho inoraIdOttoro peroons that bate out jrnao ey from huownpasWt u> send the 8hersaiil he was over tat yew» ol age, farmed on tpiniou. Mr. Lothroji had iog very far. । Tho nul.po.wu wont loo l«w, aud <bi- i h«glo*»u n^u. ntwl that tb.nw ■I and was excused, and Galviu B- Dickin- read ufit and foruied and expreesed on John J. Putter, J. W. Briggs, Miner nhwitr rtar.nl unlv on- rlav aad h-ra.iM. : lluvo uoAm bo adifrd. to Urn bat of wil- I non oalhrt. Hugh Stauth Mug rxanuu- opution nnd wai t»j< cted, and Btephea Mend, W|n. Mitetad). Walter ArnoM, tbornwrfmv. .iw.,.,i out of town, ii Mr.Bay. Mm. Ml lira. Fm-1. «i. ahihad __ ______________ .n oimuou wanohjlnnp. . - Ligenwc nan drown. Mr. Head befog Wm. 1*. Bristol, W. W. Cofo, John «.uuimg Io. much -.Imt lh« van m.l! Bek and Mr. I. K Oorttoj. I-Hwraium tu which Church Chunih oblartA , ed far cuum’, to objected, examined, find read «utemcnts of it but Wvbtter, leaa<> J. Brooka, Chnr'.ei Ba­ be foniMl. Tile l^roroettrioti hos had I >(,- Hughes ubjicted to these tuum. ■ uud the jnn r wo* sworn nnd farther ex-! foul not fanned an c^aiium. Mr. 0. C. ker, IL Hough Calin, Joseph Odell. umined. Mr. Church read pwuu taw i Bates was exanundl and rejected for Court adjourned till !» o’clock, to­ * the same kind *i uetk to aud they ‘ be'ng added. ... ! frten tho Mich. Difvst in regard to ; cause, an-1 G. W Vateatinu was drawn morrow. , have been at work. . . Iho motion for adding tin- naroen uuil ifaja argued foe point that ■ and excused on account <»f deafness, and Can wo standJiwv aud presmu > tli a • • th < additiottal wittuxs:i.wo* withdrawn. . gmwer ' Abram Ryensou drawn. Mr. Hanun \wfat< in v-oir-l t < J*r’9 ,aor' wn' brought fo tfo-’, fimt fai had * imrtial opinion which it ■ wa* rejected for tsuue, mid Samur! , ‘ ’ nurning. a.teuded by tliat tluvote^l wife ---n _requireevidence ■.-----.j------ ------------ -i.;.i. —Vr_..— ...------1_. J------would u> ivw rciuow, drawn. Mr. Ingoroon was also AUUM IU]IU.T I IIHIBHI' , which1 i Young .1 the f-uiuer to-timony,'but wo think the who u ...Mill known t.. thh.tribl, nnd h„. >11.1 nol .Kissis thjok swis.,1.1 lh» Mlttl. ehnl- VsMlbd.wl rejected far cause, aud J. - - -AttorW^***__ » till! G it* Z*1l 11 ««• ««■'] .F D. Fl PnuUel was «■ ... j - ___ •_ trinl shottld go nu. bolli rm vidbly dfccirtl wbon th- ;(mgl. U ,hin wnv nr would rtuludo drawn. Mr. Ryerson vita rejected for! GEO. C. WORTH M’- Hughes »uwl hr uid not und*r_ Ooun rule) Cat tho (tin! would pnnwd ,„u „ho ud o«r cause, uud Anthony (foodspuud drawn otw U«I<>. a GvoJy«ar'« riujn-. titand the point to his predicmmw’s arwithout thune witiioaw. column olni newspaper, and and Hxoured uu account of rickaai* VAN VELSOR E ROLF! jpnneat. Ho socma to dwell entirely S M U«. ll»<inc«. Mirhtaui. Ofleo and John • It. Crandall drown. Mr, VTTORXEY upon tlio question of diligence, if wc| The Court then ordered 12 nam-w he then read from 13 Mich. Iley. 224. orw katfamal Saak, weave reu-> aid Jtirw.: 1,0.1 C. ..ur bu,uAv ... fro“ <>■" !»"«> j"™” •» Tho Court ruled that Mr. Smith was Young hud talked uf it every chance ZL. RFWELI, »unH haw had ttem. W. u. hurt Jt”” u U Car' I incum]rt>tent to rit. and Lewis Wilcox ho had and wro rejected ami Jocep'n 1TT0BNEV si U» Iomtsom ■ Mr. I’enneU Lad ■ hot to trv a man fur bis Ufc, who beet, !»“■>-• U K‘”S. ““ was called. Mr. < ramer wa* next ta­ '*’ ’ mnwrelwl in prison fhr two pun with- •Wl“ Brigrtork. Benj. Cox, Lb. Hills, ken and said ho bad read part of lx»th eformed1 an opinion. Mr. Crandall had OMAN. H. HAUER. out n .ietfrr in his putk.-t- Tint u th. <RuKh Srlnwter, (nbwnl) Bon;. F. <>„. trials and had formed-so direst Opinion, formed SB opiaion t»ml was rejected I IS •atravtkMl, Ijoroy Beckwith, Benham, but was peremptorily ctodtenged usul E. and O. II. Mooa drown. Mr. Udell land of tlio mnn‘'ho n.lu to ,us dill- **"* * a— ,k Qtoa. iV u w_v.™ taUte *• with * r-.rnvr Siatr »o I J»tor— geoou. The I'«“opte who have thou (absent) H. B. Barnum, Dwight Socket, C. Ph st replace railed. Mr Baldwin ne thought the ifafajqf ready. But there is (Hr nun in the People finish their ti e trial witnesses are rwwlasU d was »ei down for the 1st of August, but This cnso, after the trial at Kalamato this time. zoo, he did not understand to hare died nor to have passed out of the public for an order lo subjKnns witmind and hr k» airprivd at the wont rltish wra» granted. Tho Reot prepotation. The Respondent knew hie duty and th<«n having charge uf it What is the use uf wailing ' jttst to the verge uf the August trial ? ' Frof^iojial ajid 61/jipes.s Cardp. had । being wfiq* exOmined, vaxtuiuvu, said wu beskrn uv ws fonomxw - Mr. Church took them and firat callmi nJ a partial opinion and ra cbalteagsd LOOK and do they ask more of this man ? I have no patience to talk about this ques­ Yankee Hprings and in the couaty 82 ' Church, who enwrained him farther. Mr. H® was dre. tion of dili^nr- It was hinted the years Itehnd read « As cas» and : Hughes still objected to him and«aid he Diamond drawn mho was rajMtod for other day that justice liad been too lung delayed. If %y justiea is luaanttoaspd him, that oan ba have those Witae-fa-*. fflfl ww ti. wiri-oitn sly, but drawn C. la, Carpenter resided in Or- ’ mind went to a cundcrecn angeville ami in county two years, hav The Court rnlod that ihe juror was Their tastiuMmy tag <*me from Calhoun. He had cumpHent, bat Mr. Hughes mads his W. B.Kiog.'«t «nJ S. j. BirtrtiM. ,«1U4. Wm. n said that he did not know MftoMfe was then examined. He hud P Uttte drawn who had hie opmiun, an opinion. John Webstar j fired in Michigan, it Aetyria, about <hfch disqualified him. money and subscriptions being rail and I aili say that T ahi [Aid a defin made same answer aa IsaL ; fourteen months, tea famrr. Had myEdward P. Telling wto next drawn, K>k bad formed an opiwon I n real a MwapqwrMreutot of this tri- had read of foe trial, faratofi an omn_ —j / D_: n— i ■, . _ .j »• 1.. . . k^hqre without that, but tW’s toy buJ- X «. Hill M f«ni,l u ^iu'n bom nose. Vonderjacwd dA*s not pay we, iMliiuu.J ; Hill nw) rail, uid B. M. Hmm isiled. B. F U..kdl had day I spend toueeeesarily, 1 do it at ray tea*! M opiiMn from rnliwmy ud ud M. H. BUi. ostUd. we might bo driven to this course, but now we are in a wer».> fix Ihan before, for now wo are vilbottt the wituees Chari in -fe'pringer. What shall be done ? -HU™, hn>« uil hfcl I Loth., UIlt« 4n<n, who li.l nd dl n-d «» k. cx>uW jp>t bold ot, but M ! ul Mt IrUl bill bld Ml feraad M>opib. ». M fM-i in. Mr. HucUptM. na hm moponil, ch»lteogrtb*aR<,b.rtH.jM. Hril, cb>Binr-l ■ r.U«d .nd Court ^joura—1 tiltho'rbn<. tmp>oflbi,1nad 1 epfakm nnd was aeiortod, and Geo CmAt the opening of Cohrt Mr. HugJua ' 1urer oaifaL Dwight Socket hod fuxmnd • wked of several jrmmt ilielr reesdekce, an uptaiou and was rejected, and' an,i then examined Mr. Emory who ' 1Chaa. B. Benham re-called. Moses Ful- mH he had fanned an epnfon in thi* ter had an opinion and wasn’t wanted case and was rejected and Inane Smith and Wm. Falk called. Hugh Smith drawn, who had already been excused 1 had an opinion also. B. M. Burr had and Daniel B. Pratt drawn. Mr. Disknever read of it and had no opinion. . Mr. Ellis had fornitd an opinion and । had lead the first trial but not much of Hitrver wmmw. nirna k Mvm , quaKfiwl aud Milo Waldorf drawn wh> had hoard nuthiug uf Gipt trial but portion uf recof-l and !M ftrued s opiniem and wu rejected John H. Day was nori drown, bad 1 ur 4, hnxfous ti veo this go on as any read nearly all of first trial and all of iMCffim «tf !»»*!•. o»«ral CxSrvpincc u&an living. He had promised to dosecond except lawyers' speeches nnd wss company tho n]>plication ■ for adjourn­ rejected and Henry Houghtalia drawn MILO T» WUKKLKB ment with copy <>f stenographer’s min­ and Mr Rufos Brcok* peremptorily utes at Knlamn*)0, but was unable to challenged and Charire L timith drawn (Arart rejected him aad 3. V. R. York \ seeuml, ami had formed a partial opinget them on acoOnnt of the Reporter’s and rejn t.xl for cause, and A. W. Cha­ «o.s called. Gee. Cramer had farawd ion which it would lake teatimony to being absent.: ■ pin drown ani rejected for same reason. aa opinion indirectly. C. B. Bei.ham change, ami tot was chuilenged for cause, Mr. Church said in n-gurd to that ttaD. C. Griffith was next drawn and was had formed an opinion aad was rejected , to which Mr. Church objected. Mr. timony he bad nothing to say, but ex- Lind Lewis Baldwin called. Wm. Ftelk Hughes stated that in tho caw of this not wanted, aad Georgs H. Spaulding NATIONAL HOTEL, plainod that ho had been to Kalamazoo took his place and Ahared bis fate. E. SHJQ'nKRD A CAMI’B had. partially formed an opinion. Mr.; person, he asked Irim what was a parto see tho Reporter but he wan absent R. Carpenter was next drawn and had York had formed an opinion from tho tial opinion to which h« replnxl that it and could do nothing. He procured the read of it in jrw Pmt and Zfosw J&wtestimony of first ami hearing part of- was that formed from readfog a part of newspaper reports of that testimony but *•1 " merely to see what was going on, lost, waa rejrctol and Wm. Mitchel j the testimony, hencr, if be had read all MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, he has not yet examined that, but if he never cared much about it, nor got very II. H. “ANDY- JOHNSON. tfonssrir Pl.rk <g *h« called. Mr. Baldwin had partially i tho testimony*except tliat of one wdhad the notes of tho Reporter hero he much excited over it.” Mr. Pennell would not feel like answering whether fonned an opinion. Wm. Mitchell had 1 uesa and had made up lil.s mind thus far, was hero peremptorily challenged and fanned no opinion. Mr. Burr was per- he would only have * partial opufon | he would admit it or not till he had scon Isaac J. Brooks drawn, who had not A. W. RAII.RYt ‘ ­ which is a perveraion uf tho Supreme emptorially challengetl an* Alfred” Par his colleagve. fuxmed an opinion in regatd to thumat­ I! AJIXIIS^ Alton, evraerof Chnrrii a ker called aad had not fc|iii«-d urxupin- 1Cvurt rult> referred to this morning A I o,*r Uuol'ufl A UovtMi'. hoot a* The Court then read from the Comter. Mr. Luther Brown was discharged FUf-ilrinf a «pvciality. A ItWoli juror ought vugw to w come cono with «»n a mind mmu free xree I , w v tv < ,, , , pled Laws the statues in regard to tak­ ton. Mr. Wm. Fulk waa the second ,jurur r™. a opinbn. «1 a,»» u>. wi*«. "j,n;J:,B“C,'""•nd i ing the depocBfion-s of absent witnesres peremptory challenge. Mr. Ch Jh objrtml to the ,i» of SI, '>“W* ,’l-* ~k« ■» l~rDBS, J. M. k C. RUSSELL. The names of the 100 additional ju­ _ nnd pressed the question to Mr. Church _ . * . .... . I’UlIlttirV ('MlirntWHi emptory challenges for fur nnfAn^i defense, nn.l nnd PHYSICIANS »n<! f*tirr»oa«. Th» treatmtnt of Pftvate IliPMMrt will rwnita panuuHr utanUc-a. as to whether he would admit the testi re™ were then called, among whom, Hughe* that the mind uf the juror Geo. Morgan drawn and rejected for O9««ov»r Bownn A Gullovay’a Bank. Iaau> -B. Bsymond, Edwin C Nash, 1should be like a blank piece of paper, cause, and Henry Brown drawn, who xoony or not opposed the Supreme Court rule to RS. R. J. K E. F. BHOWN, 1 He said be had no doubt but tho tes­ and Thadeua Dewey, had been excused. and had read of both trials and formed nn *u«. Oto sttsoMR saM AU the ntones were then planed in the his allegation. Mr. Cheater said that opinion and wna challenged fur cause. timony of thos.) witnesses was full and Cfc.lf Wl.witx I _ John J. Hendershott was next drawn exhaustive, but the jury would not see box and Wm. P Bristol was callei 'the CoummI seem to mistake in applying them, and he thought he ought to have and had not formed an opinion, after the rule of the Supreme Court aud ap- and next dismissed, and Wm. Dunn till’to-morrow morning tu consider the which Mr. Ohatch announced himself ply one part to cne thing and another drawn, who followed him for cause, and matter before giving an answer which content with the jury, and Mr. Hughes part to another Tho juror admits tlx*, t Thaddeus T. Dewey drawn who had JOHN ROBERTS. was granted and Court adjourned until took them and first coiled on Mr. Car- lie requires evidence to change his read of trial and formed an opinion PITWC2AH »»d Hwrvwn. Dvantac oa UtmZ-ay, uvar tin Cunrt Houm pauter and challenged him Jor cause, l opinion, anti that opinion does not accord 9 o’clock to-morrow monring. which disqualified him and J. W. StinchWM. UPJOHN, and Wm. W. Oofe was eaDnd. Mr. with the presumption that tlie Prisoner comb drawn who hud discussed the mat­ PHYSiClAN and Buiyeon. Oflrt «wt is teooewnt till proved gniliy. The Court Mrwt. Haadua. ter in debating dubs aad was also dis­ Second Bay's Proceedings. held that ths juror waa disqualified said far cause tod John H. Monroe. Mr. A. P. DRAKE, Mqualified. Bejggrtok was also challenged for cause Henry Uerkey was called. Mr. Wilcox PARTICULAR aUMtlaa si van to lha Uaauatal of Private FHmmm. Pfler over F. l>. Aektry'• Drai Isaac W. Messer was next called and Hastings, August 15th, 187L sod Mr. Church objected, when Mr. was tiy-n taken, who said he lived in had funned no opinion, but was rejected > xuuriso sr.Hsju*. Hwghni asked that he should ba sworn, Rutland, was a former, hail read of tho Court opened at 9 o'clock and naked after which his examination was con­ case in Detroit TriUne and had formed and Edgar D. Rood called and rejected for cause, and Geo. Mason called and Mr. Church if he was ready to answer tinued. He had read nothing of first an opinion as to his guilt or .innocence ISAAC W. VROOMAN. whether he would admit the toatbynny was likewite rejected. Charles Baker SljjiyFP. OSes »: the Cosrt Honee, Haatinr*. 7.. • but VW, euow wuw of vi last, 1051, nod. IkQU. fanned looses aa SJk opin opiu-­ and he was challenged for the cause was next called and Jolp H. Munroe nhmd to, or not, to which h. ropM, w M tlr m, mtrte, Mr S„ta and Elijah Barnum drawn. P<S^tKas«Ur>>1^’ C",l^DU“, ^M*81 ho «m v&anv ,X ll.n . . ... he w was ready to answer, and tho reasons .insisted Mr. Pheteplace was then called and was peremptorily challenged, and John on hil challenge Mr. Church ~ £ hJma l loryL for his answer did not particularly con­ then took him and asked him if ho said he hud rend nothing in regard to J. Potter called who had read of the cern anybody else. Ho said that at could hear the trial and presume the tho case till after ths prisoner was trial, what was contained in two issues this stage of the proceedings he could Priaonsr innowmi till pronountted guil­ brought to Hasting,., had not termed nn of “Weekly Tribune” also Van Arman’s not consent that it should be read. ty, to which Mr. Hughes objected on opinion for or against the prisoner, nor argument but hud formed no opinion. K. K, ICIM. Reading testimony is but half of bad he any bins. J. ROBERTS fc CO^ wn want the won), nnd tlio aoumn aad wltTjndg. of hi. ran ao to hi. Mr. Bidclpian being nxamizuMl, as id iy challenged, and Guy R. Durfee drawn General Naxva Dealer*. expreoeions of the witowg, beridre I do cusapetency, ----------• cited • * -the case .in — and 13 ho was a farmer,, hiul read Weekly Tn- and challenged for cause. John T. not think the motion is nfade with good Mich. 224. Mr. Church then asked in both trials aud had an j Hinchman was next drawn and also - - fanned _ __ _____ if a juror must know nothing about a opinion, and was challenged for cause, challenged, and Isaac B. Raymond �as the sjriter of the article to which we The Orand Rapids and India** Ball refer, and pf which we have not the Road slightest doubt. About that New Testimony that Mrs. From the Big Bapids I*<upen<ir*t we Field has brought from Maine, to which H*mxoK Tvkabat, Autvsr 16, 1871. lb. ghffl. refers in the cloning j-nra- clip the following article pertaining to graph Of this tirade Against Vanderpool, this road and rh? pronosM connection :xetGt 2. sxttzt. we presumd 'tee had a specimen Jn the to Travers City: abusive nt&auk site made on one of the Tho rail* were ixud on the Gland Rajmost nSpectabte (Hthcna of this city tn THE EAGIE,V8. VANDBBPOOL. irts ft Indium Kailrpad to Boed City, her nttetapt, in a mo^t unladylike man­ about seven and a half miles north of ner, to make au Impression against this I’arw, some days ago, since which Fmo Wv find In the Ahpfc of the 10th Inst, reqondent. the actual work of laying track bus been an article on the trial of George Van­ suspended for want of iron. The track­ derpool, m hish It »nt«e in Its issue of THE PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY layers have not been idle however, nor tho 11th was telegraphed all over the has any fimo been lost in tho ultimate Ltok o*t for country and came back to them through Under thii heading the Eajk of Fri- completion of the work. They have the associate pre* dhpaithde, and came iv gives in brief the liutory of the fi­ been engaged in ballasting up the track neat being Inserted the second time. nancial ofs iatiuns of the Democracy of recently laid, which must be dona be­ fore it oan be us“d for running regular Adrrrtiimeklff GRANT $ RfflLLIPS. JVelb wo have heard before of chickens tho City of Now York, for a few months trains. coming horns to roost, and do not won­ It is the intention of tho nomjNiny to der It was sent back, for surely mnut of lust post, which wo cotomviid to tlio atthe facte set forth will be news tn George tenltoa of the tax-payers of our county, extend th" road irom LeRoy to Clam Vanderpool aud his friends, aud onnse- and ortpecially to the citiw-ns of our city. takes, a distance of 16 miles, the pres­ ent season ; and to effect this, the work qusntly should lie seen by them. The old tuldgi', ** Democracy « every­ The Baffle says: ‘Hl te reported thut where tlii' same,'' should put our people of grading has been let iu sections of two miles each to rojqiotuibio contractors, the defense hek tho means to mibpumn witness, hut there Is not a । artiide of on their guard, especially when wo con­ who aio required to cuinpteto their work truth hi thhrircet rumor.” sider the. jtoritivo violation* of our or­ about the middle of SvpL'mbcr. This In this statement the Eagle made a ganic Law of our city officials. But Grand Rapids & Indiana Road m under ooiilract t-» be completed and ready fir ead mistake. There it <t lack of aidant lead what the E*ylt »ayaj use next year as fhr ns the ]ioiut of in­ to subpoena a witness and nearly 8200 j bavv lira, oouUUmtalbv U,« cl'je.u l,?l kl,<"' j"! •*- tersection named, tt’id t|iat il the people HMlM.furtb.l|u.rWr,«lM1„l. hl '“'"T »"**'*’• In Xwl •‘‘.v of Unnid Traverse county will build the other <«,«»„< lb. .................. road*b«d and fuiuisli tho tins in the ..omni, thn .i , Hough of Detpond. and it m mnet inter-. same time,*trains will be running lie‘"«n . Ih» the oiilmry „..t. ■ „„„• ,h„ „ |,v I •, by (tween Tnivcrso City and f ’hicngo, by have reached thi.i •• dreary j rhe close of navigation next i»aH>n.-i J Judge Hoyt, two weeks ago, mmte tin : ’ jI Judging from what the Ihrnhl gays, I hi'' . . . order tint V.ndep»ol> Ihl. Jel), x,.„ Yorkkb .u.d^uutv a'SaTtat-t^ (ii-yiful '['»nv.tuvniL, nren.it.i ii, ‘i« «L> Should be su .'panned at the expense rtf i< now rq-urted by Controller Connolly ‘hair part toward securing thia dedrabl" . the people. T hb onler. os the Eag’r | to be, out|ot> knowing the vim and pera-­ Well knows, include, only whnsMs S100,V.m..W.S!. vernuco of thos^tlereofthe^North!who reside in the Stale, and does not Li* Wv have four official or semi-official i Wood*”’a* we do, wo shall expect to l .lude any medical experts Chat are so land-marks along the route. On the m*c trains from Ira verso City reining Msentisl to the defence, and wlio*e tea-; 1st of January, 1869, there was an uf- I Big Rapids before Christmas of 1872. tlmony is required to make the tri il Im-' ^‘“l report, and the debt ot the city wis j will give the Company ample time to lay partial. . ' ' then, the iron and put it in perfcol; running Awun, lbo£-,wi nukr. ,01,,, u th. , , , «-’O,3-4,94S-hi .ad.r wim-r •'.< in. .nd .bunt russtll ne fins dmunror lb- n.wt impniunl S»""> -h O'". Ib-r., th. tot «f Kwmbpr ryiUr Imin* yfll for cb.d.r.nc., lb>l 1.dreid«llv uu)u«. nTj" n U n™ ■r“r<'r’ 1' ru»»,aK "”5“Iwlc. «bL. h.. iMllilMl ln ,Kl. .... Ib’brrt. and ulhor., a win offinal re- taneo fnnn Lian. Lak.. Io lr*,aow Cltv Here their m-i/> (food*. andtot th" "f ,h" ! h only about dll, ..nl«, thi, niUputd.. Ilf inn | anntr. JKUEY & SLADE BBVGOISTS AND CHEKIKM. jg-ASTI NOS, MICH.. A HK JL'HT|M1LSCE1I’T OF A SPLENDID <<001>S' rylW? THE IMPORTERS sod MsaKlRSlSTilw’OE PURE J^RUGS k MEDICINES. pATENT MEDICINES, raiujGGisrssLNDttiEs. C 1 P^EItOSENE AND NAPTHA, JJAINTANM VARNLSH BHGBH&S gTAPLE GROCERIES, gUOAB, TEA, COEFEE, QCUOOL DOOKS. jgl.ANK BOOKS. pOKMS AND GIFT BOOKS. J^JEMURANDA HOOKS. JNVOICI.'AND POCKET HOOKS, • JpRAYKK HOOKS AND CHURCH l.iUu'.ure. JgNFELVPES JflD PAPER, JMTIAL AND NOTEPAPER. yyAI.L AND CURTAIN PAPER. I | EGAL AND CAP PAPER. I j>JOTE AN’D FANCY PAPER. HI U8T,CE’S leoal bCank.s JQiARIES/OR mt. • Q o’ b PJW-'- AND PENCIL', i ^TEELPEN.'AND*HOLDERF, ! pHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, J^AMPS, GLASSWARE, and Cbandel.erv. -yASKKE NOTIONS. rpOILCT GOODS AND PERFUMERY. ^NDSO FORTH. AC., Th. Trerereu City paopl. „.pialrn, to' * ban TrererJ ! has left forObto, as sh * did preaooi to . mok'‘ a "P01*’,lOli avoiding to tliat re- Uit$ eastward to intersect with ch-.> Grand I the KAlam*x» frial. There she Ip be- I P®rt ^,e debt of the city and bounty of Rapid* A Indiana Railroad near Fife I yard the proores of the CtrenkUsurt of J New York was, ‘ . of -.us : ’lake, two and..... a Jialf wles north tho ‘Ham county, but. no doubt, lirxattend8*1.Mtt,515.W. : i«MDt wbare the last named road crosses ance can be procured for a reaM.u*blc More nroaxei* Now we ManiMeo river. In a letter to Hon- I*ercompenaaUnn’* Is to do dishonor to the I . i .* • ■ .. । u r« i. the first of tho promised ry Hannah, 22d, 1871, GK* Gen ' "dated July i&M,18n. , T’. « monlbljn.jx.rt^.Beul-frvm ib.Cim. U. W Cm. lv»iilml of th. Cjmni ,__ . .. . mummy rations—oiucuu — truru ia« nonMui InurnaHani aiu>h . . , » . ... tMmeaU. fpSBerir reapeete >h' dr Journalism, such aa ij troU„._ IWnu‘ ..tf On the 1st. of.. Av rogwit, al Improvement Company, Mtimateathe the Eagle really represents. I 1^71, the city and county debt off New coat of tha ptopoaed launch road at The Eagle I art her says of her: । York was, 8250,000 for. a track of tho. ordinary •She wm the witness who MW Her1100.055,3W.83. ; gauge, 4 feet 8 1-2 inch**, and $167,Mif *Reroo«m, .Mept, . That i> certginly progmaive.. Upon Uj । tor a track of 3 feet gaguu. Gen. U^ia ,------------------- -------- ------------- also nay* in the same letter, that the lav?the .t hl. hL— ®Brk> ■ In twoatd a half years, th. txx>n.' ■ , • ■ wo have run m debt, under Meoan. Muskegon Ahead. >!■ k another paipable mbreiifMMi-i .CuunoDy and Hall, |7],<»3O,tatioa ol the facts iu the esse, as the «x1-ir month.— j ------------------------------From the Miukegun Chr ---------mid*- .. of — the. aminatfon Qf the evidence of both ¥"• ‘ ,yto, or .«y y«r our tore lure ton guuig p,), iMt„ „ clip 11h, !ou„mnK, .nJ w»k Springer and Mr?. Vanderpool wHixi------- R--------------------„r- „ . ,->- y ,5St yy .^Tiagk j,nFt. to» — -to Mr JOT.to»i» i doii*~ °n i‘”“'° •'■"“Mt- h ''■*u ■? t,i“ b“* ST Jr . irenretol book. bid. ..yttolt Wore, .nd Ito to Bo.d wTT i. Uzi, u h, to*Utolk. do«“^.*iohto^ore“r tonlhn.i.il.ny wo.dor tol ltoWd Mid il .told. on tbu rar MutotDe uaac <ae uog came to the house of ]wr Connolly finds it is very difficult lo ,L , , ,1 .• •. c vrad.nr»l. Bnisll ,h„ rrinling of 1b. toounl, i’’" £"’“d* »■«• raplkil raoSThe following would seem to lautaate ! which, tho Mayor two weeks ago a«sur<-d donee : ; • - •* the intention of the Ehf/e mi^o to pro- us, was begun weeks before that ?” ^e have expressed the beliefall along vent, the Hharal men of Michigan from '--------- n ------that tho Detroit, Lansing and take contmnltooTtolr tondrarelotop _UntU furth„ b„Ul, ““'■*«» tolrto would to a brother and a Mend iu diatrere, and 1« ; . . . u T < tu Muskegon and that Muskegon Would certainly unphilanthropic, especially I tt PftJ9eilEw tnUn on the « M, 1*. b. j tjj0 porf of departure aud arrival for when It to known that Mr*. Vanderpool, »• K- *ai leate t’r*nJ R*!*1* ** tM fine of iium-w poMengar and whose heroic devotion to her husband port, wwy Simdoy morning at 9 o'clock freight boats which are to conMct_tlp does the highest honor to the name of ’ n. m. Returning will leave Fruitport at | Michigan woman, is dependant on the donation*. ■ 6 p.TO. Fare fcr the Bound Trip, 81,2a tL 2m of lb. publle for to MU. BM unlv U ] yul| will to otorRud if Ibk.l. uw j rf «... c.oteJ to m>J Spies*. gOOKS AND STATIONERY. • . ueoplo ul tbo Trereren niRiuu wiiliiuba. W. .logins “f a nOnto, whirl, will : bo an appreciable fcqroremrnt on toir prerenl u« «a, uf «gre». Tb«'» ibbgrr" 9« lh‘* 1.1»( May,: , rea 1*23IO’' C"5w« lhTOkht “ AI NTS AND.OILS, ■y ARNM^ASiD TltRPENTINK, JJUBRlC^flNaon., ' lire n»nnM»u »'tn t a > rnL.i i B*w’'in« lb, debt, on thv nlli of Ootob.*,. tonupn^uon to, rte lurtttol.r. wto lWu, d.,bt of New York eily and “^5 “t!1 dW lb. uUorinoBt wunty ^inrerity To^rof^rb. ..low. lhal L »55,«V,'M.77. , rpRUSSES A SUPPORTS. Thankful for past Avon, we aollcita continuance of the same. ACKLEY A SLADE. Haatinre, Dec. 15 UN. 33tf | Save Your Money J. P. ROBERTS 4 Cd DRUosa, compound Medicines, VJ Q SpAINTS & OILS JFVfcv, omI* ™ bitters, A® C*ni* a Battle. Dye Stuffs. ten".. ° 1JL Ire '"nolwdlli.l.l 11 Jr Ih ■ mt‘,'cnl Hotel At Fndlpjrt i. now opra. quato for their purprere. to now the tore. B-tore, nolwllli-ttol.g lb. tore toi. P™f tot w. were right to. bran giren Vduntrer Craned In lhl> cue are einl- Th" Strainer Jenuiren to to. r toab > Mf Uf 4„t Borton— uent men, and kind hearted as their i will bo in readiness to convey passen- , tho tW() «< i10avy» m„n oJ tjje- Michigan oflbr to defend a man they believe inno- j gers to i»oint* of interest on tho lakog! Central, have been making a careful ex­ rent, who *tand« charged with a high ' These attractions and the erMralrd min- amination of the ports on this shore, and crime, wthout comfieniMitiou folly nt- ’ orul ttt thot .,]nce mil>t they were here nil day on Wednesday, teets. Yet J»aid council were essential *_____ . ..r,of l««t week. They made a minute surto the best poislble defence, nnd for that I ar,1U1^™ ; ’ j vey of Muskegon lake, the mouth of the School Books $ Stationery. the resjtondent h dqiendaqt <»n a lib- J for which they are indebted to the cour- jja’rbor. the mills and uf tho city genweral public who have nobly responded, ! tecy of Mr. Bran, tho Sap’tof the Valley ' afiy. Upon returning to the hotel, afacctbate coMrouxDiya or ter their examination «.r of everything and are responding to hu call for aid. ' Jjiy., of the M. C-II. R. about the city, Mr. Adame said emphati­ But read what the Eagle has towy j _____ ■ t ■ ----toulthre.Jou.Uo...: • LtoSira.Rto.ral. Irra.-Tun. cally, in the presence of never*! of our prescriptions and family leading citixen*, *' Thi< it th* point for the ••Anouior current report prevails that ■ ,,__ • ,re,r.«»«.r.t5nr, Vanderpool h greatly In need of money ■ ^blea are in process of construction at western tensinra of the rood, and to thie RECEIPTS. to pay counsel. It seems strange Hurt Holland una Muskegon. point it 'Wlo M.1" •* >«,” said Mr. this should be so when eminent lawyen* ’ Tho sthtion at Fennsvillc » completed, Joy, “/As road.shall be running to Mnskehave volauteered to detend him. . A fine station is being erected at Michljtan. Among thwie was Mr.. Fowler, of Jgau- Breedsville. So* who will be .tho first man to say to, tora io otNra- that the efforts of a few of our leading o<I with the case from the coatsnenve- . A u.w mJ. irrak . r, . . , -..-i — mentg and wm Vanderpool's *mt co«ii- J<^ connecting the Detroit and Milwau- men to have this road built to Muskegon sel. Another volunteer was Hun. Geo. ! keb Railroad more directly wit tlio V. have amounted to nothing; that it would C. Bat**, of Chicago, who baa been I ft M. 8. R. R. HERRICK. have home here anyhow ? We know United Staua Attorney. Mr. Cheever ; At Montague a long sidetrack hM whereof we affirm when we Mauro the Is a volunteer and is In the ca»c. When . , . X* * people that but for the constant, unflag ­ the people pay for court and jury, and 1 ut.rutnto.ira.ra I. togrera rajintaraAA. ApiJ«l™, ging work of four or five men this road . to accept a «it- would not have been built to this point. the attendance of witnewea. and when ! Muskegon, hM resigned able counsel volunteer, it docx not ap nation with Chief, F meer Haven ont That their efforts have been attended pear whv there should W nth a hne tfje Nt* York and _ ranhtngton Rail* with success must be in the highest deradery lotrera.y-OMra w<».y. ' m, in >f L-^ J Jaundice, Indigestion, SourStomaeh, Cfurtlpenret, Ne trout gtnd Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, in Children, Pile*, Blllou* Complaintt, Loot of Appetite, Erup­ tion* of the Skin, Pimple* on the Face, and all Diiauft of the Blood ; also the bent Diuretic an Ute for Kidney Complaint*, Weak Back, Fain in the Point, Lumbago, GrarcL Rheumatinm, of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Bittars .than there ie in ■ whole case of any other kind in market Country, as the beet Family Medicine in use. No Family should be without them in tho House, and thereby eave Price, only .">0 Cents a Bottle, Far Sala by I>r«tr>to» aad Daaltn Oaaanl!?. C. N. SHEPARD, Gold & Silver Watches, Hotels — nre*being built .1 at T.nn. FennsviUe And then the Eagle, goes on to ctm- j Ora*.i_ issia meat a* follows: . j| and Manlius.—St. Ji. Utrald. ITine Gold Jowell The defenae—at leati Mr. Chbtvs'rwlll rely somewhat upon what It balled Mss. Frra> is sli the New Teatimxmy, .referring to the Hawley. She is vagaries, and expr . tivo tonus an to tape of th* defeMt* win* division of Go there tor your the Jury, Just as It wm th Kdamaiw. Hoin* Jeenud Well supposing she does. We pre­ it is understood that thia it the last trial of the owe, and a failure toonvfct will sume alw knows just as much about the CHOICE GROCERIES! set Vanderpool at liberty. The defense Nil ER ------- ---------- ‘ *- get a verdict of “Not case at the king of Madagascar does, A fine stock Jest Ornin! (tramenta, exjiect the jury will and her opinions consequently should COME AND SEE THEM Agent for lk»ju»Uy cslsbrtwd disagree.” not have the slightest influence on any TATLAB A FARLEY •Rfiil. All of which la the purest both, so far j m It relate i to the hopes of the defense. person. Oyster# and Bjercshments. llMtioga, Mich. They do, as we well know, expect a ver­ Thirteen thousand doflare worth of on hand at all hours. dict of XOT avrLTT at the hands of the the .bonds of Owoaso, given to aid the H. A. BUb'ELL twelve intelligent, houeat, and educated Jackson, Lamdng and Saginaw Railroad, 25yl men, euch aa always constitute Juries in have recently have been purchased for the county of Barry, who are to set as 25 cents on' the dollar. Solid Silver aid Plated Ware. To the Ladies!! Grand Rapid*. Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY & SLADE, -•;________________ Hastings, Mich. CITY PAINT STORE! J COMMIX* k. BROWN, ‘ PAINTERS.: Graining, Sign and Ornamental? Mitcniis. Window Oleas, etc., ete. MONEY TO LOAM ! why the Eagle should mi*pres. nt in i be latest IlMPOBrAST mfortamt.._ —The I*tret telegrams telegrams this particular, unlere It Is determined . Euro ^^nce the sudden and te aid, right or wroag, In the convtettan M.riotlM of Qoeen Victoria. Of thb respondent, though he be a. In-1 ----- ----------nocent of the murder of Herbert Field When the beer runs out does it hop ? HACKUVK^ JOHN WHITMORE. . �rstramt eiRDSELL n.UiR»MM BJrifaptrttl'ja TBi t iTAU PwMl(h«i tart of Mr. arid MH.OMU<f0«nu utadiuw®. TbaMgatl ,We f. IS, <171. wm Pound on tU .hors the lai Saturday and (bat of Mr*. ti. tfc <m U>t attarno.0 1 J ata Uh. W Was it accidental T Custom work made tin abort notice, Citv Itoctfoi. Ait. >1. Clover Hilliers! SUPERIOR. MWRRY AND STATESMAN Kanlamazoo nnd A.nn Arbor WHEEL CULttVlTORS, , OAtt AND KALASSfO, BALL, PLO WS AAW CtASTIJVOS, SAWING StACHIltM. ItAMOWS, felV., and the largest stock of .AGiucrrizrtrTtAL machinery .■____ The special elect ton occur* Monday, August Slot, Mt which time two Justice* are u> be elected; alm an iron bridge I* to be Voted for, or funds to build It. Every raau should Miatatb this enter­ prise, for It is a ►h*«k for a city to 1-oast ofa •Broadway" and then tolerate such i nufaMM of a bridge a* the one on the ThornapjJe. Our Daily. TKA.iw.-We return our thank* to Hot yeeterday. Mr. N. P. Hutted, of the Grand Hi nr And ditto to-day. NuiMries, at Lohell, for**peelmHivart« 01 for wflter twhl. ety of the Canada Eng Plum. Thia la a Getting Ditsty. new vur|ety of great excellence, recentr Ths town is full jurors. ly introduced from Canada, site very The Hotels are crowded. large, ripens from the 1st to the 16th of Boarding Housra artd to# Cream ParBugust, color dark purple—flavor ex­ cellent, jiilcy and delielon*; trees hardy, Inta, ditto. early abundant beOTOM. The most val­ The eamp meeting h«M by the Methuable mid desirable variety In cultiva­ odlaU near Nashville, closed Monday. tion. We recommend those* nnmeHcs The uqw time table gives aatirihetion. । to the people. Boo the 11*1 of ndvHwemenfs in this nnd issue. , . BrtnraMt th* railroad meeting Wednesday evening. SB in Burrv County—for sale by burrall. _ RtWcWYAX'B. evenlhgandi i nt th* day Energy, Invincible determination, with >1 of tbs emir a right Motive art* the teyera that rule the trial. Adverting the Wvtld.—Gbaxi* Raritrt Bananas baek arnnbetw of the rates reatamal lining a bitef history of C<nxto»« Jbcian. first IMe « eyi, *te-, can be had If the case, atU in the rite at applied for ri| TM if GritH lirssKLL A Nrnxs at the Phami' Cmm there nave good f‘0 cL Tea far 60 cento. ’ dw Ladies' flue »b<xs of the latest styles at fltirTAX'e. An Every-day Story. '■Helio John, where afeyou going?" ' “1 Wax golhg down hcr^to.buy *wroe grooets," “Well i am going down to Mace Alk'h'a to buy mine." • "boteh tb Allen’*? Why, I never bo’t any of him, always go to buy myoi uim, Ilamyis ” there uiwew uu.» .nd wall paper, but I never i thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole net of crockery Noeh 1’. Husted was in town yester­ sii<) p*jx*r enough to paper my house, day. We like to sec Mr. H., Ho al­ there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could ways bring something good. buy any where elwe. Beside* Iicwakranted IT. Tha erockery he keep* L A large party gathering nt the resi­ the Boot's celebrated ware." dence of C. G. Holbrook Es^-. fosl! 'Well, 1 always do ro on groceries. : and I know yoo can. Besides he takes evening. ■■’ ■ -ta — i anything 1 have to sell at a fair price. The Hon. Manth <>idding«, <>f'Kala­ I too. I get a letter tobacco, tea and mazoo, has been appointed Governor of sugar there for tbo same money than New Mexico, ■ any where else in town." j Bt! M. AU-EN. Mra. C. 1>. Valtandlgham died at. j Pjltf <| Washington Uiock. Aug. 16, 1871. Cumlx-rtand, Md., last Sunday. Shu — Ij Warranted Custom Made Boots from never reentered from tho shock of her husband’* death. 1 Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson x. p. Office in John WoUrrtt’s Hardware jjforo, finrtvn’s New Block. 0. fi. A J W. ifeffcLEY, (Ructrteers to Picksy A Brail**.' Cnaxee or Timk.—Hr the new time at RtttY.ixr« Tkf attention of Railroad men from card which took eflixi Sunday Aiig. 13. other, tothni North and South of ux i* ___ on ________ .___ drains run aa foUows ftcin'H listing-;. Call Mim __ W______ ilcox___ tor. tallltaery now bi'ing directed to our nulnutd talk good* of all the latent ami beat styb-w, ■ eoufo war: .. Ktijr *■ Muruing express 7;50 ’a. in., Tuixed h’m ?;3f> a. m., diiy express *2;0U p. ni., Hast­ Fan l.rjrr aa.— Ibxno «ao .if, ~~~ f ing ucconituodfttio'; from Grand T’apid* | Dr. Lite*1, commfoom la lh« ■ All ix-rwui. who arrowing jue. u>i»t I arrive 7j3(l p. in. ■ ertio.atriow of Africa, Irrtun. at Vufcm ,’t*"*"’’''X**!" * j. 1 thirty davs the accouDtswill be left with aotxo4w£*r: nail to-night_____ 4 i jn«f1c? ftw collectforf. . Hastings accommodation 7^>U p. ni., JpttF. M. Bm-smeb. mixed 12:ll> p. in., ruatt 8;05 p. in., ev’g Work h*a commenced on the MarHasting*. Aug. dw shdl 4 Coldwater Bailrond in Tekonsha express 8;00 p. in. on Monday last. The contractors intend Fimbt NArrtrirat Ctrmnxo Hbijm |The Itatfngs A T^well Raifroad can *> male a short job of the grading, and fOT. f Bnd nwrberouatafi in nn n fix*! ton.m in ! will *"l have the njad reedy ready for forth.* to- in ---- the tie* a short time. other h-iitfls, a positive litilc in the chain if E. G. Wiluamr. ■Imf will nhifo' us with thn Pottn. Man Kill» rw Lexsnro.-.We have The place to buy your iKwt- and ahocOcntera! IL B. South and East, and the received h brief disfidtoh, INlt n man > j. ot ‘ k Rvkxax’s. Norifiem Pacific J?. IL with the Great stepped in &mt of an engine in motion ' Mil, it Broadway. ' THE CELEBRATED GRANITB .STATE *CLan*i Jg on Sunday and was runorer , '* ••n»»v«cu.’* ! and killed. No name given. .. Rich day brings neWs at the populur|■■^l* ♦ J ity, high standing and thorough disciirPhe» (lamor Omrprv ** A PkxbaI-HiK.— Hie Marshall arrested I Pphe of the Grand Eaptds Busiues' * 1 three of our baslfiess meh this morning k Britt-detormination of tho for gelttoff In a “Weaving way" Mon- I*0?1” al hi sustain its pft*t grafid day rvenih^. Th&r case is being .tried ' _ before Jualico Clarke under the ortll-] , nano© .relative to “drunkcnnM." . Afivrurorc.—Th-’ borineis n>» of . ------ —♦ ♦ . Chicago fill.-to oversowing tfie’ w*l; The smhll jxrx Ih rugfnrf tom- In j umus of the ZnW-at ttMiUtj-tir Utousdi.c Grand Rapid-. The Timn goes for the j Mart a cuUuma per vear, and oue of JW-Krtl 7*.«wwn.r tryl.>r<o«>n. *.telaiwl,u.inM.*0»mia Itaeimarti cMllt; It . ih-»irlrt l>r 1(M* t:10UMad orrieftr . thll m.ttw li. tin. Un- .««•.« will tn . Uvcrluu^. «nd pui, rich lw tl„, u. prevented fruti spreading. . vestment. Nd muupy ;* tetter invwded < , ------------------ ------- . .than by tho judiciouH use uf printers’ ” The National Hon-c I’.dr oix-m* at ink, and wo believe tboui'bi.xjss <4 our Kalnhii'Koi to-d1y. ?]M*elal trains will' nty might b>* tuou:uu:i> in um year il l-c run on rhe Lake Shore A Micbigim ’ <’ur merchant* would advertise a* Hber• Southern mid Grand Raiphis-A hidtann . «tty a* tlio.v.* nt B it'.ln:Crock .and JackR id I roa»M during tin* me*. Train* will . do, and iatef as umJi paui.4 to secure be run in th** orer-iiinr and late iu ih>* r**h p-’ying civt uner*. £r.’ it, men o* ‘ evening, ■ Hastini’s. - . ‘ 1871” Farrier’s Improved! Northwest. Hams. Williams. & Co. C.H. H 11ES,! CornSheller! FOR SALE AT W. T. EASTMAN'S Warehouse on Broad ivuy. Land and Calcined Plaster, I Sadi, Doors • Grocerie Crockery Blinds. Glassu arc.'. LIME, WATER LIME. Ac.. A.< LUMBER, LATH, anil SHINGLES । Mr. Jxiaw ItotchkiM.. I....ught to u, To T,,r H «ith ex­ Cheaper than-any b't- ro fa Hartlngc. j tho other day, several suuili plumb twigi U,i,!Frlle* ! blown from trees. Otu lunch on u ^'h-ut reading matter, indiidin^a num, limb only about sis inches long' con-!,,Cr ittuntrnhyl articles. }n its variul tafaed’ristoen. They‘are of tho bluo ' tont‘ n*4 Wv* nul’ec ’■ l’<V-teg Veto, a variety, uud very forge. !rno 8}or.v of too plain*: ’Ononta! sketch—«»; An Adveuturo in I’aris: Histor. o: Tun l*nn$£.- Tbo Detroit papers only tho Expn>s Business: Thu’ Convale-nre repto-ented, a* yet, ut tho trial. Jo- cent Camp ■ The Lfoiu of th * Mrtrmoft. A. SZ.'roHb/' r^LT'w: M«'W.* August 1”. 1?71. LUMB#, ; Of nil Kinds. 4 tncl BE«T ■ ' Ur.. 141 ns -«** c. F fisrigtit i Co. ItlJHSEUl This is. Uic Lad-. it ho drove' the doves to market, and Hardware. J. G’lteou for tbe.Fo*', «P uudcratand, i lu wevcr, that th-. Grand Rapids Daily ! briaonrat and Kaliimaxoo Dally Tdc-: yrcTA are each to haven rtprewutatiw., MaU our sancto^ywr Irana-, Boy* • HASTINGS, MICH. i FIITE BOOTS! at Stauffer’"' Wi: learn of sevpril partre# from with-: i in threw miles uf Ionia who have cumo I clear to Hastings fo 'WH thoir wheat, I i reading letter priro> her© than thore. ■Keep the bail moving keep the prioos up ftn“m ■>-» other _ citiiH, to hero to sell tlnMfc lucte, and VV 'O ODR"[T.*F1JJ’ J vonxe^uently leavu plea In the m>. vimiactan..!»,t Harnesses. REMEMBER, 1 Wtxrra. "rrr.tr Ttrrn."_\ (O'i We will not be under- In Michigan. Jobs A. Gmxble, Marx Rvmudll. for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. All Style* of Women's and Chil­ dren* Wear,-®j The Best in the City. I- E. STAUFFER. J. C. WOODRUFF. ,------ ~ ANOTHER RAILROAD. A Meeting on Wedieiday, Ereatng ______ Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants, every­ Washington Block. South tide State St sold by any House toe A. O. F. A««ocuaiwu, No. ^aMaa iSvvi’ Y°rk* $2 ad l*r money/tght here in eirculi * Agricultural Tools, &c. Jsc"aitovi-h : Lmhes Olio; OurCLattpr-to»x for young folksy Saentific aud Carious Facts: Itej/ckuh Deportment: Wim: Odd Feltow«hip Tench, s; Carres pondenafl’frofo nU quarter . ft,-. T’cT.’- u» Depot, ..d pua for. and .^fUGmad lUpi,!,. H. («, X th© Court IIomw, Wedneo’y evening, Aug " ■ i , " o is to cross the. WMwj wratal ha way lo th. Mid Orwad Btrn- V.U.. ■ u. , ’. .......... .. —; 'Jnsuu xirvi Let us secure its sitting roim nresentlv came laTn.i lw.nL .* at _, ” nnm and presently back . X. location “Mr nrw.. * OUT own tours, insieaa ot atMr.op.at lawfog j, to p, elMw^ ia<)f ■ wanted one ticket for my wifa.” wilted.-------- ntal foforest to all. Doulfal to .Uead, Agmt oad bring along your neighbor. By order of Committee. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-16.pdf 291fa5cd9ea5751ed83df1c5def232d6 PDF Text Text DAILY VOL. I HASTINGS, MICH, WEDNE&DA 1NING, AUG. 16, 1871. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. I WHY THS ion; U llu. Third Day’s Proceeding* • Th. wm of old. thcr My. whit* Till Uv». 4*jrrta » vv.tua Ifebt, Flirth* a».y float flavor torr. In the matter of summoning Petit Ju-1 Itisroar of Mi iron In this matter, it appearing to the The recent War between Germany Court tliat there are not a suficiont num- and France aroused so much interest on ber of petit jurors in iittewdance at the ' the part pt our pepiJo, that it was gen­ Augtret 10th. 1871. present term th^reoC and it further np- ‘ penring that an additional number of • " , that the । that great1 . Uun- xonxixo MAA1OX. At tho adjournment of Court last evening the Defense annnunoed that the Defendant waswitisfied with flic jury, so that the jury bo’onged to the TVosccu- ATTENTION! Good Bargain.* - JU A.-JN JL> - . person* to ettesd nnd servo as jurors is •draggle, would be train the pen of on . TteptMioM droiw In plenUOun flow Can be had by Coifing at ■ necessary The Sheriff of ibis county American author. ' Ths National Pub- ' of Barry, is therefore ordered and di­ fishing Co., of Chicago, III, has just n blwhU* nn uraUu drwl. i> tell to fat«rstteiM unborn rected forthwith to summon one hundred issued a very complete and valuable his­ low l»ov. a m wounded by thot good and lawful men of this county to tory, louring the title. , Itia from Ofliee in Hasting*. ** tion this morning, but Mr. Wn. P. be . and appear in said Court, at the the pen of Mr. James D. ^CcCabe, Jr., | We Ofjler the following Bristol was excused on account of ago Court House, in the City of Hastings, nnd is a hrndsomly bound volume of InHfcw th.ilbwhidibor.Mdun and poor health, this gave the jury back Tax Titles in said county of Barry, an Monday next 80u octavo pages,, inustrated with T5G ; to the Defense. Mr. Cbarlee Mdjuren ensuing, at two o’clock. P. M., to serve maja, portraits, battle M*ene«, views of | was drawn and rejected for oiuw, au.l prominent localities, etc. It is written i as such Petit Jurors. 'Diomas Hubbard wds drawn and accept­ in a bold, vigorous stjle, and will, on­ State op MrcutoAX, of LANDS ed, when the Defense again annotnierd I, William • questionably, take melt as the stendani 1 Generalities. County of Barry. ttatthm Churth a otork „f f. iiitv md nnrl „r.f nF 9hn Rv a» rtS AmwiM,,] Situated in the various Townships of took them and inode the following the - Circuit — - Court • - do - -hereby^er• 1! writer. Minnesota is nt work on ten Railroad.-. thereof, Barry County - one of the best , tiry the feragmni; i, « tro.-of j ‘ ‘ AV°t|I Mr. McCabe, has evidently studied A. lady at Saratoga boasts that she Countie* in the State of Mr. Hubbanl UtaR further oxwmoe.l thi) orfw a । llia drinks 4<» glaasca of water daily. . !::3 hi.b’cet deeply, for he writes as an d. was challenged for cause which wns ob- I• as umvars -by the - Journal . then-of. . . ... jected to by Defense but wax rejected and ;■ V\ itnees my hand and the wnl of kam Ransom Goodspeed was drawn. Charlo a ' Court nnd County at the City of HastBaker was challenged for cause find ob- . < a vx " D' jKtimitwk.by b.i»« ftettor tU’ '0,h ’‘V Of A’gW"’ A n. cook & co’s ’ • Michigan, I• i■UhLu And not ns a jiolitician, as one Jim Fisk has 0 scrap took containing w Ik. •4iu«;s facts on record for the ver- 17,000 notioes of a personal nature. di luWr0 ftnd not M ono whe ASSYRIA. A breast pin in the similitude of a w),o ...eks to win the favor of either tho HKtimat sacnox.; osacan-nox. ascriox Germans or the French of fo-day. The mooquito is the latest fashion. great charm of the work is its impar­ Ono former in Iowa raises 4000 bush­ examined by Mt. Oheevvr was rejected. , 1 ’ •M • w k 17 north ao aerre of tiality, its absolute fidelity w truth. els of wheat thU year. WiLUAM II. I’OWBW. tl “ His book fascinates while it instructs. Wm. II. Carpenter was next drawn and j (.'hatanooga, Tenn., is to have a Clerk. ] for it tells in graphic nnd eloquent lausworn and then examined by Mr. Church 8125,006 Gpmw Hou**.'gunge the most wonderful story of mod. MAPLE GROVE. State or Miciusax, ? and challenged for cause, nnd TIiram | By virtue I ern times. Ho traces the caurea of tho Thc- Southern paj>er^ ore generally County of Barry. \ ss. Coleman drawn nnd sworn nnd examin- i .1 tire foregoing order 1 have summoned j war from their origin down u> the be- comphuniug of the excessive drouth. P ed. • Mr. Houghtalin being next exam-! pwwnallr Ibo Mining uiu.uk1 f«»», «"“>“» Indian tradesmen at Niagara cotn­ • plomuto: prelude the plain mournfully of the seaaon. ined was challenged for cans- and re­ 1 . , history , • of the a x . to ... CASTLETON; <o wit: ;। war> w £th dearaora w with dearneaa ;; and"stale* and states forcibly, forcibly, jected. nnd Aaron Clark drawn but ex­ From the Township of AKtyria, I anj in dctnil the chumcs of the triumph : yo®>® men are in demand at all cused on necount of age, nnd Porter M. of Germany nnd the failure of France. I Bi« watering places. JVIlUam W Col<;Hathuel II Young llowavd wns then drawn and sworn. Edward T Telling 'Die narative of the great battles which | Ri^ tomatoes ore recommended as a Albert Shepard RuloffD Chapman ! opened the campaign, aud hurled the । pouhico for bee stings. Mr. Odell was peremptorily challenged, . Cbartw Baker French back upon tiio interior of their , , . . . and Geo. K. Beamer was drawn and I ArtemikW Chapin tl.» elf«t uf lluw re,..™-! . la »>mu [Ok™ ,u TtI«. <l»y ureUl♦.worn when the Prosecution anuomiced 1 From the Township of Carlton ... upon th. frMKit Naiiou ; the fruutie | •« •«** «» . $iat they were content with the jury. . c Mewvr Peter Covert . ■ etforta to rescue the beaten army, and Great Britain orinsumes four times ns WOODLAND. Isaac B Baymon i Tiw Defense then took the jury nnd I R Carpenter the terrible disaster of Sedan ; tho cap-1 much tea iw the United States. • Vor.»K 1;«rIM»aqi Joecpli Odell challenged Mr. Coleman for cause, and ! ture of the Emperor Natmleon nnd an , , ..... . , . , . wtre.h !l*rl<?,“5 nnlir” ttmiv : the llevalutiou to Puri.; , Wh.&w'. George (' Nichol* Homy Gerkey 5<S« * John M. Kipp was drawn nnd rejected , . the ^t, .-..d trawler of Str-b.™^ bo“k *“ ont,lM Clu,d . *'• e I-®? From the Township of Hauling*. for cause, and Pared! M. Wheeler i sjaw^ofiTv-Y Samuel J Bidelnian ' and tho frontier fortresses of France ; J Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, is building E. U. Williams drawn, but being absent, Henry L. liltiief.eM i tho rise and formation of the Republic; । a 820,009 barn i Abraham Ryerson Edgar Rml Brown was drawn. Mr. llunrual lie- * Oliver M Moon Jaroh D Pennell tho flight of the Erntf-w. from Pari.; I 4(, „1<Mns JOHNSTOWN. the tnt.orphO ufl.muw of tho German I f|111 ing examined said he had never wad Charles L Smith ! arnuea t«» Pons; the Sieges Metx aud ' ’ t of the trial but he was pt»remptoriUy 1’roip , the “Township . of Hope. . w Paris in detail; a full diary of events Brunettes are coming into Jaahion chalfengtd, and Levi Holmes was drawn Ctiarlea Boblnsorp George Valentine . in Paris during the Siege; the cam- | “gain. who had npver read of thn trial Mr. Luther Brawn Calvin Dickinium CwBdn Dickinson paignx <in the Loire and in other .parts j apan has 84,785,951 iuhnbitanta, l>en ter M ilo Waldorf Beamer was challenged for cause, and ™ l ul Fnu.w; th, p.«ro mgotmuou. ■ the . n, lnal„ pmxmd.flUirrg nbuut BALTTM0RR Hum Gee. 11 Ltavenpor, was drawn and had i ° 1,1 surrender ol Pana and the treaty; the । -|<X>,000. From the Township Irving. SltWfW naval history of the war; the bistort . ' , ,, formed an ojiinion which disqualified ■George K Beamer John J Hendershot of the formation of the great German , A wn of n^tor Blaine, 16 yean old O.oT.eJisfsw^M ” him, when Stephen Nichols drawn John Cau>]»bell Daniel B Pratt Empire; tho proclaiming of Kir.(( Wil- ba* been sent to Euroje-- for his health, ITUr Oolib and challenged fiir canen. ■ Jonathan JameaC Hanna HASTINGS. limn Enq-arvr, and the realizatioh of Th-Postmaster of T-xn> W. Va. G.nuuu unity: rfffl Sur .nd Krund . gm, rd . yrurr ret tltoti'iSurf. of op- for cause nnd Itobort Harper drawu who John A Dob* rt.*on T A DeRoimer ■ Denioan H Rugbco had been previously oxcused^bon RayT. Isaar* N Keeler Anthuy Goodspc-d Streeter wns drawn and challenged for John F Emory Aaron (.’lark Robert Harper cause. Cniqier Trtuk was drawn next, Horace J Whitney Chariea McQueen but hud been excused, and Alhart ShopFrom the Township ©I WcKHllam!.' pord jra* drawn nnd had not formed nn Levi Holmes Elijah P Barnum ' uuiniuu. Mr. Levi Holmes was poremp- Sleplxm Ingcreou J W Stinchcomb GeoM " ’ Davenport torilly challenged by defense, and Geo. Edwin C Nash C. Nkhols was drown and challenged Pitrsol M Wheeler Isaac Smith From the Township of Castleton for cause, when Asa D. llork vac drawn P W Ultle Austin Brooks who’ was also duquallfieL Fitch MWalter Arnold George Morgan Seaabis was next drawn nnd .rejected D C Griffith Ttay T Streeter for cause,, and Edwin C. Nish was I Miner Mead • Henry Lathrop drawr. but hail been excused, and Peter From the Township of Maple Grove. H J Jlanehctt « ci drawn and jieremptoriUv I Is**^ C Brooks Cbbb Samuel Hagerman caallanged making the aixteeath per- George Mason Hutus Brook* John Potter esaptirilly challenge for the Defense, ! Porter M Harw.txl TbsddeusT Dewey then E. G. Williams, the last roaio in From the Township of Rutland the box, was drawn out, but Mr. Wil­ George Brown A*a D llork ‘ * Isaac L Diamond liams shared the fate of many others Lewis Wilcox and waa rejected for cause. Mr Horace Edwin M Bates From the Township of Johnstown. J. Whitney was absent whep his name William ~ Dunn Cyrus Edmondwas called yesterday, but Meing present Hiram M Colenan Albert Dewey this maruiag he was pal finttyk, mid John H Munroe John M Kipp challenged for cause. , Jonathan Stophena William i' Bristol From the Township of Baltimore. After examining the Compile<l l«ws John Dav as to the nutnlier of jurors that could Guy R Darter Henry Hougfatalin Robert Haynes be summoued in this emergency, it wns Samuel Weeks John T ILiaetiman found that the number was unlimited, . From the Township of Orangeville and the Court ordered that twenty-four Henry Brown 4 ____ E C Phette|>lnce additional jnrors be summoned. The NeWtOn J Nevfew Fitch M Searles jurors who had not been rejected were placed in cluMjja of tho Sherifl; and <vourt adjourned till to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock. At the adjournment of Cbutt thL morning, tharo were eleven jurymen in the box, seven of whom cannot .be challenged, at all, and eight have beta paased by the 1’rosecution. Their names are as follows: John Webster, Walter Arnold, Wm. . Cole, J. H . Briggs, Wm. Mitchell, John Potter, . Minor Mead, J. C. Brooks. THE SPECIAL JURY. As an item cmnected with the impor­ WXJjt «.eg. of P.r.., rnth. iw Wmblo «..» of bloodshed and vusdalum till these and other ©vents of the war arc rahited wrth a granbiemm and brilliancy which render this a work of unusual value. I!**',’ fot th, ,,1^. 1 1 . . ' The-Nebraska (constitutional Conven■ ‘i,,n "“•<* ‘he Govamor’s salary to ’ H°<X) a year, from |1,(M»D. The author goo deep into the i.biloao- j A State Industrial Convention is to be , ].hy of die war. aud nuprrexei his rend- ; held in Baton Rouge, La., ou the 16th I era profoundly with foe great k-*oni of I vf (k-fober, the first ever held in tbp I the coatiict. State. . ! Tin- low price at which tho book ix » i^ucl, brings it witUu the reach of oik | V?° Wl’l‘eU 1 <’nUnd, Oregon, aro and no one Leuingobreaxtof th© times'.™??? ofturite to their I sliould fail to nnd it It is vuhUaliod ' brothers by smoking in th© | in both English nnd German, sold by I ” j usbiu ription only, and agents are wont-! A correspondent «t Atlantic Qty rays: nd in ©very county. " Ixist night there was a bass mnger in i'iy room, who lunched off me.” It was n inuaquito. Michigan Cullings Sf.WVx* CARLTON. w.v* BARRY. ' S «r» « X HOPE. »34«>fn*W' n U") . of • e I ! Two young men in Richmond, Vo., ur freefne). a 'Kaf n.' D Ji of B«X AChu innnti detective went to East arcU!*tl °r an intention to indulge in a • dnel, hate been put under bonds to Saginaw for a hurglcr, aud had no trouble getting one. Hi- name i< Haw-1i Heep the j>ence for one year. RUTLAND. kins. Tha representatives of four genera­ Jackson count; has thirty-five iien- tions of a family were seen hoeing in n 't freof a .«< sioners of the war of 1812, the oldest the same field recently in Londonderrv, was 101 years. N. H. . the patriarch, Deacon Jonathan Over forty dwellings have been erect­ Goodwin, being 92. k'otn.Jg ed in lhe village of Pbunwell, thia icaTLo rural portion of Rhode Island son. oomplain thrt Providence has too much IRVING. Big Rapids is fi> have a now opera power in their legislature. It is a com­ House, 50x120, three stories high, built plaint never made in any other State in of hriek, next spring. the Union. Then* is a jmstidBcr in Oceana county named Pa-pa-mo . Icebergs nre very plenty in the North Atlanti-*. Two of them, each estimated The youngest married eoupto in Branch to be half a mile in length, recently john r crandaU Stephen Nlflhol* county are ngod 18 and 15 respectively, passed near St. Johns, Newfoundland. From the Townehlp of Yankee Springs1 and the oldest 74 and 63. The late Empress nf France used of­ Calvin 1,111 Hill rCoper Tm.k Trask The new road from Detroit to Iian- ten, when a child nt Gran’da, as Eugene Deo.H Spaulding John W Brigg■ing will Ke completod next week, and Montijo, to be danced upon the knee of Thomas A Hubbard Henry L Brown by September 20, will bo extended, to Washington Irving. To appear before the Circuit Court, a junction with the Grand Rapids nnd The “ C.ififornis Silk Company’s fac­ for the County of Barry, on Monday,, Indiana route, at Howard. tory at South Ran Francisco was started the 14th d*jy of August, A. D. 1871, at The National Horse Fair opened at a fortnight ago, and thousands of silk 2 o’clock, P. M.. to serve as Petit J mars Kslamasos Monday. Special train* will growera ore visiting it to see how tho be run on the Lake shore 4 Michigan until discharged by said Court | Southern nnd Grand Rapids A Indiana machinery works. L W. Vboomax, Railroads during the races. Trains will In Indianapolis a charming lady be ran in the morning nud lau* In the Sheriff. physician was called to administer to a evening. gentleman down with a fever. “ You Work commenced on the Mar­ Ciiaxce of TraE.—Bv tho new time need good nursing,” said the lady___ card which took effect Sunday Aug. 18, shall & Cold water Railroad in Tekdnsha' “ Nurse me for life,” replied the patient. on Monday last. The contractors intend ’• I will," was tho soft answer. trains run as follows from Hastings. to make a short job of the grading, and will have the rood ready for the ties in Gorxa east: ' Morning express 7;50 a. m^ mixed n short time. SELECT SCHOOL In Marino City. Mich., the other day 8;85 a. m, day express 2,-00 p. ra., Hast­ T””* PRAIRIEVILLE. ORANOEVItLE. YANKEE SPRINGS. tant trial now going on, we print the S ofaaX 10 following proceeding to obtain, and the ing accommodation from Grund Rapids Charles Warwick, a nice young man of i X T0»Mafavjr the town, was walking out with some ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE. h.freW list of special jurors : arrive 7;30 p. m. ' K MisKrtsirX ?‘nn*r«tnrv for Traehrrc .nd tbn*« »k. r_~i State of MtcnieAX—At a General young ladies whan he found n small going west : tuornapple Term of the Circuit Court for the County Hastings accommodation 6;00 a. in., frog, and holding it in the palm of his desire from »och » source. comudIIt adding of Barry, continued and held at the mixed 12:15 p. tn., mail &?<*» p- nn, ev'g hand brought it near his mouth which iHsry student expecting U attend *Lould be he opened wide. The juvenile croaker, prsrent on thatdAv, Young men or women proCourt House, in the City of Hastings, in express 8;00 p. m. raring tor toadung. or wintar ncteol. will Bad seein; what apt>eared to be a plane of tbo sluddtrs so arranged u espeetahy to meet said County, on tho 9th day of August, refuge, gate a jump into the care j AWortriitti in the year of our Lord, one thousand Parties desiring to purchase will “ A thorough Instruction, Fair and Chartes looked very red in the face, nnd eight hundred and seventy-one. well to Call We wifi cheerfully give Honorable Dealing with Everbody,” is the ladies looked down in the mouth, Present—the Hox. Bnuxr Hott, the motto of the Grand Rapids Buain-ss but the frog has never been seen from I Tuition to tiic School, 99.00. all information desired. that day to this. For further lnfcrmation, addreM. Circuit Judge. College. ». R~ COOK Afc OO MORRIS R. KEITH, Assyria. . *• c �— lltyw Cifii. tor & .J. C. WORTH. VAN VELSOR fc ROLFE. Dealers in Hirran, Wdiuwt, Avavn 16,1871. ATTOMIYUMLow. HBatioja. MiaMpa. OS National Baah, eoroer fV.ata sod Jeffrn ioMtAGtsinrx. RI. SSELL, In regard to Mn. S] pretaoto that her loci ioKyl ■gain*. bfa capptav *»d Mas** ler at JutamaJ Ravanur. ■/its? U fir het i abb 1* Ixru that at the fairly dealt eonipensatk Ito* t* for not receive the her. one thing when read fma tberapartdr’s rnttueeripfo but quite another thin*, perbapa, wnrn given from the wltneas «t«d. We clip tho above from the Dally Kaffir of yesterday, and once main enter iiur-protast. against the nan mini made by the Eagle on the character of tbia wjtnene. The AUoruey's (nr the 1‘tople j mlmltted to peh ciihtract Hint she wae 4 I At^MMnor og.ijrrt- i'ittutrf. ix-ndhaldar* Iron, Mftils, Glnsw, OLBRUOK Ware, <fcc Woorleti AUENTB KOH THE circular declaring it nan .. n , Detroit Stoves, woman of cAaratSw and thl« to mob the „j ,0 gMciige eneb a deci.ion, Mu w, defendant in thin ouuae of kJ important sf ,M proefon* ratings, and he «p« It witness by lira troy fDg her c-haraekT, f-n bate An iaeniug of any «neh circular. Is beyond anything we fiiould expect ‘ even from the flmutli we kuow through tl.a ^hannHon* it is exceedingly bitter sgslnnt VantlerpooL , dttahchildLh wllfalaoaa asaald • iabt>batb bopped aiw, bat i.Mctoot thi. Law. lamironce va»d C«.II-dine tin prompt aiienti. n io ail bn. MADE OF Lake saHdCT&- Superior Iron, THE BERT IN TUB ^UttLtJ. Jftauroan, Aaent*. II.aM U Vflfaa* »rop**t7 for Mie I Rep­ Ina fin*. iha Tu-araue* Cobh- Ab® the Ku-Klwd but not Killed. ' had vtdtesd ii in ba copied i a .i . ««'"<W*>iftc*erlpt. Thi* Col A. P. noggins, formerly of thid । would Mm ‘ ‘ adbtlitr *£_,‘ !>red1«M and *ria>i >• InrSllto city, but Bow of Missi-rippi, favotod. tu j im1 fob* u tb* country efmnii.'M »c u>* patoic with a call tins morning. The recent J tp<m<y and the duty Gr th* Secroiarr «u imp*-oxperionoe of (tot II. with the Ku-Klux hive-bs oonaalled with Secretary Delano, and Kliui, must be fresh in the rwollection {tkuy »y •<!«•, AN once. Jaiiidy Jointly aummourd aummoocd <h* tts Froaideei Freaident in to of of our roe dors. mA ftn ctuver in tho ! ufafifUfe Imi that■ «ixht ........iha rtoUdatiun Ll- ■ South cannot but be dt intffc*» to his friends here. and. an the Stalo. CoL Higgins first cnliatyd ns i> private soldier to the Eighth Miehign-. Cavalry, was soon promoted to a C.ipiniucy, in tho United States VoluntH r sen' toe. i<ubw>- nf 'M *'3‘l-^r!w"0,ab,eaa's•b*»rd,»pBdm.a. ituvd'fo^a Eeutonant quently was proniu-' _ •' «... : "f offislal iu»b«rll:ly eunihtnrd with mulfohnv-,. ' Colonelcy for brav.ry in the field.' A‘‘ that h*a OCt-vrrd <ir.r> rel.mm.nt «r «... I—. 1 ter tho dow of tbr war he wa« in oust-: acddiatal Pro*ldnl. X WOODLAND PAliLORfi THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS TDK ' 'Sr*. rorw ■ «i*ta an I J Barlow k woodyaar"* biota. AClfLlSV j Family Sewing Machine, HI.AijK S1MH.T CONSTRlVrEl'. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. went South, h>**W *'*i* **’a!a *’•*1 bt’r" ainHMl ov *““r l*”01’* roe CounJ}, jmMrap, where he wat, l(1^ d„|n^ to act dUbunr.tlj. in* charaelar amnt for tn« Pttbody Fund. Aanrtant au.fa.sto him abav, u.» atUnited Sb«» AMCe»t>r, and, of late, t*ek«sf M^ditito! rutmlM, be. in all agro af, •Sun. ri’JtAidcnt uf Schools. He WM of- ' .he W^rld ••Sknw* in high place* ba* beeu more I-L3-aa-"r-7-----------------ten tiiwateaed by the Ku-Klux lf«t od. vtll ...i than -u... the .t-----------------------. ..th* UUt ' poteat fw actual naimaa of held his groiinfl b.Jdly and defiantly nth* ; wrong doar, d<>«r, «ud and nAo WMkneMhha b**a mor* dl>* until hst spring. wh“n i&r' 1'inkn of Of k.truM tUa than thai that which U tnaai »tubbWB in tu chivalry, armed itod n>ask»l, (mooted pviiuienco i hrnin tho perfomur.ro of his duty, raa ph...«u ..... (dec• y ing him from n frieniFs houfte by t^ Bln. uf Jay Cook* a C«. ba. lug t«k«B tt. false premues) ahd bent him until near- i.Unc* <>r tb* ite(MM»,<Oolr riv* py **at. loan, ly doikd, holding him up when tod weak ruh/«a w the aondit-.M iW th* buiouai Bank* [ to stand, giving him, in nil, niot.i than ! ntav, witlHu alxty day*, aubaeribafot any *aa> or | 100 lashes. The Col. is n man nf un- «uh>* not exceeding i nyj^iuiona of dollar* thtro-1 doubted pluck, and backotl by Federal . of. tba itecroiary ba* «*ut notice m> th* agente I troops, he will sodn return to Aberdeen. [ l ewiofor* appointed. ■* foifowi, th •• Se«Mi. I ft fid dealers th , patent Medicines. i. W. MAYNARD, oat boring. llvillfo* It wm toed. Hroid. Quill, Bind (hther. Ilvm •nub. Ituflfe, Taet.aad fnm psmiy »n<j da robly T . , X? WMrt0‘ « •’•ri thing paoded in a fomUy, from th* beavteal to the tighten! fabric lin A CAMPBELL. rtnprieu Ju4TpH.<it>g or DrvMgBili^: PAINTS. TURPENTINE, | Glrunf Ac PbilUpM' . J. k E. F. BROWN. PERFUMERY. higjsae*lof WOBSK and Ckilsiir. BOOKS* STAT1OMEBS, CHOICE TEAR, JOHM (tOBKRTS. PlIVrifCIAN^and fotryeon. GROCERIES, K HROAKNE LAM PH * FIXTURES WALL PAPER, Ao..**. Sti'SSfLL f .WM Miterin. CITY DRUG STORE, ISAAC W. VROOMAX. State EL, Hastings, Mich. ***** •* th* C*’rt CUlMflne Aaeat °St7Y Hi8 For the Mlrhisun. E. h.maluiry. rriff of harry County: tole* at the 'foes, at the Court Honea. Uaotinp. OMNIBUS AND HACK LIN ft B. VANBRUNT Proprietor.—!<«*,• the llofou ih<JUu. at hu- aosutra. MS ffl SHOES, - - - a. r. not ** J. ROBERTS to CO.. icniTnl New* Donlora Of Homo Manufacture, CITY PAINT STORE! cronem* *. browr, ’ PAINTERS.; Go to the J Sign and Ornamental CHOICE GROCERIES' A fine stock Jctr Onxn! COME A.TCD «iE12 THEM Oyttert and Rjenuihaneni*. Dealer* m Wail on hand at all hour*. , w hIa-bubell A. WOOLEY. Glaaa. ate., etc. _ MOHXY TO LOAM ! ’ Lak o. Barry Co, MUh. $1.00 for 75c Am. lot. MH. ' JOBS rMTTMORB out mv Sum- a To the Ladies!! ntOCK 0/ ' ' BrI Goods and Clothing Bokhara. A. P. DlfAKE, M. D„ ’,i5T1.CStAB «<’•*«• the trostmeat of< Private Diaeain. OAeeorMVIi A.vi..-, Hurt their wv Gotdt. AVest of Bank. ks principle* popafor attar all, "hits W twenty local items, of which eight were concerning “the railroad.'’ hwallinr os Broad- WM. VBJOHS. CIOARS »n<l TOBACCO, ata«ni<ULnng uwaobeiUM *4>l fork, bat Mrn only th* irie* whan they phic* th** W. J. M. *. C. RI SSF.l.L, TOILET and FAJfCY GOODS, nanm'st arrotnnn r» smen. iimiae of a moat abuudlabors of the hushand- It ARNBMRie.n, eorutr of Cirnn h and but* -J.. Office and b^roroom al VAKXHHES, harvest The weedier never was better; Th* diM-aaatos nT th* qnroibn <rf appoistiag the crop is a Ml average and probably ex Ceofedevata* ahi lb* rolraliou of Ifomooral* in Um Mrvic* of Ike Department* hero ia makiag gniw w sttr ta ns -WbaiigUB pajmro. tt. in quality*. Aa the breadth of ground prop*ni*wn tn)asto> tbs appniStibaaU of thofo bow* to wheat exceeds that of any prw- adbbrieg to th* Dew>ocr»lic fanh. and to give ant return MfDDl.EVII.LE EXCHANGE. H. fl. -ATOTf JOMK1WX. ffermeriy Clrrk of IlMtlnga Uap«. PraprieUr. Trrw tsodw ami the eomfcrt cf tTOeatu ntade a apeeialty THIS MACHINE HAS NO EBiiAl. Hr*wyaU sod etamiw tbn M.tfolne at><1 it* work. 1 ou canaot afford tn bar a Rawing Na chine uaril vm have l-rii the Fl.ORKttri, with it* lair improvement*. OILS, Little Red Shop! pecte of oar tensers could aatroely be MILO T. WHEELER, AlwajsiflOrder aufl Ready for Wort BEST AND CHEAPEST Tn CaorrThe news from all parts of tho State reports a splendid wheat WM. If. JEWELL. BFUJtTER of l>red*. General Con,. Notary hblie. Qflle* La the Court oraa at aQ bean ^tf/aooto bopaU NATIONAL HOTEL, — Druggists and Chemists, We bate known CoL Huggins for eix- ‘P.rfoel*d forJba mJ. af rb. , , ! rvumindrrcf th* grriJ.OOo.OKI of Bv* p*r seal., teen years, and a tntnr man doe* not, bond, offerto lb* publ.c by the hilar cl tb, Sm- i lire. Honorable and aboveboard In nil j rotary et thefreaUry uu ti.» r8ih of February I tho relations of Hfr, not much of u rad- ’**• •••^riiy .1 the .g.eu b.rouf.ro dee-1 . , ' iseatto fa limited to th* Ml* of •.]«»! awrouafauf <«1 polSwlly >pMku« ul l.rg.1} m-,„4 | terested in educational matters, he is . < aod 3 per roni. bead*." among the but men we should haw iai^soo,<ioo of u><3 vrsdrawiag ah p*rc<mL ' supposed would hare been outrage! by | '"“*** *'•* *6,,n'b« cellad lit, »ud thu will era- i K „ K-J,, _ ' < olarkel for (loverafoenl fecariiM* and* era ‘“e '___ ‘ M . a. ___ I ble'.S*Secretary to Imo* the *d<!irfeo»l | _, „ MO of Are p«r cuL bond* authorised by law to Michigan CtacraAt Rulboad. The pe deducted from th* imu« of the «or 4t< per Michigan Central during tho year end- cent It fa now thought th*r* will ba linla diffiing May 81st, 1871, has been very pros- j cuiiy in dt*vo,ing of th* whnt* *nd indue.agsubporous, 08 the following brief exhibit | scriber* to lak* a part of their lubacriplton in ! from the report of the Officers and Di- ] 4 per cant, bond* having thirty years la run. rectors to the stockholders will show : Thua, then, tb* fondfag loan I, wall la btod. ' Whole eirnings of the main line and d«*pit* tiro fear* lh»t owing w> European war, ’ all its brunches fur the your, were 85,- ’ the cutiro »chrm* would tail Irom the acarrity of I 420,123.39, expend of operating during 1 money in Europa for thi* character of invest- I I the same time, 83,801,011.85, which ! n>enl» her*. Th* .teady hand «nd Lead of See-1 leaves a not balance ..f 81,509,11X04. **<”! Dmrtw.n in payteg off tb* debt while ( The .holenumWorinwmBmairtiwl .••‘"I •* I ™ 814,480 1-2. *ll*>. well equips <—aJ-~--y~-* «b«»-«->* .. .............. ... with enmnn «ml ««• ut «.d the Mn- ‘ ' Y . .. H .j. . •, . t .r load of debt placed upon th* count!r by th* ~m«.t u nonta^y I *.**»« ..II u -nm.l, th. mUins rtock. Ml of «.nn» n>. ohtnin- I „„„ „„ M h„, | ,ng Stock of the Un® .and mort un-. erWi,,, 1 proved styles. It has dow 12» engimjs, I w,th Bbvtn u lB rooUet I which have run 3,204,7 74 miles IB all, Iy},c T|cWrr „f Secretary BoutwaB in lb* matter drawing 2,394 cars of nil kinds. Tho >cunnot well b* ovar-tsUmatto In th* beaefll* main line is to be furnished with steel I which will flow through it to the country, rails its entire length, nnd if present in- ' — . The return, from Kentucky election* are atilt dications ore any guide, tho Michigan qatte inapiritim; U> B*pubhc*n.. Though the Central is determined to be the fore­ Iromoroata hare elected tbelrOovemor by a large most of the loading thoroughfiuus of j our country. th»l(be Republicans will hare about twen^t !• Ait ExAxru WOBTBT or Imitatiox. member, of the LuWrr lluuae of Legiitaiur*.1 Some progroad la therefore manifest, eveg at the ■ —In a town in Ohio not long ago, the Confederate Croaa Load*. women went in bands of two and three, with their kuitting and sowing into the a delcfeuey in tba Stamp oceoant of Kacretary dramehope of the place, and spent the Boutwell, when bo wm Cemtaia,inner than thura la !u the aboiod •tateenent uh^rapbed from hero whole day there with their work, talking shoot tho dealing of esoeslled bond*. Tb» jiolitoly on various subjects. Husbands nnd fiaenflg came in, eaw how things looked, nnd Lad not th-' courage to step up to the 'bar end drink. This wad kept up for several days, and the result was that every shop to the place was closed. leviUwilMhIcaa. V45T WB1OHT, • maiirm, and it la Aenglrt ituref RsbalappoimmbaU Oi 8 (VCty-five Wits 071 th 8 I be Mti.foeri.rv to Udftm Dollar. C JL R. MUDGE. Horsemen ATTENTION I M. PRICK m. �rtras-ss-HBaireit ERIE RAILWAY. SuljBcribe MO*d: « coi-Mnu iiiir jtocn NEW YOKE 1O8TON, albany, oiiKCcio.Vor'rjErSyruvAjtiA RwhMm-toNmr Yodt, CM- Itofokfek to New York, 460 bhIm, Cleveland to New York, 625 mi lee, Cincinnatito N;' ¥., MO miles, Fo n SHEPARD'S wahoo Birrm ctraixa. i*.* r.**,!. eepwt!;- Cleveland Weatern Depot, by (MtoMaya except- P<k«, only JO Cents a Bottle. MlUffll SAM • The board of health—A plain diet. i How to got rid of flews — Kill them. : Parental acres—The old man's corns, j New name for tight boots—Corn «ribs. J Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, CoetiveneM, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, I Fever db Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms I constant gleaner—The tax gath- ■ . ; Long nnd successful reign—The de- ' luge. . Tall talk—A speech on the dome of' St./PauTs. i-M hK(fcf4 F. K.< (Jenoeet. ■nd found ■ *ure and ■jwredy cure for the following complaint*. When, tho beer runs out doos it hop ? | ever. tom iut * daily, IfitiBdsy*' not Mirtf.r Kxekanm Tim* love. a n.w lay; and th* dim he to ptoylni Will chan** for yen »oon to a Llv*li*r .train, I ah ail paw from your life; I th.ll pua out forever. A rotted sorrow—The toothache. nv Mlzz^i I’.lill.ll You will forget me in Children, Flleu, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Dimples on the Face', and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Fain-in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Bheumatlsm, tkc. Ae. of Shepard’* Compound Waboo Blttara l*ailco*d,a»d a*Jeraj £Uy with Msloigirt Ex pr*M Train of N.w Jeracy Uailruail for Fnilad.lphia ■ Klrcptug Coach** are attached to this Iran nt <’incintiiti,Cicrel»nd.running liiioagb toRw»*lli rill* (flratfont {; and new and Improved Drawing Itoeiu C**ch«B ar* mcashed at McHpiraion Bridge, running Uiyovtth to New Ycuk. EXFRE& MAIL, leave. Dunkirk torn Voice LIGHTNING EXI’RERft, tDaHv,) lHv*a bociau.tl al V.4S P. M.. .rrivr.S.t Weal Salem •i M. (HHBkfoai ;)•.-tairni Qnv*. land :.i\ A. M.; lx»nltolMirg .J.J4 A. M.. Meadville I i ns A. M. (IHh*;| Dunkirk Is* P. M.. .Yoipremnu Sridsr. 1*0 P. M.:_ Buffalo 2.i<J F. V Arptra..! Hor­ ne). .ville 8.42 I*. M. (Hnprter.» and at 5*« York . J.eO A. M. Cniiuacl* *t Elmira with Northern Cvirtrwl Railway for WillUiu.p<irC, Harn.burg The artist’s adieu to his picture—You be hanged. Au oyster leads a pln/ id life until it ; gets into a slower. । Price, only 50 Cen to a Jiottlc. A sure way to make an impression— j FojLdown in the mud. n hy is a wounded man like on old i pair of boots? Bocauso he wants heal­ ing. Why are old maids the most charm­ ing 6f all people ? Because they ore matchless. C. N. SHEPARD. Proprietor, Grofiil Itnplrl/.. Mirk. For Sale by ACKLEY 4 SLADE, Why is your chambermaid immortal ? She returns to dust wiy clay without 4y*ng- South ; •: Owego lur The woman that maketh a good pud­ ding in silence, is better than one that make th a tart reply. HERHICK. The the crev crev-­ j xne chief ciuei agent in producing we ices in the levees on tho Lower Miraissippi is the crawfishA blunderbuss—Kissing your intend­ ed mother-in-law in the dark, in mistake for her daughter. Josh Billing* says ho beliovea, like Greeley, .in the universal salvation of men, but he wants to pick tho men. What is the difference between a cow and a rickety chair ? The first one giver milk and tho second gives way (whey). | NIGHT KXFKES6, d.ilj, vSaadaaa excepted ;> <. ..... -■ - *>« I* M -_ ! Uiugbamton for nine trataa aud ! England eitir*. Yuck. o&a train EmL uu Suudar. learian Gold & Silver Watches, itutfolo at CIAJCKM, VANDERPOOL Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Fino Gol<l Jowclry, L'oilca end New England Paaeengera. with theirBa<r«r,arr n .n.iened FREE OF CHARGE The brwt vepiilaird and n»r».t Uxarioo. Sleep­ ing Coache.HT IN THE WORLD accom■. _ B V *11 H.**l . .... _ Nover owe a man more than you are able to pav, and allow no man to owe you more than yon are able to lose. •“ Let him go whore he lists,” as the recruiting sergeant said to the fond mother, who tned to dissuade her boy from entering tho army. A lad in Hartford, whose fifth birth day occurred last week asked his pa­ rents if the schools would keen open that day, adding, “They dian't on Washington’s birthday.” A Good Maxim.—Tho more peaceably and quietly wo get on the better—the better for us and others. In nine cases out of tou tho wisest policy is, if a man cheats you, quit dealing with Lim ; if ho is abusive, quit his companyif ho .slanders you, take care to live so that nobody will believe him. No matter who ho is, or how he misuses yeu, tho wisest way is generally to leave him alone, for there is nothing bettor than this cool, calm, quiet way of dealiag with the wrongs we meet Adtektzse.—The business men of Chicago fill to overflowing the col­ WRIGHT CotuiHlai of W Aera. located within the I rmito Subscription—$1. for the Trial. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills MARCBNUS WRIGHT 00 TO THE BAHE’ER OFFICE > < Jl ------- FOR------ umns of the Tribtou at tonly-sir thousand do’lart a collumn per year, and one of the leading business houses ia Cincinnati pays four thousand dollars a week for advertising, and grows rich by the in­ vestment No money is better invested than by the judicious use of printers’ ink, and we believe tho bvsisbm of our city might bo thjumblxd is one year if our merchants would, advertise ca liberally bs those at Bottle Creek and Jack­ son do, and take as much pains to secure cash paying customers. Try it, men of Hastings. _______ _______________ WORK rf^iu/ fiaA uUktti, OUOi. t,n»Mvdu VWrdia, l/Anjb frrvu. aMuAo OSV. aJMiAuL 0M& IftAoJutal Fremont To ik, caiwf IMHOfC.: Th* proprietor* afltoiJbMBMrt.* who are nxn af tarnCMPMrtn bu.intM, wish to MMBMf 4S «U toe purebaae of Circular Hur Mite, •nd Machin erv of all kind*. that t enlarging tbair already extensive W i+Iv- OJauLuM ' Tntd ^fraara LAV du. BOTH ?LAIN OR ORIVAHIEIVTAL. ES* FINE woes A SPECIALTY, jg ed to, and we will warrant Satisfaction. W. H. HOLMES, PubihUr- xowxrx, v. s. �Ing destroyed four on Ottawa street—one , the other* as dwellr dwelling was nearly about >4,000; Insurance is uu- wooden OCCU Ings, ruined. PabliKteet LiCll IlBtiCBS. ■__ «t Bcktan'b. not write for the local column this week. laita’ «bo«. rf tb, Utat 8K7»s. Rich,. The cate somewhat protracted exmnhuition held Cal«donlB* Hsiutnvn'l* ■ the Respondent in 6500 for trial at tho Uuwen* Grand Ra^ ar! * 35 next term of Circuit Court. , 2 NTOrin^Toouwt.-Tb, Ilumeo-! .SUPERIOR, MCSHERRY AND STATESMAN 'MOK_«Xj_ K1XBP. I yCOOlG I i 4 W a Mj 6 toamift 10pm I Uncnd Rapdpj jg&mxcd a Homeopathic Medical, Catodnla* .College to bo located for the present nt ’ Middleville An Every-day Story. Clover Hullers! Clarke, Esq., thuTmurniug, who after a .. r.i£lX I thi, SbU. l..„ or. ---------------- —- 0w } in 650 706 7 S5 In tor* Lansing. It permanency is assured aud I Harting* "Hello John, where are yob going?” a course of lectures will bo given there "I was going down here to buy some ' this winter. It is hoped by the friends .NMOrlllO Vc'liK-IUvilltgrocerr.” of tlio institution that after beiug tried Charlotte "Well I am going down to Maoo Al­ nnd esfiiblished, the State will make it len’s to buy mine.” 11 ii * 15' Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Ita, Ils and JacKson ________________ atllCNYAN'S • Call on Miss Wilcox for mltllneiy good', of all the latest and best styles. Notice. . plow's juvd cjistutos. MACHINES, SAWING HARROWS, AG RICULTURAL ETC., At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. ! Hastings. Oct 9tli, aud Nov. Gth.1 “ Assyria, Oct. 13th-EUis Schoo) I House. At Nashville, “ 17th. • “ Middleville “ 20th. “ Hickory Curaore, Oct. 25th. “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. MACHINERY in Barrv County—fo^ sale by - Barry1 E. P, BURRALL Office in John Wcisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block- ,lflcic^”* «uucinsttoa« will ba , held BJLL, GALE AND KALAEZOO, and the Iardent stock of TEACHERS' NOTICE. K adamaeoo ------------------- 1, Aug. 14.— —The *»tv eighth j; annual exhibitkill of horse-, at the Na-: Examination of Teachers for tionai Association AaanctoriAH Park In 1- ’ this *».«- dty, ..t... !I County. Fall Series. opened to-dny with n very good attendaned, notwithstanding the heat of the weather. The truck also was in good condition. The first race on the pro­ gramme was for horses that have never beaten 2:84, bett 3 In 5, for premium, of $1,500; $8<X) to flrat florae, $40'' to second horse, $200 (o third horse, and $100 to fourth home. • For the-race 18 boraes w*fte entered, but seven were drawn, leaving th<k, following to contest the race: K j ‘S’ DL'-b“ K*‘e w % S"0?'1- hf’roif- MichiKan, blk m Cvtette. alhan8'Prt”W- AurorM’ 1H” b<'br,’d*'r JohnWt?CMT*Kna*yiUfa’».Ob^J1’8o",,F"’‘ki i **■ M^b-b • IMcutar. Fok ■10“,nber’tr- BurUnston. Iowa. »m Lady DRILL! WHEEL CULTIVATORS £ j CRAIN Knalamirzoo and Ann Arbor ?M 9 in SO ID 15 io _________________ "Down to___________ Alien’s? Why, I never bo’.t jj T>art of tho University and give it liivasJan:. IS 0 35 gn tharM tn buy hny ■I State aid nnd countvn’auoo in connection Htnry-a any of him, I always go there to IWr.l 10 3) 3 00 pm I crockery but -I — never - and wall .paper, —«—. — ..r I with the other systems or schools of Trains on thv ChtMXo k .Vlrhlrao Lake Shore' t°! N“‘ i "> till. no. i. th. “Cntnd U. lesro Uran j K«riT> for Muskecon and Wbi Hall, a« follows : long ago I bo’t a wl________________ f C1Hoar> Kspress a! IMO a m. Helrvll Exj>:e>e al and pa|ier enough to paper my house. house, 1 there, 20per cent, cheaper than I could ‘ (HAM B. BVHU.. The Kalamazoo Haoca. buy any where else. Besides he wait- j Ranted it. The crockery ho keep* l„ the Boot's celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do so on groceries, and I know you can. Besides he /akin anything I have to eel! at a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, tea and sugar there for tho same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. i AUGUST 1971. was Chariotta t’ Allen Cb rater* Ria Vennontrilk ra ra|»e.— t* before James Custom work made on abort notice, In goodatyie and reasonable prices Thi Nxw Fikil—J. W. 4 C. G. Bent­ ley, manufaotaren of aaali, door», blinds and moldings, and everything else, are so busy selling moldings that they can­ Grand River Valley Division .3* The popular Businrau College of the country is located at Grand Rapid*. _________ _ IrU ® S Et Gband rsirmii. DALLY w. h. iioLan, J. w. & c G. BENTLEY, :uecM*<ira to Dkkrr k Ikntler’ bupvriniendrnt, and wl !juiMuneaaUijia early d»«.u« roiieenw.. ____ , 'inatioM. and. to connection with it inrite the nt]tentionof thoee t.ropoclna to tcaeh in the ecboob uf tbtooojnity, to the impGrtaue* of continued eflvn. ' ' 1 i "£T,nCM • d'M whooh nf Barry nay eunpare favorably with thooe of other eoantiee. «rfor rBrlew tEd b s General ‘tion will be afforded. . A Select SchonJ at Woodland Centre, under th* c narie of Prof. Jamea V o«per. will commence Sept, fth and continue ten week.. Tuition from S3 to S’> aceordins tu r:u<!)n panmed. . ’^•cbool of thb kind will be taueht in ■KUia School Houe-by Morri. BTKelth. All persona who are owing uie, must 1Ii take notice if the same knot paid within II thirty days the accountswill be left with 1 HoSirf1^0"*’ IM"Ua Just toe for collection. John’M. Bessneb. Hastings, Aug. 14,187L dw ■ISSSSK -Go Ui.re lor Iho be.t and ’ «"<1 ’l«l> byJohn Fero. The Um,.r . ‘ Clo-blog, Gents FomUblncGoo*.etc. ' JSiSfT”2^^Fe''' I I”"—Stl^USS&i' « E.G. Wluuw. m. i "r • r ----! Howard the fourth The place to buy your boots and shoo* Tha nufnln^Jr' InA. J 1 h0 nirtnfng race l8ftt IlVNVAN's. was postponed until ~ ~m 1 a . _ LOCAL EVENTS The Daily. | I Vi’iffr’ in ’J1* lll?“c'.b*f •■“ibt daring the winter •j.b,r*jfal ’”®«Taphy. Intellectual IA : rith“*'ie'Kf*d,n«.(Jr«n:uiw.Moibod.ofTe^-b| ha'i‘ about half current nrim. ('an»l|!/Ph££2l <:~A ’ ea' r for purses of $1,000 to-moirow. • 1 -- > Burhngton1 ------------------------------------------| Leaving the East and arriving at Chi-; cago or ludia^ajioliff, how phnll we reach , xuumuapuns, now 311011 we reach " l*t ? ^J0 ^e#t ^ne “ acknow- : Advertising $1 for the trial. 7.2. raaaoflUQie. imick numbers of the rate* reasonable. Back numbers of the first issue containing a brief history of ,0 be the C., B. & Q., joined to-' the rase, attorneys, etc., can be had if gather with the B. & M. Railroad by the ! nnnlUl for right _____ T »« . , ..... . * applied away. | Iron*Bridtro at Burlington, and called ' ‘ the Bvauxorox Route. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. The main line of tho Route running ! Omaha, The Reimblicau Electors of the City of j! ts * °! naha’ connects with tho Pacific ! Hastings are requested to meet at Wil-! 1{oads nnJ fonns -----------’ — -------—to-day the leading route to California. Thejfiddle Branch, i Ham H. Hayford's offleo, In Empire r ' _______________ Block, on Friday Evening, Aug. 16tb, entering Nebraska at Plattsmouth pass- ,w°. 1871. to lirnilnnto twn r*.,.._i. r- , ■ .. '1 ■ Justice of the Peace to be »u|»ported »ui>nnrt«wi at the ensuing special election. By Order of Citv Com. N. Bajlkv. CA’n. _----- ------- -------------------------Rcmember the railroad meeting Wednesday nrknin.. Wedneadav evening. __ . ,bo «... endi_.-n.iwill Ibie ye«r fiuuW to 1 Fort Keenter. running the iborbut route ------BCTU”‘ ** a>nt«K*n‘- by over 100 miles. Another branch of the B. M., direrttat Red Ode, falls into a fine running down tho Missouri through St Joe to Kansas City, and all Kansas. Passen­ Fismixo.—The Judge went on a fish­ gers byt his route to Kansrn., see Illinow, Southern Iowa, and Missouri, and, i ing excursion this afternoon to Thorn­ by a slight divergence, can see Nebraska apple Lake. j also. ! Ixivers of fine views should remember ScraxcK—We understand that one of j U U- 1 urlinBtor» Route, for its towns ‘ our Artists is iHratigaliwg a new method I "lugh^gleaming form afar”—its tree-1 | fnnged streams—its rough bluffs and auomes — its corn-ocaans stretching over , 10 prairies further than eye can roach. Sev Time Table. I Land-buyers will be sure to remem­ ber it, for they have friends among tho The new time table on the G. R. V. two thousand who have already bought R. R., which went into effect on Sunday farms from Geo. 8, Harris, tho Land , Aug. 13, will be found in this issue. Coniuussioner of the B. & M. Ii. R, Qt Burlington, Iowa, or among tho four Bwixa.—8cme enterprising individual , thousand hoine-steaders and por-emptora has put up a swing in the street opposite who laatyoor filed claims in the Lincoln land offiae, where “ Uncle Sam is rich the Court House,[for the recreation and enough to give as all a form.” amxucment 0! persons attending the trial, we suppose nnd we overheard the MANUFACTURERS OF 8A8H, DOORS, « .at-ncr court Moldings a Specialty k alhamatle. ud lUu cutlon will U used u taxi b<wpltality of tbc re«rl» a: ^SS"•cboo! vuT 'ciaM w | twh“’ , 4 The dor^'erGrocerv.”' PndrfariPa, Aug. S ~U~J. 1871” THE CELEBRATED C.H. HICKSl ’ Hams, Williams, Farrier’s Improved! • BUH Continue to aeU ; JW . Sheller! Groceries, TOR SALE AT Enn 'Reporter lamenting, w. T. EASTMAN’S & C-. &<•., Blinds, Aino Land and Calcined Plaster. LIME, WATER LIME. Cbmper than ,nJ. Kt„re ln Hwlnpi | &c. C. M. MICKH. bvthafiJl^nrw A :ouril. o Of All Kinde. and OF MEN’S U.IU,., heed ntbee gloomily, ui tUn mid: “Urn Ce.m-4 _ ... » lour <wi to the rtntt. They c.fc,, long, nnd uand oat rtmightlenougU lor SWKSi Dried Peachea. FINE BOOTS! Dried Applaa, perlb Jfapla Harar F M I. U.. air. an bJ WOOLRUFEI Harnesses, » OOglOvQ 18 c. , Dwijh| , RUSSELL Hardware. MbWC- lumber best STYLE Uertinn, Aoj. laWJJ. A tourist visited a Salt.fc^^; i .ootatv, Ky_, lately. dressed August 10. 1871. llaotiaa. market.. Corn, per boabel Oala. |*r bushel. Tu vw Cxm.-Se Orroslc habit Iwrbil of —enromc of BouWAwHb..\ gnnnbiing which prevails among th.- ?•«'• ** agriodtarel ootnmunity to wall takvn off per Doors. Glassware, Warehouse on Broadway. this ,,, Sash, Crockery. greble Jiw & Co., GRANITE STATE LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES h» h^i not luui bi. ,m,| mrniog .win,- wh„,. v title, tn da M< uad^aai wbUL. ! BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Agricultural Tools, &c. ut the Lad ibho drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s REMEMBER, . y •• HASTINGS, MICH. Wmhlngton Block. We will not be UIitk.r. sold by any House 1 Cj-, WiJmggan CHHbushel, and. I expect to burn it aaxt winter in place of canaal cooland ho In Michigan. eoold’nt have footed worse if he had taau. The Best in the City. j. C. WOODRUFF. hourx- place - °pBakery. w side State St. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-17.pdf 6b625b619aa88fd365f810d200780216 PDF Text Text ®lj£ tjnstings tiannrr. DAILY EDITION. ~ VOL. I. ----- -M-- . HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. 17, 1871. z- ■— NO. 3. ” - _ । of September, in the year of our Ixwd, j . , but witnesses who have boon pre-J I860, in and upon Horben, Field afore-1 THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. formed an opinion, which satisfied both ii know , vioiuly fe|o„ipU,tyt wiltolly end of his mal-1 thb Defense and tho People. ' sworn will ‘ swear d.fferently ' at I Tho Court then ordered the jury to bo another time ? Are wo to’bo debarred • fo© nforothouglit, did make' an mwidlt, ■ Fourth Day’s Proceedings. sworn, when Darwin MoQmber an­ ' from introducihg every thing tliat will ■ and him, tho said Herbert Field, Hten [ ,urpri» th. primmer ? I lh™ ’«> !>lo"t . nounced that ho was a Justice of the MORXfitK 'SESS1OX. Peace in Baltimore and had a summons ; Tho C...rt U..I it August ITth, 1871. At the iqieiuug of Court this morning • returnable to-day. Nr. Hughes thought |j necessary that a rule should be entered iougly, wjlfuHv nud of l.Ls malted afore • in the order book iu this case. Neither ftidughf, did strike, inflicting," then nnd ! the oath of naturalization was udminis- 1 there was a poor ehance of the case being of dilligence I there, in and upon the said Hariwrt tried and die Court would not excuse did it think-that tho question tered to a Mr. Newtli. ‘ i ______ Field, on u.the K--u bock of the head, ono morMr. MnrciteD. Smith of Castleton was J him. Mr. Church then enquired if they was involved in the matter, accordingly tai wound, of yyliioh mortal wound ho,, the motion was granted, to which an tho enid Herbert Field, on .the Mid 5th ! arrainged on two charges far selling ; I wore all citixens, and finding that they । day of September, A. D. 1869, at the 1 forged telegrams, to both of which he 1 were, die jury was sworn, and this set­ exception was taken by Mr. Hughes. Tho Court then gave the jury into tho snid city and county of Manistee, did die. | plead guilty, nud it being the first of- tles the question of a jury for tho third I trial.' • hands of the Sheriff and instructed I And so your informant gives the tense the. Court said he was Juqxwod to Court to uu'diTsiand and be informed them to refrain from talking to any one deal leniently with him. For the first , They are as intelligent looking as any tlmi tlw said George Vanderpool, him, : ‘ in regard to tho case, and requested tin- said Herbert Field, iu tho inantwi' i offense ho was fined 8100, in default of j twelve men that could be picked out of any community. Below wo *-•give tliat they reppri any one who .should try and by tho miians aforesaid, tlion and : the payment of which ho Is to bo con-1: — j -fanning — .r—---tfnri in Th.. Cou»ly 4«3 fcr..i moalb,. ! '>•» *8»> and oocupatiim to communicate with them in any way there feloniously, wilfully- and of hia in regard to lb? case. He alsoinstruct- insliw aforethought, did kill and mur­ For tho second ofienso rho -jt’murt sub- ! eac^1 ouo : i»d them to avoid coming to n decision der, m^uMt the peace and dignity of tho landed.Bcntence, roseryhj^tho right to j«hnw?m people of tho Stalo of Xlicliigmi, and from hearing uno side only, but contrary to tho form of tho statute In call him up nt any time for sentence iu . wai'«r sni ’’that : should keep their minds stich case made and provided.’’ default of good behavior. <qx uiitii all'the evidence had been Sawyer.’ This case ho said had been tried al­ The roll of additional jurors win then J- re; F»rmrr. llUrk.mj: . ready twice, nnd it becomes my duty io ' called as follows: • The court then adjourned till 2 o’clock present to you the general character' of ' cocsrait. tho evidence which will bo presented to you to substantiate thin charge. This' seems almost useless on account of tho • extensive publication which this evi­ dence has had already. I’ may say to yotf that tho nioet of tbo testimony will be what is known as circumstantial evi­ dence, of which I will not enter into an extensive explanation. But wo must The names were then put in tho box waa no proper showing and cited tho jitovo such nn array of facte tliat if ta­ and Solotaun Kenyon was first " ’ drawn, ’ b law jjrcvioufl to 1859, and- then road ken by you as true they will draw after but being absent, Porter Freeman was“ from laws of 1859. them tho conclusion that tho Respondent drawn, who bad read of trial end dis­ In those .Jaws it is stated that the is guilty. Those two mon had been in cussed it, had formed nn ojiinion und names of all the witness^ known at tho i tho banking business until ifce 4tli of was challenged. Edward Powers was time of filing the information and before 'V1d<5»k._ September, IM59. During that summer nexteCulled, had read the newspaper re­ tho trial commences, should 1a? 1 Field Kcamc dissatisfied with tlio way IS UB 08 IUUUW» follows•: ports, probably half of the evidence, had placed upon it, but we contend “ ; the business was being carried on. I STATE OF MICHIGAN, ? discussed tho probability of his guilt or that the trial is commenced as soon as i Field put in about 87,000, and Vander­ Mamstus Couxrr. Mr. Eggleston having finisheL tho innocence, had funned uu opinion and tho jury is sworn, and these witnesses ,. about 82,600, which both had re­ ' Tho Circuit Court for the Qounty of pool i stood'aside. Pleiades Bitown was called were not known at tho time of tiling tho , Manistoo of tho December term thentof, ceived , from friends. Field and Van- first witness, George W. Bullis, wing in bis place and sworn. * information. called and, July sworn said.: My nanto . in the year of our I«ord 1869. derpooU-ntered the Bank together on Tiro Defense then announced themMr. Church Submitted hie own ullidu- ■ Be it remembered, that George W. Bullis, I live in the city September 5tii 1869, about 11 o’clock « George aelvee satisfied with tho jury, when Mr. vit in which he stated that hv believed Bullis, Proescuting Attorney for tho of Manutoc, knew Herbert Field in his and rinCo that timo Field has never Church in behalf of the People took the above wittfewe> were material nnd County of Manistee, who prosecutes for ■ life and George Vanderpool. They tho jMxiple of tho State of Michigan iu bean seen alive. On tho 17th of Sept, them. that the importsnoe their testimony this behalf, is his proper person comes the body of Field was found on tho were running a brokers Bank in Manis­ Henry L. Brown wan challenged for was unknown at tho first trial. here unto this Court, before the Judge beach of Lake Michigan, near Fronk- tee, knew the ouilding and have tran­ Here thfrZoart Waited for some tune thereof, nt the Court House in said j cause, and James Townsend and Hoary : fort, about 27 miles from Manistee. sacted business with them. They be­ Hendershott were drawn, but both be­ for the affidavit of George W. Bullis, the Countv, on tho 21st day of Deoembm-. Field at this time was living with a lady gan business in December 180^, nnd A. D.’ I860, and for the said people, ing absent, Henry West was called and former Proaceuting Attorney of Manis­ gives the Court here to understand and whom he called aunt, and who had fur­ continued till Sept, 1869. During this sworn. He had formed an opinion nnd tee Co., which was objected to by De­ be informed that on the 5th day trf Sep­ nished him the money for his banking time was Proseccuting Attorney and stood aside for W. 8. Chidester. Mr. fense on the ground that the motion was tember, A. D* 1869, at the city of Maufor tho 4 years preceding last January, nra-c. in ffio said County of Manistoo, buyimwa, and she became anxious a* to was at home at the time o? th®7 tennir.'made room for A. J. Walker, who was it had ■been given. The Court overruled nnd within 'the jurisdiction of this Court, iiia whereabouts tho noxt day. On Mon­ George Vandenoul, late of tho said city day, also, Vanderpool was found very atlonof their business. Cannot state challenged by Mr. Church. Mr. Hughes th<- objection, to which exception was and county, banker, in and upon Her­ early, between 5 and 6 o’clock, washing when I last saw Field, but it was n objected to the chaHeflge as ho had only taken, and tiio affidavit was read, which I bert Field'who was then an therein the out tho Bank and when asked later in short timo previous to the 5ih of Sep­ an opinion us it seemed. eluted that the importance of this testi­ peace of tho people ef the State of tho day concerning Field, ho stated that tember, 1869. Never saw him alive after Mr. Eggleston aroeo and considered mony was not known ut either of the Michigan, fclouiously, wilfully, and of he had run away and taken some of his that date. the moaning of the word opi/uon in the former trials. Tho motion was farther his xnalico aforethought, with ibroe and Waa in tho Bank on Wednesday after . tinns did make an-assault, and the said (Vanderpool's) money with him. Ho law. Ho thought when one had ex- arguid. Gcdrgc Vanderpool with a certain hatch­ had also cut «sut portions of the car­ tjiia, about 9 o’clock, nlonc but found t.mini'd facts and evidence, ho had an Mr. Eggleston said that no notice was et winch ho,, the said George Vander­ Messrs Conover. Ingram, Socor, Briggs opinion, which it would require testimo­ necessary. All that was necessary was pool, then and there had held and used pet and tho main port of the scour­ Fisk, Cutchoon, Vanderpool and some ny to overthrow and this disqualified to state to the Court tlwrt Mich witnessea by. and with his right hand in and up- ing seemed to be iu this place. others. Mr. Chureu then asked what Two persons went to tho bank on busi ­ * UU M U H-c-d upo. <h. inrum..,™ ,h .» “ d * b ' him. Ho thought there was no such , , . 1 . , , ,, , । ton of the bead ol him, tho said Her- ness nnd nue went behind tbo desk and examination was made and what arti­ thing ns a partial opinion in the meaning beforo the trial should commence and | Fieldj vilfufly, folsaw the money in tho safe and thought cles were taken frqn tho Bank, to of the law. Tho Coot taking the state­ the Court should make the order. ■ onioiudy, and of his malice aforethought whiqh Mr. Hughes objected that such a Mr. Hughes thoqght that tho view did strike, giving to the said Herbert there was enough to fill an ordinary ments of the Juror sustained the objec­ sized hat, or as another said who saw it, question could not be asked till tho Cor­ tion and ruledSfim competent, when stated was sa extraordinary view. Mr. I Field, then and there on tho top and •rated wrv .» exiraorda.n- rie«. F«J, th™ .nd ton T*^’™ there was about a peck. Another party pus Delicti was proved, also that there Mr. Church made hiwchalienge peremp­ Egglcto. i^ngad a»d v.p!ai>»l bi. ■ b“k. "f *• «• i i which mortal wounds he, the said Her- went to tho bank for money which Van- was no evidence that anything was tak­ tory. Mr. [J. D. Townsend was next ▼i®w. bort Field, st the said city and county of calk'd and sworn, when tho Prosecution Mr. Hughes said, Shut Judge Grier Manistee, on tho said fifth day of Sep­ deq>o61 said he could not pay, but being en away. Mr. Cnureh said that the were content with the Jury. The De­ differed from the geattlentan. He thought tember, A. D. 1869, did immediately die. pressed far it he went to the safe, fol­ objection was well founded, and the And bo your said informant gives tho lowed by this person, whom ho askod to questions asked to accommodate Mr. fense then rejected Mr. Chidester for that after the information hud been Court here to understand and be inform­ Bullis who wanted to go home as soon cause, and called Harmon Wilcox, wh» filed no one hod any business to med­ ed that the said George Vanderpool in rat down and got the money. Upon Wednesday, the people becom­ as possible. Mr. Hughes waived hu being sworn said be had read .accounts dle with it, without an order -from the manner and force aforesaid, and at the of the two trials, had discussed’the mat­ Court. He insisted tliat the informa­ place aforesaid, feloniously, wilfully and ing alarmed, an investigation was mode objection and Mr. Bullis said: my at­ tention was callojLto the disappearance ter and had decided views (which unfit­ tion should not be-changed. He also of malice aforethought, him, the’ said and Vanderpool Was arrested. In the evening between 9 and 10 of Field, wenf into Bank and found ted him. Palmer 15. Cranston was insisted that tho trial had commenced, Herbert Field, did kill and murder, contrniy to tho form of tlio statute in such drawn in his place and being sworn said when Mr. ^glo^tan remarked that tho case made and provided and against the o'elock, some parties had boon to church several pci-sotis there examining the ■ and came down tho river in a canoo or Bonk and I examined a carpet which he had read of both trials, had weighed application had been previously made. peace and dignity ef the people of tho l>oat which they hitched about fifty feet was lying there in a heap, spread it out, the facts and decided the matter, which Mr. Hughes then read Judge Grier’s State of Michigan. On going back to but found it did not cover tho floor. And your informant ns aforesaid, fur­ below tlie Bank. gave him his (release. Geo. Williams decision ia tho Nisi Prius Reports and ther informs and gwefl the Court now tho boat, the lady thought she saw There was a spot in that centre, which had not read of first trial ut all and very ' argued that the Statute referred to was hero to understand and bo informed somebody in a boat a little above them, little of secondhand had formed no opiu-' for the protection of the accused and was that the said George Vanderpool, at tho the carpet did not oaver and it wu mis­ and she heard a splash in the water as sing ; tho floor was damp and ono spot ion. Mr. Townsend had read “ Chris­ mandatory and not directory. aforesaid city and county of Manistee, of a dog or some such thing jumping It was enacted so that the accused in a certain imilding there situate, tian Advocate^’ with which Counsel wore bore the evidence of being inked over in which attracted her attention, so not lamiliarfaud he was peremptorily might mk be taken <ly surprise but known oa the bank of Manistee, on tho n«d looked as if it had been scrapod or fifth day of September, in tho year of much so that sho spoke to her husband could be prepared to meet tho testimony challenged,iwhichjnade room for Porter scrubbed as it was broomed up. Other our Lord, 1869, with force arid arms The Court bad in and upon Herbert Field aforesaid, about it, and they saw tho figure of a spot wore of a rod color. Upon laying Burton who shared the same fate. Sol­ arrayed against him. man crouching down in tho boat and on omon Kenyon |being drawn and sworn ruled against the prisoner on tho ques­ feloniously, wilfully, and of his malice the carpet down on the. floor, I found exatmnation soon after, found that there Mid he had (readfbf both trials, had dis­ tion of diligence, and xnw the same aforethought, did make an assault, and on tho carpet red spots which corres­ were spots as of blood from tho Bonk cussed the maifler^and taken aides which question is involved hare in the case of him, the said Herbert Field, then and ponded in adjacency to those on the there with some blunt instrument and down to this point on the river. They must show that it weopon, to your informant unknown, disqualified him,[and David1 Trego took the people. floor.iNear one rod spot on the floor The. evidence produced will go to his place but soon vacated if, which pre­ was not-only not known at tho time of upon tho top of the hood and back of I found n small red spot, an indenture sented the spectacle of a Trego-ing. the former trials, but has come within the head did strike and mortally, wound, show that Field was murdered in tliat as large os a pea, and in that a red sub­ Bank between II and 12 o’clock of that stance of the oolor of blood. I exnmin John Fisheyjbeing called had heard of their knowledge within m recent a pe­ day. the trials and was rejected peremptorily. riod that this is the first opportunity ad tho carpet, when I laid it down,- to . David- Patton took(his place and was they have had to make it known. They city and county of Manistee, did die. sen if tho spot in the neuter had boon challenged for cause, when Joshua Mar­ Aould have acted with diligence so that1 And so your said informant gives tho jail at Manistee a latter was written by removed and it was cut out . This oar­ tin was called aiidfffworn but he had his the prisoner could have been prepared; Court here to bo informed, and io under­ him imd given to -fate wife to -W rent pet was cut running across the seam, opinion of the matter and stood aside. to meet it. Suppose fifty witnesses were, stand that th«» said Georgs Vanderpool, away and mailed back to Manistee for leaving a strip of about fifteen inches on him. tho eaid Heibcrt Field, in manner the purpose of fastening suspicion On Darwin McOmbar was next drawn when •prang upon Os at this late hour, could tho side near tho bonk entrance. He and by the means aforesaid, then and | the Defense^wero again satisfied with they be admitted ? then explained the diagram nnd pointed there fetoniossly, wilfully and of liis other parties. We ask of you great patiente in ex­ out tho things described' These piobos Mr. Church thought that very few malice afurethtKigbr. did loll and mur- 1 the jury. . dor, contrary to the form of tbo statute amining all tho facts in this important of carpet I took home. I also founds Mr. Church challenged Mr. Williams words were necessary os to what the law in such case niado and provided, and and celled Jamc'sjW. Mend, whereujion was in this matter. Let us find the law newspaper which hod on ono side three against 4hs peace and dimity of tho Vandeip^ol unless ho istho guilty party. not [Judge Grier’s opinion l*Op!e of iho Stale of Michigan. marks and on the other nido one. Tb* the People were f satisfied, but the De­ and That would bo as great a calamity to and ho read from the Session Laws! fence were not,(and chtrlk-nged Mr. j And yow informant! asAfottsoid, faxone was about the size of the end of tho of 1869 upon the subject. He. ar-| tho people <u to Vauderpool. . I thefr informs sud gives tho Court now Mead, to which(Mr. Church objected. thumb, and tho other three about the Mr. Eggleston exhibited a map ■ mso of tho ends of tho fingers. These Tito Court overruled the objection and gued tliat the Defense might have ob-1| hero to undo stand and bo informed | tliat the said George Vanderpool, at tho entered him to stand aside and Timothy tained from the court at any time in I aforesaid citv and conntv of Manistee, of Manistee and of tho Bank,■ and for marks wore rod. This paper I took to in a ™ru,n building Uwr? <>< »«■ w. gi.. a di.- my office. I also found a box of enyelBush was called, who had read very session, or even at Chambcris the names How do wo os tbo bunk of Manistee, on tho 5th day gram ®f ths bonk. opos nearly of a white color, and an odd little of it, and did not know that lie had and erdex of witnesses. & Chidester, ’Geo. Williams, David Mr. Eggleston then renewed the mo­ Trego, Eil. Powers, Porter Freeman, tion to place tho following witnesses on Henry H.n.lerrhott, H. WilM., J |ho WunnnHon. Mkwi y„, Joh» »r w„.i, p _C. .. ___ _. .. Cranston. T Bush, Goo. r:~. Gregory, F. Godfrey and Mrs. Field. Gaskill, D. McOmber, P. Burton, D. He read from the Session Lows to j Patton, 1’. Brown, J. Fiiher. Joshua | sustain tho motion. Martin. 11. D. West, Solomon Kenyon. j Mr. Choercr objected to the motion I Janita Tow'DJHmd, and A. J. Walker. ■ being granted, on the ground that there in the afternoon. xmauioon skssiox. At tho opening of Court this P. M. Mr. Chcever requested that the witnesses fur tho Prosecution be excluded from the Court room during the trial, which was argued to some extent when the Court ordered that ell witnesses, both for tho People and Defense bo excluded until tho testimony is all submitted, Mrs. Vanderpool being excepted. Tho Sher­ iff then made proclamation to that effect. Mr. Eggleston opened tho case by saying that the information in this case rias filed on December 21st. 1869, and ii==: �Cafdj. ATTEKTioxilnteigl apd thejsickage, also there wain pair efeuffs,! was certainly one jraeco. posifibly two, evidently a gentleman’s. 1 also found j and*'it was two er ’three ’ *foot long. mv ——is There and took away a hatshot with a head u window in tho back part of tbo Bank about 15 or 20 foot from tho water in about an meh and a quarter in diameter. 1 also found, the next day some of tho the river. Tbo complaint in this case was here shown to witness and ho testi­ boards of tho floor sawed olli aud took fied that tho body of it whs in his handthem to my office. They were about 2 1-2 lent long and the width of flooring, i writing, drafted it on tho day that ! Whcu this was some six inches. I found iu tho crooks the dates show. some dirt in a moist condition and a drafted it was not known that tho substance which on top hud tho color of body uf Field was found and do not ink, but lower down it was rod. I cut ।| know that it was known, that he was from these boards a piece, about six ji dead; think the arraignment was on the inches long which run across tho same day tho complaint was made. At two Imanls, and with thu paper spoken the inquest the body was partially taken of and a piece of shirt, I delivered out of the box i. e. rolled over and tho Tho shirt them to Dr. Duffiold, the shirt nt my of­ lid was taken off the bo*. fice anc^tho rest in Detroit. I also de­ was laid open, tho pants also opened, the shoes and stockings and neck tie and livered to him two pieces uf board given to me by David Ingram and on them was the piece of lope were taken off entire­ a red substance. Those wore uoarly ly. Do not recollect that there was any. round and an Such or an inch nnd a thing else on tho body. There was also quarter in diamolor, never saw them another handkerchief there but how at­ Tho coroners since, gnvo him tho pieces of whirt after­ tached I could not toll. wards when tho Doctor was at Manistee. jury consistod of John ('aufiold, Mich­ This piece of shirt wus taken from the ael Fay, cannot recollect any more. part covering tho arm and breast, tho Mr. Groou, W. 8. Hann and Mr. Shack! body of it was white and it hod a red­ Icton were also reciiliod. He-'thought dish streak on it. I never saw this again Mr. Dunnet drew tho vurdk t of tho either. After this our uffieu was burned Coroners. I think 1 took all the pieces and tho remaining parts of these things of carpet in the room; was none in the wore burned at the same timo. Wo had front room dim* beliind tho curtain which tho clothes taken from the dead body of' he pointed out. Was a safe back of Herbert Field, a pair of paute, shoes, ' counter, uf large size with a burglar bus. stockings (originally white) shirt, hand- 1 Think it would weigh 2,000 lbs. There ! VAN VELSOR k ROLFE. RUSSELL $ NEr/NS D. R. COOK & GO’S Zfsrr fair mip Goods. Office in Hastings. IF? 0flier the following Tax Titles app«n WH££I*ER A UOWMISG do not recollect NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN,: whether thia story about tho rope was not an after-thought, conceived after the trial at Manistee, Mr. Church objected, ana and fld.lt!>. Offloe corner St.t. am! MartM^. Uaia. bluek^ O.t Bartow * roarli atora. Haatlao, Mich. jBrIy I. A. fc E-A. HOLBROOK. TTORNKYB, sad Commliors M Law,»^8<dk:i: - Situated in tho various Townships C. G. HOLBROOK, Burry County—one uf the best Counties in the State of Michigan, WM. L. COBH, ATTORNEY and CosMdlor al Law. Solicitor ia Chancery. asd Ciroait Court Commiwiaaer for ASSYRIA. •4 HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY al U«. Iiwsnee and Collectin, Avant. Will give nrompl sUontioa u> alt businaai in ths line of his nrofeaaion. OBoa in £>- MAPLE GROVE. HYDE K BALER. ata. llouss to fur tala! Bsp- » Yobk. of N«v York. NoSTS AMSaica. of Pbliadalplila. CLKVM.AXB. Of Obio. NatmsalLi Kailvat Pj WM. IL JEWELL REGISTER of Deed*. Genres] Cobv< MILO T. WHEELER J. W. MAYNARD, NATIONAL HOTEL, KUKPUKRD A CAMPBELL. IVuprir:^ corner Slate sod Creek utrosl. The only flr»vM**i H Splendid sMomKodsUun juIHtf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, . 8. "ANDY" JOHNSON, (fbrtnertj Clerk of the liutiacr lloiwc.i Proprietor. Term* modsrau. Dies. B. J. k K. F. BROWN, IIOJKKOFATHIC Phnieiasr. Mka ia »M P. O: bqildiu. HpMial ettaetinn raid U> CHBOXlt DISEArtES. DImmw at Woaax and CWimaan. JOHN ROBERTS. PSYSICIAX MMi S.rpoo. DwsUiss asar GU Court UlU- WML UPJOHN, nn SlC^Alfr wi Surjeo*. U*eo Wi l*B. C. C. UMLkV BOYAN ISAAC W. VROOMAN E. H.MALLBRY. WALL PAPER, Ac., Ac.. CITY DRUG STORE, State St, Hastings, Mich. OMNIBUS AMD HACK LIME. »wXofB*-lX J.8,YA»BBUNTl‘ro»ristor.-U.»ttas H< GILUs’G^VILLE. ,'ofa w % J. ROBERTS k CO­ Dealers, oin w v For the at.h«OU,, tltf. BEST AND CHEAPEST urns 1 m, YANKEE SPBINGS. ? "X.f' •WK*-.* Of Home Manufacture, I HORNAPPLE. Go there for yoor CHOICE OBOCERIES! A fine stock Jctt Ordid! COMB -A.IND BEE THEM Oystera and Rjerf^hmesds. Go to the Jrfadsq/' Ctoimtry Produce. "Wool Wanted 1 Little Red Shop! Puti.i a—ring to pUrehM« win d0 25yl «n to (Ml. We win cb-rfnll, gi„ MOJTEY *11 inform*tion dtoirad. West of Bank. Pure Wines apd honors I FOR MEDICIN AL FVBFOSEM. DB. C. 0. SCOTT. A. WOOLEY- H. A. BUBELL. TO LOAN ! D- »■ COOK A. CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEY'S row NOTICE. think the other end was broken off, think I aaw wmn pieces of toned tope also in the Bank, but do not knew whether it was cut off at either end, or ' WM H. HAYFORD DEALKBS ia Dry Goods, Groceris^ Boot* sod the first trial at Manisu-o and do not CHAN. II. BAUER. of LANDS «•. his counsel. Defense made exception. Ramsdell said nothing about releasing him. Ques.—What did the Sheriff say? Objection made and rttstained. Ques.—What induced you to do what you did on that day ? I drew the com­ plaint at the request of Mr. Briggs and at the further knowlenge, which convinced me that tho writ of Habeas corpus would be issued to release him. Ques-— What bad wmo to you*, knowl­ edge about that gold ? Objection made and overruled, but answer not taken Mr. Hughes waived a further cross-examin­ ation reserving the right to recall the witnm at any future timo. Court then adjourned fill 9 o’clock to-morrow morn- I*. RUSSELL Can be bad by Calling at kerchief (white) nnd a email nock-hand- was a lounge in the room whan 1 made kerchief a dark blue vest, a piece of i the examination but do not recollect ex- j CASTLETON. rope from arouud tho body, a Scotch j uotly whore it stood ; think it was begray coat that Mr. Socor gave me and . hind tho curtain. Thtre was a stove i that 1 had seen Vanderpool wear, a tow-; also. Do nut know whether there was ’ el and tho hatchet, tho carpeting, envoi- any curtain hero this day or not, but opes, &c. All these things were destroy-1 had a->en it previously. Have been bo-' ed at tho burning of tho office ; was ■ hind the desk whore tho stove, desk awl l present at the inquest which waa held a | lounge are, but do not recollect tho date. wjfok from the next Saturday, tho cloth-1 Mr. Vanderpool was there I think. ; WOODLAND Look oui for iiig that I have described was on" the I Have not been in tbo Bank frequently, w I seres the body, do not know whether I saw Tho carpet was of a reddish or brown- । the shirt studs in his shirt ur not. Thu . ish colu.-, with some green in it I think, | Adcrrtwmtnl of GRANT ^PHILLIPS. gray coat spoken of was not un ‘ also blacksHad never examined it pri- j the ■ body but was Vanderpool’*. J or to this Wednesday. There was a litJOHNSTOWN. TJujre was also a ring, a twenty dollar tie oral spot on it about fifteen inches gwl piece in an envelope and tho shirt J in length and 12 inches across, studs which I saw at tho inquest. Hero i Cut into the board with a saw, cut a • 'XU si’w W ’• uf a r l.* he identified tho ring, the studs, the en- pinco off and gave it Io Dr. Duffield, velopc in whiph tho gold jiitco was j Think there wu>. as much tod color or I wrapped. They came into my hands at j substane.; un this pioco as on any other, j BALTIMORE the coroners inquest from tho witness j saved the piece with tlio indention in it • who found them, and have been iu my | as big as u pea, do not know who saw it’, •Ji’ef.wX*'! possession except when taken to Kola- j besides myself and Mr. Cutcheon, but! HASTINGS. niazoo. I saw tho rope un the body tied | think Dr. Duffield an£ others saw it, do ! ■ around tbo middle. I also saw iu the not remember that I ever testified that I — ' " " "■ ...... 11 Bank apiece of rope about 15 feat long anyone saw it but myself. A Juror i -kCHLEA vith^ono end cut off smooth, which re- asked who-cut out **~~ .*— tho v boards. Answer ! CARLTON semblod the cne around tho body. Ho —Some carpenter in my presence, tho also produced a box with sumo pills in chips or small pieces tpuken of ho got it, ami another box with somu powders from >— ir —*t-—-• Mr/Ingraiu. in it which ho had received from Sher- 1 Ro-direct—Mi. Church asked what iff Secor, and ware in the' safe with circumstances or what action of Mr. BARRY. some bosks ami other things belong Vanderpool’s counsel led to this com­ mg to lield when the office plaint being made, which was objected was burned. Cross-examined by Mr. to by Mr. Hughes when Mr. Church ex­ Hughes.—Was Prosecuting Attorney plained that Vanderpool’s counsel were 4 years prior to 1871. Drew up tho iu- clamorous for his release on a writ of fermation in this case and assisted in Habeas Corpus which led to this action. the first trial as one of the counsel for Mr. Hughes said he objected to this Druggists and Chemists, the Pecple. This trial lasted about 4 thing being clouded up, as u n*fr weeks, was engaged all the timn, this the charge was for murder. and dealers In trial took place in Fob. 1870 , Spent He thought the counsel's remarks were ••K PATENT MEDICINES, some timo previout io this in tho prose­ irrelevant, It la not common for persons PAINTS, BUTLANDi cution of this case, some 25 days in aB, to swear io any one’s haring committed OILS, this was spent in a desultory manner, a murder before it is known that a mur­ > a fre or n • v examinining testimony, talking with wit- 'der has Iwn committed. Mr. Church VARNISHES, neasee but not hunting them up, have got | up to defend himself personally,which TURPENTINE, asked the Sheriff to hunt up witnesses ■ tuD <x,url inouguv the Court thought unnecessary. unnec.'Hsary. Anu And and bring thorn to my office that I) then overruled the objection. Before the TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. might confer with them, but never did i complaint made by Briggs, Mr. VanderIRVING. BOOKS A STATIONERS, myself except the few days previous to . pool was in jail without process, CHOICE TEAS, ■ the inquest. Went with Mr. Rus­ Question -jWas any ono acting as GROCERIES, 4 sell and tomo others to Mr. Ruggles bis lawyer ? Objection made by de­ ■•Mot n If of n • ire k« i » V and they went iato Mrs. Vanderpool’s fense. The point waa discussed by Mr. CIGARS and TOBACCO, room, I remained in the parlor. Went Cheevar and Cburch and objection overKEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES rSAIBIEVlLLB. there to see if any munoy was to be ‘ ruled. Ans.—Thomas J. Ramsdell was found among Mis. Vanderpool’s things. Tho time of the night that wo went there was after 12 o’clock. My mind was connected with tbo fact of finding money and generally, any other evi­ dence. Explained as tho reason of going so late that the body was found that same night, and wo were up and went to her room. Be remained in the parlor but the rest went out of the room with Mrs. Buggies to search Mrs. Vanderpool’s things. Did not hear anyfhihg that was said by them after they left me. Did not find any money ; can hardly describe tho part I took in first trial; waa there as Prosecuting Attor­ ney and as a witness and opened the case and summed it up. Mx. Briggs swore to ths complaint against the pria- GEO. C. WORTH. Good Bargains in A««. ht W71, J'OBN .WHITMORE. STEWART A 8TEIMHOFF. Wa art leckaiica) Deitois, �ncr. :iCS5X X. CXWTT Tlxsnxoa. Tbvxsdat, Auov« IT, Record of the Republican Party in Behalf of Liberty and Equal Right*. the light of suffrage, nod forever .pro­ hibiting Its withdrawal, pasRtd Roth branches of Congress. In March, 1869, a law was passed striking the word white from all the urdiaaucea of this District, destroying all nhpthuhiation against colored men in Stotdk laws or ordinance*. ffc Msy. 1870. the bill known as the enforcement sot be-Mm* a law, its ob­ ject being to protect colored men in all the right* to which other citizens are entitled. In April, 1871, Congress passed what la known as the Ku-Klux act, giving Ibe President power to protect the loy­ al people of the South against organ­ ised bands of aaaassins, and rendering the people of a county or city, under certain conditions, responsible for the damage* done therein by these outlawa. Such, briefly, are the leading meas­ ure* adopted by a Republican ‘ Con­ gress, sod sanctioned and sustained by the Republloaa party, for securing to the colored people of the nation the boon of liberty and the right of equal American citizenship. As a "campauion-pieoe” to this long list of acta in the Interest of Justice ana humanity, we ought, perhaps, to pub­ lish the record of the Democratic party ia behalf of slavery, wrqng, and out­ rage. But It can hardly be necesnary, at least until the Wounds inflicted upon the backs of the toar million* of ex­ alaves have had time to heel. If col­ ored men bear uo malice against their Democratic owners, they will not be apt to forge: who fastened aud who broke their chains. A brief recapitulation of the various measure* enacted by the Republican ii&rty, during it* ten year* of power, in behalf of the cause of liberty end RRMl I-olltleal, and civil rights to aU men, without record to race or color, will be a matter of useful information to oar reader* at this time, and aid them In coming to a Just and correct decision m to the party they can tho most safely trust hereafter. The drat blow at the “ Divine" insti­ tution of slavery was a blO, which l<ecame alow in August, 1861, confiscating all property aud setting free all slaves used in aln of the rebellion. January 25, 1862, a inw was passed prohibiting the use of the jail* of this DiMtrict for the Imprisonment of fugi­ tive slaves. The great measure emancipating the three thousand slaves of thia District pawed both Houses of Congress and was signed by the President in April. 1862. On the 13th of March 1862, a bill be came a law forbidding and punishing the return of fugitive slaves, coming mtortur Hues, by nav«] and miJltJiry officer*. March 6th, of the same year, tho Pres­ ident bad recommended the passage oft a joint resolution proposing a co opera~ TX'-nrx'T t tion between the General Government j w* JLWLLL, and the Slave Htatcs for the general alx>- RegiSTUB of Dkkdii. Notaby Public, litlon of slavery, on the principle of —and— compensation to the owners. During the.month a bill covering this suggea SENERAL CONVETANCER | Abstbacts of Titub The bill abolishing the loog-cxlsting, odious distinction* In this District of land* in Barry County furnished on application, at my office in the against the colored people, such us tax- , Ing them for the education of white । Court House. children and denying them all benefit { W. II. JEWELL. from the tax, became a law In May, Ifatiw, Mich. 1862. June 19th, 1862, tho President *igiu<d a bill, which pweed both Housed, pro­ hibiting slavery forever in *11 the Terri- i tones of the United States. J une. 1882, a law was enacted estab­ lishing diplomatic relation* with the republics of Liberia and Hayti. In July, of the same year, a law was passed conferring upon colored persona the right to testify In Courts of Justice; ’ nlra. prohibiting the Inter State coastw toe slave trane. .J« July, 1862. a bill became a law emancipating slaves coming within our Huas Whose masters weio In rebellion GO TO CLARKS FOR PICTURES Kill all slaves found in place* captured ! Isy.our troops. JpJy 7, 1882, President Lincoln ap­ proved a bill punishing the Infamous j practice of using the Amencan flag for the protection of vessel* engaged In the slave trade, in open dedance, as had . grown to be tbo practice, of a plain cooatltutlonal provision. Under the pro-1 visions of this act one Gordon, captured while engaged in the slave trade, was' tried, convicted, and executed. Oppoate I'. 0. July 17, 1862, a la« was enacted autborizing the enlMmcnt and military | organization of calon-'I men. »u . Dan'l Striker. September 22, 1862, Pre»ldent Lincoln ■ ”• *• Goodyear. . Issued a prnctomatioaitteclaring tliat on . the 1st of January eosulug he should' should Issue uiiother proclaming al! per-1 sons free in such State* as might l»e n«fti«l Ar ;jtoy the immortal declaration a" uaveo forever free in Ari 'exes. Louisiana, Dealers in Mi—lwlppi, Alabama, Florida. NBrth and South Carolina, and Virginia was issued. March, 1863. a law was enacted Incor­ porating nn institution for the educa­ tion of colored youths, to be iocatid in this District, from which had grown up the Howard University. A law was enacted in February, 1884, enrolling all colored men, whether •lave* or not. Into the national forces, allowing loyal masters a bounty of tSOO for their slaves—afterward* reduced to ♦100 bounty. But thl* wee wholly re­ pealed in 1867, On the 11th of June 1814, a bill be­ came a tow placing colored noldtore on a footing of equality tn all respects with white soldiers. June 28, 1884, a bill was signed repeal­ ing the iufamou* Democratic fugitivg•lav r law. In 1884, a law we* pa**-J allowing colored men to coutract for carrying the malto. The vear before the act was passed prohibiting all distinction* ou account of race or color In ths public convey­ ances of this District. agents for the The Isw creating the Freedprtn’s Bu reau was tressed early In the -year 1WJanuary 27,1865, the famous thlrteentn amendment to the constitution, which had been previously approved by the Senate, |mseed the House of Represen­ tatives. forever abolishing slavery in the United States. MADE OF During thl* year acts were peeked re pealing the various measurer enact* a by the Southern Bta tea under Johnson ■ rule, designed to establish slavery hi another form, authorizing-the disgrace "-Fthe BEST IK THE WORLD. ful apprenticeship system, tt»eJ*wTnre gard to vagrancy, aud authorising the Also the whipping of negroes. The same year a law was passed abol­ WOODLAND PABLOBS. ishing the system of ]m>nage.slavery in NewMexloo. In Deodinber, 1868, a resolution passed both Hwwe. or Cbb«t~ .ppoloUn, th. lolut t’ommltt.'O on lUoonrtruptlo., to whom rehTTr l th. erwlootUI, .rd* person* claiming seats from JoonsoD * Subscribe >JE Sol* Proprietor of SHEPARD'S ' COMPOUNU WAHOO BITTIBS, Price, only 30 Cent* a Bettie. BANNEB 239945 th* fol I owing complaint*. - Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stemach, CoctlvenaM, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Comptaint. in Children, Pitre, BUloiu Cbm- Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Baek, Pain in the. Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Jlheumaiism, ofShopard'o Com pound.Wahoo Bluer* To the Ladies!! Physicians throughout tho City and Price, only'tO Cent* a Bottle. C. N. SHEPARD, Grand ltrtplti*.riTlch, by ACKLEY A SLADE Hasting*, Mich. HERRICK. Goodyear & Stri£ Gold & Silver Watches, CLOCKH. VANDERPOOL aid Plated Ware. HARDWARE, Iron. Nails, Glass, of Mrmvntu, Barry Ca., Mleh. Subscription—$1. for the Trial .plonOld Opportunity Wooden Ware, <fcc< MABCKNU8 WRIGHT Detroit Stoves, Su erior Iron, $1.00 for 75c declaring that none of the rebel ^“le* were entitled to replantation in Con­ gress until Congressman have declared "Tn April’. 1886. the civil righto bill, Johnson had voiced, became a amend I will close oid my Stock of Summer CITY PAINT STORE! TO TEE BANNER OFFICE COMMINS k BROWN, ------- FOB.------- Nnue-Pamtmj, Greimhj, •Sign and Ornamental JOB WORK Oila. Mitrd FaiaU ArtlaFa Dry Goods and Clothing at sevety-flve cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. BOTH PLAIN OR boru or nsturaUzsd In notice State of Mtoklaaa. 0**— ' *"d’d U H M. PRICKETT. MUSICAL! up ov6r JoLnran** vpto an i universal suffrage In lid n January. u»7, a bit „ ring that witbtu nd TerrKdFy of the of the United States should suffrage be de nied on account of rests color, or for­ m er oondition. In February, 1867, the fifteenth Horsemen . ATTENTION! t the new the Uni;e* from ving the rebel debt J • iPA INTERS SHERMAN MICH, Dealer ia ^S’5- w Order, by man for Adrertiimg, Babactipbona or Job Wark, promptly »ttrad. ed to, and wo will warrant Satisfaction. W. H. HOLMES, Publisher. ctr«M«taa Sheet tatlwb Nioh. I*. MadeaJ Booki etc. Also t nnrr omak, �THAVELER'S GUIDE. Tifg RjtptfBUCm BltftHMX. LOCAL EVENTS DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. Good Morning. Weather k Httle cooler. Fobllaher.’ al follow!: . • The City will soon be crowded. , Witnesses for tho people iu tho Van­ derpool case sre being examined. Tim FwA-ing story continued. Judge Hoyt caught eight fish yesterday. ' Local thw fiotice?. The Daily. Term*—$1 for the trial. rates reasonable. . fio’r Ml 6 00.4 Ml L. N. Mixer has thanks of tho boys of this office for a nice pitcher of cider. “•Bn!ilM# K * Optn J. ROUMK y. M ■ICHICAW CEI H. Fl. Grand River Vi y Division .A.ucnjfirr isti. 0 Grommins! Where was "police” ! No. 1, last night. ! J. Roberts & (Jo., al tho Post Office, keep the Daily Banned for snle. A Goax.—The Th'JttJif Reporter per­ petrated a joke to-day which will upAdvertising pear in his report to-moxkow. J! 15 r xj 7 CO ua !i» jia I ’ I 2 30 I 4 10 r 4 27 740 |SW at Runyan’s. An Every-day Story. Clover Hullers! I 315 ml 8» 0 8 I HA, I We wore delayed several hours last ____ _ MIXBM. I ACCt The popular Business College of the evening by not having our “dally ma- '■'nnd lUpdp-if 45 r m chlnery” in right working order. Qur - t'w*n’ • coontxy is located al Grand Rapid*. ' •'!< ! tin" city folks will get two dallies today. MH.Hrnl! Sewing Maehino Nfeedles and Needle Sharpeners, for nil Machines, nt Grant Rath ek Funny—The Court ex­ I & rluilipa. tf cluded all tbo witnesses from attendance at tho trial until all the testimony Is V emontrille • The Nsw Firm.—J. AV. & C. G. Bent­ Bubmitted^-exccpJ Miv. Vanderpool. ley, manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds Ibelrsawn for ttih notion will not be and molding*, und.everything else, are very apparent* as vre prlrit-the teeth so busy selling moldings that they can­ uioijyi in fhll every dayl. , 3» not write for tho local column this week. KEFUBLICAN CAVCVS. Hill, m follow : • A Worthy Mottofkiearo ExprtKi at KM0 a tn. Detroit Exj>imi at The Republican Electors of the City of 50}pm. “A thorough Instruction, Fair and Honorable Dealing with. Everbody,'’ is Hastings are requested to meet at Wil­ the motto of »ho Grand Rapids Businc.-s liam H. Hay ford's office, in Empire TEACHERS' NOTICE. College. Block, on l-riday Evening, Aug. 18tb, 1871, to nominate two Candidates for Examination of Teachers for" Barry Notice. Justice of the Pence to be supported at , County. Fall Buries. the ensuing special election. All persons who are owing me, must By Outer of City Com. take notice If the same is not paid within N. Bailey, CA‘n. II belli a«follow,: of inuebm cxuuinatiom will l>t' thirty days the accounts wfU beteft with At Orangeville, Oct. tith. a Justice for collection. Mas. Sfxixokr.—We referred yester-. Hustings Ort. Dili, aud Nov. tith. John M. Bessmeb. day to the article in the Ay/» in ^regard | “_ Assyria. Oct. 13th—Ellis School: Hastings, Aug. 14,1S71. dw to Mrs. Springer being in ( Ohio?" and I _9. I Rrssxu. & Nsvnts at the Phasnix since then wo have heard by letter from j At Nashville, “ 17th. Cash Store have good SO ct Tea for 00 “ 20th. her parents in Ohid that she bus not « jente. 1 4w 25th. been there at all, and this with the state- ' “ Woodland, Nor. lOtH. New Goods ut the Phciwix Cash ment of the Manistee Timet of tho 12th Stobx. _ ________ ^w tost, that sho was in Manistee complete- j Custom work made on short notice, ly answers the unfounded assertion of ’ the-Ey^ ___ in good style and reasonable prices _______ ______ nt Runyan's. Z- Ladles’ fine shoes of the latest styles . SUPERIOR, )1CSHERRY AND STATESMAN CRAIN DRILL! Knlanxuzoo and Ann .Arbor > WHEEL CULTIVATORS BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, (ASTLVGS MACHINES, SAWING ETC., HARROWS, and the largest stock of x\.GRIG€TI,TURAL MACHINERY in Bam' County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Wuisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block M. W. & C. G. BENTLEY fAtccenura to Dicker A Ken tier.' ?,"A At the Railroad meeting at the bank I A Sclect Bchool at Woodlud Centre, under the Vow. will" ,am«M S«-A yesterday, after discussing the matter j rharje of Prof. Uh and continue ten »«ki. Tuition from » to K' for some timo, and all expressing tlfem- I occordtn, toKudie, pursued. A leoond icboul of thin kind will be tauehl in selves in favor and willing to work fora I A-.n.-Bto S.k«.l ll.^lJS.to.YIM will eoamenei Sept- Uh and continue «ix weeks competing road running north and south, I ItThe Superintendent of Schools will alio conduct fOf ••<*«♦. •» .lhp »iHw> of tho following named gentleman volun­ vranreril c. tn rommenca .-bKibt work teered and were accepted by the meet­ > tba i>ruehM Un«ht duriav tin winur ing os delegates to^o to Battle Creek and Kalamaxoo in company with o’ egation from Lowell, on Tuesday next: C. S..41urtun, W. Barlow, A. J. ‘•Hello John, where arc you going?” “I wo, going down here to buy scene grocers.” “Well I am going down to Afaoe Al­ len’s to buy mine." “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t any of him, J always go there to buy crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set ol crockrrv anti and paper enough to paper my house, tb»m, 20 per rent, cheaper I Kan I <x>uJd buy any where Brekfos he wab ranted XT. The crockery he keeps i. Tax: New tiauox I^w.—-Efforts tethe Boot’s cek*brated ware." , “Well, I always do eo on groceries, ward the enforcement of our new liquor THE CELEBRATED and I know yM can. BwJdc he take. law begin to be made in many places. anything I --------(Jackson Co.) the too, I get a better tobacco, tea and Farrier's sugnr there for the same money than* people put a whisky seller on tho grid1 die, whereat he trumped sundry counter any where else in town.” charge, ; but thus far he ha, got the I , . M. ALLEN, granite state ashington Block. ’Aug. 15,1871. worst of it, hsvMad to trig, two heavri fines, . AtlQiaif prtWfcutforu «•{ Warranted Custom Made Abotsfrom soon to be extensively commenced. OnT Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacuaon tho whole, the movements upon the i works of Sir as ot oir John Barleycorn are slow, I FOR SALE AT Call 4>n Miss Wilcox for miillneiy consic* ‘------------’------............... jidering the stringency of the law goods of all the latest and best styles. and certainty of conviction under it FimtNaomkal CLsrauw Merex. —Go there for tbe best and cheapest iJhsyeer 1871 wiji he u msmorulilt Clothing. Gents Furnlshljiff Goods, etc. one for th* nuwbsr .umk.dcstruu.^ a ___ E. U Williams. mtimj character of its tornadoes. The dis­ Theplsre tobuy vour bctssniMK^ patches daily came freighted with ac­ , Buny/mT counts of frightful wind ravages—lieuses Land and Calcined Plaster, torn to shreds ; trees uprooted; railway Burlington. trains lifted bodily from the track and UME, WATER LIME. e— to • one side, • mTJ ——— and~people Tailed. " Leaving the East and arri^g ntChi- thrown cago or Indiampdis, how shall wn roodi The tornadoes this year equal the most destructive ones of the tropics. In the West ? The best Liao i» -aokiiow. lodged to b^tbeC.JB. A'a, 'joined to­ our own State stems hare been very re pether with the B. A < Rtolroad by the August 10. 1871. Iran Bridge at Burlington, and colled TO ADVERTISERS. the Brxuxarox Rourx __ MANUFACTURERS OF HASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. The Corner Grocery , Hams, Williams, & Co., Still Continue lo'get? Groceries, ■ w. T. EASTMAN’S ratir/f , Sash. Doors, Glassware, &-C., <fcc„ Blinds, CheaP®r th&B *ny Store in Hastings. LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES MW, tbo amtiMS ty ovm 100 m|Jat brarh of th, B M, di,™, result after the trial progresses farther al Red OA &Ji. mk> n nurniX We wiU say now, that if space is wan^ Sovn tho hlMaoan thrmurb St Joo th edbyany business man in ft.™ a.y, and .u in Hastings, that sow is the time to secure it, before ire it hofnw. gers by this route to Kansas, sec Illi and Grand Rapid, gets ahead. Mij Jx’Uth.nt let „d Miwtuti «nd,' i Jackson . -------hy »tligM dinwg.no,,Nrtnuko A ’11° lifwod a contract to Loreto ortia'o rtoa nw—l l a ■' *°PPOT1 “ “''“"J’'"” “Jm-tO. fnngnl atreattu-it, «ngll Un(& Qnj ‘-T “ •^onmtmt” and they . anted j treble “1871” ‘C.H. HICKSJ Improved! The nuin Ito* of the &,nt» nuuttoIf anyone will stop into our pressroom t* teraha, ouch with the PwaSc this evening after the day's edition is worked off they can see our pressman route to CaHforaia. 3$e Middle Branch, wet down enough blank paper fora tri- > entering NeTwnsfrs at Plattomouth, paa>- fle over a thousand copies of the Daily | « through Linoate, the State Capital, th® Dext day- That, alone, | and will this year be finished to Fort Bh^m,,. re, ALSO, LUMBER, FLOORIXO SIDIlTe fr., DRESSED Best □trxl lumber style Of Ml Kinde. and JTl or ■sitting of C. F Dwight kCo. RUSSELL "A8TJNO8.MICB. Hardware, I woodruff Harnesses, ,i,u> dro”c ^boL ^>PPed O* StOiLtfar-’ * REMEMBER, Agricultural Tools, &c. not be under- «»X f 8°Id by any House >■»«! In Michigan. A. Gkeble Wabk RvaBm.iT The Best in the : for warn. ~eals aioli hours Senega-the place. Oppo&*>e Lein's Lak-eni South side State st"' WOODBWp, >£-.12. STAUFFER. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-17.pdf a411f5a48210b1baa609c08042cd6a0b PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17,1871 NO. W. MwW wi M«s_carfc o bummer Goods! or ALL KINDS. TO BE CLOSED OUT Have now on hand Urirera Trom tho day he committed him­ self a* tho bondsman of Jeff. Dari* to the policy of absolute forgivraero up to a yery recrat, if not to ths prurori, day The foot ia, with all Horace Gredoy’a counting cteo of largo stone buildings « officer entreated him not so to expceo experteno and life long adherence to tho with terraced roof*, -all fortified, fillod' himeolt Hi* ropfe we*. ” Martin Srott ftoory of freedom and the right* of and rorrtid with tho enemy'* infantry. I ha* ne'er yet .looped." In fire second* They were protected rad flanked by long from the utterance of this speech, he al­ lino* ot cavalry end infantry amounting to wo» numbered with tho dead. Hie in all to 12 or 14,000 nwm, commanded followers, blaeloncd with smoke, blood boon wretched failure*, though few, if by Banta Anna in pemon. Far to tho and dual, a* they filed part hi* prostrate any who know him, have* doubted hl* right rad left, in rear of tho*e poeitioui, body, one after another dropnoia tear honesty hi supporting them, and, argu­ were thoumnds of the enemy's force* that told truly how ho wa* eMmed in ing in the abstract, ha ba* generally held in rceerre, who watched the diffcr- the army. I* it any surprise that men been able to give regent reason* for all led by ouch officers could not b« beaten. The LARGEST STOCK of Organdies, Percales, Lawns, Grenadines. Bareges. Chambrays, lloliairs. ’ Silks, llarl Poplins. Shawls, Linens, Balmorals. Linen Coats, Linen I’ants. Linen Vests, Summer lints Glove HARDWARE HARNESSES! BUCKEYE CRAIN DRILL I castle and hill of Cbapultepec, the eent of the Gorerament military school, muned and defended by 90 piece* of the heaviest artillery. A berry battery of' four gun* was planted by the enemy midway between Mahno and Do Mata. Six or eight rod* in front of the foundry stretching along in front of De Mata, FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. 759131 GROCERIES brick store of C. H. HICKS ! ! 7k7in of Jttf Ur rt MMf U Rm JACKSOL WAGONS Glen & Hull Tin hnd Grain- I'rills, anil € Patent pny and sell lor Cash ■v lowest rates. sstc; DRY GOODS! J. P. ROBERTS & JOHN ROBERTS. RUGS Phoenix Cash Medicines, HATS.IWS. Ba­ School Books Uro disastrous defeat of the euemy on fire hard-couirtted field*, tb. 20th of Augurt, filled tho Mexican nation with alarm fe the At. of their capital This great stronghold seemed quite at our mercy now. It is poiwiH* thrt wn might have followed up tho advantage* gained by u* at Chunbuaco and taken poesossion of the groat city ; but the infantry ana of tho Mexican eorviee was not yet destroyed, oar army was badly cut up; ■evmal regiment*, particularly the New York and South CaroUna. wars almost armihiUtod ; the Sd, to which I betong- and G*n. Iran nt Molino del Boy. Gen. ed, whichwent over the enemy's trenches, rianta Anna had a position further in in the Doming, at Coaireroe 700 strong, tho rear and biwurd* the city with the encamped at night a wofully decimated band of 418 men. Half of those wore At daylight Huger’* gun*, the sig­ I scarred with wounds, and almost e rory nal for a general attack, opeped upon the enemr. They were discharged with such prertsfou rad activity thlt thQfeiGen- Scott might well have exclaimed ican* toon abandoned their artillery in with 1‘yrrua uf old, as he rode over the front, rad sought shelter in the mill.— field af bottle at night, covered with the Hie mroeire wall* of Molmo trembled mangled bodies of his bravest officers like aspen loaves at every discharge ol Huger's gun*. The action now became and I am ruined.” general nil along the linos. Tho roar The fact is wo were nut able to follow j, of 50 ifocra of artillery, the inreraral up our oonqu.st. and enter a waited, roll of musketry, and the loud shout* of borate aity of 200,000 people, whoso th. combatant* *hook the surrounding every hooae rad roof was a ftwti&wtioa, hill* and sent deafening echoes through and defood*d by throe times our own the valley* and plain*. Though not ex­ numbers of eoldiora, withoat patting to posed to the shots of the enemy at flr-t, , Lazard arary thing ww bad gained. the position of our divuion was upon an deration, where wo could *urvoy the conflict and at the same time watch the Stationery. Shoes and Gaiters. 1'llESCim-nOM and Nearly three weeks were spent in at teropto at negotiation. But every attempt to rescind* a 'treaty of peace proved* feSure. On the 6th of September Gen. family 4ar rt P—a ds Mate, stripping th. nburche* of their bolh and converting them into cannon i* ths government foundry al Molino do! Bey. Gra. Boot t docafod at ouco to raptaro ami dsrtray thee* work*. They ww. onsnmandod by the formidable gun* on JKAACW. VROOMAX«»*. M Sfc- L*«n H—. ' moat limited mental calibre, nor does ho admit what every body knows must have ' my word is a! way*, forward I" The enemy hero were repeatedly ral- resulted from withholding the use of । ed awl nirtwii Gra Scott fr«a the ballot for a few years tongs* from hands which are still red with the blood ditrh breast high tor infantry. In front turn* of tin- cjnflirt. Ro aent two brig­ of rebellion and of oatrage upon every was a brood plain, to ttdvar.ro over ades, one from Pillow'* division under1 principle of honor and decency. A* which exposed our troop* to a convnrg- Gra. Fierce the other from oar divia ion one extreme is generally followed by an­ under Col. BIloy to ths asuatanoe of our other, he now rurtire from the bugging Ing flank fire a* well a* a fire in front. fororo straggling before Casa do Mat*. of criminals and their elevation to su­ When the gray light of the in->ruiug The cnemv'a line* were firally broken. preme power in the South to the oppo­ streaked the plain* our troop* were dis­ site verge of extremity, and suggest* covered drawn up and ready for action They triad to rally again under the guns military rule ns neceasary at th* tegin100 rods in front of the Mexican line*. ofCbapultepcc. The 5th, 6th rad 8th ning, when no such power would have Col. Garland with Drum’s-battery had intantry adrueod from El Molino, aba, been required if the simplest rale* of sgniWtbu enemy. A fioree buttle took a foation far t» tho east of our line*.— necessary jirecaulion had boon adopted, Huger'* heavy bettering gun* were up- jdace on grounds, a little' northwest of and the ballot had been rertrtetod to cm a ridge 50 or 60 rods wort uf the |: Molina, hut the enemy wwro soon rooted loyal citixcns, until tho generation of road. supported by a battalion of the 5th 1' and the reinforcements coming on from rector* Juul pnwed away. infantry under Capt Kirby Smith — I If recrimination of oeraort thought Five hundred picked men under Maj the Iwery gun. worked by Liaai. Stoue tuirtaken ianocearo was at any time adWright of the Hth was ordered to charge , and Capt Drum uf the ordnanoo. They vantngeou* it might bo retorted upon fled in the direction of Cbspultcpcc and the cnoatv’* center with bayonet a*) wore pursued *owie_ dnlaheo by our Mr. Oreetoy that, but for hi* desperate soon a* any wavering in the enemy's ; advocacy cf universal amnesty, along line* were discovered, dark's brigade victoriou* troops. । with universal suffrage, the country commanded by Col. McIntosh, on or-1 For tlio numbers engaged, Molino dd Bey, wa* tjio hardest rad bioodfoet con­ might have been at.peons today without count of the illness of O>1. Qsrk, had a flict of tho war. Dio plain rad ground* II a tithe ot Use heart burning* the! now [■oeitiuu farther up the ridge with Dunin and around the enemy'* work* warp II exist nuionglhu Bebel* thcmsclre*, not con'* battery, opposite th* enemy's right cwtrod with our dead rad wounded to say the security of freedom oPtepoecb, wing. Cadwalad. r with bi* brigade wus We were deceived u to tho strengtk of ’ of the pres* and the legitimate reconbold in mere. Ixmg line* of the e ne­ the enemy’* work*. Gra. Worth lost my's infantry handsomely arranged in ono fourth uf hi* divi*iou. A luge pro­ qt, which w now so tom by conflicting blue and whit* uniforms thronged the portion of the killed rad wounded were hop<-o rad foars rad devastated by the uffioers, tamo of t!:«ii of great ability nnbridW power -hich Mr Greeley', Mata, and Molino end the intervening and merit. But they signally triumph­ adrocacy has secure! to the Bebel* and ground. The Iraci-rs under Gen. Alvarez ed over four times their number of uneoa prancing stood*. with flaunting onmiee, strongly entrenched, aided by the of disorder In that section of the coun ■ sigaa, yellow ctoaka, white caps and try is bwjuerthed to the cvufltry a* the wnistoonta extended their lines from Irers, and erery ajiplianco of war materi­ legitimate result of Mr. Groelry'* mis- FAINTS & OILS, Ladies' Misses and Children ' ' > al that eoldfere enuld reasonably draire. Our low, were nearly 900 in kilted nnd , wounded. A larger proportion than linn. Plato Durham, of Shelby, Clow | land county, North Carolina, testified Two tliouumd of tho enemy wore!I before the Sub-Committee on Wodne*killed or wounded, J,000 taken priroaer* i day. Ho ran fur Coagrws w a Demoand 2.000 deoertod after the rout. Gon. ■ cratic candidate for thr- 7 th district in Leun nnd four Mexican Colonel* were |i 1868, wm a member of the last Stole killed. We took four henry gun*, great legislature, and i* now practicing law numbers of small nrmi, a large amount in tour counties of hi* Stalo. -Ho ha* lately h*ard ot the o|wrntion: of dir. ot ammunition rad provisona. The guised brads, but knows nothing about work* nt Molino and Case <1* Mata were blown up, and the infantry arm of the them personally. He beh-vv* their urganixation was Mexican service neoriy destroyed. Two Mexican regiment* commanded by Gen. brought about by the dishonesty ami in­ Pare* wore almost ranihilabxl. The efficiency of Judge Logan, Republican Mexican soldiers to a man fought brave­ Judge of that Circuit. The lawyers ly and deaarred well of tfcsir country.- have drawn up a petition to hare Judge Their artillery was well aerred and their | I-ogra rmovad from office to be pretroop* well officered and managed aa seutstl before tho legislature, but it has been dolaytd end ctuxnol be rated upon our heavy foeens fearfully attest. until November. . Cedar Creek. July 29th. 1871. Judge Logra has breu very ratire in arresting tho— accused of perpetrating thaw outrages, hte hoard numortm..tri­ al* already, and is now engaged in fer­ reting out rad ox|X*ing those offenders. Th,, petition was gotten up after bo had It Lu bora rumored in the newspa­ becm so seakras in his research into per* that Gen. Pleasanton ba* been in­ the** miquiiie*. yet tho wiino** does turned th* captured guns upon the flee­ vited by th. President to remgn n that not believe it km deni to ifoter hi* ining enemy. Capt. Huger* guns cwuted the office of Commbemner of Internal vuatigations or render him hs. entitled firing, they being now masked by the Bcvetme may b« filled by 3. W. Doug- to the confidence of the people. Ho re­ edvanee of Wright'a battalion, which lau, of I*a., whoso fitness for ths port cently disbarred a lawyer named D. daringly appeared under the wry walls hrt bwn amply proven i.i the rapacity Schenck, who was an influential Demo­ of El Molino. Gen. I«>:i diiuxirored the of Deputy and Acting Comtniariuner. crat and a leading member of tho Kufixibleaesa of Wright'* detachment Th.ro is no reliance to b« planed iu any rauuded a rally and lad hi* men to the such lumum, as th. matter remains re attack of the a*aaulting party. A ter­ rtrta ga. so far as anything is positively rible fire of musketry opeurf upon Wright's battalion. Maj. Wright, Capt. Mason, and Lieut Foster and 8 of the violrat pror^rting. U ha. bseMB-gmi remaining officers Ml, silher killed or that h. »<* chfof of the Ckvrlaad Klan, but bo ha. never held ray office DTsrely wounded. Tbs 8th and Ulh infantry, the brigade uiukr Col. Garland or been spprirod of ray expsdititm tmand the artillery under C*pt Drum til after it had occurred. The examination contmuod fire hour. raabed up to the very wall* of Molino. 1 and much wdusblu eriJentx- we* obDram'* Isorses being half killed and 1 tained. D- W. Biro, of Alabama, vu ' oxamined on Tbunday, but his tsatunorat the traces, art than toora sad work­ ed Li* gun* by band. The wall* were ■cotod, the roofe mounted, our baannrappeared «bov« them, and a fierce strug­ gle, with pistols, eword* on 1 Imytnteta followed. J3roeo«my warn slaughtered. CITY PAINT STORE I El Molino, were taken and turned upon that portion of th-ir .trongh.M which .liU hrtd ort. . Soon spjaared a white) fiat;, when the rarmy surrendered and PAINTERS Gold & Silver Welches, �ON] tee City of New York. f<w a few tre.ath. la*t past, which w* nomm*«d to th* atteation of tho tox-paiwr* of uur euunty, and .uiieci.Uy (a the ciiiwn* of our city. The old addge, •' I tomocrecy is every­ where th* aamn," should pul our people ess their guard. M^ri’iy wlien we conrider tho paritivo violation* ot our orgenie Law of our «fy ofRrinl,. But read what the Awrfr **.-«• •On bo hs.1 by Caning u From Iffif to iWhe BteniM aehnol, flint at Detroit and afterward* at Grand witnesses are residents of Manistee. Thi, caas, after the trial nt KalamnRapids, and then hs began th* study of roo, be did not understand to hare died lev, whkh was raterrteptod by his en- ,X'."2’L'rzL”L’'^ ■»«» OUt Mull. Cmta- He partgstateJ m the rtjttly of tow in Cui. Gray', ufficu. at Grand Rapids. He attends.! thJ la*-' aehool at Atta Arbor eno term, during thosetoonof ISW -Wnnd wm admitted to the Bar at Grand Rapid, in Joao folI__ it-- _ a r.._ i___ ' i'____ >__ We find tn Die £agk of the tfth Inst, an artlcie on the trial of Gcc^e Van­ derpool, which It state* In tta fame of Ute llth » a- telegraphed all over the country and name lack to them through of Cel Gray. j Ho wa. idcctrd Jadgo of th* 8^ | teentb Judicial Circuit (a new circis I tho lari election, and held hfo finll rtyu IU: i-l-iislk, __________ — — groat houar to Mnuclf and aatis&rtion . tho tame kind of a-ork to do and ttoy to the liar. ' u— i.-— -•----- u l«ort at th* icqns.1 of tto Controller, showing tho debt, on tho 5th uf October. 1870, the debt of New York city and county was, •55,04-4,482.77. , <ho 1st of May, 1871, the Cuutroller thought it brat to make a report, and according to that rcP*ri the debt of tho city and county of .hould be subjXBtmod at tire expense of the pcojilr.’’ This order, a* th* Riffle well knows, Include, only uitnewes who reeMe in the State, and dore not ladad, say medical experts tli«t are io sreonttol to the defence, and wbow tes­ timony I* required to make the trial Im- Thos B. Church wm bom in Br Vaudorpool camo out of th* Bonk alone, •nd went tome about micu where to re­ County, Mara, in 1820.ITo attended Brown rtarmlty jpiid mained nearly all the time daring tho root of th* day, so that the ‘.rnaasetions of that year, and then went to mu and sub*coco mjrstoriau* tour, from'll to 12 'quimtly graduated at Tritiity College, o'clock, within that enclosad Bank, are 1at Hartford, Conn. Came to thia State known only to o*u> living human bring. 'iu 1842. studiid low with Gov Gordon and its* right hero ou th- border* of tto uf MazabaO, wm admitted to tho Bar known and the unknown that th* great 1snd togan pnetfas at Grand Rafids, where ho ha* remained ever ainee. He/ battle will to fought between tto iatelbeen a prominsni politician in the factual giants engaged ou either side— has 1 cuntending on the one band for tho *afe- Democratic party, and to* toon Prose-1 ty of the State and aorisiy at Luge, airi, 1rating Aitetuijr-Mymtorof tho State i on tto other far tho jxrsonal right* sad 1(WitituttanalCmvcnffim,''Member of! the State Legislature twice, Mayor of litortfosof tto .individual On the tullewiug day, Mucday, Field 1Grand Bopid^ ami ha* booa frequently ! was tejuitud ruining by his friends, and 'run for Congress by the Democrat-. it warns: first thought by some that he Ho conducted (he Grot trial of thi* cauae ' had run away, but several su*|iieiou* ' I him, that eaa bo douo immediately, but drcunut-incos attracted attention to the 1 E. 8. Egglmton > Bank which wm officially oxamin.x] on wa contend that fur justice we must Wednesday, alter which it socmcil bast Y., whtrtphu w.i* born In 1825. Was have Hunte witceMo* Their testimony thi. State. is all in the puucariiMi of the Court at that Vande.-i opl should bo raxnxrod and 1educated at Aloion Cullegein _ Kalaumrco, and in the puaravvou uf tho accordingly, on that •amcduy, Sept. 8lb^/ Studied law with Gov. Gordan of Mar­ tyiutfol o* the other side, and they can Midi, Martin ofa Gr bo wm lodged in jail, though no process I J “tt- and Chief Ju.too*» —*»- ~e — !" -x-F lk" hod yet boon fasucil for Lit arrvnt, and Rapids, where ho was admitted to (t wm not till Sept- 17lL that to was Bur in 18al, and soon after entered 1 . legellff charged with thu tnunliw af Li4 [.artnet*top with Judge Withcy. , partner. On tho very samu itay.TM - nody of tho murdered man wa* found 1 about twenty-eight milau north of Man- D. JI. COOK F Co’s Cima. B. Bonham re-ralkd. Moses Ful­ ler kad an opinion and wasn't wanted I and Wm, Folk cxUl.-L Hugh Smilh had an opinion also. D. M. Burr had never road of it and had no opinion. Mr. EUi« bad formed an oniufon and Court njseted him and 0. V. R. York was oallml. G*e. Cramer had formed an oiattioa Indirectly. C. B. Benham bad fannod an opinion and wa» rejected an<l Lewis Baldwin called. Wm. Falk Qflk* in Hasting*. Offlcr thr, followiif^ ■ Tax Titles * opinion sad wa* rejected, and titepton German unity: tno civil war and second Ingerson was drawn. Mr. Msad being siege of Pan*, with its terrible scenes examined, bad load rintmaent* of it but of bloodshed and vandalism ; -all those had not formed aa oniaion. Mr. 0. 0. ud other •vests of tbs war are related Bates wtu examined and rejected for with a grsphlcnra* and hrilliancr which cause, an J 0. W. Valontino wa. drawn render this a work of untune! value. testimony inf fieri r.nd bearing port of mi I excused oa account af ifaafness, and Tto author gos* deep into tho philoso­ lari, wa* rejected and Wm. Mitchel Abram Ryensra drawn. Mr. Hanna phy of tto war, and imprer*es hie read­ colled. Mr. Baldwin had imrtialty wa* rejected for cans.’, and tiamuel ers profoundly with the great lewas of formed an tqanian. Wm. Miuboll had Young drawn. Nr. Ingeraou wss also the oonfliriTto low price at which th* book is farmed no opinion. Mr. Burr w*s per- rejected for cause, uni J. D. Pcunel was emptoriaOy challengod and Alfred Far- drawn. Mr. Ryerson was rejected for toned, brings it withm tto reach of all. ker called and "had not formed an opin­ : cause, au.l Anthony GooJ.peod drawn ion. Mr. Win. Falk wa* the *nc>M>d I and exetned ou account af air1'----I and John II. Crandall drawn. peremptory chaltonge. ’ Tho norm* of (he 109 additional ja- j' Young had talked uf it i n<re ware then called, among, whom, ho tod and wm rejected Isaac B. Raymond. Edwin C. Nash, i and Thadqu* l>ewkv. hud been cx»u*.-d. All tho nimca w«» then placed in the , Oil fW^e fur August is filled with ex­ box and Wm. 1* (Bristol wa* eallel j cellent reading matter, including a num­ and hail not fanned nn oi.inion. after I ber of illustrated articles. In its varied which Mt. Chundi announced himself content* we notice: Peg-leg Pete, a couteut with tho jury, and Mr. Hughe* true story of the plains ; OnirntaN^telitook them, and Artf oilted on Mr. Car-1 |>onter and clialledg.xl him fur cause, Hill was drawn and excusral, being es; Art Adventure in Pari*; History of 1 over GO year* of ago, and Isaac L - ’ •- . W. Colo *ra* called. Mr. the Express Burinefa ; The C-nralcsDiamond drawn who was rejected fur King > than taken and challenged eent.Camp; The Lion, of the Metropo­ and Joliii IL Monroe Mr. cause and Gronp* Brown drawn and k »a* al-.> challenged for eaute rxtmwd on aorount of ego and L A. lis;. Agricultural Department; Monthly -*■ ..i. Lu:__, .. i__ ii- I Dcrismer drawn trod rejected for cause. Nows Review ; Ladies' Olio; Our Chat­ Samu -l Weeks •» next drawn, had ter-Box far young falks; Scientific and after which hi. eaunination wo, con- read uf it and form id an oninioa and I Curious Fads; Rebekah Deiiortmeat; tinural. Ho tod rood nothiug of fir.t I and wm rejected and I. N. Kcelor but some of last, ind formed an spin-' drawn and rejected for cause and W. X^hat Odd Fellowship Teaches; Corres­ fon m far a* ho went when Mr. Hughe* P. Uttle drawn who lind hi* opinion, pondence from all quarters, Ac. Pub­ inriatod on hi. challenge. Mr. Church which disqualified, him. lished by tho A. O. F. Association, No. then Lick him and askml him if ho | Elward P. Telling wa. next drawn. 9G Nassau St, New York' 12.50 per could hear the trial and proaumo' th* I year; per rot_________________ ■ ion snd wm rejected and John A. RobPri-cnor innocent till nrououuccd guil-' ■ ertom drawn and rejected for cause, and j Luther Brown drawn, who had rood all I of last trial but h*d not furtnod an opin­ competency, and dtisl the rue in 13 ! ion. Mr. 1'hottoplncj was hero pjrea.pMich. 221, Mr. Churrli thou nalod | torily challenged «"aking tho filth chal­ if n juror muit know nothing about a lenge uf thi* kind fur the dofcn*o,and Mr. caw, with hi. mini! a clear t-iblo ? lie Albeat Dewey was dra*u, who wa* di.qualified and Milo Wahlorf drawn who - had heard nothing of Cr-.t trial but a ; portion uf second and bad filmed cn . opinion and wa* rejected. . Jobs H. Day wa, next drawn, hod ' read nearly all of firri trial and all of second except lawyors’ ^.ooebe* and was 30 Years Experience rejected and Henry Iloughtalin drawn and Mr. Rufo* Break, pcrvtnptaril.v challenged and Charlo. I* Smith drawn amount retai, etc. Tin? Court did not; ami rejected for cams, and A. W. Cliawidi tu licar any farther argument*.' pie drawn anl rejected for tamo reason. This juror-wa, then considered ineompe- , D. C. Griffith was next drawn and wa, -tout by tho Court, and J. W. Briggs not wanted, and Gsorge H. Spaulding called. Mr. Get was thou examined I took hi* place and shared hi, tst*. E­ and chm'lnugnd for >au.*e, and John F., R. Carpenter wa* next drawn and had FOR S A LI of LA^DS Counties in the State uf Michigan, MAPLE GRO\J_ 1VOODLAND ‘ 1882 was appoint*! Qpnaui nt Cadiz, ! Hprin, by I’nwijcnt' Lincoln, where li«* 1 remained till 18G5, after which be rr-l Ccmmissionsr Pleasanton Refuses a Rs- ! istee, on the beach uf tokc Michigan,. ' turned to Grand Rapid* where b-fTiul quest to Resign-The President Sus ­ am! tin. raxmiral tu settle tto quixtion in « irwouauie pends Him-Tne Allege J Cause, for I tto minds of nearly all—many of whom sinon deVvtoh l.lniodf to the ]>rsctice of ram^nratjon'' Is to do dishonor to ttawomanhood of woman and abuuld be I so Doing—A Money Order Treaty , very reluctantly came to that conclusion I hi, profession. | N. W. Nelson, tho Prosecuting At-i-----------------beneath rre|>Kta'de Jonrnaltem such as ' Arranged With German y , from llio character and standing of tho ths Raffle really, raprvsonte. ' fornoy, is yet a young man of untrio*] °y ,*u. । person aecurral - that thu one ahargsid, iiabilitira and w« prub.bly not ^•'ifJiSmi.-.'lki^iMuy The Eagle further aaya of her: Washington, Aug. 8,1871. an su.pic.ou, was really the guilty party, I "Sb* wa. the wilrans a ho raw Her­ Tho I'niident, thi* forenoon, received ! wa. hero peremptorily challenged and Hyfag. • »0 had protuVd to acbert Field, on Sunday afternoon. Sept. tho fallowing lotto.- from General 1’teas- | and publfo excitement now ran to the |, very acure pari in thy public (rawcuIsaac J. Brook, down, who tod no! faj>, Ituo,walk lux prat bcr bouse snap । lion of the trial, but will leave it with company the application fur adjourn; lugbcai ]J tell. flamed an opinion in regaid to this nut­ plug hi* finger, at hl. do*. Vanderpool hii ilistinguisliod Counsel. . m*ut with copy of stenographer', miuter. Mr. Luther Brawn was di.charged ray. the dog wa* at hl* hou»e that same and wa* oxeuied, and Calvin B IhckinTh* fina trial wm heH in Manistee D. Darwin Hughe mi bi. early life ! u,« Kalamnz.xj, but wm unable to and II. J. Hanchslt called and porvmpH>n criliid. Hugh Smith being examin ­ °f before Judge J. G. Ramsdell of tho •nd .etool day. nor Syroe.xra, N. Y, I Ff Thi. la another palpable misrepresen­ ed, .aid he hail an oj-inion wo* < hallimg- torily challenged, which makes nine per­ TiiirteeulJi Judicial Gircait, brgining on tation of the facia In the case, a* tho exo-l fur cauxc, ta which Cbureli objected, emptory challenge* for defense, and where he wa*lx>rn in 18S3. At tho i tto 1st day of Futauary, 1870, amh con­ end Uio juror sue sworn and farther ex- iGex Morgan drawn nnd rejnoted fur ninotren be camo to Eaton <V, Mich Hjiridgeranh Mrs. Vanderpool will at­ cniinsJ Mr. Church n-ad some law ! cause, and Henry Brown drawn, who , tinuing to tto 2iitli, when the dreadful where he slwiiol law and wa, ado tod read uf both trials and fanned aa । test, there being some throe hour* be sentence of "Military confinmient and ' oticion and was challenged for cauw | tween the Um* Mr*. Hprtngi-r levtlfiew r , . and could do nothing. He procured the hard labor far life" wa* pronounced up­ o *____ _ she saw ••1-lcld walking ;«*: her lioow Ilorenns, I can only reply that, under He bogaa tho j-raairo of h>. (.rofararau | at tha| Lui ' and next dumizzed, and Wm. Duan umpptoK hto angvinathla dog,” and ordinary cizcuamtancra, nothing would on the prisoner. iu Marshall with Hon. Isaac E. Crary ho ha* nut yet.cxamuu-d that, .but if to drawn, who followed him fur com?, and In thi* trial thu People were nq<e- and wm sILirwarl* assoeintod with Jura i hod tho note* of the Iteporti-r lu-re he , the Umclhcdos came to the house of gi*e uie greeter pleasure than te arced ' Thaddcn* T. Dewey drawn who had to any request yuu might make of tlifa .anted by tto 1‘roaocutiu- AUoraer, G-1 tin D. Wooley who had b.e-n a student ■ *«**< । road of trial end formed *n opinion kind. But tto cause ftr making Ud* W. Bullis, Esq-, arid hi< partner. Gon. in his office. From thn first to aimed The following would Mem to tncUatte which dfa'tualifi>d him and J. W. Siiuchrcque-it wa. stab-d tn bo a ditf-^vneo ex ­ the Intentlou of the Eagle man to pre­ B. M. Cntdiaon and Tbatnaa B. Church at a .high standing in LI* preiCesubn and - _ c-nnb drawn who had divcusaxl the matfating between the Secretary of tho I ter in debating clubj and wm al»> di*sent the libera! men of Michigan from Trcazury, Mr. Boutwell, and myself n« of Grand Rapid,. For the Responilent. hasdewtod himself cliuivriy to that. plsd Laws the statue* iu regard to tai;contributing of their abundance to help j qualified. appeared M sm .% Ramulell A Benedict and never held any jiolitical office nxcnpt lug the deposition, of absent witueuc. s* brother sud a friend la dlstacs*, and la regards the government and manage­ ; Isaac W. Messer was next called and ment of the Internal Revenue. Mr. 9‘.”Sh crrtainly unplUtantbropte. vjwclally Bonteell claim* power* which, under and &|W. Fowler, all of Manistee. ' Major uf Marstoll, though to to* toon hwl funned no opinion, but wa* njoctra1 Th* prisoner on all oceasiuns protest- placed on the Ih-tnoerntic ticket for Jus­ j and Edgar D. Reed railed and rciected when U I* known that Mrs. Vandrrpool, tto law* of (XmgreM, ar* vested solely whose heroic devaUou to her husband in the Commiasionsr. The question :« tice of the Supreme Court, Ae. Ho n<*vc: i trial* arid had formed co direct opinion, I tor cause, and Goo. Mason called and OIL CIjOTHS, <hx* the highest honor to the name of ttoreTorc purely a legal one, anl tto term*, but the Eat had already gone practiced iu Justice Court and ha* now {terempturilr ehallengoil and E. wm likewise rejected. Chart** Baker timony of tliera witnc**o* « os lull sad but iC. Phottcplncv called. Air. Bohl win wm next called and John IL Munro? ■woman, Is dependret’en the donation., procidcnts of our gurerraurnt tore burn forth and mutt be obeyed, and awardnewly abandoned local priclice oa ac­ e*bau<tive, but tho jury would not aoe I being examined, raid he also had form- wm peremptorily challenged. affiTJuhn ) MATHNGS, of the ]>ut>lle far the means pot only to to such question*, when appealed ta tho ingiy bo was -taken to the State Prison tliam, and he thought ho ought to hare count of the great call upon him a, I »d a partial opinion and wm ehallengrt! I J. Putter called who bad rpod of tto ' etwure her husband a fair and lmj«rtixl Premdont, retarrod to th* taw officer uf I I and immured in hi, wdihny dungeon on Counsel r frcrn all part, of the country. till to-iuorrow morning to conaider the tor catiM-, which was ebjocto-i to by Mr. 1 trial, what wax contaioralin > two iuun* MATS, trial, but for the mean.uf daUy »uted»matter before giving an nnvrror which I of “Weekly Tribune" also Van Annan’s, the 1st of Maith, 1870. During tho present year ho wa* appoint­ wa* grunted end Court adjotnuivl until Church, who examined him farther. Mr. teure. Ihaiilre, notwithstanding the 1 Hughe, still objected to him and raid be : argument but had termed no opinion. < VPJIOI.STEUED GOODS, ed Rilk-itor of the O. B. * 1 ft R. Mr. E. IL Carpenter wm peremjitoriba-vd it upon tbi> fact that the juror give general satisfaction iu tho |>Uco Company, < and opcnoXun office at Grand I said, on reading an account of tho ccra I )y challrnxed,and Guy R. Durfee drawn | uObr to defend a man they believe Innowh'-re all tho scene* had transpire.!, but jRajnds, a_t <>eia!ing with hhn*clf Tboma* । and tho itatciucnt of tho I'risonor, hi*, an 1 chalisnged for cans.' John T. I rvut, who stands charged with a high th* i»oplo throughout tho State took a , Hinchman was n«xt drawn and also | crime, wthout compensation fully at LACES, j chalfangrd, and Isaac B. Raymond I NOTTINGHAM different view of the matter, tho press Otorh's G. Holbrook was torn and 1 drawn who had been previously excused, of the State took side* in warm terms, , str that received his early eduestiua at G.ntvand Austin Brooks' was called and chai- | public mootings were held in *nint> places ( U>c rosjxjudcnl L» dependent on a Hblib­ lenged fur cause, wtou Cha*. V. Robineueur, N. Y. When n young man ho Rs Qiurt opennd at 9 o’clock and a»k<d eral pnhllc who toX'e nobly responded, to raise money to defray the expense* of ( sou wn* called and rejected. Somurl | cam* to this city and studied law with dr. Church if ho wa* ready to answer and ar* rcpoodlng to hi* call far aid. | a new trial, which was granted and th* Ms brother. I. A. Holbrook, and wm rbother ho would admit tho tostimnnr livod iu Michigan, in A*** ria, about Hagcrmsn wm called and being absent, But nad what the Eagle has to say —e i - . i_- , __ J fourteen months, is a farmer. Had ne«^ Newton J- Nevins cnlfod, when 1>o an­ wane changed ts Ka’.aniwj. admitted to the Bar in 1857, and since or reed a nowinapcr account of this tri- nounced from whore he stood, tliat to The prisoner, unconscious of what j that time has built up a very snramful , had an opinion, but ha was brought was going ou outride, after a re|«fc> of praetie.-, and is now one of the mo*t J oero ^ybody rise. ______ __ forward and quedi .ncd mid discharged, ten weeks, in the ailsacn of tlio tomb, ; D. 8. Bugbee coital and announced that promising memberaof tto Barn Counly . this stag* of the proceeding* ho could on May 9th was again brought forth to Bar, and is too well known in thi* com- not eonaont tto: it should be n-ad. he had fanned no iqtinton in rcgatd to F. IMMEN. (the matter, but h« wm perctui^orily tho light of day and taken to hii new ~ 'ay is but half of it— challenged, and Peter Covert called and quarter* at Kalamazoo. rejected for causa. Cyra* Edmonds wm Th* second trial began on th* 19th of next drawn aad rejected for cause, and October, 1870, before Judge Charles R. Rnloff 1). Chapman drawn but Rufotf | Brown of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, wasn't want™’, wbdn Horace J. Whitand roctinueJ till ,tlie 10th uf Novcm- BARRY. ms HOPE IRVING. NEW CARPET HOUSE PRAIRIEVILLE. THORNAPPLE HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS H , la thi* trial tho meet dfatinguislicd Counsel ware engage 1 on both rides, the People being roprcsen.-’d by Gen. B. M Cutchson ot Msniite*. Attorney General. Dwight May of Kalamazoo and G. V. N. Lathrop of Defrtaf. and the Prisoner, by D. Darwin Jlught* of Grand Rapid* and John Van Arman of flMakm in the city of Detroit, amFu prent there i> but loot or five other Uwyer* who have practitod longer in Dstrott Hum be. He has exuded politi­ cal life sad devoted himself exclusi roly to the lay. 116 practice* to near­ ly all tbc Oxeuito of th* State, and as a The evidence elicited and arqumrata produced at this trial lias rendered it of witnresir*, he ha* fiiw equal.. He oelebrated, a» one of the most remarksfa yet on tto sunny aid* of forty years, is a pleasant .peaker and will maJaeavalcial evidence, *vcr known in the crimin­ y^hdditiiMtoi^iil^nf, 'J. al annals of this Slate. The most intente excrement prevailed during' the whole trial, which |>c&<Cmtad to alt part* of the Htate, and tho diragrvcincr.t of the Jury, being nearly equally devidad, was generally looked. for and about harmimised with the p-ibtic pulse. *1 *t 2 o’clock tute P. M , Mr. Church Step* were anmodlately taxen for an*th*r trial, but Un- s-a«>n wa* *o far ad­ vanced that it would bir.almort Impossi­ ble to procure fl,® attradanc* of witmte-' ■n* from ro remote a print, without railroad facililto.. and henc j there wa* no nitcraabrr hrft tu tiie prisoner, brrt to [ go into " winter qumtara'’ a: Kxlaitaizuo. lx. tto spring tto case WM again luvugkt up and vruu* again changed to Barry Co., ana ou April 17‘ . 1871, thn prisanor was brought to Bi Ling*, in Ml tto*.. dark dajw. the r tomor has i at diligtmre which rawmral necoMarf. Th* appliratton far a con tin nano* is •ni*d- i Mr. Hugto* asked the Court it to ould find the facts upuu which thi* rul- cose and was rejected and Iiaxe Smith drawn, who had already been cxrancd and Daniel B. Pratt drawn. Mr. Dickerran wui then prf tireafi, who said he had mad the lint trial but not much of Mooml. and had formed a jiortial opin­ ion which it would take testimunv to change, and bo wm challenged for cause, ’ to which Mr. Church objected. Mr. i Hughe* statrel that In the case of thi. ! person, hn asked him what was n par-1! luaroar or tub Wa» nr toreors.— tial opinion to which to replied that it. The recent War between Germany was that formed ftun reading a part of' tho testimony, hence, if h* had read all and Franro aroused so much interest on tho part of our p*onle, that it wa* gvuIsrelly snpprend at tho time, tliat th* earliest and best history of that great struggle, would be from tho pen of an American author. Thn National RubtishingCo-, of Chicago, IR, ha* just imuod a very complete and valuable his- MONUMENTS, HEAD ETON EH. TABLE TOPS, MANTIJX. BHKI.VES. ETC. AMERICAN I’artfas desiring to purclia-'v will <lo welltoCsll. Wu will clw-n'illy give all information desired. 1>. U. OOOIC Jte co CALL AT JOHN BTANLEY’B MARBLE .Ayer’s Ague ( ore, 800 cctavo p*gvs. iUiutmted with 160 maje, portraits, bsttto *=enoa, riews ot prominent loealiti**, eto. It is written m a bold, vigrewus style, and wiH. tmquastfauably, taka nmk ns tin. standard hiitory of the ttrnggto by an American - ~ ~~Ti,-^25 — j H-r j-'r -s-r:., Wool Wanted! Michigan Cei OLD, RELIABLE AHI �Tift I Ifasyone wifl step into oar pressman j thi* evening after tho day'* edition i. j worked off tb«.y can sea our prossraan ] wet down enough blaak paper for a tri- | fl* over a thousand eopre of the Daily Barna for tho next day. That, alone, is ]XMitiTe evidence of the Daily being a good advcrtisinR medium. If w» imne ono thousand to-day, what will bo tho rcralt after tho (rial progroeac fartbrr. Wo will»ay now, that if spare ,i* want­ ed by any burinre* man in Hastings, that sew is the time to secure it, before Jaison and Grand Rapid! gets ahead. A great many who sighed a contract to give sapport in nherijttien nieinrti,. have hesitated about comingin—no doubt boreove they thought it was “ on­ ly an experiment" and they wanted to wait and are lie (Ung first. Gtortlemsn wb uro hero before you with a cortly un­ dertaking, one tliat will adrancj your interest* and the interest* of cur rity. Lei k be ravlsined. IKIKAN CENTRAL R. IL Grand River Valley Division AUGVWT 1*71. Our Daily O1 for water work*. Getticg Dusty. Tb« torn ii full juror* Tho Hotel* are crowded. Boarding IIoomw and loo Cream P* । lor*, dlttc. At tho adjournment of Court last evening tho Dofonre anaounend that tho Defendant wmsatisfied witli tho jury, *o flint tho jury beloaged to the Proeacution this morning, but Mr. Wm. P. Bristol wm excused on account of age and poor health, thi* gave tho jury back to the Dufcnrt. Mr. Charles McQueen wa* drawn an-t rejected for cause, and ThomM Hubbard wm drawn and accept­ OMm Morgan ed, when tho Defence again announced D C Griffith tbntthoy werecoateat, when Mr. Church i Kalamazoo, Aug. The eighth annual rxhlbllfou of borees, a: the Na tlunal A»eoc!atlon Park In thi* city, opened toilsy with a very good attcinlTan nitration of Railroad men from annl. notwlthrtamllng tlie heat of the otW town* North and South of u*i* weather. The track al*> was In rood now being directed to our railroad talk Mr. Odell wa* peremptorily chaUcnged, and Gee. K. Beamer wa* drawn and sworn when tho Prosecution announced that they wm content with tho jury. The 1‘rfetuc then took tho jury and challenged Mr. CuUmnn for reuse, and John M. Kipp wa* drawn and rejected for muM, and Parcel! M Whoolor drawn, but being abrent. Henry L Brown wn» drawn. Mr. Harwood be­ ing exaaiinod said ho had never rood of tho trial but he waa perwnptorilly challenged, and Levi Holtno* wa* drawn Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. I Dr. I*ving*tuoo'« comjxiuun* in the I exploration* of Africa, featured at Union I Hall Tuesday night. I Mix Kuura tx Lixsua.-.Wo have I received a brief dispatch, that n inau ' stepped in front of an engiu* iu motion Mr. Jams* Hotehkua, brought tu u* die idhcr day, several small plumb twi^i blown from hi* tree*. On* buaeh on a CbilbhuM, sound*, and jminfal tu- limb only almtit *lx inebe* long contai-od aixteen. They are of tho blue tort, , A’l healing Ointment I who can flnd variety, end very largo. A greater hireling for mankind. r*W'V MsaSraki rill* Tur PkZM. -Tho Detroit papen only are represented, a* yet, at the trial. JoArc mild, certain, safe and efficient I’agn'k Mondrako Pill* cure Dyspepsia. ■“-ph Grctncl reports for tho Aw /¥«■**. Pagw't Mandrake Pill* cure Heilsebc. H. A. Chaney tor the Tribune, and W. Unge'* Arnfea Oil corp Rheumatism. J. Gitaou for the Poet, W« understand, Page * Arnica Oil cure* Pimple* on however, that th. Grand Rapid' Dally Dnnocr.it and Kn'.auiaxoo Dolly TWograph are each tn hare n repcreeniatlve. Make our sanctum your hide. Boy* I Swtxo.—Some otrteq-riung individual ha* put np a *wing in tho street oppenite th* Court Houre-, for the recreation and amusement o! person* attending tho trial wo *upy.o*e and wo overheard tho Arw Prrvr Reporter lamenting, thi* mdraing, at the opening of Court, that he had not had Lie uiual morning *wing i* no genuine AUegnn Funning J ing *uld in tliat ecuatv unleaa it 1 name on each mill, also on tho Farmer* beware and take notice buying. Wm. C. Mum ordirenoe r<latu>g to aid* sod me* walks WM laid upon the tabla anti] a fall board ’ Dr. J. M. Burnell then **kod the Csaneil thu an appropriation be made to re­ pair tho street running from Jcffiireou street to Broadway and from thence BO rod**onlb to tfe »o-4lh |jM 0( fl, tily limit*, and stated that b* wa* willing io give os inunh u lb* rity would toward three repair*. On motion cf Aid. Ket>6c!d an appro­ priation of flfi wm made for the repair­ ing cf the aforesaid atreel., proiided that Dr. Ruserll giro |lfi, and that one half of said $15 be taken from Third Ward aud oac half from llo Fourth Ward fowl. By Aid. WiBiaou. That a job to fix the road eart of Fail Creek bridge oo Bal­ tic Crrek road, be Lt under the lupen i*ida cf the Street Committee. Carried. I By Aiy.Kenfleld, Tlat tho City Tire*- i urer be aulh-rrixcJ tn purchase a Ledger | tuiteble for keeping the acromrta of the city of Harting*. Carried. On motion Council adjourned. Itcg-.ilar me.-ling of tho Cotumou Coun­ cil held at l!>c Courcil Ro»m Moadiy erruiug Aug. Hlb. CoumII called loordrr by bi* hotter the Mayor. Present, .-^Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Eartman. llani*, I',Hayes and Woolley. Minutr* of last fpecia! meeting ami ap| proved. By Aid. Ham*, That the Street Com'imii'co bo inalrueted to let tho job for re.pairing th* itrert near Mr Rayford and ifBarber’r. Tlw rcp«ire not to exceed HO al I-ansing ua Sunday and wa* ran over I and killed. No name given. jtjii'iai'a.’ai rary Hought*lin liobert Htynce utuel Weeks John T Hlnehman From the Towmb Ip of Orangeville Ertnra E C Phetteplace ,-WIOH .1 K.-vtr. 11 _ Oo motion of Aid. William* ibe mat-, | let of protest of Aid. Asya* against the I By Aid. Haun, Tint the Street Com­ missioner ba instructed to repair dangerouv pUee* iu *tevet* earned by the late NEAR THE BANK. Tho beat dock ot Meat alway* an hand. Call and Get your Steak, Roaats, nr any thing you want. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. By All Eutsivn. A. J. Naetuo hire four week* in ire titan to complete hi* job ou •treet near Mr*. Terser. Carried. ' By Aid. Woolley. That City Attorney Mm. Springer’* trrttuioirr would be cue tiling when read from the reporter'* manuscript, but quite another thing, perbapa, whin given from the witness stand. We dtp the abovj from the Dally Engle ot yesterday, and cure agal n eM*.r The ittoucl of Altai Jooc* for one muntl.*' service* Cilj Marshal 8-41,6^ , wa* referred to Fiuibce Committee. Com. , reported favorably on the account, and ' On motion, aarboof was allowed *i d I i .the Eagle on the c-liaraeter uf th'.* witnew. The Attorney'* for the People placed in charge of tho Sheriff, and admitted In pea contract that »ii? was a Court adjourned till to-morrow murning ' nt 0 o'clock. At the adjournniont of Court tlii« dc-frndaut In thi* cause of ro Important Wa learn of eevernl parties ftomwitb- a wltnra* by destroying bi-r character, morning, there were elevun jurymen in in thr. o miles of Ionia who have cwmo I* beyond anything no abouM expect tlie box, acron of whom sanno*. b. clear to Hasting* to sell their wheat, , even from the Eajlr, though wo know 1 challenged, al all. and eight have boin vaaeed bj- the IVoaectrtiOB. Tlieir roaeiving better pricra here than there. It la exceedingly bitter ngnlnvt Vanderiinrare are a* follow* : John Webster, Keep tho ball moving knop the price* up Walter Arnold, Wm. W. CoK J- " • and fanner* will come from near other Brigg*. Win. Mitchell, John Potter, Minor Mead, J. C. Brook*. citioa to sell tlieir product* hero, and New Advertisements. eoneequcnli; ieavj plwnty of their | R. R. will leave Grand Rapid* for Frail­ money right here in circulation. port, wry BuaJjy morning nt 9 o'clock a. ms Returning will ledve Fruitport at Ai an item connected with tho irnpor0 p. m. Fare for the Round Trip, 81,25. tint trial now going on, we print thn day* ago an individual stejiped up 14 Mr. Wildar our goag natund agnnt at Full fore will be charged if ticket* are following proceeding to obtain, and tho list of ijK'cial juror* : tlie INrpot, and paid for, and received UH SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY two tickot* to Grand Rapid*. He (not Wilder) wended hi* Way to the ladin* sitting room and presently coma back with a down cart look with; “Mr. agent J. F. Minkfer hav opened his new icture GsDery, at tho old Pbet Office uilding. Firat das* pietvrae guaran•ed or money refandod. CaU and roe. Tho Queen Fruit Jar ia mada of bet•r plan than any in town. Acxlxt i Stteua Look ai tho Quern Fruit Jar at Ac ty A Slade * before you buy another. Mon'* Sock* C 1-4 cent* a pair at Bxtmn A Buixt'*. i Tenn of the Circuit Court for thu County ' of Barry, continued and held nt tho | t.'curt Ho-i*e, in tho City of Harting*, ia । *ni<! County, on tho 9th d*y nf Augurt, 1 in tho.year of oar Lord, one thousand eight hundred and acveutf-ono. Present—tho Ho*. Btaxrr How,; Caxxua or Tntr.—By tho new limo t Circuit Judge. card which took effect Sunday Aug. IS,1 in the matter of »ummoning Petit Ju-1 train* ran a* follow* from Uniting*. ; run In thi* matter, it appearing to the I Michigan Central during tho year end­ | Court that there are not a tufleioat nnmMorning express 7;5O n. m.. mixed ing May 31st, 1871, ba* been very pro*- ber of petit juror* in attendance at tho 8;35 a. m, day exprerw 2^W p. -u., Hart­ )kitoua a* the foBowing brief exhibit present term thereat and It farther *ping accommodation from Grund Rapid* from the retiort of tho Qfficani and Di­ ; rector* to the stockholder* wiB show.- ' arrive 7;30 p. m. Whole earning* of the main linn '«nd all it* branches for tho year, wm $5,­ nccre*ary. Tho Sheriff of till* county Hatting* accommodation 7^10 a. tn., 420,128.30, exneftse of operating during •if Barry, i* therefore ordered aad dimixed 12:15 p. m., mail 3,05 p. tn., cv’g tho Mtmo tone, $3,881,1)11.85, which Lave* a not balance of $1,550,112.04. good and lawful men of thi* county to expros* 8;00 p. ta The whole number of puwiurcr* carried >• ttiulsiflpcar in raid Court, nt the Court flow, in th* City of Uniting*, TaxCxor*.—The new* from nil part* of the State report* a splendid wheal ngntnent i* continually adding to it* in laid county of Barry, on Monday next harvest. The weather never waa better; rolling stock, and of courae mo obtain­ ensuing, at two o’clock, P. M , to aorve ing Stock of the latest and most im­ tho crop it a full average and probably proved rtylea It ha* now 128 engines, a little ab.rtu, and ran n-v<w auq-aesed which have run 8,204,774 mile* in all, Srerx or Mtorraax, f County of Barry. $ an. I, William m quality. A* tho breadth of ground drawing 2,304 car* of all kind*. The ■own to wheat exceed* that of any pre- main line is to be furnished with steel IL Power*, Clerk ot eaid county and nf1 rail* it* entire length, end if present In­ tho Circuit Court thereof; do hereby cer­ riousycar, it will he earn that tho pros­ dication* are any guide, the Michigan tify that tho foregoing 1* a truo copy of pect* of oW Armen eould aeurely bo Central i* determined to be the foro- the order thi* day made by said Cixrrt, brighter. All other crop*—of grain. mart of tho loading thoroughfan-j of a* appear* by thn Journal thereof. Witaca* my hand and the *eol ot raid Court and County ai the City of Start­ ing* this Oth day af Anguat, A. D, TaiSXi.-Wo return our thanks to ; Mr. K. P. Hu.ted, of the Grand River Nurecrle*. at Lowell, far a »p<clmen vari­ ety of the Canada Erg Plum. Thia 1* a new inriety of great excellence, recent­ ly lEtroduc-.il from Canada, rtro very . . .___ »___ 1i,l. -• SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN ‘JiySbiffiiMr. v.n ttnnku. te Lsossas Ootblu t>v*«U. ■ ■■ .......... 'oiet 'CiiwSttKSStl'Sni? PLOW'S JLMD (.1STLVGS. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY m Borey County—for eolo by E. P. BURRALL. CJmS. Svir* or Mtemaxx, / Cuunty of Barry. $ as By virtue ot tho foregoing order I have (ummoned personally'“ ‘ ' Goods are Cheaper than Low GRANT & PHILLIPS I Nxw Mamou. Coitaox.—The Hoaiso- > . pothfeiwartittoaMSOf this 8bfco have or- * ■ goniseil a sew HomopaUife Medical iCuDegv to ba located for the present at ! Lairtuig. It peruumenry is aosurod and 'a craxre. of tartar** wiD bo given there this winter. It te ksred by the frirad. ot th* iaatitatica that after being tried , .nd r«taWish«L the Btato will make it , sport ot JE, Unhoroity And giro U ( Oar Stock contain, a Large Uns of DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, 1‘OTLINS, P K»S1 &e. �riiWfr haw a ortaTtar tml toady, , then turn tU ;>uUte« into a tadsader, and amedfoldy turn them iato the towel, shake them a FttUe, and quickly drop theta into het fat Whan lions, turn theta into a colander, sprinkle salt ut> them. end serve hot. It you wish them light or encik-d. lewve tho potato** . iu tin- colander only about half a miauto. thru put litotn back in tho very hot 'fat. Mfr for about half a miuate, and Annual Tax Sales. AvwssaOiiiuli OrrWs. ■ Uwttf.MacU.Jslj lai. IKt i nh u s^WJr tba Mlawiaa dwsrita .»I.M1 m a. w— 9294 stone yellow pen. hv», white at the stone, are tbe beat. Weigh the fruit after it ia pared. To sack pound of fruit allow i a pound of loaf rngsr I’nt a foyer uf sugnr at tlu bottom of the prwascrin/ katda, and then a foyer of fruit, and KEff AD¥E*TlbE)IE\T>. bo on until ths fruit iu all in. Stand it over Lot adias until tho sugar u onUn-ly taucbey 4 Co's. Column. d»*olv«l; than bail them until they are . tJrtr; take them put piocc by piece, and spread them c-a a dish frw bwi strap, boil tbe ayntp in n pan until :t jelSoa ; when the jxarlies are cold, fill the jars half full with them, and fill up with tho fofiling syrup- Let thsta stand a short X time cowrod with a thin doth, then pot; ,O, on brandy paper, and turar them close ‘--------with carls, akin, ar paper. Front , twenty to thirty minute* will gctu-mllv be xuSncEt to prwtrw thee; AsMtsvt *290 8 O’CLOCK To- Paectara I“bas»—Tate a small, rich, fair fruit, oa soon a* tho j4[» anblack; M-- them orc.- a firo tn a kettle, with water to cover them: let thorn aim- —------- —------------------ —.—-------mar until they will yield to the jewanre ■ CRUHB8 S COMFORT! of thn huger, then with a skimmer take reuMvO v...•= i। ,. thorn into cold writer; ;>oro them ncctly -• • — -................ leaving rm a Ikdo of tiio stem, and tfo> blataom end; pierce them on the bk»- ' Darling Self-wppl s-m nd to tbe care, then nufot- a syrup of a ,z>und of sugar to each pound cif . fruit; when it i» boiling hot, pour it ‘ over the pears, and let it stand until tho I next day, when drain it ofl, make it: boding hut. end again i»ur it over; ‘ after a day or tiro, pul th- fruit iu thu- i syrup over tho fixe, and bail gtnw- i ly until it is clear; then take it into tubs jar* or spread it ou disinc*. boil tho ayr up thick, then put it and the fruit iu FAMILY KNITTED ■ KBW ItAVKSt ta etanta insoUw eol...^ I bn* Pmsiia* M Ftarsss lbs tan*. SUITS iHfc-sasgs baloaaa Ua taw al Bias aUaeh ££ stsad for a day, tuvcrrd with salt; j strain tlimn thoroughly to reraovj the seeds; than to ■-»«/ tw» uuart* odd : them oa. nf dorrs, two of bln-k popper, j two tiutmega and a wry little <oy.-urn.! pepper, with a'tittle nth ; bril tbe Im-1 r-isi?£s"‘ tomatom, and loil them until they onsoft ; *<ft>( ere them through a fine wire sei re. and add lislf A gallon of rinegur, one pint and a half of salt, two ounces of cloves, quarter of a pound of allsvioo. two ounces ot can-nn<> pc|!pcr, three b-ae[•>■ >uful* irf black fmpp<-r; mi* j together, and boil afomt three hour* ; or until radu&xl about tn- half, tlioal bottle without straining. Rochester to New York, 396 rmk., HuEalo to Near York. 423 mfos, Dunkirk to New York. 4G'nd!**. Cl-rolan 1 to New York. 025 mdo. (Nnannati to N. Y, KOmik-s, axt> n nu>u tn 27 hum rat »><wrr» xoi-n. JJEJR; Tomato ’Em*.—Tho Santi/t jMsrxsa Bays ths following recipe for making tuuato fig* is said to. be excellent. Cul­ led a lot of rip.- toiuatoea about one inch in diameter, skin, and stew them in the usual marascr; when done, Isr 1 them on dishes, flatten Uuwn slightly, j X:,U^.,°';WKLLS' expose them to a Manser's nra, or place tbMi m a diyusg howto; when a* dra । Send CABBOLIC TABLKTS,1 „ c^mUssi srr £*2j.'x w? Ms MMe tw T. tt. Antes* •< H« ,ta2tf«isWSLTls ’EEl CcSUsI iUll..- tar WiCue.-.avt H.rrutar, Z-JtKSZ.iTJ.L'L.XW REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO Ljuri^a liuxr-—The grnrratijn that rising to industrial pursuits in . the rural district* of the United States, ‘ ought to ba impsuesed with the idea that they cannot better their condition by hastening away from their bosuns. ; ■ and trying their fortunes ia a. groat town. In nine raws nut of ton, a*J proved by actual statistic*.they ore bo!- ; ter off oa thev uro nor. ludoporiaace, , knowledge, culture, character, :h« good opinion at others, ara all aa easily ac-l quired in tba country aa in a great ma­ jority of instances, is Wealth, that attain-1' laaai wfoch is pewed above <0 others ' How many who hare made the change have rwgreto d it all their livwa, and , BANNER OFFICE m bow ~ AGILVFK WlWndl FOR LIFE IN UTAH DENTIST Nuivillfi litiiM ware City Diniug: liiooms xJ•w^ja^x-ystfsw \ POPERY. TJfX FOE OF THE CHURCH Family Sawing Machine, to, JURftHEBA.^- Alnjiii Oita ai Mr fclri. for. u»v c*. *>frn fUuxtid ot � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-18.pdf b2bee0e3129ad377f628ba44de9ac091 PDF Text Text tjnstinqs (Sanner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH., FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. 18 1871. THE VODERPOOL TRIAL. | wh® I NO. 4, forenoon but cannot state the hour, Vanderpool, remember tho examination first saw itl'thought possible it j not think it my duty. Mr. Cheever — I fort might have been a shipwreck and had ’ What did you consider your duty as a | Do---------------------------,-------------. . was there to nt- of a dead body supposed to bo that of j not carry a watch, no other idea about it at tho time, I nl-1 Coroner ? Objection nuido by Mr. 1 tend patients if they should eome. Went Herbert Field, on the 18th of Septem­ so saw a handkerchief on (he body, there , Church. Court overruled ’ objection. ' from my house to tba office. Went ber J 860 it Thurber Hull. The (Sheriff was two strings ou tho coruerft cf it, but Question repented, when he thought it j home about 12 and took dinner and Mr. Shackleton, Sly field, Canfield, In­ do net know how it was festened, it was his duty to Summon a jura, swear -----*----■* of *•'« ’« gram. Bhorley end others participated in spent most tho afternoon there, •do koertM session. ’ extended down to the waistband but do them, and remove the body. Did not rot remember of leaving it Do not re- ‘ the examination. It was packea ___ in in ice ice August ISth, 1871. । not know whether it extended below or 1 remove tho clothing, saw a handkerchief member that any. pa’ien.s • called ' and wrapped in a blanket. There There was was The roll of tho jurors was called and । at offide i or house. ; a alight wound on the head whichywould I not, nor do I know whether anything ‘ fastened to tlie body, dy, but do not know either all present. Mr. Church then announced wiu wos featMMtfl fastened tn to 5t it The Th« Coroner's ;,wy jury how. how. Do Donot notrecollect recollect what what I Itestified testified When asked where his practice came in not more than penetrate tho true akin, that Cousel had procured a stenographer, ■ of Frankfort wasi Capt. George Gcoj * Doug- to at Kalamazoo, nor nt Manistee. that he spoke of, he said, ho depended : but on turning over the body we foundA. Mr. Hitchcock, at their own expense, ,' lass,, — Mr. Chand —libera, Mr. '* Nelson, the Being questioned further he recollected on his m?morandum book for such j s deeper wound on the back of thepresent Prosecuting Attorney was’ there that there wus a huudkerchief, but did tiling^ and could tell nothiug about it head, nearly circular, probably an inch whom they wanted acknowledged as tho but do not know whether ho was on tlw not know how fastened. Did not know without that, know I visited some pa- and a half ouo way, and an-inch a2d a Court Heporie:. Jury; John Collins was another mid Field in his life time and did not know tieuts that day, but canndt tell the names. ! quarter the other with the edges rough. Rowland O. Criejau was then called these aro all I remember. Want to that this was his body, but the pants As near a* 1 recollect I did not leave tho The part of the skull stt>med*to be drivnon too and being duly sworn, said : I live in Manistee and received tlie reward offer- had die name "jicroen ‘'Herbert riem Field” ou on uicm. them. Jfcouso that afternoon, nor do I recollect cu jn On the brain. The portions ot Benzie Co., near Frankfort, am 02 years ed- The clodice wore not taken off ut Know this ring, »aw it taken from the of any colling : I do recollect of visiting ■ Hkull driven n were driven n on th«r tho inquest at Frankfort, do not know j finger, was four feet from the body some, but cannot recall names, but re- l^itiidinal n>m». This sinus was vmptv old. On the 17(h lay of Sept., 1869, whether there was any other wounds !। when wnen taken token off, ou, use uw glasses glasses but Dur cun cun member; this from circumstances con- 1 of blood. found the body of Field ; went to tho j which would causti death nected with my family affairs, which Qnra.—What is your opinion ns to[ s®<j see thirty thirty miles miles on on Lake Lake Michigan. Michigan. Lake to haul up mium lumber, went ! A. J. Slyfield being duly iwoni said : i Hero I lero Mr.CheevertestedlussightbyexMr. Cheever tested his sight by ex­ were these : My wife went to church how these wound* were, produced ? Ob* . to Mm a t utdifferent down in morning and found the body IHnii iWtQTOlwof CrwMIafa.,! ........ ring, .■itf.-rrodist Jia- and wanted me to be at homo in the af-; jection made by Mr. Hughes and overr, war nnn ■ ",------it was Benzie v.vuu. County, four rauvo miles nnn and a a hnlf ' —y~ mC— tp 0”1 -Hiu nna^it was pretty pretty tornoon, 1 told her |»erhaps 1 would ntied. Exception taken, think it was about half-past 11. The beach hare is a uowv ■ have some patients. This was one of, inflicted with n blunt instrument like “?* on high bluff, but at Groea's landing is not from Frankfort, was Ceromeand Justice ' uTotl; ,Thcrc ,H it, but' judge> the circamstnncoH. This was all that tho head of n hatchet. The one on tho «f to. Itwa, WJUa,MM I wtarh 1 can distinguish ------- “ .......... ............. to high. Tin re is a beach and the soil t .• general appearance, there isi happened during the day, except in the | top of the bond wok probably made with the 17th of September, 1869, there was is sandy. When 1 first saw the body I was ■ evening. Was ut home jiart of the time tho same instrument, struck from behind 8 on the Jmy besides myself we went ,m • siiu- marks on the studs either judge from the appearance, oni during tho evening, and my recollection and tho blow imrtially arrested bv the more than a rod team it, I wus walking lo see a body on the Lake Shore. When ,‘tr i is that 1 was at homo nil the timo, my > handle coming in contact with the skull. th* i*i ’ d |rieco is u mark between the towards the north. The head lay to­ there we saw a dead beiy with head to ’ ' । two figUVM which cuts into both, by wife and child was with me, wo wont to Theso wounds must havo boon made at wards the south and on tho face. Tin- tho ssuth, we anproacbed tho head firsw j! which 1 distinguish it. Saw tlie markbed --------between —--------------------------------9 and 10, there— wan not tho titre of death or immediately after,, xceoied to have drifted up there,one of tb<* I mediately after this, 1 wont to Frank-! | made, when shown the gold piece the ! many minutes between us, looked nt the for when mode at that time the ed«es of jury lifted it up and placed it on a board I mark was not exactly as described but clock at 9 und sat up some little time after the wound will bo retracted or drawn fort. on sta bock. When we first arrived, the Gues.—What «did you tay to'your ramd was drifting tw that it was a little '! ho thtarght it was the same mark. If this, my wife remarked that it was time7 bock, but in the other case they are ho hud boon shown «ie with n mark to go to bed and I looked at tlio clock. flabby and close over. The one on tho covered, i. e. it had drifted up to the • son ? Objected to by Cheever. ' across',both figures ns described, ho 11 remember, this bt having it kept top of tho head would not cause so im­ Wont to tho Coroner mv&elf; made no •here on the left side next the Like, ■and thought ho would not have mistak'tii it , before my ... ' mind 1' by two ' w*s ^\as mediate deatli, but more profuse hem­ trials. uno arm was slightly covered, tlunk it . examiiiati<ju better 1 went, left my ton something about the timo -1 wont orrhage, all voluntary motion and ac­ i for this, but might have been mistaken. asked * »•» the right ann. Am not certain. with the body, gst tho Coroner, A_ J. ■Ee had on black pants, goiter* mid i' Havo seen other Twenty dollar geld tto bed at KnlumaMHi. Do not re-call tion of the muscles would cease after the that I was asked what 1 was doing blow <>u tho back of the head and ho Slytiekl, m*d edme bock about 2 o ckck. white stockings. Had on a dark colored i1 pieces with holes in them, do not know ! i hoc many, do not know th’nt this hole 1that day or dvening. Do nut remem­ would havo no jiowor to make any vol­ There was another young mon with my vest, which was wet and j think a small • ■ is different from that in other pieces, Iber whpt I was asked ar Kalamazoo. untary outcry. From the wounds on sou when I returned. One or two others '■cravat, he had on a white shirt and a jj could not tell the date nor any words or iDo not recollect if 1 was asked what I tiie bock of tho head but very little •■White handkerchief. Had on atso n doing in the forenoon of that day. blood would flow, but more would flow camo wife th« (kroner.. The body was ;. ring on tho littl? finger with u rod set I figures on the picco except a 5 and (> to wus ' lying as I left it, we took the body and । Ako shbQtudx in his shirt; and the $20 v hich his attention hud been called. Vandeqiool camo u> me about eleven from the wound on the teumf the head, o'clock, but I do not know for I hteked probably three iraunds. 1 am sjieaking reversed ft, platting the head the other Rold pieccxi-ne in his hip pocket in nn । Testified at Mantetce that I rolled up ■ M,Wfc would flow from [•tho sleeve to bin* if the arm was broken, iat no timepiece, bo that it might have of all VM( the_ blood that wa]j, it was changed a little in color, br- envelope marks! *• Herbert F "and th«* । When asked if ho testified whether Caere l»con any time fronweirio and a half nan 1 auch u a wound, soy say in three hours. Tho 1 inj^a little darker. I saw a ring taken rest we could not muke out. Then* was “a shot on the shirt a stain bcrwoeH 1to twelve, the clock whs a common ’hf 1I ’blood * ’ •flowing ’ ' --in --“■ -the vmmon ei* eight an ’hour after, was also a dark inunilla rope stand the Prisoner _ comph-i iploined —-1 of — ,| wuuiiu wound m wan an lumvieu, inflicted, * I suuuiu should ucnuimuaw denominate . from Iris finger, and a twenty dollar p)ld Imdy—knowrt'to all lake shore man as [ the elbow and the shoulder, a red stain 1dny clock. diarrhoea, looked at his tongue which ’ M Onin,,. There werem other marks on jeece, after ’ it had been taken from Jri*- a buy rope. Jt was about three feet i like iron rust,” bo thought he did not, was moist. l>o not think 1 .■mid at the body except where tie roi»p was tied ■ (hat it was a ratetake pocket. l*id not take tlie gold piece in long and thc*«md was lagged out, it was Kalamazoo that his tongue was dp'. an(i n Bjight ichiMotu around tiw wrist. Dr. William Fisher being duly sworn my hand, nor did I examine tic enveti cut from the .tody. Tho body was vera : Have irnver known n case of motet j ga^ tho ropo around tiiebodyT said : 1 live »*t Munistce, hiue lived white in color, except the hand which , ey»e. He had-on a block* oust, pants, vest tongued chronic diarrhoea. 'The books ’ ' - -­ Here the Dr. printed out, ou a skull and gaiters, also, had on a white shirt. was in sight and that was a little yellow. thorn 2 years, knew Field and Vander- say that the tongue is usually dry. Court I Had also, eneiuattou sock on. There Wo were an-hour in ex^aiirnng it, it was Iiool, rrinwiilh r the disappearance of wus then adjourned- till 2 o’chick r. n. j procured for that Jiurpoee, the position ■'ijild, but Dottho exact date, it was on wus a rope arouad his waist, did not ex­ then put in <i wagon and taken t» of the wounds on tlie head. amine tho rope. Followed the body to Frankfori, when it was put in a Ihjx Sunday, saw Wanderpool. that day be-! smasoox sEssiox. tween 10 and 11 1’. M. at my house, J Had aecn Mr. VanderjKol frequently-­ Mauitrtf ? Gota box made for lire body and pocked .in ire rfhd shipped to Man­ he came after •medicine, saying lie had Croee-examination of Dr. Fisher con-1 daring tho week previous to the disapaid tbc body was brought in a wagon istee, I want.vith it, the imuts jHxikeM a diarriroea. • 'd|»eno4 the window and Barance, had business with him on the linued. up to the per, at Fankfort shout one were turnqd amide out wk-si I found asked who wc>*. there, did rot under­ ondar" after. They had given Killr, mrl th/To !«it in ibe bo.’*, wm then Before proceeding with tlie cross-ex­ me a draft on Chicago in the name of taken across thr river and yacked in turbod. There was writing ou the in­ stand at first, but otter he answered amination Mr. Church asked tho num­ Vanderpool & Field, and whend_loarn(‘d wo. TJ»e pier. is on tlie south side.. The side of (be vrtistbuud of his pinta, and ugaiu I tet him iu and began to write Propeller was on the north side, it’a tmiue I think itmw his name ‘•Herbert Field,” a prosniptiun, when he said he did not ber of pills put iu the box, when ho re­ of his disappearance I was anxious aboniwas the Bozker. The ring was on the The ropo woe put into tin* 1m?x and taken wish to go to: a drug store, when I told plied, four, they were made at the drug this draft, and wanted to get tlie money on it from him, I met him ou the street to Manistee. Wo started.for Maniste-.-* him 1 hod only some pilla. I examined store according to my directions. finger wflicnl first saw it i and we went to the Bank together and Quee.—State whether you kuw tlrat soon after dark on the Frcpdler Barber, his tongue.aad puteo oad did not think Thon Mr. Hughes took him. the topic of our conversation was his dis­ ring at Manistee. Objected to by Mr. and arrived a little. after 11 o'clock. ho had nay-disease. -1 gawe him two With chronic diarrhoea a |iotient appearance, and I think he showed me On the left arm of the shirt was a spe t pill* composed of blue xtaa and oi»iam, Cheever. imd objection sustained. would have a dry tongue in the center, Saw the ring afterwords at Mauistet' of ti yellow color, it ran updo the elixir, and deiivared them t-> him in a box. with moist wlge, but with acuta diar- the articles of their dissolution. I saw He was withlnip 4 or 5 minutes. My their Day Book, and Vanderpool showed its shape was oblong running down nt the inquest rod trial The ring bad n house is -on .Maple Street, about ono rluua tlie tongue would bo moist. I mo the entry “ Herbert Field, To Cash red set in it and was a heavy nag- The four or five inches. On the buck port block from where the Bank is. The looked at bis tongue to find out the $1,700.00,” also, the entry “ Herbert, gold piaiv was of the deaammation of the head was a marl; us if the state of lite digestive system which does Field, To Cash $1,400.00” and the figure been broken in and Bank stands on Hirer street. Maple of g‘20, and hod a hoio in it skull lind street runs nearly at right angles. My not mean the stomach alone, but all tho *5" in both cases seemed to be of a dif­ Tke ring was yellow and the set had a on th® toped tho bead wus anathes scar, hoaae u uu tbo 'east wide of the street, ajiparatus connected with it The state ferent color. also on the ftsce was a little seratcli, ti*o red uj-peasant**, do not know what fin­ of the rtotiuch would indicate to some two blocks from Water rtxwt. Had Ques. — When do you recollect seeing ger it waa<m. J noticed a rear on the face and wlide body was a little bloated hwn in bod,.did not go to J»«l till ten extent if one had diarrhoea ; took his . back i»rt ®f the head befoie I went tor and one baud. 1 think the left was./*, and had beni: asleep, but <1x1 not took w ord 11mm 1m> had «ho 4ialihaxl, but Ulll this again ? Objection made and ques­ little puil»d.on the inside. In tho box the Cuno.'ier v-yd utter. It looked as if it not think bo had it, but gave him medi­ tion withdrawn. at any timo pteco, but think I had been Quei.—Were the figures all’ of one* had been masliid in. Tho free was wo put a blanket and tho ice which wo In taxi nearly .an hour. cine f«r it uhicb 1 call taking bis word flattened 11 was lying right on tlie fooo, broke quite.fine, and aroui>«< the «’igM tor it. Have had diazrheva myself, had■ color ? Objection made and overruled. Here a box of pillc and jwwders was wImu I first acw there was also ra of tho txix -we put chloride of lime. these pills made before 1 was taken, for Exoecption taken by Mr. Hughes. Ans. small scar cat the forehead which footed At Manistee the body was put in u wan examined ; witness thought they looked another person. Mr. Willard gave them —Tho figure “ 1” whs of a l^hteraud Am acquainted with like a little aerulch. also one on the tej> house, and I aaw it again next morning. like the«noe.ho gave. to me, did not see them made, received fresher color. *' Arnold’s Writing Flaid.” of the head. The hair was not very thick The Sheriff, Mr. Secor and Mr. Duubaut Was showr a iKJX.wkh at the tri­ them in tlie forenoon, Mr. Willard wns Ques. — -Con you state tlie appearance it wax wet and aeparated. The night pre­ wus tliere. On tho day after 1 went al at Masistue mid at Knlaxniuoo, and present and gave them to me, I took of that fluid when first applied to ]>u]>er vious the wind war high and strong and down to Manistee, there was an inquest made an examination of the plls at both one of them oa - Sunday morning ns 1 had been so for a number of days blow­ hold ut Manistee; did uut testify but wus had the diarrhcee myral'f. When I or­ | and after words? Objected to by Mr. places. , Hughes, as immaterial and irrelevant to ing from the muth-west and the night present Quas.—What were tta-y coaijiosed oL dered them I told them verbally to tlie issue. Court overruled anti exoepHero the .articles taxer iiom the previous was mon* in the west, tlie rea­ Objection made by Mr. Hughes. Over­ taokc four pflls of blue mass and opium, , tion was taken. Ans.—It is slightly this, it snares shakes my ivwc Iwure body wero shorn to witness, who, tostison I 1 noticed ttu.% ruled by Court and exception taken by do not know who I got them for, but the blue at first but turns darker after a when in the west, dzero wus cvnsidera- j fie<1 }je jiaj <hem i^fure on the I got them for did not take them, Hughes. Should judge they were com­ while. ble bwvll of the sea aad thez-Proi>eller , posed of blae tisjw and opium. A fw do not kaow why; they were given to i beach where the body was found. Ques.-What kind of blue « h had been lying there two ortthreo days days before (Field disappeared was in me in the box, did not open them in flrit color when applied ? Objected to Saw tho ring .on his left little finger, waiting to get out, ftie tea ran dear drug store, there was a powder in tho Bank and mw Field tlwre. Was shown as irrelevant and immaterial to the issue. up to the bluff nt tills time. The wind tho studs in his-shirt. Could not swear bex also, do not knew what it was. ran account book which be tratified to died away about uoor, tlie 'water ran positive to the piece of psper- Lut recog­ rhave seen et Mie Bank at dhaf visit Took them Sunday morning, but do not. Objection cjverruled and exception taken Ans—It is n. light blue at first, or a sky about a rod over tlie erdinary water line nize the gold piece. Think the paper Ixjoked at page 191 and recomsized an know at what time. First opened the blue. a • this day. At this point the beach de­ looked a little more yellow, *'• Herbert, oatry as foUawe : “ Herbert Field, To box Sunday morning and took ono and clines quite rapidly, and very soon the F” was on th® piece of paper we Gash 8U00.4*.” The date was Ken. then opened tho box and took another Ques.—Was any remark ramfe to you water becomes deep. J?id not notice tho found, and 1 now see it on jitas paper. 1st, 1869, did not see this enixj made at noon, wife was not _ present, by Mr. Vanderpool aliout these entries. I lire at point Betsey Light which is on any ono else. Vanderpool Ans.—No, not any. I got $800 in eurpockets. “Herbert Field, To nor [ utat Betsey, this is four and .ono half but saw tin*: knocked ' once that I heard rency at the bank, my impression is Cross-examined by Mx. Cheever. mite* north of Krankfort. I keep tho Gosh $700” soar this made by Field in ithe Bank at the desk, was looking before I let him in, I admitted him to that ho handed me a package containlight house. In the cxajrinaljon I Have lived there throe years, am 62 the front room, I was sleeping up stairs. tag 8500, and the rest ho coanted out. over his shoultku-at the time. Before years old, have not noticed the waves think I saw the lie-vast uncovered, but this he went and teok the money out, Do not remember that 1 testified ut He took the money from the burglar und winds much. The wind was in the did not see any marks on the body, but in currency and caanted it, did not no­ Kalamazoo how long he was in -my proof wife, I looked into the safe and eouth-west at this time xad had been on the left nrm under tho part «f tlie tice the counting of it, the entry was house, testified something about it. He Mr. Vanderpool showed me the box be­ for two or three days, but during the shirt which was stained, was the form mode After the counting, all the rent of may have been in my house 15 or 20 low, which was empty, and he told me night was more direcfly in the of a female figure with a wreath pocked the money taken oni was put in the minutes, but do not remember that I oo tlmt Field had taken everything with west, tliink the wind changed in into tho arm. the beat of him. In tho burglar proof safe was a safe and the $700 ho pat in his pocknt. testified at Kalamaauo. Hero Mr. Church said he would cotuso the night. Tho wind was nearer west Think he put it in a paw book, was in my recollection he was in mv house five pile of bills jumbled up in the back imrt than south-west. The water ran over witness ia order to abbreviate-so that the Drug store prenous to this and minutes. Do not remember that I testi­ of the box, while in front was a pile of the water line whan 1 was first there, at he could go homo but aronld-rocall kim Field asked me to go to the Bank. I fied at Manteteo that he was in my regularly arranged bills about 21-2 about 8 o’clock, but when 1 returned at firnt ea» this entry as b now re«d»i>tibn house 15 minutes. Examined Vaader- indus Iriglt, this was about 2 o'clock in 11 it had subsided a little. The beach at some future ^mo. pool’s pulse that night and found it ex­ the afiarnoon, no one else came in. I Cross examined by Mr. Cheever. •curves from this point down to Bar Lake. cited. which means that i* tho diameter preecribud for Mr. Vanderpool that day The Coroners jary were Mr. Douglass. Below Bar Lake I do not know the na­ while in tha Bank. Hare attended perBankwaz tint. " ■ ture of the'beach. At Frankfort there C. Miller. N. W. Nelson, C. E. Voorhles excited wo mean the character of the softs at. lus house in a professional way,. Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes. and H. C. Chan-bera. These nre all I are piers running into the-lake about pulse, but oaa not explain it in any oth­ but never prescribed for him till that Have lived at Manistee 2 years, camo 80 m 90 feet The body wn' south of recall. The records of this inquest aro in May preceding this transaction, my er, way. Did not count the beata.but day. the piers aboift one mile. The shore at ! in the hands of another Justice nt business was a Physician, was no end to estimated them at eighty, the pulse whs Ques.—At tins time ware you running Frankfort, Chas. Collier. I keep this point is not rocky. Did not notice my practice geographically, but finally strong and slightly accelerated which I: a drug store in connection with your any limb of a tree aear the body but the Point Betsey light and fish some. :explained that it extended about 80 estilnM^atflpg.tho n practice? Ana—Yes air. Objection The wind was from tho south-west du- 1 there was a piece of drift-wood resem­ made and sustained and qucRion put miles around, extending to Ludington, in practice, we mn bling somewhat tho top of a tree. Tt ring that night, and for ten, or twelve differently. CHie drug store is on Wa­ days previous, changed in the night, but Frankfort, etc. The greater part was had knots on it which stuck up an inch ter street on the opposite side from the do not. know exactly when, as I.am up :in Manistee, but do not know exactly lus natural pulse was, and Tor aught I Bank. The nostoffioe was in the samo or two. The piece was 6 or 8 feet long. tho proportion. Being asked several Did not ootics thia when 1 found tho only trto heurs at a time and then off’. times whether almost all of hie .pructioe know it may always have been beating building. The Doctor pointed out his* Tbo hands were up oem the head and body, but when 1 came back it was residence and drug store and several was not m Manirtec, be gave the, same nt this rate. within a foot of the body, cannot see the body was on the flue with the toes Hero the Dr. pointed out the position other points on tho map. Saw Vender­ I terned downward; there lay o piece of i as well os I used to and have to use 1 flood wood near the body, had knots on ;part of it was there, when the Court of his house on the map and was ex­ pool on tho Sunday of tlie alleged dis­ spectadca, but did not have them on appearance of Field a little west of my it and it had been cut at one end, did <compelled him to answer directly, when cused. when 1 saw the body. I also noticed a house passing on the street, from the not notice the other end; also, saw a .ho said “yea.” Had practiced on this Dr. Lathrop 8. Ellis, the fourth wit- west to the oast, two ladies ware with gloss bottle near the body. When I first I Sundav, and was at hi* office which waa i bottle near tho body, did not examine »aw the body it wus two or three feet, him. Did not see Field that day. perhaps thirty rods from his house and from where.- the waves break over, never Orose-examinod by Mr. Cheever. a block, or two lote from the Bank, per­ Have lived in Manistee tan years, touched the body but was within two or < "."’'iSTy *7LZ nLl Graduated from the Berkshire MediIhiwfeet of it when it <u nwrod, mum the boi, mhmM, f Am—Did haps 15 rods, wu at my office in the practice medecinc, knew Field and • * Fifth Day's Proceedings. �cal College in IS’52; first practioc'l in MeadviUo,P<-nnaylvauia,tben in Chicago. W. H« JEWELL, 5 years, when I went to Manistee where Rkgihteb of Deeds. Notaby Public, I havo remit im-d over since piacticing —and— my profeaeioa. I also have a Drug 8ENERAL CONVETANCER; store and am postmaster and have been for 10 or 11 year.?.. Tho Postoffico is ABSTRACTS OF T1TU9B ’ open on Sunday from 1 to 2 o’clock, of lands in Barry County fnrnlshod on but do not know whether it was open at application, at my office In the , Chat time in Sept 1869, or not. Was Court House. present at tho inquest held over Field’s W. H. JEWELlJr body, but could not identify the body. Htutingt, Mich. ' My first tuquoiuliyiou with him was ftUHSULl. j- NXCINS' late in the winter or early in the spring, but it was towards the latter part of his life that I was familiar with him. Did Hart their new Goode. not see the clothing taken off and do Adjoining U. F. Dwight A Co'a Foundry. not know that it wus taken off at all. I was there in a professional way to make an examination. Tho dark ring WELCOME MARBLE. July. 1871. around the wrist may possibly have been made by a rope around it- I think I testified at Kalamazoo and Manistee that this might havo been produced by a rope slipping down upon the wrist. The very BEST PLACE to buy Am some acquainted with the nature of bodies remaining in water. Do not re­ CARPETS, member about tho weather previous to this. I think it wonld fake a body from OIL CLOTHS, five to eight days to arise to tho surface, ' if free from obstructions, a body in MATTINGS, , shallow water, I think, would rise wonr er than in deep water, but do not know MATS, j bow long it would take to riso in 80 or 50 feet of water. I mean by tho Stunt j UPHOLSTERED GOODS, the triangular space between the two ■ lobes of the brain and it lies under the j AND median line. Aho wuun i was at the ‘ right of tho median lint. There u about two ounces of blood in tho Sinw, and it I is venus blood. A body lying horizon-1 tallv in tho way this was u large amount' IS AT blood would remain in the body,.' probably 14 pounds or 10 pinta. The I front wound was about half tho aizo of i 74 MONROE STREET, tho posterior. If the body had been • drowned and these wounds indicted in t GRAND. RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, ■ five minutes the appearance would bo ' Opposite the National Hotel. the same, and in ten minutes there would be but veiy little change. The I blood found in tho tinm u venus blood, | 49m,; and tho blood flowing from tho wound i -------------------- :—, would bo mixed i. c. arterial and venuv.1 Have norm* manufactured ink, but j think ink would change and the color I Look out far sot in fiom 24 to 28 hours. Was shown ! some pieces of jlppcr written iu ink but J could not toll how long either had been ; I । Adttrliumrutrf GRANTi\PHILLIPS. written, nor the difference of time bo- ' tween them. When shown tho Bank, book where the alleged changes havo I been mado thought there was a differ- ■ ence in tlie angle of the figures and ' ' upon showing the book to tho jury bv * Mr. Qheever, a quarrel ensued between ; thoHibunsel on the opposite sidrs, which ‘ ATTENTION! Ptefejjiojial. apd GEO. C. WORTH. Good Bargains in LAWYER. Garaev of Jafferron and Slate Street, over Bariow A Goodyear* Store. VAN VELHOR k ROLFE. Stmts. F. IMMEN. D. R. COOK & CO’S * “"‘Ut ATTOKXM’*vo‘<»viianJ>B»V law. u. Solicitor in Chauoery. All ienl buri new en trott­ ed to hla care will be attended to with prompt- Oftier the following Tax Title* He I. A.EE.A. HOLBROOK. TTOHNEl ’8. »nd CounmUon at Law.and Solicitsi’..,sre£L “JTO?%K: : Conveyane- WM II. HAY FORD of L-INDS Second Cheever. crose-examination by Mr. Paid her eome money on a county or­ der at this time, had refused it before when she sent her boy. As she stated her case I thought it would be a good thing to have it suppressed. • Ques.—You thought it would be a jgood thing not to tell what she knew ? Ads.—I didn’t tliink anything about it. Ones.—What did you think it would be a good thing for ? Ads.—For hareelf. This finished liis examination and Court adjourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow Barry County - ono of > T al Law. Solicitor in Chancery. *11■omptly to all borine** entruriod to him the best Counties in the Slate of . WM. L. COBB, Michigan, ASSYRIA. eocairriux rtfofnwtf /jOfawJ. ^?f.Aw •scriqx.iuaacairrtux. .!.wu.ro» ’ "HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY al Law. In'arancc ------ L--------and J 'C<>lleetln< AfetiL Will give pro— tapt ,.. atlealion .. to all buH- •V HYDE K BAUER. MAPLE GROVE. CASTLETON. I» » I ofn e V Barlow A Ucodyoar t Blore, VljelJofnwS WM. II. JEWELL, WOODLAND. of Urne-al Conrnincf Notary Public. 08ee in the Overt Hew open at al) houra. .<!//«• to be paid when T. WHEELER. J. W. MAYNARD, JOHNSTOWN. NATIONAL HOTEL, »!■ FHKPHEBD A CAMPBELL. Proprietor*. BALTIMORE MIIHILKVILLE EXCUANGK, A CARD. Michigan Exchange. Drraotr, Fasacaar l.’>tb, 1ST I. Sts: This Hotel, ao b>ug and favorable known to the Travlinj Public, is being tlioroiifhly re­ paired and pnt in perfect order for buuneea, and will couiiaue to be kept in all its appointments M s First Cteae House. But to meat the wiahea of our Craenda and patrons, oar charges will be rodeoed to fiite per dav, and the proprietor so licit the patrouMe of all who wiah to find a quid aad pleeaeutborne while in the city. •t. & F. LYON, proprietor. WHEELER A. DOWNING NASH^’ILLE, MICHIGAN, I HASTINGS I W. BAlUil CARLTON I'hj'aalolani >RS. J. M. k. C. RUSSELt, HTSICIANS aad Surraua*. The treatment of Private Diaeaaeo will receive particular attention. BARRY. PATHIC PtoteeteM. OAeuiaoU P.O. U BptKtol atteattom paid to CHRONIC ’HOPE. JOHN ROBERTS Druggists and Chemists, WM. UPJOHN, and dealer* in PHYfilClAN and Sarxwu. O*c. wi e.rovt. HaMinsa. PATENT MEDICINES. PAINTS, RUTLAND. wwtao or (URMcrj/ TTocrtiee. Also 100,000 Dm. «r AVool 'Wanted! JOB ffB HP, DR." C. C. LINSLEY, BOTANIC aad Ealeetie Ptoriman a» troate all ehronic aad acute diaeaMo: i OILS, VARNISHES, u btaf. L TURPENTINE. TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. ROOKS 4 STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, IRVING. ISAAC W. VROOMAX. <• CIGARS ami TOBACCO, lifted <iee Vefa.t E. H. MALLORY. PRAIRIEVILLE. KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES r* WALL PAPER, 4e.. Ac.. RufueX CITY DRUG STORE, OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. n'wQofef MjUptolaei te’J2:attended ST?- ORANGl^ILLE Stu. St.. H».unr», Mleh. ■. «. «O1M. J. ROBERTS k. CO.. Krf.'wY • xgawx* For the BEST AND CHEAPEST DEALERS In Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and bbaeo. CJathmx,Hsu ‘nd Capa. Ae^ Ac. • DRM. B. J. k. E. F. BROWN. W.KEE SPIUNGH. BOOTS M MS, THOBNAPPLE. Of Home Manufacture,. COM* BKK TUMM Go to theH. A.BU8ELL. vriltoCW. We „n dMrtUly . AT THE BANNER OFFICE. Little Red Shop! P- «. COOK Jfe ■OWXT TO 1OAS J co CALL AT JOHN STANLEY'S NOTICE. AU penott; iadebtod to Dr. C. O-Soott, either by all information desired. West of Bank. . ro" Pure Wines and Liquors! FOB MEDICINAL PDBPI^S Tho board of health—A plain diet C. G. HOLBROOK, iu tho various Townships of Situated Experience!! Had sent a message to him by one of my clerks in regard to the draft be(ore I saw him. When I saw him he did Mr. MARBLE havin' bought lha Cardiag J/* not hesitate to let me go behind tho chine lately owned in Middleville, and having removed it toJRastinfe, and counter, nor to lot mo look into the safe, ■ and he did his boornoits as usual. The > filled up in the beet style, be will do work in bio lino in tbo burglar proof box in the safe is about bril manner and ■eight by nina or ten inches. There waa ■a pile of bills in front, and tho dis-' arranged bills were behind them. Did ' not have the draft with me when 1 got! Hntlmtnetion. the cash, but Vanderpool called at my . Guarantee store in tho afternoon and gut it I j knew Mrs. Springer and thht aho was a V^'WooI sent by Railroad will be witness for the defense.' In April 1870 Carded to order, and sent'back in good had a conversation with her in regard to leaving the State, in case aho was want­ condition. ed as a witness. She did most of the talking and I assented to what she said by saying “yes” and “no.” I testified Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR’S nt Kalamazoo that I was anxious for her New Warehouse, to leave tho State as it would further the ♦ends of justice,and that I did moat of tho Miking. I said in substance what is . there, stated. I superintended the publi­ SELECT SCHOOL. cation of tho pamphlet, “known as a Aaexara. Aug. 7, 1S71. history of the first trial of Vanderpool. A Select School in Aeavriais about to take ef­ at Manistee.” Have prescribed forI fect on tbo 4th of September, al the -Vanderpool, and during tho interview ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, tT^iheuauk I gave him a proscription. । Piepjratory for Teacher*, and tlioae who feel interw.tcd to pul to a good u»c the advaaiajea they R 3-d irect—Counsel asked for first I desire from such a source. constantly adding question asked in regard to Mrs. Spring­ thereto. er, when Roi>orter read several ques-1 Dvery student eipcennjt te attend aliould be present on that day. Young men or women pre­ tions and answers, and then counsel told 1 paring for teaching, or winter school, will find him to give tho conversation between , the etuddiea so arranged as especially to meet wants. himself and Mrs. Springer when ho said: their Benke can be bad al low ralcv. The nchool She would like to go home on a visit will close in time io a* not to interfere with the to her parents and get out of the way at commencing winter school. tho next trial, as alio thought her testi-1 Tuition to tho School, S3.OO. many had been misrepresented and 1I For further information, addreaa. MORRIS E. KEITH. Assyria. told her I thought it would bo n'good j thing, I asked her about tho possibility j ef her getting away and if sho thought ’ she could keen out of sight, and sho said j aho thought she could as no one knew where her parents lived. Ques.—Did you say any thing also in connection with this r Objection made by Mr. Hughes. Court overruled tho -objection and exception taken. I stated nt Kalamazoo that Mrs. Springer told me that she thought Vanderpool guilty, but tho Counsel had misrepresented her testimony making tbo timo between one and two in the afternoon, when it was before noon. Ques.—Did you moke any statement further than a repetition of tho conver­ sation between you and her, and if so, what? Objection was mode by Mr. Hughes and overruled and exception noted when he gave the answer. I think if J recollect when I made that statement the croes-cxamining Attorney replied, sort of enearingly, you wanted k... *_ _ 1> _.— I__ . _________________ Office in Hasting'. furnished a ploosiug interlude to tho I 30 Years . I- RUSSELL, ML OAROINfi tired audience.' A great many changes -and alterations ij^p*found nil through ■ tho book and sht^ui to the jury. ' Can-be bad-by Culling at NEW CARPET HOUSE NOTTINGHAM LACES, Card'. , . „ »*• C. 0. SCOTT. -A. WOOLEY. Heating, JOHN WMITMOBB STEW ART A STE1NH OFF. Woi anti' Hated Mils, �Jhr {ypublican ^aiuifij. COULD'HT LIE txnuj IL 5XWZT. Subscribe Hisrraos. I1ud.lt, Auoxrsr 18, 1871. Death of Hon J. D. Wooley. From an Invitation sent to Mr. Hugh™ Io day. to Mtond the runend or tbo 1>U> Ju.tln 1>. Wwley, v. regret to l«ro that be dlrel atbt. reddenreln Mareball, on tlie 16U, iMt. HoatMlted law with Ma. Hu^aa and waa bla partnerrrom IMStHl tba Iwgtanh,, of tba ]•resent year. the broken shall She cried : "Who** done t hi* erael While fart the bitter drop* fell. I" O KJ THE] THE EAGLE AGAIN. Michigan Cullings. And the HuUni. JStannn^whloh. at RftPld» Eagle, promises the wry outlat or a dally publlrelloti .uT?!L under ureuure or irlrlng fdal “ .™,l that the “Fair of the Northern Mich­ *—purrlar report or proceeding, in the igan Agricultrial and Mocbahlcal Soci­ ety and the titate Pomologlcal Society, to the side of the defense—don't hke to be held in Ibte city, will exceed the State Fair at least $5,000 In grow re­ llhad n poffect right to do — ceipts. ” wbat It ?ndonrto<M1 to be the reliance ■Thu Compustiox of the Detroit, fe’idrai.e?n1?e2Lti“’ de,r’!nseBanner Lansing A Lake Michigan Railroad, to th!.?^7?»f .T*" “ d“Put« wlth on Lane!ng, is to be celebrated by the De­ tilt menu of the tw, tuid at the same troit Board of Trade In a manner worthy ofnnaravStl’J2 {or<Mt*11 ‘be Judgment of the occasion. The celebration will or Barry county Jurors mm follows! bike place about the 4th of September. So says the Eagle. Well, do not only Grand Rapids is to be Invited. pretend but shall give an impart re­ •The Michigan State Sabbath School port of the proceeding*. but have an' Convention will meet at Monroe on the undoubted right to comment on tbo te.*- ~hl 0!^ Au^u-t^ end continue through timony, but the Eagle knows that Is ed­ itorial and no part of the official report. A speclsl term of the Circuit {Court, Again, speaking of us pnd the Kalatna- Judge Unron, of Coldwater, pres'diug. convened yeexerday. and adjourned un­ soo Te’egraph the Eagle maintains the til Monday, the 21st. without doing any courtesies of Journalism as follows • ~~~~ buurnes-... .*2«3Bi “"<1 *"ld up Iho ^Tho new road from Dairoit ta Lan­ cloven foot as conspicuously as you please. Meantime the case will be tried sing will bo completed next wee, and **U,?OMy' “,ld Wesd,*H continue by September 20, wiU bo extended to as hertofore to give our readers tho news a junction with the Grand Rapid* and and the prominent points of the trial, Indians route, at Howard. on both sides, a* freely as you have Mhown/youreelvcs eager tn do, (with vol.“n.tr,r up-m one, And It isju-t aa well perhaps tlmt tbo public Mr*,.'d. A. Morrill trbhee to annonnre to the la­ FSJS*tand,on*h‘5»> ’Me you nreret.dned. lt.wili help In weighing the dle* of liuliar* and vicinity that (ho i« eonnutly m’ISXT - Solo Proprietor of SHEPARD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, Tbe, Price, only SO Cents a Bottle. MfffllCMI BABiNEB the following comp!»lnu, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, CostIreness, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever & Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Comtlons of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, <Ce. Ac. I can ■■fely say there I* more reel rnulne Bittera in one BO Cent* Bottle of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Bitters To the Ladies!! umns Phyalctana throughout th* City and appear In your col- ,( oacerning this we wish only to any, *»-AIl rtylM of Hoop Skiru raiauteolure-1 y JU,<t M ^dr fl°r were order. Naor th* Port Ofiee. ob JMftnoo ritrwt. true, B>hleh It b not,) to be retained for Xr». JI. A. MORRILL. HuHnn. Jan* Jut. im. JalmS Price, only SO Cents a Bottle. . tain rd for the people. and no msa who GO TO CLARE'S FOR^PICTURES. reads, or has read the editorials In the Eagle, prho does not know It has done all it could to convict Vanderpool from the very first, on the ground, we sup­ pose. that It believes a man charged with guilt, guilty until he prove< him­ self innocent. At least such is a Air construction of the position the -Su^k assumes, while we believe the respond? C. N. SHEPARD. Proprietor, Grand Rapids. Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY A SLADE Hastings, Mich. ent mnocenf until he h proved guilty. That is the difference between us and the Eagle.. ' HERRIC H. A. Goodyear. Dan i Striker. MURDER AT MABISTEE. As might be expected In a communi­ ty where “the poutf l of humin flesh'' Is demanded regard lets of the rights of individuals, humin life b held in light (wteem. accordingly we are not suprbed to flud in the Ealge of Wednesday the particulars or a honible murder eommltted Id Manhtee on Monday the 14th 1 nst. The Ealge gays. From a gentleman on his way to Has­ tings a* a witneus Id the Vanderpool trial now lu progress there, the follow­ ing particulars of another horrible mur­ der occurred Monday evening, August lain, near the St. Charles Houac. One Michael l-inan had some dispute with one of the boarder* at tbo St. Charles, a Norwegian whose name wa* not given, and finally dared him to go out doors, which the Norwegian did. He had scarcely got out of the hotel when Flunn turned ou him with a butcher knife and -tabbed him to tho heart, striking him but once, but killing him almost Instant­ ly. Finan Immediately fled from the village. The Norwegian was a quiet in­ offensive man and had always borne nn excellent reputation. Finan is reDreanted as a burly, quarrierome fellow./The most incense excitement prevails in Manistee over this, the third horrible murder that has eccured there within two years. . Finan bad not been arr&dod when our informantlelt Manislee, but the au1 hoi tics were making every possible ef­ fort. The SherifF, 1‘hlneas Mixer, has oflered $100 reward for apprelies Ion, and gives the following deserlpton of him : "He. is about 25 years old, 5 feet 11 inches high, has dark brown hair, gray eyes, full face, with no bea**d but a moustache, broad bold forehead." Dealers in A WASHINGTON dispatch to tha Chi­ cago Timas stales that a letter Just re­ ceived from Gvrnutny aars that “tba people of Vrankfort-oa-tns Main are particularly friendly to Hon. W. W. Murphy, the lata Consol Ganeral, on account.of his firm resistance to tha illegal demands of the Prussia* General Manteuflfed, during the d of that aity by the PrwMUaa and OTXMTKH. Solid Silver aid Plated Ware. BMW, HARASSES. Iron, Nails, Glass, W BI G HT Subscription—$1. for the Trial. AGENTS FOR THE Hplonclid Opportunity! F1KE nOVBB,Oood Building*. ExmII.bI Wat IiMirabl. Orchard and all nordful eonrenitnew •bl*. TH* land may b« Pkttod Wooden "Ware, <fccSend in your .Advertisements. the owner. nS«f moaty. For term tn<nir« of MXRCEHX^ WRIGHT Detroit Stoves, CITY PAINT STORE! MADE OF GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE COMMIKS k BROWN, Lake Superior Iron ------- FOR PspsT-Essimi, WOODLAND PARLORS. $1.00 f.r 75e I will dost out my Stock of Summor J PAINTERS.’ the best is the world. Aho the PIR80MAL. VANDERPOOL Gold & Silver Watches, JOB WORK Dry Goods and Clothing phy did mow to nataln our eakfonsl credit at that fl □■■dal center, during the dark days of the rebs^““~ —other AmerieaD abroad. Mb. Hxkry B. Dow good axperiaaoe and a miliar wAthe _______ Stete. beebesu edihai wideawake trl-weekly, the Bay City Journal. ' BKTUKUCA1 CAUCV*. The Republican Electors of the City of Hastings are requested to meet at Wil­ liam H. Hayford’s office, in Empire Block, on Friday Evening, Aug. 18tb, 1871, to nominate two Candidates for Justice of the Peace to be supported at the ensuing special election. By Order of City Com. N. Bailey, CA’n. at 8 ovsty-flvo cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. COBXIMIOMER'I XOTICX- BOTH PLAIN OB Horsemen ATTENTION I s’.s-.rt2au,~.™ W FINE WCHK MUSICAL! A SPECIALTY. Orders by mail far Advertising, Saboaripttons or Job Work, promptly attend­ ed to, and wo will warrant Satudactioa. W. H. HOLMES, Pnblilirer genl for th* jurtly celebrated TAIL** a rftLRT ORCIN, -» beat in the market Call at the Drag Star Dr. Borton aad an it, Booth Ride Stat. 8HaaUnp, Mich. �Tlja R^pdauic^fl B^(«hei^. DAILY DUPING TBE TUIAL Good evening. -liiToLaiaT____________ Pabliaher. Weather fine. *nl Maib^kojEaMtlofkaal A. m. J. Roberts A Co., at tho Post Office, keep the Daily Ba.xxem for sale. 1 OwJteMibHdallrtl Fill- 100 r. x. r- * °**n ■TATtOSB. fackron di Ain’t it Nice—To have a daily in Hastings? J. ROBERTS. P. .M. Local felweft jiitice;. AUGUST i&ri. Appreciated—Our littlo Daily. Read the advertlaemente In the Dally. toi- f Grand River Valley Division Two Dallies today. -MAIL ARRAXGEMEAT. »rJk.Ta" TKA.VEt.EJR’e OVIDE. LOCAL EVENTS. & The Bond give us sweet music most every evening. Republicans, attend tbe caucus this evening. If a itersou wants a hornets nest, t tir Hsnimond* Bowen’ | 4 10 up the jircss. Grand Rapjrl 4_5» The Daily. Term-?— $1 for the trial. rates reasonable. Advertising For war uews see Detroit Dallies. For Vanderpool trial and home news see th6 Banner. Hams, Wilhami & Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Barry county, but they 'have one that will stick any aud ail kinds of moldings that are needed. They also have on hand a large number of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low figures for cnsii. The popular Businear College of the country is located at Grand Rapidn. Tnz Naw Fixm—J. W. & C. G. Bent­ ley, manufacturers yf stall, doors, blinds aud moldings, aud everything else, JFe «o busy selling moldings that they can­ not write for the local column this week. SUPERIOR. MERRY AND STATESMAN STATIONS. irand Hap dp The brick-work, the new scales, tbe new blns and everything at Barlow A Caledonia' MilJlerilU. Goodycnr's new warehouse is first class. £3L Quimby* Goodyear A Striker, hardware mer­ chants, have a fine advertisement for the next iaspe of .our weekly. Kalamazoo and Jkiin .Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS 'v-moDlrillr sk: In regard to the drowning of Mr. Examination of Teachers for Barry Wellington Bowker's son we wore misCounty. Fall Series. All persons who arc owing me. must to!?tm.ei!,0 tOi’.hc P®^011 n,uncdas fin<ltake notice If tbe same Is not paid within ingthebov. ItwusChaa. Youngs Su­ , The Foil series of teachers ciuuinatioEi will be pervisor or Hope, who found him. ’ held as follows: thirty days the nccoifnts will be left with At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. a Justice for collection. Battle Creek is the Banner City “ Hastings, Ort. 9th, and Nov. Oth.. John M. Be«smeb. for subscriptions to our dnilv, 200 being “ Assyria, Oct. 13th—Ellis School I Hinting*. Aug. M, IKl. Jw mJ Thi“ V?'.y-’i'tocuwi iy House. for%iie CI k’ * ’ E- 1 «**’«> Las them At Nashville, “ 17th. . Ca*h btore hare good SO ct. T*w for GO “ Middleville “ 20th. cents. 4r. “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. Kun».~Mn. H. E. I'rire. ofjockWoodland, Nov. 10th. liua copy of Fl., d'. „.r„lo„, New Good, el fto Pure*,! C.m, Each examination .will commence and continue at tlie prlnle^HKlMe, -The Ifannoby of tbe o clock A. »««*•_____________________ bupenntendent. and will be oral a. .AtlHbutee,” by Dr. William annoonco althia early date the Fall I Cuetom work rn.de on ebort notice, taehoola of । imgbod style and reasonable prices -‘•““‘“mu- in inc naaiee liairht. bat ' nt Runyan’s. ________ inthaB«th<xbofiaipaninrin*tnieUon. Theetand-1 Quite a numlier of ladies were in at­ an! of the paat will not only be maintained, but ateadily advanced, that the echoob of Barry may Ladies’ fine shoes of the latent styles tendance ot the trial to-dav and the gen­ eomtMtra farormhlv with aluw*. »r _.k— ____ .iZ: t , at RUNYAN’k tlemen showed tiieir gallantry by allow mg several of them to stand up all tbe |*el^^noo,'' whi,° th®y enjoyed good Ah Every-day Story. GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PALL, . 11 was J. Gntramons wl^> m> noisily disturbed fh^ peace of. our city on Wednerfby night, and itarmnoi “Police No. Trains on tho Chloaro k JViehi<>n Lake Sborw R. 1” who looked after blm. 11. leave brand Hajihb tur Mmkeroa and White ball, as follow* : n>iea<o Kx|imo at 1000 a m. Detrui’. Eijireaeal The Dally L» delivered bv carrier to &0U p m. every convenient part of the city. , H. K. MARO ENT, Oen.Snpt. tJIAS n. Bl*nlI.AM-tBurt. Those who do not get them bv carrier TEACHERS’ NOTICE. can get them at this office. PLOWS JLVD COSTU^g, RAWING MACHINES, HARROWS, ETC., and th/} largest- stock of AGRICULTURxYL MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by Notice. /.XT*"- f Nm>" *' L1»”« “Hello John, whereareyou going?” Jnatice. “I was going down here to buy some ■rrocen--.” Mr. J. F. MJnkler is at work iu his •‘Wdllaxn goini; down to Mace Al­ gallery Again, and It* |lo,^ n„„c W1J| len’s to buy mine.” pre.ume u,ai any „r Ui.- report. arc true "Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t umll tbe c«<p ladrelded by thejura-w|,o nny of hjm, J always go there to buy alone unisdclennlno the facia. crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Nut The following table, compiled by Col. long ago T bo’t a whole set of crockery I I/lIl!ngtou’ AcM?K Superintendent of and pajier enough to ^paper my bouse, the Census shows tbe n«m< er t.fnji 'J there, 20 p^r cent, cheaper than I could c t^ loejg^orlhe Wnstem^tni ' buy any where ebe. Uoide. be war ------atewe the age of.a, •ntijtal to v^te: BANTED IT. The crockery he keeps is 1®! ’.'° r.W.sil Michigan.. llliaah * .S74.MJ the Boot's celebrated ware.” •Ml.WS Slinncauta .. T5.S74 ludiaua. ■C77,93s Wlacoutio., ‘Well, I always do so on groceries, •204.177 -tdS3,«7l Nebraska.. ■ »,(•»?; and 1 know you can. Borides he takes - ---------------^Patches from Ft. Paul, Minn, sav anything! have to Fell nt a fair »»•«*[ price, I tOO. I get a *• better tolwcco. tea and I «h*t the North Pacific Railroad from' sugar there for the same money than I Duluth westward to Crow Wing vlt»ny where e!ee in town.” the MlssfawlMMB*, n £ ... . M. ALLEN, “Des, hasljcrn acceptedftnm tho con* " ashington Block. Aug* 15,1871. | !£CJM8w a magnificent vern^s - “ —— —-------------. The raloon keepers, gamblers War.aaled t'ratom Made Boot. Ih,m .1 .1URW who UMMiily CODfflWnh* along tl>e line of such works havi Detroit, Grand flap lib and JacKson been driven off by ihe Company. ___________ nt Rl-kyan’s Call on Miss Wiixxkx tor nAlllneiy so vs1' goods of oil the latest and best style?. WBS ku°y y< Leaving the East und m rinng ut Chi­ ledged to be tho C., B. & Q_, jpined to­ gether with the B. * M. Railroad by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and palled tho Bcblinotox Rot-n:. Tho main line of the Route running te Omaha, connects with Road^ and fams to-day the Pacific the leading route to California. The Middle Blanch, entering Nebraska at Plattsmouth, pass­ es through Lincoln, the ' State Capital, and wiH this year be finished to Fort ’ or f0““Dn a C< R’*dIo*« Meiod. ut Teach- KrtSissrscS' wjv.’Ss.s.Ti •bout half eumot prh— «----- .. JISC?!!??!??-?1 ALSO, LUMBKI: FL OOZING SIDING Jr, jc. THE 1871” CELEBRATED H.. HICKS, Hams, Williams, & Co Farrier's Improved! Still detinue to Sell Corn Sh.eU.er! Groceries, JOB SALE AT Crockery. Doors, Glassware, Warehouse on Broadway. ( &C., &C., Blinds. Cbrepertb.oMybtore In Htotlnn, Land and Calcined Plaster, &C. LIME, WATER LIME. LUMBER, LATH, anJ SHINGLES b*™ »‘fbrCre<. b, c. 1*. HICKS. dressed August 10. 1871. LUMBER. best style CrMEBLE Of *11 Kind*. and OF MEN’S a • L". Sash. Elerator Uoilding of C. F. Dwight A Co, RUSSELL The Circuit Court. t. Hardware, Harnf^ex, Agricultural Tools, &c. HAWINGS, MICH. WE B00T31 ,n ,h.* cyr. M»nur*cturtd by lUf i J ‘ Lad aho drove ' ■'Vis to market, and Stune boy stopped at Stautfeds •emember, Wtobtojtnn moek. Swi rt*. guj, K, We will not be under- sold by any House The young men from your Colle*** thousand horn Are.*wJt «re\.„r The Corner Grocery/ .. ............ "or” *“ to Mr*. Blmto.il of Middlerille, on the , xalis into tt hne running ground of cruelty and desertion. The down the Mmouri through St Joe to tittle ot the com was Blaisdell vs. Blais­ Kaam* Cut, ud ,U Kuu*. Pureodell and was an uyarte proceeding. gers by this route to Kansas, see Illi ^^5™l0WB’ “d “dDttKBVED.-Mea>rs. Bwensburgh 4 hy^. alfcht diverge^ »n^ejiehmska RobfM have received from Hon. TheeD. Gilbert, one of the, leading . bankers nt Grand Rapids, a Recent of the tn I▼ersity, and ono of the brat scholars In —to, tree- the State, the following letter com­ •ringed atramns—its rough bluffs gad mending their Commercial College, to which the attention of our young men 1» invited: Land-bm among tho Moldings a Specialty raphy. Karl’a ibortar top's Mathrm.fi-. acroM the Gontjneni by over 100 miles. ' MANUFACTl'IIERS OF FASH, DOORS, IlLIXDf*. MOLDINCtf, Ac. Ctanoi inlht bnuiebra tanaht darins thawinter W- T- OMAN'S Don't n rea. bxi>.-odc jon„, .uraame.1 Alko, Invested with a IltUe brief aulborlly, i. m wltb vengo^redlr,. Where, Ob I ,Wb.re,f. PoUceNo.1. Don't we frei bad? Ab' .*> "“ld’M we feel bed-wben a man of aucl, fremendow* power, mobaixt and motally, I. after ua. PMeet-proua-ntrrm- PROTECT n., ob "Ye Power. Above," for earthly poteblalre ere {Perfectly nowerlee. before .orh a ler-1 rl >le scourge. ;Succr»»ui» to Nicker A Beni lev i Mamfknar And why should he have, Our peo­ ple have already contributed over $300 to the defense in this cause, aud feel ns : The place to buy your boots and shoe- if they had done about all they cau af­ ford to do. When the people of Grand lBat RvxyAN’s. Rapids shall linve contributed as Hberendly It will be ample time for the Burlington. Timet to surer at us. . cago or IndiauapoJL, how shall wo reach the West ? The best Line is ackuow- J. W. & 6. G. BENTLEY Lt "‘11 oommance txpl- 4lh and continue six weeks. The Sapenntendeut of Schools will also conduct • traimnx ctou for teachcrr, at the villa** ,.f wmb.u.7h^r granite STATE. Ilal'hls Timet of yesterday Finer National Cujthimo Hdvse. —Go there for the best and cheapest Clothing, Geutu Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E.G. Williams. E. P. BURRALL Office in John Wcisertt’s tlardware Store, Brown’s New Block. In 3<£ichig CHI- iThe Best in the City. YOU *re prowridto Very miwftu, TJSOB. D. GlLEkMT.7 J. C. WoonRiTpw WOODRUFF. forwarm meals aiaUkours. Kimber the place. Opt^^tslnins Bakery. South side State St � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-19.pdf 5aafe0548989ca0a1500634cd25687fe PDF Text Text ®ljc tastings Sanner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. ~ ~~~ ^t~~ HASTINGS, MICH., SATURDAY EVENING. AUG. 19. ~ ~ THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. i But still I would Fifth Day's Proceedings. XOBXTXO WBS810X. Aug. 19th, 1871. [I’oEHixnox.—In our report ofyester- —awy—saw*—^a^as> 1. NO. 5. not say 6, or 8 feet1 body only by a mark on the arm . anfl a half after he left that I i JMnoei'?»It'L?UJ£TO2.tinUeitO^3t^’‘ 7h,oh 1 had Reen before in our store J->-*---------- v ——._j .l» _ ,i. I1 heart - - amtimmd . —7~IT' wuiuiv uiue,; rou Had no time piece which I coMullcd. TC— A””** ?♦. u U f"rnalJe u^uxv “^7 uiauo msdo ni in. blu8 ,n "uch ^tntemight be ।| lirart heart oontmuod to treat. beat. , From 4 to H « and black, in d A standing position with a Think I saw him that muriiimz also ' on that day the Immortal !± «*■»».!»' !»>™1 the anbend. t—1 board'd nl Snfcnwn /to In ArtantEf^ I<nts of blood would flow. I toko it that , segment of stars around hood G.™ Gave ____________________________ 3^-rtWj.Id ^teete Im, taS-fipSh.hr .ttentionto ,bo higK M ' * - • l.MlselMinnL Alahanii?*??’ I tiuhk one third of tho whole quantity , me to bring here to deliver to Mr. „ nmrrnug. . »| mnia wa. of tho 6 or 8 pints would flow, perhaps Church, which I did in the same condi■ rd next caUo*1 a*'d <hl*1 March, 1MB, a law was enacted Incor.re^‘Or,e<^ a*® ***' hklf “J1* the u,v quantity. n near: continuIf inr the heart continu- Ii turn tion 1I 1received it It was wrapped in >5 worn, said ; ■ L‘^P®S“ ‘5^tu.,io“ J? 9*e ed.’<-anees, Rowlund O. Crispin, as laying that th .4 flto beOt beat 33 m minutes .’nul!T it would increase 1‘ brown naper. No cross examination. j I live iu Manistee, have lived there, thlM »(£!?" Am^Kicl!*’ hoPgroivn Field ‘‘had on a black eoat, vent, pints, r^°. ‘bo flflow more thanJlf. if “ itflowed °W U -?^ lhnn ^ow.?d simply 8lmPb ; I Mr. Mr.Quincy QuincyA. A.Busell Busellwas washqj npxt called ’ throe yoara, am County Clerk nnd-ltegis- i up the Howard Univereitv. b &c.” It should Unv» been: Hu had ^m gravitation. Think death occured and being duly sworn, said: I have ter of Deeds. Remember the disappear- 1 A law was enacted tn February, 19M, ou no coat, black rest, pinta, de.] it'diilnT*' W0Un^B’ ttnd 1 cnn M-v . lived Manistee thirteen years. Re- ance of Field,, was iu the boidwaru ■ *7»rolUng all colored men, whether ,T «?«■ Thervlluf iurors Imhur , D?t occur from drowning, on ac- , member the circumstance of the disap- buaintM. nt (list tiiu. ou Water «™.l, : ‘ CthTitX lh 77 t “J the tongue and prance of F,eld. Was not in town k .b»u< >2o f... «. oHh. bMt._ >th n lines-, Dr. hnrost L. hhurley bo- i think I can ray it did not occur from . the forenoon of that Bunday, but came ploughs, hnrrog* ootk old »»«>, 4a., 1100 bounty. But thlr vm wholly re­ mg duly sworu said : j pouoning, on account of the rigidity of ! in during tlie day and saw the bank at outside of the building. The old iron ]>caledln 1867, I am u Physician, live in Detroit, am 11 *° n*°8“M ‘ho appearance of tho ' about half jiast eight in tho evening, is kept in several place*, most of ft is on 1 On the 11th of June IBM, a bill bc20 yearn old, graduated at. the Bufalo wound*, but,if the poison had nut been , left the town of Brown in the afternoon, tho east side of the store, but there is • °V3e„a ,nW,?’•<*"« Colored soldiers on cf1 “ SS?Z5dtaS'““’’" ”‘,h Medical Colegi*. Lived iu Manistee in !'.try®‘iauine, it would have boon more dif- i and arrived homo in the arening and oorimta<m tta dock. il 1809, knew Field and Vanderpool for 1 licu^‘ tell, irom the rigidity of the I wont past tho bank to supper at about oH •forte, plough*. fit. H.J known, Jum 2S. U»l. . bill wn.,l,n«lte|«alabout nine months previous to this mur- i nQd if tho wounds had bean in-1 eight o’clock, and remainea at the hotel field some eight months, last saw him Ing the Infamous Democratic fugitive* der. Ito not recollect much about tho I fl,c‘w‘ unmemntoly after death it would I till about half past ten or eleven, when I think on tho Sunday of his disappear- ‘ slave law. ‘ . nnm nhnil* <.r 10 o’clock nlrwdr on <>... what wlini was wnu In 1“64. n Inw wnB was jwa-eJ i»an-*eJ allowing disappearance of Held, ns I went to 1 “avo been difficultto tell from the wounds. I started back and poaseil the bank and once about {I 9 or Chicago that Monday, was present at the < ou‘d °°‘ twrar ihot ho did m>t die u- I’ passed’ up the ’ :i " 'if-ht. street, ’I known :w Bailey’s Corner. Saw Mr. colored men to con tract for carrying the maite. inquest held over tho body of Field, in !,n>m P°ison «u tiie circulation. Al! 1 »k.-. . the window and saw a dim Moses Denning, Mr. D. D. Ruggloa and The year before the act was puM<*d a professional way. recognised the bodv 1 i,D0T l? ^at Runr cause from i* though the curtain.* were down. others with him. Saw Vanderpool un prohibiting all distinctions on account by a mark ou the*arm and his name on ! “ ‘be wounds—saw <i sufficient ■• i.-u mu air. Mr. Hughes iiugues iiskou asked ruat that uie the Monday morning ■Sept. •’ r- 6th, about 5 of race or color in the public convey­ the pants, examined the body carefully, ?w‘!4’ for Aea‘b hut could not swear that wuru. -a» .hough a euruiu wa, down ” » c!“l »" ’'«p . St. u..r Faf, 11™, ances <>f this District. The law creating the Freedmen's Bu ibund two wounds on the head. *fc wiis cause. other.aidu street, , . , ,. , , , 1 stable, on tho other. buIu of the street, . . bv Mr. -------„„-------I" «™k™ out- '’ki.h TO gtua.te! and ' in „ llvonei, of mo M ,eral reds, lu „ reau was passed early in the year 1865. ,,,, . Redirect Eggleston. advance several ho, w wo* • January 27,18»D, tne famous thirteenth ' lhe witness was here called. from the i xExamined F...... ----- !--J »-ixio • via • ’ ’head. - uvi his ’uau hair on his Do nut ' auAi-jpu-l statejpeht made that “the curtain was . on tho west ride of the street, this stn'ct amendment to the constitution, which u>3 iivau. mi Unit I.;, 1:------ __ . ., , is not jeveI ,in,j M Ffty8 BtabJo is had bwn previously approved by the stand to prescribe fur Mr. Vandenwul | think his to.:. hair ---was-----------extraordinary as 4_ to !i down ” «ta, h».l « ...TO, ehill or .ho ^U... j quantity, '■X1!,'; .. but “ think ’“Lt' it was •7"? ratherr thin. "ii” ' c™- vtataHuuin. t>T Mr. «••» ’«■ Loll I , uv.-wr. X4UU i ’* “'l» >toh toh-- , -M 1 camo to this docliv- Senate, passed the House of Represen­ I ,.x«miu.4 tho body ..xutnudly »o.i “,d" l™',l th” I ota:. J.o'li ' 1 V., ’ Brown nt abui:t ztodt mst four in the •ltv ' uemra th» tatives. forever abolishing slavery in the t’nited Rtate. lanistoe h id - voc®nt ’ron' hut house and stooped fi>nn<l n ilqmjieioo orousd thb fiai.t <ui.l Iu Io ; . ™ ur tflw ’ nllernwn lo rolum to Mi During this year acta were pas-^cd re r. wound on the forchi*ad al>out uu inch r a., nr. , iiealing the various measurer enacted g.«ri hote... r.»d» TOUTOJ bud, i. r. ' »" •n'1 by the Southern States under Johnson'* in length. The body was dressed in -^hv next witness, L. B. Ixjng, bein;s rough, road, were no. torou. to Ihto | ‘""“J rule, designed to establish slavery In i or four boar, in romiug. look.ri at my I 151"™ 1 black pants and .vhite shirt. There wus | duly sworn, said : T w •i • • i i- j- , ' timepiece at least unco, eight mile* from ! ’,u“ t,lu‘ n‘°rnmg. , another form, authorizing the disgracealso a handkerchiuf attached to the ■ fuiappro'.ticMhipeyrtvm, the law in re­ 1 reside in Manutee, have hved there Manistee, did not go by Bunk on my . Crura-examined by Mr. Choever. IxxJy, but I do not know how. gard to vagrancy, and authorizing the 3ly opinion is. thut tho.se wounds were ■ manafiu-tioin .1" m**1 '/V1. gX,f • woy ,o tho hotel, went hl my Ii.ium- first. He (itotel end look,si towards mv, du Whipping <if negroes. . 'l“,n,1V,"',^|The bridge!, about half a Hook froth „.,t k„.S th., ho looked other The same year a law was passed abol/given m life. There was a alight re/..m-tiunorthoTh, tqXnwo. b h.t rT , mJ r fTn, <h» B~h. «»fi hou-e is stem, hair n men has., looked at me. 1 ’’ 'r”n°" ’lavi'n'ln ..r o .on,..I iofiittal .iter do.!.', i, «lm«’L...... ,V;,2%" f **>■!:• ,M°•’ •" :i rn"" ol " -------------------------mils from the bridge. oune aerate the eaeaat lute bid .ould ‘ ‘ '1 In December, 1866, artoolqtitH) p:um*<1 .... . ... ... _ ___. • i. _. i ... r. thevdge* uro inverted nnd flabby, and ! • ---IU”r. store, had a conversation , . . ......... it It was about 5 o'clock both.IlodMw of Cougnm uppointing the with him, was not with him more than • ",tne,w 18 a3kwl b-v Mr- Chpevor tu no blood issue*. Think these wounds ! in tha morning, 1V uJnutm to 5.1 think. JoiurCommlttco on- Rcconstruction, to mlqutes1 he bad on a dark blue .-oat. iii-t lw«n‘ out on the ,Map the ,«- -• - •• »- waa very>■light, ■ whom wns referred the credentials of all .rouldcwo iutwodiolo death. Think five jErrT "t *T ,, location of the । It 1.1 —1. ”... L. .. ““ . s T .• .. ., . ... eo •that' T oould see. jtersonscuilming seats.from Johnson’s 1... would fall tauttodialely and the™ I .“ck I“"'“ ;'.“d c>“P; o. bridge «nd «y» ho eqrfd Witness was here shown'an almanac recotiH'.riicted Stale-, and «H measures .T.uldi,0 tut roluutoty nion: Think 15™’V“"J'V t 1 Alter I went to , . my iiuusu 1 n*ke<I to swear whon the *un roan, In regard to rvcQiis’ryction. J i and «.o bk«l lo,.., thi. wound ou .1.0 bock IU February 28, I860, an net. was paKSO.l went to the hotel on Water i.he Imd tvoulil uot fivikr.but if* irft St, can’t tell what stre.-t my bouse is ou. f when he acinverod ut 5:28. 1 *worc at declaring that none of the rebel States ..... unn ten, rut liter- woGll bo wuie 'J«« »kut hail bo mu., ol Mil nnd ...xt sun* Awt trial, and it i* rvisirtv:! in tho were entitled to rcprasentiitjon in Con­ My house is on Water St., am not .[lining, rni... r.,ur u right Dint, trunk! I ' h" I Passed 1. left house gress until cougrurti shall Iwye declared is un that street but think it is. IWvd l■ ’'fo' ,,,ls*i«* . pamphlet * * . thut . .. .iny • -----ikriSJu it, ...dilwould reutinu.to Z» b ?2 Zv*' ? t“^ it the Boek on me n»r down. •Did Did not ■ “t*W minutes!"i«wt “ ,?•5.ba bat t JI did Inot 01." so such right. In April, 1808. Jhc civil rights bill, ...re for Mveml hour., but tom the “’■“.J" ’!w"l, il Kri.m.r.x> Kriem'a^d.ut"fdid not px., pro Ii ’«™r' ‘ .wear ut ’tl...t 1 did not , ”’”kd-■b but which Johm-on had vetoes!, became n «fd he l.njl. but dri not ibeltank. . thox wound not«. lung, on ueeount or ™' the Bank, but .io not tint know th..th.. that tl.e ,I P'* “I',111?1 In...Io ««, ' law by receiving the necessary twothe coogulntion. Tho heart would e«to »t»faet.ou. foou. her. He question to aek.’d- me. J- ..aswddmru - i derpuol derpool about atari 10 minutes rnnutes to 5. m Do not nut thirds majority. Juno 13. 1886, the fourteenth amend t.. bent ..limit itumnlir. Think th- !™"“k ^ush the had g.me .in tho other ride of .he s.tol tom th.- , know I*?*. that ’I looktxl "• nt my watch •» again, “. meet was passed, making nil persons How wo, indicted with .umeimdrument''^?,*,?'?' »' Bunk. Know bnt very few streets in bet think I did. my watch i* an F^ag- born or naturalized In the United State-­ like a brnnmer, dunk tho wound on tnp t ’“If Manistee * There uro four or five hotels lish lever and kct^is good lirfic, have citizens, prohibiting the States from of tho head wo. infiioted hum ttehiij TE?*’ U.,° if*,1?. “’*• • and five or six churche* Don't know tested it by several chronometers and pawling any law which shall abridge •nd the one ou th > for..he.d 1 cnmlte’ I T’,'**:” ll;’-kn . r".'™' wlmt street hotel is on. Remained id had tested it within a week previous to the annuities or privileges of such elti tens, defining who shall be Senator* or edn Mem wound. Think <• I T tt t tho hotel from two to two and a half this. Always test it every week. . . . - ,1 . i _^.i • : iu ‘‘‘en cmno out and locked the Bank mid hours. Got iny supper there in about ; Ques.— Why do you test it every week Representatives, prutectilm the civil rights of all citiiena, declaring thst Uiv F™w <h«»™>t beck two «Uw. time, ond it is so goody Ana—I can’t tell. validity of the public debt shall irever ‘““7 TO,“ “• trite! it. I thought ho looked pul., uud half un hour after 1 gut there, do not i hlteriy ,«um. Thu. -non, lut. Ie» j , UJ J* w 1 t , know how long- it took mo to eat it. . Court then adjourned till 9 o’clock oequerti »ned. and prohibiting tbc Uni­ I Monday morning to accommodate Counted States and the several States ftom .oumteucj.than ..»! Hotel, !t teek.!,l^aW1.JMbMm>i„ hl_ I That depends upon how hungry I am, I ; distinguish a difference iu his tone. 1 arainulng or paying the rebel debt, .p.. It .twain.out then sattout on tho1Bl steps. was about Md »»d on.Mount ortho illn«.ofV.n- ever Atom nerur eoop.,.te..except | h„ and rendering it Illegal and void. This answer ttinl. when 1 got to d"I“'L by lm>,. but nd Hom. eepuhtta by Jn|,n,( , .half past eight ort,’— In December, 1866, Copgre*e iiassed He appeared tto. ’* about a lx/.it t two hr.tir* — tho hotel, staid there hours exposure. It would require a heat a’. ■ UBett4v • over Jol.neon's veto an net estabtisblng , nnd a half, and then weut i.oruo down______ ________ _____ z „ the boiling point, or u little below to co•’ Record_______ of the____ Republican Party in universal *uflrage In this District. Mr. Hughes asked this to be sOick* Water St., on’the same ridb of the street I Behalf of Liberty and Equal Rights In January. 1867, a bill was passcddiemulate serum. The lower wound was । during that within no Territory of the * tliatconcluI went down, opposite tho Bank.— ■ L,.u.give — any about an inch and a quarter in diameter. >n out as he,,can, not of the United State* should suffrage be Que Que?..—What is your opinion was the J; bion, he must give facta Thev seek to Have been in the Bank often, a dozen denied on account of race, color, or for­ A brief recapitulation of the various money, position of tlxthe deceased the time dtetoMri at .be li» of of<. ,|1OW. ,h„ ho „„ „„d u, times, went . first , .time , to , .draw . „ . , , measure* cnuetol by the Republican mer condition. In February, 1BG7, the fifteenth i reviving the wounds? wounds ? !■ .. .. had A^r. Peter iccciving ' . eter’s chock check which called for party, during its ten.years of jx»wer, in oj.xli..f. tbal it . >j.-rti.m mad-bvlli. mod- by M>■ Hugh™, Hugh.., thri il, -kow ”'""r It «m “ a • pwixr 1^1* r way. If tha Bruhundred dollars. Ito not know behalf of the r»ause of liberty and equal amendment, sveuriug to colored men tight of sufl'nigc. end forever pro­ »i.--. i«ll(lcal, and civil rights —io all men, was u question of fact for the jury. Ob- ‘ un**r anything there, ur raid any- when I was next there. r--------->------------„— , the hibiting itw withdrawal, ja-ned botii . then-, or ... Mr.eb„n.-h«l,jMl.slt.,UTOgromue1. J without recatd to rare or color, will ’S'Obe S jection sustained. Thinjc the deceased ' thing looked black, white or 1 1 ■> matter or useful iuformati'in to our branches of Congress. etime to his death from this wound. The | red, they can give it to the jury, but to i time on unimportant details, but Court । readers In March. 1K6P. h law was posted reader, r.t till* thin time, and aid them in iu body was nt. Thurber’s Hail when ex- Ij draw a conclusion, I contend he cannot i thought it had not gone too far yet coming to -a Jiu>t and correct dodpion as I| striking the word white from all the i— •‘ to the j.irty they cau the im«t Milely ordinances of thia District, destroying amined end it lar in the box. We '*-••• . ... -r"r th • *'- *•* Cuufd tell nothing about the furniture trust lieruafter. ail discrimination against colored men tunitel tl... Ixxl: oto at.il exomiori ir a” lk“'- l,'c >urT "» ’ The flrat blow at the " Divine” insti­ In such inw* or ordinance*. I v inspection. ‘ ' t have spent a week in frying these mon | ami general apjicarnnce of the Bunk in* In May. 1870, the bill known ns the tution of slavery was a bill, which be­ Know Cross examined bv Mr. Hughes. Tho I on the jury a ; to their capacity to draw tside. jje at that there uqn were curtains in came a law iu August, 1861, oontlNcatiug enforcement net be.amc a law. ita ob­ ' the Bank at windows previous to „ being to protect colored men iu all tutor of ordinary bluotl stains would bo j conclusions and we want them tu du it September oththo18G9 property and totting free all alavre ject • ..... ’. tataltkuyuro all the rights to which other citizens are in aid of the rebellion. .hi,; ar.on.1 blood ,ouM mak. a Upfat I }Ir chu„h M q .11 .hi. ™ wry doth ’ ' uud’ triflerl both up nnd down. used • : January 25,1882, n law was passed 1entitled. scarlet eolur, while venous blood would । . , , , ‘ In April, 1871, Cousri-e* ikuhihI what a.Ii.il. cartel. Alter thn» or lour <“’• k.«nte.l, aud unnM.-anlj Kud. Some other lights in town that night, ! prohibiting the use of the Jails of this for the imprisonment of fugi- is known as tin- Ku-Klux act, giving days the color would be very dark, and ! The witness stud he appeared uneasy. nnd saw one uu other side of tho street • District the President power to protect the loy­ . ’ *; i . • . . . ‘ ii few rod* down. There are two win- tire slaves. al ...wld hotel y 1« dtaxtoW by tlm WA > Anroanoo. m .1... euo- nr- compete..: rn>„, „f (h, 11QIlk .rlral । The great measure emancipating the I people of the South again*! organ** tail bauds of assassins, and rendering 1 ked In the the »People ... - ei-; .... whether —- ----- btoud ----- - or pot- I* -- ‘•--o- i iMtimunr. lesuiuuuv. jui urn case of iuc cupic tWIJ stores in the building «nd four three thousand slaves of this Dwtrict the people of a county or city, under teiut nil: nnd tinkhiii «, it l _ ... ..................... . > . .. . . ~ . bte-n .pt nr .n t hn<> th. «un. yx.lor, .1 „ windows in t|ie whola front Ito not pnsseii both Houses of Congress and was 1certain conditions, responsible for the signed by the President in April, 1862. ‘ could not be dstinguubed'bv the eve; , . . • •., damages done therein by these out­ know whether there was a glass dour or On the 13ib of Mareh 1882. n bill be J from blood, if bluixl wo* Spilled in 1 <•ourt ru‘w'1 “« *ho Court . not in tho Bank. Have never noticed came a law forbidding, and punishing laws. Sueli, briefly, nre ti.<- lending meas­ the carpet it would rehiinC about the | overruled the objection and exception th>> windows and door particularly. tho return of fugitive slaves, coining .ures adoptcd_Jjiy a, Republican Cousame color, but if exposed to the air it ' n, tod: into nur lines, by naval arid military . Know that the light was in tho Bank grcat. ami rauctionwTnud sustained by would tai. mi oxyilau-d.nloranil vuulil ' c<v...«x«niiiiatiun by Mr. Clteerer. rather than in the Siwe Shop, because : offleen*. tiie Reputulcan party, io.- securing to •In- verv rapidly. If blood fhomd col- 1 , . >r • . , r- . i colored people of the nation the itw.. .dark lowery night. 1’erh.™ , March Oth, of the same year, tho Pres- the l«l in ™ck« oil th. il.«,r. il would Uke ' ^J11 v T t-d —L.: ;he psmutgo of boon | — ..LI L.„ _...L_| :.sr:. .... L-n m ! “ /SSHfF ’ r!?'I!'" of liberty and th«', right ef eqtinl a Utile loiiurr In drv. Th. 1'rinenuir “U ° ! x^. Il..t 1 u..<lurp<x.l would have nutioeil it if it hail been in a joint resolution pro|>oaiiig a co-opera- American . citizcuship. Ihiuw bv which I dn.n'ngui.h-1 he Sir ! 11 ,h»* ' 7““ '“J. tho Shoo .Shop on a dark night ight. At At-­ turn between the General Government As n "compaiiioii-i icc-s” to this long __ _tho ______ Manistee, tended trial ___ off _____ nnd uu at i’ ' ‘and the Slave‘States for the general iii»olist of acts in the intervat of Justice and na, Wlhe mark „f S f.m.1. lignn. !*“ ”* * not sworn there, did not tall about of slavery, on the pnncipta o( humanity, we ought, perha|>s, to pub­ .1 11... .. ..wT.Kte. I “® ahowtsd mo tluit receipt, wiis uot Meh fe!.™ lish ttterecord of the Democratic party light IxtoUM. bocuu.se mv my l.u»n.«. business ... was such v: n with 1 »rt <’'rf fill I i *h fl» i intimately acquainted with Vanderpool, this ltal.t nte ilTl V 1 l-'U-.h fig- ju know whi'llirr he nntuhll, I cjuld not find time. Spoke to somo the month a Mil eovenng this sugges in behalf of silvery, wrong, and out­ tion imvaed botii House*, and wn* signal rage. urt about lour indue long, were stars a • t »•, .t . . • . , ; over the luted bm .1.. ^lleut thhl or <lnl uol b«l.to nboul lei- one about it during tho truil. When‘ by the President April 10. But It can hardly be necessary, at asked if he testified nt Kalamazoo that. ’The bill abolishing the loug-cxisting, least until the wounds inflicted upon .he hud unv n-rwlb. lUd w.-u llnu W “T “i*” ' T ‘ . odious dl-dlnctlous in this District the backs of Ihe tour million* of cxfigure berun? on KU n one. .hen 1 “lTn» “““J ho «iid uot mention to any one seeing. against the colored people, such us tax­ alaviw have had time to heal. It col­ the light, uud lie did nut omit it by any ing them for »hc education of white wo. voceirwliug Irim. Think I reuM 1 wl‘“"" tl“ ‘Lt ’ 1. r 7? . men bear no malice against their design, lie rail Ito iid sn> testify. children and denying them nil benefit ored ha.., .IrwribwlTbr. figure Irvrn wring it i *™U Democratic owners, they will not be owe. if 1 h.u uot mou il alter derih.! “I"™"1 ot '“™O. <M I ■">•"* ■<">- When asked which testimony, that from the tax, became a Inw in Mfty. apt to forget who fastened and who broke their chains. Still my nvollerii.ru draw. Imm both ‘ £”? "P!-™“■» or _jl>e testimony given here wus true, 1862. June 19th, 1802, the President *lgni*i he thought both were truo mid then instances, but do not know from which! ‘ a bill, which passed both House*, pro­ The following table, compiled by Col. L draw the nioet. It i>- a common thing , ’’,n- “• ’’ ’hard U-ing duly sworn tried to exphud »6 ns to reconcile them. . htblting slavery forever In all the Terri* Harrington, Acting Superintendent of Ile-<lirect—Ho thought he m-ntiouudi! tUries eflhe United Sin tee. 1 believe for sailors to haic such fig-J said:—I live in Manbtee, have lived the Cem-us, shows the ouml cr of male this to Enurtns Tsylur. Jobe." 1862, a law Wa* enacted estab ­ nres drawn on tho nrm, but do cot know there 4 years, am a druggist, redded in John McG-.vgor, being duly sworn, lishing diplomatic relations with the citizens tn eight of the Western States 05 to their being femule figures. Did Manistee in 18G9, knew Field in Ids life : repubUcs of Ubetm and Hayti. 1 above the agoof 21, untitled to vote: uot mention the clothing a.*, n means of time, ever since ho cume there. My ••aid: In July, of the bu me year, a law was Ohio... ...... aW,W Michtipo ' X7M^9 identification, but the mime on ’be doth- ’ place of budness is on tho main street, M -----in. 75,374 I Lave Jived ut Mani-stev five years, ■ imssetl conferring upon colored pcraou* lllliun.......... S4t,M» **'■ Wtw.,H-ii. 2-M.177 the right to testify In Courts of J uattee ; ing was unothf-r mean* If tho body ’ called Water Street, uu the North side, remember the disappearance of Field,. Nebraska ........... ?..',C'S2 had been absolutely nude uud I had not and tho Bunk <m the siimn sido was keeping store at. that time, near tho 1 also, prohibiting the Inter-State coaatslave trarie. seen the figure on the arm, do not think j about htdf a block from our store. Was corner of Miipte street and River street. i• wise In July, 1862, a UU became n Inw Dispatches from St. Paul, Minn., say • I could have re.Mguu:r<l the body. Tht I very intimate with Field, ln-t saw him, My store was on the south-east corner. emandpatloff alares coming within our edges of the wounds on Hie "bock of the on tho Saturday previous to liis disap­ Knew Herbert Field, saw him* about 11 iI line i whose masters were in rebellion that the North I’teific Hntirosil from Duluth westward to Crow Whig, via.: , an J all slaves found In places ruptured head were everted, which indicate ibnt ' pearanee, he had on u gold ring with -------------.... - a o'clock ou Sunday the 5th of . the Mtotoslppi River, a distance of lf5 they were inflicted during life, or within ’ re l wt, belonging to me, it had a slight; Sept., I8G0, he win in my store and Ii by our troops. -------.----------.. . .. but . . could — —--------. atone Iby ------xx-u 1i can |„ugW nJOT ap.jkog, of, July 7, 1882, 1‘ronldent Linj?oln ap- mile*, has been accepted from' the con­ ten minutes alter death, not ’ fracture ina the which ; proved a bill punishing the Infamous tell exactly which. Thu effect pruduc .il 1 idenfily it. I had wuni il about iwo f cnvelo[*9s;. lie Irtii off n dark elothos. i (trnctlce of using the Amenebn flag for tractors.- It 1* a magnificent year's work. The Hu<mn keeper*, gambler* by drowning • ould be a little different, ‘ years, last saw the ring in his possession Henry Grven and Thomas Coquiflard I tha protection of vajsel* engage.1 in tbo •Md roughs win. urUaUy congregate as that is produced bv ruftocation. Th« 1 that Saturday night Next saw the were in the store ut the titne. My at-1! biave trade. In open dctianoS, as had along theHncofbuch work* have lately grown to be the practice, of a plain con ­ gaping would uot bo groal. Never ring in tho hull where the inquest was teutiur* wus called to his dress tho next i been driven oil' by the Company. provDlon. Under tifty pro­ at’, tho the inquest, could ideuideu - day. Do not know how many euvelopea stitutional examined n case of that kind however, held, was not a visions of this net on -Gordon, captured Think the wound on book o? head part- tily the ring. One was shown to him me in a package. < i। while engaged In th.- idavo trade, was IlEhics.—Mrs. 11. E. Price, of Jack­ cd the ’KMteriur occipital arterv and which he said was tho one referred to, Crosa-exaraimyl by Mr Hughes. tried, convicted, nnd executed. son, has a copy of Flavel’s sermons, at Kalamazoo at last the last blood ’would v-ane from that teat lust sawsaw it atitKalamazoo ut tho trialtrial In regard to tho time my attention was , July 17, 1882. a law was enacted au- printed In 15CU, The Harmony of the' in n jot and might spirt six or could not identify any other jewelry called to it next day, and I judged by , thoriziug the enlistment and military Divine Attributes.” by Dr. William of cilored men. eight toot if not ebetracted. worn by bine as in the hall where ■ the time I went to' dinner according to {II organization September 22,1862, President Lincoln Bates, printed in 1897, and other vol­ nor any thing iu tho way of tho stream the inquest was hold, recognized the my usual habit I think it was an hour Daued a proclamation declaring that on umes nearly as ancient. �ATTENTION!) Good Bargains in ▼AN VEL9OR k ROLFE. Hisnaos. Mich., Aunv.-a 19, ADVANCED" REPUBLICANS, Ti e tooln for which tliMalhfled Re­ publicans, and "Ntw Departure Demo­ crats** have long been waiting, wus sounded in the spoeeb made a few eve­ nings since by Carl Schtus, to his Ger­ man friends in Chicago, End'repofted In very eloquent and expnaslve English in the Tribune of the 14th. White wp dheentfrom acme of tbo positiona^fc<n’ and from many codoIuaIod1' -o,c“ think tho premia* d" w® u.gtad thU —u.RW-ob hu Ifaeu dellvenwt. and glad that Sennlor Schurs hM delivered it. He Is tbo recognised leader of the imti-admlnkitratlon Re­ publicans of the West, If not of tho whole country. He baa his grievancea with the President wh’ch would lead him to stat* his objections to him and bis policy in tho strongest possible minner. His mind ia coinprohenblve, and he will, and perhaps docs, bring out in nil boldness, evtuy charge against th<»<’ in power that can be available for the purposes of eflectiug reform in tho party, or working iho overthrow of thosj who are tho subjects of bit erlticlsni and condemnation. Brides this, we believe Mr. Schurz I ATTORNEY'S at Law. BBailor. Miobhau. Office over Natioaal Uank^eonirr Mat. and Jeffrreon fttroeu.; WiU our friend of ths Heau Jotmol infarm u. «b«> “ Bein’d olwtion. rvlerrwi » MonUn. u Bol.ubliuu by 1,100 majority far tbo tat time in tbo hi.tory of th. Territory, and Kentucky u lUmorratio by ,8,000 l^a majority ’**t Gub«rnaWrial Can bo hail by Calling it RUSSELL $ NEKINS' D. R. COOK & GO’S Han their new Goode. ‘ L. RUSSELL, CUES, H. BAL'Ett. Offlce in Hastings. JT> ZJOJMBCT FOB THX HoCSB O»CoMBMTION. —The young lady who figured in our police court thia week. So says the Home Journal, but as we tutor attack tho character of woman we have no words of comment, especially Offier the following Tax Titles L A.AE.A. HOLBROOK, TTOHNEY8, and CoanaaUara nt Lnw.and Srfieltnr. !■ Ckuaarv, will promptly and faithfully Bt- H. HAYFORD of LANDS quiintanco with the young Itdy in ques- dated in the various Township* of Barry County - one of W. H. JEWELL, the best Counties in the State of Rkgi*tkb op Deeds. Notabt Public, —and— WM. I- COBB. Michigan, ATTORNEY and Councilor at Law. Solicitor iu Chancery, and Circuit Court Commiaaioner fur Harry county, will at Uud to ali bawinam entrwted t»hta with promPtnuM and fidelity. Office in Empire Sloth.Maldlr.lUo. Miahisan. 8ENEBAL CONVEYANCERj ASSYRIA. Ahbtbacth of Titles of lands in Barry County fnmWied on application, at my office in the Court House. W. H. JEWEL/,.• c. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at Law. Solicitor in Cbanoary, witattemi promptly ta all tauinew antru.ied to him Office overJ P Roberta A Co.’, drug atare: office .HARVEY WRIGHT, otlUMiacrer • K•• K Hatfroyi, Mitsh. MAPLE GROVE. ATTORNEY nt Law. Iwmrance and Avant. .will airy promptaltaaliou to nan in tha line of hl. prolWtlon. GUI elianj^oek^Middhrvifii. Mleh. HYDE k BAUER. CARPET HOUSE BEAL EMate and luiurance A*enU- Houae t rent! Parma and Vitiate property for rale I Ret most glaring color*, what hecousidon T>r'-r m . to be the failures or follie* of ids foe* l,,° W 1 DACE to buy will permit, wo consider him just. • in tho speech he goe* over pretty j J 1 much the whole ground of dlflvrencc i oil cloths, between the’two wlugs of tlic Republl- J can party, and between that party as a MATTINGS, whole and the Dexnocrut.*. As n matter J of necessity, ho reanuouuccd many of । MATS, his opinions, with which the public me 1 already familiar. With the philosopher i UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Look out for of the TW&tmc he spoke for general um- j uesty with tho more conservative ■ branch of the Republican |wrty he op-! . \AJnr1^.l.f<IItAXTirmi.UPS. ixraed what he was plorued to oui <sdl the | > “usurpation of the war j»nwcr by the j executive,, ” arguedthe unconstituiionallty of the Ku-Klux bill with an un- i called for nmouut of gall, bo gave his j version of the San Domingo nchemo; 1 74 MONROE STREET, urged some very just and omphalic tea- j 'ritqs for thorough anti aeurching reform ' GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, in the civil service, administered a sharp! Opposite the National Hotel. ami cubing rebuke to the Democrats for j their faiure to appreciate the alluatldn of the country, nnd the weakness of their ‘ new departure folly.” and closed ‘ by giving to his German fellow citizens some most cxv^l>ut anil whulAomc ad­ vice, which .“Was ioJLsclf gem! enough ta atone for all’that was faulty In sent!meut and spirit Id tho whole of the ad­ dress. . Wo are dis[»c8od to spe-k rather of the good things said than of thono not so good, and are tejofeed to see the honor­ able gentleman put himself fairly anti squarely outside ot both the “new do-1 j ar^ure'’ and old ohstluacy elements o! j the Democratic party. He Miya, "We ) liberal Republican* are honebt enough I to speak frankly of what displeases us ; in the Republican party, but the same : honesty compels us to siy that there, ia I atiU more in the Democratic party that; displeaaea ut. No, gentlemen, the new; wine of Republican! iberalism will not; Mr. MARBLE haring bought the Carding Jfa keep in the old Democratic cask.” <bii.» lately owned in Middleville, and and dealers in This is good enough, and when coup­ led with the assurance that the Repub­ PATENT MEDICINES. lican party has In it all the elements of PAINTS, success, we do Dot think that Democrats OILS, have much to hope, or Republicans much to fear from Curt Schurz. We VARNISH ESr think he has blundered, and in aomc Sntl«in<ttlou. TURPENTINE. things blundered badly ; we arc of the Guaruntcc opinion that he hns'at times mistaken TOILET and FANCY GOODS, wounded peril, far lnwlle.1 pjtrloU.mtarW;x)1 M„t bv PERFUMERY. that an ambition,which Is perhaps an in-' , , . , . , «.pur.blffr.,mmi.nufbl.oWnl»Uon, 0«<M to ordm, Md wnt b«* In good . BOOKS A STATIONERS, hai led him to do and say, in the ho]»e I C!,n“«k>nCHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, of gaining a leading position, things ! that for his own good and the good of the country, had better never been Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR’S CIGARS and TOBACCO, spoken. He certainly has done some evil Nsw Warehouse, work In assuring Democratic asccndanKEROSENE LAMPS 4 FIXTURES cy iu Missouri. These are his mistakes, Adjoining V. F. Dwight k Co’a Foundry. and as such they may in time bgforWALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. gotten. We hope the people will read the speech, that all tho difTbrences WELCOME MARBLE. CITY DRUG STORE, Jsljr, isrt. which now separate one brunch oLour party from the other may be harmon­ State St., Hastings, Mich. ized ; that thcold banner may again be thrown to the breeze, and by the hands ■of a united party carried forward once j more to triumphant victory. CASTLETON. !(»•• « •; »«.■ w k e uf u e » or ' ew U WM. II. JEWELL. WOODLAND. REGISTER of Deed*, General Conveyancer Notary__ Public. Oflieak...M iu the.i... Court,L.Houee. r. .n L____ n w Ire >. o S "f MILO T. YVHEELER, COUNTY Trewurer. Office in the Court Jiow. NOff1NGHAM JjACFSr । MAYNARD JOHNSTOWN. ISAAC W. VROOM AN. SHERIFF. Offier at the Court litrare, HaaUnp. Michigan. DEPUTY U. 8- ManhaL General CoUacUna Aren: BALTIMORE. E. H. MALLORY. ^vfi WX20I F. IMMEN. Dcauty FhetiS uf Darry County: offlef st th* Shanlf* office, at th* Court lb>«>t. Haatiop. Mlehixau. HASTING I»l»A: HurRtron Him i'Miiim | erwptfl-l'aerea 50 DRS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL, aUention. CARLTON. DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN, HOMOiOPATHiC PbyxMaaa. Office In old P.O. buliluw. Special auaatipn paid to CH ROMC At Hastings 30 Years Experience!! BARRY. i Faux.—The ch.tr^j iu the Home Journal of yesterday that wo asked con­ cerning Mra. Field, " What is she hero for ?” No such query ever apjieared. iu our columns. “ ErulaT' or otherwise, ±e words are nut ours, and the editor of the Homo Journal knows it full well, but we do not choo*e to descend to per­ sonal abuse or billinsgate concerning any jicrson either man or woman. But for the information of all we will print in full tho article alluded to taken from the Weekly Edition of August 3d: Dmoir, FaMcier Uth, 1071. Sia: Thia Hoiel. ao long and hvorablj ksowa n of • w u Dw.Ilina on Broad- WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN and Sunroon. Vflco west end of State HOPE. DR. C. C. LINSLEY, n e ire of n e | of n •X«f »•¥ IOTANIC and Eclectic Phyrieian and. Denlirt. treat, all ehronie and aeete direaaM: will attend A. P. DRAKE, M. D.. RUTLAND, iver H n if of n bln re. Aale rtrrct. llMtlnrv. V or a w W X otJ I* •fill manner. Offiea and Ke». H. Bolt wo"!. Eaq. Special at tantioiifircnUbSunreryaitddiaeaareof children. Call! orenwtlv attendid to. noviomtf IRVING. BLACKSMITHING. ny.'ofn ofro HAVING Ilemovod to my new ahop on J •tree!. I would moat reopeetfully •olioit 1 PRAIRIEVILLE. HASTINGS NURSERIES. G. K.OWEN. Proprietor on the Grand Rapid* road, two miler weat of Heating. Poach treat. Grapevines. Raapberry andBUck barer »Into and ORANGEVILLE. p‘®rw)» or««X a OMNIBUS AMD HACK LINE. I. S. VANBRUNT Proprietor.—Leave tho 11 otab of n w w xr.-i* For the ROBERTS k CO.. of n w U r- . i BEST AND CHEAPEST t«., ata., aonutub on hand. BebrcriaUwm reealvad at the Poet Office onJaff- YANKEE SPRINGS. B. A F. LYO.N. pron'iotor. WHEELER A DOWKIIG NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, STEWART k STEIN HOFF. SirjeoH aii Mechanical Deatiits, BOOTS MB MS, ** THORN APPLE. OFFICE^over Grant A PhD Up ‘a Store. Hartlnp. NOTICE, Of Home Manufacture, “ What Fob ?”—Tha Detroit THhcw says: Mrs. Field, for tho murder of whbse son George VandmqKbol is to bo tried a third time at Hastings, has come to Cassopolis, 'in this State, from her home m Maine, and will remain there We pay the highest market price for all kinds of Country Produce. coxnpanied by a neighbor, a Mra. Frank, and the two will go to Hastings and at­ tend the trial throughout. Mrs. Field m stopping at the house of a Mrs. Har­ per, at Casaopoli*.” JOB WORK W, We fail to see any “ attack” as we printed the article from the JYihuu with­ out comment JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN and Surweon. Druggists and Chemists, Michigan Exchange. 2|«Kofaw AVool Wanted ! AT THE BANNER OFFICE. DB' C- SCOTT. K-Ctk. 1S71.____________________ aaglOtt Go to tho Little Red Shop! Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Gall. We will cheerfully giro all information desired. MOygr TO LOXK I D. K. COOK Ac CO CALL AT JOHN ‘STANLEY’S JOHN WHITMORE. MUSICAL! SHERMAN RICH. "West of Bank. A.. WOOLEY Dealer in Muriel In. Pure Whies and Liquors! FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSEM. TAYLOR A FARLEY RRGAK, Aho, Imported Donbl in Porter and Edinburgh Pale Alo kept eonitantly on baud. Jefferaon Si., HuUn<s, Mich. febtaa of Dr. Durton and see it, South fllda State BL. Haatwga, Mich. 1(l sn �MM SuSacrwe OBmMo.11 ComHU Grand Karldi. far . Improved treatment, quick vanvrri, vuns.imp*W* A Ear,'Kervous, Chronic and Surgical “fflfta - •I health, assured of easy. safe SELECT MCH to “<"•< ..r^naJTJin remedta, • **—tMi. aucrereful treatment for all pri•ala disease*. Seminal Wcakne<». ete„ txnitirelv cured MT In every epeckl. important cw, (top un NAkMt or useless treatment, anti commit Dr. Atkin at once. Turns fororOfo to .IL Comraltsrtsen,free. ■’* be FOR’ T Ji Ej present on that dar, J miug men or vti*rw, -*jt~. .**u> «h«.i,\XEd tb*l? w{& * •■**"K*J “ especWly to Usee* P.O. Drawer 0001. Oread Iteok. CM Wbadat tow rate*. Th. aehoai ’■" e,u“in «•» - - - *•■ ~.r. w* rs: comaseuclug winter reboot. Tuition to Ute Reboot, S'.t.OO. For further iaforaution, address. MORRIS K KEITH. Assyria. SHEPARD'S ERIE COMPOUND WAHOO BITTER^ RAILWAY, not aWhiiknr or stimalatlnt berera*e,mbut a Mkihcixs within tho reach ••fall. THEAB0'T- CVT ItEPRBSKNTS NEW YORK BOSTON ALBANY FLORENCE i-BurnriL roihra ts xmw ronr A3tD xrw aailn, amb tme OU. REGIONS OFFENNSYLVAXU ■ Family Sewing Machine, | SIMPLY OoNSTnCcTED. THIS EATT.WAY KXTKXM FROM Rochester to New York, 38ft miloa, I Buffalo to New YoA, 428 mile*, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, Cleveland to New York, B25 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y., WO tnilw, AND Di FROM ■ ±2 to 27 inufcj THE fnnten notm. Price, only SO Ctoita-ft Bottle. Th I a article has been thoroughly tested and found a sure and a peed y cure for Ute fol low inn complaint*. TDK DKOAD GAVGE-VJWBJ.E TRACK ROVTE . Allan■ in. Order anflRsady for Tort. I . iu orx i ora, ,-<ff 860 milt's without change of coacht HHIUMI BUnil. I I ! - I . I ' | Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Coatireneee, Nervous anti Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever d> Ague, Byerptpela, Worms in Children, Piles, Billotte Com­ plaints, Lotte of Appetite, Eruptlone of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Dleeaeee of tho Blood ; also the beet Biuret Ic hi Vee for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Lolne. Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism. «Cc. «Cc. hl vital pacta are made of of ate irdened. and wilt la»t a life-lime. , . rum suer .mkt law, I'.l, rrainv win loa' in eonnvctlon with Wretern Line*, a* follow*; other kind In market. Ont basting Phyaialana throughout the City and Country, na the beat Family Medicine in uae. No Family nbould bo without them in the Houao. arid thereby anve i tl wilt Cord, ftrnhl, Qnilt, Bind Gather. Hem­ , slltrh. Rnfllc. Tee’*, and Fringe neatly and dr rd, at IJ.UOP. M.; Su«pvn*R>n Bridge al 5.V. A. rablyJf daily, 'Sundays excepted;» DulTj*. trom ')>■ i We warrant it tn *rw everything needed in pqftonier Exchangeand Michigan Street*.by New- , family, from tbo heavie.l tu the IlghtMt fabric. York ’i-jir, daily, (Sunday* exrvpted.i ut 7. A. M. Arrive*atllomellaTllte v.SAA. M-; Su»uu<-hatina s.<»» P. M., -Dine;) Turner's P, N.. (Sup..) ..nd urnvo* in New Yortt 8.x«r P. Ji. Connects at Binghamton for Uuoperafown, Albany, sod txamli e the Mashino an the cetrbnUeal Stuamev resort. Mba run Springs; ulaff.-tdfo huv a Sewing and with MaVare, lAckananna and Western irn.em the FI.OREXCh^ Price, nnftf.io Centra Hottie. C. N. SHEPAhD, U.J.. Grund Rapid*. Mich. For Bala by ACKLEY7* SLADE. Hastings, Mich. Ullice and Mlearoom at • incionat-.CIevelaiid.runoiiig through tollornell. , ‘•iIle(Drea«fc*t;.. and now and improved Drawing llotriu Coaches are attache! u Snapenalun Bridge, i rnanftw through to New York. EXPJMSX MAIL, leaves Dnukfrk from Union • 1‘cpot. and Buffalo, via, Avon and t la. Hornrllavllle, Dally. (Sundays escepted,' at 7.3o , arriving hi New York at ,.m) A. >1. LIGHTNING CYPRESS. (Daily.I Grant To the Ladies!! DENTIST Oaslnlie, Mickitac. leaves tha tatert tl> le< of and I 1 Feathers in mdlw.varit!?. AU stylo* of Ho-» <klr> nmtiufoeiurod • -w a. a., '-wuu^’ii ■« r.iui,r» wiu, .'uruinu ..... ' Central R.il.ay f,r W.IIUmep«.rt. Harnabwrg (}Q T0}CLARNS FOR 'PH TURES nnd thn Booth; at Jerwv Citr with Moroinu ' J • * Expreaa Traiu Expraas Train of Of New Mew Jenury Jeraey Railroad UailnMui for fu PhU-i -a ulelpbia. Baltimore and Washington ; and York with 1 New Engl ai Sleeping ‘'lUCionali VANDERPOOL Oity Dining R^oms NIGHT EXTREXS. daiiv, /Sundays ewepMt;) leave* cu»t»ension Bridge at 3-35 f*. M.. anil leave* BiBalo at d.SS F. M. arrivan at Turner'* Oppontt B. 0 afternoon train* for Boaton CINCINNATI EXPREM. daily. (Sundays t-X-| cepted.) Leaves Datum at .VI’ A Af; leave* t Cleveland at «.« P. M.; Meadville at -t.to F. M. M Hupper ;) Dunkirk at VUW P. M ; Bdhlo at I Elmira for Williamsport. Harrisburg and the i South; a: Owego lor Ithaca; at Binghamton far 1 Ayer’s Ague Cure, * A GoodvOAF uwayMr- ban’! Striker. Goodlear & S,r'U Dealers in Subscription—<1. for the Trial Mtupeaaioa Bridge, running through to Buoqualiann*. and at LearitUbiirg. running through to Suspension Bridge at l.to 1*. M. .fill" U 1 m r> V Send in vour -A-dvertifijementa. f,»ri transferred FREE OF CHARGE rvnr ami Ague, enable, 1 to offer, ■ertalnty that it ell! eradieaL, tho dl.'aiw, and m lih ...limn, r.imin-brlon proof, must tna In rlolent nttix-t-a nf thl. Indent! dUtru>per. Thi*uCUMit"exi>ol» •heiuLn.nuitinpolreaof I’.'f. I Aim -f.i'l. I'l '-'I Vi ' -> I' ■!.. ,.i. ! pre-'<■),!. quanthy »e .iipj.ly t-re a ihillar bring* it i the reach of ernrylMMly; nnd m billon* dl*- GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE 1 train* on thia Railway. rle Railway Company has opened n im thair Jet.ev City Depot to tbo l«, tint it rujUfits noQnlriiM . beolthy Iron, Nails. Glass. journey over tka Line, will And in iging laodteapre subjects of eontltta. Wooden Ware, for------ h-i li. li . ' I •i». nnd nreattc-tn-nt of &c' AGENTS for the iiusnra&r*' AT-AIK FORTICKin VIA KKIK RAILWAY, Detroit Stoves, L. 1). RUCKER, Gen’l Sop’t. tbomlnsmatto A M*M* from It* Irrilalfoo. HADE OF OB WORK T’Chlk rnr?» them ell nllki. ■rowdlio m immlcmni. and -r twnporari’r re.ldinK In the foalariMttdbll-'i-. it uto<n nceaakamtly ar dally whllr expo.^1 tn th. ■nfoetinn.tbatwilTberx-TetrJ ftw Will errr .offer from iniw«<i-i-at. if thrr graft th*m.«4»r» uf lhe protecii>»> th!- nonv.ly at Lake Superior Iron THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Pre moot Engine Works Or. 1. C. ATBB * AIm the To tin Gtl»e* of MicKigae. WOODLAMD rAELOBB. toe purchase of ftreular Saw Afitls, Mill Gearing and Machinery of all kind*. «bat they are now enlarging their already cxteoslvs worka Io order to bo able to (apply the western demand for lhair work, and wilt be prepared to Dll all orders re­ ceived in the future with deatmteb. Our Saw Milla are uueqtMiod for simplimty and dunbility -..-i — — ——— <V-.- BOTH PLAIN' OR HDRHICA1TE PATBVT $1.00 for 75c COMPANY, I will close mii my Stock of Summtr gine* at Hasting*, Mich., which Is owned and ron bv Me.sra. Kelly A Osborn, wto are onr author.xed agents toe sale of our Mills and Machine- rr Respoetrally. ‘ D. JUNE A CO. Goods and Clothing ar seve ty-]ive cents on the Dollar. £. MUDGE. Low. AMD SOLD ALL MOUND THK WOMLD. (Up SUirs.) tar FINE W Offer to tbopublic a Lantern corn- nr Orders by mail for Advartiaing, Subscriptions or Job Work, promptly attend­ ed to, and wo will warrant Satisfaction. W. H. HOLMES, FnblUher. It la easily replaced by meets of the screw. They ere universally liked when they have beea tnerf. �A|< HTIX>E. LOC ■ICH1GAN I Afttv thu wtdi th nhcription prior of th Daily Btww vdl h SoeeMly-fre tit. for th IfiAntfifi tf th JHd. ITRAL R. R. dley Grand River____ „ Division AUGUFT 1&71. Wt Rill hre rsesi for t fat mart 'Aifierliumtalt. H.IOO As many of the old residents of Barry county as can make it convenient, are requested to rnw< at the office of Wm. H. Hayfstd, Esq., in Hastings, over Goodyear A Barlow's store, on Saturday at 2 o'clock, p. M., Sept. 2,1871, for the purpose of making preliminary' arrange rnenta for a General Meeting of the old . For Photographs and Pictures, of all residents of this county. Come out, ye early pioneers, a little recreation will do kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. you good. Many Old Resident*. Ham, Williams & Cc. Do not claim to hare the only Mold1 ug Machine In Barry county, but they have one that will stick any nnd all kinds 01 moldings that are needed. They also have on hand a large number of doors, sa?h, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low figure® for cash. . —. <r„ , EllRY AND STATESMAN G RA W» still live. It looks like rain. Cibcvlatiojt—1,450. KLalmiifisioo and Ann _A.rboi Tows full of jieople. WHEEL ci’LTIVATORfe Srarns full of teams. Trmexcihmsut tfiicbo: PL.OITS MW (\tSTLVGS. Head the advertlretnenU in the Daily. J. Roberts A Co., at tho Poet Office, Tffi: New Fool—J. W. & C. G. Bent­ keep the Daily Bexxrs for sale. ley, manufuefurtas of sash, doors, blinds and molding^ and everything else, are Da. B. J. Brown is suffering with so busy selling ,moldings that they can­ not write for the local cuiiimn tins week. serious attack of typhoid fever. MACHINES, SAWiNO Eli?., IIAI1H0W8, and the largest stock of AGBICULTUTfAT; * MACHTNERY TEACHERS' NOTICE. ■ The Dally is delivered bv carrier to Examination of Teachers for Barry every convenient part of the citv. County. Fall Series. All persons who aje owing nic, must Those tv ho do uot get them by carrier take notice if the same in not paid within can get them at thia office. thirty days tbe Recount* wilt be left with a Just (Do far collection. At Orangeville, Oct. Uth. Miming.—tknnc one removed from JOHM M. BfSTOfEB. u Hastings, Oct. Uth, and Nov. Gtb. the reporter’* table n pamphlet contain­ Hastings, Aug. 14,I87I. - Jw *• Assyria, Oct. 18th—Ellis Jichuol ing a hlttary of the first trial of Vander­ pool and failed .to return ft. They will House. At Nashville, “ 17th. confer n favor by so doing. Middleville “ 20tb. “ Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. CourAr.r, if you please, tha Grand “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. R\fiD' Bvsinkss Codli:ge with the Each •xaminatipp will eommanc* promptly at 9 a’alnrk A M nnd nontlnua ar ihn -'-n—r- -ft ■many would bo Colleges, nnd you will find it for yocr interest to attend at Custom work made <m short notice, ‘‘Gmaxd Rai-roe. • in good style nn-l rearonablr prices not only in’atUinmenU in tb« «todio> Uti(bt. Mil at Runyan’®. in the method, of impartial Irvractlon. The naa-iMr. Axl’reenmn, of Shepard & Cam(»- ■rdufthe put will not only be m*inUin«l. but eteadilf »dr*nc<J. that tbo ,ehool( of Barry may Ladle*’ fine shoes of the latest styles belb<, has the thanks of tho boys al n compare latunrbly with Uio»«. of other eountter. at Kunyan’b. Increaaad fariiitic for review and prepara­ late hour la«t night for dishes of Bloc tion will be stVnlHl. A Select Bebunl at Woodland Centre, under ihe fre-h oysters and other good things. An Every-day Story. cnarse ofPreL Jauiea Vorper. will rotnmeneeSept. They keep them always on band at the Uh and eonlinuo ten weekr. Tuition Irvtu fd to K> »econiln<io»tniliw purmci. Empire. Hello John, where orc you going?’’ I was going down In-re to buy eome Ptbsonal.—Mr. G. F. Hitchcock, Jr., stenographic reporter for the Ninth "Well I am going doWtt tn Mace Al­ Judicial Circuit haa been employed by len’s to buy mine.’’ the attorneys in the Vanderpool trial, “Down to Allen's? Why, 1 never bo’t at their own expense, ns the Court Re­ any of him, 1 alwaye go there to buy porter, anil, is already at his poet. This crockery anti wall pftper, but I never obviates the necessity of counsel taking thought of buying groceries there. Nut long t»gi> I bo’t u whole eet o! crockcry notes and greatly facilitates the business of the Court. and (taper enough io ja; ep my house, there, 20per cent, cheaper than I could RurcBLtcxB Ch ecu.—At the Republi­ buy any where clw. Boides Iicwarkanted it? The < rtt lrery he keeps L can Caucus held iu this City on tho 1 Sth inst., Win. H. Harford and Ed. Hol­ the Boot’s celebrated ware.’’ Well, f always do ro on groceries, brook were nominated Justices of the ana 1 know y.»u can. Besides he takes Peace, to fill vacancy. Let even- Re­ anything f have to »oU at a fair price, publican in the City turn out. at the too. I get a better tobacco, lea and Edgsr there for tha same money than Special Election held on Monday next, and see that they Ut^ ftlCetc-L any where else in touu.” M. ALLEN, , Tui: Jrar — The jurymeu in this triWaahlngtou Block. Aug. 15,1871. i al do not hold a very enviable position, War:anted Custom Made Boots from , as they are cut off entirely from tho Detroit. Grand Fiaphfa and Jacascn outside world, ax far ns losal affairs are ut ltu» van’s concerned, Still they are not deprived Cail on Mtkj Wjlcos! tor mllllueiy entirely of readme matter, us they can loads of all the latest and best elylre. * have books. and *11 newspapers that do FlRST N ATIONAL CLOTHING HoUST. । nut have anything to say in regard to —Go there for tho beat and cheapest . the matter in which they are interested. Clothing, Gents Fnmisblng Goods, etc. They can be seen every morning tak-1 tf E.G. Williams. , iug their vrulk for nwviw, under the ‘ I Sheriff. At the adjournment of Court today there wax u general rush to the ■ Judge to get th* privilege «,f going j home, but a* it i-> necessary for an uffi-. Burlington. cer to accompany them whenever they . I*-t.viug the East and arriving at Chi* go, dun* privilege was granted very I „oX,„. .. • by is Burr. County—lor ’ ? EJP. BURRALL. OfBt» in Join 5y,u«ntt'. H«rd»<ri> Hum., Bn>wn’» New Block. J. W. &, 0. «. BENTLEY ANUFACtrRElfe W sAfcll, DOOKt*. BLINDS, MOLD1NOS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty ALSO, LUMBER FLOOR/XG SJPfXG fr. Bnahtcr- THE CELEBRATED 1871 Farrier's Improved Hams, Williams, & Co. ORANHWtfrATli Corn Sheller I FOR BALE AT Groceries, Nash Crockery Glassware Door Warehouse ou Broadway. Land and Calcined Piaster, LIME, WATER LIME. cago or ludianapoli-, how shnji'we reach sparingly. theWau? Tba txiat Line acknow­ ledged to be tho C., B. A (L, joined to­ gether with the B. & M. Radroad by the Iron Bridge nt Burlington, and culled Ilartlpg*, Aug. IC.U:i. the Brauxczox Ronr_ Wbrai. red. |*» bu»bel.......................... luO<A 1 10 •!>•»»•. p«r bu«la«l.................. 1 ui I i" The main line of the Route running Wltnat. Flonr, |w» cwt..................... 3 te (hr.nlm, connects with the Pacific Cura. j»r uui>krl............................. . Out*, per buwlik-l ........................ .. Roads, and forms to-day the Ictuling HuUcr, pwr it....... ............. : . lx route tu Califo:nis. The Middle Biauch, <-utering Nebraska at Plattsmouth, pass­ ed through Jinrolt.’, the State Gapiml, and will this year be finished to Fort Kearney, forming flio shortest route across the Continent by over 100 mile?,; Another branch of the B M., uirvrg-' at Red Oak, falls into u line runnieg : down the Misrun through St. Joo ft, '■CUrw. wr lb. . I *oH.|«r lb............. Ksushs City, and all Kaunas. Pns.'-eu- Tallow, per lb......... gers by ibis route to Kan»us,, >ee JUi- l>t«lw. per ba.bel uois, boutliom Iowa, and Missouri, and, J' Xp||««,prr Lanhrl. by u blight divergence, can sec Nebiiibka t Lovers of tine views should n-mctnlx-r the Buriinglon Route, for Its towns “ high-glounui«g huta u^ar l—its treefringvd btn-au^—iu^rough bluffs anil <]iutnu»* iu corn oceans .-hi tewing oyer the ptoirii-r lui'.hvi- than aye can reach. Laud-buyera Wid te sure’fa reiuetuLer it, lor they have friends among the two thouatmd who have fUrvndv bought forms lioiu Ge©. B. Harris, the I^ancl Aln-£*.W.« latmsTTl, Commiariuner «>: the B. £; M. Ik IL at WINE OH BEER, Bm-lnigtuu, luwn, er muvug the four BOTTI.ED, thousand hotui’tsfaadcrsutid jrer-Cmptors Is furuUUe 1 to privitu lamiths fr’rtb '»i;J 1. MO|. who lout yuar hied dulina ui the Lincoln ' ALBERT EISELDUIG, ■land viiice, where “ Cuvlc Bcm is rich diwtf St. CbarlM nc*um»»»oB enough to give us all a fanu.” LUMBER Of all Kluis. HASTINGS, MICH. This is the Lad uhv drov the doves to markdt and the same boy stopped Hardware Harnesses, at Stauffer's KEMEMBEB Agricultural Tools, &c. sold by any House B®"’ All Styles of Women’s and Chil­ dren’s Wear.-®* Thte iiest in the City J. C. WOODRUFF. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-21.pdf 2c2573c05247652ccdc5c3c947898ce9 PDF Text Text <TI)c tjnstings (Jenner. DAI^Y EDITION. VOL. I. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL NO. 6, HASTINGS, MICH., MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 21 1871 ~~ ;t- . । .... . ’ । - - . / T| । srithe Bank after that and about it ----- ------------,t was 1 and a half, a thousand feet down. I Witness was here requested to moas-1 Ho said he paid part in currency and w . I closed clo8ed as os usual. When they came into | could not tell how for tho docks project «n> th. nup to -----th. dirttow, or P«rt l» H^urotio. « tom, pw»r, H-. the Bank Vandorpool had on light pants ‘ into |he riw. The Manistee runs lieSeventh Day’s Proceedings. and reft and no coat or hat. Field had ! tween Manistee and Milwaukee, was a on black penta and vast, and no ccat or ■ good sired sized propeller. She usually inches which .would make o,.i80 feet sc- ■ ^eregono and Field must have taken Momnxa semtox. f 1 was in 1U luc .— hat. ---------------On Monday the office uu all .• left in tho evening about 9 o’clock with ' cording to the scale, which would make thorn, os no one else knew the combinaA.v and in t- the it— street in it. August 21st, 1871. day the । evening.’ her lights all set. about a mile to the end of the) pier Went into too book , room pier from from j। tion. u<>u. Court convened at V o'clock and the M*'1 Vanderpool in front of Tyson & thf. Bank ImBdiug. Haw Msn fta tfeo iand saw h“. |rUDk tk’!,ru Re-direct by Mr Eggleston. t _2-j- ^_JkU IZL laome other thiugs scattered nbou| t^U. witneu, George llobin„n, bring ■ ««• W[• ™>v«r<.tinn Tho chimitey spoken of was about _i_ i Hill wanted me to bring tho tfouk ’„lv • I w,th hun’ he •“d h® dld not know two-thirds of the way bock from tho i.uly sworn, said. ; where Field was, also that he went front of tho building and the one stove home and tho rest of Fieldta thing*. current nt the bottom running in one 1 reside in Manistee, have lived there ' home soon after 1 saw them on Buuday, pipe holo was above tho other. way when at the top it would bo run­ Vanderpool said be left Field ut too 5 years, knew Field ami Vanderpool, and being unwell stayed there all toe Ques.—State what you saw in look­ ning in the opposite direction. I ob­ Bank, went liomo and in tho evening recollect toe disappearance of Field, it ‘rest of the day, except to get ing into the window. Objected to by wont for wj;no rued(<ino to Dr. Ellis, but served this by log.c and brush being got misled and tooa wmit to tho Drug was Sunday, tho 5th of September. I 'some medicine in evening. On Tueis- Mr. Hughes and finally it was allowed, carried into my nets from one direction, met Field that morning on Bailey’s cor-' day evening I went down to tho when he said ji>* saw tho counter, th© store, which was loclied, when ho wen: when 1 <xiuld observe on the surface uer, I was going to get shaved at McKey 's dock to see if Field Came in on toe boat heighthr of which I do not know Io Dr. Fisher’s nnd got the medocino. the current in the opposite direction. barber shop on —the opposite corner. I ; ar nuu. wont vu. out yu pn it uuiuk Going uiivi back wnn with Mr. Tho The back port of tho Bank behind too mon iu in uif the Buuvhuup ahoeahop were were eugHgvu engaged m in - -------- __-. r — * -rr*' ”lumiuvu ‘Que*. Did you • testify at Kalamazoo WM going from too sjuth-east to the Briggs we met Vanderpool again in conversation about some battle fought that on Wednesday the wind was from curtain was used for a store room and several article* lay there* promwcuou slynurth-west corner. I encountered Fold ’ front of Tyson and Robinson’s store, he during the war. tho north quite fresh,and the rent of the crossing the street, from there I went to ; said agtun that ho did not know where , Second cross-oxatninatiou.—Was no week I did not observeit? Ana. I mjgftt Bair a sachet there itrunk, pa’peis Ac. Said to Yandot-nool that T should have Willard & Hall’s drug store. Was iu he was, that he liad not been to tho boat ■ ioud nor boisterous coittewation at^tho 'tlioaght ho would have taken tho aachel McKee’s barber shop about cloven elevon ।i had hud forgotten «about it. Wasaok cnSun- • time. riJ-v ... sou ....were -------- .1------------------T A.C'-----------with him, when ho replied he did not. o'clock, W.V.. McKey and there. I1 J day and did not -----------go out— except toWrttoy take B Hoflon Mng Mjl Here iin took thftBank book nnd real tho From tiie Drug Store I went to my ' a walk in the r. m. to Canfield's hill, Que*. If the wind, had been from and sworn said: store and then to Briggs’ house, about: RamfidolldBenediet’s office,is west of Dr. the north-wost, would you have testified entry referred to as follows : “Herbert I have lived ut Manistee four years, one o’clock and staid there till about 5 , Ellis' house, there are two vacant lots, tlmt they were from tho north. Ann. I Field,Dr. To Cato as per receif»t”nnd ttar. M.. Here witness pointed out on map ' between, but they are iu the same block. Am engaged in fishing and am a mem­ think perhaps 1 would riot if I had date 7—was --------Soptcmtxir — "C •Oth u 1109. v „ Noone :ht location of Briggs' house on block Ques. State If"Vandorpool was in the ber of the school board at present. tokou L.S tiaokofit. 13 Second St, rememl>er the route I habit of going to Ramsdell & Benedict’s went. From Brigg-.' I went to my (office. Objected to t»y Mr. Hughes, and barn about five o’clock. Do nut j objection overruled. Exception taken recollect of seeing Michael Fay., and question answered, 1 have soon Do not know Edward B. Hall. Briggs ! him there several times. was present at dinner. Passed Bailey’s Ques. State if they trunsuoted busi­ ’ i-urner and Thurber Bull guuig to my : m-ss for him. Objected to and question bam. ■ withdrawn. Te gu to this office there is . Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. ' a walk on the. south side of the Started to get <hjrircd TOOtt after break- ' street called South River Street, /fast, by whieix 1 xnow wlmt time I saw i than go south on Spruce rtreet, theu trest Field. Hadjbreak&i-t about 9 o'clock, <>n Fin»t rtreett to Canfield's store, then 1 think beaauxe thia is tho usual time 1 j croseed over to the touth ride, there bi1 had breakfast cm Sundav.— ; iug no walk on north side. k'titnv th.' ;• • « tr . 1 • . tvnou .fix. it v iiri all jut one ILwe witrons wes nbowu a Pietux** ol z 1 ,bo “ and tho objection withdrawn. Ans.— about tho wind on Sunday night • Was .Supervisor in 1869, resided dn the I n- J! i /I —.... north side of Manistee ' mouth. Am L -------- ,--------------------- thoroughly 7?__± along this .u:s enrrente. Ant In dean watetuthsr «b with the country and, stream Z: Luuk, hare been een engaged in fishing 12 yean, wa* en| ” * of ’* engaged’ in * fishing north Milwaukee «-ight years, know tho locaIlion of the Bank. Tlie distance from - mouth of the - river . . a j tbp Baek to the is ' I tho surface then fceems i of y --------- ---to extend ---—-- to. । til0 bottom. Ho then exjikuaod what ' hriment by tho terms north an! norlittle wi r half but hardly throe-fourths wanl. Narwurd means any point from ! ef a distance , ; . mile. ~ . Tho 7 , , ,from i the I north-woat to north-cart, but if 1 said mouth. «>r the nver te tto' end of tiro north I meant north, nnd if I said north• ... .nn . t < • s? I I west I meant north-weal, but I have no recollection tlmt I was asked at Kalamafore starting. Manistee is a" lumbering k«>dcnbfuri 11 a« being correct, and ho ; referred to too wmuncncemont of the i *00 Jlrom what iHirticulnr point tho wind /J town nnd they have wlmt is called MiG i-splniaod it to toe jury. p>'rs Eo the end of the gers , ' Uew. . time and town time, which vari. all the < On too west side of the building is n j .."or1T, ><3 ‘ J Second' ctovs-^jxaminaaion by Mr. fifMrt irthH way from half an hour, to one hour and , flight of stairs. The next buihling west ^ h» of a mile. The be map of .Msnis-north 1t mean •Jiicever. When wnea 1 x say uotw mv»» : to? on exhibition is uindo on tho scale Cheever. north uqd not norward, and when 1 u lu.lf. I.V-directt. My time wm town is a hardware store owned by Runufdell1 of 200 feet to the inch. From this Mr. . mean north-west .. .and __ i tone. , A Hurd. There were two wa.-uut lota • say north-west. 1 Hughes thought all ■ these distances * Mr .bin J. McKey, the ilartrenth between tkeiu, about 50 feet-wide. The nut norward. Court tlicn adjourned could bo obtained much more accurately witness* being duly sworn, said: J live ! bank lure, to the river, is very abrupt till 2 1*. n. ■than from the testitrnmy of any witness. at Mauirtee, hove lived there for three ttud sandy, should judge the declivity Aiveaxoox ramax. The depth ot tho water from the bank • r four year?, am a ba-ber. Knew was about 18 feet Ihure was a flight •to the mouth of the river, would vary At the opening of Court this r. m , Field and remember tho event W his -of stairs running dowii on tlxi west side from H fact to 12 feet. Tim river is Mr. Eggleston read the receipt alluded disappeutnnee, which oei-umd Sunday -of the Bank towards the river. From the September 5th. My Barber Shop was I foot of tbestarfs to the water is about 20 navigablh up to the little lake called to this morning as having been signed Manistee fake, far vessels drawing about open .that day, generally opens at 5 a. m. ' (•■et and^t is sandy : think the building eight fret of water. Think the rate of in the shoo shop, when Mr. W. D. nnd clone at about 12 noon. Gen Bob- ■ « fifty feet deep. The rear of the buildRamsdell was recalled te testify in re­ insan.got shaved that day about eleven ingjpainc about to toe rivur bahk, war flowing is -about two miles uu hour. Field disappeared on Sunday, Bittern­ gard to the missing gold. o'clock. ” ' an outl»«i»e and tome boards between bar 5th 18Gl». Whs nt home all that I Kaw Hold on Satunlny previous to Cress exiimised by Mr. (Iwevur ; Am j the Rank nnd river. Here was day. Tbv wind southerly twenty two yoers old, and hart* been in 1 shown a paper whiok he idaa- dur. !*«• wm« was in a soiuawiy or ,. tliis business about rix jtars, and was : fitted a< the receipt he rignod on that in this shop about uno year. Have fatal Sunday. J... U «u, qmto tog, to. byMr. !luch„. «b,«t tw« V nm.li buwiOT ra Sun- . tw_,.jUuuWV . Jfe. Hush„. <xn,ia M . ..«. -^nk agam on. r- Mr. Conffyer and Mr. In­ M there also. Wo wont to Qki house for Vnndcrpool. He went down * with us nnd opened tho Bank. I told him J I was going to break opon the trunk when he told mo he hod tote key, when nsked wlwre he got it ho replied on toe floor. During toi*. time ho w.is trying .to open the safe. The floor in front of the curtain had toe appearance of hav­ ' ing been scrubbed. Un Monday morn­ J ing when I went there ho was swooping : water out of tho dobr. Tho carpet was up nnd tho floor scrubbed , but I paid no j«rticalar dttevtion to it x On 'Wednesday when wo were there too ' airpet waa under counter. Than' ward some-mote on the Hngr and we ex­ amined the Ixmks when some ono sugO B".._L' fctod . : ..J0 had letter get an. expert to V:indergM>l remarked tn examine oinminn them. titer that ha presumed that we would find— some ink kjkiU, and if ho went into an- ■ other offiro, ho would try and get a clean one. Exafninod tho floor in front of the desk and all had been washed but that bohind tho desk seemed to have been scniblied tho most. Ques.—Was there an assignment made, end if fio who made it, and who was th® asdguoe ? V “? Vvz F" ^,h'^r aitorito. ttoU d.r, bu. '"Vu^wTSd Utoku ... ..MHw.tor*r«w , „rtllinR hi. .«»»- Objection made by MnMfqjhat, oir tlie ground that it went to show that n poor nitui would commit murder, while a man in easy circumstancra would ftet, which was contrary to thw usual courw’ of thinga. n ri _-gard to Mr. Eggleston sealed that it went to ju Wtts was ;in regard to *ime some gold gold J, a „r Vaud'a-ol in tho possession of Vanderpool show motive and that was the -object of , j>„„<. culi „ n d.h» briongod -•_ y_______ 2™ * ' Ml it. Vanderpool, ho said, bad come there .. — ... to — Fiokl. Tho objection was that it ns a Banker, had solieeted the confi­ Could not be identified nM end wjU1Ml without that ,„>limoov woula inndmto-bk. dence T«f business men and had held * - - that they • - himself out ns a man of means, nnd • Mr-Eggleston said intended day as cm any other day We open; v. *«. . rotons' On Monday the wtui about 5 o'clock on week days, aid close Remcw>bor looking at my watch ju* blonmj frur. <to. nraMjr all along from nino till eleven after they left tlie shoe store and before tnr»4 u. o’clotk io Jt.. d*> twice as much | 1 Parted for home, and it waa ll:iW. heavy, but 1 was out all day m a fish-1 buriiMss on Sunday in jnap,’*ti°a 1 There-were three persuus in the hhc|> in, .ujok. We»l -nd to uk.. I to the time 1 au open us cm otli-r days. [ when j teft it—Mr. Smith, Mr. Bonn np -taA ww.. Inasmuch business in one port of the j anfl j£E. Wright Tiro doore of bank <rrb miles south ol the nver and about 1 day <on Sunday? ns in ;uioti>«r. Some 14U1fl ghoe shop are recessed back nbutrt four miles from shore. Have been in । to identify it ns fur as it was posable. tola withdrawal of Field' would ruin times there ard’5 or G waiting for me, , two feet. From the oart ride of bank the habit of, going on the lake every day Court overruled the objec­ him nnd thereby wnn put into Ivimind when I ojien my shop in tho uwrning. fo xest ride vf riioe shop door, te 0 wht'n the wea-.herwould permit, except and exception wn* noted । There are two of us in the uhop. I can , or ]0 feet, I thirk. Think tho other Sundoy.during tho fishing season, which tion ; tha idea of murdvr., Ann. He exhibited quite a number of ■have a umnin about 10 «r 12 .icinOtes.: n,en n-eroall sitting uoor the recess in begins iu April and ends in September. Mr. Choe ver argued that, he faded to ■ Close .at 12 o’clock, but if there are some t|»u east window at the time of the anew j linvo noticed the effect of winds in pro­ I>iecM of gold which he took fro m his tv see how on amicable dissolution pants pocket.-, but could not tell tho iuthv shoji, we usually shave tliooi, but ..an(i I Mood inridodro door which wo* ducing curcente. A string wind will woiild. furnish n motive. If Field had we close the door at that tone, iwmo ; ..p-q, The noise did mot uanress me as usually produce u current which wculd number of. pieces nor the coinage. Mr. Hughes asked that all this testi- threatened to take his money against times when a man comes after i*ch*se 1 i being serious, or a quarrel. Tho ir»- usually tend to the north-east if the k t him in. Ma* e no time piece, but joesrien it mode upon roe was that. Field wind was in tho south-west. The current many in regard to gold ba stricken out, toe wish of Vanderpool and was going usually go up stairs nnd look. This day wa8 havjng a jolly time .with his dog, ns would extend to too bottom from what winch was refused by tho Court nt tho 1 to lock up tho w.fr the cast* wo'ud 'be. 1 did not look at any time* jiieee, but । j had often noticed before, ho had two I have been, able to judge, with winds 1 different. . ■ father asked and he said it and —small one, about as ^','.*1. strung — as it was Sunday — .a.nmn ... ........... .. ....... -- wa. I| dog#. a large --------------------- and 1 ■ UUVUb o .» —a on that-^ u......J 1_ —: ’. i—e*_. 2k was the’largo ----------------------The Court hold toitt all jhtsous who ’ 12 „ o’clock and ..w»« 2 closed in -* about/•' five ' thought one1ho was piny- ant( Monday. . My nets are about G feet. taken. Mr. Church then in behalf of: • ... after. _ .A— Tin* ’«..... s.o.i town *•>«... tone, «m<> ' i__-.sa.. ’ made —-j-of -/linen it--- *—itwine — minutes man Juul ja<y with, Have soon him scuffle wilhj wide, in wliat is- too Prosecuting Attorney, mode nn ap­ had an opportunity to commit a crime this largo one nt Willard & Hall's dnr/ called the liody of tho net, and this in plication that Mrs. Isabella Sands, Gw. did not, nor.did all persons who had n that is the time we nsually go to stay, hfisrould make him jump at him very tine, like dree thread. They are Nungersner and IL W. Stanford Iro William D. RarasdeB^ the. 14.lt wit­ ’ motive,but it held that it was competent and then throw him between hu» logs- J placed on the bottom of the lake with ness being sworn, said a,d : |iad jn the bank often during tot reference to toe lower edge. They are placed upox the information us wit- to show n rpotive and overruled tho ob­ it ’<«*.««**> Minister a little 1i month r previous, but do --------------not know where sunk with muaU stones about wx feet nosses fort he people. Mr. Hughes ob­ jection and admitted the answer. I linvo resided at .kx •• .......-—> — __ leatlier. i-.-.l.j- In r.. : .the 1... dog .1 ... was kept. l-..ni TTav*. cxnres-wil jtmmMMl thf over I yeers, I msaufacturo Have tto apart, and direotly opposite these Kones, jected lo *hrir Laing admitted, on tho1 _ An.'.T-^iT a«dgtrmout was made bv IStlb wnsaclorkiu the office of Ramsdell opinion to several afterwards, that J. (>n f110 Upner edge is what art culled ground that it did not appear tlmt they (Vanderpool ' Vander] and X was 'the assignee. ■ playing floats, and their object*! is to keep tlie were unknown to this bine a Benedict, and was Depufy Sheriff, knew thought this noise was iusdo by playii ___________ aMigument was dated October 5th, as being ma- ‘ "*. *J “ThiS ‘ Field and Vanderpool an«l alsoknew their | with tho dug. Nothing was said id •»» about nct straight When these currents ore i'. Mr. Chrntb lhoighi, JML Mum. teria: witnesses. place of buriness, it was on Fust Sl | tho noise hy tiro other persons, and I do i strong they stir tip logs ---------------------------and broth from . . -I ’'Tint did you da under this asugnmont the Met ’ u. .Wgn«. u-it|iin o...v. near Maul*; Is celled South Hirer on not know whether they heard it or not. | the bottom, so as to often break our nets I lust toe map. It is a frame building and 1 trid thr curtain jrt-a np about , .,r move’firm. Do not know positively ortlu.St.uato «it».«« could I- ad-t 0!,j,odun luado bj Mr Cltoow, toere are two .stores in it. Tiro east [the h-’ighi of one window glass | ton courre and direction of toft wind af- ttoUoJolunyt.nte. tut.l cptotolly Umt j rilich Ov.-n.d.. | nod e.wotfon room is a «hw store, owned by A. W.; nnd I think tiro gins was 13 inche* iride | (or Wednesday, tiro Sth of September, them .could 1m> admitted according to; touito. Tho wc^-one is tho Bank, this i and two nnd n half feet high. , There I <;>n Tuesday the wind wuB jiqite light law. He stall’— d also that in bin opinion . - about 12 0-'. wide, rcmenilier toe dis-1 wire four panes of jflaiw in the j pn,| jn a .^mtherfj directfoiq aud on | -----------------------------------t X] 4 — got up the ippearanci* of Field which occurred on | door. 2 rid-., by ride, and the | Wednesday it was from tiro north-west witnesses could be swoip without being Itet and ma.de the nchodule ■Sunday, Sent. 5th, about 10 o’clock of; curtain was up the bright «t 0110., aj!f| wna quite strong in tiro morning, placed on__________________________ the information. MrHuglroslHnd r. o— . Mr. Cutcboon copied- .it. -hat ds v. laosucroij to- river ot n In .looking iu, the lino ofjuvri.uon went । by* di**«l flown nirout noon. ‘ affidavit 1 r«-. argued the point fiirtluw that toe Hook possiwtttrttdf the assets of tho' - concern as far ns I could find. Know funeral’und at about 10.30 .1 returned | t-» the counter. Ques.—Con you state Uuy thing iu kz- did not statFfluit tinwimcesca were Miss Radiol who resiaes resides nt nt AlamsManii*and went into-Ike shoe .-hop. Mr. Think the curtain. L^to too wini after . „ . .. «»»•> MWUW Hill mu wno i kn.„,. jjr. Hall, of firm of Wrie-ht, Smith, and'Wm. Brain were in [on tiro windows. Donokresaembtr hovrto^ . , unknown to the previous I res. Attorney lwSf thJsKop. Wright was not iu nt first, many times I*saw Vanderpool m too Objected to snd obfochon ovenufed. I The Court npon reviewing too argu- Willard & Hall. Know of money being but enm- in soon after I dal. Field and office of Ramsdell & Benedict, nmem- j ’W* 10 *7 I meats pro had eon, bold that ibu wit-. found belonging to Field. Vaud on <oul uatue in while 1 was '। her I... two or thieo occasions they did not *’rt< • Tiro twme on these nets is ixstvm-d ; neascs nesses might oe placed on the informa' \^r- ” Hughes objected to thia answer ,7*' ------------— do much much business businc** tor for him. disathe tap and bottom by a coni there. Field had on a dork vest,'' do tern. The —. — -- on about tho wre around of a tron-h<4dw tion, to which Mr. Hughes asked .for an unices it was money found in tho po«esimnts, and no c-oit. Vanderpool had on groementa in the conversations 1 hud tian of Vanderpool. When Eggleston which he had in hand and to these curds, exception. light clothes Held had u paper in Inn n-ith him after tho dronppcarance, were replied that ho referred to the money in hind and can-.- in fiwt, Vanderpool fol- • that on one occasion he mid he was m the stones and floats uro attached. Have William Dunham, being duly sworn, lowed with pen nnd ink and they asked tho hoosft all toe afternoon, and We never fished in the Manistee Itiver. Willard 4 Hall's safe. me to witness a pajror which I did.! next time he said ho was at home all Have notu.’ed toe effect of the lake* cur­ Hero witness was discharged to be j jn Manistee, knew Field nnd Thev remained about three-minutes, uud ' tiro time, except that bo wont to Can- rents on too Manistee river, nnd a wind j recalled again by the 1'rosecutfon and like that uf Sunday and Monday would ; Vanderpool, remember too dinsppearthe tim, «• about 11:15 a. ». I re- Md'ehill »ith eomo •<•»*•■ mained in the shop about 5 minutes,, know that bo oyer wm at Dr. hdlis have but very little effect on too river. I nuc0 of Kic]j. First heardjif it on 8un- .ponniasi'-.n was given, to Defense to and then went out to go home, but; house. 1 camo £rom^L onusyIvanin to With such a wind as that of Sunday^; flay evening, Sept. Oth. After hearing make their cross-examination when re­ toe rapidity -of the current (jjU i raB<ie nn effori to uncertain his called. •■topiiod in front of the Bank a moment. - too other trial. Had charge of buua- nnd'Mnnday „„„ .....— wEultrecuJ by which «ouud.-i iug the Bunk buiMmg li » » btdoou . nouH b.. «b.nit J mb. l»r hour. - -d b -? -:t “ • - r whereabouts. Knew ths banking house Court was then obliged to adjourn till like wunulking bring drug^l I fame. The jhMnfa. rfthewJhwrei O Cross-examine ! •» by Mr. Choerer. „f KJfl & Vanderpool^ was there on The mouth of tho■ j »Monday morning at 9 ©’dock. Mr. 9 o'clock to-morrow morning, on account Que?How far could it be heard ? ; not over six inches, inc bniiaing u| x..« — north pier nt the . ivi»wj muvuwm . Objected to-by Mr .Cheever. Objec finished nicely, not extravegontly .hot river is about, 2U0 200 feet long, long and the , Friend friend nnd and Mr. Bi Briggs were also present, of the failure of witnows to arrive on 150 feet. At Kalamazoo I • j ngfced Vanderpool if he knew whore tho afternoon train an expected. tion oAerruleJ and ex»1>ti<m uken. 1 Rtrnd, them i. . ohimuy in tbu. w. 1IW- south routh pi«r stated that toe nortti one was 800 feet, wM> atlfl |j0 he did not, that should think it would attract attention tween the shoe shop and Bank, and there -tnlnd u> the center of the street 1 stepped are stove pipe holes into it, one a httte and tho south one ^200 feet at that time, . ^,0 last time he saw him he wan sitting The Indians at Arequlpa are very par­ anti the next day I thought tho inatter Bt deJk wriring. After awhile ho up to the door to go in but found it above the other. A jutor here over and corrected mysoli by saying ' thought ho had gone on tho tial to roosted Anacondas, which they liked. The curtain or. the door was , witness saw them go mto Wftter 1IO also sjioke of having regard as first. ciiuu food. The Ana­ up about one mm of glum*, but I did getoer, when heiropbed tout they went that the north pier was 500 feet nnd tho a settlement, bat bud not entered it condas arc not so particular about mnsrnut ace anything. I railed out, in a j Lek in that °“d south ono about 400 foot long. Csuld | joking way, that if that uoiw was not • he heard the door open and » ut. not swear positively as to the Jenglh of on ftp books yet, and took toe book at ing the Indians when they get a cbanoe tho piers ut tho time of Field's disap-1 yiaf time and made tho entry as per stopped I would have them arrested for I My watch kept town ‘ riotous conduct on Knnday. The noise I from toe foot of the stairs toitoo dock pcaruuce, and they have been changed j receipt, was there jierhaps half an hoar, at them, but ent them raw in prefer­ - immediately stunrod and 1 went home. > of the steamer Manistee is two blocks since. . He said he had paid him about $1,600 ence to waiting for the rousting process. �ATTENTION! •EMML CMWEMlSOj Abstracts iforim Mica., Actukt 21, 1871. That is sa-Tbe Eaflle soya: The Republican triumph lately achicvtd in North Carolina, and the marked Re­ publican gains In Kentucky, are the best evldencia of the whulreomc eflbote of the Ku-Kfox net.' Nobody alleges any interferecoe by the military power in those electlone, er that the htw had any other eflfces on tlie vote than to aid in waring a free and fair exerdae of the right of *utYrngc. Whlle Democratlc frauds and violence are still alleged, In some cnees, this lufluence wu greatly diminished, and tho reeult la n decided popular verdict In favor of the law which Democrats nnd disorganizers have bitterly denounced. op GEO. C. WORTH Tinii Van velsor it Rolfe. of land* in Barry County furnished on application, at my office in tho Court House. W. H. JEWeLL. Hnthrn, Mieh. arsajufc fjArhte' For the D. R. COOK & CO’i ffirre tA*ir neu> Goodi. Office in Hastings, BEST AND CHEAPEST Barry County-on* uf Michigan, ASSYRIA. Go to tho nuctirriux an Xu * 11 st b >{rfs«X ulj« • >; Uf. * <2 «i!» • X "West of JBanlc. HYDE k BAUER. REAL >Ute «>'l Agwts. llwji b> r.nt! now* and X ill»ra rrvjMyte for **!•! Raprw.nl tb« ibtlnwinc finrt elam Ii>»rati<m Cotnpa- CASTLETON. Wi.x.x ' • \i of • • . S uf 0-2' 11 1 I) Hl II A I 1 I) III W V I 1 II II I 1 If . V II It V ■ 1! U I • • C-f «* « 3. Looi out for •1 li v V «if n * J* 7 n w •; of . r 1, n w fre <, Vofa.l* - n.jfof.. y uwJ^ulswK r >t vf*e>/ is.eifof.eh JOHNSTOWN. ORA XT 4- PHILLIPS. promised by the Proscrutimif Attorney ' i of thc^county of Manistee to the Board I of Supervisors of this county fur pay-' meat of the exjiensc- of the Vander- . Mr. MARBLE baring bought the Carding Jia pool trial. Ifnndreda of dollars havcj cl<i..e lately owned iu Middlerille, and liecn advanced by our Treasurer on or­ ttted up iti the bwl style. hr will der of the Court, ami it is just nod bdr and In rc^ruancc with a potilivt pledge j that the money thus paid should be foimediately dep Hted with the County i Treasurer. R'A'.rc w (he inoncp.. i .« ’.’ofn. H • '; Of . • .J*' drT,''VT TP 0X1 by liailnad- will be UT MEN'S m. JPIN E BOOTS ■ m!li“Ut,onborllllH. blwj> iu 1S.UBLUW4 G00DYEABV ' Maniatee river nnd twenty mile.” .“outh i I" New Warehouse,. ..j,- ' -!« • ix DRS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL. PHYMCIAF^ and. Bunreuuf. The treatment of Private birraeea wtil.rreeire particular attention. IS ■4 i. IL J. k K. F. BROWN. PATBIC PhyrfcUne. Office in old P. O. r, Special attenttnn raid to < H ROB IV JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN^ and Furec c. Dscllipc on Uroa<! 95 na WM. UPJOHN, IIVHldlAX «ndSunr«<-n. Office w ■troei. lUrtinn- DR. C. C. LINSLEY, DOTANTC M<i Edaede J imM.n Bnl Drittht. A. P. DRAKE, M. !>., PARTICULAR attention ri’cu io the treatment at •rwS'aofo I of. *4 si* Private l>Mea»ee. Qffieeover F.!». Ackley'* Bail •' u <• V.r*. v Si ••,* > of ■ * k tl ’ - 1. .d.*}? A. IIAN1A)N. M. D. *1 LATE OF CANADA, ruew-or to Dr. 1 ••!«.- X •»*• !* u Mule PkrMMui.%mM ' .< i a>- • BARRY. n4<> . ol.jof.u j tfo S’ "f» • Jf * «r of n * V, tl u • >4 uf » M 7 .V. .(..j. . ii ' J of . . 17 c L, H n * >xl| ’ '* •S •w STEWART 5i STEINIIOFF. , HOPF. e of >. » V r >, of.. ?4u « .1 # .}{ * .11 u • V * )J «if»* >, u hr. a of . « frv J»iy.lwi. Barto* A foody C. Hvaa. ' » pi .if a . i of.u e i ’»j ’ • » I tte.pt S> aerrt III CARLTON. In the Clljf, Manufactured by WOODRUFF WELCOME MARBLE. RaiLwar rumoiu. nf Hartford. ..UOct. eorn*rof Flat, and Jeff»r»on Bffit'j, HASTINGS. $40.0» neecsMary tn secure the building i L-aMiMl to order, and sent back in good of s bnnicb ralltwa! to connect with the' oundMioti. ‘ ; Griuid Rapids ft Indiana. Of this' amount $82.(100 haw alrendy ’<on sul>- ' “ > Arfjoiuing U. F. llwltht A Cue Foundry-. s? •JB as BALTIMORE. j.. -r u • v . * n- of n q 1 Q 1” * of » W^-.f* W Snflstnetion,; •pyTT'GlT1 : IJ-I-JU X Guarantee ' - blUddphhC1JIVMU»»O, biutuo. N.Tin* 11. l.irr. of Phliadriuhla. r • . v af » • X 4<l a:, wlrv >t31 •• 3» o’ " « ’i !AluMar*U*Vi.r*.J, S’. <1 I. aof F*14 • ufl » w <6 «), -f.. , • • .¥ «•' ’ • * :. <>f i, • »4 «• Svf,w\ «>r • • .>• • pYnpripnCA I E AperieilCe . Vfiai^ 1 edrS 94 S! rt 97 rt rt .u .i - * «* ’.•i t;, vf .* **’ •J r'kofu si u * ti of u W V 11. WOOHLANI*. I * too acre* uf n e t-rally that u fair trial might be ensured. lb« : _ |O|* « ,-r !<■;»* k :i:'S n of n w ?4it/lr.... A. WOOLEY Whkmb is that Money.—On behalf of the people of the evunty of Barry, w. QA respectfolly Inquire where is the money . OU "MJURVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY at U». lawranoe and CoRceUn* MAPLE GROVE. At Hastings. ■t;U n Ji of * * >4 REMEMBER, 1'1^ is the Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped ' Washington Hlor-k, Sooth aldo Stale St. (f t Stauffer's and faithful deciple of Pomona. “■ WM. L COBB. ATTORNEY and CvasMtfor ai Law. Baiieifordn Chancery. »mTClrtuTt Court OwntBiwioDcr for Barty county, will ktunid to all hunaata eatru.Ud o£,*2’ wmos S . * X ot n « w »<* J; uf * * X I'.ocrih 50*er»« of t» •K««M >v! ' . < KoT.* K aKvf.w K * I|[ A A I UN IIII I Tns Yurt or Cuas. Downing.—Ti e veteran horticultiriijt, Chas, frownfog. • brother of the laic A. J. Downing, and author of thu best fruit book iu the j country, is expected nt Grand Rapids) during the week of the fair. Fruit men throughout Michigan will avui. vail I' thvinsclves of thia opportutilty to see I and hold converse with this imiuvnt' »t«?vias.-M«wsirT»wi. wHefoWX v’U the Vanderpool trial. Now whether' the respondent be guilty or Innocent,' and he Is presumed to be innocent until । an unbiased jury of this county say he ! I. guilty. ,u><l for » proper Jotea.. In I thi* or any other Important cause, more :If IIII I] money Is essential that the p^ple can I 11 V V " legally furnish, and we consider It a lasting credit to the people of this city i that without reference U any precon­ ceived/opinion* on the merits cf this ca«e, riwy have contributed most liber ■ u, C. G. HOIJlRlHIh, the best Coontias in the State of Moxky a Necessity—The Eagle b again 1 unenting the feet that money Io-' being contributed to aid the (lefeose In j b Inmnd in the various Townships Situated Of Home Manufacture. sometimes tlie Eagle has not done, and i tl cn comment as we think Just. ' HOLBROOK. .. WM H. HAY FORI) ijlittle Red Shop! they jiay succeed.— y*xr’i linr*. of LAXDS For the compliment in the above the Eagle has our thanks, and we respect* , fully ask the Eagle, to point out one inat-mce in which we have garbled any- ' thing a cotemporary Lai said. We alh1 waya print all they have to say, which ----- - .VER. Offer the /allowing Tax Titles H’e The Hastings Rannrr evinces much cnterprtaeln.ibi publication of the evi­ dence in thpi Vanderpool trial. That IMper han a bad habit rtf garbling the temarks of an opponent. The boat way is to give the hmguiwo and all Chat a cot^^jrery toys, and then "pitch In.'!— We Hope L- RUSSELL, Can bt> had by Calbng at of n « ’-£ M RUTLAND. H XI :9 al ts 94 Snraew and Mechanical Dentists, t*r"nl *k t^Olip’s Ruir«. Ua,«tlu*.. MILO T. WHEELER, ISAAC W. V ROOM AN. 0B0’ lU’ ‘ *Urt ' PEI’tTTYL'.d. Mumbai. General CoUe.ttiac Arent E. IL MALLORY. The State Board of Equalization mec's in Louring to-day. Its session? are belli but once In five years, and it is com­ posed of the Lieutenant Governor,1 Auditor General. Secretary of Slate, I State Treasurer, and Cominb-tioner of Land Office. Representatives from the severdKBoards of Supervisors tire ex­ pected to attend, and upon consultations held and e» timates made by the^e vari­ ous officers, lite heals of taxation Tur State purposes for the next five years will he fixed. Tho : srersmenta of all the towrifthlpe In the State, erranged by j counties, are now befog printed for the use of thia Board. We trust they will equalize the property at It* real value, on a ba*!-, of not less than $12,000,000 in the county of Barry. IRVING. tST All Styles of Women’s and Chil­ dren’s Wear.“Bo • • ;i «l • The Best in the City J. C. WOOUnUFF. NATIONAL HOTEL, BIIKI-RERn A CAMPBELL. Pr.wfo*W eoraw k atrori. The only Urrt-elam Hu- MIDDLED II.LB EXCHANGE. H.8. 7AN-DY" JOHXSON. (furmnrb- Clerk < I ofe r V ofa epeeUltx. AAROSTCLAR^ ORANGEVILLE COMMINS k BROWS, PA INTERS h ‘;..r.e 1* I." ..r.. 3 JOUS MICHAEL, tfrJ±,v.,Sx»KK7ftH: Home- Pointing. mounce sot the Burlington Roup? are organ fen n ; a sr.in i oxcureion . •'I”; ?.’■ A ■»mM wiAue to eu:i4nn:o ta and Buflhlo hunt to.tirt from Detroit dim of tloy.iuj* and primly that ihe i* c >t the 29th of thlb n.cidlr, limiting the roceirini Innte ajidition* to her Jtnck of party to 159 peraone. "Fidseta from Kai amasoo and return, $21,10, gJod for i AR®f ft* iwof Bonn*t». Fhiw• » U. > I . Feitam m<radim variety, thirty (.ays, may to < btaint'd nt the —- ----------- —r- manufacture! ticket effleea or of the a^ent, U. A. ' Haatlnrt. Juris l«t 1K71. Itoweii, at Detroit. The excurslimls'a will f.o to Ilufi'do GO TO CLARK’S FOR PICTURES. Range,in Jio’ixh?rn Nebnu-ka. This '•. Ur not < nly l«n Cue opportunity for plea-ura trod hunting, but will afibrd a view of the lands owned by this Ccm pany nnd also the »’.ovcmment lauds r.«ljuc. nt to tho‘road, which may be yaluatye to those contentpl'itin-.' Invest­ mentMori: Moxky.—The balance in the State Tr.-a.-ury Aug. id was H60.Sd?fc87. Increaa.- daring the week $3.10fi.42. Mrs-Sjaatou rays: u After looking in her (.Mrs. Fair’s] face *<» tntimaiqf can persuade hie she is guilty.” idHW ■ PRAIRIEVILLE. for warm. meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. CITY PAINT ST ORE! South side State St. bios.—The - Iuhmt, Hoting., Pap'r-IhnjiHj, Ktiliotibuug, X-f,t To the Ladies!! Sign and Ornamental Painting Dumb in tho !u*“Myle>. Paintei-N I f<r Ihjndnt. (alw (Iminior In nil ^TOSXTik. « YANKEE Sl-BINOS. I? ,W,I‘ >••!«•. Wludu. 1'irhire Fr«n.M, Leokini; Glmii, \ untisbe*. Lend., Uli*. Miird Pai.uArti.l-n' M»teri«l», Windou HAMS. WILLIAMS, k t o ,,LsrzVESI“r5.-'.=ii. Shop nntr of Church and Su.tr ItlOUNAPFLE ’ ASU HACK LISE. ' IlttllltlCK. Opponte P. 0. ulueV -‘.“’••Ji* r Ire u: 41, t Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. Wu will cheerfully give ►t.’S&H** tossave. . . . . attended _ - _ k. t, uotrn. J. ROBERTS & CO.. all information desired. FAR M E R S 'Gold & Silver Watches, ANT» ’ : “ U» TM oa.. „a„. £=2 Horsemen ATTENTION I A cynical lady, rather inclined to flirt, says most men axe like a cold-very BtKck.mit*ijn*. at the o easilv caught, but very difficult to get proapUy attended u> by rid c.f. CALI. AT JOHN ’.STANLEY’S a k I SUM SilTtr anS Plated Tye M. PRICKETT. "A-T!.XG* rivusiwxEs. Wines 1114 Liquors!___ . uiv. ] MEDICINAL pmi iivnmtv., FOR PURPOFlJ. AIm., Imiwted Donbhn Porter end Tdinh,..^ J. Roberts & Co., at th- Poet Office, keep tho Daily Baxxcu forsnh. �■—a ****** । COUNTY OFFICERS. ' Subscribe SfiFriadls For the Ladies. Mrs. Barr says teaching h essentially woman's work. The female population .of exceeds tho male by 718 5W. SCHOOL. A Select School in Assyria Is about to take ef­ fect M the 4lb of Reptombar, at lbs Somebody has said that Evo was Cre- EIXIS SCHOOL BOUSE, ’’repsratory far Teachar*, and thorn wbo feel in- Mrs. Bliss Smith, of Londonderry. N. Iihb r- n - — * * ._ e , ■ Dvsry the Thry Evidbniey Fjcttl Bad.—The ••Conservative” papen of North Caro­ lina are evidently very tore over their defeat at the gccent etaetloa. The (bl. towiagfrom the Kubvllle cwiroa, ton Tuition to the Hohoci, si.no. For further iofonnalion, address, NORRIS K. KEITH. Assyria. fair sample of their talk: ‘‘ What Is to become of the oountrv God only knows. Let oar friends, bXl SHEPARD’S ever remain quiet tud cairn, but firm. N o true man will waver now because •dvene winds happen|o • bL»Ue around ua A better day will come. Our party Y1U, ,Co!'Wnu« i« control the 8uta, no doubt of that. One hundred thouaand white freemen can never be nut down by the office-holders and bondholders wbo lead ti.e Radical barty-never/ Then be true, white men—freemen!" Dr. AIKIN, COMPOMD WAHOO BHW t aWhhkav nr vtimuiatlMbevwrava. but a roicixs wlipia tbs rcaeh -f all. B Office Mo. 11 Canal 8t~ Grand Rapids, HfflUM BAJffl ■ D LXDIES out ol health, a Mured of eaav, safe I cure. Confidential, aueoeoafal treatment for all pri- 1871” cate, atop nn n_ i Aikin al once. Term* favorable to all. Consultation, free. CalLvr send potto g. for circulars and ques­ tions. (Hour*, b to a.i Address, N.J. AIKIN, M. DP.O. Drawer 2091. Grand Ra.Uds.Mich. Hams, Williams, & Co., ERIE Sash RAILWAY, Jautulice, Itullffeetlon, Sour Stom­ ach, CoetiveneeN, Nervous and Sick Headache. lArer Complaint, FtverLAffue, Dyspepeia, Worms 4m Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Lom of Appetite, Ertrptlone of the Skin, Pimplee on the Pace, and all Diseases of the Blood: aleo the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Lolne, LumbaffO, Gravel, Rhenmatimn, <Ce. <Te. — ' 1,400 miles under 860 miles without i- One Management. Change of coaches. I can safely say there la more real genuine Bitters In one BO Cante Bottle of Shepard’s Compound Wnhoo Bitters than there la in a whole ease of any other kind In market - BROAD GAUGE—DOUBLE TRACK BOUTS Doors, Price, enlu SO Cente a Bettie. Th laartiela has buon thoroughly taatad and found ■ sura and apaady cure for the following covtiplalnta. . Recommended by all tho first Class Physicians throughout tho City and Country, aa the beet Family Medicine m use. No Family should bo without them in the House, and thereby save time and money Blinds, Price, only $O Centra Jlottle. j FttlXCIPAL POINTS Ut NEW T0BK AND NEW latULAXD, AND TDK For Sale by DrnsxiV* -.n-l Dealer* Getwrelly. j . C. N. SHEPARD. OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA • THIS DAILWAT EXTEND* FltUM Rochester to New York, 385 miles, Buffalo to New York, 423 miles, । Dunkirk to New York, 4G0 miles, ■ Cleveland to New York, 625 uiiles, Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, BRESSED AND IS FROM E.VMBER. I Of all Ktaib: . HASTINGS, MICH. All irains run directfy through to Nev York. 1 860 miles without change ofooadtee. j From aa^afler Mar )5th, l*<7l, Trains will leave, ! NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, leaves Cincinnati at 1 13 P. II., Hundav* excepted ; Cleveland from Atlantic and Orest Western Depot, by Columbus, 0., time, daily, (Saturdays rxcept—< . I.. ... I* II . I,.!x.« e ... . VANDERPOOL NEW CARPET HOUSE The very BEST PLACE td btiy CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, MATS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, NOTTINGHAM LACES, 'Grawl RupiiLL Afich. For Soli by ACKLEY ± 8LADE, Hostings, Mich. Family Sewing Machine* j j SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, ' , i ’ Send in vour Advertisements. Sleeping Coaches *re attached to th I* train at Cincinnati and at Snspenslon Bridge, running HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS' M ON U MEM’S. HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, ning trains am! steamer* fur Boston and New England cities. Sleeping Cnaebes ere attached to this train at Suspension Bridge, running through to Susque­ hanna. and st Leavittsburg, running through to MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN In T«Il-.iirtig or iPre*anieking NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, (Sunday* excepted;) leaves Snapen.ion Bridge al 5^5 P. M.. and afieruoon trains for Boston and New England cities. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dally. (Sunday* ex­ PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY*cepted.) Leave* Daviuu at H.4.1 A/Jf; leaves Cleveland at 3.M P. fl.j Meadville al «.1O P. N. (Hupper;) Dunkirk at 10jx' P. N ; Buffalo al 11 2" P. N. Stops at Susquehanna atY.45 A. M. (Breakfast;} Turner's at 1.13 P. M.,(Dine.) and arrive* In New York at «.|v P. M. Connects at Elmira for Williamsport. Harrisburg and the BLACK & FULLER, Proprietors, are Mouth; at Owego 1l>r Ithaca; at Binghamton for prepared to furnish Cooperatown, Albany and the celebrated summer resort RharobMpriug*; nt Greyeourt for New- ctnusu at ».*.» r. at.; vievciaou Snapenaion Bridge al J.4u P. M.; . . i> ti ..j n....i.;Ur t ■>’. v m THIS MACHINf HAS NO E^UAL. Pleaae call end examine the Machine and Ila work. You cannut afford to bt<v a Hewing Ma­ chine until vou hare seen the FLORENCfT with Ito lato improrrtnento. GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE Office and salesroom at Grunt St. PhUUpM’ Store. ------- KOK------- HA! HA! H, A. Dus e 11! JOB WORK MARBLE As cheap ax any shop in tbe State, N. B. ’ .We will attend to the remora: ot an * rc-dre**lng old atones. Shop near ths Creek Kre«». Boston Cash Store Go there lor your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fino stock Jctt Opened • COME AND HKE2 'UIIEM oh AMERICAN It* vital part* arc made of of steel sad exaehardsned, and will last a life-time. — No other Afeehius runs so easy or make* so little iwlse in Ila opsratlor. It will make any width ut them desired witliout basting. ■ It will fatten every seam seen rely. It will Cord, Braid, Quilt. Bind Gather. Mem,t*b|!h K,,,ae'. “"d nestly and duWe warrant It to itw even thing needed in a family, from the bcaTirat to tbalighteat fabric. Opposite the National Hotel. F. IMMEN. HA8ILY UNDERSTOOD. AliaRiii.OrtaaiiRfiijtofiriL 74 MONROE STREET, GRAND RATIOS, MICHIGAN, THE FJCOllEIXCE at Biuehainmn for Cooperstown. Albany, and j the celebrated Rummer resort, Hbaron Springs; * and with Delaware, Lackawanna and Western . _;,i. v. pbla. Sleeping Coaches are attached to this train at Cincinnat>,OlevvIand,running through tollurnelU ville (Breakfast jy and new audisiprored Drawing Room Coaches are attoubed al Hutpeosion Bridge. running through to New YcikEXPRESS MAIL, leaves Dunkirk from Union Depot, andBuBxlo, ria. Avon and ila. Hortielh rille. Daily, (Sunday* excepted.) *t V.sc A. M., arrivingin New York St f.uOA. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, (Daily,) leave* Ciscinn.ll al 9.45 P. M , arrives at West Salem st 4.08 A. N. iBreakfaM;) laare Cleve­ land T.ts A. M.; LMvttUbnrx 9.) I A. M.; Meadville 11.32 A. M. (Dine J Dunkirk 1.23 I’, M.. .Yuspenslou Bridge, 1.40 I’. IL; Buffalo 2.4'* I*. M. Arrives st Boroelisville 5.49 P. M. (Supper.) and M New York 7.00 A. M. Connect* at Elmira with Northern (kntral Railway f-r Williamsport, Harrisburg _i t___ — _ i.u THE ABOVE CUT tbeirilaggagi-.arc transferred FREE OF CHARGE in New York. Ing Coaches r^r IN THE WORLD JH accumpany all nigiu trains uu Ibis Railway. figr The Erie Railway Company hat opened a new Ferry from their Jersey City Dspot to the looted 21d St.. New York, thus enabling Passen­ ger* .io reach the upper portion of the city with­ out tbe expense and annoyance of a street car or omnibus transfer. r . »?• The Scenery along the entire route of the Erie Rail wav Is of tbe mostpicluresqne and beau­ tiful character. Admirers of Nature a beantim. in a daylight Journey over ike Line, will find in its ever changing landscaper subject* of continu­ al admiration and internet. Oytlcrs and Rjereslantnts. on hand at all honrs^ 26v! IL A. BUSELL BOTH PLAIN OH A CARD. Michigan Exchange. Denture, F»nnr*ar isth, u;|. Ria : Thia Halel, iro long and favorable known to the Tver ling Public M being thorougblr r»pairod and put In pcrloci order for businwa^ and will continue to bo kept tn all ita appointments OT FINE WORK DENTIST WAU FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, Which can be obtained al ths principal Ticket Officsa in tbe West and North ■« •«. L D. RLCKER. WM K . RARB , Gcn'l Sop’L Gen I Pass AgT A SPECIALTY. kSF’ Orders by mail for Advertising, Subscriptions or Job Work, promptly attend­ ed to, nnd we will warrant Satisfaction. . W. H. HOLMES, Publiiher. reduced to t*.W per dav. and tbs proprietor licit the patronage of all who wish to lind a g Adchox Bars printed on abort notice at this Office. �Tr|E RjEpihLICJyi BjyiNGIV ' DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackaou at Runt an** returns 'from 09 eountiea are received, Call on Mm* Wilcox for mllltaeiy 15 counties to be head from, which will : goods of all the latwt and best fltyiea. probably increase Leslie’s majority to little lees than 40,000, as previously First National Clothing House. stated. —Go there for the best and cheapest, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. E. G. William*. if. -------------Great Union Exposition w. M. HOLM—, TtiA-VEX-Eiva* Gfinr.. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. MalUjptacj AUGraad Rapid*, SEPTEMBER*!?, 13, 14 AND All persons who are owing me, must two raise nr oxx. Hotice- take notice if the same la not paid within thirty days the accounts will be left with a Justice for collection. John M. Bessxer. Hastings, Aug. 14,1871dw MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division august 1671. Custom work made on short notice, in good style and roarouable prices at RuntAit’s. 15,1871, Nerthen Mich. AgricalCaral and Me­ chanical Society. State Pomological Society Unite in making tbe above • grind demonetratioa of tbe production of Michigan Induitry. Admission 25c. children 15c. Exhibitors are expected te join tbe Society. Yearly memberLadles’ fine shoes of thi latest styles ibip tickets 11. Life Memberabip ticketa 110. HENRY S. CLCBB,'~ at Runtan's. Grand Haren. Secretary. G. W. GRIGGS. Grand Rapid*. President. Railroad and iteemboat fare* at excursion rotes. Freight mostljr free. Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN LOCAL EVENTS GREBLE To Our Patrons. Kalamazoo and Ann _A_rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS We wish that every penou who has VtnssntviD* and subscribed for the Dally Banner, prom­ BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, , ising to remit on receipt of bill, to send us $1.00 without farther notice, and ail RUSSEX^’ prows JIJVD (.INnA'GS parttea to whofc wo send pMkages on contract to ran it otter a weak. SAWING Old Sattler's Meeting. As nytny of the old residents of Barry county as can make it convenient, are requested to meet at the office of Wm. H. Hnyford, Es<|.t in Hastings, over Goodyear A Barlow's store, on Saturday at 2 o’clock, p. M., Sept. 2.1871, for the purpose of making preliminary arrange men tn for a General Meeting of the old reeldents of tlih county. Come out, ye early pioneers, a little recreation will do you good. Many Old Residents. SSBSrtl’ Chirlotta ■Maa Ba*i Is tbe Cbiwro A J/.ehixnn Lake Shore R. and RapbL fur Uoskecoa and White Hardware. Local hlweft fioticB?. propositionhdoptcd.by almost a unani­ machinery in Barry County—for sale by S ores, E. P. BURR ALL. Office in John WriaerttV Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. Harnesses. FARMERS Agricultural Tools, &c. Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ ' BOOT. SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, Wfl wiU no(. be unJer- elected Justices, and tiie Iron bridge ETC, HABR0W8, JlGRICULTURA^L * , Elected.,—At tbe si> 1 *cial election to- LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY brook k Republican, day, Edward rxlwaru A. Hol Holbrook^ lnn4-Hlek~»W. !<•«,■, MACHINES, and the largest stock of sold by nny House Ip. ^Michigan. and then call in and get for Yourselves. Wives or Children, the mous vote. John A. Gkeble, Mark Russell. Pleasant to day. Wc arc a week old today. I«,the name of a Choice Brand of Ci-' gare just received and for sale at the | Tho city Is crowded to-day. City News Depot. Advextisemexh ore solicited. The Laboekt Stock of School Books • in the City at the City News Depot. Rend the ndvertlsements in the Dally. Exciting—Vanderpool trial and eleci lion. z I The attendance nt, the Vanden>ool The Corner Grocery C.H. HICKS, Art System and Science. trial to-day ya* very large. Groud Rapids Business College Tele-' graphic Institute and Writing Academy I Wc learn several leading and promi­ nent gentlemen of our city have been •—send for College Jounud. _ । examinlnlng locations for water purA Choice Stock of perfumeries at the ix»cs for our city. Gty Nows Depot The Dally 1« delivered bv carrier to For Photographs and Pictures, of all every convenient part of the city. kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. •Those who do not get them by carrier can get them at this office. The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the best Brawls of Cigars Albebt Eiselberg, of tho 8L Charles restaurant has tho celebrated bottled Vienna bocr, Kustercr’a bottled Hams, Williams A Co. have not got wine and beer which Jmj will furnish to time to run after accounts that are to be private families on application. paid. After harvest, therefore, wc ex- ! . . , . . . . ___________ . ms select Stock now on hand. Watermelons In town. The Town Talk Also get your Best TEA, SUGAR. COFFEE. TOBACCO, &c., Ac., of him. at much lower prices than at any other place in the City. Hastings, Aug. 21. JACOB MAUS. J. w & C. G. BENTLEY. Groceries. [Snccreeon to Dickey A Bcalley.' Crockery. Glassware, &.C., &.C., in the market nt Post Office. Cheaper than anjr Store inHastinrs, pect every ma* to call and settle up ! Money Order Office*.—Among their accounts on or before the 28tli | money order offices authorized to issue insL . Wc mean btubirti.\ postal orders on the Postmaster of New Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871.----------------- j York, for payment iu tho United Klug­ - ---------------------------1 dom of Great Britain and Ireland, and The New Fi>m.—J. W. A C. G. Bent-1 to P°* onlc™ Issued by him for sums ley. manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds ! certiflod b7 Post Department of that and moldings, and everything else, are oonn^ry ^or payment in the I nltcd so busy selling moldings’ that they caunr<? the following named offices not wnfo for the local column this week. I ln thl" ^tote: Adrian, Allegan, Alpena, • Ann Arbor, Benton Harbor, Charlotte, , Coldwater, Detroit, Dowagiac. East Hams, Williams & Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ Saginaw, Escanaba, Flint, Grand Ha­ ing Machine in Barry county, but they ven, Grand Rapids, Hastings, Hillsdale, have one that will stick any nnd all Houghton, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lan­ kinds oi moldings that are' needed. sing, Manistee, Marquette, Marshall, They also have on band a large number of doors, sash, blinds, moldinga. win­ Menominee, Monroe, Moun; Clemens, dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low Muskegon, Paw Paw, Pontiac. figures for cash. Iu regard to tho finding of the bodies ’ The place to buy your boots and shoes at Gull Lake the Telejraph sa;.y:— Onis at Runyan’s. last Saturday afternoon the body of Mr. Tho popular Business College of tho [ Gates wus found but a little way from country is located at Grand Rapids. , the mill on the edge of tho shore. It MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BUNDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. THE CELEBRATED Farriefs Improved! ALoO, LIMBEll FLOORING SIDING ^-e., 4’c. — -------------------------- Bnsidaway, ntar rictr ' '-------------------------------------- H. A. Goodyear. GRANITE STATE Corn Shelter! Dan'l Striker. GoOdyear & Strike FOR SALE AT Dealers in W. T. EASTMAN’S hardware. Warehouse on Broadway. New Goods nt the • I’hqbnix Cash was very much bloated, tho clothing that '■ Land and Calcined Plaster, ' still remained upon tlie body being very ' Smn*. 2w tightly stretched about tho same. A : LIME, WATER LIME. An Every-day Story. part of his freo was very much docom-, or one arm was j r nwrnnn T »mTj j posed and tlie alcovei of ‘•Hello John, where arc you going?” gone. Tho arms \ were outatretched. “I was going down here to buy some A coroner’s jury was summoned and an • grocers.” and dealers in inquest hold, after which he was buried. I August 10. 1871. “Well lam going dowu to MaceAl­ It- required an immense box for a coffin, len's to buy mine.” ------ I PATENT MEDICINES, t’Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t tho body bloating very fiwt It had PAINTS. any of him, I always go there to buy been exposed , some say four and oth­ I OILS, crockery and wall pa|«r, but I never ers think about 12 hours, when found. thought of buying groceries there. Not On Sunday the body of Mrs. Gates, al­ VARNISHES, long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery TURPENTINE. .and paper enough to paper my bouse, most naked, rose to the surface. It there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could was in a very bod condition. The fune­ anninrun Dru££isis and Chemists, LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES $1.00 for 75c I will close out my Stock\ of Summer buy any where else. Besides be war • ranted rr. The crockery he keeps D tbe Boot's celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do so. on groceries, and I know you can. Besides he takes anything I have to reil at a fair price, too. I get a la-tter tobacco, lea and sugar there for the same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 16,1871. ral took place iu tlie afternoon. Both bodies were found very near the samo spot. It will'be remembered that tho boat was found, bottom side upward near ths usual landing, the man’s hat and the woman’s shawl were a little way apart on the shore. Tho bodies 1 Dry Goods and Clothing, T0IL^“dcSG00DS' ai seventy-fltt cenis on the ChoiS-'teaHErt' Dollar." | GROCERIES, R. MUDGE. I ————---------------------------------- CIGARS and TOBACCO, BATTLED TOA BEER! were found in about tho same placeThis was on the north shore of the lake KOiTJttEFS celebratfh , WINE OB BEER, i near the mill. Some people think they v . r.,* must have lain in the water where they at the Phenix J^furetah.dtopriv.tetoiU*. fmh .»<! foas,. Rrsaxu. A N*vdts Cash Store hare good SO ct Tea for GO sank and that they must have been drowned just where tho beat was found. cents. 4w d*wtf ALBERT El8ELBERG, St. UbaHe* Rntxarut on JefferxaB St. KEROSENE LAMPS & FIXTURES Iron, Nails, Glass, Wooden Ware, &c AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF I-.akc Superior Iron. WALL PAPER, Ac., Ac.. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. CITY DRUG STORE, Also the Stale St, Hwtlnce, Mlob. WOODLAND PARLORS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-22.pdf 28c6851fc52af2d5585b7bcf9a1b4dbf PDF Text Text ®l)£ (jestings Banner. _________ __________________ _________ ___ ■__________ DAILY EDITION. ’ V(>L- L HASTINGS, MICH., TUESDAYF,VENING, AUG. 2271871. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. | tablishing the n6?7. i I don't know how you’ll find out I buy I make in regard to testifying at Kala- which bad the color of blood, and one pino lands and soil them and hire logs 11mazoo, ------- *’that *‘ -vshe -------*■’---------------------*- was on tho sand just at tho edge of tho paid you $t ptt week platform, and this had a rodish color, put in the river, ftc. Was in Manistee 1for her board? Eighth Day's Proceedings on that Sunday, and first saw Vander­ 1 do not know that I did testify in Mr. 8. M; Fowler wan with me. He made various remarks that there pool about 8 o’clock that day, and saw iregard to it there; hut I will state that l it Court overruled the exception nnd Field at the samo place in ton or fifteen imy son had had it which waa the samo was something wrong nnd that there MOI1NIX0 sk»iqx. I exception noted. minutes alter. It was not for from 8 ias paying me, Mrs. Vanderpool received had boon foul play. Aug. 22d, 1871. j Ans.—I was present and I did not o’clock when I saw him, and last saw iall that I received for the furniture over Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes. At the opening of Court this morning count tho money myself, but Mias Hill him about 11 o'clock. Did not' testify 1het board and Friends ’ account The First told this blood ntbry that dty nt Mr. Hughes announced that subpennas did, and I looked over nnd put down nt Manistee that I last saw him.about ireason I kept the gold was because 1 Ihod a dciKmit in the bank of some the time wo wore there. ** had been imued and placed in the bands tlie amounts and added it up, $2,295 iu 12 o’clock, though it was ko reported. $700. Mr. Cheever.—jj did uot ask you that. I Ques.—Can you mention any other of the Sheriff, but could not bo served all This was in currency and drafts. Witness.—WeD 1 gave that gratis. Sold the furniture very soon after ' occasion of quaking about this. Cross examined by Mr. Holbrook.— on account of lack of money Io defray Mr. Cheever.—1 submit if the Court iMrs. Vanderpool came to our house to । An*.—When people would go there Mr. Hughes said to Eggleston he expenses, and ho asked that an order thought they were going to bring out please that the wxtn* h.s answer without board. and nay they naw blood tepote, I would any of his impertihence. In regard to the matter of time, there say that I saw tho samo Question was bo entered for 8150 to defray these oxuew testimony from this witness, when Mr. Church suggested that this apply ore so marly kinds of time that I could ' repeated and “ occasion ” explained, ’“TX w“' l™1"1 b-v ,1>" Cu"t I h. Mid that thb । •— ...fe was now. Hugh’s to the Counselor also. not «get them all into two times and I when ho said ho spoke of it in our store and the order entered. •lid not get it plain, and I will say that toacouun by tho name of Ed. Shear and mid it had all been given at Kalamazoo. Was on my way home to carry some at the different mills' there are different a man called “Aletek" was on the walk. The examination of Mr. Dualism, the ! Saw Vandernoel on Monday morning last witness on the stand yesterday, was1 at the Bank, he was sweeping water meat for dinner and think it was about tunes, and none of them are so late as Then ho explained tliat this cousin on hour Wore dinner. We always have meridian time. The time that I carried roomed with him nnd was not present continued. <Mit ef the Bank but did not notice anydinner nt 12 o'clock on every day. the meat home was right after the talk when' ho told tho story. Ho had told Ques.—What {»<irt of the evidences off- thing peculiar about tlie water. Asked Mr. Cheever.—-How many kinds of with Field and Denning. the story on tho day of tho arrest and indebtedness as exhiliited in schedule, him if he know where Held was, and time have they in Manistee ? - Court adjourned till 2 p. m. about a week after when Mr. Baker ho raid he did not knew. Do not re­ -A” cmue into your pusaestaon ? . Ans—Could not tell that unless I was present, but did not remember nnv Ho knew how many ^retches there were in i aftkxxoon sestiox. Ubjeoied to by Mr. Hughes and ob­. member all the ooacereation. other occasion until abbut three wook? looked polo and raid l»e was rick. Do jection overruled and exception noted. I Mr. William Duuham was recalled to ago when I told it to Mr. Nelson. Did [ not know that he said anything about This memorandum in my hand 1 Mr. Cheever.—Did you understand identify another signature, which waa not remember where he and Nelson made lust evening, but the Court ruled। being in the army or contracting tlie that question ? called 'George Vanderpool’s and was wore when ho told the story to him. Ans.—I don’t know as I did. j attached to exhibits “ P,” '*Q” and “R.” it inadnifesablo when he road the items. diarrhoea there. as in tho Bank half Thought he had testified tit Kalamazoo named da schedule “A’’ above named ass iui hour locking around. Did uot see Ques.—Do you swear vou dou't un- ' One note was testified to ns being ii^his that ho saw these blood stains. Can any blood. Saw Vandoqiool again after ., derstand that question ? ' follows: handwriting, but the other he could not tell near the time I got up on the 6th of dinner and talked with him, du uot re‘ Mortgage against Ihtorson' in th*i Ans.—I don’t know what ywu want. 1 identify. September. It was about daylight, did hands of Ramsdell ft Benedict, 8248 00 | call what was said. Remember having Ques.—Du you swear you didn’t unCroas^xamined by Mr. Hughes, aot look at any timepiece. Got up ns a conversation with him iu regard to 80 Duimets note to Johnson, ' " 00 " derstand my question ui*suon ?r 1 soon as I awoke and not before. Was moving tho trunk and ho objected, rayrvalh-, 20 00 Jenkins & Ries’ unte, Ans.—Well, r . ” ’I shoal dn’t want; Noticed the stove in the office but did dark in the store, but tho curtains were re ffid not. not notice whether it was warm or cold. down. Knew it was daylight from the 50 00 teg he had been advised not to let-it be to swear I did or Hodkcr Ellis note, moved. Was there Wednesday with — Answer wy question. j Vanderpool gave the items for the 17 15. H. ’Q Clark’s note, Mr. Cheever.—J appearance nf tho looks when I went did not not understand understand | •chedulo^and exhibits to me in the jail / Cole & Wing’s unto. 12 001 Mr. Conover aud Mr. Ingram. I was Do you ewwar you you did out doors. Did not sleep in tho Bank 150 <00 asked to gu by the Prosecuting Attarny. my question whea J asked you about I He said he would give os near an exact but in my bedroom in the store. My / Moffitt & Skilling’* note. Went to see if we could find ouv-traevs j exhibit as he could, but did not say that B.«F- Aldrick’s note, WHO*I • ..-------------------------------- * —;- the kinds of time? cousin slept with me. The smoko was | he could moke it accurate. ................. ” Csaover .di IfiiOnj^f' .. hialds whereabouts. uzd I M inritt Norman’s -note, Ans.—Would like to have it a little in tho direction of tho rivor and tho went.to tho ’house for Viuidetpool. The eighteenth witness R. G. Peters, Hank. There are Kteamlxiats and tugs (’ouk and McDonald’s order, 31248 ! “ ” ' * We more defanto, I don’t understand it now. ।j being duly sworn said : W. S. Munn’s note, ■MH <00 made Jraown our busineas to him and Ques.—What do you think I meant on the river but not a groat number. 41*75 be wsobwilliocfy without uy limitation by kinds of time ? E. N. Soiling** wader, I have lived in Manistee five yean. There wore four tugs I think, but think S.Sbben ft Co. :±0K 15 at all From the Bank I wont across . Remember the event of Field’s dis- one of the tugs was laid up but do not Aus-—To be honest about it-----appearance. -50 the river for Mr. Wheeler, a book keej>- ' !) Butt’s note, Qu**.—What do you think 1 meant I1 aj know. The steamrt* laa also lay er to oxamine the books. Vanderpool u' Chattel inort, or iBilliard by kinds of tine ? (OK let the witness ' 11 r Had a conversation with Vandcqtool in the river, which makes was arrested on <hi» day, bat 1 was not 1 l<e honest about it, interposed Mr. regard to it, on the street near the Bank in Sabie, five. They have smoke stacks and their in the Bank at tho time. Me was Hughes.) j “at• -* about clock I. uiher Smith’* iwk. “*-♦ *tliree ’•— -o’’-i —v -r. M. on Monday. . smoko is white and blue. Jhere was brought out of tho Bank suidsr arrest Hoary Huntington s note, 100 oo To be honest alxrat it I don’t think I asked him if he hod heard of Field, a landing for these about l.T^ods west as 1 undcratoud ' Eugene Turner’* nah*, you menu snuch of anything. (Ap­ ho said he had not, that he had run but I do not call that very near the Ques.—Conwou give the dates of the plause.) Ques.—What mae.tim amount away and hod taken with him a note of Bank. It is not a very common thing alterations yua have pointed -out? bilities of the firm ? Ones.—What did Vou think I meant $100, given by me to them and request­ for tugs to wait in the river iu the rear Ann—1 can -with the book. Direction made l»v Mr. Hughes umd | by kinds of lime when 1 um>1 that ex­ ed that I i>ay it to no one except him. of the Bank because tho water ia wt He was b«re given the Look ■v-hon he pression ? overrated and exception noted. This note was presented to me m about; deep enough. There is a channel in Amt.—Do not remeaiber exactly but road the dates on tbo paras above given. Ans.—I .will redsco jt to writing, I two weeks for collodion, by Mr. Dun­ tho rivor so that vessels can pass up but Mast of thebook4s in Mr. Vanderpool’s Lave said it so many times it war about or $7,000. ham. It waa dated about the 1st off they cannot stop there, for tho current Ones.—Can you-skate the schedule writing. Vanderpool’s hnud writing Mr. Cheever.—1 anbmit, if the (>rart September, and was payable in 20 days. is very swift ceases on July 10th, 1869, nnd Fields pita?., that the writneM answer my , Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. The liabilities. Mr. Hughes asked Irin, rata of Objection made Mad overruled anil •ex­ writing begins on July l±k. Tho book question. . means I have of fixing the time of my is ven- slovento kept. thb- witnesi ception noted. Witness.—Well, I submit, if the conversation on Monday, is that I had. tbo current, when Ques — Do not the baohs ehssr that Acs.—Liabilities are $4,650. Court please, th at J have doue so. an engagement with a logger and went. replied about six mile* an hour, then he Quei.—Can you stole whether jaou time were inexperienced busineet men ? By the Court.—I tfaink the answer of' to see him after dinner. When I asked[ asked if tho current was running, six have found any fiafcilliies not named in Objected tr by Mr. Chureh, and the witness was tu» fair ns could bo ex­ biff where Field was, ho raid he had' miles nn hour, and the tug should run the schedule ? pected 'under the circumstances. run away and had taken my note and arpned at rars length by Mr. Hughes, Ans.—I have frond some. Mr.'Choevor.—I want tlw witness to two drafts, and requested mo not to pay up stream at the rate of six miles aii when answer was . taken that he did answer the questioa what he understood Quts. - Can you ataxe the amount!-? tbo note unless I paid it to him. The hour, whether it would not stand still, Ol(jectu<l to by Mr. tliughos and over­ think them inexperienced. me to moan by kinds of time. reason 1 remember the conversation nnd and witness thought it would. By .the Const. — State what you under­ not the )»crsons,is that I saw him with so ruled and excejitioE ncned. .Vauden>ool looked pale. I arid, but 1 Think I could tell if tho smoko had many persons about that Aiu.—I have found about ifnfiO. I kthaps no.more than any one would stood. time, been from a tug lying dirocoly opposite An*.—1 can do that for all future I do not remember any Have made inquiries in regard tatfize who was sick. I was assigaeo and any conver- tlie chimney. Had been in tho bank M^curiLes claimed to have been given to fouml a certificate of 890 drawn by time. I don’t .understand that the man j of them individually, ----- —-j, while the ...v waver-। before I saw the smoke, but never slept Field'oy Vanderpool Have talked cf it Field and no stub in the book to ror- lias any meaning about any of his ques­ ration had a particular importance at- there to dream out whore Field was. tions. 1 asked Mr*. Vanderpool to come among the neighbors. 3 have asked Vea- roepand with it, nor any aceuuat of it. tachedtoiit* while no importance at­ Have heard that mon went there, by to rny house, .and Miss Scribner was tached to the jiersons. Have never witness wsa then told that he would derpedl, for ono, and ho raid it was town ' permission of Mr. Secor to watch the living .with lior and camo too, she came paper but did not mimctxiy in particular. be allowed to go Lome uu rendition soon altar the arrest, and staid till after given a different version nf this convor- bank, and I have heard it reported that aatiou. Testified at Manistee, but did Did not.ask him to aasro whose p*pcr that he should rand to Mr. Hugkei the tlw first trial. Ao not think she ever not testify that Vanderpool said he “be­ they went there to dream out where Fiehl was. I was passing there one iu jmrtioalar I tliink. Know Vamer- Is<dcer of the Bank. paid me a dollar herself, but 1 was paid, lieved Fteld had run away.” Have night and saw them going in, did not pooi’s hand writing ar.d was shown m testified at Kalamazoo and jicrhaps said D. L). Ruggles being duly sworn, she paid me. She left some furniture, read some of the pamphlet of the first testify at Kalamazoo that I found them [>aper which he ivoogzBaetl as hi.s. lit trial but it gives my testimony inaccu ­ dhere, but that 1 was going past. Do -ivae exhibit " C.” Smwral other papas said: I have lived at M<ni*«te< three but I do aot recollect wh.it, ns I sold it. rate. I can swear that he said he had not know poritivoly that there was u recognizud as life and they were exhihak vears. Know Fiehl and Vanderpool. Think I sold two sofas, nnd the carpdts run away instead of saying that he be­ dentist’s office over the bunk. There is *‘D,” “ E,” and “ F.” Knew Field'* i il»<niamlwr the -event of Fields disap- and chain; etc., and received for all hand writing and was shown ]»i>eru! IicanuMX*, which M as on <Sanday, but uo about 8375. With thia I paid Mr. lieved he had run away. Can give very a pair of stairs loading up on the which'he;testified to as (being in lue j not remember the day of the month. Friends account of 870. Ito not recol­ nearly the words of the conversation be­ outside of the bank building. Tho Saw Vanderpool that day near the Ty- lect what 1 testified at Kalamazoo in re­ tween us. Cannot tell upon whom .ho little platform on the bank of the river writing. 'These were exhibits raid the drafts were upon because they nnd “ H.’’ Vanderpool also wrote “ F1 ■ «on house. This was situated about 18 gard to it My son colloctod it and at­ I did not interest me but my note did. is for anchoring little boats but I never rods from tho Bank and on the opposite tended to the accounts and I do not saw a fishing boat there. Tho people of and “.J.” Mr. George Woodruff l>eing duly Manistee get their fish from the fisher­ Nr. Eggleston—Please Uok at t xhib- I sido of the street The Bank is a little know whnl he did with the balance. ) sworn, said : its “C," “iB," “E.” “ F,” “I,” and “J.” i mirth of east of .the hotel. Had a conmen nt tho mouth of tho river and they Ques.—Who runs the house ? werration with Vanderpool, whoa he 1 have lived in Manistee for throe bring them up iu small row boats, but and «eo by whom they are rigned. j years. Know Field and Vanderpool. never saw them* land at this bank dock, Ans.—Four are signed “feearge’’ in said ho had settled with Field, paid him Ques.—Who runs the house ? Ans and passed receipts. He said he had | Remember the event of Field's disap- but have see^4hein«tand at Kirkland’s Vantterpodl’s hand writing, and tlie rest — I run it, just assure as you're alive. are signed “ George Vandeepool, ” in been anxious to buy him out tor swue- Found the money in the sink and I I pearance which was on Sunday. I was dock. Never eountecT'tho number of txse, but Field would not sell out unless clerking in Tyson « Robinson’s store at fishermpn bn tho river, and do not know his hand writing. took it out myself. I had asked Van ­ Mr. Eggloetan—Ixxik ut exhibits “G" be paid him tho money, and ho oould derpool for pay for board which led him' the time, I think. The distance l>o- the number. Would not be .as con­ tween the Bank and store was 80 venient to lanl at tlie bank dock, and “EL,'’and tell me who rigwd them. rat do that without embamuing the to tell mo about it. or 85 rods. Slept in the store and arose because it would bj rowing up against —Ans.—They urv signed “ Herb,” in Bank, but that day he hod consented Ques.—Did you testify at Kalamazoo। about daylight on Monday following the the current pist where people live and to take iiart paper. This was Sunday Field’s hand writing. about 8 o’clock and tbo conversation that he told you that you would find n disappearance of Field. Opened the then they would liavu to cany them Witness was also shown exhibit “K” was broken off by Field's coming along. roll of money in a certain place, and back door of the store and saw some­ back. They usually sell their fish at urhich was signed by Vanderpool Saw Field on Baileys corner mid be that you might take enough for her thing at the Bank which attracted my the hotels and meat markets. Mr. Eggleston—Turn to page 115 of went up toward the meat market, aud board and give the rest to her? Ans.— attention. Then I went to the front Ro-direct by Mr. Church. Do not remember. door. Smoke first attracted my atten­ Journal of Bank. Do you fiud “4” Vanderpool and I went up there togeth­ Tho Saginaw Home is above the er. Met Mr. Denning end was talking bojsgod to '■ 0.” Ans.—I do. Asked for this money before the fur­ tion when I was at the back door and dock about half a milo. There are Also found ou 121 a change, to him when Field came along and join­ niture was sold. Do not remember how then I went to front door to look at it three hotels besides this and they are m ed in coavorutioa with as about 10:80 much was due when I asked for it, but There were no ’ buildings directly in and on j>ages 127, 129, 134, 185 were the vicinity of Kirkland’s dock. or 11 o'dock and this is the last time I iperhaps not over $12. The rest I sent range between where I was and the changes all swore to as bring in Van­ saw him. I asked Vanderpool after­ over the lake and got it changed and Tho twentieth witness Mr. Jeremiah Bank building. Ramsdell & Hurd's derpool’s writing. On page 137 witness words, OThen . iu jail what received 8102.00. Did not give the Hardware store was between, but stood Shackolton being duly sworn said : him iu and he balance to her. I gave Vanderpool to back so as not to obstruct my view. did not know whether it was Vander­ ho I livo in Manistee and am engaged currency. Then uaderstand that I would not tell about Were two chimneys in the roof of tho in tho grocery business. Knew Field pool’s or not and over this point. Coun­ raid, I paid him I said that was for if ho had this which led him to disclose where it building in which the Bank is, one in and Vanderpool and remember tho sel hod a sharp art to. Items on pages paid him in p*per 110 could b« traced was, did not mean to lie to Vanderpool front and one back. Tho Hardware event of the disappearuNoo of Field. Was 139, 140, 143, 144, 140, 191 and 192 from that when it back for collec­ about it Gave the rest of the money store obstructed the view of the tack in ' the bank on Monday following it. were sworn to ns changed by Vander­ turn. Vanderpool “aid : That ■ it to the Prosecuting Attorney. Mrs. Van­ chimney. The smoke was white and Went there to take up a draft found pool Items on pages 148, 150, 152, that’s it, but I paid him all in currency. derpool was at my house at the time hlue and was in large quantities. Have Mr. Vanderpool there, when I went 157, 181 189 and 190 were sworn to os I asked Van perpool for pay for board .her room was searched. I was there been in tho Bank of Manistee while 1there he was scrubbing and I told him for Mrs. Vanderpool and Miss Scribner, 1but did not go up stairs. Mr. Ingram Field and Vanderpool owned it. Tho I came to take up a draft of 8195 and having been changed by Held. On and Mr. Bullis were there. Do not* sidewalk in front of tho Bank is con- 'wanted to pay mine of one hundred dol­ Bank book was found several items on would go down to tho house, I would know at what time . ■o of the night it was siderably higher than the rirer, and lars, and wanted the balance in currency, Dr. and Cr. sides of Fields account, but I find some gold under the sink, I went but think it was about midnight Do stairs load down to the river. Went be 1 took it and went to the safe and put to — meJ first Do down these stairs after the arrest, bat I it r_L_ — ! in and came back and wont to scrub­ all were in Field’s hand writing. ;! back with Sheriff Secor and found it not know who spoke not remember the ' day.— bing, 1 I find no account of George Vander-1 just m he said. Think there, were three not know that I talked with any one do wnen 1 asked him if the disappear­ stringer drops, 1ance of Field had ilustratod him so that poor, ia the book. ----- — — u pieces, -JT.h. 85.00 American gold and the except Mr. lonvu. Remonstrated with Noticed on tho 1 could not transact business, when he balance was in what years ago was $4,­ them about going into their room. Think stains which looked like blood, such on he Hero witr.ess was shown exhibits “L," I oould have prevented them, they did । we pronounced it at that time. Mr. asked 80. Thera were about 20 pieces. 1 me what I wanted, and I told him “ M," “N,” ond ,ri0,” in a little pass not show any writ for searching. Ou Hughes asked that the but clause, when ho went and got a pile of bills and Cross examined by Mr. Cheever. 1 book all in Field’s handwriting. I Ques.—How long have you lived in | the Sunday morning that I talked with 1 “such as we pronounced it,” be stricken began counting but a inau coming in ho Vanderpool he said he hod been anxout * stopped and _________ _Hill ___ __ ____ _______ turned away. Mrs. Know Miss and Mr. Hall; Manistee ? The drops were of a radish color Vanderpool and another lady was there Ans.—My family have been there— ions to buy him over A r a long time but Were you present at the j Ques.—Were presei 1 the time. I counted out $95 and Mr. Cheever.—Answer my question. could not unless he should take port pa­ and about the size of the end of tho at Hall wbe when Hall paid store of Willard ft Holl per. finger. >returned the rest, and I should. judge I Ans.—I could not tell you. Miss Hill a sum of money ? Ques:—Did you advise Sheriff Secor Ques.—What do you think about it ? At tho endpf the stairs and just at tho (took ono ninth or one tenth. 1 saw Objection made by Mr. Hugbes. The Ans.—I thought you only wanted a in regard to arresting Mrs. Vanderpool ? brink of tho river is a little platform. other packages of bills in the safe, but ( proj>osition was to show that thia Ans.—No, I told him to let her out direct answer. The distance between tho stairs and do not know how much. money in amount corresponded Ones.—I want to know how long you and sent my daughter to stay with her. platform is about twenty feet and this Cross-examined by Mr. Cheever. with the entries in a small book kept have lived in Manistee ? ( Re-direct, by _ Mr. Church. space is sandy. ] Had lived in Manistee one year at Ans.—Well,as long as I don’t know, ‘ Ques.—Have you any explanation to( by Mr. Field, and for the purpose of esThere was spot on the platform that time and was pretty well acquainted charge against Vander। pool of making tlie changes in the Bank books. Hall did not count the I mouey, but Mr. Dunham bad counted �■with Vondernool. A few days previous, Nf • H< JJfc*WAU*I*» cither lie or Field come around with a I Rsairm or Deeds. Notaby Public, |100 draft and I accepted it by writing my name on tho back of it but do' BEIEIAL not know that I said anything. Looking through the front window uf the counter if the safe door was open I of lands fn Barry County fnmfebed on could see tlie top of tho burglar proof ' application, at my ofltoe In the safe. Do not know whether there was Court House. a burglar preaf there, or not, but W. H. JEWELL. I know there was a little drawer. MM. . Ques. - Did you see a burglar proof box in that safe or not? Ans-—I do not know that I did. I saw a drawer that ho drew out, oould not ko tho end of it before ho drew it out Saw the money in tho drawer. This was 7 cr 8 inches wide and perhaps three inches deep. Did not see the money rill tho drawer was pulled out. . When I handed him uty draft I told him that 1 wanted the draft of $100 and the difference in currency. Ho put mine in the drawer and came back and Went to sciubbing, when I asked him if Field’s disappearance flustruted him ] so that ho could not transact business, whan ho asked what I wanted, and when 1 told him ho went to tho safe and got a pile of bills aud commenced count-1 Of Home Manufacture, iiig it when a mon camo in and qioku to him nnd he turned away when I begun I counting tho money and when ho camo back I/told him I bad counted it, and* Go to the ho had better two if it was all right, and ho «aid it was all right and I loll, baw him on Friday and Saturday pre­ vious, and do not think ho looked un­ usually pale. Ques.— Did you testify at Ke’umaxoo that ho looked polo on Saturday. Do not think it is exactly reported there. West of Bank. Qucitian repeated, when ho said he did so testify. Mr. A. W. Smith being duly sworn said: A. WOOLEY For the ATTENTION! f^iqial a>d 6hUw Ca$. Good Borgoias in vair VEir*OR a roi.fic. ATTORNEY'S al Lew, Ha*linn. Miehlna. Office overNnUonal Bank, corner State and Jefferoon Street*._____ _______________________________ (Jan be hud by Calling nt RVSSELL ^NEriES' D. R. COOK & CO’S Hast tMr tuie Ooodt. CHAS. 11. BAUER. Office in Hlistings- Hr Oflier the following Tax Titles BEST AND CHEAPEST I. A. & E. A. H OL BROOK. •end l> the borine* of their caning: Conveyaaeinx. collectini. milltepr and real eMate etaiau in< tailo I. Office in Holbrook Block. Hartings. IIIIOTS ffl ■«, WM II. HAYFORD of LAJTDH Situated iu the varioua Townships Barry County — ouo uf tho best Counties in tho State of ATTORNEY and Connaclkr at Law. and Solicitor in lAancery. Justice of the Peeee. and Real fctata Agent: lamli booght end wM, and *11 tarnnoaa traniaelions on roaconable term*. Office over Goodyear A Bartow'* ctor*. ............. _•____ C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at Law. feUeiter in Chancery, wib attemi promptly to ail Vuemert entreated to him Office over J P Robert* A Co.‘« drug etore: office tore at ail hour* till 9 o'clock f. u. • Michigan, ASSYRIA. •w «l ll W ■. j* S«f »<?4 WM. L. COBi:, ATTORNEY and Coaiwellonat law. Solicitor in Chanecry. and Circuit Court Commtaekner for Harry county, a Ill Mtcnd to nil huriiir®. eiitiu*:<d' t» him with iiromptnrH and fidelity. Office in Empire Block, Middleville. Michigan. HARVEY WRIGHT, Little Red Shop! MAPLE GROVE. ATTORNEY at Law. Inmrwncc and Axent. Will give prompt nttealiM la the lino of lii. jirofr*"i<in. Offi Block. A/iddleville, Mich. HYDE &- BALER. CASTIJvlvpi Howl, of Sew X»rk.. ami Xrw I , H Jd of ii h I livo in Manistee and have for 4 years, know the bank building and carried on business iu it. In the other part, in 1869, Field aud Vanderpool earied on banking business. Knew Field and Vanderpool aud remember the event of Field's disappearance, Look out for which was ou Sunday, on that day 1 was in the shoo shop frim 10 o'clock till 12. Mr. RatasdcU, Mr. Brain and Mr. Wright we/o alto there, Mr. Ramsdell Adttrtiumtu'.of GRANT ^\PMTLLIPS. went away in about 15 minute t after coining in. Tho r&»‘. staid till I went out. Field mid Vanderpool cam-i in nnd said they wanted two of us to sign • a paper and Mr. Ramsdell and 1 stopp­ ed up,and, watched them write their names and we wrote ours. 1 think neither of/taetn had a coat or hat on. They brought tho pen and ink with them. Was shown a paper with his | Mr. MARBLE hsring bought the Cardlag JJ» name attached which ho testified to as chi«.o lately owned iu Middlerille, and his hand writing. They camo in a little having removed it to Healing*. and after 11 o’clock and we started tor home about 12, wont directly homo when I started, looked ut tho chick when 1 got homo nod it was botween half past 12 j and 1 o’clock. Have often been iu tho j bank and had observed there a small lathing hatchet, but could not disco bo it particularly. Wa men in the shoo shop were bilking about tho war tdEF'Wcol sent byRailroad will be I soma of tho time and sumo uf tho OF MEN'S time about religion, the Swedenborg Carded to order, and,sent back in good i religion find its prluciplus. After 1 ate [ condition. - my dinner, o boatman camo and wanted I his boots and I wont to f the shop and i got them, when Air. BrAin camo in and I Shop in BARLOW A GOODYRAR’S wo staid ^hore till about 4 o’clock, when • n>y journo.,inan. Mr. Qinavan camo in Now Warehouse, and wo left him there. Next came l down to shop on Monday morning and ’ In the (ily, Mnnnfactnred by Adjoining C. F.’Dwight A C>'» Foundry. saw Vanderpool stauding in tho door ai; if ho had been scrubbing, ho had a broom or mop in Ips hand, and 1 said ; WELCOME MARBLE he loukod ns if he hud been hard at' wiriiL L- RUSSELL, ATTORNEY at Law. Inwanee and Coitectini Ax'’. Office over Shopbdl A Drown • Mort. Ri»hvillo. Mkhlean.!■»»» ' ii'.'S’.A’.'t&nl. Ci.avxLaan, of Ohio. N*rioa*i. Lint, of Philadelphia. R.ilw.y I’A.-MKXdxB*. of flartfonl. .. Office, eor:i*r of State and Jeffanon Smet*, eve Barlow A Goodyear'* Store. C. nrpe. Vote. IL E*v*b. e«,of ae W oardimj WOODLAND. DRS. J. M. & C. RI SSELL, PHYSICIAN’S and Suaw. Th* treatment of Private JH’^aera will rvcaive nartieuIarettentioE. At Hastings. DRS. IL J. A. E. F. BROWN. JOHNSTOWN. UOMtEQFATHIC Phjakiane. Ofieein old P. O. builJing. Special attention paid to CHRONIC I’.AI.TIMtiRE PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwelling on Drend-, -ay. near the Court Home, 30 Years Experience!! BEST STYLE JOHN ROBERTS WM. UPJOHN, PH YBl'-LAN and Surjeon. OQe* weft end of Stal 4$^ ■traet. llM'.incr. HASTINGS. ]■<* w I except lid'acre* 5v CARLTON. u w b' ofu etf ■‘■•V V. BARRY. Painting Gold & Silver Watches, run across the rtver and back, and in this way they could save their ton cento toll. Court here adjourned till 9 o'clock to­ morrow morning. Horsemen ATTENTION I Rri® x„a»n. “™«rrr. Snrjecii aafl Mechanical Dentists, *rtr l*r*ut A Phillipa Store. HaMlnp. MILOT.1VHEEI.FH. COUNTY Trearare.-. efli-c ia the Court H'riur. RUTLAND. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. SHERIFF. OUVvv at Uio Court Iluu.c. Itutlnri, Mtehiaaa. DEPUTY U. S. 31 acahal. General C~1icccins Ajent irul Anetbinarr. ' E. H. 'I ALLOKV Deputy Sheriff of Darry Connts; va’^- "» *ho C<mrt Hot Miehina. at the IRVING. NATIONAL HOTEL, SHEPHERD A CAMPBELL. Prnprieto-. corner State and I'rwk .treat. The only flr«t-ol m Ho­ tel i n the city. < har<e« modem* and everybody made to feel at home. Splendid aeoommodatioa.i lor annt*. JniWtf ii > j of n PRAIRIEVILLE. MlDi>i.r:> ii.li: bxcbasbe. nuid55?.r' Ifcr—rtr Clerk rf <1. HMUM. Itnmiej Prr>priM.nr. Tem* moderate, nnd the ciimfurt of guewl* made a ir-.-Miiitj. n w >*' of n • X r ti of e J «<i AARON CLARK. ORANGEVILLE. CITY PAINT STORE! To the Ladies!! \ LATE OF CAR ADA. «ucrr»«or to Dr. Elik, HomxX l«lhic I’hyficiau. Snrreon and Acwoaetour. Ha. l>mn*r>rntly ioeatrd at Middle*ilk. IIav ins had exteariveexperienreln Hoepital and private pro. tie* 1* preparrd to treat all DbvaMn by lho mo.: improved and lurcewtul manner. Office and Ik.idener oppaUte Wm. IL Holtwood. &<t. S|»rehl attention riven to Snntrry nnd dteea>e* of children. Cail/ promptly attendid to. novllWtf STEWART te STEIN* Il OFF. HOPE WOODRUFF ! PAINTERS. A. I*. DBAKK, M- D. A. HANLON’, M. D., FINE BOOTS! ty dirty and ho thought h*« had butter REMEMBER, This is the Lad who drove clean up. 1 asked hint if ho know i the. doves to market, and ' where Field was, be said he was about town •Kunewhere. 1 askM him if they the same boy stopped Washington Block, South State St. had dissolve!, and when he told me at Stauffer's they had, I sutiil I was surpris j.l us they boomed (p bo doing businest amicably and making money. lie said that Fio'.ii wanted to go and ho thought ho had better let him Did not notice what Canavan was dctug when I lelt him in CaT" All Styles of Women’s and Chil­ tho afternoon. dren’s Wcar.“©s Cross, examined by Air. Hughes. — ! Had lived thoro’at that time about 2 The Best in the City. years. Hml boon in that shop not for I from t* year and a half. A dentist' carried on business overhead and I ' J. C. WOODRUFF. think a family lived there sometimes. I Think’tho duntwfs ahop was over tbo’ Bank, but the entrauco to all tho rooms ’ __ _ up stairs was up tlie outside stairs.— \/OT Wai'DL TtVOals (itallhOllFS, The niton was quiet tho i• "" ' ’ and the Remember the place. Op­ Bankand tho rooms overhand' that day.i1 positc Lein’s Bakery. Discussed religious subjects and they! South side State St. talked pretty loud to me, being dent. COMMITS K BROWN, Went into shop about the .time people j wont to church, but camo out and went > home after people La l returned. Did I ILnae-Paintinj, not fall in and walk homo with peopb Graining, returning front church a i I do not care Paper-Hanging, to create false impro*,ion* in regaid to Kaltomining, L^c., • Mra. N. A. Morrill wl»b<a to renounce to tho ta ­ my religion. Went to shop about half- ( le* of Hartina aud vininily that she la con«tretly Sign and Ornamental past six on Monday morning and found ‘ Canavan there. He lodged in tho shop and swept out iu tho morning. Wo Done in tho laUttatylM. i usually opened tho shop nbout 6 o'clock - «-AU«Fli. <>f Hoop Skirt* manufactured D*»ler» in Wall l’»p«r, Window ' Shhvie* picture Frames, Looking in tho morning. Went down tho stairs ( GluMm. Varaiahfla, Lmdi, to the river before I wont into my shop Oita. Mixed Painta Arant's Haalfags. June Irt. 1K1, | jnlni3 Materinte. Window and immediately after I came down. . Glau, etc., etc. Saw nothing on the stairs that attracted 00 TOICLS.RFS FORr PICTURES. . Shop corner of Chnrch and 8l*l« I my attention. My eye sight is not as ■ Street*, Haatinn. Mich., orer Balky', ,! Unrnaaa Shop. ftit i good as it once wits and 1 use »p>'« for close work but cun see pretty well with­ out them, at long range. Vanderpool had boen swooping water out on the walk and had a mop cr broom in his hand and I supposed he was scrubbing out, but did not follow him into the Bank, nor did I pay any attention to it Never saw tho little hatchet after the BUUl IX OppotiltP. 0. disappearance, that 1 know of, was shown one at tho Manistee trial but could not identify it. Tho little plat­ form at the edge of tho river was for CTXJCKS, DR. C. C. LINSLEY, BOTANIC and Keloctlo Phyaieiau and, Denlirt. treat* all chrenle and aenle di»eare»; will attend to all calk by day or clsht. OlSee at Naahvile. Dam- conntv Mich. n the B»h»d State., will attend to any call for tlio SALE Of' to'OtTH rYay Aeetlon. on *t»»rt SlftT te.idcneo ar.l I'.-t Office Addrrei, Middleville. <»ct!3uiC JOHN MICHAEL, of n w HOUSE and Stea Painter. Gltuicr. and Paper HantlownyVfisnF "“"k °f B4”rnB * U*’’ » i, uf a e a w kofi-V nwWorenK r,'.'«f»e| House I?£iin.tei’H I Will take Job* for PaintiA*. (al*o Graining in all YANKEE 8PP.INOS. VlanliiK HAMS, WILLIAMS. A CO. or»^of*a,V lo nw^ofnwjf » **?’,•*. 34 Mlaoctlnpcoua C'arctM. THORNAPPLE. Partiofl desiring to purchase will __ do «rll to CM. We wiU cboerfolly giro .11 ioTormatioa desired. x>. OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. BOIMBTII. .’’ . . J. ROBERTS A CO. ii. cook ae col CALL AT JOHN STANLEY’S « v- J’A£riNGS NURSERIES- G. K. OWEN. Proprietor, an the Grand ] Fine Gold Jewelry, Solid Silver anil Plated Ware. Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MEDICINAL PURPO8& Valchea, Clock* and Jeweiry Repaired । A'?°> Imported Donblin nud W arranted. Porter and Edinbnreh J. Roberts A Co., al ths Post Office, keep the Daily Bakner for sale. �^hc Republican :ZC3SS K MWIT. - . . Subscribe In the Behnk* June is an sdltorial *1871” . one of said Board will you allow tne to reply thrtmgh fhc Bannbu to your wboieeofc charge of “Injustice.” It is related of Daniel Webster that, । You start out with th? grave charge being interrupted in tho midst of a that great injustice wa» done to the city sjieech, on one occasion, by * request to I and towushlpof Hasting* in the action discuss the National debt, ho replied of the Board which I deny, nnd charge “The National debt 1 why certainly, it | must bo paid.” And then, thrusting the responsibility of the city and town­ ship of Hostings taking the “new de­ Ids hitnds deep into his brooches peckots, added: “How much is it? I’ll parture" and going up $136,827 and Prairieville down $12,461, on the pay it myself.’’ From the remarks of certain over-zealous champions of Gen. Democratic member* of tho Board, aud more especially our very worthy chair­ Grant we arc sometimes led tn believe that what Webster magnanimously man. I lu^uro you, Mr. Editor, (with­ promised to do with nvery final I debt out the Co.) if any injustice was done, the present Executive has done with a as a Republican, I am wUiiogto assume very large one. The New York Stand­ onc-elphtoenth of tho responsibility. ard, for instance, tu-Eurw ub that “Gen. Really, Sir, I did no: think you serious Grant has reduced tho public debt” In your tirst charge of injustice. I sim­ to the extent of—wo forget how many ply thought it a political dodge for efTect, IrarolrcJ thr.nron.1 nUlilont <>l,u:->"™repeated tbo cbarp.-, |.nwl«u nil .luiro ha.1 hr.™ th.; ,|,c ' O!,IX cbnngnl a port of tbo ro.pon.lbUl^.oople .T tho UnitoJ State- oberln- ,r'1 wl11 l’ive y°“ l'0»»<l‘of »»T tbolnw.otcongn.^ ..nd no .ulrootaij n,ul P>w«<> w»b your Ulu-traIn a wry onerou-otHl oppressive wdrm tJProro “Injustl.v." of taxation, had aoi-oni,-lulled thu creat * *’1 Ua-tl.iru tourubtp l.«.t yonr, j work. But perbajo n wore mUaktn ■ wlth n H»l">Hb»uSupervkor,.. a,e.)ltal- I and If theSlandnnr, o-arrtion bo.-or! I"d l.y tli. ll «rdMMCd,0'»,*ad ITtUdo. root w.. hope there will bo no ,„..o ' ■■Bio n.lUiult.publlain Sup.-.-v'.wr) wa. al.M. of Grant f..r rewivil.p ftreou odimUred at -<uo,s&.. and thU year tbo If hoi. paying off tbo deb: vrttb them , cll>' “l"1 towmblp ..f Hartbiw, with tliereea:. benaobjoothm to bl. .-.rob-- ,br"' >*ni«rratl« Supoirlrora »u in:r them. ■ . equalized nt $701,032. and PrairiovUie -■ -------------------------- this yenr $354,890. According to y<mr Excccstoxs TO rar Fab West.—Tho ! lh«jry that proves a clear case of -'inmanogora of the popular llurunoton J0411"’" ,0 0” City o' Ha-tlne«. What w ,,. i. . • does It prove? It simply proves that rout" Irnyo road,- orrauKomonU o K»o the pubho the bonoUt „r « grand „5cllr. CMfwl |n |n , M -.on and buffalo hunt to scutboru No- and Pruirieviilc has decreased $12,401. ' braskn, on the 29 of tliis month. You might a* well compare n farm last Tito excursion train will.leave the wllh 10 acres of improvements, Michigan Centra! railroad depot nt 5:2-'. ! aUI,0». ovrtrtd by a Hej.ubllr. August 29th, ami run through on 1««-thv farUi Ul1* -vcar« with 75 exprOM'time. Tickets fur th" round trip, acrc« of Improvements assessed at $3.00 • ___ r for _ T g>>4, ow.ici by uy three Hirer Democrats, uvniurmix, to io provec . Detroit to Lincoln nnd return, $34. ]j a®’1 owns-l gv.l.* '. in this at tho depot your ease. can _“ * * city .............. _ ‘ ’ inJartie■ ‘ns ‘in “ Central railroad, ' Why not In you. Eeoltorcomparisons . office of th" Michigan Centinl IT ilowen, hmmm 37 ft? Congress ! roihu-ir.: Barry, Johnstown, Assyria, or irom A. II. Cartieton, Woodland mid Thornapple. I street. . . As the excurriou is limited to 150 per­ i all townAlns about equal in wealth ; sons, |uu*ties desiring to take the benefit 1 with Prairieville, with the city and »of this opportunity to see the West must ’ town-h.p of lliv-tings? The "result ma^appHcatijn at oace’.to tho agent, was the result of figures nnd not of pol­ itics Your city Sujicrvisor is well uccquaiut Kkec rar. Ilnxii Cool.—The*© uro cd with the value of the real and pcrAugust days when it is well to remomsanal csta'e of the City of Hartings ns 1 l»r tyrton'ii sketch ol Artemus Word : i am supposed to Ims of the township of1 •‘He was not a deep drinker. Ho was Prairieville. We com|»arcd our rolls— I a man of strong appetite. It was tho righuw^'taSditr which iZifTTl . , • .. iu forming the ba-dtk of our Oi-setiaments. ! system needed for sleep that sent him to his grave forty years before his lime. > And ••result”, further rhows the com . ' Fur men of Iris position or cast of char- mH tee on c-{aalixati«A deducted from ' actor, furhill editors, literary men ami tio rejl wtale valuation of the rolls of artists, there is but ono safety—tetot-il-1 Hastings city 15 per cent, and from the ism. He should have taken the advice rolls of Hastings township $81,000 and ; of a stage driver on tho plains, to whom ' added tp the real estate valuation of the ■ he offerol some whisky ; and I recoin-1 rolls of Prairieville4 percent. Horrid i ihend it .strongly to the countless hosts “injustice.” ’Fhc old ndnge, “A person | . who read this, pajier every week : ‘ I i c/tvlm ed against his will isof the wune • won’t drink ; and I don’t want to sen [ i^dnhsn still.”’ .•wybodr e!« .Hnl1’um ct >ho •>!«»■ ^-A^oll „r u,3 |toir4 „„ .d„p,lo„ „f ...of Uuwmmjnte.o.-kwp wurtop. , otcommltw, o„ Equ,lu.M„„ Iron. 8” ’“•‘.-.ron, for two <rf <h. brain.*, that s all tlio uuierence. , , . . । Eroiy rommuoitr can furaiA it. ilh»°< HMlnc, tratious of good-hearted, able men, who • • uPer’,1:Oforget that the brain roust bo kept cool I Your next charge auainet our ahalr- j aud fre * man as being “Injudicious” wm grata- ! j itous w» also a^ata’t the committee. If • - in your wisdom t’icy erred, you ought ' Railroad Brevities. to have tin own your mantle of charity ' i over them and attribute it to tho head j Track laying on tho Detn. t, Lansing ■ and not of the heart. <k Lake Michigan Railroad, westward | !.w, » .«-■ 'j T“' W’" »' •« from Greenville, is ..ro.zroro-.uc, vrogresaiug, «... and the Howitnl Citr. ' . >"“!« by myMir-two road bod if cumk-teJ ’ 'to ” ’ " -- ----------u- before -----nfrom the It will nut bo. many weeks June{ south, three from the central, . • and tw<» from the north part of the j ttion will bn formed with tLo Grand i 1 county—a fair distribution over the 1 Rapids .t Indiana Railroad. county. Tn Justice to «*ur chalnnnn the The citizens of Muskegon believe that tho Di trail & I«ako Michigan railroad is jI Board thought him very inportlid. As ' I one of the committee I have nothing to . Jo term'iuito there. Mr. Joy and Mr. ’ ■ say. 1 have not any doubt but he Adams of Boston, have recently looked; • might have selected a committee to have I tho ground over at Muskegon. ' pleas'd you bettor, but I glvo it as my ■ ■ The groin nwrcluiuts ut Monroe com­ ! private opinion t<» you the “result’’ I plain ol the lack of nccomiuodntiomgiren • would not have varied much. tlicm by the Lake Shore & Jtfolugan A. C. Towne, Southern Railroad. They want an vkj Prairieville, Aug. 14.1871. ■ * voter and shipping facilities. . Tho grading on tho Boy City and Grand Rapids Railroad, was coinmonciHl at Rockfora, On tho 20th of last month. This road is to bo completed to GrcenAT'rorz.*.' rzxoA'.t r/> vill©, by Dec&mbcr next. bottled, It is proposed to construct a narrow gunge railroa'l'froin Flint to Lake Michi­ gan, by way of Flushing, Cbessaning, ",ky ALBERT EISELBERO. Gratio: to Pentwater. Hiram Mien., Acorn 22, 1871. Hams, Williams, & Co., Sash, THE Doors. Blinds, DRESSED HfflMM BANNER Of nil Kinds. Daratsr Bod Hog ®f C. F. Dwight A Co, HASTINGS, MICH. VANDERPOOL BOTTLED HENNA BEER ’ dkwtf The people of Adrian are determined to build a road to Saline, to connect ul­ timately with the Eel river rood if the jotter does not fail/ The Battle Creek people are discuss­ ing the project of a railroad running from that city to Stanton in Montcalm county. Tho city of Lapeer, with ajpopulation of 2,298, pledged $60,000 forJ the build­ ing of the Detroit and Bay City Rail- Corunna is to bo the point of junction ’ the Port Huron and Lake Michigan id th* Detroit and Milwaukee Bahroad. The Chicago and Lake Shore railroad is 133 miles in length, and doing a large amount of business. Th Michigan Control Railroad ore erecting new buildings at the Air Line Junction near Jackson. A railroad track tiiat will not wear out or make a noise is to be invented by » Lawton genius. The Grand Rapids peopio want the Detroit & Lansing Railroad extended to their city. Work was konsha on tall & Coldwater Railroad Farrier’s Improved!' Send in vour A-d^fertisements; tlmo nnd money * Price, onlyNf) CehLta Bottle, For Sala bjubrkrzuU* an.I holm OvarraDy. GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE ----------FOR--------- For Sale by ACKLEY A SLADE, ’ Hastings, Mich. H A! H A ! JOB WORK Go it.ere tor your CHOICE GBOOKR1E8! A fine stock Jrsr Opxxkd COME A. IND SEE THEM . Oysters and lijerrshmmts. on hand at all hours. 25yl !!• A. BUtiliLL. BOTH PLAIN OR A CAJEtD. Michigan Exchange. Warehouse on Broadway. Dmcrr, Fussast 1Mb, 1ST I. Bta: Tbto »o low »>4 fbvoreMy kH^rn c th* Travlta® Pablie, li h«r tb—regMy re- tar FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. ZST" Orders by mail for Advertising, Subscriptions or Job Work, promptly attendod to, and we will warrant Satisfaction. LUMBER, UTH, ail Sffiffl&LES August 10. 1871. C. N. SHEPARD, Chvtnd Rapids, Mich. W. T. EASTMAJTSI LIME, WATEB LIKE. genuine B.ttsrs in one DO Cents Bottle of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Bitter* than there ie In a whole case of any Physicians throughout tits City and CornSheller! Tend and Calcined Fleeter, but Frlee, only 50 Cents a Bottle. Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costiveness, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint. Fever & Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms , in Children, Files, Bilious Com­ plaints, l.ossof Appetite, Erup­ tions nf the Skin, Dimples on the Face, •and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic iu Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Fain in the Loins, Lumbago, Grarel, Rheumatism, ' <Pc. *Pc. GRANITE 8TATE FOB SALE AT a Vhlrtay nr atiraalathiz wilala tba rauca uiall. BlKPSnaa the following complaihts. 8t. CbartM Re»t»u»s«t «B JeSlmM St. THE CELEBRATE!) LUMBER, W. H. HOLMES, Pnbliiher. Accriox Bills printed on short notise at this Office. �Th* j\*|»d*uc\[< Warranted Cuatt Detroit, GrasftM] nois was recently called upon, for the Call on Miss Wilcox for millinery first time, to marry a couple. He nerv­ ously looked through " Every Man His FaBlUtier. goods of all the latest and beet style*. Own Lawyer” and "Haines' Township TJttA.VJEXzER>8> GUIDE. Fibst National Clothing House. Laws,” but failed to find the desired —Go there for the best and cheapest | form. Tho crowd grew impudent, and Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. ho told tlie cofcple to hold up their right hands. This done, he pronounced the tf E. G. Williams. Maili jfoEnal following charge: " You and each of do solemnly swear that in the cause now An Every-day Story. upon hearing you will tell tho truth, the whole truth, aud nothing but tho truth, ___ . LOO r. M. “ Hello John, where are you going ?” and that you will love, honor, cherish D?SS^^ioV,,'MU,MOr “- °WB “I was going down here to buy some and obey each other during the term of grocers.” J. ROBERTS. P. M. your natural lives, so help you God.” "Well I am going down to Mace Al­ Both answered solemnly, “ I will,” and ien’s to buy mine.” the justice charged them a dollar each "Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t and pronounced them man and wife. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. any of him, I always go there to buy Grand River Valley Division crockery and wall "paper, hut I never The Oldest Yet.—The HdUborqugh thought of buying groceries there. Not AUGUST i&n. (N. C.) Recorder of tho 9th says: long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery “ Mrs. Lydia Shanklin, probably tho nnd paj>cr enough to paper my house, there, 20 per eent. cheaper than I could oldest person in this State, died at her residence in this County o'u Friday last. buy any where else. Besides he war­ Sho was about 112 years old. Was n ranted it. The crockery lie keeps lH grown woman during tho Revolutionary । the Boot’s celebrated ware.” war. This good old Indy attended tho "Well, I always do so on groceries, organization of Orange Presbytery at i nnd I know you can. Besides lie takes Hawfield church, Sept. 1770, and was 1 j anything 1 have to sell at a fair price, very anxious to attend its centennial I too. I get a lietter tobacco. Lea and meeting in 1870; but tho gay girl of I sugar there for the same money than 1770 found herself bowed down with । any where else tn town.’* ago in 1870, and was unable to attend । M. ALLEN, the mooting.” Washington Block, Aug. IS, 1871. | Had Mir.—Mr. Lincoln was excowl-' ingly astonished, ouo day, ns ho was in-1 specting tbo prison in Washington, by a prisoner who said to him: "How are To Onr Patrons. you, Mr. President ? I am glad to see | you. I believe that you and I have1 We with that every |>ersou who bus been iiucreryjail in tlie Union." “Thiaj Caledonia M'-Hlr... subscribed for the Dally Banner, prom, and tho jail in Springfield are tho only islng to remit on receipt of bill, to send ones I was over in in my Hie.” “ Very likely," resjionded the rogue, "but I’ve us $1.00 without further notioe, and all been in all tho rest” ' parties to whom we send jackages on Cbnriolte j contract to remit one* a week. DAILY NtrsiNOTKE TRIAL. W. H. HOLMB8, - - Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR. McSHERRY AND STATESMAN CRAIN DRILL! Kalamazoo and Jknn -A-rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS SAIL, BALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JLVD CASTIJ^S, LOCAL EVENTS, Eston Rapid* Ouondus Ril^j’une. Newsdealers Are supplied with tho Dally counted out at this office and placed on board ■ the'train at 2J. . 1 | ’I Local bty’jieff Notice;. i We are going to have a bridge—J us­ ! lice* (two). Rubber mope at Buscll's. 11 cent sugar at Busell’s. E. P. BURRALL. Offlto in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. FARMERS I will close out my Stock Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ Peaches fresh and nice nt Busell's. Best cheese Jn the city at Busell's. ~ . Bwt Sherry wine, bitten lor dy.pep- , Busell b. j • BOOT, SHOE, and GROCERY’ STORE, very best and cheapest BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, from Great Union Exposition his select Stock now on hand. At Grand Rapid*, X SEPTEMBER 12, 13. U AND 15, 1871,: Also get your Best TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE. TOBACCO, i&c., Ac., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in • two FAIM IN oxa. ,„B Do you want to advertise? Cail at I Northern MIcb. Agricultural and Me-| the City. our sanctum. ' chanical Society. I Sheriff Vropman lias sickness in his Hastings, I family to an klanuing extent. • MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by al seventy-five cents on the Dollar. and then call in and get for Y’ourselves, Wives or Children, the R. .MUDGE. 1. Read the advertisements in the Daily. I "Young America" triumphed yerter- i j day. Cheapest fruit Jar at Busell’s. ETC., HARROWS, AGRICULTURAL Dry Goods and Clothing Lively. Times exciting. Business in creasing. See Busell’s local notices. Election passed off quietly. MACHINES, and the largest stock of $1.00 for 75c I of Summer ‘rSiXtEpknatlOOQ* m. Detroit Exjro-at SAWING JACOB MAUS. Aug. 21. State Pomological Society A tin peddler was auctioneering his Unite in making lb* above a grand detnonaUa- ' „„ our f lion of the production of Michigan Industrv. 1 J We|FCrtt k ahead of the pedQipy 0Q Admiaaion »Sc, children 13c. Exhibitor* are expected to join tbs Society. Yearly member- J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY ahip tieke<a *1. Life Mcmberahin ticket* |I0. I The Town Talk । auction tin-ware—cheaper than dirt. HENRY & CLLBB, I'SuceeMorv to Dicker A Bentlev/ Stanley had a wagon loadof melons. Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ Grand Haven. See reUrr. I G. W. GRIGGS, Grand Rapid*, President. I gars just received nnd for ealo at tho In fruntof his store this afternoon. Railroad and •iMmbc-’ '-----------What does n liar do when ho dies ? I rate*. Freight moilly free. City News Depot. Lies still. The Laegest Stock of School Books | Hotchkiss is putting down a new well GREBLE io the City at the City News Depot. I at the Jell. The old one, it is chimed, | was the cause of making them all sick Art System and Science* there. and Grand Rapids Business College Tele- I graphic Institute and Writing Academy .1 The CitiMna* premiums offered at the 1CU88ELI, I | Union Fair, at Grand Rapids, are at. —send for College Journal. • -------j trading tho attention of horse-men aud A Choicb Stock of perfumeries at the I will brio^ out a lively competition. Dealer* in City News Depot. Dr. B. J. Brown still remains in a For Photographs and Pictures, of all partially unconelous state caused by the kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. severity of the typhoid fever of which be is suffering. Tua Tows Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigars We can supply part of the back num­ bers of our daily, containing Important in the market at Post Office. ALSO, LUMDET. FLOORING SIDING nrrr. evidence in the Vanderpool trial now Hams, Williams A Co. have not got time to run after accounts that wpre to * . ,, **’,**7 ~ .. . b.p.ld^erl,^-«L Thentfon.^,,-! * "V "" «“'•>«* peel every mrur to ell end «u. up H e,’h“t b“JC”K|M14 ,or lhe H. A. Goodyear. Dan'l Striker. their Koouur. on or befor.. tho 2Sth ! "Ue'.lbeee tlren they do In HuUne-. tort. We mean hu.tae-. • I Ml.t.ke «,me«here. Hardware. Stoves, Moldings a Specialty. Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. _ _ The New Foul—J. W. & C. G. Bentley, mmruhwturon of mk. doom, Umd« and moldings, and everything else, are bo busy selling moldings that they cannot write for the local column this week. Hami, Williams & Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Bony county, but they have one that will stick any and all kinds of moldinga that are needed. They also have on band a large number of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low figures for cash. The place to buy your boots and shoes is at Runyan’s. The popular Business College of the country is located at Grand Rapids. . New Goods at the Phccxix Cash , Stoee. 2w Notice. All persons who ere owing me, .must ■ V.A Iu IZ #1. . — X. , . take notice If the same.. • 1* not_ paidI within thirty days the accounts will be left with a Justice for collection. John M. Bkssmeb. Hastings, Aug. 14,1871. dw [ The proprietors Messrs. Sweusborg LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY & have attained for the Grand Burin™ Collego n wide Mrl onWe will not be under­ viable celebrity. — Grand Rapid/ Daily sold by any House ErS^' In Michigan. ------ "** * --------- '■ Cabhikjk'b Route.—We have perfect­ ed arrangements to have Daily papers de­ John A. Gheble, livered promptly by carrier to all con • Mauk Bussell venient parts of the city. Parties who get them in this way must bo as patient The Corner Grocery. as possible and wait until ho gets around. Bfecial Train?.—Arrangements have been perfected by Superintendent Bell of the Detroit and Milwaukee road, by which special excursion trains will leave St Johns at 7 o'clock a. m., arriving here st 10 o’clock, returning each day after tho days eport is over, during tho j Union Fair which commences Septem­ ber 12th. It is an excellent idea and will be duly appreciated by those who live along the line of the road. Old Settler's Meeting. C.H. HICKS, Still Continue to Bell G0odjoar & Strijter SLADE Dealers in HUH Druggists and Chemists, IBM, and dealers In PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS. Iron, Nails, Glass, OILS, Groceries, Crockery. Glassware, As many of the old residents of Barry &.C., &.C., Custom work made on short notice, county as can make it convenient, are requested to meet at the office of Wm. in good style and reasonable prices H. Hayford, Esq., In Hastings, over ___ aCRUXYAN’8. Goodyear A Barlow's stole, on Saturday Ladies* fine shoes of the latest styles at 3 o'clock, r. M., Sept. 2,1871, fur the Cheaper than any Stare In Hastings, at Runyan's. purpose of making preliminary arrange ments for a General Meeting of the old Bar* 10 per Cent, by buying for Cub of residents of this county. Come out, ye • Cash Store have good 80 ct Tea for 60 earlv pioneers, a little recreation will’ do I you good. Many Old Residents. C. H. HICKS VARNISHES, TURPENTINE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS PERFUMERY. ’ BOOKS* STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, Wooden Ware, &c AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF CIGARS and TOBACCO, Lake Superior Iron" KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES WAXL PAPER, Ac.. Ac., THE BEST IS THE WORLD. CITY DRUG STOHE, j Abo the But. 8i.,HmUm., Mich. WOODLAND PA£L0RB. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-23.pdf 9de3f417823e35cacf8c2eed16da217d PDF Text Text ---- tlZ lT'i’Z ! ' "'y 7^ ' Sljc Ijastings Hanner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. 23 1 871. NO. 8. gu to to tho bank with him. We wont THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. ho had, when Mr. Hughes, said that wo [ hour. After ho camo Mrs. Vanderpool I to ,tho bank and ho took out n roll of *‘ would • - see about .... . .J ojxined tho conversation by saying timt it and- question again bills and counted ino out another 8139 __ . » ... a ... * o ' Miss Rill has n differnnt opinion about Ninth Day'• Proceedings. repeated, with about tho same answer. and then took a handful of gold and irT2;"‘fc“"WUl/7 Tr;r -toe amount of money in tho bank from looked at my drok in tho' dining what „u hare Uo ha had offered to pay me tho rest in that, whm , looiii, _______________ I told lum that carroncy wis XOENlNG SBBSION.. om, ho one wo# t present when I______ lookfie|d Saturday night and paid ed. • ’ Aug. 1871. ' him in money and orders. He last saw Find «rtTteeoMect ttb event Wf IMtn- as good for mo and he could Mr. B. N.lxn twroty-rr-' b« »•■>» <» M l*«t Held in tho bank about noon and hud appearance. First saw Vanderpool on redeem the gold if ho wanted to ..nd idtnew, Got enU.a ih» mom- S“na“r “8^ 1,1 20 ““O' ' not seen him since. He said ho had run Monday after the disappearance, at tho He said that Mr. Field’s papers had aud 1 said no ho hasn’t, when he Bank between 4 and 5 o’clock p. M. Mr. been taken out and also some of his iwr, and heiae duk awom aaid ■ Itemomberod thia becanao it waa |I away valuable papers. Mr. Vanderpool re­ 1 ham Umd S Manito about ton I thr mo to*> to Imd thi. said* if you had talked with him os many Holden Green was with him. Saw. him {times ns I have you would toink'so. after this again in 10 or 15 minutes. marked to uw, I sec yon are examining years, aud am agent for lughara’s Trans- 1 ’ Field had a nice gold watch, English When Green and Vanderpool were to­ my cleaning, when wo settled on Satur­ Imitation Company. Know Vanderpool I Dr.\ Samuel P. IhUlield being duly lover, and hunter case, also a gold chain gether, they wore talking something day, Mr. Holdngrood to help me clean and see him here. .Remember tho event1 sworn said : ' about a draft, but I did not hoar much. up, but an ho did not come I « oht ut it of the disappearance of Field, which was | Hive in Detroit, mv occupation is con­ . Ques.—'Who furnished the money for When 4 saw him afterwards, I asked myself. Tho floor was wet and the him if ho knew whore Field was and straw wooofiehing■ out on one sidwof the ou Bandar, Sept. 5th, naw Vanderpool suiting and practicai. chemist, followed I■ Field to ~ carry on tho business ?. carjMd. He said tbnt Field liad run tho next Monday about 10 o’clock, A. this since 1857. Know Mr. Bullis fueme^- _ • Objeeted ~j ; to by Mr. Hughes ou ~ the’ lie did not answer, nor^dii’ ' tow ay and ho suppuso<l that ho had gone my secund ,<ptestion i«f tho groundthntit wiw immaterial. to sea. 1 saw him again in about an I asked him about a dmft I ' had there ' received from him at my residence in Mr. Church said ho wished to show and 1 started to go ouLwhe: and he said lie did not know about it, 1 Detroit, a package containing two pieces that tho Itospondout had no money. round and came to me and asked what hour at my office,un<l hewas there about then 1 asked liim to go in mid look over of flooring, two pieces of carpet and people about town were an hour. After we sottledup our account, Objection overruled and exception no­ tho talking about, and 1 said I ho told me his story about; lus his books and see if he could not find homo chips. Ou ono of tho pieces of ted. something in regard to it. Ho went tn | corp>et I counted tho spots and subjected Answer.—I first let him have d:d not know as there was any talk in life &c. Ho also talked of Held. He and sat down in the recess of tho win-1 tho snot# to the action of glycerine m- two hundred dollars, next let him 'nave particular, then I said there must lie first remarked, you see I have done dow and I. sat down beside him, then I ducea with water to the specific gravity $4,400 in July 1868. I next sent him foul play somewhere when he said ho honestly by you and I moan to go right said, that Field had disappeared aud ho ) of 10 80 and allowed it to soak for some to Chicago 82,700. The next 1 sent him was sorry if there was for Field was his on with business as usual. He said he said yes. ho has run away, from the fact time and then pressed out a drop upon was $1,585. These last I sent him in best friend. I saw him again after this had a good deal of trouble with Field. iHtfl 1I arrived in that ho lias taken about 82,700 in drafts 1 a microscopic slide and subjected it to .1 the.. winter of 11869. in YYn»iu_ Manis­ and ho said 1 do not go to bed now Field went east on ono occasion and du­ and money. Then I asked him again to . tho action of a 1-8 objective glass, tee in July and first boarded at tho Ty­ without iny money under my pillow and ring his absence, ho said he had made look ov<w his letter book and he did so I i---- Jf—— ’ 1,000 times and ’ -discovered ’J— son House about three weeks and then my pistol loaded for I am afraid of 85U0 and tho books would show it,aftormagnifying wanls hb went east and Field claimed aud could find no trace of my draft, ho also it contained corpuscle® ’which iodinated wont to peeping house with liim. Ho Field. to have made 8400 or $500, but too looked over a lot of letters. Then I mammalian blood. The other pieces I kept his clothing and papers at tho Bank. Cross-examined by Mr. Holbrook. books did not show iL Ho spoke of a asked luiu to write a telegram to his treated in the sumo way aud with the I know about a certain gold piece ho Saw Vanderpool first between 4 and Muskegon man who had offered him banking -house in Chicago «ot to pay same result Tho piece of shirt was had. It had a holo in it and I t>aw him this. He said hu had already written about 6 in. long and 4 inchee wide stain­ put it into an envelope and put it into 5 o’clock. Tho reason I wont there was $2,000 without any solicitation from him, to all -the houses with which ho did ed with what seemed to be a htoed stain Inn hip pocket. He also qliowod mo a because I knew him at Muskegon and I which showed tho confidence of moneythought if Held hod runaway ho would od men in him. Ho also told mu that business, notifying them ot the dissolu­ across it, but subjecting this to a chemi­ handful of gold at another time, but re­ tell mo secretly. The first time 1 wont; Field had furnished the principal part of tion of the partnership and4elliug them cal process, I found it to bo an iron rust quested mo not to rejxxt what ho said. to see him I went at Mr. Green’s sug­ the money to run tho concern and he to hold all papers subject to his order. stain. This lacked both fibrine and cor­ ■/Should think it was of foreign coinage gestion. Ho was going up to the bank was tho business man, that Field was Ho saed tho $2,700 was>:n notes and puscles The papers had on them two and of about tho denomination of $5,00. and asked mo to go with him. but 1 did drafts. distinct marks aud a slight stain. Au 1 saw him have thia the week before he not know his bumness. I did not talk out a great deal. He also spoke of being exatninati*^ of this revealed corpuscles was killed. Ques.—Where were you to Vanderpool this time but Green did. unwell, that they had closed up matters Cross-examinid by Mr. Hughes. on Sunday and hud passed receipts, and • Left this draft with Mr. Held aboal indicating niiiuimulian blood. Tho pieces before you came to Manistee ? They talked about that draft, ho telling’ alter this Field got to playing with his Objection made by Mr. Hughas and him'tn have the payment stopped, wo dog and made »o much^noiso that be forty days previous to this. Vanderpool -of flooring were of one piece apparently, that is, they were uotsfrKWi fume. They wii' not present and no-far as I know, then went to tho Tyson House, and 1 was afraid he would attract attention. overruled aud eaoeption noted. knew nothing about it When he was ware just us taken from tlw floor. I Ans.—At Chicago, after I came to। returned alone and asked him whore Ho made so much noise, that ho got looking through the bank I was outride noticed &>ur spots os tho under aide ard Manistee Vanderpool went away thoi Field was twice without an answer, when so nen-eous that ho “If/ yo”as hetermod examination and its -counter, part of the-time and part of ■subjected them to next week, and was gone till about two• I turned to go ho said hold on, Gilbert, it, in his pants and then whW Field the time I sat iaride, .nearly in frost of found corpuscles as before. There was weeks before the killing. Did not re­ what are tho people about town talking saw the fix ho was in ho stopped tho "'safe. Sat there from eight to ten •on tho «pi»er side of tho boaid some'ink, ceive any letters from Vanderpool, but: about. Then I told him there must be and got liim a pair of his pants to let minutes, could »ot say positively. The found ink nowhere else on the Field did. foul play and ho said ho was very sorry him put on. 8oon after this he started ’ I Weighed the mate­ safe was open and burglar proof liox board. Mr. Hughes objected to this last an-■ as ho was his best friend. When ho to go home and loft Field lying on the removed from between tho shut. I raw socie money in the small rial . f>wer, and being overruled noted an ex­ turned around he acted excited and his lounge and that was th? last time ho lip quivered. I noticed that thoefirst over saw liim, he said. box, on the right of the burglar proof Ifoards and found it to be 60 grains. Ho went out i This was th6 dirt ajjd all. Could not ception• box, it toy there in plain sight -- -------- r---- yr , thing. walking in the afternoon to Canfield's Tbo third witnen, B. '•>' ««■>.’ »1“”‘ »“ b“rus 1 read the letter. । Witness was hero dismissed and itn- hill and he said ho was fouling bad and the stains. ' I’ rrefused DenmoK, th«n dulv uidr ‘i 1 found ,h » «'*>"?• -f'"*d on nn.‘two ”. Ilers the examination of Miss Hill I I..TG Urol m Muistro .Iwt four •» ■‘“’"“J »r was s«s|M»nd«l with privflego of recall-. mediately recalled on cross-examination. his wife told him she wished he was Became acquainted with Vanderpool feeling better so ns to eutagtain his ream.n4au> rogapd iu lurubroug. >»>■>?•> <•’hn" Fn»«“«JU>ro> ___tho I 'n know Field and roimbor the rrr.it of 1 ntriiii_ bl~* .... of V «■>• ’ g bar at a future time, and cross-ex­ in 1862 at Muskegon.’He went to Man­ company better. Alter tea she urged blood of any worm Itlooded animal that! amination .was deferred till all tho direct istee in 1868, and hta reputation at him to go for medicine, but ho did not -his disappearanee. Saw him ou flutt' Muskegon lor honesty integrity and hu- want'to leave as his company from Sunday about 10 o’clock, on Bailey’s nureos their young. ‘ Ovipcrous’ uud ‘Vi-1 examiaation should oe iKnupleted. Muskegon were going away that night, viperous” was asked to be explained but ] Mr. Kichiml 1’.’ ’ ’ Mr. Bichmsl I’. Thurber being duly■ inanity was good as far as I know. corner withiujten or fifteen rods of itho but finally he went and told her if he Tho twenty-ninth witness was Michael Bunk. We met oc the street I met the«explanation was objected to by Mr. । sworn" said ; . did not get back, ho would moot tlieni Hughes, and objection withdrawn. ,Mr. Ruggles first and he camel at tho boat. Ou his way for medicine I have lived nt Manistee for 10 years,, Fay, who being duly sworn raid : . 4‘riperoMf means egg bearing and viRobinson also }>as»ed bv, aud • 1 reside at Manistee and am engaged hu first went to tho drug store but that who kf’ps the hotel. Was a _ vfperous relates to those animals which know Field and Vanderpool, and re­ > in the lively business. Think the wind was locked, then ho started for Or. member the event ot the disappearance bear their youag and deliver them. shop east a few doors. Did not see Field again that day. Think he had on Fish are oviparous and. nat mammals, as n of Field. Saw Vanderpool on Monday• on Lake Michigan would produce cur- Ellis’ but lust his way and asked a morning following, about half past seveni rents on the surface but not at the bot­ little girl to direct him and a block suit Next saw him at the ex­ rub?. Ques—Isn't it-do ui: tfiil whether the near his house. Bejsaid he had nott tom. Am acquainted somewhat with just at tois_1ime lie heard tho boa: amination at Thurber's Hall. I recogse»-t; Field ainco the day bofore. Nextt tho effect of currents there on dead bod- whistle and staffed for that and as Jw nizod tho'body there as being the'body "^hale is a fish at nil ? Objected to by Mr. Hughes when Mr. sau him in about 15 minutes at thoj iea. A youi^g man fell off the bridge at «ot there she was just swinging off and of Hold, was in the inquest ouly jmrt of liaxk, inside at [tho front door, 1 wentt Manistee one day and in 11 daysl pick- . ho saw Miss Piper standin gon tho stern the time. Church asked if old Dr. MitcbeE did Cross exunined-'by Mr. Hughes. Re- mat, say so, when Mr. lHoghoi said there in. Tho door was abut and I tried the) ed up his body on the shore of the Lake and she said Is tliat you, George, and he knob usd found it was fast ut first.. about 8 miles up tho beach. Then about said aye,-aye, and that was all, toon he < ogirized the body by the female figure After ike door was c/pen and 1 steppedI 15 years ago the crow of the bark went back to the drug store, and again on the arm. It was made in indiu ink. ■was uo such mam in, he wild Field had been there andI Cherokee was lost about 8 miles south foi>nd it locked, and then started to Dr. Mr. Church then said that this asperIt had a wreath -of evergreens over the I of Manistee, and the body of one sailer Fislior’s, got some nillkand went home. head and was standing upright -The bioai cast upon ths mrenory of Dr. taken tiwaj' his things, when I asked ) was picked up 3 miles north of Manistee, 1 tqok theta and went to bed, was up dress was not very long nor short-came .Mitchell must be removed and appealed him if Field had done tho cleaning, he said do, he had done it himself, then he) and the body of another wan 6 miles and down many times during tho night about half way down between the . to Dr. Duffield te settle.the point, .when said he would show ine whore ho allow­• north of Manistee. and this was tho reason ho hapjtened to knees andankles.anver snw this figure but go to tho bank eo early on tho next once before. Went-into the Bank one day he replied that he had hoard of several ed Field to keep lus things. Ho opened( Cross-examined by Mr. Church. the <lrawtr of the safe and told me to morning. On Wednesday Mr. Dunham and he had his coat^ff os if ho had -been parsons by toot-name. This boat was supjxised to have and Conover and myself went to bis look in and I said thore was not muchi washing and he jmlled up his sleeve Croes-exaurined by Mr. Hughes. left there. He said, ho hod taken some. foundered at anchor in a squall. 8ho house for him about 8 o'clock iu and showed it to me. Lto not know A eorputclf is something that floats r was at anchor loading. She was kept drafts that belonged to him, but they tho morning and we told him about the practise of seamen having .around in the 'blood. would de .him no good as he could nott off from shore in order to load her fiusuch figures on the arm. Could not Witness was shown a-drop of Uiod collect iham. He thoa said 1 will showr ly. She was out probably 500 feet. The we had some business with him and we went to tho Bank aud pretty recognize the body by the features, but .on a “gold” tooth pick and was asked you where I keep my property and he> body of the young man spoken ot was noon Mr. Ingram and Bullis camo. could bv the ck>atb:ng and the book of • quite decomposed, but was so that we This was about 9 o'clock. Ho then the neck. Knew Field ever >£nce he .hoar many corputtl^ would probably be opened the burglar proof box and I saw name to tho place, was intimAie .with in that, when ho-arid over 100, finally there some • bills in a roll and some• picked him up and put him on a wagon. said I suppsso yQu-havu^come to make > Saw the sailor picked up. Knew tho a search. I told him wo”had -and I thrown in ^promiscuously . He said he j him but this intimacy was mostly in •aid there might be about LOOO. had settled with him and was glad ho> bank building and have been in it, was wanted th^safe opened. Ho opoued tho business and in meeting on Uiq afreet, It is common forono to pink his teeth was gone ami ho should not be surpris­■ not in it after the disappearance of Field outrido door and 1 told him I wanted besides he came from where my frieads after breaklast and spit blood if he ed if he should turn up on the saltI till the day tho body was found. tho burglar proof box opened and he lived east. Did Dot consult any tisae- .hurts his gums, and in these spittles water. Ho requested me not to speak; Mr. 8. 8. Conover being duly sworn, tried it and said ho had forgotten toe pieeo that I recoUsd iu order to fix the would be tlioasanls of eorptueiu and of this, as iHiople might miss him and combination, and Jio turned it ono said: •time. paxkajis millions. Sow nothing- on tor | make a rush upon him. way and then the other and ho kept Redirect—Ques. —What time did you uf tho board but ink .and saw no ink in I reside at Manistee, know Field and whistling all tou time. I saw too trunk Croas-exuauined by Mr. Hughes. keep at home ? the crack. Byau examination of any Vanderpool, remember the event of there and asked him where tho key was Objection made Vf Mr. Hughes cad substance with the naked eve, 1 would First moi him apparently coming■ Field’s disappearance which was on Sun­ and ho said “here it is,” taking it from withdrawn. not like to pronounce it blood. from his house. He had somethoing in day, Sept 5th, 1869. Was Justice of the top of tho desk. Mr. Dunham took Ans.—Our time was the school time, Permission was given the Prosecu­ his hand, probably meat for breakfast, tho Peace at the time. Before that day tho key and searched the trunk. The or town time. <when I went to the bank the door was I last saw Held on the Saturday pre­ trunk was opened bofore tho burglar tion to recall Mr. Duffield. Mr. E. N. Sailing recalled for a ques­ fastened but was' opened right away. vious passing my house in tho afternoon. box. During too time they were exam­ Mr. E.N. Sailing wa« recalled for tion that was omitted, said: Re-direct, Vanderpool said that Field My house was about three quarters of a further identifying the draft of which had been there since he had last seen mile east of Lake Michigan. It is on ining it he was at work on the safe try­ Tho propeller Manistee went out that ing to open it. First street, about 250 feet south of night from Kirkland's duck. This dock bo had spoken and to this Mr. Hughes Tho examination of too witness was i# about 100 feet west of Bank. She objected. Tho next witness, Mr. C. C. Gee the river and oqe block east of Dr. here suspended and Court adjourned Ellis’ house on the opposite side of tho till 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. arrived at Kirkland's dock about 9 or 10 । It was a 45 days draft ot $496.00 on being duly swam said: street After tho disappearance I was o’clock that morning and lay there Maxwell, Pundt & Co. I live in Manistee and have far 2 first at the bank on Tuesday the 7th, about an hour and a hal£ and then went Napoleon is said to bo a devout ad­ Cross-oxamined by Mr. Hughes. , , years, am a ship builder: Knew Field at about 1 or 2 o’clock, Vanderpool was up the river to load up. She went on mirer of negro minstrelsy. Do not remember its dob'. JLand recollect the event of hia disappear­ there, had previously seen Vanderpool up the river about an hour after she The London underground railway coot came in. She left about nine o’dock in Taylbr wa# the maker and it was paya­ ance. Saw him about 10 o’clock on at his house. Saturday evening previous, was the lost Mr. Ruggies and Ingram were also four million dollars a mile. the evening. The advertised hour of ble in 45 days from dale. Thane being no more witnesses pres- time I saw him. Had Been him on the there. Vanderpool ana I went to the leaving was 7 o’clock. Was down at - ------------The export of petroleum from Phila­ the boot shortly after she camo down, ent this morning, Court adjourned till 2d of September at the Tyson House bank together. At the house I told him .delphia nnoe January 1st has been 29,­ and he showed me some took I had some business with him and 796,905 gallons. Their regular hour of leaving was 7 । o k. x. would like to see Him and he took ma it out and poured it into my o’clock. I Old Mario, since his retirement, is said hand. The pieces were English coins ;into another room. I told him I wanted Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. I j Amairoux sxssiox. money I had left in the bank. . Ho to ' occupy his leisure in sculpturing a and what we call worth $4,84 and there my i was at homo when she sailed that even- , head of Grisi. ’ Miss Rachael Hill, tho twenty-fifth he did not have it, that he had were about twenty pieces. Had seen said i ing, about sixty rods distant. The settled with Held on Saturday and had him often previous to tliis. means I bare of knowing the time is witness being duly sworn said : Portugal exports no wine now, but paid him $7,000 in currency and it took 1 Cross examined by Mr. Huglies. ; wo went to bed about the time “ old Port” is a- plenty as ever. The I live m Maaisteo, have lived there | i he could rake and scrape. I pressed logwood the whistle blew far her to leave since 1869, came from Iowa there, but When I saw Field and Vanderpool on all crop holds out. a little farther and he said if I ! We generally have a time piece in am from Maine. Knew Field and Van­ Saturday evening, they were coining him A fast youth, named Ingalls, just ten go back to the office ho would bo the house and f looked at it that night. derpool, and remember the event of too from toward Big Lake and were going would ' veara old last grass, is in jail in New­ loud, at i the bank pretty soon end settle. I s We always have a time piece in the dirappearanoe of Field which was Sun­ easterly. They were talking buryport, Masi., for stealing five horses. sent, i told him I wanted it then, and ho took house. Wind the clock up every night day, September 5th, 1869. He lived but I did not notice anything they i a roll of bills from his pocket and and look at it when I do. Would with me, and I first saw liim that morn­ They parted at the corner The “ Duluth of tho South” is what swear to the time within 15 minutes and ing building tho fire. He remained in came up to me, in a friendly manner, icounted out 1100 and had a few bills ,an Eastern paper calk Shreveport. and told me if I would come to the Which ’ 1 swear that it was not 15 minutes to 10. the houss till about 8 o’clock. He find bidding each other good night Van- left place will be first to resent the 1 iu an hour bo would pay the rest, scandal? ( Ques.—Would you swear it was not on his black suit Did not a* him dorpool went towards his house and bank 1 I said I had come to settle the mat­ 20 minutes to 10? again after ho left. Did not see Vander­ Field and I went up the hill. On anoth- but Ah-Bung is the title under which a I and wanted to attend to it then. Ami.—There is no use of being pool that day. but did see liim next er occasion I talked with him about the ter from China pay# his little then said he had some business gentleman J ! so particular about a couple of minutes. Monday about noon at my house. He gold. He told me hq was going out of He' fines into the San Francisco Police Court to attend to with Ruggles and I told him * there and his wife came a little business with Vanderpool, and was go- 1 Question repeated, when witness said ing into business with sheriff Secor. He to I attend to that, and I would wait and for fighting. he would not give any answer but what previous. Ho was there about half an did not toll ins what Vanderpool and ho had boon talking aboutGilbert Young, tho twenty-eighth witness beta, duly sworn, saidi-Lhanm �jVTTENTIOiSH Wipl aid IM Card?. W. H. JEWELL, For the Ladies- Register of Deeds. Notxbt Public, Mrs. Barr says teaching is esMotially woman's work. The female population of England exceeds tho male by 718,510. •ENERAL CONVmVWIl Good Bargains in WORTH. R K ROLFE. been appointed notary public. Somebody has said that Evo was cre­ ated fur Adams ErprMt Cdmpang. Mrs- Bliss Smith, of Londonderry, N. IL, has followed the trade of shoemak­ ing for forty years. * The woman who maketh n good pud­ ding in silence is better than she who mnaeth a tart reply. The Empress Evgt.no is negotiating for the solo of her auttaonds, which are valued at 11,600,000. Mr. Mary J. Lowery, of New Jerrey, has been appointed to a position in the Fifth Auditor’s office. Who shall say that woman is not economical? They even practice tight lacing to prevent wastifulness. For the D. R. COOK & CO’S Hart their new Good*. BEST AND CHEAPEST BOOTS IND HS, of LAMPS HOLBROOK. TTORN1 C. G. HOLBROOK, Bony County—one of tho best Counties in the State of | Michigan, ASSYRIA. . Go to the Dsscairrtox a of nw X rtf®'* Little Bed Shop! WM. L. COBB, K HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY al Law. Iwmnmea and < soI MAPLE GROVE. w::* w--’ HYDE K BAUER. West of Bank. REAL K«Ut, and Insurance Afenta. Hau,w to rent I Farm, nod VUIaee property for rale! Rep­ retool the following Dm claw Inieraaoe Cotn pa- CASTLETON. aXofnw X lots a X YovKiaaaiMi Nsw Yobk, of New York. Noun Akkiicx, of Philadelphia. Phuinix. of Hartford, Mxacx.xra', of Hanford. (XiTBLaxp, of Ohio. Narttriui Lira, of Philadelphia. Ruilwut Paaarxoaea. of Hartford. Bee. oorner of Btato and Jefferaon 8tre< ariow A Goodyear', Store. C.Htdk. Chas. H. I A. WOOLEY. S .tfofnwV BOTTLED Him BEER! WOODLAND. KIXTEREKS CELRBRATFD WIME OR BEER, PHyMloInnw. A: Mnrirconi l!w IW acres of n’e DRS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL, BOTTLED, / Hastings, Aug. S4.IS7I, Wheat, red. per baahel |i» u 1 I Wheat, while, per bushel1 15 to I 2 Flour, per cwt 3 <' Cora, per bnahel a Oats, per bushel 1 Batter, per lb 1 Eggs. per doseo ... 1 Ooiooa.pcr bushel................................ a 85 ooaiovo 18 10 *s PHYSICIANS and Surgeon,. la furnished to prirsto iamiliea frech and foam­ ing bv ALBERT EISELBEKO, dAwtf Adrfrfuwntc/ GRANT$ PHILLIPS. DRS. B. J. A E. F. BROWN, BJs • X of n w X • »° 13,» wire X"3M>~4 20 >eXul a-wX-eMMSJ 25 o2aar*ofwXofseX3»tt ■"Jn Irani » .id.' irtfa wTn< l JOHN ROBERTS, BALTIMORE. S and Surgeon. eXoff’V IJje.XIofai w.XofneX 19 U.S1 of a, il-uufawXufswXiv; Haute- Painting, Graining, Paper-Hanging, 1 Kaltomining, !fc.,\ Done in the later: rtylor. Dealers in Wall Paper, WJbdow 8h heder Picture Frames, Looking Glasses. Varnishes, l^ads, Oils. Mixed PainU Artist's Materiala/Window Glaurdtc., etc. ■' Shop corner of Church and Rule Streets, Hasting*. Mich., over Bailey's Harness Shop. <7tf i ' TEACHERS' NOTICE. Examination of Teachers for Barr County, Fall Series. This is the Lad uho drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped dt Stauffer's HASTINGS. DR. C. C. LINSLEY, POTANIC aud Eclaetic Phyrieiaa and Denllrt, treat, all chronic and acute diamMit will attend to all enib by day or night. Office al Nathvile. Barrv eountv Mich. I except GO‘acres CARLTON. STYLE BEST , D. Ackley’r Drug Xofn.y lO:n A. HANLON, M. DM TINE BOOTS! novIWtf M, STEWART k STEINHOFF. Simeaii and Mechanical Dentists, HOPE. In tbs City, Manufactured by .X»f»e.X • w Xotn » OFFICE over Grant A Pblllip’r Store. Hasting?. Mirbicao. Hl U.S'Of B compare favorably with lho.-c uf other nounllnr. Increased facilities for review and special prepara­ tion will be afforded. A Select School at It oodlaod Centre, under the Chaise of Prof. Jernes V orper. will couimetree Sept. MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY Treasurer. Office in the Court Boom. U!** >*ncriu. REMEMBER, Washington Block, South nitio State St. RUTLAND. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. n fre a w | n of river IVnkot arV itefrcofneX 11 u w V •)<••¥ l..»Srf..si SHERIFF. Office at the Coart Moure, Hartton. Michigan. DEPUTY U. 8. Marshal..General Collecting Ajrent and Auctioncw.\ life*’* P« ie proposing to teach in the rchoois of ■ the importance of continued effort. \ BARRY. held as follows: At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. *‘ Hustings, Oct. Vth, and Nov. 6th. “ Assyria, Oct. 13th—-Ellis School House. At Nashville, “ 17th. “ Middleville “ 2Utlv “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 23tlt. " Woodland, Nov. 10th. Dwelling on Broai- WM. UPJOHN. Sign and. Ornamental !1O®2S Otto, boon Irvm D a. iu to IX 1 r. X. to4—7 to8. (Th. poor treated gratuitourly Tbunrday after- * PAINTERS. Painting Tallow, pe- lb Potatoae. per baohcl. Apples,per buahel., Feacbe.. Hidea, areen. per lb. Hide*, orr, per lb... •iboep Pella................ Calve* Mine, Green. • ' Dry., ileeawax.................... HOMIEOPATHIC Pbyricians. Office in old P. 0. JOHNSTOWN. Ci 1Y PAINT STORE: The treatment Id Wofnt>/ rVofay n w fre X ■■ w Vota w X 8i.<£buries Restaurant on Jefferson St. COMMINS k BROWN, Halt, coanc. per bbl Beam, per buat.el Hay, per ton I>nrd reacbea. peered, per lb... Dried 1’cacbee. uoiwartd, per lb. Dried Apples, per lb Maple Hegar Cbickena, par lb CHAS. H. BAUER. JRNKY AND 00UN8KD1RAT LAW, and ***»- CtamwV- A“ ~y!? “"J*’ Situated in the .various Townships of Of Home Manufacture, The National Bank, at South Wey­ mouth, Mass , has for assistant cashier, Miss Emily T. White, a young lady of twenty-three. COMMERCIAL.' ATTORNEY al Law. Insurance and CollootiuB As'l. OBoe over Bhopball A Drown'a atorn, NaahvUla. Miehlgan. Joifrl Office in Hastings. We Offter the following Tax Titles Thqxmly unmarried daughter of ex­ Minister J. L. Motley is reported to be engaged to an English nobleman. Tho English literary papers do not think that Mm. Stowe's "Pink and White 'Jtyrany,” is as good as some of her earlier works. A young lady is at work in the mills at Lowell, Mass., who spendsjher even­ ings in tho study of phonography, rhet­ oric, and French, with a view of first becoming a reporter and then nn editor. L. RUSSELL, Can bej bad by Calling al RUSSELL «• A'A’FLVS’ Miss Putnam has passed a highly suc­ cessful examination before tho Faculty of Medicine at Pans. Th Superintendent of the Unitarian Sunday school, Bloomington, Hl., is a woman, who fills the jMMt with great success. ^^W.1 application, at my office In the Court House, W. H. JEWELL. H-itngi, Mich. ' E. H. MALLORY. ruf°!fw?’hr'°r Countv; office at the MUhF * *t th’ Court Hour*, Heating... IRVING. for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. L. E. STAUFFER. I 9&~ AU Styles of Women’s and Chil­ dren’s Wcar.-QQ l.Wtrfi 17 NATIONAL HOTEL, 18 SHEPHERD A CAMPBELL, Proprietor., ur-.. The Best in the City. :«”•** PRAIRIEVILLE J. C. WOODRUFF. made to feel at haute. Splendid accominndalion. for agrntr. juH3lf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, H.fcrANDr" J0UN8ON. < form wiy Clerk of th. Haatinm Honre.) Proprietor. Term, moderate. n'wXofae a training Orange vilh To the Ladies1.! ClaaoM in th.fcnuwhcr taught during tho winter will bo formed. Physical Geograpbr. Intellactual Arithmetic, Readins. Gtnmmar. Methods of Teach­ ing a»d Government. will receive special attention. Books needed eu be hail of tho Superintendent at ORANGEVILLE. THE CELEBRATED AARON'CLARK, Sin pl of w V of. t x Farrier's Improved! Vtiintinir. at Orangeville, T. B.DIAMOND. Co. SupL bcnools. Prairieville. Aug. 8 MP1. '"All styles of Hoop 8kirta manufactured r. Near the Post Ofllte. on Jefferson Street. . Mrs. M. A. MORRILL, otings. June IsL 1871. ltd m3 GO T9 CLARK'S FOR PICTURES. GRANITE STATE CornSheller! FOR SALE AT WHEELER & DOWNING “iLVS.’.’t >:.x5.»k D. P. NELSON k SON, House ■•K Painters I Will tahe Job, for Painting. (abo Graining la all YANKEE SPRINGS. NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN. W. T. EASTMAN’S! DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, 11 au and Capa, he., 4c. JOHN MICHAEL, BOUSE and Sica Paia ter. Gteiier, and Paper HangofBowneAGal- •^s.'^Kis'^'swsniU. «. Warehouse oa Broadway. We pay the hiffhett market price /or alt Also XotsaX •Hof USX THORNAPPLE. Wo are eoaaUntly receiving additions to oar ready LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and arc Land and Calcined Plaatari D HACK LINE. LIME, VATER LIME. lotto." , CENTRAL LUIBER-LATH, aid SHIH&LES Meat Market! Gold & Silver Watches, NEAR THE BANK. Tho best stock of Meat always on hand. Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, or any thing you want. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. August 10. 1871. X». K. COOK * CO|| CLOCKS, Horsemen Sslifl Silver aud Plated Van Z Parties deciring to purchase win do J. ROBERTS K CO.. won to CUL. W. win cheerfully giro GomorsU New® TXmler*. all iaformahon deaind. ATTENTION I CALL AT JOHN STANLEY’S Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR KHMCIKAL PURPOSES. Vntehea, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired Harttort. Mu S. M71. J. Roberta ft Co., at the Port Office, keep the Daily Bamnu for sale. �Tij« RjtJbucmi to us from North Carolina, the steamer which three persons were killed and three funded. Ths frequency of Visitors ! Hinman, Mien., Auavar 2B, 1871. UVOU •1871” •cti00 Gkjt. Haxcock vaaidtobaafinnba- of the Courts and the investigations of liovw in the theory that it in cheaper to scientific men to render them less fre­ feed the Indiana than to fight them. In quent hereafter. Spain has shown a disagreeable wil­ order that we may not be compelled io do both, however, ij scorn* to be nooeel lingness to deliver to Franco the fugi­ sary that the gentle savages shall be tive Communists within its borders. removed from tho happy hnnting- One of the Commune leaders, it is re­ grounds where temptation in th* shape ported, has alrerdy been given up. Ths of sculps and stock trains ia continually offenses of these men are, no doubt, in their way. If the noble red man P^at—as great as those of any other ---- TO RE HELD IN---could be prevailed upon to remove to rebels against recognized authority; but they are political offenders, nevertheless, Now York, the Government could well and the right of asylum should not be afford to pay their board at tho most domed them by any civilised nation. fashionable hotels, at least until they During the late Franco-German war become accustomed to the manners and a cross wrs placed over a grave in a customs of the pale faces. Then they cemetery near the battle-field at Worth, would, of course, fraternize with the big bearing the inscription : “ Here repose Indians of Tammany, and turn their three brave comrades.” Germans and eminent stalling abilities to account in French regarded the grave as tho rest­ the service of tho ring. A plastering ing-place of three brave fellows who Zor chair-making contract once a year had fought aud died together. But re­ would “pan oiA” enough of net profit cently the cross disappeared, and the people learned that a Frenchman, rely­ to feed a whole tribe on the fat of the ing upon the Immunity accorded to "a land ; and there is no reason to doubt grave, had been some choice wine in­ -----WILL FIND AT----that “Mun Afraid of his Horses” might stead of “three brave comrades” in tho become us decided a success as a repeat­ cometary. er and shoulder-hitter as any man who Tho. Treasury Department has pub­ is or ought to be afraid of the constable lished a statement of tho receipts of in­ that now honors tho Tammany Democ­ ternal revenue from the taxes ou in­ racy with his support. Any change in comes for the fiscal year just closed. our Indian policy must be an improve­ ■ There has been considerable falling off, The Lnrrest nnd lieu Assarted Stock of ment, and it is obvious that no harm . probably owing owing to the action of could possibly* come from giving this j Congress, aqd partly to the ruling of , tho late Commissioners in tho matter of suggestion a fair trial. — Chicago Rep. ' exemptions. The receipts for 1871 are S10,167.95^ or 818,617,915 less than Odd Fellows' Institute Located. for 1870, when they reached $37,775,­ 873. Considering all these things, how­ The East Saginaw oomwpondent of ever, the gross receipts are as large as the Allegan Journal, in writing to that could be reasonably expected. paper gives important information in Information comes from Newport -----TO BE FOUND IN----r •gard to the location ot the Odd Fel­ that before one of the fashionable low*’ Institute of Michigan: churches there last Sunday, ninety-sevThe committee appointed by tho Grand Lodge of this State for locating cqyhaiiots were to be observed, with this institution were: 1’. G. M. Curtis, ciiariotoors and flunkeys in large-but­ of Saginaw ; Hon. E. H. Thomson, of toned coata, knee-breeches and other Klint; Hon. W. T. Lane, of Detroit; gear of sereice. We suppose that by Col. E. M. Fitch, of Allegan county, the statue of Rhode Island every cn'e andJE. C. Wellealy, of St. Joseph coun­ of these retainers was liable to fine- or imprisonment for engaging on the Lord’s tyThe Isidore ofthis committee have been Day in other than the work of “ueces' rityor charity." Wo suppose that while j very tedious, and they have spent much We Shall Offer at that Time time and tabor in bringing it to a final i tho horwM were standing outside ths j 1 temple with their kuoe-breeched custo- , issue . dians, tho cooks at home wore perspirThe point selected for the Institute is i ing within an inch af their lives, roost-1 the city of Lansing, the brotherhood ing, baking, stowing, and boiling u din-1 and citizens of that city having donat­ 1 nor for those the contemplation of whoso ed for that purpose propcty valued at sins had not tost them their appetite. $40,000, it being what is known as the Rogers Female College, a building built . Literary. of brick, four stories high sixty feet iu FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. length and width in proportion, stand­ fCBiawarts moxtblt fun septembeb. ing ou a- tract of laud twenty acres; A pleasant, sketchy paper, entitled also twenty-five acres of land adjoining. Truly a magnificent donation, worthy “ Pictures from Canada,” opens tho j the whole hearted brotherhood and citi­ ( September number of Scrihur’c. It is ; zens of the capltol of the State. Tho ’ by Dr. Beers, of Montreal, and is priu-' pnly point that contended for this prize ‘ t-ipally descriptive of that quaint people, ; with any chanace of succts was the the French Canadians. The illustra-! village of Three Rivers, Kt. Joseph County, which ottered the sum of $26,­ tions arc of costume, village life, &c.; i 000 incash. This W*s doing nobly, but ‘ there is a portrait of Sir George Cartier, | the committee taking into considera­ and a fine engraving of n well-known i tion the largely superior bid of the city from Louis Freret’s statuette. Next we of Lansing, together with its central j have an interesting paper on “ Mercator, location, awarded it to that city. | the Path-Finder of tho Seas,” with an We understand that it is the intention | excellent portrait. The third ceutenof the committee to proceed at once to­ | nial since tbo great Geographer's worldwards raising and collecting further sums of money for the purpose of build­ I renowned Chart first saw the light was ' recently celebrated hi Germany, and his ing another wing to the building sitn 1 jieoplc, in ‘‘these hours of promise for liar to the present one, and cottages 1 the German marine,” propose to erect a for the widowsand orphans. monument to his memory. Tho other When this is completed it will make ; illurtrated articles ore a graphic descrip­ on edifice that the Order con well bo ' tion of “ Mountain” Views and Adven­ proud of- We shall attend to this mat­ tures,” by J. T. Headley; “Scenes ter again when we obtain further data. from tho Marble Faqn," by W. L. Al­ The committee having visited many den ; and an entertaining paper by | of the leading cities and villages of the Janies Richardson on the recent experiState within the past nlntey days and medte in London, by men of stience, finally settled matter by locating nt with Horae, tho so called “medium? Lansing as stated al»ove. It was with “ Whoso wifo was she ?” is the title of extreme difficulty that they arrived at a a story of marvelous power and oxcit­ decision as the many places of interest ing interes. involviug’a curious psycho­ in our Stats held out inducements logical study, by Saxe Holm; a new financially and otherwise, which ren­ name in literature that wo bone to hear dered the foewa in quo more and more from again. Susan Archer Weiss also and more difficult the longer the loca­ writes n bright story,Peter Bloch, a tion was held in statu quo ; I think the Hartz Legend;” and tho installment of munificent offers which have been wflh- Wilfrid Oumbermede is ununmlly inter­ esting. Thou we have a very timely out a parallel in the history of our State and valuable article by Mr. William aud goes to show the extent and pthlbn F. G. Shanks, in which are given tbo the thrift and prosperity of this Order, facts and figures of tho present oxperian Order the primary principles of monta in “ Chinese Skilled Labor,” at which arc to provide for its widows and North Adams, Mom.. and Bellevue, N. protect and educate the orphans of J. Mr. W. 0. Stoddard throws light Send In vour -Advertisements. those that they have sacredly obligated on the mystery connected with tho nver themaelves so to do. _______ of Egypt» Alexander Hyde, on ex­ perienced teacher, piveahis views con­ GLEAKHG8. cerning tho “ Co-education of the Sex­ es ;” and Gilman P. Briggs about a tra­ GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE The change in the guage of the Lou­ gic “ Adventure in Japan?’ Mr. Sted­ man contribute* “ The Songster, a Mid­ isville, Lexington 4 Cincinnati Railroad summer Carol,” which is as exquisitely commenced Sunday morning at day­ melodious as tho brave canarv song it light, and wa* successfully completed celebrates. Edward King's varses, “ A that day. ■ Woman’s Execution, Para, May. *71»" Prof Frieze, of the University sails graphically produce * tragic incident in the history of the Commune; Mr. Tuck­ /or Europe on th® 12th, accompanied by erman, in “ The Elms of Old Trinity." his family and Misses Wheekr and deprecates a recent act of vandalism in Stevenson. Professors Walter and Newport, R. I.; and the Rev. Mr. Wol­ Blackburn take charge ot the professor­ cott ha* a hymn entitled “ The Cloud ship of Latin during the coming year. nd Fire.” BOTH PLAIN OR Tn “ Topice of the Tim*," Dr Holland The Coroner’s jury in tho lamentable writes about “ The Riot of Romanism.” affair at Pitteton, Pa., by which seven­ “ Women in Colleges.” nod ” American teen men came to their deaths—have Sunday Schools.” “ The Old Cabinet” rendered their verdict They find that discusMe the “ Ideal President,” “ Dis­ grace,” aud “T. Moran’s Portfolio.” the men were suffocated by noxious "Home and Society" treat* of “Mao­ gases, forced down upon thorn by an ex­ W FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. plosion or caving of the roof- The evi­ ri*,” “ Floors," “ Awnings,” and “ Tho Game of Parallels.” Culture and Prog­ dence shows that this might have been ress at Homo and Abroad are wdl filled IST" Orders by mail for Advertising, Subscriptions or Job Work, pr^iptly attend­ prevented by proper precautions, and and entertaining departments, and this ed to, and we will warrant Satisfaction. the jury so declare. very readable number clo&ee with some Another steamboat boiler explosion amusing outline “ Scenes from Shakes­ W. H. HOLMES, Publiiher. is reported. This time the nows comes peare.” Koanswr UNION FAIR, Hams, Williams, & Co., Maour»Mur«r» o Sash, Doors, Blinds, Th.e City of Grand Rapids, &c. SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. SPRING & AVERY’S, DRESSED LUMBER, Of all Kinds. Elevator Uaildiog of C. F. Owighl A Co, HASTINGS, MICH. DRI HOODS 00 CARP1TWH8! Western Michigan. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS, SPRING & AVERY. Subscribe BEFOlicAM BANNER. VANDERPOOL JOB WORK ORIVAIKEIBrTAL.. Jaundice, Iiuliffalim, Sour Stom­ ach, Costivencaa, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Coinplaint, Fever JiAffue, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Files, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism. A c. Ac. I can safely say there I* more real genuine Bitter* in one CO Cent* Bottle of Shepnrd'n Compound Wahoo Bitterthan there ie in « whole caeo of any other kind in market. Recommended by all the fleet Claea Phyeiciaru throughout the City and Country, as the be« Family Medicine in uee. No Family ehould bo without them in the House, and thereby mvo time and money. Price, onlyjl&CeQttta Bottle. For Eaie Vy Ppizsiru anil fioelm Gkitrnlly. C. N. SHEPARD. Proprietor, Grand Rapids, Mich. For Salo by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. HA! HA! H, A-. Bus e 11! Go th®.-o lor your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fine stosk Just Opexed COME ▲Nl> 8RK THEM Oyslan and' Upruhmenti. on hand at all hour*. 25yl H. A- BU8ELL Michigan ^Exchange. Dmon, FmtvAzv i6th, im. 8is: This Hetei. so lane wdfevoreNjkaown to the Tmvftaf Publio, is being tboroozblr re­ paired and put in periect order for basinou, and will continue to be kept tn all its eppoialments as a First Cisse Hoose. But to meet tbe wishes of oar friends and patrons, our cberfts will be reduced to |iU0 per dsr, snd tbe proprietor so Heit tbe pstronsge nf all who wish to find a quiet ..J .luu_l * - - ..Kit. .. .1*. Arcnox Biu* printed ou short notice tthi* Office. �Tl|e RjyJauc^ji dailt ovsitra the trial. W. U. HOLMES, TIU.VELER'W UUIDE. X MAIL ARRANGEMENT. Until further order, mail* will eloae at thb office as follow*: MailijpincEMteloMat 7:30 *. M. .ow~ r‘ Meibl J._ ROBERTS. P. M. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. nd River Valley Division august t-c-i. 1 30 arr CSarfoUc Tix Association of County: Superintendents will hold its ninth semi­ annual meeting at Charlotte, Eaton Co., beginning Tuesday, tho 29th Inst, and Call on Miss Wilcox for millinery continuing throe days. It will be de­ goods of all the latest and beat styles. voted to discussions of tho business of First National Clothing Hotter. educators, developing the plans and ex­ —Go there for the l>efft nnd cheapest periences, failures and successes of vari­ Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. ous methods. Among other questions tf E. G. Williams. these will be discussed : “Is school visitation, ns practiced by County Super­ An Every-d^y Story. intendents, accomplishing what it ought “Hello John, where are you going?” to do?"—“Are we educating the young “I was going down here to buy some of Michigan practically, or not ?” grocers. ” Which if practically treated anil “Well I am going down to Maee Al­ thoroughly ventilated may have valuable len’s to buy mine.” influence on our common schools, and “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t may also educate tho people if reported any of him, I always go there to buy for’their benefit There will also be crockery and wall paj>er, but I never mu wan P"!*-'! nun never. — quite lite a pumber of. aiUrestes and etsayt thought of tbuying _ ' “groceries tbsre. ' ‘ 2*X liOJn ' i me* who hnv» .thoroughly identP bs't ej themselves ■ with teaching, and long ago I bo ’ » whole set of crockery , ' g u.u and paper enough to paper my house, whose thoughts on this very important there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could subject will be valuable. All who can buy any where else. Beddes he war attend will, find that much may be learn­ ranted rr. The crockery he keeps b» ed of practical value to thorn os educa-1 The Boot’s celebrated ware.” . “Well, I always do eo on groceries, tors, dr as jMitrons of tho comon schoo and I know you cun. Besides be takes system of our State. anything 1 nave to sell nt a fair price, loo. I get a better tobacco, tea and Railroad Meeting at Naihvillc. sugar there for tbo same money than any where else tn town.” There will be a railroad meeting nt M. ALLEN, this place on Monday next, Aug. 28, at Washington Block. Aug. 16, 1871. 2 o'clock p. m. Delegates from Wood­ land and Maple Grove are earnestly re­ quested to be in attendance. The Rail­ road Committee from Assyria will be Wann and Hazy. present; also representative men from Battle Creek, who will address the The town is lively now. meeting. Ova Dailt has reached a circulation The proposed railroad running from of over fourteen hundred. Battle Creek* to Ionia. Stanton and Blue is a favorite color this summer. Northern Michigan, via. Assyria, Maple Grove, Nashville and Woodland, Sun-strokes frequently occur at night. is believed to be within our reach. The deluge was a “long and success­ Shall we secure It ? Let us manifest our ful reign.” interest in tho matter by our presence Beauty is worse than wine—it intoxi­ at this meeting. By order of Committee. cates both tho holder nnd beholder. Detroit, Grand Rapids ‘’and Jackson at Runyan’s LOCAL (EVENTS 8 son ACCOM. 6"Wtu ham Charlotte t Eaton Rapid* I ss fitegfa"*; | ------- . -—______ I I aoopml: Train* on' the Chinan A Jfkblcan Lake Shore R. L leave Grand Hapldi for Mutkegon and White lalL follow* : thicasv Ex pre** at 1040 a m. Detroit Exprc** al > Local fibres fioticeg, There is airtight difference in putting Dr. before or’after a man’s name. 11 cent sugar at Buseil’s. Tex New Fish.—J. W. & C. G. Bent­ ley, manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds and moldings, ar.d-everything else, are so busy selling moldings that they can­ not write for the local column this week. BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, SAWING MACHINES, HABB0W8, ETC., and the largest stock of A-GKICULTURA-L MACHINERY in Barry County—Im sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt's Hardware Store, Brown’s Now Block. FARMERS Tic your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ BOOT. SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, Sorlbern Mich. Agricultural and Me­ Sold on.—A. W. Bailey, Esq., has chanical Society. sold out his Harness Shop to Goodyear & Striker, who will hereafter run it. They propose so do good work and at Unite in making tbe above a -.-raod demonatration of tbe production of Michigan lndii*trr. low prices. Goodyear & SrkiKi.i: are out with a new al. in this issue. They have a good stock of goods,, and every depart­ ment is complete. They manufacture Harnesses of every tiescription and in good style. Kalamazoo and JVnn _A_rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, Great Union Exposition The Railroad committee are' inrestiSEITEMBER 12, 13, 14 AND 15,1871, gnting filo points of compass for Road No. 2 in Hastings. Spuing & Avebt of Grand Rapids are leading out this week with n large ad­ vertisement, preparatory to the ’ coming off of the great Northern Michigan Ag­ ricultural and MetehanicaJ Exposition, September 12, 13,.14 nnd 15. SUPERIOR. McSHERRY AND STATESMAN PLO WS UM) (JO/STIJW18, and then call in and get for Yourselves. Wives or Children, the State Pomological Society Hams, "Williams & Co. have not got time to run after accounts thnt were to be paid after harvest. Therefore, wo ex­ pect every man to cal) and bdtle up their accounts on or before the 28th " Inst We mean Uutlnru. Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. Clover Huller s! very best and cheapest BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, Admimon SSc, children 15c. Exhibitor* arc expected to join the Society. Yearlr metnlicr»hin licke'A fl. Life Membcrabip ticket* tie. HE5BY 8. C1.UBB. * Grand Haren. Secretarr. G. W. GRIGGS. Grand Rapid.. President. ’ Railroad and itenmbont farce at excureion rate* Freight muatly free. his select Stock-now on hand. Also get your Best TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE. TOBACCO. &c., Ac., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in the City. $1.00 for 75c I will close out my Stockof Summer t Dry Goods and Clothing JACOB MAUS. H-‘^.Aue.2i. J. W. & 0. G. BENTLEY [SacctMora to Oiekey & Bentley.’ at seventy-five cents on the „ , Dollar. It. MUDGE. Newsdealers < Rubber-'mopa at BuseH's. Arc supplied with the Daily counted Peaches fresh and nice at Busell’s. out at this office and placed on board Best Sherry wine, bitten for dyspep­ tbe train at 2j. i sia, nt Busell’b. From no college In the country have students been more successful in obtain-1 The Town Talk Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ ing situations than from the Grand i gars just received and for sale at the Rapids Business College. City Nows Depot 1'eusoxal.—Hon. Daniel Striker lias j The Largest Stock of School Books gone to Lousing to attend the meeting of tho State Board of Equalization. in the City at the City News Depot The old Derrick to the artesian well Art System and Science­ is being turn down. Our people haven’t Grand Rapids Business College Tele­ so much mineral well on the brain as graphic Institute-and Writing Academy they had a year ago. Now give us Holly Water Works. —send for College Journal. Best cheese in the oity at Busell's. A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the City News Depot / For Photographs and Pioturee, of all kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the beat Brands of Cigars in the market at Port Office. Cheapest fruit jar at Busell’s. Hams, Williams A Co. Do not clafru-to have the only Mold­ ing Machine la Barry county, but they have one thkt will stick any nnd all kinds ot moldings that are needed. They also have on band a large number of duon, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low figures for cash. Tbe place to buy your boots and thdes bat Bunyan's. The Union Exposition.—The inter- i e»-t created by tbe organization of n Northern Agricultural society is exertingfan extensive influence ou the farm­ ers who are preparing to exhibit their stock and produce. J t will undoubtedly be the largest fair ever held in Michigan and should the weather prove favorable will be attended by at least 80,000 per­ sons. ________ FITIT .U “ and RUSSELL, DOORS. BLINDS. MOLDINGS, Ac. Hardware. Moldings a Specialty. Stoves, ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING $v., fa ACKLEY Eumoit Rrrvsxs.—At tho spenini' LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY election held in this Oity on Monday, August 21 sq the iollowing vote was cast "We will not be under­ for Justices of the Peace: sold by any House . i William IL Hayford, Rep., In JVficnigan. Edward A. Holbrook, Rep., Israel 8. Boice, Dem., Hickson W. Rolfe, Dem, 287 klAHK RvB8ELL. For the Iron Bridge, “ Yea” 381 For tbe Iron Bridge, “ No” 10, By the above figures, it is easily seen ‘The Corner Grocerv. HICKS, Pehmosad New Goods at the Pnoanx Cash Stout. 2w one of the a fense in thez Notice. found and brought here by Deputy AH peraons who are owing me, must Sheriff Mallory. take notice if tbe same is not paid within Sick.—Mr. Cheeverhas not been m thirty days tbe accountewillbeleft with a Justice for collection. ’ attendance at Court to-day on account Bmxk. of sickness. Hastings, Aug. 14,1871dw Custom work made on short notice, room to-day Mn T. J. Ramsdell of ‘ the in good style and reasouuble prices ut RritYAJt’g. law firm of Ramsdell & Benedict, of Ladies’ fine aboes of the latest styles Manistee, also Mr. J. W. Hopkins. at Runyan's. County Clerk of Kalamazoo Co. Rvsskll & Nkvxxs at tbe Phoenix Mr. Enoch Andrus and Mira Alice Cosh Store have good 80 ct. Tea for 60 McNair,have been employed as teachers of the Nashville Union School for the Ackley & Slade sell the most perfect ensuing year, at an aggregate cost of 8850,00. Fruit Jar there, is made. H. A. Goodyear. . : Harnesses. SLA DE, Agricultural Tools, &c. ,«aur 4SS B.niisiy, sw rwer. MJan’l Slriker. ^dyear & Str/^ Dealers in • IMU Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in PATENT MEDICINES, ra PAINTS. Iron, Nails, Glass, OILS, Still Continnnto Sell' VARNISHES, TURPENTINE. Groceries, Crockery. Glassware; TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. BOOKS A STATIONERS. CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, "Wooden "W’are, &cAGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF CIGARS and TOBACCO, &.C., &.C., Cheaper than any Store in Hastings, KEP.OftKNE LAMPS A FIXTURES Lake Superior Iron’ WALL PAPER, *o., 4c., H«t« 10 pee Cent, by buylngfor Cub of THE BEST IN THE WORLD. CITY DRUG STORE, Also the c. II. HICKS. SUU St., Huluit>, Web. WOODLAND PARLORS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-24.pdf a238f6d41ef5af5129c3261faf748178 PDF Text Text dfye tjflstinijs flflHwcr. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH,, TUESSDAY EVENING, AUG. 2(4,1871. NO. 9. -------------------------- !■ , ||| | In asking Counsel to repeat a question Kalamazoo Co, was called .upon to caned this-dub but think it is-about । ho said he had a cold in his head and identify a box left in Iris passewuh by three yean, I cany it to a8gk*^ ™e “ . fore I could wake up. I wanted to re-1 Mr. Van Annan at Iha d<~ of tb. hat «■*“*1 >!"• Tenth Day * Proceedings. move him, I had a warrant against him did uot hear ven" well. . . . have a wooden one ana use tnls to asuu j aud was an officer but not a constable. Vanderpool made no answer when I moxxiXg sufeiex. ’ i I hod no warrant for *Vanderpool spoke about the terriUt-gria. It was Mr. S. 8. Conover dross-examination ■ Mr. Holden M. Green, the thirty * but utwd one, which statement was vol- not particularly offensive to mo and I continued. ‘ August 24th, 1871. ’ second witness ____________________ being called and sworn I untoored. Visited him in his cell which have no reason why I made the remark. Vanderpool remained in Ins.bed du- ,-^<1. •' Mr. 8. R. Conover’s testimony con­ wat larger than usual which was also I thought it was an unnecessary grin ring iny interview with him in (he jail . . tinued* . f volunteered and,couneel requested him and unusual for a man under those cir­ till the Sheriff ordered him to get up. I Ure lived m । HxeminstfAn v n i not to ^“nteer so much. Have visit- cumstances. Do not know how many The door was on tho west end ol tho cell '®4r8 ani °>n^rfnjn—ooi recoct >■. rad feradi: ft a^iW ora an'1 "T’ “ t men I have seen under those circum­ and there was about a fookof space be- ! Knew JWd and J^e^j ,’S i—.1. it _„«.a —You wore end of thei. desk. Ir took nulled it ! Ques. v“T~ wow alone alono with w,th Vander' ",dcr" stances and I do not know that I have twauu tbo uJp. .>f tba W and door. I <*• apart and examined it for >pots and P001 wh®».y°u ““d® that pleasant re- over seen any. Did not say it to taunt Think dr. lift wa. about dr. usual "»»»8-day. “ und intimidate liim. Did not say “ah na.,or lu,l,. 'lb ink ft. cell w« about W «-l l>a« b«m tuft foupd marks or spots of blood in several m“k to nbout tllat 8”“ ? Mr. such a use of you wanted to get out oty habcat corpm.'" places and I stuck phis in thi fte planes. ?r " 'Church opjected --2 ‘to -------2------------1 laid it on tbo flour and found that one adjectives as it did not belong to this Did not shake my cain over his head and say where is that money ? He was qx»t corresponded nearly with tho stage of the proceedings. ot tne door, lie brought before me on the warrant, and but not teirknl.lbe door. Tho door ra< iweeping water out "'. .urge spot onthe floor, I also Obioction withdrawn 1 acted as the Court, but tho oxamino- in tha> .... - — Uked me if I had beard of Fields dis­ found n foot print on’’ it. Made aJ. W« *■ r r appearance and I said I had not Then.tion was waived. Did not tell him he eat <Ui nn r.-rnnUnnK.n/ n 1 • Ao *' — ' ’ M n °t tuono. In mv direct an examination of the floor. Ite.roid that he had gone through him ' v^d !. ft aSr*'V “>fto>«‘in tl Mid that ” tlte Shoriif uaiu,. had bettor confess nnd make it murder (UsoovnrM vpots «m thu floor when1 *in ,;ntl ' ’ ’ ri,n QW! ----fy' Wc We tbt then 'n Trent went,into tbo !1‘? after •! ' made that' remark, in the second degree. Wanted to get a m-firer' \d 4. tow.nl, th.. f.»t ’ftft "ft*!?'1 ;''!d ’“b" I first went wont iu. in. Found one »pot that 1 stated the time confession from him uwIjkm going to band' had been inked. These^weo- a lifthi to incitrroctly. xiau Had a cam* cano* w with me,— swear to it myself if necessary. Did |™1. )e<] Could uot roach hi. hoad from ’’*<**, . mvunvuiiy. f[c“ »" ^£3 the east of.the largo .-:put JIY —l0 ^....2 “nU which shown *“? k"“ , was ---------— to tho iufv. 1 put the not think he would be tried before me, whore l «l Bud wl.onj.put m, baud on W ink . also large i-pjt, 1I Uimstassist- cane and V he up tn do it. He did not | lately, I-*. as *’ &4 os ■» hu could, "»* ’ .«took “* . _ on — the — — rt- ,-r-w — beside the tied when 1 sjioko and never thought much about it. I Id. head 1 can** do down cd in taking up the flooring, we look up tlJ i.;». j Wfint thert.to see if I could thought ha would not be examined be­ • duwu his book and showed mo tluit he to •; had drawn out nt «uo time $1,400. and :?piocefrem2 1-2 to3feetlong The find find ont ont anything anymmg in in regard regard to to Field. EieJrt. fore me, because the statutes of the statu put his hand on my head, nor ask me -ix sit ou the bed There were live or. six j ’iwat'Zirid*tolu“Uhruuk j Ho «U5 never triCnl Utore me but was teach me differently. 1 did expect if ho nn,i nt souther time 81.700. He said ho liad . I IT—__ _ _ .1 1.*. l.ra.l AftlrMM I—ra draft, Hof awa.VrCxnsntorably, those cracks were,i committed ...... . . >:i. came before me to pass ujton without on examinati up-. his proba­ filled with dirt andsuturated with blood. I ble guilt o_r innocence. I l K ,«uv. lu visiting lum w ij “ down grade." He went into tho entered t«~— <»n ton Iwok, —■und ----- Iw was nus—Was you there to qualify The side.. i • Ques. .... floor was »n» pine, pniv, examined V.VUUUUVU both IHJU1 SIUC-. ... . " ” a n,,t some kind of a cell as he left, only the >“» W 1 wanted at the facts, and did not . httIno Wnj o „r ________to got ________________ uvw UM„ ...ra of the flooring. Un the uwler wdo J <«» W ™ judgement qnjt this think any thing about its being my du- ! i““l^ *"{“ ' J*• twrix nfU?^ fi?vvn 1KU1 “^1 discovereil clot’cil l.kuvl nlvinf the eirr. dixovered clotted blood nlxmt size r.C of U1°!L . ty ns nn officer uf the law to stand aloof ' .(.ahtiteir. jxqKT.iu payniunt. I told huii.l thought The object of the question was to i from such thing.-*. Mr. Ingram aud. sp.x-S.fltC4>rimwn*dre fo°k4l •; pen Imaging- down. Discovon«i n u-in of water in fruut ivindoiv wUh u show the one aided view he took as u Wg* «»* with me, ra t„„„. whether , Duuhiin , wont andl they ., tUo tho „^. l(rfp.r. J)a „ n,>t lt j-uow tho | .«M-, ra W :owelin it and I wrung the towel out,find public magistrate, iustond of holding were Justices of tho Peace also, iu.d we ;„nIv diflbreaco was tho lurk of convmiwhite I W-.1< doing thii TajMlorpool said f tjle seilos of justice erenlv botauced. three were al! the Justices there were in ;ieu-.o un(l tx>aiforj. Dj u,t know 1------ Ri^pbctisl that ho had gone over the He CQUld iuu.;e, any tow»d-cr wat»r l«dc Ministec. Wo threo nlw went i; whl,tht.r there was a stool in hfrf 1 fin** l,dl® Iin‘^ would go through him there, 'ikodht^ by washing -tho tfinflow." T!t Ans.—I was nor. Hud issued the hnv<. sat sat on on 1 u> ii’1' ,hat 1 wou1^ ? 1??°. r 11 ihrt Hau* ,on^eU or not. Would probxblyv have had .i/irty mMi«h color. Was editeid- Ii warrant nrevions to litis visit aud u Wednesday. ’doura .hair. ”Vrad ra l> Whitehall rad ftlugraph Could not. swear that ;he be l if t5;ero haJ a( crabie carpet mowing. The Itrfgu -spot [ < oiuphiiut made, which was pending be- what we saw wns blood of hot, but sup- . . . . , nffreganT tart. He said he had money . , , . . .. 11 in the loom-, bat on th. .bed'* .to go. .... Th;’ cTM,ugh to'u’a 'toll toe busincy-ii<>n the floor wus from 18 to inches. lira. ^««te0-i,tn>te but 1 di,>. „at ’.” 7T’i'- "h\ ;<!wjh. him. Did fh^on'pjrrtosi uni • ' wiw in tiw Bunk again about :iiy longest Way awl' about ____ » u find iht>! ft lira. tefrai ft., ___ ..rtho looks t‘C'c* It except of it. Lbclicva-.l it . . . 11 ; mount to do it. other. The ink stains MHsnnd »2 to *shyot'<,ut ,a* lscti»,\n:i*l if possible to got a (to be blood. ..., 1j eleven u cluck und inked, him if Qa-M. — Do you ujunRy ou the b.xl | di.natdi, and be said .» confo.«ion from*him, w something to in the grain wf’thdwitod; Wd also Ques.—Have you made any distinct­ •J ho bad i.ut but would m soon nt possidiscovered soaio spote cf blixrl im tho convict the murderer of Field drlioevor ion in this examination between whaf when you go a-vnituig ' lie was. 1 do nut pur.-uo this practice { •Objectton ruade by Mr.. Giiu-clj'nnd i |,jp. A young man by Surname of •■ all .mu ride There*wefe two you know mid what vou believe f ’ ' everrufed.'v . J John Mee was toere. .Ho showed us n_• ur tlire.! «[ndtern, also on euiuo jnuoes of in my esse : u.«uiilly, except in mitrd»T p 1 Objection made by Mr. Churc'.i, anil Aus.—-No air, <lalied on Mr Vander- pijtoi Utiu said it iiud r.ot been fired, oil pujKT which wa- brought from behind cos** «rr cases'of great iisqairtande iu 1I overruled and exception taken. the counter. I ouu i same wiattete of which wh,ch 1 have «'* dune aua‘’ so. , I1 did d“ not «"■ mean I hn\ . tod todi r. P*jl * aa 7lh S,n>:' fl at hia htMU h’uue on U,e the 7 th a£ o! fieptohi• a lirrxo aud he was afraid tofixe . Ans.„ —I !have tuteu blood on uu- uf firn of toe desk. twSa.v l’at 1 biul ever ,,one w or I „ t0 . i^r to Mmo mom*. This is the This is th« or- | ;t took it and iirediuff Thu ink Van n blue Ltock and tooked !i4M” ’ b,;| 1 think il ww,ld be ”iy a”‘Mr‘ Hu"h" w“ ,1'-wti«fied with tne j f Msion on whicll hi,u for jt. —. .t. I • threu barrels and said therb —] ,-------------------------like Wfr. Vanderpool raid bo had i<«i important cashes or the duly of.any > answer * ’.1 tho v faex ’ -----------*“ waste fact ci given mor-?, ■ insisted on its beingtpaid :hea-and.toor<-. j„aj :,| tte- other barrel when Van*h r_wer and ami• wanted —• — r-x------- ■— -< rubbed :h*.sj rout- &«• uirotif r spot I »»g»strate. When I went into . n’.icit. when he raid ho had intended .1 had sent iny sun to collrei it on Won- jKjiil said there was and showed .it to :utheUu-x part i.*.ur Um Uck wimluw, i wa* *.nn- •» tb» conch him when ha went to tho dbur agnfcs bn: did nut know whether he had or ' daf> on‘l _.^u* s*,a\ “C*?" but it was hard, I could get uu coloring ' P‘d uot kn?* '' b‘ ‘h“r warrant m l ' uot suoceodoff m getting'it t*r SOomg und. fired thal off. He looked y* k nud . ! him, s-o tlrnbd went niysclf ia tbe «fte\ tired and 1 asked him it Jie wa-> sicl*. lira. il. Ib,<£mu-k. t’iub- *!*”? ,L »»■»•« •»'“«!,11 . y.* a member m^nrom- noon, uoon. r] wanrra want»4 iw tro jwnay tuono/ «nd ■> dkl ■ in ihv dour uh Tiu«-'.. raft, -pal- and —l-lt JaV »"d did uotkAu ybaftnr h. I Qu—.— .. ............. .................. — and.liu said hu had bean sick all ni;jlil.. . buna ra TV-lnraiwhethro WKiirradit o«< «.<; u «nrSd out t’nu P“'- ,o »»>"»««>*»••>»“ “ “»>• Irani.- Io viait ftu , kdo„ ahrthw the th, concern oraaun was good tiaw him again towards nvnuing, ’And Wcdit.-jav u'u, On Tra.dar lh«i,ta •“* •*•* »«* •>< thu u.r Ida; ? ■ t rarj<»r not.not.Wh-s When I left I left th. the m-mu muney ’ ft" there ’I I J again aikod him if ho had sent tlx* ..,r1»ll.B.raJtbod»orraarh u£7o lha ‘ i«ued fthubAink 1 ura.dit thaftday An.—I wral ften-. rad ftra .. lind tall with Vradgyad ray. •ent there, and then j jin(j sojnfl ta]]- with Vanderpool and .i.ti,undft.re«a., . prai., nrar ft. , Bnf«• ™ad. thi^mn arnf, lb. IVo^j. ftaallv aud h. OadI ™• 1kao.^<d|«id -ftnftj graa. U»S$.'<»«a dispatch and he said ho hod no\hct '4 “ would right away. I saw him iu Tail c’c, J* where i‘ did uot cover the iluor cuti ng Attorney <Hew nun iu td J^L-. any -.coauuitise. '\eQ‘ iSon- — k on Sunday alter Field was found. Our I ,i yv.,0 ttnn-hor '.iftU > minitlered the'doth. Mr. £ecor, Ingram -at BulliV bw request. Went ] j-us ***™ •detixol's -«*i. Mr. *««*»-> *—o». Wednesday, ...... to Van••but —-.Raid “I am about to settle with Fiehl °jnce not euvermU -Un -WMne-ulnv we > aud Hutiimm went with, mo. «»Am quite lioiwe -jthat j। । aud Dunham went with me. Am quite JerpcKfl's house that Wednesday, hut [ |,ut yOU cftnj^vo ,t whenever you cull convamation was in regard to the settle­ ment with Field. I asked him why ho | sure Dunham wont, and am as sure of did not tell him what 1 wanted uf him, for ;‘t unj j. bi* all right.’’ did not tell the same story about that as Field’’ss j: nor did Mr. Dunham Dtmlmm tell him so. sa Gould: Gould : . , . . ! f^at * an‘ that the fckey fy of Yield Ho said we dJft find Lh-re the missing spots were ^ . !n ** I lf ,e* 1V _ .. ? j f>weur thttt 4, weM. Wood‘ c<ir. 1 hoard ol other debta having bWn he did to me. all excited about taiu dnm—taro.M, :akeu out Was there abAU, hum. I. row w ceil nna ©me ami u was ro um-!j^^^l. ■ ’ and 1 believed a c these attempted to be vol tooted, about thui were ! dentrod among the others tlrnt I should ’ .jx.te toJra Llroxl. Hare been a ead.Ue | «‘“d «*** *•«* <F'W • »u» «nad* <“» this matter aud wo could not b? expect­ ed to get it straight the first time, that on uciuesuay. !d<> do so. mi. I don dun’t remember roinendier whether I1 was wa>* and btisneM huwew m:ik«r maker for fortv years, and'** and 1 tee liatiK. ... . (lue».—W,he.i did ,.uu next sec \ an-1 (hc wfto wil)( # or ||Ot j j t|j„t 1 attended school in Now When 1 w<m iu tho bafln w4n the wo were speculating ftbou! the urester. ueiqiuul. . . . i was there alone from Io 10 urinutes •York. Never Ques.—What did you refer to in say­ --------- ctuded ------ chemistry ---- ---- . uur ---- ' magnifying glass ho said that a rpltoon ..... An—I»?t.a«l..m m .ral *" j bdft,, du. ouM.r, co., ft. Wo ft Wa- nralirira. Th. r.-=raa!ratt fttttj-.vtx.-o medicine. Tte-h- woaabuut thirty years liad ^ped over, he ale i quke of ing, why did you not tell tho eamo story nftrnwan offtaaamo day rad ft told j ,. .Inring thi, ti»« 1 that I did n.ii in* hare Irnw- aurthmg nnvlnintr to t.k do alii with xntll . , . ‘ , . . abou* this a< to w. -Midi.. aud Iimk■ ,... ho had bur.^1 ft. ortiu-t on Monan. »,............................................ ■ .-rdoxl-n.lhw.ftar.. ,.nym,.rn.ngradul»hu^ut.andr^lDc^ -nd , Objection ma ! • by Mr. Choover nn l up again 1 Baw Wooa uadcr lh“ “* "S*01* an‘l good evening. ing butUMMS. • T«Mk it nt thoftunu wra rad ft. jkft. «•1 lh„n j „k^ hinl if he Wa. ;al>out live yean* age. Have been|«m tup of the dirt in ’thn crack I found! sustainel. ■ raid that 1 [Old bad nmatrav brfon rad , u,!,. onJ „ ,wt a farmer about ten vean» aud nn Insu- ; 5^. After that I said that it would go w.a gou- thno joara. and U ftul no , ; wakfts up ranr.i a^at Srr about five rurua Har. : jf , chraj„ ,hoi)d ,xmios i, alMl against him, thal I thought the caw hut that 1» on th. ran ran. | k lh,„, “ been m the grocery Imsines* nU/irt two , looked very dark, and ho said it did and u waa aot lnkI he almost believed wmetimes that he H.—w if. WO bud ftuud unyfttng .. u , t lliol it ft. vearsand have also carried pn the guner- ' regard to Field, and I replied that • > ml business of groceiy und dry goods I should change my opinion. Dr. j did murder tlib toon. I carried him and were satisfied that he had been killed in ' for about two yearn. Hare been HDuflield did not have all thesa boards. tho Sheriff to Muskegon after tho trial. Ques.—Tell this jury what basiueM 5n the Iluilrood " business about two . and cracks, for I saw Mine of them in tho hunk where that blood was. di re­ Cross-examinod by Mr. Cheew. plied that may lie, but my God, I did you had with hi? ccnsdeno.-. rears, ami was treasurer of the Bailroad J Mr. Bullis’ office the day before the fire, Was not sworn on (he firektrial. Saw not kill him, 1 never killed a mau for u|k Wa« also h cl,angwl bv roving that ho Ans.—He -■•aid his cuuscienae was "but that Railroad nothing in the water ho swept out to money, I reuld uot, I was too sick. He dear as a well. Next asked him if he Sheriff and Ikptrt tftonff t.a ,r«m >tw 'n f<,w (b„ , attract attention. Had been into the also Miid thnt there teemed tu be u plot ate. his regular rations and h« said he I each, and under .Sheriff tor two years. ’ ’ , , ' run u threshing machine v* _. vpoke of 11 towel m n basin of water. bank before and into tlio rear. Knew not atfc me aJ.v iux,>rop_ j Also two or and he wa» was the victim. The night that djd a , £t, three years when I wosafarmer. -Some- 'i It looked ajlittle reddish but I did not him since he come to Manistee. Testi- ’ Field’s bodv was lound I visited him in | er <in8#tiun.« * 11 1U ~-' ---------1 . !o“’h"X" S,™11!— I • Mr. ^ftafou h™ ft fti. taaes run two different branches of buri- mean to convoy to the jury that it wan tied nt Kalamazoo. He said lie had , taken some certificates of deposit nnd he nt»n nt tho same firn*-. Have b«m Do-. bloody. feared ho had taken jpthonr that there • t-d, I a-ked him if be routed well iudl if I kind of examination, iis the object of a native, but considered that as coming , . . , . , l. “’r n •<Vj «’ was no account of either on the stulw or his conscience wns clear, when lie rc-. crens-examiuotion was to arrive nt the „.d..r ft. haul of Hwnff. aud ba4 in the book. It is jtoout 6Q_miles from d.«» Jm . job. of tl» ; “ u “ !1 «• * h » r ’ ’ *. ’ P “ ~ <1 "• "™ plied that his conscience was as clear as i tru(h and (o t0Iture nnd badger a , . i, -,r .... ,.Mtt -ua did it look ns if it had been scoured. Manistee to Whitehall and 80'to Mttekea bell and that he rested go-4 uufl at* . ft. M bl..nir Ou. of lh~«job. b [ gun. The mail al that time wont on a his regular ration*. 1 told Into we hod: was fit Al antstee and 1 did the best 1 1 . , 1 ,, , ~ ... found Frad'. Iralr. wftn ft- r»i.1»d, Mr. Hugh- M>d that th. boon, al- .oci: Got ft. criuioJ aud 1» <ra. ,ht “ Monftiy mora..* a.d >1 ; boat. Do not know when that boat left, whether in the morning or evening.— that we could not inttke himtodiavu that- lowed the widest possible erose-exanun- WMiUbut aftenranla (U&nMTho expense of sending a tog du.vn 1 then laid my hand on his head where :ation of witneroos ngninst the respondent was a witnew ngainst thu mau nnd I wm The“Snglo would bo about $30 or $ IO. Know the wound was ou Field, nnd asked him , aQj nO(hjnK was so important as to show had a man sleep with tb© 1 rwoner to hjwlu & nothing about the running of toe bouts. what made that ^und on Fidd, and a, .|UW, r.1 Wika™ agajaal bra and he ™ora h head When 1 baw Vand-rpool nt the bank I A totftirttihi after. tft> Shmif cuwo ft; <-f il«raA ‘"J1* bChhod ab~d radj-fta. thonght hv was very much excited but ' do nut know whether it -was any more handle, but they were nut the sama, anl removed him to a more s-teure cell.; wtfncro was a public niagistrute who me to ferret out this and I was to. have Had never ft* u the bank on purpose than would be etpeded from any one When be wks arresh4 he asked if they • gone nt midnight with a club in his $2,000 for tho job. The offense was to examine fltet hatchet. When I wasi whose partner had run a woy or cum» upwere going to take him to jail, if so he ] |o v—t 0{ a prisoner. IT burning buildings qpd spiking saw-logs, 1 in the bank in the winter,! sat near the missing, or n*it- Saw nothing unusual .anted grad liring, M hr ; lt u, too 1 .ubmit rtrarMr killing hon*es, &c. I was to have $1,000 store aud noticed this lying there and. in the appaamneo of tho bank. whethe® any pnaxtits fourt! cir not- aud ' tomed to that. I found blood spots on ‘ K 1 it was used. for splitting the stairs tending down to the nver on . to the rulings uf vour Honor but we 82,<*0 upo» rohvictian, but I tea mon- MjfMcd 1 John Blanch nrd, the thirty-third witkindlera. Did not notion tongs nor Wednesday. Whoa we were looking w ant all the righto that belong to this shovel, butdid notice this. . • । Q0.» said : at the ink spots in the bank. I‘e '““^i fprisoner. , I have Jived in Manistee three years I said ths Sheriff tpfli him to jail,but he was going'to be liolff reeponfible tor Mf Eggleston replied that the Coun- dell paid me my expenses but nothing nud am 42 yean old, have been a fish­ for my time—that I lost Do not know do not know whether he had a warrant ->^1,^.0 nn.rad.te.and erman for 1& or 20yean, havs fishod on Lake Michigan, Huron and Superior.— time he went into hmdnesa, . non and he argued it at acme length, Ques.—What do you mean by a In 1809 I was fishing at Manistee. We those spots were there vrbeu Thft ttelt t<ery 0M m<ut dell has since told me that he believed begin in April and continuo till Decem­ • they went ioto bmhoV; 1 exJua,ao the witness in hie own manner, him guilty. I do not koow whether vacant laugh ? Ans.—When a num laugh s and does ber and uoe sail boats of different sizes, any one was present or not but think not feelJtlteiJt. ,MaIlli>«biH^ai^l. ^e go out from four to six miles where Mr.’* ft. W. Nehon was. we get water from 60 to 800 feet The he wouldgrfii|eWs stews, and sustainod Mr. Hughes, Que*.—Do you know who was the It is a forced laugh- Have, heard some average sounding four milee out I can . talk nt Mauisteo of mohbing Vander­ when talking of this matter. When in । gaid to him before the others main witness a gains’. this man. hardly telh The water is «Aator to toe pool, did not take part in it nor did I Objection ntade byT^r.’ChurcK the Bank on Wednesday, 1 rtAoItect of had faaad FieU.g With and deeper to the sopth. From . swear so at -KatemanoO/ Wh’on men finding a i©ekH-book obouf kx htehw , **, . 7___ .. ,p fipu miles out to six mites the water belomr It wasin tor back part of the bmty, and he smd you con t make me said anything about it to me I told them te^tod ft/lrar. Itra.n5d.of tur- Mra. that and V”"?" opinion and might lie answered. they luid" better let it alone, one.'siik) C0i|tettenpidlF deeper. Have knowledge of toe cuxrentewithin toe limits described . k*r TBS.1 1 h*a o“aheod “J •ubject of Vanderpool ra. bro^ft up. ------- to the south. ■ the Jail was as important as any. The the subject talked of was that-of sub- The prevailing cuuint is to the north. It runs from about eighty rods to two nn thnt t Jrril1c ltiii and he tried to show the bed. Un to tba.time I. put jny hand ) prisoner’s name was Robert Penzon. iioenning witnesses. Have heard it Krad ' miles an hoursaawtimas, and sometimes Examination-.snspeBled ml Court 2— i_ j, _4-2—2?„, at midnigbrand might be allad a yri.- fa— “ I th'™ I took a re^eas'tiT! 2 r.‘ it. currents. A south wind would produce Ateuftrandwonidtradura on. "«£!“£„ SffcWftSfataS did not propose it, nor was; it submitted' a ' current to tbo norLu. Think the cur­ cause it ui commonly caHedamil. ano come inw , ., j am | rents are swifter in shallow than in deep to nto'at that time. Have heard it ®’U ‘to f*T' Jd roti^ed thirtyou ordered Fm*LJj irrnxoox smiox. water. The course of deep water cur­ talked of 1 rents ran north and south, but general­ toJkthem to bKto^d. He rete-d up very I said to At ** <TWX“« of Court ** P' “•> Re-direct by Mr. Church. ] ly north. They,run south when there readilv when I spoke to him which pat oa the almighty or gno. I ■ Mf j HopHnt, Comity Clerk of Do not remember how tong I have ' 1is a heavy wind in the north. There is made me think he was not asleep. I have forgotten just wbirti f ma. THE VAHDEWOOL TRIAL, £l "7"l , wS^zssau sxfx i ‘4,^ .1^ 2^ . P^- Sri.: /7 x r no �EKTIOKC MWfrl fi.'WW tt? up the riverine small skiff. Here seen floating spars an the beech of the lake. Sew one going to the nerth when the th. trial had —nrnenwd fax I wiry! was blowing south. It wu close to the beach. One ware would wash it EraminaHon suspended and Court up and another wash it off. Remem­ jadourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow. ber the event of tho disappearance of Field. It was on Bnndky, and the wind was from the south, also on Monday and Tuesday, but on Wednesday from Rroimni or D«mdA,\Notamy Public, ♦he North. Do not remember it longer. Good Bargains in ^tsnauiater ▼AN ▼EL9OR k ROLFE. I.. RUSSELL, Caa b4 had by Calling al RUSSELL f NEVINS' ICKBAL COIVEYAICEB | D. R. COOK. & CO’S CHA*. H. BAUER. Abstracts or Titum Offic. in Halting.. of lands in Barry County furnished on W'e Offler the /Mowing Sunday evening about 10 o'clock to got application, atony office in the HOLBROOK. some water. There was a little dock Tax Titles Court House. there but I stepped into my boat to dip W. H. JEWELL. the water. I noticed a man ’ down tho yiver in a boat As I into my boat, I stumbled and WM H. HAYFORD noise, and when I looked up the boat Of LANDS had stopped and crowed ever to the oth­ er side. There was a person in the boat rowing it He came within 30 feet at Situated in. ths .various Townships of C. G. HOLBROOK, one time, and I could see his body move Barry County—one of the 1 and the dip of the oars, and hear the rattle of tho oar lock. It was a light colored Co unties in the State of | boat about 16 feet long. I was on the a Michigan, hank from five to ten minutes. The ASSYRIA. lake outride of the piers was rough. As you go from Manistee north, the shore wtfofnwM curves west to point Betsey, and this is about 5 miles out Then south we rinorih frO km «• HARTEY WRIGHT >| .K..M have the same contour fur a few miles, till wo come to a point about 3 milea-out* Cross examined by Mr. Cheever. I MAPLE GROVE. Of Home Manufacture, mean by prevailing, most of tho time, the majority of the time. Sometimes uw£°f» HYDE k BAI ER the under current runs north when the ■ xilasM BUM* a*d Inaaraae* A<*nd. wind is blowing south, and sometimes CASTLETON. Go to the the current on the surface runs one way when the wind is blowing the other way n Wofo The general course of the coast north­ ward from the river is bending to the west There are little points along the coast projecting out all along the coast and these some times catch things float­ x ®rn ing on the surface and the general C. Bibs. course of things drifting from the WOODLAND. PhyaldBii Manistee river would bo into some of West of Bank. these angles. When 1 saw that man in the7 boat he stopped rowing and ZrelsW for turned from me as if he wanted to avoid A.. WOOLEY me. 8aw no other little boats on the river, but there wore other boats, take AdeortUtmrntof GRANT# PHILLIPS. E. F. BROWN. white fish and trout in my nets and take PzSXi £L*utacfto,kioc JOHNSTOWN. them to tho Manistee market often. Ha* Wof n • hot 00^ When we drees these fish blood drips This is the Lad uho drove, Il a wire X from them. Wo put them in boxos, the doves to market, and carry them to market and then wo the same boy stopped put them in baskets whoa wo land and at Stauffer's carry them up town, and blood usually JOHN ROBERTS. G' PUYtHCIAN^and flarjeoa. Dwelling ea BroadBALTIMORE. drips from the basket Wo land at Kirk­ land’s dock and at the bank dock and WM. UPJOHN sometimes at another douk. On Thurs­ of a Wj/sfe wjf»| day afternoon, tho 7th of September about three or four o.dock wo took a HASTINGS. DR. C. C. LIN8LE1 load of fish up to Manistee and landed BOTANIC first at Kirkland’s dock and unloaded some and then went up to the Bank doA and unloaded some in a basket and carried them up the bank stairs, saw CARLTON. blood drip from the basket on the stairs. Saw no boat but the Manistee go out that Sunday night and do uot know HAMLOW, M. D.. whether I saw tho little before or after it went dut. for warm meals at all hours Or MENS Re-direct BARRY. Remember the place. Op- j The natural course of that spar spok­ aJIDbMM by th* moat •Kot? posite Lein's Bakery. en of would bo north if there was no •,u*BlioqfIvanU Bunrory anddl*«M«e?f auldra*1. South side State St. swell of tho sea. Brought fish up Io Oalb sromstlv atUniBd la. navlOOPtf this dock and carried them up the bank L.K. STAUFFER. stairs on the Saturday before. STEWART k STE1NHOFF. Ques.—Did you ever bring any parti HOPE. of whale up those stairs ? Ans.—Never. In tbs City, Mtnafacturtd by °MkhUM ” Gr“‘ * n,Uli»’* 3uw'The thirty-fourth witness was George Nungesser, who is one of tho now wit­ MILO T. WHEELER, ’ COMMINS k BROWN, nesses, and being duly sworn said: I live in Manistee nnd have for four RUTLAND. years, am in Cigar and Tobacco busi­ •ffoiur-Pamliny, ISAAC W. VROOM AN. REMEMBER, ness and also clothing bu-ineas. Know : Graining, Field And Vanderpool and remember DIPUTT U. S. ManhalJGro.rU C.Urctiwr Axant the event of the disapjioarando of Field ■ hri Au.ti—a— and it was on Sunday. On Sunday fore­ Washington Block, South ride State St. noon I was in the second building from E. II. MALLORY. the Bank, which was a meat market i kept by Henry Kremple. Was then, Mlehtaaa. I ' Dene in the HlaatirtylM. > I IRVING. 'Dealer* in Wall Paper, Window between 11 and 12 o’clock ou Sunday., j tihhades i'icturo Frame*, Looking This building is about 60 foot from the i Olaaaea, Varniahea, Lead a, Bank and right opposite Bailny’s corner. ; Oita. Mixed Painta Artiat'a tST All Styles of Women’s und Chil­ n'« h ol ■ ar J ' Malarial*. Window . NATIONAL HOTEL, Leaving this building about 11 o’clock 8tB£“SRACAMPBBl.L. Propio dren's Wear.-^t Olaaa. etc., ate. ■Xrfesfrc I went towards tho Tyson House. Will 1 Hhop eorntr at Church and Elate. BtroatrJiMtins*. Mich., over Bailax’aj Ramsdell was right ahead of mo untf was right in front of the Lank wheti 11 PRAIRIEVILLE first saw him. I passed tho bank on MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE. tho sidewalk and heard a noise in the J. C. WOODRUFF. bank and also the howling of a dog, while I was passing he howled throe GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES times. The noise sounded like a rattlingof feet. I went down to the Ty­ ORANGEVILLE. AARON CLARK. THE CELEBRATED son House to my‘dinner. On Monday O. , tuly Uocnied I morning early I was in my lower store. 1 had two stores—one above tho bank and one bolow. From tho lower store 1 went to tho upper and on my return I saw Vanderpool in the bonk inride tho GRANITE STATE door, ho had a broom in his hand and JOHN MICHAEL, was scrubbing up. This was about 6 Oppooito P. 0. o’clock. I asked him if he had heard that Field had duappeared aud he said D. P. NELSON k SON, he had. About 8 o'clock he camo into House Painters I my cigar store to get a cigar, when I FOR SALE AT said it was a little carious that Field had YANKEE SPRINGS. js, and he replied he had gone to hell Planing Machine. or somewhere else, where noMy would never tee him no moro. His hand trem­ Warehouse pn Broadway. bled so ho could hardly light his cigar. of the river about 35 rods from the eud OR 8ADE For the BE8TAND CHEAPEST W ffl MS, Little Red Shop! s:r.v* FINE BOOTS! Sinam aid Mertaiical DeiM CITY PAINT STORE! PAINTERS. WOODRUFF ! Sign and Ornamental Painting . The Best in the City. Farrier's Improved! !t|WL’A Corn Sheller! W. T. EASTMAN’S! Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes : I have resided at Manistee 4 years and hove beon absent soxuutimee to buy goods. I am usually gone about 3 days. At* one time in February 1870, 1 was gone about two weeks, went to Milwaukee and was there three days, then went to Grand Haven and staid five days and gwi married and then went to Muskegon and staid a few days. We laid a few days in the ice the propeller being fastened. trial Was there three days and then went to Grand Haven and was gone about two weeks. Do not know whether not but it was wound up when I got back Do not remember how long I had been gone when I got married but think I was married the 10th of X"A'X Gold & Silver Watches, THORNAPPLE Land and Calcined Plaster, hack LIXt •XTine Gold Jewelry, SM surer aid Plated Ware. LIME, WATER LIME. LUMBIB, LATH, aid SEW XPartie. aafariog to purah—o —R to <M. W. will chwrfUl, information dwirad. August’10. 1871. To the Ladies!! do J. ROBERTS k. CO- n. ». cook ac CO' CALL AT JOHN ^STANLEY’S Sa Horsemen Pure ATTENTION I HASTINGS WURSERIEk. Wines and Liquors I FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSES. AJao, Import^ Do.Win Port.r anti J. Roberts 4 Co., at the Poet Office, keep the Daily Banna for sale. �Ti|« IVHmjc 1871” •wing la toeitntU of tbe city, tm liitTuro*. Mxcm., 24, 1871. Chsoky We Join most heartily with the Bemis in its condes>naUoti,of the course taken by the Hastings Bannar. That a dally p-per pubIMiad tlmcM wlthlp > .lot,<4 throw of the court house where tho trial Is now progressing, should thus early -show Its hand,” H to bo regretted. Ik-fore ths teregUbg illustration of •rcheek” soptod from the Kalamaaoo Telegraph, Bartram or Brick Pomerv ■ko^dHush With very shame. That ” By. Aid. Haena, That the wood bolooging to the city and lying near the comer of Church and State Streets in the 4lh Ward, be sold at auction to tho high­ est bidder, under direction of the Marshall Six days notice or said tale to be previ­ ously given. Carried. On moltoo, thoaccount of Richmonds & Back*u, fur city books, of 858,85 wai allowed and order drawn. On notion Council adjourned. W. Harn—Recorder pre tan. Hum, Williams, & Co., Sash Doors, ,*ourte«r the Bism on the VaudM- WiM and Otherwise. Vanderpool that ever appeared in our columns, waa elippod from the Da’ly Study men as well as books. Telegraph printed considerable nearer Never be cant down by trifles. to the Kalamatoo Court House than the Ice coolers are now lined with paper. Banner Is to the one here, published Never accuse others to excuse your­ ^y it in the midst of the trial there. self. We think further comment worw than Glycerine is a good remedy for sun­ useless. burn. Not Forth oomuco.—That money I promised by the Pro-routing Attorney of the county of Manistee, to the Board of Supervbare of this county. We un­ derstand he—the Prosecutor—dentes making such a promise. We leave the question of veracity with the Board of juror In the cane. Meanwhile another $150 has been taken from our treasury by order of ths Court. The Mansfield. Coldwater and Alltran Bailroad - We were Informed while in Battle Creek the other day, that the grading on this rood from the Ohio State line to Allegan was more than two-thirds done —thjrt the ties for the road between tho Stat? Line and Coldwater were all strung along the road bed—that from Cold water, west, they were being de tivered st the rate of 15,00) a month, and that on Sept. 10th they were going ,to commence laying iron west from the croMipgof that road and the FL Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw railroad and that by January 1st, 1872, th? care would be running to Richland from the Ohio State line. At the annual session of the Grand Encampment for tbo State of New York, the following uffleen were elect- The City of Grand Rapids, SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. It ia easier to give counsel than to take it Make good use of time if you eternity. &c. DRESSED love LUMBER. A good conscience i* better than two witnesses. We may expect a large orange crop from Florida. Patagonia,—the land o.‘ meerschaum* and cannibals. Curiosity isa certain charset eristic of a vigorous Intellect. Domestic Magaxinee,—Wives who blow up their husbands. Think before you speak, and oon-d der before you promise. We pay England yearly $15,000,000 in gold for spool cotton. Tbe corn corp of Illinois promises to be the largest for many years. People who come to high word* gener­ ally indulge in low exprasions. They arc having morning perform­ nude* at the theatres in London. Forty pounds is the greatest weight turkeys aris^nowo to grow. Tbe butchers In California have been caught selling diseased meat. Tbe fashionable color for visiting cards at present is a pate lavender. Time, patience, aud industry, are the three great masters of world. Knowledge will soon become folly, when good scuse cease to be Its guradian. Truth begets hatred, prosperity pride, security danger, and fariHlarty con­ tempt Wisdom is beter without an inherit­ ance, than an inheritance without wis­ dom. At the deal 1 man, the teen are shod, tha prevented from flowing. If man make- himself a worm, he must not complain when he I* trodden on.—Immanuel Kant. Miss Irish is a candidate for register of probate ; the lady has been iu the probate office at Portland. Patriarch; William ' Gould,JAufTnio, Grand High Priest; Charles Clark, New York, Grand Treasurer; JohnH. White Albion, Grand Itenrenentotlvc. Total encampment mcmbcreblp, 3,KT9. Net increoac during year, 600. Total re­ ceipts, $18 407.70. The following offleers of the Grand Lodge of Odd > eliow.* were elected for the ensulnryear: Grand Manter, E. 8. Ralphs, of New York; Deputy Grand Matter, Wm. I*acy, Albany; Grand Secretary Charles Y. Clark, New York; Pelican oil is worth 81 50 a gallon in Grand Trewun-r, Jacob Rtuaall. Now New Orleans, and tho people alongshore York ; Grand Representative, William have ongUTred extensively in its manu­ Woddell. Troy; Grand Warden, Tho*. facture. The first process is to catch S. Bt. John, Utica. Railboxv Items.— Wo clip the fol­ I Miss Joseph Weinlich is tho loader of 1 the Vienna female orchestra of twentylowing from she Allegan Journal. ■ six young ladies, which sppeors for the Onto « MtcatoAN Railway.—The first time in America, at New York on guage of the track of tho railroad from the 11th prox. Muskegon to Allegan is soon to be wid­ Question (to be asked of the lady you ened about three inches, so that it shall adore). What has been the brightest conform to the guagn of the Pennsylva­ idea of the whole season ? nia Central IL R and its numerous con­ Answer (to be told her in a confiden­ nections. . tial whisper)—Your eye -dear.—Punch. The road is t» l«e extended »o Mans­ -Tli'? veteran Murdoch,■ the actor, field, Ohio, nm Coldwater, and ton miles ofrp^lNov wuth^Mt from All.^n i. Omught b, qu.l tb, »Ug« ne»rlvgnU-l. Tbe whole line will b« «g».-tUl cling, u. Lbs plaUorm. engaged to giro give n a series read­ Sm.bea within a v-.r ,nl ths .borts., has ba. oogwsd wort of “ readEngland next season. routo from Woton Muhina to Cm. ■»«•" in ™ New «•’ B»ghmd wiuon. cinnati, Pittsburg and Philadelphia in Hord times am tho excuse of San full ojieration. Ijorg® new coocnes are Francisco churches for cutting down to be placed on this end of tho rood im­ ministers' salaries. The richest society mediately. now only pays 84.000, while one which The last roil of the rood fronalletroit lately paid 86,000 has come down one half. to Lansing is low laid and the people along the lino can scarcely contain them­ They will juke in New York eyen selves, so great ia their rejoicing.' Now about tho swindlers on the city treasury. let a road from Grand Rapids be built One item complained of is 86,000 for direct to lensing to connect with it hatchers, and it is defended on the ground that they were ordered Irr the purpose of “cutting down sicessive appropriations.'* A special meeting of the Common Council was held at the Council Room, Gbb.it Union Exposition August 17. Recorder Wood in the Chair. Present—Aldermen Birdsall, Eastman, Hayes, Kenfield, Woolley and Williams. SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U AND 15, 1871, two Fins a on. On inotioa, Aid. Hayes was appointed Recorder pn test. On motion of Aid. Kcnfield, Aid. Hayes Nartbera Mkb. Agrlcaltiral aid Mewas elected Chairman of the Board of cbaikal Hackly. Registration. On motion, Council adjourned. W. Hath—Recorder pro Un. Or »ll Kind*. SPRING & AVERY’S, Admission Sf.c, children 15c. Kxhibitor* Ora t—ted to join th* Society. Y**rlr member>.p ticket. SI. Life M«ab—bip Uck.te <10. r HIMBT B. CLVBB, Grand Haren, Secretary. G. W. OBIGG8. Grand Rapid*. Pranktent. DRV 600DS MO CARPETINSSJ ----- TO BE FOUND IN----- Western Michigan We Shall Offer Solo Proprietor of , STTEPAWnH SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS COMPOUND WAHOO BITKRS, Price, only SO Cents a Bottle. FOB. VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES SPRING & AVERY WOOL IWING At Hastings. Tbiaartlcle ha* been thoroughly taatad and found a *ure and speedy cure for tho following complaint*. Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costivrness, Nervous and Sick Headache,Liver Complaint, Fever A Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms ’ in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions ofjhe Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of Ute Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Grttvd, Rheumatism, <fe. <Ce. gvnuinn Bitter* in on* BO Cant* Bottle of Shepard'* Compound Wahoo Bitter* Phyaioian* throughout the City end 30 Years Experience ! FLORENCE Family Sewing Machine Mr. MARBLK baring booghl tbo Carding) Jf« ehit-e lately owned in Middleville, and SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, Price, only 30 Centa a Bottle. For Bal* by DnitgUt* aad !>**]•«* G*nrrails. C. N. SHEPARD, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. Proprietor, Growl Rapiris, Mich. Guarantee Hatlai action. Alwaynn Order and Ready for Wort. For Sale by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. Wool sen t by Railroad will be Carded to order, and sent back in good condition. Il will maha any width of tboa draired with- Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR'S Naw Warehouse, Adjoining C. F. Dwifbl a Co* Foendry. 11*01 Cord. Braid, QniU, BM Gather, Hum■UMu BaflJ*. Teak, and Frings nnntly and dereMr W* warrant it to ww everything n**dad In a family, from lb* btariasi to lb* UgblMl fabric. In Tailoring or Drassaisking Go there ior your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fine stock Just Orsnm THIS MACHINE NAS HO E(OAL. COME A.m> BKE THHM WELCOME-MARBLE. July, ini. Dr. AIKIN, SELECT SCHOOL. Office *o. 11 Canal 8L Grand RapIds, Pirate null nod nnmina th* Machin* and it* work. You eaS no I albrd to bar ■ ttewing Ma­ chin* until th bar* *e*n th* FLORKNCK with Offle* and *al**rootn al Grant. Jc Phillipa* Mtore. CENTRAL exXis SCHOOL HOUSE, Dorator BolUinf of C. F. Dwight A Co, HASTINGS, MICH. State Pomological Society Council convened at the Council Room in regular session, Aug. 31. Recorder Wood called the Council to order. Pres­ ent—Aidermen Birdsall, Eastman,Hams, Hayes, and Woolley. On motion of Aid. Birdsall Aid. Hayas waa appointed Recorder pre tan. Aid. Eastman-of the Street Committee reported thal the job on State St,. 4th Ward, let to T. Altoft, was completed and accepted, and moved that the order of 850 to pay for the sime be drawn. Car­ ried. By Aid. Eastman, That T. Altoft be allowed 82,50 fcr repairing bridge near his place. Carried. By Aid. Kcnfield, That the Marshal be directed to notify the Street Commis­ sioner that it is the order of tho Common Council that he repair the bad places in the streets caused by the late storm, and particularly tho holes in the street near the Jail on Washington Bl, and the hills near Messrs. Hayford and Barber’s, im­ mediately. Carried. Blinds, ----- TO BE HELD IN ■pedalities: Scrofula, Cssssn, Coasomption. It* A Bar, Nervuu*, Chronic and Surgical Di*—** oonre*. cnnotantly adding Oysters and RjenshmenU. on hand at all hours. 25yl H. A. BU8ELL. Jk CARD. Michigan Exchange. Meat Market! NEAR THE BANK. Dnrnorr, Fmscavt 1Mb, 1»T1. aFlrai Chas Hmm. Bstio The best stock of Meat always on hand. Call and Got your Steak, Roasts, or any thing you want ±ultlon to the School, <8.00. Fur further information, addreen. MOBBIB A RUTH, Assyria. W. J. AIKIN. M. DP.O. Drawer 9001. Grand R*>id*.Miob. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. Aucnox Bills printed on abort notice st thia Office. �YtaM • l«M4. B\|<h»h. Th« ’ Daily dbrino tbe th/ai. - xtRuNYAX’S .GUIDE. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. M»4.^.ux An Every-day Story. _ “Your reporter has kept a shaip look out for indications of ‘‘Hello John, where areyou going?” "I was going down here to buy some grocers.” . ; to which it is safl! one of the counsel has "Well I am going down to Mace Al­ given his days and nights for some ien’s to buyndxc.” months, but ns yet it is not clearly torc‘‘Down ?o Allen’s? eaboft Pla' prosvcuplii have taken special crockery and wall r_^_,__________ paihiSttRjring Wit that there was a largo thought of buying grooeriea there. Not assortment of old plows, stoves and long agolbo’t a whole Mt of crockery boiler-iron lying near the bank and and paper enough to paper my house, accessible at all hours. This fact, I there, 20 per cent, cheaper than X could believe, was not brought out ou the buy any where else. Besides he war­ former trial, or if so, no use was made ranted it. The crockery he keeps Is of it Whether it is intended to show tiie Boot’s celebrated ware.” J. ROBERTS. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. C.O1XG «MT. IlS _ turn of mind, has promulgated h «m» Call orf Mim Wftoox te.nUUIuAy Any fit regtod to the disappearance of KOoda of all the latest arttf bMt sijrkre. Fidd, and ;M evoiybody is interested in every new development. in regard to Fnar National Clothing House. —Go there for tbe beet and cheapest this mystery, like drowning men catch­ Clothing, Gente Fumtahing Goods, etc. ing at strawa,we reprint from the iMroit Pott of Tuesday, what he has to say in U E. G. Williams. . H. UOLMBS, Zjan. -lusjwrw* . .. KM SUPERIOR; JPSUERRY AND STATESMAli C Kalamazoo R A I Nand,t>xVnn ff Aj I ’L L! bor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BAIL, " . । —— :------ -u.-.uv> in. i I 7 is no U) ! ! «>y where else in town.” , Ui a luuuuivr, reiuuiun iu vu ovum. 'u® map if , M. ALLEN, j xhcxQtlttT liand, tbo dbfepse have shown I S'W . tn ftvul rtloiua I Washington Block. Aug.15, 1871. ■ | an ixtrnordirnrr/tWrat f°r knowledge' I 8 25 ! 1 85 I 7 25 I 5?^^-?!!!?—-——--------!————. 1' respecting the "handkerchief found on1 ■ the body and the knotty stick and buttle 1 | that lay near if. This circumstance, iu j connection with tho fact insisted ujion j i Premium List—Tumorrow. I in lha eross-examination of Dr fihurley, • Who tore down the Derrick ? ■ that Field might have died from a dose j uf strychnine, raises a suspicion that Who will put it up again ? ! the defense meditate a theory of suicide. he /jaii -.thtoty >viU be; Can’t the ’ ’ *ba ” aUauetion 1 In dbnt case the !ufl£apd(i4l ta'tdo ‘pujtjhasv sufctontiaB^ililtj’. IVld. ««■ passing! and tne fu< rnrk. ?? Wo \V«.U ‘Springer’s, quit snapping his of water works presume it could ।' M** . ;r »ii" .• tingunt, threwawuv his hat usd coat,' if th- Uu.h.1 lut.1 due nobee. tieJ , h„.roI10 „]luld Wy> tl|nMj lUmmouJ* i 4 <0 .terL..,.‘£ LOCAL EVENTS SAWING HARROWS, MACHINES, Sfc"T slock of aneb AGRJ.CI7JLTU RAL MACHINERY in Barry Countv-Lfor sale, by . E. P. BURR ALL. Office in John Wciscrti’s Hardware Store, Bruwu’a Now Block. FARMERS ‘ The new sign un Cufiimihs&Brown’s ■ his Jiwkets inside out, walked twenty­ Paint Store 1ms not nn equid in t he city i c’fht miles up tho bench, drank a bottle in tin «,.t . I.-..!... xi ; 01 strychnine, ‘ or, wlint is the same, uo jlmphlJI? nor Lthing.' ‘ ° “ rif^aurd." tun..J u .urnmereault, lit with tho (up and back uf. GALE AM) EAB.LBAE00, Tie ymy* H.ir.tfs nt JACpB MAVS’ BOOT. SHOE, and HHU0BRY STORE । I Hams, Williams & Co. itet- not got time tc run after accounts that were to J be paid after harvot. Therefore, we ex- The -pMpfo br.Biijl AH*’hnvu4ote<l indicowi cbntfict with a very , 589 to 37, in fnvur uf establishing the .small knot, white tho handlieichiel* over. I1U1M there. vuwv.— —^ 0Kmc.i. i"8 br«Mt hinti at a broken h-art u: Hully Water Works Joitntid. That is just fhe\pyuur m-opte w uald i ‘n th° WU*‘ °! thC0 ^*. the u_ :e 11-j ____ . ‘ .p™81 , *“ vote if _called upon so .to do. rins theory M tot entirely satisfactory । Vcrv bt^t and dtcapcst BOOTS, S‘!<»ES, nnd RUBBERS from Thanks.—The Manisteo Zftneg >uy: X ''“"I’" "i,h Ins.Stuck uuw .... lu-3'. z tenal at hand. It may be strengthened,1 1 he first number of the dally J by a go<4 dual of drift-wuvd and things' Abo gvi yunr Best TEA. • SUGAR. COFFEE. TOBACCO, Vanderpool trial Is Vcfcrw’ms” 11 is a ; nut ydriuhmRed us evidence, M it is i»n nice five column sheet* and worthy of established priuciplu in law, 1 believe, Ac.. Ac.. • f him at nittrh Im^dSpnees than at mtv other nJncd ii<t that no bottle ever yet drifted ashuiv But the City. patronage. ’ . ‘ there was a woman at the botum of it.” ■ ti,,. stale p< ruolcfriZil « i-i Hastings. Aug. 2i. .TACOU M-Wt*. paring ror n" r_hl.S,^ fe<fC‘° 1 [ Tjn:ol) p_. ir-.°0,« ^tatthc -\J k~k x-j. o |*j $1.00 for 75c their accounts ou or befrre the fSrii . ............ . < . ^country. Not only Michigan fqm, hut. , * 1 the fruits of Kaiisti.M. California, Ftorldn, • I Ji’J-ll CloSC Olli 7111/ Slock Texas, nnd other distant States will l«j' of tSu7H7HC7’ brought by spccicTrefrigerator car f.um 11 cent sugar tUBireli^. the American exhibition at Richmond, n„., C J J PI »L‘ J. W. & C. G, BENTLEY J.'ucrcowr* to IJUA. Goods and Clolhin& Tub New Firm.—J. W. & C.’ G. Bent­ ley, manufaetiirersoftendi. dubn, blinds A ne^^r.tTTn,.; ..I^pb I "f /eventu-five-cents on the nnd moldings, and everything else, are busy/wliing moldings" that they can­ swindle, has been carried on to a con-r -Dollar. . siderable extent in this section within UUpGJC not wrifo for the local cuhimn this week. t.,e *T“t,few *LU,li’> though, wo under-, stanu, the perpetrators imre been fol- ‘ .. . RuBber mops at BuscIFs. low«l up and nrretod. The plan was to call on a fanner and hand him n CirRI213JL,B - • Peaches fresh and nice nt BuseH's. Be-Lfibcrrv- wine, bi tiers for dyiipcp- i woute bo on - “ n the bacinride of crivelope. The far- • BUSELL ‘■8. mer would find $5 mnrkea there, which «»] V ';u,dAau J lothc bearer , . ‘ . Jjhs Town Talk of thcdlxpateh. The following presents the contents of the letter : Is the name uf a Choice Brand of QIMTSSELI gars just reaeked and for rale at the City NVwb Df'pot. ' 'IX^Irts tti —- . . । THr^Vufite 8r»icx of School Bools _ iJom^TuTl X7 Best fibteir In the city at Bumjp» BLIND?, MOLDINGS, 4c. Holdings a Specialty. Hardware ij L'reek Journal I How I* THIS ______ ____ A Choice Stock nf perfumeries at the j one Allen Jones- removed or caused (o City News Depot be removed the derrick, used in digging I For Photographs and Pictures, of all the artesian well, without any authority . kinds, call on J. F. Minkler from the Coininun, CViiuidl, and to the ^great detriment .of the public interest, I The*Town Talx, K. C. B. and E. B- us the erection’ of'another in its stead is * Holl, three of the best Brenda of Cigar.< Wl^fJofhefuHherju^gdiouof • in the market at Post Office. thia inqiartant public out-irprise, ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING If:.. J-. Buber,, n.v. Stoves, U. A. Goodyear. Harnesses Dan i Striker. Goodyear & S>>( Agricultural Tools, &c D V We wonder if this follow owns this citj‘, and runs it on liis own account and LEATHER BELTING A SPEC IALTY | in nccordauc.t with his personal spite Do mil claim to have the only Mold­ and spleen. We will not be under ing Machine in Barry county, but they ’ have one that will slick any nnd all , sold by any House ‘ kinds on moldings that ’ ore needed. 6HIPEEHTS OF FREIGHT. . In Michigan. ■ They al«ohave on band a large number j uf doors, saijh, blinds, moldings, win-. A Geo 1 Exhibit of Business. dow framer, Ac., that will be wild at low ’ figures fur cash. John A. Greble, Through the courtesy of Mr. Wilder, The place to buy vpux boots agent of (be G. R. V. K. R. st thia i at .< . , Rm place, we are enabled to lay before our readeis a statement of the amount of The Corner Grocery Alpoeul. In ll». frvifUl Iron, ihl> Thejiopular Busin ew, GpUege of ilie, country is located at Grand Rapids. Cheapest fiuit Jarat Bustli’s. Dealers in Hams, Williams A Co. 1870» _..r.P.,,M... oak»u. .........................................• 41*4.703 —.......................... ... .................................. v New Goods at the Phccnix Store. Custom work made on short nodes, in good style set reasonable prices HICKS, Druggists and Chemists, PATENT MEMqlMJB. PXrXTS_C --- • Floor. 116 Cur lc«d» Ackley <S Slade sell the most jierfect Oats. tb; Corn, U; W Fruit Jur there is made. Ur. 81; Potatoes, 61 ‘r Jsr iwe.ws o- |TC1 LET u<f J^CY FJCJCY UOODe, f PERFCMERY. i : BOORS A iJWkTlbNfesH.1 CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, Crockery. Glassware, CIGARS and ~r i- » Wooden Ware, &c- varn rents, - TURPENTINfi, • 77«JM . UU.MI KUH . tSVM Sou.fi.n Rvmell vmxu. & Neris* at the Phomix Cash *ento. Iron, Nails, Glass, orm, SUU Continu* to Sell MUHTlT.JlBlIWft. f Ladin* fine shoes oftba latest styles ■ at RtJXyak's. HMM, and dealers In . AGENTS FOR THE . • Detroit Stoves, UAbE OF ,y Superior Iron’ &-C., &.C.. Hastings. KER08EKE LAMPS A FIXTURES WALL PAPER. &a. Ac.. CITY DRUG STORE, o. H. hicks. State St., Hastings, Miqh- the Rest ix’thT W6RLL. Also the WOODLAJH) PABLOBB. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-24.pdf eab7ca53bc1ec6ce4f20ad671df6244f PDF Text Text ttibataitoo uu this ptaea wen any other, saved tho ptere tliomdfratiua la it a* big at n jaa, du tot know who saw it Itosilre myroif end Mr. Catehson., but think Dr. DuBold and Other* saw it, do any one saw It but tnyaalf. A Juror ».ksd who cut out ths board*. Answer VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 24,1871. Summer Goods! M AU. KINDS, TO BE CLOSED OUT Shawls, Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests. Summer Hats Glove*, icipallng 1 tbl. DUir principle .era. Dur. ordered that aff witneuwa. Loth for tile Feo-Ju and Defease Ira excluded until tile trstimony is all submitted, Mrs Vanderpool being <-xcw|>tesL Tho Sher­ iff then nradu procUiAatiou tu that effect Mr. Eggleston O|MMM>d the cam by saying ifoil tin- iuGimiali.il iu this case was tiles! «ti Doe. m’i«r 2 "st, 1MJ9, sad THE EAGLE AGAIN. A FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. C. F. DWIGHT & CO ftlmeattempt-lo ruro-tatl tbo Judguio.it ol Barry county Juror- a* follows: So says the Hfjto. Well, d-i n-.t only ' pretend but shall giro au impnr^ia' n-! port of tho pr-row lings; but have .-.n I tnrolllne all rotore.1 men. whether slave* <>r n.-t. Into the uaUunal forces, allowing loyal mu-U-rs a LouutV of »3u0 for their slaves-afterward* reduced to 8H» bounty. But thte was wltolly io lealedlu 1807. On the lllli of June 18M, a bill bec-.me a law placing colored roldta.a on a II cling o- equality in all re-poet" with Again, spcaklni of iu and tho Kal.-masou JW^ru/iA tl.e Aliyfe mjltitaln* the courtrelaw of Journal's,u as follows: forohl away neighbors snd bold up the cloven foot a* soroqrcuutoly a* you IWW URKILTIiRU IMS Grain Elevator CiMeerolng thieve wish cnl> t> say,' that it I* Ju**. as fair far us [If it wore true, which II b no',) to bo retained for tho defense, as for the Av'/to ben mined Or thj |« pie, aud no man who reiib, or linv r.-ud tbs editorials in tho £.ig<e, who dj.-. not know it hen doue alt it could to co.virt Vanderpool from the very AM, <-a the ground, we sup[«• •, ihtl it believes a man charged with guilt, guilty until hr ptovo* blm- JACKSON WAGONS Tn Naw Tuqvoa Liw.—Eff-rt* to­ ward the enforcement of our new liquor law begin tu bo made in many [ Ince*. At Baldwin** mill* (Jacluwi Co) the people put a whisky scltor on the grid­ dle, whereat bo trumped sundry eounlcr charge-; but thus far hi has got the .TIm* Uirtt fklacc in tbe .MS, WILLIAMS. at CO- j City of Hastings, worst of it, taring bud io pay two Leary fines. At Cbarfolta prosecutive* arc rove to be ■■stsnaively <usutuenc.«l. On the whois, tho murun.jjita ujaei the works of Sir John Bari-ycutv are slow, considering the stringenty of the taw and certainty of conviction under h. • The ywrf 1871 will be a cwmornWe eno for the number and destructive character cf its tornado**. The dis­ patches daily came freighted with eo- ----- -1o buy-----turn to shred* ; troea uprooted; railway trains lifted bodily Irutn the truck ami thrown to «»* sid®, nod peupfo killmL The lurcsdur, thia year • equal the moit destructive ones uf the trq.ire In oar own Blate storm* haw becm very se- 1 be foltowing table. cnmpBed by CoL -Harrington. Acting eupeitutrnurnt of the CeUMM, show, tho number of male cAtfawns In right of Uro Wastoru States above the age of M. MUtlcd to rte: gray coat spokrn uf was. not on ths body but wn* Vor.deq-x.1'^ There wq» eUo a ring, a twenty dollar j^d i<iace in an eewlope and tiro shirt t ’ll. 'I ' I. 1 -M- i* August 18th, 1871. Tlro-ieUofthe jurors -was called and 1all preeML Nr. Church then aonouored 1that Cousel had procured a *trocgrajiher, Mr. BifehcoA. at ther own •xpenao, 'whom they wanted #tkn .wlcdgod os tho 1 liowland O. Quite was then ^Ited and Icing duly sworn, said: I Im In < Beosia Cu., near Frankfort, am 02 year* On tho 17th dsy of Hept., 1M9, ok) * 'found lbs body of Firid ; went to the Lake to haul up some lumber, went ' down tn morniag and found the body 1 1about half-past 11. Tbe beach hare is a high bluff, bat at Groat's tending is sol 1 tc 1 high. Th.ro it a bench end the soil i* ' sandy. When I first sawthelxriyl wa* 1more than a rod from' it 1 wax-walking 1toward* tbe north. Tho heed lay towanls tbe south and on the face. Imaiedtatsiy after this, I wont to Frank- Jpr ; 'T Qu>«.—What did you bay to your wrappwL They coiac into my hand* at the < vToucn inquoc from tho witacsa ■m Y Objected to by Chester. Went to the Curon-v rusulf; mate &» puuacesian except whan taken to Kala- cxniuiaaliuu buforc 1 went, left mv «>a uiaxrxj. I saw tiro rojto on tbu Laly tied with the body, gut the Coroner, A. J. around the niiddlu. 1 also' saw la the 6ljfield, ami earn, back about 2 o'clock. Bank a place of rope about 15 feta long "Iben- wa* auothsr young num with my with one end cut off euuoth. which ro- sun when 1 rctarsed. One er two other* tcrubtod the rne around the I»<i«. Ua came with Iba Coroner. The body wn* also {-roduroJ a box with sumo pills in lying as I left it, wo took tbe body aud it. and another box trills sumo powders rctcreod it, placing tbe bead the other way, it was changed a little in enter, be­ ing a little darkrr. 1 saw a ring taken from Li* linger, and a twenty dollar gold nicco, after i: had been taken from hia was burned. Cruw-ciami.u-d by Mr. pockaL l»id r.ta tnLo tbe gold jneco in tny hand, nor did I examine tLo enrelHughes.—War I’rowculiiig Attorney o|*. He had on u Iteck coat, pants, rest 4 years prior to IK 1. Drew up lbw iu- and rtottrs, also, had on a white ahirL j. -u, amino i BELTING. Issx. them to refrain’ from talking to any one in regard to tho case, an I requested that they report any one who sliuuid try tu cunununicalo with them ia any way liablng diplomatic relation* with the in re nrd to the caw. lie abo instructrepublics of l.ibe.la and Hayti, In July, of the sameyew. a law was iiarsod conferring upon colored pereon* from liooring unn side only, but the right to tratifv In Courts ol Justice; nlro. prohlMllng tbo Inter State ceaat- that they should keep their mind* wlsc slave traae. open until all tl.e evideurv bad been In July. 1802, a bill brcame a taw nuandputlog slave* cousins wlUiln oar lino- vtus-.- n.fciteni were In tobellfoo i ■nrd all slaves found in place* captured' BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL finw*»»«r M».ten<-. tbo body, do not know whether I saw tbe shirt strds in hi* shirt or not. Th* . couxntn. .1 . ., 1 1 now a short time iu this city, and then went South, locating iu Ab-.rdcon, Monroo County, Misais-ippi, where be uaa agent fur the' Peabody Fund, A_«utant Ln;tod State* AmesM.r, and. uf late, Sopsrinliii.dent of School*. Ho wo* uf tun ihrratsftcd by the Ku-Klux, but held Li* ground luldly and defiantly yntil last wjiring, whoa 12u pinks uf ■’’chivalry, armed and utaakwl, orreated him in tho |<>rfi>nuanco of hi* duty, (decoying him from a friend's bouw by (also promises) and beat him until near­ ly deal, holding him up when too weak to stand, giving him. iu all, move than 100 loshr*./ Tho Cui. »s a iuan uf undirabted pluck, oral Looked Ly Federal HARNESSES Sum aii HecMsical DtiM nauneed that ho wa* a Justice of the Peace in Baltimcre and had a summon* ' returnable to-day. Mr. Hughes thought there was a pwr sAroiie of ths ease being tried sad the Ouurt would nut excuse him. Mr. Church then enquired if they were all ciuema, end finding that they were, tho jury wan sworn, aud tbit wttka the question of a jury tor the thin! twelve men that could bo picked out of any farming anuinunitr- Delow wo giro tho name, ago, randenoe and oceu[ation friend* hen- and iu tho State. CU. Higgins first culiaisd os a private *Udi-T in tho Eighth Michigan Cavalry, was so-m |*roauted to a Captaincy, ia tbo L’niu.-d blab* Vuluntoer icrvire- >ob«eqaautly war promoted lo a Idrutausnl Cotonciar far bravery in the fivld. Af- The L4KGKST STOCK of opre,*.-. All t!>™ tbiags were datereyed at tho burning of the oOea; waa present at tho inquest which was hold a • wrek from ibo next Saturday, tiro doth' ing that I have dowrcfired teas oa tbe >c*eM «rvM vj Organdies, Percales, Lawns, Grenadines, Bareges, Chambrays. Mohairs, Silks, Marl Poplins. NO. 17. Eggleston exhibited a sap I tbe clothes taken from tho dbafi body of of Manistse and■ uf‘ ths Bank, “ “ ■ and■ for ' I | Herbert Field, a paired’ pant*, shoot, the benefit of our readers »e gtvs a dla- stuckiac* (swigiually wbifo) shirt, handgram of the bank. kertHaf (white) wda .msll nock-handkerchief a dark blue vrot. ayteeof Aug. 17 th, 1871. iropo from around the-My, a Scotch Tim forenoon of to-day was taken up ’ gray coat that Mr. Secor guvi me and in finishing the empaneling the jury, and I that I had seen Vanderpool wear, a tow­ after Various rejection" end chai!-n|p-a ' eland tho Uicbst, tiro carpoliBg.oarol- THE VAITDEKPOOL TRIAL. wsek*, wn*etg aged all the time, thia trial took piano ia Feb. 1870 , Spent Mr. Egjkatan bavin* Lnishad,tbe some time previous to thia in tlw pram- : mite, and there put in the box. was then lakes aaues tiro liver »nd |rocked iq firet witness, George W. HuUi«, being 1 ice. Tiro pier L« on tin- sou th *ite. Tl.e called and duly rirorn slid : My namo Propeller wo* on tho uu:th side, it's uaino examinining testimony, talking with aHtvci ihc Barker. Tbe ring wa* uu the is George W. liuliia, I live in the city । of Manistee, knew Herbert Fisld in his nca-Mi but not hunting them up, h..re Cuger wbcsil first »aw it Croes-uxaimmel by Mr. Cbrew. life an I Go.rrge Vaalrrjsral. They । aAcd tiis Sheriff tu hunt np witnnssea au*l briiij? them to my olRc • tliat I Haro bind there three i.nr*. am C2 might confer with them, but. osver did y.-are old. bare not noticed the waves ' niyuilf except tho fox days pnvinos to । the ioquost. Went with Mr. Bus­ coniinncd till Sept-, 1869, Daria* this sell and sonic uth« Io Mr. Buggies titno wa- Fijiieceutin;.' AUsrnuy aud 1 and they want into Mis. Vanderpool's for the greats pr.coding last January, Maim, I teniuittod in tho pnrinr. Went i tbers to roc if any money wm tn ta> I found among lbs. Vanderpool's things. tlw water lino wbwu 1 »u first there, at about t* o'clock, but when 1 returned at I Tho time of tbe night that we went 11 it bad m.Uided a little. The bead, tlicrv was aftar 12 o'dock My mind curvca from thia point down to Bar Lake., rrady twice, and it becvq.es ray duty to [irvwnt to y*ra the gvan-nal chsracto. of' the eriJrare.- which will bo pnwcuto-1 to W— in the Bant on WodoM Uy after you to suL-tau'-tate this eharg.'. This thia, abunt 9 o'clock, alone bnt found Mt-sirs Conuv.ir. Ingram, Reror, Driggs Fisk, Cntebeon, Va k!of|>joI end some others. Mr. Cl.urcn then naked wlrtl ken try you ar true they will draw after ibcm the coacluaiun that the Ileapoudirat is guilty. Three two men hod boon in : the banking besinm until tbo 4th of Sqitrmiljer, 18G0 1 hiring that sumnu-r Field b canw di WHtiaSs.1 with the way tbe busineea was being earriod ox Field put -n about K.'KiJ, and Vander­ pool about 12,0*1, which loll, bad recriwd from friend*. FieH and Van­ derpool cutoral the Bank together on September Ltli 18G0, about 11 o'clock gviug eo late that tbe body woe found that aune night, and we were up aud wrot to her rm ra. lie remained in tho parlor but tho rust went out of tbo room mth Mrs. Ruggleu to soarch Mrs. Vanderpool’s things. Ihd nta brer any­ thing that wa* said by them uft-v they left me. Did nut find any money -, can question could nat bo asked till t'w Core hardly dearth* die port I took In first pnsDalicli wai prove I, nlw t'ral liter • trial; vs* tlicio a*Frorocutiug Attor­ was no evidsneo that anything was Jakney and vs a wittsrew and <qwu«>d the pun and eununal il up. Mr- Brigg* objection waa well founded, agd-tho queattam atked to accommodate Mr. Bulli* who wanted to go ham^ a* son ouer, and if I drew it. I drew it m it as ]«aribto. Mr. Hugiicw waived hi* applti iOrtf, but do not ncolhxt objection ojJ Mr. Balli* *aid: my at. « bother 1 dn-'w it «-r not—do mK know tontton vu called to tho disappearanc > wbctlicr L swum to il at Kalnmnano iw not. 1 said utahite atom the rope tn of Field, went into the Bank and found several pc riot* there examining ths tho firet trial at MaaUec awl donut To the qw.ion Bank and I examinod a caqiat which know why 1 did not wa* lying there ia a heap, sproal it unt. whetfor this story shout the ropo wa» not an sffor-lfoiuglit, conociftd utter the Tbore srai a ajnt ia the ccutr*, which trial nt Manistee, Mr. Church objected, lira carpet did nut curor an I it was tn's- which was ..r err tiled ami quseifon an­ The rope was in siog ; the floor wui damp and one >pH swered in negative. bore tbn evideneu of bring inked over tins ooniw of th-' root, whsa 1 saw it; been seen nliro. On tho 17th of fo-pL the t ody o£ F.idd «a found on the beach of Itakt. Michigan, near Frank­ fort, about- 27 miles fiotu Maniatoo. Field al this tiiuv was living with a holy and looked as if it had boon sunpxl <*r scrubbed a* il was broomed up. Other s;ta* were of a rod eulur. U|«ra layiug the carpet down on the floor, I found hi* wheruabouto tint next day. On Mon­ ua tho carp't red sjrol* which corres­ day, also, VanJeip>el was fraud very ponds I iu ndjaotwy to those un tho 1 early, between 5 ansi (1 o'clock, washing ffour. Near uoo red spot oa tho flo-r out Use Bank and when naked talar in I found a small red spot, an iadontaro the day craeuniiug Field, bo stall'd that as largo as a pea. end ia lb 11 a re-1 nub he liail rua asruy and taken some of his stance uf the color of bloo I. I exaiuln (Vandorpoa *e) tootwy with him- II.' •d the carput, when I laid U d-/sra. to had alas cut out portions of tho car­ *«e if the spot in tho center ha I b.wa pet and the main jrori of the seuuriag ux’ined to ba in thia place [■el rat rut running aorov* l bo *ex>", Two persons- wnd lo tlw. bank <»n bnsi- baring a atrip of nboni fifteen in-tern on n<wa and nns went behind the desk and the ai-lo uear the bank eatrauoe Ho saw tiro money in the eafo and thought ,then explained th® diagram and pniatU there waa euongh to fill an iwtlinary (out tho tiring* ihacribwl Tboro ptewa sin-a hat, >w as auotlror soi l who saw it,t ,of earpet I took home. I alao fuutel a tlirro was about n jxxk. Another jiarty , went to tbe bank fur men ay which Van- ( dm pool said be could n><t pay, but being ( preated fueitlio went to tlw safe, fid- , ...v — «— (MS. Ul W- U.-.QKh end canto down tlw river in n canoe or bout which they Idtahe I about fifty fiwt below the Bank. On gvhig back tn tho boat, the ta.ly thought she saw «i< certainly onu jetwo, poawbly two, and it wji two or three fix t lung. There ia a window In the back put uf the Bank slamt lu or 20 Ceci fnnu Uie water ia the trier. The nimplaiut in this case was here *hown to witaoa* aari bo toeiiSskI that the body of it wus H his hand­ writing, drafted it on tbe day that tbe .dates show.' When this wa* dreftod it was known that lb® body ol Field was found end *l» uut know that it vm km,u n, that he was d.«d; think tl.e ntrasgnmcni inn «* the tame <by the oraqteiot ««* nrodc. the inquoat tho body was j artinhy Iakov out of Che boat «. a. roltod over a»i tbe one* nearly of a white eulor, and an odd eu retope There were 21 navoLipre in thi package, alno there was apaircfcu.fr>, I .1- about an mob anslu quarter in diameter. 1 also found, tbe next dsy some of Uro h>tnks s.f the Suer sawed s.ff sad tx.k them t. say other. They were sb.a! and slro l-a.nl a ,pta*L In tiro water an 2 1-2 met long and tbe width uf flooring, uf a diqr or some vurti I’.iiug jumping eom-j six inch**. I fossad in the cracks in which attested ' her attention, <ro much ro that she »pok" to h-r hiubum! chat! it. and they row the figure of a maa crouching awn ia tbs bout and on *• ■ , | ’ j J , m two string* oa tbe euraon cf it, but « do Ml know bow il waa fastwaad, it exiMMlroi down to liio waistband but do not know arhstlser it extended b tow o.nta. uor du 2 know wiietlror anything was iasteaod to Jl lire (kupasr s jury at Frankfort waa Capt UtoW® A. Doug. ta*a, Mr CliambepL Mr. Ncl»ou, tlfo Field, LulnotaisCA-wc-i date, it was on Sunday, sew Vaa-U-Hwl JUft i*y betw««a JU and 11 i'. M. ft toy jtaw. lie canw alter nwdfoise, saying ho bad ■ diarrhoea. Opacod th* window fU a-U-d who wns tiuirc, dil not under­ nt firet, but after he aiuwoivd jrswerintiou. wah togu'to a �To the Ladies!! . August flirt, IK7J. (door, : (fcurt ramfanni a: 9 o'deck and the certain tosjlU witness, Grorg, R.Hmun, fawg „fcwi£g~i [that great tnjutice was cforfr to thcelty J, Imihj.x^, and tewfiahip of llanitags'ta the setton j!. many limo* 1 raw Vaudeq>ool iu tbo of Uro Board which I deny, nnd charge recollect the disappearance of it j uffiire of Ramsdell & Benedict, remcmtbe rroponriWifty of the etty *<-.<] tewn- was Bunday, the 6th of t-ci.ten I : brr two KT thrrn Irfvctnn. iL™ did riiipcf Hastings rakiug the “nsw <te- mol Held that morning on Bail , >laJ portora*'. and going up 8135,337 end nor. I waa going to get shaved all---- M l»rb.r shop on the opposite nuper. 11 «itl* him afire tbe dfaapMsuanco, were ^.E018* fr0B> d”. ' C.11* tUi onoM uoreofaJrKfaThTwa, fa Ihn&eeralta members of Urn Board, and ' more especially our Very worthy chair. 1 man. I amure you, Mr.'Editor, (with ' out tbe Cb.) If any InJuaUco was -done, . with a Republican Supervisor, was oqluiltood by theBoordat MM.4X, and Prairievllte (with a Republican Hup.rv:.cr) » a., equalised at and thia year the dty and township of Hastings, with fast, by which 1 know th re® Democratic tfapervbora was Field Had break fa-1 cqualtaod at»701,033. and Prairievllte I think berauso that fa this jroWUW. According to y..ur I had breakfast theory that proves a char care uf ’In- j Justice" to tbe City of Hastings. What dore It prove? Itsireply proves that i Hastings city and towmhlp have In ' erraaed In wealth In one year tlS'-.X1? ' and Prairieville has decrewwd SI-401. 1 You might as well compare a farm last year with 10 gerre of Improvements, ■■■"!■ id. «A <LM>. owned by a RopvbU-, can—the same farm this year, with 73 seres of improvements aseree l at and owned by three Democrats, to ptova ' till 2 t. M. lbs hoaw all <hs - afternoon, an I tbe Snextticao he add forwasat homi> all At the opening uf Court this r. u, Mr. Egglrrtoa read the rocarpt aUaded to this jnorntng a* having been signod in the shoe shop, when Mr. W. D. of buildRamsdell wm recalled t > fortify ia re­ gard to ilu> missing gold. Saw Held cn Batunley previous to liii dfaappoaranoe. Ques.—Did Ftold make aaiv exhibi­ tion to you of anything in Ha iiossresion t objrodon mad* by Mt. liughm which was argued at eons length Tbe Itcwlly, Sir,-I fUd nuf Uduk j ou serious in year flrat charge of Iqjreuice. I alm ply thought 11 apolitical dodge tor eff.t-L but since yon have repeated tbe eltorge, only changed a part of the rwponilMII ty.IwUI give you the fanefltof any doubts snd proceed with year lllu.t.-a- aud from many cooclurions, which we think tbe premises do not warrant, we are glad that inab a speech Use been dvilwrod. aud glad that Senator Schurs ward. Norwar l means nay point from nerth-weet to north-oast, but if I said north I meant north, end if I said northwest 1 nssol north-west, but I have no rerollration that I'was asked at Kalama­ zoo from what particular point th* wind R. P. AMrfak's note, 'Marritt Nossacn's note, Cook and McDonald s order, W. & Huna'axtote, EN.MWi ardor, B. fnbbeti ±7k> Balt’s note. Chattel mart, oa Billiard Luther Smith's note, Henry Huntington’e nob', Eugene Turner’s note, ., „ Qu**.—What wua the kuijuu t of lia­ bilities uf th-i firm ? Objection mada by Mr. Hughes aud urerroli'd aud exception noted. Ans.—Do not romemb*r oxnotly, but it was about 88,000 or 87,000. Ques —Can you stalo the schedule liabilitiiw, Objection made and oven ulsd and ex­ Coition noted. An.—liabilUfo* are 84,d60. Ques.—Osn you eteto whether you have found any liabilities not named in d to by Mr. Hughes and urerexception noted. i havo found cbout 1500. ide innuiriro in regard to tho what time I saw about 0 o’clock, tbo usual tim ■ 1 on Sunday.— about e375? With this 1 paid kfrFriends account of 170. Do not recoi­ led What I fortified nt Kalaurazjo in re­ gard to it Sly son collected it and at­ tended to tbo accounts and I do net know what ho did with tho balance. Que*.—Who runs tbo hiure ? before I saw the smoke, but never alapt thren to dream out whore Field was. Hare beard Hint men wont there, by pertniiaion of Mr. Socor to watch the bonk, and;I hays bsrnd it reported that Years Experience not know poritirely that there was n den fat’s office over'the bonk. There is a pair of. stain leading up on tbo outside of the bank building. Tho little platform on tbe bank of th* river is for anchoring littlo boats but I never saw a falling boat there. The people of Manistos get their fish from tho fisher­ men st the mouth of tho ij^jLand they bring til era up in snull row7 boats, but never saw them land st this bank dock, but havo s**u them Lind nt Kirkland's dock. Nover created tiro number of fishermen on tho river, and da not know the number. Would tart bo aa con­ venient to lanl at tire bank dock, because it wuuld be rowing up agates: the rairrent past where oojplo lire and from th* foot of th” stairs to tlio dock of the steamer Mmfateo is two LioA. In fiarticalar I think. Know Vandsrand a half, about a thouaind fort down, (not's hand writing and was shown a could not tell how far tbo docks iwoject paper which ho ivcognixed as hie. It into tho rivsr. The Manistee runs be­ was exhibit " C." Several other pajx rt lead him to state hl. objcclk-ns (o him ta-ven Mirautra and Milwaukee, was a recognized as his and they were exhibits aud bto p-1 ley la the strongest possible cno«l sired aired (iropell’T. Bho usual! r -D,” ••£.’’ and “F.” Know Field’s in BARLOW * OOOI’YL-lttS manner. His mind Is comprehensive, left iu tbo cveting about 0 o’clock will, hand writing and was shown papers and Ur will, and i>erfapa does, bring out her lights all set. number of pieces nor tho cvihage. which ho testifirl to as being in Ills In all boldness, every charge against Mr. Hughes asked that all this testi­ writing. Tliesu were exhibits ”O.” those In power that ran bo available for mony ia raganl to gold bo st iekcu oct, and “ H." Vanderpool also wrote “ I" tlw purpuras of eflfeeting reform in the party, er working the overthrow of 1 hero liro.l at Maniktra four years, which was refuted by tho C iurt at ihe Mr. Eggleston—Please look nt exhib­ mi eugngvd fa fishing end cm a mem- present limo, to which an exctqrtion-wna those who are tbe sut^eet* of bl< rrlliback uiually si’ll their 'frih at its “O," “D," “E.” F,” '• T," and "J.” WELCOME IIAWILE. Imt of tlio school Ixrard at prorem t. the liotols and mvat markets. and too by whom they are rignod. Quus. Did you hull any official timfaoti tho Prosecuting Altoraoy, uuslo an apAns.—Four are signed "Goorg»" in in 1W>9 ? Objected to by Mr. Hugboi Tho twaptfato wfanosi Mr. Jensnfah Hemembar the ersnt of Hold's <H»and tho objection withdrawn. Ans.— piroatfan lint Mrs. laabuila Bandu, Geo. VaudoqKiirs hand writing, and tho rust Bhackelton bring <laly swur.i skill anpearntico. Wa» Supervisor in I860, resided un tho: Nnngnaacr cud It. W. Buofo.-d bo arc signed “ George Vandcrpxil." iu Had a conversation with Vandrupool in his hand writing. ifr' A. W. Smith, being duly sworn north tide of Maufaioc river nrar tho placed upon tho fabrmitiua ar witMr. Eggleston—Dxik at exhibit "O" regard to it, on the street near the Bank mouthAm thoroughly sequnintod. nreotw for thn po.ipiu. Mr. Hughes ob- and ’• II " ft’li! toll ma wlm ihorn at about'three o'clock k u. on Monday. will permit, we consider btavjasl. all townships about i-qual In wealth with tin' cuuotry undstrour along this I I asked him if ho hail heard of Yield, In the speech he gore over pretty with Prairieville, with tlw eUy and 1 jrated to their being admitted, ou tlw I live in Manistee and have for 4 bank, bare Loen engaged in fishing 12 ho raid ho had not, that ho bad run rrara, knew the bank Irdlding nnd tuacb Ibowbote ground of dlfirrenoo township of Hastings? The •TraniJ years, was engaged in fishing north of I ground-that it did no! appea? that they away and had taken with him a note of corrirnl un business in iL In Ibu other between the two wlugnof the Republi­ waa tbe result of figures aud uut-of ]«!Milwaukee right years, know tlio loco, won, unknown lo this tituo us Imitig ma­ •100, given by mo to them nnd nxjuMtroom is a shoo store, me! by A. W. can party, and between that party aa a lion of tho Bonk. Tbe distance from I turial. witnesses. Mr. Chntcli thought, part, in 1HJ9, Hold aud Vanderpool _------- , -- — — ... Smith. The west one is the Bank, this whole and tbe Democrats, As a matter cnricil on banking business. Knew Yonr c*.ty Supervisor is well acdqua.nt I that within tho strict meaning This note was presented to uw in about Held and Vanderpool nnd reraranbra of necessity, bo roannoanced many of cd with the value of tho real »,<! per­ Is about 12 frat wide, rvmerubor tho dis­ two weeks for collection, by Mr. Dan- the event of FfaU’s Wanppearanee. Ms opinions, with which lbs public ate sonal svtate of Ihe City of Hurting* as 1 appearance of Field which occurred on Sign and Ornamental ham, It Wot dated about tlio let of down to shop on Mundnr morning and . already familiar. With the philosopher am rapjioscd to be of th* town*Mp cf Sunday, Sept 5lh, about 10 o’clock of । mouth of tho river to tba end of the nil’lcd nt any time, and especially that Aho found on page 121 a change, Scptombcr, and was payable in 20 dsya *■* Vanderpool standing fa tbe door ns Paintirr of Ute Tribune be spoke for genera! am- Fralrtovllte, Wo es*npsr*J our rolH- |__________________ ______ piers ia about -10.1 foot. In making my throe could be mlmlttol according to aud oa pagre 127, 129, HM, 135 were . Crore examined by Mr. Hughes. The nerty with the morr intimate of lira distance above stated I "roraU” xa* we reed th* we figure* ,n.j rrnt inlo tl" law. Hr stated also that la ^Is opinion changes oil swum'to ns bring in Van- tnear-s I havo Of firing tho time of my refortvd to tho commencement of tho branch of tbs Republics party be op- *_ . — i_— ... ... . st’-i ..i ■ ... ■ ii-.. i, . ....... •itneoraa could be sruru without lining drqsxd's writing. On page 137 witness conversation ou Monday, fa that I had l»ncu wnii n<- mu pieawaio can uic an engagement with a tosrger and went placed oa th* information. Mr Hughes "usurpation of tbe war power by ths him after dinner. Wltra I nakedI ty dirty and he thought h- bad bettor ar-.uwl the point farther that tho affidavit pool’s or not and over this joint. Coun­ to cxscunre," argusd the u *.cvr; sti! ;.ll. 1'. • him w hore Field was, ho said bo had did not statu that these witnaroea were sel had a sharp sri fa Items on pages run away and bad taken ray note andI clean un. I asked him if he knew nllty of tbe Ku-Klox bill wish aa ouI where Field was, he said ho was about I of 200 foot to tho inch. From this Mr. rail’u lor nuiouur oi gan, ne gave nis unknown to tbe pr<iriuu* Pro*. Attorney 139, U0, 143, 14-4, 140, 191 ani 192 two drafts, awl requratol mo nx! to pay town somewhere. 1 asked him if they Uughri thought oil thoAJ distances votes of tbe Han Domtago scheme;' Thu Court upon reviewing tho grgu-• wsrs sworn to as changed by Vander­ tho note union 1 paid it to him. Th*, bad dutaUveJ, and when Ire told me f could bo obtained mile li mare accurately urged sonic very Juxt nnd emphatic ten- ■ than from the testimony of any sritness i meats pro nnd con. hold that the wit- : poob Items ou pages 148, 150, 152, r>«w I remember the couverretton aadI they ha i, I raid I was surprised as they j Tbe depth o! lite water from tho bank . in-raos might un placed on tho informs- J 157, 181 189 snd 190 were twurn to os [ not the penotu,fa that I saw him <ith so> rewmed to be doing riiurinem amicably ' an I making money. He said that Field ' tu tha mouth of tho river, would vary j fion, tu which Mr. flu^hu* aikal fur an ‘' having been changed by Field. Cm . wanted to gw and ho thought bo bail opinion stH!.’’’ rareptfon. Bank b lokTras found several Item) on I butter let him Did not notice what -—r,4 Action of tho Board era adoption of Oonavau was dung when I left him in *«'•’ *♦ «sM>ra»ei ' Dr. and Cr. aides of Fields ocrount, but ' William Denham, being duly sworn, report nf Committee on Equalization the aficruooa. T1TLM A FlKLEf 01GK, . nil vers ia Fiold’e band writlag. waaslxTeo, for two again* one of the . Court bcm adjourned till 9 u'ctoc'; to- lk-iLsm.rtH c»n; si iiw m sixteen was yoor township of Hostings | I ro-Me ill Manistee, know Hell and given a different version nf thia conver ­ I find no arenunt of Gcargj Vander' morrow morning. ! *” “•"“V ' Firl.l disappeared on Sunday, Scptouifrtipervlsor. like ooraethiug being dragged. sation. Testified at Manistee, bat did ' her 5th 1809. Was at home oil that 1 VanttiTpiu), remember tho diuqipear- pool's in the bock. rice, which was In Itself good enough Hues.—Uuw tar «/ul! it.be heard ? not testify that Vanderpool said lie “ beHere witness was shown cxhil its “1^" it——i v._tj i...t__ 1 .. day. The wind was in n southerly or I once of Hold. First heard of it on Sun­ ta atone for al! that was faulty in senti­ ,, -। Objected tu by Mr. Chooicr, Ot’jcc south-westerly diraction that day, but ’ day evening, Sept 5 th. After bearing •M," “fi,” und “0,” ia n little piss j reml some of thejumphlct o’f the first ment and spirit In tbo whole of tbe ad1 tian «n errtiled and exception taken. I c mi l not stalo uliero it was for n few , book til ia Fieli's handwriting. | shuuld think it would attract elt -iitiuu days previous It wav quite high thia trial but it gives my testimony innccuWe are disposed to apeak rather of the rate. 1 can swear that he mid ho had : to tho cuitor uf the strvvL I stopped day ami there was a pretty heavy m>* i of Fiebl 4 Vanderpool, wns there on good feilngs sold than of those not ao i up to tbo dour tu g'i in but found it rolling. On Monday tho wind was!' Monday morning nt 9 o’clock. Mr. Qnev.—Were you presmi at tho i run away instead of saying that ho b«good, and are rejoiced to see tbe honor­ | Ls'ked. Tlio cartara on the door M as blowing from tlio south-west, and later i1 Friend and Mr. Briggs were nlso preronl. store of Willard 3 Hall when Hall j-id lievnl he had run away. Can give very able gentleman put himself fairly and nearly th* wvnls of tli* oonveraotion be­ up about one janu of glaiu. but I did ‘ 1 ‘ -■ - • tfaa wal (jUii0 1 oskod Vnnlcriiool if he knew where Mias Hill a sura of money ? not rec anything. 1 called out, in a all day in a flaii- Field was, and he sal I ho did nut. thst | Objection made by Mr. Hughes. The tween us. Cannot toU up >n whom ho joking way, that, if that ixi o was not I siid the drafts were upon bocause tlicy ' (he last titan ho saw hioi ho was sitting i the Dvmccratlc party- Ha says. "Wo stopped I would liavn them urested for ; st tho ilo.k vriang. After awhilo h* . projosition was to show that this did not interest mo but my note dih riotous cutiiluct un Sunday The notoo ' liberal Republican, are honest enongb ia amount corrost raided ' said bo thoitght he hail gtrao un the money Mr. George AVoodruT Iwing duly .. :.1_ .I . -11 t l . immediately sioppeti and 1 went home. tn epeak frankly of what displeases us ] salt -water llj ul<0 opoka uf having sworn, said: In tln> Republican party, bat the seme i haul a tuttfomont, bat hid not entered it I bare lire I iu Manirt** for three on the Ixiuka yet, an 1 took th? book st that time and nrule tlio entry as ]>er rtO more in the DaMocratlc party (Aat No, gwatiemeu. the new receipt, was there perhaps half cn hoi'r. • He mid ho hurl paid him about Sl.tXU). wine of BepubUranl Ibeaallam wilt not • Ho said lie pai>! j-ort fa currency and .moni-y. but Mr. Dunham had cuiitcd keep In tbe old Demr-cratlc cask." । part in ajcurvtws or town |uper. He it Court oscrrolod the exception nnd This to good enough, and wban cop­ mid also that some uf hit socur-tioa exception noted. ied with tbe assurance that tbaRepabwhich were outside :bo burglar box lioan party has In Hall the etomanto of Ana—I was present and 1 did not were gone and Field mrat liave taken thotn. as no uno else knew tho comLtn'V count tbo money myself, but Min Hill did, aud I looked over and put down Tbe State Board of EqualaiUati met the amounts and added it up. <2,295 in In LaoringMonday. Ito sessions arv held I aouto srthcr thiug* scattorol about all. Thia was fa cumae-, aad drafts. bet oner tn five years, and it is com­ Cross examined by Mr. Holbrook.— I Mire Hill wanted nu> to bring tho trunk opinion that lie has at Umea mistaken posed »f tbe Lieutenant Governor,, home and tho rust of Fvdd's things. .; Mr. Hngbe* raid to Eggleston he Auditor General. Secretary of State. wounded pride fur Insult rd patriotism— Vanderpool said he loft Field id the thought they weso going to bring out State Trassurrr, and Commbsloner of that an ambition,whlah ia perhafa an !nBank, wvut liomo and in tho wening now testimony from this witnnet, whan s r parable from mon of hi* organization. went for Mtmo iirodxano to Dr. E lis Lu*, hn axid thxl this wji n>w. Hugh’s gut retail'd and ihoa went to thj Drug peeted to attend. and ujxm consultations stare, which waa iortred, wlien h* went back a> us not to obstruct my view. held ssxl estimates made by three vari­ to Dr. Fisher’s and got tbo nioloriuo. Were two chitnnryv iu the roof of th., ous officers, the basis of taxullun for Tlio Lack i«rt of tho Bank behind the building iu which the Bank i«, one in State purposes far tbe next five years day end did not g<> out except to tak» curtain was used for a store room aud yearn. Knew Held and Vanderpool. front and ona back. The Hardware Iteracrabcr tho event of Fields disan­ a walk fa tlw r. u. to Canfield', kill. _______ ________ __ ,__________________aovorabarticloi lay thnro protnucuously. star.- obstructed the vfaw' of th« Irek , pearance, which waz ou Son lay, but do BamadeU&Bcucdirt'a office,!, wist of Dr. or mure them. Do not know p-widvoly . Saw a sachcl there .trank, paprai Ac. I ey in Missouri. Three are bto mistakes>, the townships in the Stale, arrasged 6y chimney. Tb.j vtuska was whit* and not rmnetaber tlio day of tbo moalh. Ellis' hou», tbore are two racial lot s and as such they may In time be for- coanttes. are now being printed for the betwoen, but they are fa tko fame block. tho raur.io and direction of tho wind nf- **ld to Vandernuui that I should havo .! Saw Vanderpool that day near tho Ty­ blue and was in Urge quautitiae. Have tor Wednesday tho Sth of September.1 thought he wool 1 hare taken ths tacho! gcUsu. We Itopc the people will read use of this Board. We trust they will Quern. Blate if Vaadorpoo! was in tbo Oa Tucrxlay the wind waa quite light | with hiqa. whoa ii^TOplfaJ ho did not- son house. This wbs utuatod about IS tbe apocch. that all tbe dHferences equalize the property at its real value, habit of ttefag to Ramxlell « Biiwdiet’a tho Bank aud cu.tlio apposite and'ia a routhsrly direction, on I ou Hrae ho took tlmBank baok and toad the nris from ..r ■---- ■ m.. w»t. :__ whlob now separate one branch of our office. Objected to ey Mr. Hughes, and Wednesday it was’ from tho north-wcd j «ufry referred to ax follirr “D—■ party from tbo other may bo harmon­ objection qvsrrulod. Exreptiua taken and was quite strong ta the warning, |FieM,Dr. To Cash as per i ised ; that tboold banner may again be and qusstfan answered, I havo soon but died dowu about noou-_____________ date was Sojuomtrer Uth thrown to (bo breexo, and by the hands Lira tliero sovnral timm. of a united party carried forward once Class. State if they transacted buaimore to triumphant victory. noea for him. Objected to and question I was thorn. Wes in tho Bank again on beanrioua to buy him out for some­ stains which looked like blood, such as withdrawn. gu to this office there is | Wednesday. Mr. Ooaovnr and Mr. In­ time, but Field would not soli out unloes tbe 2*th of thia month, limiting the _ —.l - To wo pronounced it al that titan. Mr. .a ,jjc pf mo gram were there also. We went to tiro ho paid him I ho money, and he could Hughes asked that tlio but elauao, party to 150 persona. Tickets torn Kaihouse fur VandarpouL Ho wont down not do that without ctabarrnsfag tho •’sueh as wo prououa^d U," bo striekoa amaaoo and return, tSJ. 10. good for with us end opened the Bank. I told hi.n Bank, but that day he had commuted OUL thirty days, may be obtained at tbe rya, to take part paper. This wo* Bunday to furnith Plates of Te> fh 1 was going to break open the trunk Tho drops wore o! a rolL.li culor about 8 o’clock and tba couvoraniioa /Or ‘co.w* fji ivc, uucroeu ivnn inv cwrrs^/r'.-’ns was broken off by Fiekl's coming along. and about tho size of tho end of the <7 parties who say they are unable to nay so muck. floor. During this timo he was trying Saw Hell on Baitoys corner snd ho an unbbteed jury of this oountymyfa .Yowtojrivs all a chance to have Teeth who need <”.d At th) end of tlw stairs and just at tho wutrt up toward tho meat market, and Have noticed lbs eflrat sf tho lako curtagtriliy, and far a proper <tefcn*« In will DUC only be a floe opportunity fdr the building fa which tiro Bank was and rm Is ou ths Maainteo river, and a wind to open the sofa. Tho fioor >» frva'- of Vimdcnxjol and I went up there togeth­ brink of tl»o rim fa a little platform. should have them, we wiUfrom this date, far a few tho curtain had tho sppoaranco of hav­ tbh or any other I mportae t tsiut, more pleasure and hunting, but will afford a be identified ii as bring totreel, and he Mho that of Sunday and.' Monday would Tho distance between the stairs and W—fo, Xwan 41.----- I----- a---------a — - - «f now n>' :ie ing been scrubbed. Un Monday morn­ er. Met Mr. Denning and waa talking money I* tvsenttal that the people can view of the lands owned by thte Cfom- explained it to tba jury. hare but very little offoet on tbo rivnr. fag when I wutrt there hr was sweeping to him whoa Field eomo along and join- plstfcnn ia about Kenly foot end thia ingle Plates, Upper legally fUmtab, and we consider Its panyand also th* government lend* Tho carpet ad in eonvomtiun with tu about J0-.39 • On tbo wret side of tho building is a With such a wind aa that of Sunday water out of tho duor. lasting credit to the people of thfa eity .decent to the rand, wfafcb may be val­ flight of stairs. Tho next bufahag wot and Monday tho rapidity af tho esmnt w.-.5 up and ihe floor wrubbed text I paid no particular attortion to it fa a hardware atoto owned by Ifamsdell would bo about 2 miles per hour. Cross-examined by Mr. Cbjcvcr. On Wkinfaday when we were there the platform, and this ha.1 a radish color, Tho north pier a: die tno-.itb of the carpot was under the counter. There Offletm.tr Grant f rhiUipt- Srm, IltuHnti, Mich. ' Mr. 8. M. Fowler was with me. river I* about 200 feet'long and tba wore some spots on tho loot sail wo ex­ Ho made variant remarks, that there south pre 150 feet. A* Kalamazoo I amined the books when sora-v ouo sugwas something wrong and that there stated that the mirth one was 300 fret, gnstsd that we had brtlor get an expert had been foul play. of stain rnaaiug down oa tbe west sole eral the somh one 209 foe’, at that tirao, Crues-examincd by Mr. Hugbra of tho Bonk towards tho river. From the and tho next day I thoughl the matter foot of the stairs to tbs water is about 2l> over aud currcrted myscl! by saying First told this blood steer that day at that die north pier was 500 fact and tho fart and it fa sandy ; think tho budding aau ’ . h one ubout 400 feet long. C-uld is fifty feet dacp. The rear of ths build­ the time we were them. / ing cam* about to tbo river bank, was not swear podtiroly as to the length of the pres at tho tone of Field's disapposranoe, end they have liren changed CITf PAINT STORE! PA INTERS MUSICAL! W. & C. G. BENTLEY, Holdings a Specialty WITHIN TAB BEACH OF ALL. ■JILL. OITR nXfRK W^RLLSJVTEn STEWART & STEINHOF1’ Witna w was hero request**! to :r,.-suure tho map to ascertain tbo distance, of the pfar whan ii was found lo bo 20 1-3 inri.ro which would make f’A«O foot ncandiag ta tho saalo, which would make •about a mil-’ to th*end of the pis-r from 1 the Bank building. Have aore< th* tire* •wh»afromtlwta«* I made, with ray i n*fa I found foot the* would te> a Aug. 2-Al, 1871. At tbo sqwuing of Court thss morning Mr. Hngbps anaounasd that subpmua* had been faresod resd ylaeU fa Che hrefas of. the Sheriff. Imt ecatM afa be ereved oa cravnnl of lack of, moi.ee to defray 85.OT Aracriran gold pieces, and the balance was in what year* ago was 81,­ 80. There wjrro about 20 pterex Cros* examined by Mr. Obottw. Ques —How lung have you lived fa • �Tift R,ErJ»i.>cAi< Byi^. Lecal Ur Allniraii Journal, in writing to that iwpcr give* imp.maul IntUrtuailan In fvitanl lotbe loruttan u! the Odd Feilowu' I noctt Ute Of Mtchixnn s The couiinlnre appointed by Use (In.nd Lodge nf IV.i, locating this indltution were: P. O. M. Curtla. ?.f„hHr'U”r : Ho°- r" «• Tbocn.m. of »tint; Hon. W- T. Lane, of Detroit • CM. K. M. Fitch, of Allegan manty* «d R. C. Writrefy. of IM. JraepU ■ IICHIGAN CKHTRAL R. R. ttaai River VJlajJHvison Ttio tabors of thfacommtltre have been very tedtooa, and they hai’e agent mwA time and tabor tn bringing It to a final l«RM I"h,: ** “*• >°*‘to«e is Jiew_ Ad verhsements. Guat Uxiom ExrogmoN Tbe Grand Rapids preinle wont tho Detroit A Lwasing Railroad extended to Aug. 23d, URL ttoiir city. Mr. R Neleon Balling, the twenty-weA railroad track that will aot wear and witne*», was finl called thiamaro-! lertkrn Mkh. Agrtadtiral aid MeMrtioe. out or make a noire is to be invented by iag. and being duly sworn, said : <ha«lcal Sarlrfy. ' a lawton genina AH persona who are owing me. mwrt 1 bare bred in Manistee abcref I. a Th Michigan Central Railroad are years, aud am agent far Ingham's TtOKO- tnki Mta i ;f th- Mm i- dm paid within thirty dayr the account* will be left with Stale Pomological Society erecting u.w bmkiing, at the Air IJae I Ottati to CocnpatiT. Knew VaBdcrpwl Junction near Jsckron. and see him bore. Ilememlwr the crest The city cd I-epovr. with a jopulatioa of th* dtoappoaranew of Field, which was of 2.20H, ptodgw) WO,000 far the build­ <m tfandsy. beid 5th. saw Vandsrpodl ing of tbo Detroit and Bay Citv Rail­ tho next konday about 10 o’deck, A. road. M. ou the sidvwolk in front of the Mak. I Corunna is lo bo tho point of junction I asked him about a draft I haftlmte of tho I'ort Huron and take Michigan । and the Dstooit ami Milwaukee Rail- -MSFr'WF Hire. — - ------------- — Of brtek, four stories high sixty feel In leu jth and wl-ith in pco;>crUoo. staniri The of Adrian ar* determined Ing <m a tract of land tweatv scree; alee twenty -flvo acres of land adjoining. to build a road to Saline, to conned ul­ with the Bel river road if tho Truly a taxgniflceal .lunation, worthy timately laHer drea not foil. the whole hrarted brotherhood and olU. Th* Battle Creek people are discuss­ sens of the capltol of the Ftole. The only poiist thatcootendml tor thl. prise ing tins project of * railroad rwuuug with any cbaaaoe of surer* was tbe from that etfy to Stanton in Montcalm county. village «>f There Rivers. St. Joseph I It is propowl to coustruet a narrow County, which offered tn- eUra uno tn rash. Th to waa doing nobly, but gunge railroc-t from Flint to Lake Mtehithe committee taking into rcnsldern- II gun. by way of Flushing. Chessaning, tinn tbe largely anterior fed of the city of Lansing, together with its central The citueos of Muskegon bellevo that local inn, awarded IV to that city. the Ditruit A Igtke Michigan railroad ia is to torm'nate there. Mr. Joy and Mr. 3 of the committee to proceed at on re to­ Adams of Bouton, have roetpily lookwl wards raising and ooUreUng further tho ground over at Muskrpin. * 7» sums of money fur tho purpoee of build- | Tho grain merchants at Monroe arm­ Ing another wtng to the building elm plain of the lack of acconimodatwu gives u liar to the present one, and callage* ' them by tbo Inke Shore A Michigan Air the widow* and orphans. Southam Railroad. They want an sloWhan this to cnnfeletsd It wUl make vatnr and chipping facilities. an edifice that the^ tinier eon well be ' 13 ' Tlio grading on the Bay City and Grand Rapid* llaihoad. re commeaerd > tali ut Rockftwd, on tbe 2(hh of last month Tho committee having visited many This rood is to be cuai|dnt«l to Greenof the leading cilloa and villages of the I rille, by December aext. , a. "xne S1.ll ■sore* Mxlo within lire past nlntcy days and finally settled matter by locating at ' A I-ako Michigan Railroad. westward Lansing as stated stove. It wna with from Greenville, is rrogresriug, and ihe I R. R. exlremc difficulty that they arrived at a road bed is cvmptetod to Howard City. deefaion aa the many places of Interest I It will not be many weeks before a junoJLB, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. tiua vs ill be fimoed with tho Grund I'anrasvr TrsUu for tKs W ■Steal financially and otherwise. which ren­ 1 Rapids A Indians Railroad. dered tbe foeea In quo mon- and more Wk Hon that may Fvcxxbd.— I ’ iferA ’ Si ’ S 0--J-U MCWsos* and more difficult the longer tbo loca­ Tbe Bayte rays: tion «m held hi Matu quoI think the Mmd - - Grand Tra verm Is bound to i ata- tba $40,0.0 necuasary t* eeeurv the buildtmt nwitnul :Jo li.toraw-. ■ • s? ii i:L !L dow and I sat down beside him, then I said, that Field had disappeared and iw Are mild, certain, safe and efficient mid tea, he inui run away, from tbe toe Page’s Mandrake Pilb cure Dfewpria. that he has taken about 82.7 00 in drafts Page's Mandrake Piltecure Headache, and money. Then I asked him agaia to rage's Arnica Oil euro* Bhcomatism. h*>k over hia letter book and he did m Page’s Aruica Oil cures Pimplre cn and could tad no trace of my draft, iie ales the Face. looked over a lot of tettera Thon 1 Sold by J. P. Robert* * Co. ■died hint to write a telegram to hie AcUer A Blade *e!l Fruit Jan 25 j«r banking house in Chicago not to per thia. He said he had already written cent, cheaper than any one else. to ell the liouaos with which he did business, notifying them at the di>w>!utian of tho partnership and t riling them to hold all papers subject to hia order. Be said tho 82,700 was in notes nnd • - 4 fl 2 8 A 22S8S 1 P -r — ----------------- ?-■ h a -3 . t ? 5* 1 1 J Michigan Centra -.^■rt^rSx^riEZ *u>s* rasri which arc to provide for ita widows and protect and educate the orphan* of those that they have sacredly obligated tlienwelvr* no p> do. , LSIis rnseia* is* ass* rssMsv "vu. Itotera*. rtUilt.*i-> Ow* m sA.Ttata 7>m* retted ' Prof. .M^n.tbrrgk. Dtur Str .-—I am gratified to bear of tbe omtlnue I wccse of your v-bool, for I knosr it to be well itoaurvod. Tbe vouuk men fhsn your Colk-cv now in the employ of tbe City National Bank, tire good evidence of tho tburongh treiutmr aud dtocipUnc for whtoh you are pnvertilat. Very r.wectfuily, n niimrr Medicines, S?AINT8 & OILS, SPRING & AVERY’S, ORV HODS 111 UMII ^rocKorxi: -pyCTCTHio; Western Michigan. JQBCOA A M£ J^UBBICATISO OIL, j^ptosErt sxn xaHua. JJAIMT AXD YABXI8U CB( gTAH-n ckocntiry. gUOAk. TAA, coxrxx, rad . JJOOKH AUll STATTOYOT, J^JtMUtAVDA jgXTKLOPU OYEAR <ttMeoorstoH.A.CO0Dmit( Thia waa the dirt and all. IWd null tell exactly at wbat |Mnt on the boards I found tiie stains I refiised pq two trial* to say jxMrtivofy, the amount of blood snpj«K«>d to hero jrrudured these stnim Thu bkxel of uisinmalia is the j blood of any »srm bloidid animal that j nurses their young. • Oviparous! and *Vi-' rijx-rvu*'’ was asked to lie explained but | the explanation was objected tu by Mr. I tnaaagvrsUif tlio popular Burlington IIluthr*, and uhjntion withdrawn »------.-tzto—..-.r route have mods arrangemouts to give tbe jrablie the benefit of a grand excur­ sion and bdfialo hunt to southern Ne- brer tbeir young aud deliver them II Fish nro oviperuu.- and no! mammalia" s I I braaka. on the 29 of this utonth rule!• Tbe cxeunooo train will leave tbe Qncs —Isn't il deubtful whether the I' Michigan Central railroad depot at fo'A5 r. a., August 28th, and run tlirough on teS'SSi .„X lore IB al! Linda of HEAVY* and HU ELF Hardware! |AIMK W W?G. IKON. STEfcL^KAILiv GLAM PAINTS, OILS. PUTTY, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE, PnAoxAX.—Mr. G. F. Hltehcock. Jr.. stenograph**- r. porter for tbe Ninth | Itetroit to Lincoln and return, tor |3 i. Judicial Circuit li-.» been s-mptoyod by can be procured in this city at tho dopot Cb>- Bttcrnvys in the Vanderpool trial, office of tbe Mtehipa Ccntiai railnnd, 1 or from A. IL Bowen, 87 Congr-M street ’ Aatbe excunaon is Ulnitod to 150 jwr■mis, I-artie* deairing to take tbo benefit of thia opportunity to ace the Wret nun make application at onto |» the agvnl. ■ ■Riirnox Brtrrx*.— At the «p«i*l eUrtroo bold in thia (Sty ™ Monday. Asput 21st, th** tolkrwmg rete was cart fur Juatim of tbe Franc: There win bcsrsiiroml meeting at William IL HayforJ. Bop. l'-*2 this pbre on Monday next. Aug. 28. at Edward A. HaUjuoa, Itep, 181 S o'clock r. M. Delegate Irem Wood­ i tonal 8. itosce. Dem157 land ord Maple Grove are ooraeetly re­ Hickson W. Bolfo, Drito 237 quested to be In attendance. Tbe Rail­ Rw tlio Iron Bridge, " Yra" 331 , road CommUtce from Areyria will be pre-cnf; also Tepreuentatlvv men from For the Iron Bridge. “ No” 10 Battle Creek, who will addins* tbe Bv the oboTO figure*, it .is earily tisat R A. Holbrook. (R^) Hkbon W. RoLfo, (D.-in.) and tho BrAff AU kinds of Building Material.*, and Tools, HARNESS SHOP! In connection with Witnou waa sliowu a drop of blood on a “fM ” tootn jack and was raked how many rerywscZr* would probably bo in that, when ho said over 100, finally said there might be about 1,001. It is ousntnrin for one to pick his teeth after breakfast and spit blood if he harts hi* gum*, and in these spittle* would bo thonscnl* of esr^wscfr* and jHirhap* nullum* Saw notlung ou top uf the board bat Ink and aaw no ink in the crack. By an examination of any sulwtanco with tho naked evo. 1 would not like to pronounce it blood Foraisston was given tbo Prasccufam to recall Mr. Duffield. Mr. R N. riallmg was recalled for Mafic Grove, NaahvUleand Woodland, furtlier identifying tho draft uf which to beUovcd tn be within our roach. he had spoken and to this Mr. Ungbre Shull w< secure It? fxt ua manlWosir in ten st in tho matter by our presence It was a 45 days draft of 04OC.OO on Maxwell, Pundt A Co. Croes-examinod by Mr Hughes. Do Mt nmatnber its date- J. L. Tux RaHread committee are invreti- Taylor wee the maker and it waa paya­ gating tbe points of romp*Mu for Road ble in 46 days from date. There being no moro witOMsai ]<reaNo. S in Hastings ent this morning. Court adjourned till Sr actat Ta*rsx—Arnmgtmento have been perfected by Fcperinter.dcut Bell of the Detroit eud Mihraukeo road, by which sneesnl exettndan trtuus will leave St Johns at 7 o'clock a. m-, arriving here st 10 o'clock, returning each day H A RD W ARE STOR E. Sole ageiitn in Barty County for the DETROIT 8TOVE8, WOODLAND PARLORS, *JamSNS» AT. S. A Mwstoi. N !■*..*».» ...ou, Ixreii. ; 'Rm. SUPERIOR. M’SHERRY AND STATESMAN WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BALL, GALE AKB KALAKAifOO, PLOWS JMD CWSTLVUS, BAWIN0 MAOBISTS,' IIAKH0WH, BTC.. and the largest- stock of Gosu rxAS A tris:xxa are out with a w« el. ia tia* wave. They hare a agricultukal machinery -ru.... E. P. BURRALL. >hn Veseem'e lUrdwart titceu. Browns New Utah. DIED. to LaosOwasa, bwtr. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. GRAIN DRILL! Kalamazoo nnd Ann Arbor of whom are a* follows: Miss Rachc! HiU, Mr Bichard Thurber, Mr. C. 0. Gee, Gilbert Young and ti. 8 Cocorer. W. shall endeavor to give as thorough ber 12th. It i* an vM»li«>t idea and .ind as compete a report as possible in ■nil b. SJy .»re»s *<«• *w eff < the groat Northern Michigan Agtho wrakfy edition, bet for a reliable re­ ricaftsral and M<■chan ten! Exposfejua, port of tho whole trial take tho Doily is a ran. rUL i.____ i_s. RUGS SEPTEMBER 12, dX 14 & Left thia draft with Mr. Field about rortHW.i cxLX*K.trrn forty days previous to this. Vanderpool "WIKTE QB BEEK. was not present and *o for as I know, knew nothing about iL When be was looking through the bank I ura outrito it* counter, part of tho time and part of the time I eat inside, nearly in front of tba raiw Hra th«ni from eight to ten minutes, could not say positively Tho safe waa open and burglar proof box shut. I saw some nuxmv in tho small inx, on tbo right of the burglar jiwtff box, it lay there in plain right Dr. thunuol I*. Duffield being duly sworn said : I live in Detroit, mv occupation is coo- suiting and practical, ehamiat, followed this since 1857. Know Mr- Bullis fanner jwmoeuting attorney of Mauistec. I .received from him at my reridencs ia DetraiL a jockago eontniniag two pieces of fluegtug. two jdoccs of carpet and some chlfa On one of the pieces of j rarpot I oounted tho vjiou and subjected tbo suite to the autfon of glycerine re- ' duoea with water to tba specific gravity WHEELER <k DOWKDfO of 10 30 and allowed it to sock for some Ipok «i the Queen Fruit Jar at- Ack tiuii- aud then jiresoed out a drop ujk>s NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, a microscopic slide and subjected it to . y A Slade’s to-torn yon buy another. USAtJtM t. toy ura*. Qrrarete*. Ite.li raS the action uf a 1-8 objective glass, । Men's 8<k* C 1-1 cents a pair at magnifying 1,000 times and diacurorod it contained rorpusclcs which indicate 1 Tbb Scat* .Vox-unos of County raanunsban blood. The other nieces 1 GU TO MI*DGES' SujK-rintcndru!* nW hold its ninth semi­ treated la tbe same way and with th* annual mcctiag tf Charlotte. Eaton Co., sx.il* result The patoo uf shirt wa* For Clothing-p‘25 percent cheaper than at oar other Hous? in Huliags, Umpire , txginning Tuesday, the 20tb in*t. and about G in- long and I inches wide stain­ Block ______________ 30tf continuing throe Mja It will be de­ ed with what soomvd to be a blood stain I voted to di.cus*icus of tho badness uf acmes it but sulgectiag this to a chemi. | cal prore-s*, I fi and it to Le an iron ru*i ’ educator*, ilevel.ying the plan* and oi- stain. This lacked both fibrin* and oorI poriean-A failures andtuoccssea of vari­ to pay orders issued by biu> for »um* certified by the Poet Dejwrtnivnt of that country fur payment th the United ous method*. Among other question.* States, arc the following r.Xrued offices these will bo diecumsil : “Is school , vfaitalion. as practiced by County Super, Ann Arbor, Benton Harbor, Charlotte, Coldwater, Detroit, Dqwagtoe, East intendants, acnunplishinj whst it ought Saginaw, Escanaba, Flint, Grand Ha to de y—“Am we educating tho young ven, Grand Rapid*, Hrating*. Hillsdale, of Michigan practically, or not J" I Houghton. Jsckonn, Kalamasuo. toau- Which if practically treated and «Ing. Maaiatee, Marquette, Marshall, thoroughly rentilatod may have valuable Menominee, Monroe, MouU I Ctemeus, induerxo un our common school*, and may also educate tbn people if rejiortod , Muakegoa, Daw Faw, Poutiac. . for their benefit There will also bo j IirxcnvKD.- Ma»«r*. Fwoo.-lurxb A quite a number of addreasos and essays i from men who bare thoroughly idenUfted themselves with teeehiug, and nt Grand Itapidn. a Urgent of tbe UnL i whoso thoughts on thia very important vanity, and <mo of the tx*t scholar* In ■ subjec t will bo valuable. Ail who ran । tbe Mate, tho following tetter com attend will find that much may lie Irornmead I ng their Cuminental Coticge. to od of practical valuo to them aa edura-1 width the alteutian of our young men |I tors, or as patron* of tho roincn scbco ftOBTUBN Dye Stuffs, BOTTLED MHA BKB! - R • ” 3 - 1 Cross-examinid by Mr. Hughes- J. P. ROBERTS & CO. M ME In Fact SO 1’01 Goods are Cheaper than Low AT THE STORK OF ; . GRANT & PHILLIPS �NEW »DTE»TnrMKNTS. ’Saurfcfj I WfoCoioctt. from these wounds, and think I can nay it did not occur from drowning, on nceuusl ot tho position erf the tougna and think I can My it did pot occur from poisoning, on account of the rigxdity of the niHKtes and tho appearance of tlio fl. jrtmrtion. Being naked several: •ound was inflicted, I should dcmnuiMte wounds, but if the p-irru had not boen tu. . whether almoat all of hie practice a* Owtef. There were no Other marks o» soychatline, it would have bren m w> dif­ wm not in Manatee, he gave tho same the body eximp* where tho ro;» was ttod ficult to tell from tbo rigidity of tbo answer as abovs, vis: that the greater »=d a slighl s4nmm around tho wrist, museteo, and if tho wound* hnd been inpart of it tm there, when f * ' '” ------------ - - flic'H iaimediateV after death il would compelled him to answer dirw ' mv any thing nte>1d bo .aid “yw." HodjwwcZ. oosteotefen with Ai.f unction luaj. have been dtBadlfpUtil from thewoan-ls Could not rwsar that he did pot die Bunday, and wx* at h» offiro by Mr. Hughes. Court overruled the from poison iu the circulation. AU I of the wounds on tho heal. perhnje thirty rod* from hi* 1 objection and exception taken. 1 stated Had seen Sir. Vanderptol frequently at Kalamasoo that Mrs. Springer told know i* that I mw edfllcMtzt cou*e from during the weak previous to the disap- me that aba thought Vanderpool guilty, Up. 15 rode, wxw at mv office pesrence, bad btuinoae with him on the but Um Counsel had mMxwproeentod her forenoon but cannot state the Monday after. They had given Do not carry a watch, waa there Redirect by Mr Eggleston. | me a draft cm Chicago tn tbe name of tend |xtirata if they sir,-Id come Examined lus hair ou his head. Do not from my bouee to (ho office, think bis hair waa extraordinary as to heme about 12 and took diane - —. ,_u.maku'tny statement quantity, but think it was rather thin. spent moot of tho afternoon tbe ._.wn thana repetition of the conver­ • on it from him. I met him ou tho stroo* sation between you and her, and if so, Did not discover anything aside from tho j and we went to tho Bank together nnd what? Objection wav made 1T Mr. wounds that w ould cause death or lead ! the tojia ot our convcraatten washisdis- Hnghoa and overruled and exreption mo to investigate fitrthor. The next witness, Is B. Long, being appoarsnoc ’ , and I think he Nbowodme When asked wlrera his practice came in noted when ho gavo tbo answer. I that he t]H>ke of. ha said he depended ! the article* of tbefr dissolution. Imw think if I recollect when I made that duly sworn, said: on his m.-moraudum book for such their Day Book, and Vanderpool showed statement tho croas-examiiiing Attorney I rosids in Manistee, have lived there things and could tell notiiiug about it mo tbo entry “ Herbert Field, To Cash rejilfoJ, sort of tnoeringly, you wanted without that, know I visited sumo pa­ i*1,700.00," also, the entry “Herbert h.r tu go away, didn't you?—says I— 4 years, my Lusinore is sash and door manufacturing, know Field nnd Vander­ tients that day, but cannot mil tho naiiMM. Hold,To CsM. Il.400.00- .nd th. figure Ise" pool, last saw Field in the forenoon of As near as 1 recollect I did not leave the II “1” ia both otaes seemed to be of a dtfexamination by Mr. tho 6th of Sep*., 18*30. in front of WilLouse that afternoon, nor do I r collect ferunt outer. bud's drug store, had a conversation Qnoo. — When do you recollect si-ciug <rf any calling ; I do recollect uf visiting with him. was not with him mors than some. Lnt cannot recall names, but ro­ thia ageing Objcctxm made nnd quo,- | fire minutes, ho bad ou a dark blue coat, Qura-wS tbe figure, all of -one black vest and peats, and a chin or straw hat. Did not see Vandcrpaal that color? Objection made and overTuted. day, aaw him ou tbe next Tuesday Exc-wption taken by Mr. Hughes. Ana. at the Beak. I asked him if ho had —Tbe figure •<!? was of a hghtar and any idea what had become nf Field and have tome patients- ‘ihta wre oos of, fresher color. .Am acquainted with' he toll me he thought ho would turn . I tho rirca-uiitancxa. Thia was all that "Arnold's Writing Fluid?' t up ou tho salt water. He then asked hap;.:;..' during the day, except in the j Qura—Can you state tlui appearsnc-u 'I a good thing for? An*.—For heiself. mo if I hod seen his aunt, when I said evening. Was at beeno part at thn time uf that fluid when first applied to jiaper 'i Thia Cni.ho-1 his examination and ".•in,” then ho said he had, but did not during the evening, and my rocoOectiou and afterwards? Objected to by Mr. Kmuch satisfaction from her. He is that I was at home all the time, my Hughas, M immaterial and irraie^nt to i 'Court adjuurund till 9 o'ckck to morrow n told uio bo tbunght he had gone wife and child was with mo, we went to the Irene, (fourt oromdod and nxerptArosyA bIui to tbo extent of 81,400 bed between 9 and it', there was not non was taken. An* —I* i« slteh'ly . or *2,000. He showed mo a |>aior many minutes between us. looked at die purporting- lo bo s bill ut sale. Uo clock at 9 and sat up some little time after abuwod mo where fiu kept his money in this, my wife remarked that it was limo tines.—What kind of blue ii it the safe and where Field kept bis. He to go to bod and I looked at tho dock. fir4 color when applied ? Objected tu I renumber this by waring it kept as irrelevant and immaterial to the is .us. Aug. 19th, 1871. before my mind by two trials. Woe Objection overruled end exception taken. I fCuRtccrios.—In our report of y tetorasked smoothing about the time I went to bed at Katenuuov. Ito not re-call 'Ans—It is a light blue at first, or a sky i day's pniceodingi wo reported tbo/wit. nrex. Rowland O. Orupin, as saying that Queo. — Was any remark mad., to you I Field •• had on a black coat, voit, pants, the*, day or evening. Donut rtrmomhcrwhxtl was asked at Kalnmason, by Mr. Vanderpool about these entrwa. Do not recollect if I was asked wliak.1 Ans.—No, not any. I got 1800 in ettr-.'Ac.” It should have boon: Ho had Mr. Hughes asked this TOfebgiB tho forenoon of that day'.') Itencj at the bank, my impraeaiou is,1 oi no coat, black vest, pints, Ac.] t out n* he can not giro _ Vanderpool camo to mo about elarea that ho handed me a package contain- |' The roll of juror, being called, tho on, he trntt give farts They seek to o’clock, but I do net know for I looked ing *600, and tbe rest he counted out ICth witueai, Dr- Ernest L. Bburiry boHo took the money from the burglar >ow that ho was uneasy and started to ing duly swum said : proof safe, J looked into tbo mfe and I nm a Physician, lire in Detroit, am Mr. Vanderpool showed “»tho box be­ low, which was empty, and be told in > • 2ti jatan aid. graduated at the Bafolo oner did anything there, or raid any­ that Field bad taken everything with I Medical Culejje laved in Maniste-e in thing then-, or looked bterk, white or him. In the burglar proof safe w*a a |, 1 Stif), know Field end Vanderpool for rod, they eon giro it to the jury, but tn pile of bill* jumbled up in the back part I about niao months previous to this mar­ draw a evurituion, I contend hr cannot • of the Lax. white it* fro** woe a v*1** ol do tliat. the jury nre here for.that We ■ regutaxfy arranged bills about 1-2 havo spent a week in trying these men inches high, this was about 2 o’clock in un the jury a* to their eatweity to draw , the ofteraoun. no one else camo in. I pn-acribed for Mr. Vanderpool that day conclnuons and wo want then to do it while in tho Bank. Haro attemted per­ sons at his house iu a Jirafeerionul way, wire, Icarnod, and unnoa-varily said. 1 The witness said ho ujrp.ion.-d uuoosy. ' Uucj.—At this time were you running stand to pteecribo for Mr. Vanderpool Appearances in thts^w aro eompcteut testimony. In tbo ease of lite itoplo a drug store tn romoclion with your who Ha l a severe chill of the ague. imctico ? An*. — Y m sir. Objection r>. Dillan, tri«l in this vniy c-jun'y, the Her of fills put ia the box, when be re­ plied, four, they »«n mode at tho drug differently*. The drug store is an •sfi! । 1 examined the body externally and ' Court ruled sustaining ua Tho Court, found a depression around the waist and orcmil si tho objection and excuptiun ’ store according to my directions. tor street on the opposite side from the a wound < n tho furohoiui about an inch Than Mr. Hugho. took him. Bank. The.portnffioo wa* in the same j WM ,o . With chronic diarrlum a prtieat building. Tho Doctor pu.nted out h> I black penta and rhhe »Mrt. There was ! Crusa-examination by Mr. Choevor. would have a dry tongue in the center, reodenro and drag store end ewsrral nk,0 a hunlkrrehkf ultachml to Ihe Tentifiid at Munistoii and Kalaniaxoo, with moist «lge, but with acute diar- other points on tho map. Saw Vatoter- body, but 1 do not know how. and think I tewtified that Vanderpool rhon the tongue would lie moist. I r«d on «h» Sn-dar ,.f Ite, dt.-, My opinion is that these Hounds were told me that Field would turn un on looked at hi* tongue to find out the given m life. There was a slight re­ salt water, and think I also testified that state of hia digestive system which doo* ' traction uf tho tiasuiM. Tho appearance ho showed mo that receipt Woe not not mean liio stomach alone, but all the of a wound inflicted after duath, is flint intimately aoqnaititvd with Vanderpool, apparatus connected with it. The state. tbe edges nre inverted and flabby, nnd do no* know whether be wa* naturally no blood issues. Think the^o wound* pate or florid, did not hesitate olxnit let­ wouLi cnuc<- immediate death. Think ting m> go into tho Bank, nor did I noword tha: he had the dnrrhosa, but did cal Collegr’ ia 1952, first prarticud in, ho want! foil immediately tend there ttot think be had it, but gave him medi­ Me<drilU,I’<rnn*ylvaaja,thrainChtengn., would b<- on voluntary action. Tlrink cine for it which I call taking his word 5 years, when 1 w cut to Manntea whore Ibo blood bum this wmrad on tlio back fur it Hare had dmrrhcra myself, hnd 1 havo rouuated ever riaoo practicing of the head would not fly far, but if three pill* nude before 1 wax taken, for my profession. I also hare a Drag un artry ’was cut there wouU lw souk- i amthcr person. Mr. Willard gave rht-m store and am pootmaater end Lave been spirting, from four to eight pinto would to me, did not see them made, received for 10 or 11 years. Th* 1’oefuflire isi now from iu and ii would continue to! .... . , them ia tho forenoon, Mr. Willard won open ou Bandar from 1 to 2 o’clock, coxa for mvural boors, but from the' d"1Jr hive lived tseeent and gave thorn to me, I took but do ntit know whether.it wa* otMm at other wound not no long, ou amount of I “ld1 *”• » one of them on Sunday morning aa I , tin. roayuUtioc. Th. heart would rense ‘‘ -"J P*™J." that time la Boot 1869, or not. Was Th»k u» <■ !«; torTWl fa U hfa lad the diarriia» myself. Whan I or­ present al fee inquest hold ovex Field’s, u l™ .l~ dered them I told thorn xorbolly to1 body, but OouM not identify the body bfa. CT. faSfairf «,lh ■»» infaom.,1 W mr k. m. Uctw. JI, make four lulls of blue mass and opium, My first acosaintaaes with him was U. . Lctcto. fafal <fa, ctctI .. CT. 11^,-' h*”“ “ “ t do not know who I got thorn for, but tho1 late in tbe winter or curly in tho spring, »f ih. h-.J wu falfaM 6m W.l3 otto I got them for did not take thorn, but it waa toward* the latter t<rt of tu* to 1 life that I teas familiar with him. Did eda port mortem wouad. Think « <lwB‘t -.1 tert jaw. Mm me in tho box. did not open them in1 not see the clothing taken off and do removing th. body within eight ortaa drug store, there was a powder in the1 not know that it waa taken off rt all hettm, thorn uxuld bo a dripping of on the Saturday previous to his disap­ box also, do not know what it waa.' I was there in a professional way tu bloody tennn. This on urn has tern pearance, ho had on n gold ring with a Took them Sunday morning, but do not ma’io an examination. Tho dark ring consistence than real l.lood, it task, rod set. belonging to me, it had a slight know at what time. Find opened tbe *-*"7’-**mw(Msibly havabeen fibrina Sennr. nevor ccugutetcs except fracture tn the stouo by which 1 con box Sunday morning and took one ud srottnd it' I think 1 by bent, but real blood Coagulates by identify 1L I had worn it about two then opened tho box nnd took another exposure. It would require a heat at years, last saw the ring ia his press seion I tiro Irailing point, or a little below to co- that Batnniar night Next saw tho ’ tgulato serum. The lower wound was ring in tho hall where tbo inquest was about an inch and a quarter in diameter. Held, was not at the inquest, could idonQuei.—5Vhal is your opinion was tho tify tho ring. Ono was shown to him i position of the dscoascd nt tbe time of which he eaid was the om referred to, last saw it st Kalamasco at tho last trial tins. I ftfok it would take • body from receiving the wounds F Ojecteon made by Ms- Hughes, that it was SqneXimof fart for the jury. Ob­ worn by him. Was in tbo hall whm may hayo boeu in my house 15 ar 20 shallow wste^ I think, rouM ria? own­ jection sustained. Think tho -lecoascd tho inquest was hold, reeogaiau-1 the minutes, but do not remember that 1 so er than in <leep waier, but do no: know camo to his death from thia wound. The body only by a mark on Liu, arm tMti&dat Kalamaaou. Totbebtotof how long it would take to rise m 80 or body was at Thurber'. Hail wh-n ex­ which T had seen before ia our storey my recollection ha was ia my bouse five SO fee* of wafisr. I note by the Stew amined and it lay ia tbe box. We It was a fomal. figatemado In blue, rod nunutea. Du nut recunr-bcr that 1 ti-xti- tbe triangular space Utwoen the two turned the body over and exnadnod it and blsek, fan standing position with a segment uf stars around tho head. Gave tehee of the bnun and it lioi under the ty tMMNMn. Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. Tbo no particular attention to tbo bight of modian line. The wound was al the right nf the wrtbs W There is about color of ordinary blood stains would be tho body. A package was delivered to two oumm of bitted i« ihe Srtw, nnd ii fiiis; artorW blood would make a light me to bring here to deliver to Mr. is venus blood. A body lying horiaon- scarlet color, while venous blood would Chnn h, which I did iu tho Mmu condi­ tion I received iL It was wrapped In cxxilaiiied that it uxtended alsou* 8V probably three pounds. I am speaking tuRss around, extending lo Ludington, of all tbo blood that would flow from Frankfort, etc. The greater part vras ; «ueh a wound, say in three houre. The In fantateKbut do no. km^ exactly bte>d flowing iu an hour after tbe 3 O'CLOCK SHEPARD'S COMPOUND TABOO B1TM i ~ u.. Frier, only SO Cent» a Dottle. CRUMBS :S, COMFORT! Darling Self-supplying Jaundler, IiuUffrtfion, SourStm^. uch, (kxtlrcncw, .Vrrrous a^j Sick Ueattaehe, Liter Coiuplal,,/ Feverdf dffue, Hifepeptht, Ifbra,, <ii ChUdren, File,, Bllioui Cbm. pklllte, Leet of Appetite, Erep. lion* of the Skin, F.mple* on the Face, and all Dittos* of the Blood; alto the bed Diuretic in Ute for Kidney Complaint, ITeak Back, Pain tn the Loin*, Lumbago, (]ravel, BheumaNtm Penholder. FAMILY KNITTED. . SEW UATKX i» r».l-r— by psbite m4«> i I’m rrraiMM al FatraMlb* Um. K»M THEA-NECTA^ BLACK “TEA OKHtrrnl’ miw For Sal > by ACKLEV 4 SLADR • Hasting Mirk GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS, j tM.iva earn a Miwii* a> *«»ni. I.w»t •< lra«dl»c. •itaekrMs*. aiair (3 HO VINECAR BITTERS' IKLI5' CARBOLIC TABLETS, caution HEDUCHOK OF PRICES " agents’ wanted foia LIFE IN UTAH POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH AND REPUBLIC. ISEW .IDVBftTISEHttm Ceo. T. Roweirt Co's Column. JURU BE8 A. WUlTWtTJ * 7^Z'^^r,ln CKQ82V, Awicx 2* TE or *aCt!l«AJC, Owntv of knr WELCH & GRIFFITHS’ OIL CLOTHS. • ■ ll ATTING. J, MATS, dly. If btesd should col­ on tho fiixir, it would take r to dry. Tbe principal JUHUBEJBA, eight o ciocx, and n-maBioa a: tae hotel till about half part tin or eteren, when I started back ud pMMri the bank and saw a light. I i>aMe-l up the street. I looked at tbe window arid saw a dim light as though tho curtains were down. When Mr. Hughes nokod that tho words “as though a curtain wx. down " J£: ..\ , NOTTINGHAM Jy? * *Wrt •*.*£ s£.r ’S' beaMMMte^whfeb wwsgrt>tod«d ,,ustatenout taide that “tho curtain was UPHOLSTERED pODDS^ •Istead. and Parti; A r~-rtu.ta.pM- 3 SKt LACES* 74XOVROZ STRJXT, OHdND JUFIDS, MICHJGdF, areSaj � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-25.pdf b7bf965c249fe3d80d14d3bd3d12ccb2 PDF Text Text ®ljc Rustings Banner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. [. . ’ HASTINGS, MICH., FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. 25. 1871. NO. 10. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. I Ans —I know of nothing eLse in nu- but that was shut, and then he started | County Clerk, nnd wae brought by him licet judgement the contents of tho dove except dried blood, to go to Dr. Ellis’and got lost and in- ’ . > • here .. yesterday in tho *nui* • • condition, -• ■ ’lind ’ ncrt * boon touched •- -­ from Wednesday There wore wood ashes in too stove, til11 Thursday. Biw n hatchet there Mr..Hughes asked the answer to be quired tho way of a man first and then I stricken out, winch was denied and ox- ‘ “ }’*?• *“?.*•*at .thb ,he in tho bottom packed hard as if they tfalat same day, but saw nothing | (.e„»;nn (.I.,.. heard the boat whistle and started for hod beeu there a month or so. Tho pa albout it to attract my attention, GL’X. CUTCHE0N ON THKSTAND t i t ■> , ■ . that aud arrived just os she was swing- per cinder* came next on tho top of the . 11he door to the.burglar Imix opened on ‘ 1 took my knife and with the point of ing off, a lady stood un tho stern whom anhea and the hay teemed to hare boon ■ biInge* and wan nearly the size of th* it punched the surface. It was soft aud he took to’bo Miss.l'iper, who said, Good on there were ------top, r, and ..holo front ofalto the wood box. ashes When w1 went yielding and of the tliicknMs of a wn- bye George. Then he went back to tho as if of pine nt tho top. Field at this into the bonk on Wednesday .Briggs Monxnco shuiox. 1ire No color adhered to my knife. I drug store which was locked, and then time wore a straw hat but could not mis down on his knees ■•xnmining tho August 25th, 1871. <examined this several months subse- started for Dr. Fisher’a, and on hia way find any vestiges of it in the store. ,i floor — with -----a -spy rrf oglass. - -v 1, also humbled " * Mr. George Nungesser's croee-exam- quentiy ' and the color was darker. I i past the Bank, stoppedan't unlocked the 5,1 and *looked* through **—_ it. T_ —i Examination suspended, and recce* myself I was mode a partial examination of the oar- j dour and lot tho little dog in and then taken till 2 P. M. ination continued. a People Pronin in this Caso j; G»nn««1 Counsel <>rr for th the case at that day. Th® sjiots were pointed I went un to Dr. Fish««*s. He said tliat ' Manistee, and was a witness, khd re­ Do not renumber how long the trial pet ■ ceived port of the salary of the Prosocuhud begun when 1 went to Milwaukee. out by Mr. Conover and they had a red ' he was in bed and it seemed to take him ArtlUOM SMUOX. Mr. WiUUmltartmm Halted for « «»»,*«?">•). 1"‘"“ 0, H'. Iteaumber something about it. Knew color or blood color. They were of the | an awful long time to get up, that he . , , ,. , 1 Bullis. I was also one of the counsel they had a trial for I was in the court size that any thick fluid would make i got some pills and went home, and took question or two, so that he could leave <jid “ wimees ip tiw trial at Kalamazoo room with my lady when I camo back. , when dropped and spread by friction, one and went to bed about 11 o'clock and that, that, said said ho, ho, is is where where I I was was Sun Sun­­ ou the train. and opened the aw to tho jury. I was also in the court room the first The carpet was spread dowu in position i and end many of tho tacks still remained in day ’ ... . -forenoon night Ou — Wednesday I pu( tho things that were outside tho Jackson B. Wilcox, the dentist, wa* day when it opened. who befog Ques.—How many timts wa* Mr. their places, and directly opposite the we examined the stair* leading down to ta>A into the ttnok and teeltal it u|. l)w ,hirt,.,ildl " Church in your shop to get cigars or | spots on the floor and tlio cracks, wore the river, and on the lower steps wo and gave tho key to a Mr. Freeman 1 . said : two nx>t* on the carpet- flliew sjiota found spots dried, but not old, and on and also delivered tho trunk to him. | other supplies ? I live in Manistee, nnd am a dentist, Croas-oxaminMl by Mr. Hughos. Ans.—He cane once for a cigar and struck into the carpet so as to stiffen it the stringer wo found a largo spot which have lived there 4 yean, know the Bank This Mr. Freeman lived An Maine. once for a paper collar. Knew Vander­ <m the upper ride. These two spots Mr. D. D. Ingram cut out. We found Gan. Outcheon's testimony continued. building, the west side was used for a pool since he came to Manistee, borrow were cut out and Mr. Bullis took them a quantity of hay andnay duat that ap­ baiik. und the other side for a shoe shop. cd some money from him once. Have iato his keeping. Found no other spots peared to have come from under tho We made an examination of tbe things I occupied two rooms above, over the met him often, nearly every day. He at that time. The size of the largest carpet, ou the west side of the steps and taken out of the trunk. We took tho was in iqy stare m mid •/ nearly arery <me was about-three quarters of an inch thrown over the left aide of them, and pieces of board aud carpet and some of shoo shop for my office, a front and back there was fine eand anf dust on the stain. Fields clothing and a package of envel­ room. I do not recollect when I began day. Do not know that I ever heard occupying them, but did occupy thorn in him use pro&no language but owe** ,I spread about two inchet in length. I also found stains oa the small platform opes also a copy of theMan istee TVewond a | There was a dark green cambric curtain . at the edge of tho river, and the largest hatchet to our office. We exam­ 1869, and remember the event of the Remembered this whan both trials took ! . , -------- ?--------- —t’t,------ - — disappearance of Field, which was ou wire <~V acroM place, but never told this store till test Vr— the — routu — | ono was about the sins of the bottom of ined tho carpets and found the spots the-back hack room from j; a *. tumbler; ithese were lees perceptible I mentioned this fureuoon. Tho flooy Sdnaoy. 1 arose early, about daylight, week when 1 told it to Mr. Hsvton. on! Monday. I first went down to the O um tartte Bbfo. in but • l ” f ' onL h “ k r '?,Yl2 T 'k.aua« uuiu Ute xvutue m vtermuEv. out ■ ,, , . , i~ *B th* Bank on boards I did not myself see removed w<u a flm.n wax nmnO babr bnbr and do not remmbtr nmibw ,. ' “J! ”1'1 '} “?>■ Wodn«rt,j u>w tb. book, of th. Bank. from the Bank. Do not know whether river, wa* unwell when I went down to the river. •jn«- wh.ro • «1 onio ■ from. — various arttclA* of p«ntlaa*an h wear, as Mr. Wendt was examining them and IU,. b^ fo “ I took them in my hands or not, but Ques.—Did you see Vanderpool ? shoes, stockings, soiled liaea, utc., also pointed me to two entries, one dated they were taken to our offieo uud in a the tobacov hasinew ever since. Knew | *" :h<£wu< dog in th. tart an ll« “ old letters and a pocket-book. September 1st, and was a* follows: | some Objection made and exception taken. day or two I made a careful examina­ । There was also some tarred rigging, Herbert Held Dr. to cash $1,700, and tion of them. In the matching corres­ Saw him come from the Bank to the passed It that day. , „ very small, and a piece of loose twisted the other was dated September 4th : ponding generally to the ink stain on top of the stairs, saw him come out with icn. Ih-rou M. Cutcheon, the thirty- rope known as hay rape. A pair of [ Herbert Field Dr tn a*>h $1,400 The the surface, Was sweepings or dust, a bunch of hay and throw it on tho .... i _ j j v t a »i_ M । „ j a both cases seemed te be on u Snh drfog duly swore, reid : dmk or ‘*.'r I’*"1!’ aud thi* was stuck together by stair*. . * , and behind the trunk. There was also different level aud different inclination a red substance not hardly dry. Here witness showed how it yas l bw ut Mauufco and am an Attore- . Mu, btrek .oat whirl, I And seen uud made with a different stroke The edges of the boards on the ey at u-aw, have lived there 4 years. Field wear, of the pen. Exmsuaad the book tuourue nnd groove of the matching was‘ dune. knew Field and Vanderpool and remem- ; x. I said to him, why you’re here early. and identified ib sal found the stained, and this passed around the1 her the event of tho disappearance of “ l«Q»e» kuewn as ex­ entries spoken of, ths first ou page 191 tongue aud apj»oared on the lower aide’ Said ho vea, I am going to clean out the Field. Saw Vanderpool about9 o’clock I hibet “Pu which he recognized as havand the other un page 184. Knew of tho l>oard. jo<1 produced a wavy’ fleas. When I asked him if they were uhjnLBnday in front of Mr. Bullis' office • rng seen in that|xicket-bouk found bv Field's band writing, have seen him brown lino, spoken of this morning, and। bad be soul they were. Ho said he bad iflkfog. 1 ,d.o rew him rtwrxt 12 .'.fork 11(m ,he b„k k. write. Was shown a pass book known nt point* it was gathered into lumps and। l>een sick all night und duul been to Dr. < n the same day, on the Mitewalk. Was . , „ . 1 a* exhibit “L” wliich Is* swore to as be­ in some places, these resembled wafers in Fikhor. In guing down the stair* that m the bank two or thr™ limo, on “* °f w“ wl“ch ing in Field’s hand writing. Was ir thickness, aud wens not hard. They1 ttitiruiug 1 saw blood on the stairs, it Tuesday nnd it was shut shut, aud , from the bark of a tree, auuwas the Bank Thursday about 9 o'clock and had a dark brownish color pud thereb was quite noticeable. Near the middle thwrign turned to indimfie shut. Do »*ry loowlv twirted. Was about the .. . of tho stair* there was more two in any were 5 or 6 of these. The pieces'’of other place. 8uw blood also on the not rememlw r that I saw him that day. sin' of mJ’ Htile finpex undrs called h«y ‘ contt.r*, of tl.'o Was at tho bank on Wednesday about rape because it is need iu bailing bay. State tlu ni6de of exaxuirn- board taken out were about 32 inches JOe-dock and found there Vanderpool, in regard to what m knmni us Field'* ! ^w.-State th* |u6de of examw.a long and there were four pieces of floor­ platform at tho river. In returning back up the stair case 1 also noticed tho ing taken up. These pieces were cut snot*, which wore on the west *ido for Ingra a, Wm. Wendt. E. D. Wheeler ,n on<' bole was stuck u ttnd u,c and A. W. Briggs. Mr. Dunliam i l“Mf °f cuffs with buttons iu them, on Objected to bv Mr. Hughes ortho, utf with a chisel. When 1 saw the the most part. • •■am*) in. uud also Secor came «i the desk was n partner ot envelope* .kWUn<i tim0 th0 prisoner. boards they had been pulled *apart. Ques.—Did you notice this on the The spins un the paper were near the step* or stringer*. afterward* with an attachment which contained a full-2» . I coanu-d . Hoard conriderablo < unvcniation with 11 <bem. Saw a pen but do aanot think 1I। W1M n®1 «“ P”«»«on “n l ™ «>Hrotop and were about the size uf the end Objection made by Mr. Cheover nnd Vanderpool. When I first entered but ir Mr -Secor s pmees- : •ronsible far what was found there. The“ of my finger. This paper was delivered ____ lure like Eleventh Day's Proceedings * it, Briggs wa* down on the floor with a ! While un enventury wa* being bank for same time had been in thei magnifying glas» examicing tho spots 1 -niade of the safe that forenoon after 1 y<,*auem»n of Mr. 5pcor »ud Goasecr uud1 .n the floor and Vanderpool said to him, ; ’ xamiaed the flror. 1 ‘he I <llt, priw^er carrauf he held re*ion»ible , if vou ar- troiujr to boldmio responsible basement through the.deor on the west 1 • li,-dl«l.^7"inT~y|. KSStrtd.wflh.brtldfog Tb.bM.rtta> « «”•■)■ «**»«“ “ " U‘“'1 to Dr. Duffield. There was a light gray coat which I hod frequently scon Van­ . t did not dorjMxd wear which Scour delivered to notice the stringer. I came tip the stairs me and this was burned and all the before the hay was thrown out. When pieces of 'rtdahl ami Carpet were also I last went op tho stairs did not notice :nst;tutiun I go iuto. What first cl- “ r°ugh. unfinished reuai withno win-. ia ay hare been rni^e at eu rem »te at burned, except wlmt <e sept to Dr. Duf­ anything but hay and this was over the field. On tilfr 65trt"When we examined* TflowFWtots. There was nothing on the treated my attention was some largo ink 1 dow*. but I left the dour ojten for light l<fat». oput*. < hie wae from 15 to 20 inches iu n“d oue board sras eff on the Aide. Mr. Charck ifiiliod that the objeijiont it we found two small red sputa, smaller '■blood at first. When the hay was ,n. ta>r. from 8 to 12 Mother. Tw | Th-flow 8 f«* tom . tolh,._h, rffo. to-timoo, and. than a pea. Tlies-) were near the elbow on them 1 avoided walking over them ia the wrinkle. Heanl Mr. Cunov.T but wont the Cevo it had n lightish color and it i ‘be basemeut flaor J made the exam-' , . iy oi» the other tide. v.u* not very block ink but rather a ^nation rtamdhi^ on the floor, for a space 1 not flw j^jfency. He argued that1 nnd Vanderpool talk about Field’s Ho sphke to me about the dirt nudor the Uaisn color. I examined it both with «“ the under H<le of tho floor wa* a ' the skill of a Nenetian-oaspwuter couldI clothe* on the Wednesday we were carpet, aud said it was six in< bee deep. .the naked eye un<l the Ettlo gins*. There • *ttVJt,r eeoUoiiud line follow*tu* in j n„t prudao* the results there found. We . there. When we wont into tho back He hrougrtfout n carpet frem towards ware smaller spate near the edge of the ‘be course uf the crack* mid ia rome^^side tb> porndbilitr rf interfcr- [>art of the office we saw some clothes the bank aud held it over the ride of the hanging there which he said were Ficlifs ride walk, and shook it up and said he carpvt which remained down. I rubbed । ‘h»* M*«ed to have gatiu-nd ; uu«* uuu— the -ufront n. • but ho did not know whether all his was going to get a new one to put dowu it and tho color came off on my finger*. i*poto^uud^under door a .-.fto large -* <?nc°Mr. Hwckew said that die ioarueJ clothes were there or not. Ho said that iu place of what ho had taken up. .Another stain of n different color made quantity .............of water seemed to have rur a blue-black coat Cross examined by Mr. Chevver.— its aiqwunuMn* around tho edge* of -through. 1 was there about 20 minuter : r^msel <Ed net. object that it was iw-. Field had ou . on guuday morning and when Ilnvo practiced dentistry since 1863, in :nene t and thi* wa* cf a dirty brown *n<l was in the bark till about nouu. mote and.... wher. this remotemn* .is coupl. ­ asked if a certain onu there was the ono, Did not return again that day but euwe Wisconsin and Manistee. Have been coder. Near tin1 *tove ora' a large black ed with such animosity in the comma ai-* he replied it locked like it, but it might there four yours, but have not practical ink ppot ami I tried t > rub thi* but no imk tho next morniug and Mr. A W. ty as to pwmpt midnight visit* to hare lrt-m newer or better. Conover nil the time, thou*?1-1 have had an volor <ime off. Tho floor hud the ajr Briggs went with nae. Think I went jKaauu'.u mat i. might luiiu been mopp­ into the biisom-mt again u Tuesday, the >«f. .Il* Aiule -it er .eluding * asked him Uuw that ink camo there,and 1 sold maps an i?.vart* some uf the ed owe. I examined another spot ne<r brt the floor had then foeen taken up vdior.ld Im rigidly applied. The Courtt lie said he did not kno w, nor did he' time. In Ootolwr and Novet^bjsr 1869 the deri: which was about 6 inches long Only < xnmtncd it eucc before it hud held tiuit all thing* connected with( knuw how hog they hod been there. I traveled with an old poor h<jrw? and bugaud the width of the hard. Saw on a boen taken up. To gw hack to Wednes­ ■ the matter seemed to be competent testi- drew the assignment for him from a g-v< forenoon. Ti*b carpet under the * scbednle f«rni«hed me by him, and took • ■rack at the floor some stains of a red­ day Mr. Eggleston objected to this as not dZik still remained down. It was eut ' mony, and though not iu the custody ofI" jMirticular pains to ask him if he made■ ish yellow. At the north end of the proper cross examination. Hauk Meer tho window wa* a splash of door across the room in front of the tho prisoner, dt aron in tho custody of the* it of his own free will, and he said yos, । Made a mistake onoo and got nnothur L that lie wanted to pay every debt ho stove and followed tho general course of proper officer* of the county. Objection block ink. Thi* was !arg>r than any owed and thought ho could if they would man's harnes* on. I had trad-.-d iho witiMat r»u.«w it -.1 other spot in the r «iuu ih<* floor wm let him out. I also questioned him if day liofore, and did not know my harness ‘ the nioistest and wettest ir t}»* vicinity ad tto) seam several times. When 1 ex- , of tho eafe und d*sk, warlito stove and amined the floor <iu Tuseday I found ’ Ans.—Tho ntevo hail been removedI ho nut down everything on the schedule verv well. Drove this horse to White­ . nnd he said ha had as for as he knew. hall and traded it off and drove the oth­ <back of the curtain it wa* dry. The tho tmee uf a knife us if the carpet hud' from wtiete it stood to itha bock room, been cut with a knife. There was a On Wednesday a kettle of water stood Visited the City National Bank at Cbica- er one to I’oktfgon Und left this horao flow wnv dean giving evidence of «on the with a widow. ’ stove, and it appeared as if a. po in November of that. year. having Imwi recently cleaned. It wus strip of carpet back uf Aho stove also tf ru had been ic tho stove that morning, Mr. Eggleston again objected to this Que*.—Did vou you find anything roughed ux. or fraywl up. When we which still remained down and under it Xhoto were embers still remaining which was marsh hay. On Weffneeday Van­ 1 there to the credit of Herbert Field ? as not proper cross examination, when first went ut the carpet wu* not down, rrevented me fnin examining it further, Objcatiaa made by Mr. Hughes, <m Mr. Hughoe insisted very forcibly that it we spread it .down. Examined the snots derpool said to meulxMit the same thing Imide the store Jay some bit* of paper. where the thnir appeared to ibo rubbed that he did to Mr. Briggs, xfr : that wo •Vs Thursday we took the store to the, the ground th it it would be hear say was proper, nnd prop r to show that thi u»>, and I fonud ttie floor eorriderubly must koi hold him responsible for ull back window to get n good light. Mr. evidence. Question was withdrawn witness committed the murder for he run wetter than u other phures. The wood tlioie things, if so it would become him Jinigg* first felt through tho asks* with for the present, but the court ruled it away at tins time under very suspicious to clean Aho next place before.going into seemed to be alivered un as I^xammed it We stood by the back window in bis finger* and thy a shoveled the tubes competent when put ia its proper plaoo. cirsumttinees. The widow's name was it with the glaif. Iu the minute crevicintv a sieve which I had, aud after sift­ Mrs. Jones, stayed there long enough *-*. invisable to the naked eye was a red­ tho rear and some penon* were in small boate on Ao river with grappling irons ing tho ashes into* box, the first thing Exception was then taken to all these to make a baryttin with her about keep­ dish colored substance iu minute parti­ I took out w*s a small piece of paper questinu in order to save the point ing the horse. Made the bargain and cle*, which seewed to impart the color. looking for Field turl h« remarked, that with a charred edge, and on fhe rest of' Visited that Bank as administrator of she was to keep it n month, but I left I noticed that in the vicinity of the he woudaxfd if they expected to find it was a reddish stain. 1 took this and Field's estate—exception taken to thi*. it there nearly 9 months us I had not large stains in ti»> boards, tho fluor bad Field thwu,and that they would bo as nut it in a tin box, and next {found a A cum of money was paid to me. Ex­ money enough to pay the keeping. likely to find him there os Field. He shrunk ajart lowing cracks, and the Buckie which is usually attached to a ception also taken to thia I collected Was at her house about two hours. edges at the join irg were rounded off also said that h<“ had feared fur a long gentleman's vest. U'e al»o found some from the City National Bank of Chica­ Went from there to Lake Oo., Indi­ time that Field would borne toeoweharm us if by long wear. I also nutiasd a buttoue, some were shirt buttons, and go, for the administrator of Ftekl ana Was there from December to «nall depression m if a nail bead had a* he had beua keeping bad company other* reri! metallic Iuttons such as are $1,060,22. An exception was also tak­ April and was doing dental work. Went been sunk into the tour, and iu thi* in­ lately since he had come back from the en to thia. The dimenriou of the bur­ from there to Chicago, did dental work esat, that he had found him often, lately, dention 1 saw « subriance. in the morning, sleeping in the Bank ridge cases and an old Immsed bullet, glar box of the safe was 191-2 inches there at the Franklin House. Then QUea—What did ix appear to be ? with a rough looking fellow who often and another vest buckle. In all parts laterally 812 inches the other way,- sad baek to Indiana for a short lime and Objection made by Mr. Hughes ou the came to the Bank and inquired fi* of the stove were cinders «f various I1 inches deep. bank Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. Thi* back to Manistee in April 1870. Knew ground that it was nut competent to Field. He also said that be found him kinds of cloth. They were very per­ show what it appeared to be. Mr. one morning, later than usual asleep in fect and the fibers of the cloth bank building was built in 1868 and a Dr. Snydur and saw him on board the were almost perfect. Were also boat. Talked with him considerably Church thought it wo* competent for the Kirkland's warehouse. In speaking uf ef ■—usuraed carpet about this case. When Vanderpool the settlement with Field he said he in­ cinders witness to explain if it appeared to him vited him |o dinner oa Sunday, but Field Some of the earpet cinders were ihorshook the carpet he sail, “ pretv hard like any known mbriaace, and if «o declined and he left him writing letters u uglily charred aud from others I could ' much ink, but think he did tome looking carpet” I said it looked torn , both black and red. It wat used in and be said those were the places where what Mr. Hughe* said that Dr. Duf­ at the desk, aud that was the last tune pick oat the threads. Some of the cin­ thia way for about four months, then it it went round the desk and safe. He ders seemed to be of fine cloth, like ho emr Miw Herbert Field. He ol*u field, an expert put upon the btaad by linen or oambric. The metallic sub­ was fixed up for a Bank. The floor was brought a spitinm and emptied it down tho People had sworn, that no one could said be was very sorry if any harm had stances and the paper with the skuas a _____ - — .w--.fluor. -7-. When j»earI was u»e-in the I ] buM^ed at one of rough board come to him, as they were good friend* jl.1 that .!...> water **— luul l. — .l ■ the tell blood by imqiecting it with the naked though they did not agree iu business. on it were put into this tin box. This basement. IT discovered hotels, but just previous run through under und< tho ' door, ' 'and also .* to this I went to board at Mrs. Millers eye, and now iu le>s than three day*, I said to him that I hud understood that tin box was in my safe when the office ran had run through near the middle of the ‘ * ” and was there a week. I left there burned, but remained in nearly the the very lawyer who had put him on the he was not nt home ou Sunday night. “ week • * "• * there. '* "1 slept * Ju rel that day daj the I slept it my same oonditiou as bofure the fire, except building. Noticed '• towel stand, now swear* that if is blood. He He replied by saying that he was not^ in the Bank, __________ __ , It wasini..a basin of office after I left her- tor ------------------------... a.. littie ...Je v while, the > shirt button*, " which seemed bo when that he was unwell nud his wife urged J sue uk•»«>■»**'* ‘______________ -T’.— ;— to ~ __ ” raid tlrn* he did nut object to his de­ Lua Logo for mwiiciM', bat bt. <hd act [ duUred, aud of ’ went to the Root House. Know c. the — edge of the dirty water, and had a vwllowish bruwn aud* then nutladI off. o£ This Tta color. Sow what looked like blood on I slept in offi-je that Bunday night 1 scribing it, bat he did object to hi* toll­ iikoWfolroMhc. h^caapaaranddri 'tend J«f»r l*d rattled lik» to Warttjl the tart _ > stair* leading down te the river uud avoided the blood sroto because I had ing what it wu* without a chemical in­ aot not HKU to leave leave tbem. iuv>u, but mu. finally .j — — - box —- ran my < »pL-m. r little dock on----Wednesday. Tho ed. .xuecuMto got lack before they I «t Krtxmxxoo rau I Mok it there m4 Outho -----------------------, ---- an idea in my mind to call tho atten­ spection or examination. Objection etortixl.1 He went to the drug ftore first tn my presence it wa* delivered to tho stove was warm on Wednesday. Ln my tion of the men in the shoe shop to overruled and exception noted. S �■ them. I did not know that Fi«4d waal missing but these spots struck me aal dC, un* dr D** Kotaby something unusual. I did not tell the] men in tho shoe shop because they were asleep yet and they would have a joke 8ENEIAL CONVEYANCER; on mo and think I was alarmed, besides AB8TBACT8 OF TITLES I did not know but some one had had of lands In Barry County furnished on bleeding of th® nose. Did not think application, at my office In the Vanderpool seemed to be trying to cov­ Court House. er up.thes^ spots when he throw the W. H. JEWELL. hay on them. Was nlwut town all day ■' ' ' / Hattingt, Mich. Monday nnd was down at the river part of tli*' time, went after water. Remem­ RUSSELL HEFIMS' ber this from seeing him in tho morn­ ing and walking up <*r the hay. Could not swear that I did get water. Hart their new Goodt. Do not know what I was doing Tuesday. Can recollect of going from the hardware sto’e to luy office. On Wednesday I was cutting wood near the platform and throwing it under the ' . it. ■■ ■ ' •. sidewalk for my own use. Was digging under the Bank that week. Went in through a door nnd was digging under the south end Do not know whether any one else was there or nob Some one was there about that time digging for I saw them. They were tasting and examining around. They were in there while I was there. The basement is uot Of Home Manufacture, ‘ . » ,.,4. * •_ floored. There ore two basements The SI one runs tho whole length of ths ng. Do not know what the build­ ing stands on. Helped drag ' the river. Go to the Went to Mrs. Miller’s Wednesday and in substance asked her to let me saw some wood. She did not want any sawed. Told her I wanted to get away from the Bank building that afternoon. Ques.—Did you tell her you wanted to get away because they were search­ ing for Field's body ? Ans.—Do not recollect. Weat of Bank. Ques.—Did you toll her you was afraid they would ask you some ques­ tions ? Ans.—Do not recollect. Told her I wanted to go out in the woods to be out of the way of people. I was sick and wanted exercise, and could not cut wood when so many were around. Were This is the Lad who drove from 50 to 100 around there. Ques.—Did you ask Mn. Miller whore the doves to market, and she thought Field had gone. the same boy stepped Ans.—I recollect asking her whether at Stauffer's Look out for she thought he was killed or gone. Asked her if she had seen tho old lady. She said she had not, and I said I would like to see her. In going to Adeortiaenudaf GRANT PHILLIPS. Indiana, I went from Holland to Allegan and Paw Paw. Do not remember of looking out the window when talking to Mrs. Miller, nor do I remember saying the wind is pretty high. Ques.—Did you ask her to let you out of the back door ? Ans.—Not jn that way, but I did ask her to go out m that way and I went out with an ax and went over iuto the woods where some men were chopping. for warm meals at all hours. Did not run that I know of. Remember the plaoe. Op­ Re-direct—Mr. Church put tho wit­ posite Lein’s Bakery. ness through a few gymnastic exercises, South side Stalest. making him hold up bis hands and turn L. E. STAUFFER. round. When asked what that wai for he asked if Counsel on the other ride ob­ jected and said he honestly wished they CITY PAINT STORE! i would, So that he could explain what it OF HEX'S coantxs a brows, ! was for. The object ■ seemed to be to show that it was physically impossible for him to have killed Field. Home- Painting, Mr. Hughes thought he could Graining, do it as easily as Mr. Church could, and Paper-Hanging, Kaltomining, $c.;. offered to bet money that ho would throw Mr. Church. Sign and Ornamental Mrs. Rhoda Freliek, being duly sworn, said: For the -- Visitors ! •• Little Red Shop! * . • ’ -------- TO TAB-------- »** UNION FAIR, BEST AND CHEAPEST mffi mo sk, " 3 - ----- TO BE HELD IN----- The City of Grand Rapids, SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. —WILL FIND AT----- SPRING & AVERY’S, A. WOOLEY^ BEST PAINTERS.: I have resided in Manistee about six years, was living on the north side of the river in 1869, remember th® event of the disappearance of* Field but did not know him. Was at church on that Sunday, in morning. >M<1 evening. STYLE fit! D0II18 III NUM I ----- TO BE FOUNt IN----- Western Mickigm <s> SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOB. VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. SPRING & A. VERY. FINE BOOTS! 1871” WOODRUFF! Materials. Window Hams, Williams, & Co., REMEMBER. Btrveu. HaMia Harma^op. Washington Block, South aide Stat® St. Mr. Bowen’s, but do not know how far it was there. My husband nnd Mrs. Bowen walked up with me. Was there GO TO CLARKS TOR PICTURES. only a few moments wailing for the, children to put on their lutts, we had left them there. From there wo went home, ■fif* All Styles of Women’s nnd Chil­ my husband and I and two children. dren’s Wear.-®! We went to Bailey’s corner nnd then across the street and then down the street in front of the Bank building. Wo passed the bsnk and staircase lead­ Sola Proprietor of ing down to the rivet' a short distance, J. C. WOODRUFF. and then down the bank a few stops Opposite P. 0. and then down stream, and mresod our course to our boat, when we went back a few steps and found our boat which ?,nt •Jrhw,.*7. Dr.”ltau!*th>r b«'rer«r». but . THE CELEBRATED husband unlocked while I sat on bans. As we were returning to find our way I heard, a splash in the water, I looked J’r/cr, only SO Ceitta a Bottle. Farrier’s Improved! and saw a man sitting in a small boat HERRICK at the platiorm. Our boat lay with the r ■■ . ------------euro For bow up stream and stern portly down GRANITE STATE tna rollowing oomplaint*. stream. Tho man I saw was sitting in JmuulM, Imuvau.,,. SourSl.mono end of the boat flat in the bottom, “*■ CtattMMM, J'™., ond not on a seat, looking up stream. This AM HmlmArn, Ur„ Complaint, was a small white boat with both ends Gold & Silver Watches, IP'rtAfn., Dptp^mla, irormt nearly alike. Do not know how fur we CLOCKS, ■ in CMUm, ni„, BUlma Comwere from that bout, but think it was, FOR SALE AT Blsinto, Im. of Appetlta, Empabout once and a half the length of our File Gold Jfcwelry, boat Sat down on the sand. The tllWlf tkr Skin, Rlmph. on (A. boat was attached to a root of a tree. Face, and all Dteeates of the There were two of those roots and our nMtk.bmt Dtarrffc, (, boat wm hitched to the one up stream. yoe for Kidney Complaint*, - Vale he., decks aa4 Jeweiry Repaired Warehouse on Broadway. The man was sitting flat in the boat and •a* * arraaled. his right arm was on his right tide. We went up stream in our boat, und }>assed this boat within about the longth of our boat, from that one. Th® direction to To the Ladies!! Land and Calcined Plaster, the point we wanted to land was up tho eoaauaUy river and into the lake. The splash u LIME, WATERLOO, the water was wry loud. Sash, Doors, The Best in the City. Blinds, SHEPARD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, &c. DRESSED ComSheller! SWiil Sifter ail Plated Ware. w. T. EASTMAN'S husband’s name is , __ he testified in the former trial. The last I heard from him he was in Wisconsin. Do not know when ho will be back. The length of our boat was about tne same into our boat and the man in tho other Court adjourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow morning. TAYLOR A FARLEY OBEAR, them In the Houae, and thereby eave time end money. " " I’TiCk, oiWy JO Cento nKottto. MUSICAL! ly dark, neither very dark dot light. Do For Seiji by DreWi.u and Dealer. Gtnrr.Hr. Horsemen ATTENTION I uBW'SK riv? soewisd u br _ | >. un. M- PRICKKTT- Of all Kinds. Elrralar BoMiaf Of C. F. Dwight * Co. HASTINGS, MICH. Uta City and LUEHILATH, mi SHINGLE August 10. 1871. LUMBER, ; r* XT • °"“a Ra,M‘'MichFor Sale by ACKLEY A SLADE, Hastings, Mich. Go iharo lor your CHOICE OBOCBBIE8! A fine stock Jtm Prioryp COME AND SEE THEM. Oyster, und RjtruhmmU.; j on hand at all hours. ~ H. A. BU8BLLg �NINETEENTH ANNUAL FAIB INSTRUCTION* TO juDGER. L Th® Eiwutire committee will bold stand in the center of o<» to on Thursdey. the TO DR HELD F toe • r' f°T th® PurP0M of AlAT HASTIMGS, sR on the Viewing comeach member of said com­ October 4th, Sth, i 6th, ’71. mittees RDd will report themselves at that time. OntCElU OF THE DAY, 2. When a majority of a Viewing 8. J. BIDELMAN. • President commitce arc prneut they rhall consti­ M. I. WILLIAMS, • Secretary. tute a quorum, and be authorised to award Wa. H. POWERS. ■ . Treasurer. premiums, and tho first named on the RICHARD JONES, Vice President. lirt of those present shall bo the chair­ PETER CRAMER, ■ Marshal. man. 3. Esch Viewing committee will pro­ IMrectam: cure from the Secretare a bl#nk report, T. ALTOFT, D. W. ELLIS W P with instructions, before entering upon BRISTOL, JOHN KEAGLE. ‘ the discharge of their duties. 4. A premium will not bo awarded RLE EM ADi ifREG L’ LATIO.VK when the animal or article is not worthy , Tho 10th Annual Fair of the Barry- «o#gh there ehal1 ** 00 comPetition. County Agricultural Society will bo held 6. W hen articles of merit superior in on the grounds of the Society, in the City B0d whieh ar® Pr» of Hastings, on Wednesday, Thursday, vidcd for in tho premium list, are entered and Friday, October 4tb, fith and Gtk the judges are desired to reoominend dis­ 1871. ’ cretionary premiums. . 6. Articles entered and marked as- for­ z tickets. Tickets of membenship {not transfera­ eign shall not compete with those of do­ ble) 81.00 will admit members of one mestic manufacture ; but may,ff consider­ family exclusive of sons over 21 years of ed worthy by the judges, be recommend­ age, during tho continuance of the Fair. ed to notice. Articles will not be conaa' - -Single tickets, good for one admission 25 aidered — -o" -* --------—— foreign if own^and* used- within cents. Children, opx Height and under *"* for farming purposes. . years, 10 cen., cent* All tickets ati. View?*——--------------»—« - to twelve yean, ................ ™ ... iewing committees arc required tempted to be used, ck^ept by the persona make their report tu the Secretary at 12 to whom they belong,‘'will be forfeited. i o’clock of the third day of the Fair, if possible. Tickets can be had of tho Treasurer. 8. Judges of cattle and horses will please ORDER OF EXERCISE*: Wednesday, the first day of the Fair,r have the prise ribbons tied upon the ani’ mnls sending them from .the ring. will be occupied in entering and arraag.. before . .. 9.’ Awarding ing stock and other articles for exibitiou I W -'lwar“lng Committees Committees will will desigdesij ’ •’ - - note the award of premiums aa follows: and’ decorating th* Hsfll. • -, Isf. premium, a Blue Ribbon or Cord. Second day.—At 10 o’clock' th* Exe­ cuting Committee will meet at the Secre­ 2a. Red, 3d. White, Special, Yellow tary’s Office to fill vacancies in the View-' Ribbon, which badges can be procured at the Secretary's Office. ing Committees. At one o'clock, P, M., the Judges be­ _ 10. Superintendents arc strictly for­ gin their examinationsj the viewing of. bidden to convey any information with horses in the ring will also commece at I reference to the ownership of animals or articles ou exhibition in their several de­ o’clock. At 8 o’clock the trial of trotting slock partments. 11. Exhibitors of thorough-bred stock । will commence—after which the foot-race arc requested to furnish a pedegrec of the ■ will come off. Third Day.—At 11 o’clock the trial aame tu.the Secretary. BARRY CO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIHT. ’ll CLASS NO. 9. 8*e*addo WALKERS. Judges same aa in cIrm No. 8. Bert walking team to wagon, S^ood best do, S Third best do, CL^B8 NO. 10. SFECAl I’REMIVK. 12 00 00 50 2 00 1 00 Third do Bost fat ocw Second do Third do . 2 00 1 00 CLASS NO. 7. DRAFT CATTLE. Ju does—John 8. Hinchman, Lewis Jcdoes—Wm. Cridler, Jacob Hartam, Barber, E. D. Reid. Best yoke draft oxes Daniel Sheen. •3 00 2 00 Stallion with 5 boat sucking colta, 85 00 Second do Third du 1 00 Wvtalon B.-Jaek« and CLA88 MO 8 3 00 CLASS NO. 8. Judge#-—W. W. Kelly, J. D. Deitrich, James Clarke. Beat two-bone wagon,' •1 50 do &—do — carriage, 1 50 do one-horse buggy, 1 50 do single sleigh, 100 do two-bone sleigh, 1 50 do bob-sleigh, 100 do farm cart, 1 00 do wheel barrow, 75 do Sofa, 75 do Drauing bureau. 75 do Center table, 50 do Dining table, 50 Bedhead, 50 du Flower stand, 50 do 6 •■omroon chairs, 50 do G parlor do 75 Rocking chair, 50 do Ladies’ sewing chair, 50 Work stand, 50 Wa^do 50 Judges—G. D. Moore, S..P. Cady, A. milch cows. K. Durfee. ' Judges—John F. Holbrook, A. SponaBest Jack, S3 00 ble, J. J. Hcndonhott. Second best do, 00 Best milch cow •3 00 Third best do,' 00 Second do 2 00 Best mule team, 3_ 00 Third do I 00 Second best do, CLASS NO. ' 2 00 Third best do, 1 00 hxrds. Best mule colt, 2 years old, 2 00 Judgbs—Chas. Galloway. Jamas Stuart Second best do, 1 00 H. C. Hancbett. Best do, 1 year old, 2 00 Beat 5 grade cattle to be owned Second best do, 1 00 by one individual, 2 y’rs or over |5 00 Bert sucking eolt, 2 00 Best 5 or more iull blooded cattle Second best do. 1 00 Sy’rsorovcr 10 00 Division W—Table HeO Judges—George M. Dewey, Mrs. Dao. Division c—Cattle. CLASS NO. 10. Striker, Mrs. M. L Williams. Mrt. HiB. CLASS NO. 1. Barnum, Mrs. Allen Green, Mrs. Z. DURHAMS. Judges—-1. W. Vrooman, J. T. Hinch­ Hoyt, Mrs. D. McOmbcr. Judges—I. W. Vrooman, D. McOm- man, J. C. Bray. Best loaf wheat bread, milk or salt ber, Jonathan Stevens. Best bull of any age or breed 810 00 rising, 50 Best bull, 3 year* old or over, •5 00 CLASS NO. 11. do corn bread, 50 Second best do, 3 00 SPECIAL PREMIUM. do collection of cake made b/one Third ben do, 2 00 Judges —Some as for No. 10. exhibitor, 75 Beat bull, 2 years old, 3 00 Bull with 5 best yearling calves fl5 00 do cured ham with statement of Second best do, 2 00 mode of curing, 50 Division D—Sheep, Swine and Third best do. 1 00 do cured be if do do . 50 Poultry. Best bull, 1 year old, 2 00 do 8 lbs. butter made in June, 50 CLASS NO. 1. Second,bcst do, 1 50 do . do do do Sept, • 5" Third bertd?, SHEEP, FINE WOOL AND GRADES. 1 00 do cheese 10 lbs. or orer, 50 Beat Cow, 4 00 Judges—John Keagle, A. E. Durfee, do honey in comb do 50 Second best do, 2 00 C. W. Bassett . jjo galloa maple molasses, 50 Third best do, 1 00 Best Spanish buck (full blood) •2 00 do bet tic currant wine, 50 Best heifer, 2 years old, 2 00 Second do, 1 00 do do blackberry do 50 Second best do, 1 00 Best Spanish ewes two or more do do grape do 50 Third best do, 50 (full blood) 2 00 Bert bull calf, 1 50 Second do, DiviMoa G — Domestic Manuflae100 Second best do, Beat Spanish lamha (full blood) 1 00 Bert heifer ealf. 50 Second du, Judges—Rev. J. W. Bancroft, Mrs. J. 50 Second best du, . . Roberta, Mrs. <’. B. Benham, Mrs. J. 75 Itest grade buck, 200 , Bray, Mrs. 8. J. Bsdccck, Mrs. A. E. CLASS NO. 2. Second do, Bert 2 or more grade ewes, 1 60 Durite*. DURHAM GRADES. •1 00 Second do, 75 Best 10 yards flannel, Judges same as for class No. 1. Second du 50 Best 2 or more grade lambs, 1OO LIST OF PREXIL.TIS of draft horses will commence. At ouc Best bull, 3 years old ur over, •8 00 Second do, Best patchwork quilt, 75 50 Special Trottjng—open to all competi- j Second do, o’clock the trial of Female Equestrian1 50 do wMl* do 75 CL KBS N0._ 2 , tors (foreign stock paying an entrance fee shin will take place, to be immediately Third do, . 75 do pair woolen blankets 100 LONO WOOLS. ( followed by driving of teams, single or of 85.) Brat bull, 2 years old, 200 50 Judges—L. D. Gardner..John Morgan, SeooadJo Judges-t41.[. 7' ^ . double ,tv buggies, by ladies. At two Hougbtalin, I. N. Keeler r Second do, 1 50 C. "McQueen. 75 o’clock ttc trial of special trotting stock and Rich/nl Joncs.° Third do, 50 75 Best Cotswold buck, Second do •2 00 will take place. Best two in three •25 00 Best bull, 1 year old, 1 50 1 00 Bert rag carpet, Second do. 100 Second 50 15 00 Second do 100 Second do GENERAL RULES. Best ewe, 200 Third 10 00 Third do, ^60 50 Beat pair woolen stockings, 1. All .competitors fur premiums, judg- i Second do, 1 00 Beat cow, 200 Second do 25 Dlvfrtoa A-Uo es and officers, shall be residents of the Best 2 or more lamb*, 1 50 Bost pair woolen gloves, Second do. 1 00 50 CLASS NO 1. county aud members of th* society, and ' Best Leicester buck, 200 do do do mittens, 50 50 Judgks—A. P. King, J. C. Hanna and Third do, no interested party shall pass judgement j Second da, 1 00 Bra* heifer, 2 yean old, 200 do pound do yarn, 50 on property that be or hi? family may ex-' Gilbert Striker. Best Leicester ewe, 200 Second do. 50 1 00 do made ahirt, Best Stallion, 4 years old or over, |5 00 1 00L hibit. Second do, Third do. do ottoman cover, 50 50 Second best do Z ........ 3 00 Best Leicester lamb, 1 00 2. All animals and articles intended Best heifer, 1 year old, 50 do fancy chair cover, 200 for exhibition shall be entered on or be-1 Third best do. 1 50 Second do, Beat Southdown buck, 200 1 00 do tabic cover, 50 3 00 Best Stallion, 3 years old, 1 00 fore 12 o’clock of Thursday, the 2d day Third do, 50 Second do, do tidy, . 50 Second do. 200 2 00 Best bull calf, of the Fair, at the office of the Secretary. 1 50 Best Southdown ewe, do silk blauket, 1 00 Second do, Second do, 1 00 No,deviation cln be made from this rale. Third do. do worsted slippers, 75 Beat Southdown lamb, 1 50 2 00 Best heifer calf, 3. Exhibitor* will be careful to have Brat Stallion, 2 years old, 1 50 do mantilla, 50 1 00 ; Best grade ewe, 1 50 their' articles and animals arranged in Second do, Second do. 50 do pair lamp mats, 75 Second do, 50 their proper places ,and in season, other­ Third do, do foot mat, 50 CLASS NO. 8. CLASS NO 2. wise they will be overlooked by the View­ CLASS NO. 8 do lace cap, 50 ing Committee. DEVONS. TROTTlNa STOCK. do worked collar, 50 T.m— ! Jcdobs—Milo Osborn, T. P.® Johnson, 4. Varda will be furnished with num­ Jcdgrs—C. B. Benham, Marcus Dur­ do undersleevcs, 50 Judges — R. B. Wightman, James w T K1H> bets as entered at the Secretary’s office, Nitns and J. F. Emory. ham, Jacob Hartam. do tissue work, 50 which should be placed ou or near the an­ Best Trotting, 4 y’rs old or over, •<> 00 । ^oll ’J Jears or over, •4 00 do sofa cushion, 50 Best boar, •2 00 imals or articles exhibited so that the Second do 3 00 I| -Second ---- * Ando, 2 00 do ornamental ueedlc work, 50 I 00 Second do, judges will have nu difficulty in finding 2 00 Best pig G months old. do sewing by hand, 50 1 50'i Third do. Third do 1 00 Best bull 2 y’rs old them. 00 do do machine, __50 Best Trotting 3 y’rs 8 00 Best breeding sow and pig?, 2 00 5. Exhibitors of burse* will take no j Second do 50 N. B.—All articles entered under this 1 50 1 00 Second do, tice that a sign will be rawed in th* cen-1 Second do Third do 75 75 Third do Best sucking pig*', 1 00 hesd^ramit be specified whether made by Best bull 1 y'r old ter of the ring designating the class of! 50 hand or machine. Premiums will not be CLASS NO. 8. CLA88 NO. 4. Second do ’ horses, doired by the judges for exam-;,MATCHED HORSE*—MARES Ob'gILDINO* DO paid for mercantile or millinery articles poultry/ Third dr inatiou, when all hones of that claaj j 50 unless manufactured within the county. must "bo brought into, the ring and there ij Judgbs—J. F. Emory, J. W. T. Orr, 3 00 Judges—T. Altofl, W. O. Freeman, Best cow Division H—Groin. Frnils and Second do 50 D. C Sanborn, remain until the Jugcs have decided upon Vegetables. i and A. G. Kent. Third do 75 Best pair Shanghaies, their merits. 50 •5 00 Best pair, 5 y’n old or orer. Judges—Z. B. Hoyt, Stephen Kinkle, Best heifer 2 y’rs old 50 0. Auy animal, farm or article taking do Cochin Chinas, 50 do 3 00 Second do Chas. A., Bristol. • Second do 1 00 the first premium at any Fair shall, if ’ du do " Brama"Footras, 50 Best half bushel cars corn, 1 50 Third do 50 Third do 50 considered worthy the succeeding year, be 50 do do Polands, 3 00 do do wheat, Best pair, 4 fn 100 Best heifer 1 y’r old 1 50 allowed a diploma, and on the second do do Chittagong, 50 2 00 J ’ -i. do Second do do oata. 50 Second do 1 00 year after receiving said premium, shall do do Common breed, 50 1 00 do do do rye, Third do 50 Third do 50 again be entitled to compete for said pre­ do do Bantams, 50 3 00 du do do barley, Beat pair 3 y’rs 50 Best bull calf 1 50 mium. do do Geese, 50 2 00 do collection fruit all kinds by Second do Second do 50 7. All animals and articles offered for Third do do do Ducks, 1 00 one exhibitor, 1 00 Third do 50 exhibition shall bo the bona fide property do do Turkeys, 50 CLASS NO 4. do do 50 fall apples, 1 50 of a member of the society residing iu MATCHED HORSES FOR CARRAIGK ROAD­ Best heifer calf Division E— Merhnnlcal Depart do 50 do winter apples, Second do 75 the county. do do pears, 50 STERS. Third do s 0 . 8. All teams are strictly forbidden Xo I CLASS NO. 1. do do peaches; 50 Judges—Burton King, D. C. Sanborn drive faster than a walk within the grotad I CLASS NO. 4. FAttMlNG IMPLEMENTS. plnm^^ do do 50 and John A. Robinson. during the Fair, except iu the horse ring, I DEVON GRADES. do uo grapes, 50 J udges—George Gregory,John Lichty, •5 00 Best pair 5 y’rs old or over and arc are requested to move al at all times tunes in do half dozen long blood beet?, Judges—Same as for Class No. 3. Richard Jones. 3 00 the same direction, keeping the center'of Second do Beat bull 3 y’rs old or over. do do ‘turnip -- *“**beets, •3 00 Best Reaper and Mower, combin­ 1 50 Third do the grounds od the left. 25' Second do do sugar boots, 2 00 ed, •2 00 3 00 9. No animals or stock entered for com­ Best pair 4 y’n Third do du do ruta bagss, 1 00 1 00 Second do, . 2 00 petition can be taken from the grounds Second do do parsnips, Best bull 2 y’rs old do 2 00 2 00 Best Mower, Poo until 3 o'clock p. m. of the 'last day of Third do do carrots; 25 Second do do 1 00 do Wood Sawing Machine, 2 00 the Fair, except by permission of the [Note—Matched horses to match as to Third do 25 do tomatoes,. do 50 Second do. 1 00 Marshal ; and do premium will be paid color, size and action.] peck potatoes, 50 Best bull I y'r old do 1 50 Best 100 llorse-uails, 50 on animals or articles removed in viola­ do onions, CLASS NO. 5. Second do do 1 00 M do Ox Yoke. ** ’ tion of this rule. Third du do sweet potatoes, 50 50 do SINGLE HOURS FOR CARRIAGES. 50 do Churn, 10. Foreign articles intended for ex­ du while beau, 50 do 2 00 Judges — John Zimmerman, A. J- Best cow 50 do Cheese Press, hibition shall be marked as such, and 25 Secund do 1 00 50 Bownc and Henry Barnum. Bee Hire, do shall not compete with those of domestic! 50 $3 50 . 00 Third do Best 3 yean old or over, do Corn Shelter, manufacture. do _ 2 winter . 25 Best heifer 2 y’rs old 1 50 2 00 1 50 do Horae Rake, Second do 11. Fancy articles and articles of do­ do 2 pumpkins, 25 1 00 1 00 Second dp. 50 do 6 Corn Broom?, mestic inatiufaetaro sballbemRDufacturcJ do cabbage, __ _ , Third do' 50 NO. 0for 2 horses, 150 doHarrow ____ in the oounty by the exhibitor, io entitle BROOD MABES, TU BE ACCOMPANIED BY COLT Best heifer 1 y’r old ’ 3 watermelons, 25 do 1 60 50 do Pump, them to a premium. 25 Second do do 3 quinces, 1 00 OR COLTS, UNDER Til BEN YEARS OLD. 150 do Bod plow.. 12. No discretionary premiums will be 50 IHvirton I—Flower*. 50 Judges—L. Mixer, Leri M. Dewey and Third do do Corn * plow, paid until approved by the Executive Best bull calf 1 50 . J udges — Rev. T. D. Marsh, Mrs. Chas 1 00 CnlUvatoc, . do committee, aud they may modify or re­ W. P. Garrett. Second do 75 .Pant Mrs. 8. J. Bidelman, Mr*. F. D. do Seed 8ov*r and cultivator •3 00 fuse to pay the same as they may deem Best brood mare Third do 50 combined, t I 50 Ackley, A. W. Bailey. 2 00 Second do proper. 1 50 Beet heifer calf Bert collection dahlias. 1 00 CLAES NO. i 1 00 Second do 13. No animal will be permitted to Third do 76 50 Seeond do CLASS NO. 7. compete in more than one class in the MxxvricTttn aettcleb. Third do Bert collection verbenas list. Horses owned within the county en­ J udges — W. L F. Hams, H. H. Wood, QLA8S NO. G. Second do Judges—Same as in Class No 6. tering the special trotting club* arc not C. M. Runyan. . WUEKtNG CATTLE* Best collcrtioa house plants, 200 excluded from competing 4° regular Bort colt 3 y’rs old •3 00 100 •1 00 Second do Judges—A. Ryereon, G. 1K. Beamer, Best list. 2 00 B. C. Cramer. Suond do 100 60 do 14. The annual meeting of the-wxnrtyl 1 00 Best yoke working oxen Third do 50 do •5 00 will be held at the Court House on the Bert colt 2 y’r* old 8 00 Second do 100 do do kip boots, . 60 Beat floral design, 3 00 4th Tuesday of December next. 2 00 Third do Second do do do coarse boots, 60 2 00 ladies’ xronto and driving. 15. All premiums not called for by the Third do 1 00 Best pair 4 y’r old steers do ladies’ gaiters or shoes, do 50; 3 00 Jvdgrs—- Dann Striker,, Mra. J. C. 20th day of December next shall be for­ Best colt 1 y’rs 2 00 Second do 2 00 do 60 Hanna, Mrs. J. Russell. feited to the society. 1 00 Third do Second do 1 00 do paxr penta, 50 Bert riding, $200 50 Best pair 3 y’r old steer FEED FOR STOCK. Third do 3 00 do Orer coat, 50 Second do I00 3 00 Second do ' The Executive committee take this oc­ Best sucking colt 2 00 60 Best driving, do Flour barrels, ' 2 00 1 00 casion to say that ample feed for stock, Second do Third do 00 do Pork barrels, f»0 Second do 100 50 Best pair 2 y’r old steer free of cbarge, will be provided without Third do 2 00 Straw hat, 50 FOOT RACE OPEN TO ALL COM do ___ f___ , . CLASS NO. 8. fail; and particular pains will be taken Second de 00 do specimen wood tuning. 50 PETITORS. that, in this respect, there shall be do B«t psir steer calves 00 Mort and best flour from 2 bushels To run once around the track. cause for complaint. Second do 50 Judges—J. C. Bray, Geo. Cramer, W. of wheat, . 1 00 CLAM NO. «. Judges—A. R. Pratt, D. G. Robinson, Sponable. Best ax helve, 50 FAT CATTLE. do Pine door, 75 Guy R. Durfee. •3 00 A suitable police force will be kept on Best draft team Judges—H. D. Hobbs, D. W. Johnson do ' Window blinds, •5 00 75 First in, 2 00 duty » night to protect the animals and Second do 800 do do sash, 50 Second in, 8 00 T. J. Humphrey. other j’rL-jcrty which may be left on the Best singlehorse 2 00 do lot Tin-ware,' Best fat ox 75 Third in, 2 00 13 00 Second ao �OUB BAILROAD INTEREST. Custom work made on short notice, In good style and reasonable prices at Runyan’s. The Railroad committee appointed by i tbs chlaens of HasOngs to meM Lowell people at Battle Creek and Kaiat Runyan's. Warranted Custom Made Boots from। amazoo, sought and obtained an inter­ view on Tuesday, tbe 22d Inst, at Battle Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacason Creek. The conference resulted in ob nt Runyan's T^e I\epJbuc4H B^ne^. DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. TRAVELER’M guide. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. tainlng the following facts, to-wlt: The ^nU!|f<irthw ud«n malls will close at thU oEee Call on Muss Wilcox for millinery■ Citizens expressed themselves anxious to connect their city by rail with Hast­ goods of all the latest and beat stylet*. L30 .. a. MaibyelncKsHdoeeal m’ ,,— *. a.,nuuu ir.w oa Sunday from 12 to 1. 5-10 r. a. r. Fihst National Clothing House., —Go there for the best and chca]>est Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. rf •’ E. G. Williams. •• vr* J. ROBE UTS. P. M. An Every-day Story. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division AUGUST 1H71. 1 <5 dep “Hello John, where are you going?” “I was going down here to buy some grocers.” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mine.” “Down to Alien’s? Why, I never bo't any of him, I always go there to buy crockery nnd wall paj>er, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery and paper enough to paper my bouse, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Besides he war ranted IT. Tho crockery h® keeps it the Boot's celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do so on crocerk*. and I know you can. Beside® he take* anything I have to sell at a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, lea and sugar there for tbe same money than any where else In town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block, Aug. 16, 1871. LOCAL EVENTS SPECIAL NOTICE. Important Railroad Meeting. 1015 lose i A meeting of the citizens of Hastings : and vicinity will be held at the Court Home on Monday evening next, at^Tj I o’clock, to hear the report of the oommlttec appointed to visit Battle Creek DwtroitKwrwaat i nd K*,junazo° the Interest of a north and south road, and to such •l } further action as the meeting may de­ I determine. By order of Committee. d. r. Local hljjijios ftoticej. Cook. ings and Lowell, but as they wereal- ready ^Interested in securing a line from Battle Creek to fonla, and thonco north, they could not al present render any as­ sistance, though they would very much like to do so. The citizens of Battle ' Creek, not manifesting tnat zeal iu the I mutter which their case demanded, and which was necessary to warrant further eflbit in the direction of Battle Creek, tbe committee visited Kalamazoo In view of making connection at that polut. A very enthusiastic meeting was called in the forenoon of Wednesday the 23tl and adjourned till evening, al which time a general committe® of four was appointed, consisting of Mr. ------ , of Kalamazoo; Mr.D. R. Cook, of Hast­ ings; Dr. Ellsworth, of Lowell, and Mr. Eckley, of Greenville. Ths committee represnted tho principal points on the proved railroad. Il was agreed that Knlumuzoa should obtain subscription to the amount of 126,000, Hastings S20,000, Lowell $20,000 and Greenville $16,­ 000, making an aggregate of $80,000, suf fleiout to organize a railroad company to build a line of road from Kalamazoo to Greenville. When tbe several localities shall Have secured the required amount of stock, a mass convention was to be called at some jwint on the proposed line and a railroad company organized, tbe capital stock paid in, and the direc­ tors appointed. This project, If carried into effect, wfll secure a line of railroad through our city and county, opening up to us Railroad connection at Kala­ mazoo, west, south unu cast, and into the vest pinery of the north. Citizens of Hsatings and Barry county, shall we have this railroad ? It Is in your grasp —immediate and united actions will ac­ complish the desired result. If Hastings is to become a town of im|>orluncc it must have this railroad. The Grand ■ River Valley Railroad, which tn nolnurpassed in management by any road tn ' the State, and which receivoi the pat-; ronago und full endorsement of tbe pub­ lie, h secured to ue and its value can be I Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRF AND STATESMAN DRILL GRAIN Kalamazoo and A.nn A.rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, DALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JL/TD (.ISTI.mS SAWING MACHINES, HAHB0W8. BTC., and the Largent stock of A.GKICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown's New Block. FARMERS Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ BOOT. SHOE, and GROCERY STORE. Dry. . . ... . . ,, , . Dusty. ' seen in thegrowth and prosperity of our a,K> then call in and get for I ourxelvct*. n ivc« or Children, the Smoky. ' City. Let a meeting be called at onoe ‘ t ori/vr»o i nf-nmmwe. Cooler—a little. । and everybody turn out nnd secure thia । hest nnd chc&pcst HOOTS, »..H0h».. nnd jRL BBLWS, from Trial progressing. ! line or railroad. • ; his select Stock now on hand. Business increasing. Times lively and exciting. coffee tobacco Premium list on third page xulh ., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in The city is crowded with people. the City. Kt 'STKHKK.'i i 'EL EH11A Tf'b Police n-jKirts are very quiet-just now. J. Ay treble, of the firm of Greble & Russell will start for the East Monday for the purpose of purchasing full sup'plies of goods in their line. Look out for a grand “filling in’’ at this mammoth 1 establishment. , RilTTI.Rn VIENNA NEER ' Ab“’ scl -vol,r Bv“ TKA- SVOAR. BUI U U A DAftU . |£c Wanted. Wanted. Every one having unsettled accounts 1 to call and Nettle the same by September ■ Our foreman forgot what day it was ‘ yesterday. Mistakes will^iocur, etc. 1st, for I must have my pay. 10wl Mason Allen. i Do you want to advertise? Call at Hastings, Aug. 21. , JACOB MAUM. ALBERT EISELBERG, A large number of our young and in- our lwnc^uni- telllgent business men In the west have । been educated at the Grand Rapids' Conveniently out of Hearing— ; Mi I Business College. i Police No. One during tbe row on State ----------- -----------------------street this afternoon. Cancer can be Cured.. j ----------- 1 8*EXATOlt CHAXDLEB’U J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY, < ■ 10 lhck*r A Urntlrr., Dry Goods and Clothing at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. .MUDGE. Hams, Williams A Co. have not got. Pe*uu,,'• «ndy and pxproru on the time to run after accounts that wore tof •t’wfai»e paid after harvest Therefore, we ex—— jx-et every man to cal’ and >ettle up ■ their accounts on or before the 28th 28,11 *! -Mr. H. A. Gu.d,,-.r Min 1I..I Inst We mean biMneu. , insou, Mt?s Rosa Goodyear nnd Mrs. FHastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. ',N. Gallaway, have gone tn Mimi. 11 cent sugar at Buxetl’s. w ' »•-------- — YThTt AVI I will close out my Stock of Summer - ---’ I A prominent Quiinbyite questions the L. N. Mixer's scrofula und cancer right of citizens ‘if this city to discuss mixture Is warranted to cure all cases | the evidence of tho Vanderpool trial, of cancer ami scrofula in every form. Modest, to say the least. Send for ciicufar. $1 per bottle. Ad-I dress . , A number of omall boys are driving a listings. Mich. । lively retail trade in apple*, pcacbe*. . 4|(| ghedle und MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. PERCHERON J 1HZ New Firm.—J. W. & C. G. Bent- ■ Stud.—This noble animal was shown ley, manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds ' u’ ’w enterprising owner on the 4tb i and moldings, and* everything else, are ’ of July. He is Just the stock required ■’ ’ so busy selling molding* that they can­ lor labor In this State, and the tarinere : not write for the local column this week. । and horsemen will bo pleased to sc? him j at the Grand Rapids Union Fair. Mr. Rubber mo|« at Busell's. Chandler has promised that if exhibited I Peaches fresh and nice at Du-ell’s. anywhere he shall be cxbited nt Grand , Best Sherry wine, bitter* for dysppp- Rapids. M«Bl RubeliM Hts Accidentalcy, the ProsecutTh? Town Talk r I ing Attorney of the county of Manistee ' ' by appointment, eredltu-, Is tbe name of a Choice Brand of Ci-. -• we are —being ----- - -----------i bly informed, had ”» no authority CM jut r«ei.ml .ud for „|, „ “Ikortty from the .v w. KltSFil Kit ato m F tl. —l.l. — to I| Board of ‘ . ‘ uperviM.rs of Manistee City News Depot. ’ make the pledge he did to• our w— Boardjn ^,.rdjn'1 we expecteii. Thk Iaeomt «.f School Books | June Iasi. This is Justr_____________ and at the time suggested that he was ■ in the City at tho City News Depot. I probably selling our people. Honest; HI88ELL, Moldings a Specialty. JLSO. LUMBER fLOORINO srPIXG j-.... ’ Hardware. Best eheese In the city at Busell's. • was it not? F.r Pb.togr.ph. .nd Ptotu™., or .11 kind., e^l on J. F, Minkler. dor thegHMMat obligation. ?“■ kc- a .I”15”? e B i J: H. A. Goodyear. Stoves. Goodyear & Str^ Harnesses, . Dan’l Striker. in. [ Agricultural Tools, &c. I LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY, A Cnoiat Srocx of perfumeries at the Daily.—Bro. NIskeru, in the City News Depot I Piaindealer of yesterday, pays our little ^-7---------- -------j dally the following compliment: --------------------- ...r rirrr. We will not.be under­ Druggists and Chemists,! sold by anv House In ^Michigan. ■nd dealers in HARNESSES, It 'oniI'leu of Ball, throe of lb. beet Broad, of Cigar. I l«ge end we hope tbe |>ubll.h«n will be in the market H Port OBoe. '"S' "■m'loerrted for the enterprtrt. Ch.M« rniltMeet Btwell'.. ii-’SS*.<» thafr interest to take 1L It la spicy aud fresh every day. ’ Bams, Williams A Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ The State Boxed of Equaliza­ ing Machine In Bany county, but they have one , that will nick iay and all tion have fixed the value of the taxa­ ^tnd" ” Woldln8> that are needed. ble property if the Stale nt *30,000,000 They else have on hand a large number and that of tb^county of Barry at >8,of doors, sash, bUnds, moldings, win- 460,000. If (be equalisation of the State is in proportion to that of the county of Barry is it just fair to say it represents three-fourths of the cash value of the The place to buy your boots and shoes property. It is not more than that in tenun. this county, and we think it should country is located at Grand Ifapid*. -■'i m i cr<‘*3r d*y» *nd it is fair that every dolNew Good. .1 tlw bmn Cu I*,n'l'• ")' *”»M k-»r Uk Store. 2w '*’r°!K:r proportion of rite taxes oYevery John A. GltKBLE, Mark Russell. PATENT MEDICINKS. Iron, Nails, Glass, PAINTS, OILH, ‘The Corner Grocerv.” C.H. HICKS, Wooden Ware, <fcc. VARNISHED, turpentine. AGENTB FOR THE toilet and FANCY GOODS Detroit Stoves, PERFUMERY. Groceries, Crockery. Glassware, Ac., Ac., BOOKS A STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, mabe of CIGARS and TOBACCO, Lake Superior Iron KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. THE BEST IN THE WOItuT Cheaper than any fctore In Hastings, CITY DRUG 8TOHJE, ’ C. H. HICKS. State St., Hastings, Mich. ' Also the WOODLAND PABXORS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-26.pdf f66cb533f14968cf31192994ba2331fc PDF Text Text iW/'J Hanner I-wfriOiBl ' .•nBc-’l vti'-cfi ftlobflfil 1° EDITION. VOL. I, HASTINGS, MICH. URDAY EVENING, AUG. 26 1871 NO. 11. ’^’d’da^^alamatoo^^^'^^aow^hy^^id^ « .tan.int.uBhe was stopping at Mr. Ruggles. Did 1 8. rocognired the filling in tho bicusped ____ , the spots Vanderpool said we Would would (pot । speak of it, unless perhaps I was not „ r_. sunaration _9riarutio:i I was gow, there in an official capacity, but from the tact of tho I was probably find blocd, and if wt we were ' not askod in regard to it Do not rtcol- at nt the request al' of this und^r un<^*r Sheriff Sheriff. : I1 obliged to make and could not fill up all Twelfth Day's Procselingg. ' $oing to hold him responsible for all -n the 1ject j1QW qUMtion WBM asked me. hod no process or writ for searching,but the cavity, so as to make a smooth sor­ ink stains he would clean out tho naxt Ques.—Can you imagine auy way in did not know whether tho other person j• face. Tho reason was I could not gat ; place he went into. From under the which the question could be asked, so as MoaxExe skmxok. L—Z or had — not. I did not care whether m ho ' at ... It. Did not Identify tho body in auy ! ink stains a reddish or yellowish sub- ‘ to induoeyou to leave Hus word out? had a writ or. not, bocaaso I wa* qot the I other way aud only examined this ono Amrust-lC 1871 shot out in tho grains of the Ans.—PeriinyMi you ^o«ld give one as chief ona I was the diiufonein searah* I filling and tho alxeut tooth. Saw ViuiDr. J B Wilcox n» \ ’ i r ' wood. In the. back room was found | riu are'so'good in concocting questions. ing after we got them Thera wofi* two denxxd on Monday morning between 5 . W1"** stalled and fur- .several articles, but all have IsaiM in the roomi and I A*!' ‘they | ana 6, at the Bank. The duor was open do not know why I left it out •her examinee by Mr. Church. ! he said this is a damned poor crowd. were in boa when wowent into tho Ha was sweeping water out of the Bank Saw Vqnderpool Tuositey between beon mentioned before. 'The hatchet I Question was insisted upon, when room. Mrs. Ruggles went with us and ! and saw me. 1 said to him you are the Bank and hardware. He asked mo w“ 1 eal1 Ba «.» *hip carpenter’s witness Mid if ho left it out, it probably went into tho rocm first, so I do not re- ; washing out early this morning. ** if I saw anything of Field at the Bank &I’ head was an eight square. On : slipped from his memory. collect whether they were up or not. Mr. Egglaston then objected to this Sunday night, aJ1d I said no. Than I | ft® wb11 1 *«n« spatters of II Ques. ------- 4 ----------------------------------— Why did you not answer in h,d terttawoy, whnn th. asked him if he had seen Miss Hill, and “(xxi or a red substance. Wa examin- ' this way when I first asked you. clothes, but I did not examine their un, } , told him that she was feeling so badly | ** th® ,uir? loading to 'the river. On ’ Aii.--It .—I J>pt . ----- —’ to my dor clothing. 1 testified at Kalaxaazoo P«dntat wma length, showing that it AnS.—It ’had occurred that the was sick a-bed. The spitoon I stair was one drop and on every 1 mind. He wassittii '_2 ”’ '.'ing in the window when that I examined their persons to see if' was competent to show his actions and ■was made of tin and there was tobacco I *^®P exceI>t three there were drops, and " ----* “remember —1—’------whether I testified to they hod any money about them. Ex- ' conversation at certain hours of that day, Do not quids and a fluid in it. it '.also on the stringer. I cut out one of 1 this at Kalamazoo, my testimony at Kal­ «k— «i k-j 4-v.onjor tQ expluin hi*.uther action, urg­ CmHumraJ l,y Mr Hugl™. ; the drops from tho stringer and also ono amazoo was very abort I refer to it in ing that it was not fair to take a part o.' I knew it was tobacco juice from the from the steps and gave them to Mr. print, tho space it occupies. I testified Jjia conversation nnd actions and give Bullis. I also found spots on the little color, which was (he color of tobacoo, a that I never reed it and I never did reed darkish brOwn. It was a tin spitoou, dock of the same kind. The first base­ it, but I saw it last night and sew how little,' probably 15,00 in Mrs. Vander­ them to, the jury unexplained by tho net very large, not ven small. OmH ment is a rough unfinished room with a long it was. I did not read it but Hr. pool’s dress pocket, but did not take it, j rest. The Conrt austninedthe objection nut say it was not entire^ worthless. floor in i|k and the next one is under it Eggleston read it to me, but that read­ because it was not enough. I was look-' and Mr. Hughes naked for an exception. I did not throw -ffey <m it. Both basements extend under the ing was not for the purpose of instruct­ ing for more. I searched their dresseH, Vanderpool made a reply to mj- state­ -Hid not notice tho color of the apit- ’ whole of the building. The lower one ing ms in regard to what I should swear, other articles of clothing lay there, but ment?1 <K>n as much as tho contents because is inclined sloping towards the river,and I peed no instructions. we did not examine them I think. Testi­ Ques.—Statu if thia reply was in re­ they did not dean it out veiy often. the upper one is kwsl. In the lower fied at Kalamazoo that I examined their Mr. Eggleston objected to this as not 1 here were two holes in the top' Could basement a asan can walk upright aboat n proper cross-examination, when Mr. persons, but on reflection I flow recall gard to the cleaning out ? An*.—It did but there was nothingin not be positive what ho said abeut the two thirds the length of the Bank. Ou that we did not examine their persons. the reply to attract my attention. the first basement floor was a discolora­ Hughes asked for a ruling. other hole—how it came there. At that time I thought we did, but after The Court thought that no fault could reading my testimony and reflecting I The interview lasted simply while I was tion near the middle of the floor, aad Mr. Duvid D. Ingram, dee thirty-' . . . -j—. ' directly under where the spots were in tie found with the Attorneys for the recall that I did not Did not recall walking past. Do not remember of see­ ing a»y ono elso while I wag there. I eighth witaew, being duly ruorn, said: the Bank. This also run through tl»e People for taing too well prepared and this mistake at Kalamazoo. 1 have lived at Manistee C yrare and .ft" ba*“ent ;°°r ,do™ Re-direct by Mr. Eggleston. Have waa going from tho hardware store to ordered the examination to proceed. the meat market Mr. Ramsdell was in am Justice of tho Peace, kn^w Field and b*‘kn'’ 1 found ° UrK® not measured the distance from tho the store when I waa there. Think Court then took a recess till 2 o’clock, commencement of the piers to the end know Vanderpool, recollect the event of there were no buildings between tbo of them. Tho piers have been length­ the disap^arace of Field which was ou ia tk^a enthe deck. I examined the P. M. bank and meat market Do not know ened since the map was made. Some Sunday, Sept 6th, 1M0. Do not recall Move also. Gen. Cutcheon and Mr. whether the shoe shop was open or not. additions were made two veers ago and w.y tl I ast *°w Field alive, but ruw The Bonk can bo soon from tho hard­ the ashes. I saw some buttons taken some last year and they are repairing Vandeqwol on Monday at tho Bank at warestore and also from the meat mar­ D. D. Ingram ’ s cross-examination them again this year. Eighteaa lots about 15 minutes to 11 A. M. Think out wad -a vest buckle, and shirt buttons. and four streets interveneabetw Oen Van­ kethe Imd ou an old dark pair of pants aud Also saw cinders of burnt P*iw nn(l continued. Ro-direct —Bo waa sweeping out India rubber shoes, he had a broom in hay. I trxaxxined tho strata befow the lie addressed this remark, ubeve derpool’s house and Conover’s. Do not water when I parsed that morning. hit baud, and there was about three ashes werts/taken out Was txp and montioced, to me. I was going to din­ know when the slab pier was built Second cross-examination. down the rwer on the Sunday after the Second crone-examination. ner al the time and it was between 11 • quarters of an floor »• _ iu inch mcu of vi water pn pu the inofloor .. .. r . Ques.—Now 1 ask you to state the and 12 A. M. Was sworn at Kalama­ in tly Rank by the door. ” ’ ' Have not intentionally mode any dis­ reply Vanderpool madejrhen you ad­ zoo aad testified that I saw him between tinction in my testimony between what dressed him that morning.,- ? eoavuraation.here x...l_ Fi«H -2 »nJ fat S . .l-‘‘h' l3,l‘ 10 aad 11. if he knew where Fidd was and be said I have board and what I know. Do not Objected to by Mr. Eggleston and “God, 1 don’t kmiw,be will turn upon after the disappearance. the wind was Whew axxed why* he put tlie time dif­ know whether any sand beach has objection sustained and uxceptiou noted. the salt water the nuxtyou hear of him.” from the south east farmed there since 1 went to Maui-tee or I fcrently to-day, he explained by saying John G. McKey, the forty-first wit­ Nexj saw him on Tuesday about dinner , Quee.—Was there any sea apeu-the lake not. Pointed out the position whore he he thought a different occasion was ness, being duly sworn, said : . time in the Bank, he btood at the cart sent morning ? supi>osod the piers to have ended in 1 reside in Manistee and am a barber. Ans.—«Was not much at Jheahore. desk of the Bank witli a penal in his I860, about To feet from shore, but on J Was at the latke on Sunday, also twice Do not roooUect whether 1 testified at measurement this distance was found to My place of business was about 6 > -foot hand lucking over a&oak 1 asked him I l>03 Monday and again osi Tuesday. I from tho bank, which wa* duo weit Kalamazoo about his saying that was a Le over 200 feet. if he had heard frum FieLl, and he said ' l eras looking lor Mr Field -and also damned poor crowd or not. Know that from my place of businesc Th“ la*t he had net, then I asked him if he knew ■, A. Friend being duly sworn, said. aratching :tho diroetjaa of the wind. time I ever saw Herbert Field alive .was u watch was plaoed over the Bank and how much of hi* i»ro[>erty Field iiad I reside in Milwaukee now*, but in taken with liim. aad he said he did not, Know nothing about the effect .of ■ the Vandeqioal's bouse on Tuesday night 1869 lived at Manistee. Recall the about 11 o’clock on Bunday, Sept 5, im­ wind in ipioducing cuitxwts lasqpt its but de not Know who the pensons were. mediately opposite my jjlace of business. but was just liK.lcwg over tho book te , •effect on tictating bodies. When I said that he said he hud wont­ event of Field’s disappearance, which Kuow George W. Robinson And ho got see. He said he had gone through Ltzu ' Que*.~=3n what direction did y<n look ed half nn hour in trying to open the was on Sept 5th, 1869. Was in the •haved at my shop on that ffivy about but he did not know how much- Os £>r Field.aad what induced you.? safe, i refered to too burglar proof box. bank on Saturday previous and field was II o’clock. Field was going towards eduesduy tnaniig about 5:30 I aaw He showed me one (ot the tho Bank whan I saw him. I saw Objected tu by Mr. Hughes and over- Thcns were two magnifying gin ire there present. •iiim at the hardware store, he extme us books of the bat-k nnd called my atten­ Robinson first, and at the tiin- I saw that, tand sovoral persons used thorn but suled and.exception taken. io borrow a kpftle. I got np eariy to 1 tion to some entries. When toll to Field ho was in my shop. see if I could flnd^ny traces of FieicL v„ Ans. —-------------------------------------------Hrom my knowledge-of tloat- I do uot recall all the names. I looxed look on page 191 he said he had seen on Cross-examined by Mr. Holbrook. I went into the basement of the Bank lang bodies and frum the direction«of the through them De not xnoer how many entry there of 1700, which nt that time times they would magnify. One was and looked uhaim! in the upper and ! wind, 1 locficed north. The width «i tho My shop is on the corner of Water read, Herbert Field Dr. to cash 8700, lower lascxuettt. <Jot the key to the flight of staira loading to the river was a baxaur's glass used for inspecting but now it is 81,700. Then ho turned street and Maplo street. Opened my door of the iMucse^nt at the hardware ixbout 8 feet and 4 inches and .tins in­ bill's, the other was different Saw four to page 194 ond read an entry of shop about 5 o’clock in the morning and closed about 12. Hud no time piece In store, and when I returned it Vander- eluded the stringers, day aid Tuesday and that was the largest $1,400, which at that time read the shop, but I asked a gentleman what pool came in the hardware store while I Croes-eoKnined by Mr. Hughe*. number I saw at one time oa these two Herliert Field Dr. to eash $400. time it was, near the time of closing, but was there. I stepped there a little; Field called my attention and said see My regard to currents while and talked with Hurd after he 1 — j experience —--------- —in -------- days. On Wednesday 1 sa_w more, here, and l\w’ill show you how I am do not remember who it was. I went out Went home to breakfast and xll comes firm watching floating .bodies, probably from 75 to 100 people, this drawing my fetorest out of tho Bank. judged the limo that Robinson camo then went to my office when Mr. Conorer J was wealher bound at Frankfort in was when wo were inspecting the Baux. In another place he rood “ H. Field Tn from the time I usually closed. and Duniiam a'ml atotne others came ia ^ept-, J 869..-and lay on the bank -.vesich- DidiDot hear many mixing with Van­ Cr. to date $< ,000. To cosh $1,000, nnd Do not think anybody was waiting at the and propuaed that w.> make s<aue is- arg floating-bodies for abont three hours, derpool. Heiird-Cunover, Briggs, Cutch- right below was the same Dr. to 8300. door when I opened the shop that morn­ vestigations. C-osover nnd Dunham ' I was northof th* piers, the wind was eon, Dunham and Secor taixtng with This was on page 188. Had known ing. Do'not remember how long be­ went after Tan<Un.'uol to his house and i« the south-west and the bodies run him. Wm probably from 10 to 15 in Field since he camo to Manistee. Last fore anybody else came in, and cannot when they catne Luck aud went into ; xerth. I noticed n piece of spar and a tho Bans when he said “God, I don’t saw him alive in front of the meat mar­ remember anybody else that got shaved the Bunk I followed in after them. A‘ P of a tree aud wme boards, Ac. I Know he'll turn up on salt water.” Mr. ket, on Sunday with Vanderpool. Saw that day. I remember Robinson from I drew tho dingrau of the Bank, hang- Urntehed the spar about one hour and a Dunlop wm close by when he said that Vanderpool on Monday morning in the tlitefact that I doc little more for him ing hero and it isxzs the scale of one ! half and the tone about the same time, Do not recollect others. Dunlap was Bank with Mr. Briggs and Dunham, than any one else, besides my attention inch to a foot. When we wont into thr when they went out of sight Had no 15 or 20 feet away. Passed no words when I asked him if he knew whore wa* called to it a few days afterwards with oay of them is the reason I du not Bank Vanderpool said, gentlemen I sui»-! l«uxicu!ar object in watching them for Field was, he said he thought ho had by Mr. Ruggles. Cannot remember |>gsc vou have come l»erc to make some j tbu purpose of studying curreula. Lknt remember them. gone to the salt water. Sold them a seeing any one on the street that day Ques.—Can you fix any other time two-j^y carpet in the winter of 1869 at but Field. Saw Vanderpool the next •investigation* and Mr. Conover raid !»« exfettt of my studying cur­ ves, and we would lib-j vou to open the reixK A great many logs cwne down when you was at that Banx with four or 70 rents a yard. day in the Bank. Have followed the safe. IL- repErd tlut’ho tried it that . th® river, but not much flood wood ex- five other persons aud cannot recall their business of barber 30 years. Do not Cross-oxaminud by Mr. Hughes. muniing, but could xuitbut said ho would lb® spring. There .is flsod wood names. recall how long it was after Suu-lay be­ The carpet was rather a low grade fore my attention was called to the’ fact Answer.—Oh, yes, I have been try. Hu opened the entride door verv ' aB «!•«*» *h® ,Myudl of «e aud readily, but after tuning thediahm the penally south of Ae piers and perhaps there frequently when I do not recall who of carpet. It was red, black and green of Robinson’s being there, think it about burglar proof box for sometime h«'ju«tiu behind tho piers ou the north was there. Do not remember that I have and red predominated, about half was three days after. Had the conversation iaurihed and said, it S* curious, but I ; K*de *ltoro is some. This flood wood testified in regard to that dent with a rod. Field kept some dogs, and have with Ruggles mr'Wedueaday in front of changed the coi«binal<ua on Saturday , tend’ <»“ both side* the piers andjbe red subrtanee in it, but I tretify in re­ >*en him playing with them often, on my d<>or. , the carpet and off. piing Thomas Coquillar-1 being duly sworn, and have got the figures mixdfl up,• in J1tendency — "of "all ’things — •••>» >down »«-t> gard to it now because I ur it and not the’ ruier to ranis the shore because it was remarked after the trial Mr. Eggleston objected that this was snid : I redd/ in Mcnistee, and have inyuvnd, nnd he kept whistling. Mr. Mr. , , «« •• Conover took the car]M*tired went tn tlio j' unless carried off by the wind. ax Kalamazoo that no ono but CutcLeon not a cross-examination, which was sus­ for three years. Ain a mason contrac­ all times of rhe year there i* and Bullis todified to this. Do not re­ tained, and exception taken. tor. Saw George Vanderpool on Sun­ back window'to examine ii, when Van- At nearly UHa •deq>ool*aid yuu will not find all the car- a very little swell which breaks,) on the member whether I was sworn at KalaQues.—Have you seen him playing day evening of th* day that Field dis। beacli, running up and then receding. iuozoo before Bullis and Cuteheon or on this carpet ? apjK-arid. He was at the Tyson house j»et there. Mr. Gonuver foand several tqtote and stuck pins in them. TheI Thi- tl<HMl wood is usually worn smooth not The Bank was watched on Tues­ Objection made, and sustained and at a quarter after eight or a quarter to day night, have heard that two men nine. He came up in a huny and went stains at one point rcsembted the foot ! and bark warn off. Was on the beach slept m the Bank to dream where Field’s exception taken. into tho office about nix feet, then came of a jn-fm*. The fibers of tin* carpet , searching during the three days named. buJy was- Did not examine tho hatch­ When I saw Vanderpool at the meat back and returned and then went off, for about tlie length of a man's boot On Sunday I went south of the piers 50 ' or 60 rods and also looked north a mile et with magnifying glass because there market on Sunday he had on an old ha looked excited. Saw Field nt about loomed to be pressed down taov than , or a mile .and a half. On Monday I was nothing uwnatural about it. By shabby suit of a thtepuh gray color nnd 10 or 11 x. m. ot that day at the cigar the test nnd had dried in that way. He taking the glass and passing it around I told him he had better go homo and •tore. Ho bought some envelopes nnd said to us ho presumed w-i would did not hunt any only to go dos*n to the beach, south of tho piers, nor did I over the sputa, could see red substance dress up, also told him if he would go cigars. find blood on the earpet hunt any on Tuesday except in the flood all along the outside of tne spots and with me I would givtrhim a bettor suit. Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. He said that Field and be had sparred a ’ wood south of the piers. I went south wherever tho ink was thin ia the spot. Field said to him, to come over to the Vandeq-ool looked excited when ho good deal in there, aud Field hud hail ’ uue day about thro® miles and north one If Dr. Duffield should swear, after an Bunk and attend to settling up their camo to the hotel, because he acted as bleeding of the tune. He also said that day about 5 miles. I hunted south examination, that there was nothing un­ business, and he said .he would have to if ho was looking for somebody, and he Field had'ployed with l»is dog in there !of tho piers every day. der Urn spot, it would not alter my go home and get his breakfast first- looked sharp. Did not look at his a good deal and had jammed him rip 1 Wnore the Saw Vanderpool again in the afternoon countenance much. I judged from hi* Qum.— Did you state in your direct opinion of what I saw. against the table and made his nose statement that you confined your search­ watei run through the floor bj tho at the cigar store at about 4 o’clock. movements, by his coming up and going bleed, that Field had let hi* now Bank door, I. found, red subetauce on The fortieth witness was Stephen W. into the office, and coming out and bleed into the imitaon. Mr. Briggs and , ing north of the piers ? Ans.—I bad not said anything about the basement floor. Do not recollect Hopkins, who being duly sworn; said : going in again and going away. . rome others took the l>uoks nnd were ;! my searckiag prior to these days. On that the anertfon was asked me at Kala­ I ;wa* smoking on the steps and got looking at them and I went for Mr. ,■ the 5th and Oth of 8#ptembtt 1 did not mazoo. Did not examine this with a I reside in Manistee and am in tho through with my cigar and went in to Wendt, a l>ook-keeper, to look at them. ' notice the direction of the wind. Do magnifying glass, nor the spots un the lumbering business and have practiood get another cigar and a drink of water When I came back I found they had | not know as I could tell the direction of steps leading down to the nrer. I was dentistry. I filled half . a dozen teeth and I looked at tho clock and it wm spread down tho carpet and were look- , the wind on the lake from its direction Justice of the Peace at that time. Mr. with gold tor Field at one time. .Saw either a quarter niter eight or a quarter, iug at the spots with a magnifying glass. ■ au tho river. <When the wind Is in tho Inglem&a, Dunham and Conover wore the body of Field after the inquest before nine. Think it was oqunrtor af­ Was able to identify the body by. one ter eight for church did not lot out for 1 took the glass and saw quite a quaJP- j!■ tmuth or south-west it is likely to blow the others tily of blood, in a little indenture in the ' un thoriver. It would not blowdown Que*.—They were all there were peculiarity of his teeth. Inordyr to fill a good while after that Tho clock wus his toeth I bad to separate them and in the office behind tho desk and wus floor. I went to my office and adjourned the river. Think a large vessel could thev ? a case which I hod returnable at that i Ans.—Mr. fugleman was not there. made a peculiar opening. I made an an eight square c! .ck. I was sitting at run up when a small one could not, hour and when I come back they had Vessels often in going UP A*® river use Que*.—-Was he a Justice at the time ? examination of the teeth at the' request the Tyton House .• mokiog and chatting, taken Vanderpool in charge and as I ' their top sail when they do xml Aus.—He was elected that of tho Prosecuting Attorney, after the I had been talking with a friend who passed in he said, “ Ingram, this is a use tho others. I think tho wind wuld spring, but do not know whether be inquest and found them as 1 had filled (weut away about 15 minutes before. damned poor crowd that can’t furnish i did any business or not and do not them and identified this peculiar spot Two other men stood there, one’s name affect a eman vessel wiwu it would not and the absenoe of the tooth in front was Cook and tho other’* wm Hall I the cigars.” The carpet was an ordi... . . .. , , vw* aim uw ucuera was linn 1 *----------<’ Do’nol.kuow that I ever know that he ever did. Kpew Mrs. 1 ----- wher .-----, but. Ido „01 «kaow Vanderpool alighby, bat wm not well | whmhwuthe nax.tooth to the .j. lioanls seemed to be rounded off. Tho i Wnl X anderp occmnons I tho upper aide. :j.i at the*cigar ___ ■__ store , ’ acquainted with her. Wont ono! tooth on the ore now. s„_. Saw v Field floor did not tutj Cross-examined by Mr. Hu night to search her bedchamber' at about 10:30 or 10:45. Did not look uiratur. Uek of .hero the rurhnn ■ “““ j in(I ,aten„nI; about twelve o’clock. Tho under I vaiuiu Could u not swear that »uy any umer ot « bwu »f mas oi ms ax piece, Testified icetitiecl at Manistee Manistee at a umo time piece. ooiuoe hot ell the front portion wn. i tinned thw teetifi-i at Sheriff, Mr. Russell went with me teeth were gone or not, filled from 5 to that he was at the cigar store about woi.t nnd damp It w». in orfinafy' «*• "he" 1 THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL �Great Ui noon. Since then I have thought of tho matter end have decided that it waa earlier in the day thun I then supposed it was. Mr. llsgle.don' raissiou to rs-uill this witnqEi on Jfonday morning., Court hero adjourned till 9 o'clock oh of lands in Barry County furnished Monday morning. application, at my office in the Court House. Fikk at Mi’skkoox.—About 11 o'clock . W. H.JEWfitl on tho night of tho 21st, fire was dis­ nuii^t. Mkk. covered an an unoccupied building on the north side of Muskegon Lake, in tho township ol Muskegon. The burn­ ing building wa* about GO rods distant from nil other h.iUMn, ami waa nearlv burned down before any uno arrived at the fire. Th« next morning two human liodies were found in the ruins, burned to a crisp, thd logs nnd arms being en­ tirely consumed. A man by tho name of Kirchner, and a boy about 14 yours old whose name was not learned, were seen about tho building during the af­ ternoon previous to the fire. They were also eeen to go to a aaloou near it, fcr liquor. It has been surmised that they liecame intoxicated, and went to the old building to bleep, aud there sot an old straw bed on fire, which was known to Of Home Manufacture. bo in tho humic. As further evidence in favor of this tlieon*, u pile of nshos which must hnvo beeu made by burned straw, was found about the buditu. This Go to the is un-Zmon* muI lesson in respect to tho use of whisky. [D 15, II 'ORTH. GKA] VAN VEL9OR * ROLFE. k /Tf 4WPTCT t ___ _______________ L. RUSSELL, Sttui*. State Pomological Society naite in making lh* abort a grand damonalr*tion of the prdneUen of Michigan . Aiu«. Eahibiiora ua ATTORNKY st Law, Inanrue* and CoU*eUnx iSXvwBliSSaM. CHAK 11- BAIER. •on •tr**ta, Ualon blook. Over Burlvw A Goodyau'artora. HuUn<*, Mlch. , July BEST AND CHEAPEST State Items. The Livingbton county people are voiy much excited and troubled over an indi­ vidual who wears striped clothing, lives in the woods, stonls their chickens and makes himself gtinernlly obnoxious. 'They telegraphed Mr. Morris, tho agent uf tho State Prison at Jackson, that one of his convicts had escajiod, but the agent ropli-ul that his number was good. The India* of Mount Pleasant were yrently bcundalumd on Tuesday morning (July 25th) by u report that a bnby hnn been found in a pile of shavings in the rear of u certain wagon shop, but when on rushing to’thi' foundling, ns they did and finding it of the rag variety, they felt batter. Groceries, Little Red Shop! Now Goods Juat Ftecetred. West of Bank. GRANT$ PHILLIPS. RUSSELL 4 NEWTS' A. WOOLEY STYLE BEST Hum thar ntw Goods. This is the Lad uho drove ■ the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS!' A JotM^rilln man, Mr. 8amuel Adams, having advl-riired his wife for leaving his bod ami b *ant. th- lady publishes an indignant rejoinder, saying the bed was hor own and the bmnl nothing but rotten potatoes. PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. DwaHlny on Broad-ay. near tba Court liutuc. WNL UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN ud Sanreon. OSieawa street. Haaliaca. DR. C. C. LINSLEk', Dutirt. H attend ■lrtL WOODRUFF I SininijMiaU, DRAKE. M- l>. A. REMEMBER, STEWART k. STEINHOEF. for warm meals at all hours. Washington Block, South side State St. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. Sinew aid Mechanical Mstt 1 OPPICK over Grut 1 Mlebiru. It PhUHp’i Store. Hwtlnn. MILO T. WHEELER, ■",i ewi-!WOOL I? ARDHMs C 1TY PAINT STORE! ■----------- —_______ _ \ inc COMMINS Sc BROWS, n , . Best in the City.: COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, St a Whlaker or stimulaUn* licrcrar*. but ■ ■oicixic witbto the reach of ril. Price, only SO Cents a Hottie. Th i* article hnubeen thoroughly toated and found u sure «ud speedy cure for tho following complaint*. Jaundice, ludlyottlion. Sour Stom­ ach, Cosfivcneiut, Nerrous and Sick Headache, Elver Comjdainf, Fever<0 Ague, 1/yspep.tia, Worms in Children, Files, Wlious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Sirin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Flood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weal; Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Ehcumatism, dr. <Pc. J. W. MAYSARD, J. C. WOODRUFF. Iloune-Painting, Graining, Paper-hanging, . . JCabonfining, Jfc.,. STTTTP ARTIS At Hastings. ’ PAINTERS. THE CELEBRATED Sign and Ornamental Painting j on/ OU I ISAAC W. VROOMAN. OlSeest the Court Ilouae. HsatiaEi. I C* • CXpSriCnCw ' Hrs . j SHKRIFP. Farrier's Improved! D«nc in tbs lateal atjlei. De*l<*r* in Wall Paper, Window Shbade* I'ictor* Frame*. Looking GlaMra. Varnirii**, Lc«d*, OBn. Mixed Paint* Artist'* * P«®' Marabal. General CoUectiw Axeat E. 11. MALLORY. GRANITE STATE baring removed it to llaating*. and CornSheller! Shop comer of Cbyreh ud State, Stmtr. Matting*. Mleh.. orer Briley'* f UanicM Shop. NATIONAL HOTEL. * CAMPBELL. Propriaure. cor FOR SALE AT forausu. Mutiatlnction. 'jo toer.ditrston hctvbssA W• T. EASTMAN'S rarwooi^n,,- (..&) . Warehouse ou Broadway. um win u < | Carded to order, and sent back in good ud th* umfovt of gne,u mad* * vp»ci*ity. (Condition. / j___ _______ Auotlonocr. AARON CLARK, Land and Calcined Plaster, I Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR'S LIME, WATER LIME. New Warehouse, LUMBEB, LATB, anfi SHINGLES Adjoining V. F. Dwight A Co** Foundry. 'nrWRVlSHa^tMS Opposite P. O. genuine Bittern in one OO Cents Bottle of Shepard's Cofnpound Wahoo Bitters than there ia in a whole case of any OMNIBUS AND HACK LIKE. J. 8. VANBRUNT Proprietor.—Leave the Hotel* for even train. l.n__ <1.. ui_._ i. WELCOME MARBLE. August 10. 1871. •- 1 ’UK.TK I Illi It KICK. Phyniciana ihroughout tho City and PATRONIZE HOHK INDUSTRY*- Price, only .VI < a Hottie. HASTINGS BABBLE WOBKS Gold & Silver Watches,; For Sale by Dru«x\i. .nd Dealer* Genrrully. 1 MAKE A SPECIALITY OF ALL STYLES OF C. N. SHEPAFtD. Grnutl Ilapltlit, Mich. k BLACK A FULLER, Proprietor*, are pi epared to furnish MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES. one and two Mated ud mH to lint the Unw. My work »u awarded tho Fjeey Ptriiw at the TABLE TOPS, Solii Silver ud Kixt Coexrr Fata in 1S5S-M ucTO, also at Stale Fata in 1170. All work warranted. Brick Shop, 33'Waterloo St. Grand Rapid*. . . H. *.noBts, s i V y ±XtrwoiT*1 “th*?"1 °®m tft’RSERIES. To the Ladies!! lability, ud Impedime*!. to Marriage generalMra. M. A. M*niM w»**touiuma**to tba taiv; .Xervnuuts-. CouMimnhon. EpUepu, and dtas,*f Huttaw uflyleialty. that*h*b comxuUjFlla; Mental uil Phjrafcri li<c«p.»ciiy, rnultinr receiving tenr* mWUom t* bat *to*k of from Neif .Hum. hc.-By KOHKRT J. CULVErf __ _ _ _ T w . wc-t r . i. . ..r .i._ m ,'____ t»„_u •• & . X I- 1,1 rec K. T> X v ITALIAN WHEELEB tc DOWNING AMERICAN NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, ““««s i.11^0^,. MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. a.:. Aa cheap u any ahop in the State, N.B.. We will attend to tho Mineral rc-dre«aing old alone*. Sboee, Clothing, Hale ud Capa, Ac., Ac. For Hale. MARBL MARBLE ot Shop near the Boaton Cosh 81 Boston Cash Store We pay the highest market price for all Crock 8 root. kinds of Country Produce. MUSICAL! rewiring addition* to our al™d.T LARGE STOCK OF GOODS ud are •riling at bottom figure*. Eaatinga Ju. 3ttb 1ST1. KM EK* AN RICH. Dealer in Maaicri I»- A CARD. Michigan JExchange. ta: Tk» totbsTruliog Pablie, u brio l«‘- AND Horsemen MONEV TO IOAN t TAILOR a FABLE! •KA*, ATTENTION I HaeUaga, Mich. blacksmithing. of the beat ARTHUR WOOD, ___________________ CBAK. 1 c. kLIKS » CO. tew York. FcwKJfice Box - J. ROBERTS A CO« j Ocnerral Denier*. Ol’EIW BI GGIE* LECTUBE TO YOUNG MEN. lion mrv be. mar cure bimaclf cheaply, prirateir and raaioriir. TUI8 LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOUSAND* AND THOUSANDS. jall3tf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, JOHN WHITMORE. «• * F. LYOt proprietor. |i M. PRICKETT. . Dat* n^ted on »hort aota. at this Office. �AllArwadUa The Statj Sept. 20, TiiMlUiriJi ii in Marquette q the year 1870 679 births, 185 and 270 deaths. Good Bargain* io ams, & Co The shipments of iron fry^j fur lho*present Beason amoonM 659 tons on the 8 inat ' - I^ast Thursday, through tickets from Greenville to Detroit were sold for the first time. Can be had by Calling at D. R. COOK & CO’S ArrongamenU uro being.made to put up a telegraph line along the lino of the Detroit 4 Lake Michigan Railroad very speedily • Office in Hastings. Doors, A company baa been fortaed for the ID 0filer the following Tax Titles ----- TO BE HELD IS land near Muskegon for the raising of Osier or Basket Willow. Blinds, It is reported that great fires are rag­ ing in the woods on both aides of Sag­ inaw Bay, causing a wide extent of "smoky wegtherr* \•, ' - The City of Grand Rapids, &C. The product of the Michigan School­ craft copper mine for tho mouth ending August 10, was’98,500 pounds of min- Situated ia the ^various Townships of SEPTEMBER 12. 13, 14 & 15. DRESSED At Fenton, tho hardware store of E. N. Chandler was broken into on Sunday 20th, and some $7 stolen. A residence* was robbed of S'k and tl»e hardware store of Mr. Ripley was broken open ' and 8500 in money stolen. The State Teachers Institute was in session in Mosou ou tho 22d. There were 75 teachers present, some of whom are among the most bticcesafui teachers of the State. of LAJfDS Barry County—one of Michigan, ASSYRIA. ;sxertw.; Mtcairriox. StWivtf nwcaimo.v LUMBER, 17!nortb SO acres < < Of all Kindi*. i j ' ; | SPRING & AVERY’S, B lUdlax of <’- F. Dwight A (j01 .Wor.w * The Larirat and Kett Assorted Stock of 5!:?i At Manistee a dilapidated old vested ' hoi for some time been lying in the riv-1 er near Canfield’s dock. In the cabin > blood and traces of a violent struggle ' have noi^ been found, and it ia surmised i that still another murder has taken place in that locality. n WOODLAND. BR1 GOODS 10 t'WETIW! Another sink hole has swallowed up a 1 part of the D. L. & L. M. R. R. exten- j 4on beyond Greenville. Oi*e hundred THE ABOVRspUT REPRESENTS and thirty feet of the track crossing an the arm of th* Muscalunge Like, near Tru-1 fant’s, miles northwest, suddenly | sank 80 feet, 15 feet under water. nwfreV nwJ4af»wU ■« w ire X wa ffhlem Jlichifuui BALTIMORE. Wm. Winters met with u painful and I it is feard fatal accident, on the 20th, at | r» *i c : » • the rolling mills, Marquette. He open- i F Sillily oGWlflg’ InSCnlllG el a flue of the'hot blast, without closing ' the cut off, and a sudden rush of tho SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED ’ burning gas struck him in tho face, set 1 his clotht»s on fire and burned him sc-1 EASILY fcjDSRBTOOD. verely. HASTINGS. So Kerfs.X siwptofne* ofjne | 2J Jj| W I •'refPl ® > »cr«s 5» The burine.AS of donning up the streets ' 1 No oilier J/acliioo ruo» »o ,ca»y or tuak«> ao * little novae in itaopcratior. Il will make any width of them drairfd wilhI oat batting. ' Queen Victoria, who remains nt Bal- i 11 Wl11 tDua cr«ry »<*m aacorciy. . . . ... -T. II Quilt. Bind Uatbrr, HemIt will Cord. L'raid, moral, is again ill. itUch. Rnllle. Tuck, and Fringe neatly and du- CARLTON. »»<• -'•hall Olier at (but Time Always io Order and Really for Wort, ivceptacles of filth ns require attending ; to,. was begun on flip 24th. in good [ earnusL a large force of men being en­ d lt< vlttt part, are madn nf <>T ,trel ami caaegaged in tho work. . •' I hardenod, and will last a lifo litm-. . s<n w JOHNSTOWN. ’ HjaaKofN ---- TO BE FOUND IN----- FLOitETverE SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS BARRY. i 2|.w«r FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. Gen. Sherman will leave Washington for tho North, to-day, lo be absent about five weeks. - HOPE. SPRING & AVERY. la Tailoring or Dreaatnakiiig Gen. Bowon, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, has returned to Washing­ THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. Please call and examine the Machine and iu ton. 7. ’■ -. ' i. ¥’ work. You cannot afford to bnv a Sewi chin* until you have >een the FLORKXC its late improvemenu. Dr. Uviugstono is living still- When lost hoard from he was SOO miles went of Tanganyika, •wherever that 1$. wMofn W.w’6c®«.jg-nWiaotaefi. n efreof n e |ofn RUTLAND. J. W. & C. Ge BENTLEY Office and salesroom al The Treasury will sell $2,000,000 to- day, instead, of Thursday, in accordance; with ati order from the Secretary of the ' Treusurv. . • n N •JfeeN * MAPLE GROVE, life* CASTLETON. Michael Keley fell into n kettle of [ scalding brine at the salt works af>Ed- ■ dy * Avery,' Bay City, on tho 22t£ and was scalded so that no 'died iu a few ’ hours. Ho was about 26 years old and*1 unmarried. . . . . , , GLEANINGS. the 1 Counties in tlie State of n • fre of June fBmfoMMra to Dicker A Rentier.] Ifrfl; tf , SELECT SCHOOL. . James Gordon Dennett, or., spent $125,000 in yatening, last year. Professor Tyndnl has invented a Seoman’s respirator. , * A IRVING. tf- °u' ELLIS SOHOOL HOUSE, ! I’reparalory for Teacher*. and those who feel in- Tho arrival of tho cotton: worm is t«r.«tcd to put to a Rood neo tbc advaniages they cb'ronicM in 1-n.i-innn i ‘ ve e ir »r n -r 1 Drery lindent expecting to attend should be PRAIRIEVILLE • Miss Spaulding, M. !>., oi bandujfci, j prwwl n u,.t dar.^ eunr men or women pre­ amputated a man's leg a few days agu. > paring tor teaebitfg, or tridter school, will find ' . the etuddte* »o arranged a« especially to meet . Homer Henderson, the Chicago artist, | their want*. i< nt Ix.uk Branch, nnd Inn had wvdrnl I ' - , . . . ,> - L-J Th- ,«‘TI willeloM in Umeeo a» not to Interfere with the •fittings lor n hfe-sisoa picture or 1 rest- commencing winter school. ’ * dent 1 Grant. The grand jury of Sonoma, California 1 is in doubt whether to replaster the ceil- J ings of tho jail or to furnish prisoners with errbrellas. ORANGEVILLE. Tuition to tlic Heltoal, 83.00. For further information, addresa. MORRIS E. KEITH. Aesyrb. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. CENTRAL The Cuban telegraph cable has a new l foe. Turtles are said to gnaw it, thus j several times interrupting communica­ tion. . The family reunions may be regarded NEAR THE BANK. as run into the ground by a gathering of the Coffin family at Nantucket/ The best stock of Meat always on hand. The Louisville Coarier heads an arti­ Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, cle on Henry Clay Dean’s new departure vr any thing you want. with the quotation : “OneHby one tho SIMON BIRKENRUTH. roses foil’’ Meat Market! The New York Smm dabs Justice Downing the Dexter of the Bench ; he disposed of-*48 cases in 95 minutes,a few1 days since. Moldings a Specialty ALSO, LUMBER FLOORLVG SLDLYG fr., frj. 17 «x « I • x B.Miwij, wrier. ■ wWofiwX a.Mofn.M FARMERS YANKEE SPRINGS. X ot ■ • x Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS' BOOT, SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, THORNAPPLE. Tilton sayi little stouter trace older thou five years ago. Tho Rev. Ferdinand Faithfnll, father of Mist Emily Faithful!, of the Victoria Prut, died recently in England, aged 82. . A “Father Mathew Institute,” in honor of the apostle of temperance, is proposed in New York. and then call in and get for Yourselves, Wives or Children, the - Go thorp for your. his select Stock now bn hand. CHOICE Parties desiring to purchase will well to Call. We will’ cheerfully giro all information desired. ». R. COOK «fc CO GB0CEBIE8! A fine stock Jcar Orxxm About 100 delegates ore in attend­ COME: AND SE1E THEJk ance at the “Blue Grass Temperance Convention,” now in session at Frank­ fort very best and cheapest BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, from Oysters ond Rtereshments. Horace Greeley says what we most on hand at all boon. want is, not women voters, but 50,000 •2^1 H. A- BU8ELL good nooks in our kitchens. Aborget your Best TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO, CALL AT JOHN ^STANLEY’S Ac., Ac., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in Pure Wines and liquors I the City. Hastings, Aug. 21. FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSES. JACOB MAU8. �Panorama and Exhibition. In good style ami re^coaM^rtaj^j. DAILY DURIHO THE TRIAL. M. BOLMKI, fabtoer. THAVELERM GUIDE. Ladles' fine shoes of the latest styles at Rumtaji's.' Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jactcson at Buryak's Call on Miss Wilcox for millinery goods of all the latest and best styles. J. ROBERTS. 1'. K. CtDTHiNo House. best and cheapest Clothing, Gents Fural tf E. An Every-day Story- ■I CH I GAR CERTRAL R. R. Grand Biver Valley Division AUGUSTIN? 1. 610 r a "Hello John, where are you going?” "I was going down here to buy some grocers.” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ ien's to buy mine." • f “Down to Alfon's? Why, I never bo’f any of him, I always go there to buy crockery and wall pa{>er, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo't a whole set ot crockery and papier enough to paper my bouse, there, 20 per cent, cheaper (han I could buy any where else. Besides he wa1< ranted xt. The crockery he keejx b the Boot’s celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do fo on urocerire, and 1 know you can. Besides he take* anything I have (o mH nt a fair price, too. 1 get a better tobacco, tea and sugar there for the same money than any where else in town.” M.ALLEN, Washington rilock. Aug. 15,18X1. ' tike evening of Monday, the 28th Inst., Prot G. W. Chaffee will give the most wonderful performance ever witDesaed on the tight rope, extending from the Union Hall to the highest acceotble point across the street, jicrfonning some of the most daring and dlffl cult feats, such as crosalng the rope taiilriss|ris blindfolded, rollllng a wl. ad borrow, turning somersaults in mid-air, hanging by -bls hands and heel*, and other feats never attempted 1^ any performer. The Prof. hM per­ fortnod in nearly all the prlnoliml cities a»d InntttutforiR In the country, includ­ ing a daring ascension over tho North River, and Is acknowledged by all to be one of the most graceful and finished rope artists In the world. Immediately after the ropo ascension the Hall will l»e opened for tho evening's entertain­ ment. to consist of u splendid pnuoralDa aTNff- York dty. .nd no «lkaiUio consisting of tnnslo, ccmio delineations of various characters, conga, both op­ eratic and ballads, the whole consti­ tuting an evening's entertainment that cannot fall to please tbe most fastidious, and Instruct and amuse the crowd. Ad­ mission 35 cents. Children under ten years 15 cent*. PlOtfic.—There Is to be a Sunday School Menlo at the grove near the resi­ dence of Rawson White, Esq., about two miles north of Middleville. A gen­ eral invitation is extended and a large attendance is expected. ACCOM. « lOpii LOCAL EVENTS. SPECIAL EOTICE. Important Railroad Meeting. A meeting of thscltlxens of Hastings and vicinity will be held at the Court House on Monday evening next, at 7j o'clock, to hear the------ 2 the — — commlttej *■’ and ] north “SlXaiSSw at IMO a ax. D.trollExjitm at farther Iqtlofi »the meeting may de-’ determine. By order of Committee. D. R. COOK. __ ~ Local Jlotice?. Wxscoxsix.—Ex-Senator James R. Doolittle is nominated by tho Demo­ crats of Wisconsin as their candidate for Governor.'’ pBoaxfM.—New Hampshire, like Michigan, has passed a compulsory edu­ cation law. It directs that every parent or guardian shall send his child to school twelve weeks each year—for six weeks of the time the schooling to be Continuous—under penalty of a. fine of 810 to $20. Clover Hullers! •*-.> yr.i '■■■.• [■'. zir-a i iti SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and Ann A_rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS. . BALL, BALE ASD KALAMAZOO, PLOITS WD (ASTLVGS HAHB0W8, MACHINES, SAWING • ETC, and the largezt stock of A.GRICULTURA.L MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt's Hardware titore, Brown’s New Block. H. A.Goodyear. Dan'l Striker. GooiJear & S,r'Aez and RUMSELL, Dealers in Railroad Meeting at Battle Creek- MIW MIMS, A large delegation of prominent citi­ zens of Hostings, Lowell nnd Otisco, tert from the commencement of (he ittttt of met our citizens in the City Hall, on ovr Daily, we will take nAtcriptietu for 'Tuesday last, for tho purpose of consid­ J. A. Greble, of the firm of Greblo Twenty-fee Cento per wed. Send in your ering matters relative to the construc­ tion of a Railroad from Battle Creek to & Russell will startfor the East Monday ■ Greenville, Montcalm county, by way of for the purpose of purchasing fall suj>- nanue Immediately and Commence naw. Hastings and Liwell. The meeting was j pliee of.goods in their line. Look out organized l>y the choice of Mr. H. II. for a grand "filling in” at this mammoth The California Minstrels are coming. Brown ns Chairman, and H^ II. Hub­ establishment. bard, Secretary. Dr. Ellsworth, of Additions ore made to the crowds of Lowell, addrestsi-d the meeting. He said Wanted- Wanted. these delegates had come to learn wheth­ people coming to fhe trial every day. Every one having unsettled accounts er Battle Creek wanted a Railroad to to call and Fettle the same by September Greenrilie by way of Hastings and Agricultural Tools, &c. Wooden Ware, Retsim are being made ut the School 1st, for I must have my pay. Ixiwell. The pooplo of the latter plnce lOwl Mason Allen. House. J were anxious lor a line of Road reliev­ AGENTS FOR THE ing them by competition. LEATHER BELTIIO A SPECIALTY Old Reliable. Marriageable young Indies are rejoic­ E. C. Nichols made some remarks in ing because next year will be leap year, repuil to tho. connection of this city The reliable, thorough, practical Busi­ and they will have a chance to make with the Mansfield and other roads, so We will not be under­ ness College and Telegraphic Institute their backward lovers come to time. occupying the attention of our citizens, sold by anv House • that they had not given, perhaps due is located at Grand Rapids, and draws MADE OF In ^Michigan. its patronage from far nnd near, and it New Lodges or Odd-Fdjxws—Tbs consideration to other new enterprises of the kind. Of course they are favorable in many ways pay* young men and la­ Lake SupeHoi* Irox Grand Master, Isaac Sides, of the I. 0. •to nil I. Inn -- ----- ■ of— I ‘ all projects for Al... the development dles to go along distance to attend there 0. F., of the State of Michigan, with this ana the country through which the at "beadquarters.” THE BEST IN THE WORLD. John A. Grbblx, tho aid of James D. Lyon. D. D. G. M., contemplated rood is to pass, and will ' Mark Russell. Cancer can be Cured. and H. M. Fowler, D. D. G. Mt, ol render all the aid possible. Alto the Mr. "Willard could not speak with that ~~ Grand Rapids, instituted, on tho 22d '. Mixer's scrofula and cancer inst, at Saranac, Ionia County Saranac definiteness which he desired. Ho spoke WOODLAND PARLOUS. cf the organization recently formed to mixture is warranted to cure all cases Lodge, No. 168, of the 1.0. of 0. F. construct a Railroad from Battle Creek ACKLEY of cancer and scrofula In every form. On the 2lrt, Lodge No. 16!) was in­ to Greenville, by way of Ionia, preclud­ Bend for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad- stituted nt Salem, Allegan County, by The Corner Grocery/ ing, to some extent, any present action tho Grand Master and others of the or­ with respec t to the enterprise tne meet­ Hastings, Mich. der. ing had convened to consider. This wns SLADE, the idea he wished to convey. Though Hains, Williams A Co. have not got Skbiovk Accident.—We learn that it was bv no means certain tliat the time to run after accounts that were to be paid after harvest' Therefore, wo ex­ Charles Brown, of Hastings township*, Road would be constructed, still he thought we < ould not cousBicutly abnn-: pect every man to coll and settle up fell from a straw btack this afternoon, don the jiojecf. At ail ereut% he bo(«*d their accounts on or before the 28th on the premises of H. Myere. seriously no action here to-day would be regard­ fracturing one of his armn and other­ inst We mean Uutin>u. ed ns final. ■ wise injuring him badly. Dr. Charlo Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. T. B. Skinner stated that the people | Russell was called to hi* areistanee, but qf Ionia were now nl.out taking up nub- j IX cent sugar nt Burell'f. up to this hour has not returned and we roripticns in aid qf th« Road to that-j have no 1uith» r particulars place, and committees bad been appoint- j ................... • The New Fnm.-J. W. A C. G. Bent­ ley, m&nufacturers-of sash, doors, blinds i Druggists and Chemists, Tsui: to the Lj.ttkb, axd Dzsuved. and moldings, and everything eke; are —From the I'latndealtr of Thursday wo Dr. Ellsworth, being again called up­ so busy selling moldings that they can­ and dealers in clip the follow ing, every word of which on, stated that they p eferred to have not write for the local column this wqek. &.C.. &.C., Road to Battle Creek ; but if they could is tiuo, while tlta reprimimd adminis­ not have ono, they would have to go to! PATENT MEDICINES Rubber mope at Buseil'*. tered to tho Prosecuting Attorney of Kalamazoo, became a Road they must I Manistee for his insult to tho people of have ; it was tho necessity of his see-! Peaches fresh and nice at Busell's. Cheaper Ibnn an/ btory tn Hanlngx tion of the country. Dr. E’lswnrth' Beet Sheny wine, bitters for dyspep- Barry is richly deserved. OILb, The Prosecuting Attorney ul Mani.° ‘Ve i a. st Bubell’f. tee, it is said, <oni.Jains bitterly that I th“ B-°“Jto VARNISHES. The Town Talk the intelligem-n of Bony county is nut I *n .r to Oreonvillo, WBt Hastings ami T>jw«ll, over TURPENTINE. Is the name of u Choice Brand of Ci­ D-piosentcd by the jun- that has he*n' impanuelleil. " We are, unpanuelkil. are,‘candid to confer cunfoM ’I “ BDrt? Lotb®5 T° !°ute’- . . . .. , . gars just received and for sale at the ' I that did tb»y not rejirewnt tho intelli-1 .• ,® Wja»n«n»a stated that the first in- TOILET and FANCY HOODS C. It. HICKH. City News Dejot. geuce of this county better than tho in*B^ in-f mnet*n!? was PERFUMBRY. Hardware, Stov es. Harnesses, Iron. Nails. Glass, Detroit Stoves, C.H. HICKS, Groceries, Crockery. Glassware. telligence of Mnniiitee minify i« vnnr*. ~held.was on his return from Ionia, . BOOKS A STATIONERS, ; n,ol‘c® B’Ven’ The Laecj.it Biock of Scbcol Books sented by him we should fed Srfo CHOICE TEAS, complimented bv their aolection ■ ■ ’ V1'’uK,.,t uiglmua Road was not a fixod in the City at the Oily News Depot ^5! i ^K)t^ these Roads GROCERIES, will bo built. Bottle Oreek is able to do , Beet cbeeM In the city atBuscll’s. A Card. ■ ter chare to build them. The Chair CI ' GA RS and TOBACCO, ranted au to hear from xiasungs. Hasting*. ueor iron j A Choioi Stock of perfumeries at the’ Yr__ ° responded, Mr. E. G. WillfonM, of the Flnt NaMr. Bowue, of Hastings. KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES City .News Depot MATURES ttonal Clothing House, will vlrtt Detroit rtaung that th? people uf Hasting were about the first of September for the pur- about equally divided as to Battle Creek WALL PAPER, Ao,. Ao.. Far Photographs and Pictures, of all poee of assorting and filling yp.hta stock or Kalamazoo. He thought, however kind*, call on J. F. Minkler. nr-rv of ClothiiK, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, they would MBit* in building a Road I ®XTY DRUG STORJE, Ac., and would be pleased to fake orders from Hastings to tho former place. Tgs Towx Talk, K. C. B. and E. B for any especial article required by gent-t After a running debate between Hall, three of the best.Brands of Cigars —foil lines of which (ho market will M“ssrs. W illiard. Dr. Ellsworth, and • Stalest.. Haultur., lUeh. in the market at Post Office. Dot w«Tsnt his kwplng, viz.: tiiljr and others, the following rosolutkm was off­ other fin* hats, kid gloves, extra forge ered by the former, at the request of a Cheapest fiult jar al BuselPs. trediMwear, IrareUag bags, Ar., Ac. numberof delegates, and adopted, and Hams, WHUaew < Ge. Great care and personal attention will the meeting adjourned. Retailed, That this meeting of tiiecitiDo not claim to hove the only Mold­ be given to these orders, z-ns cd Battle Creek are in favor of ing Machine in Bany county, but they I will ctose out my Stock tmuailt BAAXKA-orourD^iv H±?X.lh±1 '•,ffort,,yi!h , have one that will stick any uud all kinds qi moldlDga that are needtd. of Summer . They abo tatte oti hand a forge number the Leii.cn tttirty Rtcidlays: of Coora, wh, blind*, moh’lti^s, win­ wiX'biitelwlSL cjwik nonbrnuj iu io,,!! by or Dry Goods and Clothinpdow frame*, Ac., that will be Mild at low lisLed curing the trial of Vanderpol Bn<1»’» fi’rtheranoe ol the pro-' * VlOlIling • -Bdw In progress in that city, 'ihe re^i J**’’ *fc wcoB'mend a farther meeting 1 . . n Seventy-five Cents 071 the The place to bny your boot* and shoes nora it coiitains are full and very satis- <*f citizens, to bo called, to consider the ! to trial r<w tJlij1 DlBbctl QUrin«lht en- question in dctail-at an eerly day.—Tri- Dollar. i at ttVMYATB. $1.00 for 75c R. MUDGE. BOTTLED Ml BEER! ____ ttsrtaKKs OttLBBltATtV AAT ITO’S OR BEEK . BOTTLED, ALBERT EJSELBERQ Ft. CUrlM R„t,uriol on K ’ OBoe Mo. u Cmu St-OrtnJ ii.nldt. **«**«■, tMprovad' treatment, quirk .Miura ..lj •w a'MaMa. -gmM vWo.„lfcr j, Srmtuu! Wnlw.. . P.O. Drawer 2001.*Gri'udR^^dajif‘ch. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-28.pdf 4effb859b771ac53e5d7d0c3e9452733 PDF Text Text ®ljc tjnstinqs Banner. DAILY EDITION. HASTINGS, MICH., MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 28 1871. NO. 12. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. «>. tuarke.1 xxbibit “I." I did not find quarter alter Ans.—Mrs. Vanderpool had been „ , Mr. Hughes and .. He came out • Objection i.iadu by the pants and vest when searching for on the ’balcony * on Sunday of visiting and conversing with her hits- overruled un i exception noted. his doth** that he wore eu Sundav. II >. of* his ’ ’ own accord without being cnllM! Thirteenth Day’s Proceeding*?»d “d ««- ul»ut ;u Irure, wh.n Mr A ,^_r |, oflW r fV)1)1) Ans.—The first note was fo for 82,50'J immediately returned to the jail anti told by mo. When I was first nt the Bank . ■ ,<,du“,.r.t” 1""—1 '“l tlx. la»l SOW lum that I could not find the pants. He ou Monday I did not sec any scrubbing, 1 hr l.rter fo Lcr^ymg .butth.re ... . Cra«rt«m.ta>d by Mr. Hugh* 1 MOUSING SESSION. raid "that k it, that is going to appear nor w.w there any water ou tho floor. ’ tetter h. had jw.reJIm, in.ad m lnm “n„ Bdd ngainst me.” He also said that he and He uppearod to bo sweeping out dirt. ! Ii.au.,«ud bad read ,t ud hu.1 a. forth, i ho ha,f , d, in Blnk ol Mu.„ l ield had had n scuffle on Sundav and Was next then- about 9 o’clock and ■ cr ...for !i Bh. wok .land tat her . d JuM . u Auguri 28, 1871. Ise had Iris pants, and tooktuem them have slated all I noticed about his up- i h^ddrop1.,h.r.,d.«ndl num^im.-, ir ■ ‘ond soiled i-rtnv, luvK ” ba[ w,u|d extorted, Tiwma. Coqullterd wonlted ~i -tun, on , l““’r auu , ________ r2'° ' olr i nnd 11“*, ,° D “ ,hat Fi ®ld ,et ,» soo^e, uke„ ‘l”""' .?. lx?‘ ,b'’ B“'*' ■ >ui'o. Field took' tlw dirty pant, ud" pcarance. Ho gave me 825 on rent j y tpuk rt. Bh. dul not muk. .ay rrere : T1,J fl„t no(„ . x««.v__. lirty pants nnd Mr.Effltte.ton read th. .tetter „d of ,2.too „„ gi„„. I downthe Ma.»te, ,„•! to tt,c c„d olj.terted for the back windoia. if h« which ho counted out himself, and $100 i ..... rinaow as if ho on bank account which ho gave to me to ! as lollows WJW wojj ncqmuntef] wjtJj Vanderpool the piers and returned, with another — •_ -in the j couu was going, to throw them count but I Xl>d not. If Field! “Folks in Manistei Mich.— , an(j know nothing against his character. "kw.w,. > , he - Vanderpool— * had Dill Brew.. * m , war. iu ytor pte». A| jt „„ diMOTBwl that tvould toko? ' ’ U'' °n^ * m> y^ou don’t, jhoso are good pant?' think I would have noticed b’s excited । Sundav. we come from tho iron • * . . , . j and then he brought them back and put | and confusod appearance, but do not on ;luinb. and had wm. mining ...oo.y- ■h.prcre.cul..... wore .jam wdhout .itObjectiou made by Mr. Hughes ’and 1i thntn them on a chair, but the next- moruiug j know why 1 did not speak of it at tho j in tho after noon we soon your Bankpr j nessos, os one of thv Steamer* on the <»vt n-uled and exception noted ' ^e he sni said that ho burned them up tugeth- time. Next went to the bankon'Wednes- stand , iu his door. Wowent in to okanpi l^ake hud boon disable 1 and had failbd er with the vest. Saw Vanderpool pass day morning about 9 o’clock, and met , our money.* Thon wo got him to write to make tho usualtrip, which rendered t^\6inj“txtes. , u Jeuer xo niB W1itf m tne juh at oue time. ! a letter to his wife in the Jtiil ut oue time, there Dunham, Ingram nnd Con- ; letters for us rind told stories till night ■ iTwo- ST* Vil?' “1 ?'r. T1 4~xV look 4k„ lhc 1„4.„_ li'1,er Cfrom , '-’ r | ‘ «" , > “ "J •'» ■ --- l.__ l.„_.l — J _k_ , OTWt but Jid not ynow it necessary to udjuuru till to-morrow then bill punched his head with on iron ?±X.±S‘,■ »W ■“ '» him.vh.tb.v.youdono’ and ■ I was going tu find them there. Never ,oar lock, lie bled bn folded newapapert morning at It o’clock. l»dy d,agvod >u th, water l^hr.d tho nMhi, w,. tb)ril tI1„ hud talked with uuy ouo previous to this that I put in the back part til the stove,1 ' n ? t.r'kr dt?0TT P"1,‘ ’rl icl' •» and th. . nr<d«p. about the matter. We staid there till ,and 1 spilt somo on Uie fluor, and then and nUvhurW nduut^.nd ,f th. bop. w«s then marked exhibit 3 " maltha AU Around the Stateabout noon and I orrosto I Vandenwol there was a epit box up wt there so l * wa. u;4 artrtmd th. wmxt >t would make tetter “ 4." Th. letter Mt rough which when 1 lelt and ho was in my custody nt |i throwed-on some ink and water. Wo i or« minute, monc IT m> >ron I ,dtr.(tel Ioy MtMltion, but I could not Saginaw is to engage ih car building. dinner. Did not have any warrant fur i put things around his head aud took him " 'iti I I “ "ouM **•" '™d n,d it „ th.t Um, „„„ d„k hal j him. He remained in jail till after 1 with us bo ns not to alarm, next day Monroe is infested with burglars. ’ b?“‘ V~ix«>o» «> lh. did read it before it pared out of mr ------t—— —------the Manistee trial when I took him to weight ot it. 1 rowed down • t -. to 1 Mr. Bullis. Af- Jacksun. Remember tho night when ' before wo ^ot well out wo druped him . Ckesauaing wants a railroad from. > ' i------- i'A. ---------the — river •••“• ■ possession, I gave it in L. Michigan with a boat nqie and a ’ •ast v\ odE-.eedKy nnd the sea was very ter his wife had gone, I talked with thv fluppowd'hodv of Field wns found | ■ Flint west to Txuke Michigan. ' piece of Iron ballast. ealm. If the wind had been sokagh as ; him about the letter and he said he was mid brought to Manistee nnd I ndmit. Gen. Custer is visiting his friendsand (Signed.) James Nolan, t' ir", rieamer Manistee. I wouldj borry }ie had written it as that would . t«l to the Jail on thnt nigh. Mr. Couovor, . rejatives in Monroe. XVx. Bbown, j Hn At. ,o vcntuJ® OUL * do not uppvur against him Ho said ho want- Dunham and Ingram. Mr. Conover went Sailors.’ ’ Tho fall term of the Hillsdale Col­ Know-that 1 ever rowed dotnx there bo- I (O «iu something to console : into the <idl first mid the rest of us re' lege oj»ons on the 30th insL Followed by this: ,ore. but «as requested do «u bctoi-e hi.« wife but had made u mis- mahied outside in tho hall. They came • coming up here tu testily, in order to WM bOny for it. : between 1'1 nnd 12 o’clock nt night, Michigan has twenty-two cheese fac­ “ You ha<l better trace this now with i prepare myself as,u wdnes^ 't>n Thursday I again searched the house Did not understand that Mr. Conover a pencil, and copy at Racine or Muske­ tories, of which the average cow: power yhules treeor, the h<^-«tard witae%«X(f Vandenuol far the imsaing money, i went into his cell to draw a confonriou gon, send to Fred and tell him to have is 400. :>ving duly sworn, nrid' J reride in ( £)ij uot iiuJ ajly at that time, but uftHr- , from him. First saw these men in front some one who never wrote to me, and is The wealthiest and most successful Manistee mid mum I making burin st > wards found iwcsc, on going with Mr. of the jail mid did not come with them, a poor writer to copy, word for word. pouch grower at Spring Lake is H. G. presem,. but was Sheriff of Manistee Ruggles. 1 foand it in die wash room, The reason that I admitted them al that Date it New Ycrk, and have it all writ­ Smith, a colored man. v«a*ty in 1800. Field disappeared on un »!„, floor, between tho flobi aud the i time of the night was bseaute 1 would ten, and directed, and dated and dirtclad The Air Irina Railroad lietwuen Ro­ bunauy eepteasl'er i<h. I860. Saw hiding.' There were 19 pieces—14 faeces ■ admit friends at any time and 1 do not in the same ink Direct to Post Master, \ nnderpool twfcv oa that-dny. Once , wert. English wvareigus nnd tire.rest j think Conover was his enemy. I re­ Manistee, Mich. Be sure end have the meo and Armada is being newly gravel­ nte ut 8 o 1M‘lir:^c house ho uc- Wvre half ecRSwuigns. This room joined | fused udmisrion to Mi*s Scribner at one date on letter and ou envelope corros- ed and otherwise improved. < u]-ied and he Ls«d <ki a pr^y mit. Have J j|ie kitchen. Vanderpool was in this Hime. Arrested Mrs. Vanderpool also,at Cnd. This is a good deal, but it must JSastern parties arc buying sheep in *ten the coat obkh-. faand it aa Septcm- j Jvom alone two or three minutes wash- the house of Mr. Ruggles, and think I done, as cirvumstnncetfrvre all against Jackson county and shipping them to L-ausi' juid gave it tu Mr. • hiuisalfthe day I arrested him. It' gave orders that Miks Scribner should me. Tell Fred to be sure and take the New Jersey for breeding purposes. BullfoT 1 Bullfa. Next <aw Imu in the afternoon . jn «ue<nrner'uf the room ned could nut bo admitted to her but I never re- letter to N. Y. city, and mail it himself. The Lansing Fire Department holds <>n Sundav sheat 4 h* seen ('iU"ve<y j o'clock.!!, ^.i k - m ~ . un the 'nut be till vety ckx» cloao to to It11 Was Was fused tu let hor in nyirelf. When I nr­ Don’t fail. He must not write about it a tournament tieptember 12th and 13th. nricany of hisbouse. ytatfcww him onI' t>Wwn ~___ .*«“exlxbit «• « “J•” which he .identified rested _ ___ ______ ____ __ _____ _____________ Mrs.________ VauSerpoul, _____ I did ________ not tell ___to______ you or let (any one____ else.) Mansfield 1’rixes valued at over MOO wilL.be Moqjlay about half j-ut six*x. si. he was a?ta lett«r from Vanderpool•(•» his wife ; her I was going to urm-t her but asked i knew where he went” -weeping <rat 41k. Bunk. 1 was driving i K\Mch he bad founi in their house. Tho her if she would step into the buggy and ' ., K~-i„4ri_ niczi _,„,i ,i,_ i„, awarded. past and stopped mid jumped out and i*acr wtt6 -written from Milwaukee. ride up to the jail. On the wav there I ] Alr* ^r'^ton aiw nu ws .Howell claims to bo the bast interior -aid to hitr, y<*i :trv down early, and he iJmse-exuminefl ?»y Mr. liaghcft. told her it would lc necessary for me t<> •t4?r previously marked exhibit J wheat market in that part of tho State. -aid yos,th>s wi niy fast day afoue in buriWasHkeriff nt riie time of’the arrest^ keep her a few days, but did nut wait j which had been identified bv Mr. Secor, Farmers in great numbers for forty new. 1 wcut-iato theBaukand the little Vitnderpuol uni had besu tor about • till I g"i her into the jail. Tbi< was I follows : [The italicised wor lrwere miles around the village resort there tj. doer leading behind the courier being aTOr and u ha)L Do npt-WMh tuiuake about 9 o'clock iaXhc morning. 1 bad | uutj( rMorejj M make sales. open, I passed in behind and saw tho car- jsJv wtoi^; statements and you can tell been adri»ed to arrest herby Mr. Bullis | «u„J rrKr oh itojo A new mission chap»-l has just b-.-«n pct was tabmmpaa(Llayrin|a pileou the , lw*Well as l, fcy you know when wo have and others but did nut know the reason milwavx«i , . ug. - , . built by the Young Men’s Missfuaary floor. The curtain on tho «c*-t ride was i the-oleatious. /Reckoned the time for it. uor did Dear Wife : ^Beckoned un up the time as as ' for it, uor did II inquire. rai’uire. Society of the Presbyterian chim.li, at drawn, Imt onihoweet ride ’ was thrown ! t vt!Or nuj eight anonth*. 'Wo* about ,, xr-i . . . ... , ,, , stopped at Inidington to put on Bay City, at on expense of noarly\812,, ’.4i.._i T'.vr'. Ls • ,k. r I-.. . i .kx3^n^" Que*. —habit Whatut wasyour habit at that ■ so did not get hero in i-.a...i.:_.i . ....i a. u ,Qucs.—What was your that i men. lumber and ttere : Weiuretey jfonuug tim. .bout wre.tiu< Wte wh.a.w.-r । 009. It is a handsome stru-.-terc, StatfiO - J, . . btWgaBu.4<.?l uf J.rt tl-re rJ.SwIorT.tt. Jto.lL Wa. p.!| limo fur the morning train. 1 wont over Lv suggested it to you. . to Englemans uffioo uud met NntoEngle- feet in size, of the Gothic order. Sir. you unM .<4m» •wnoper I thew to tbe iicswflice. Cmdd see the ; ‘ . Gbjocted Ki by Mr. Eggleston, as nut! man, but Mike had gone tu .Manistee vices were hold. in it the first tim la-t went oct HtH; said I hadinot l»e<-n to I frem the fop of the bill on Maple ( Sunday, at which appropriate addreaaei 2but will be beck here Wednesday uiornbreakfast, nut lie wud he lisdnot eitbon, | the jHjstoffice-closed aud did I crosrcxauiinatic-n. and orerrulei. were mode by sevenu gentlemen inter­ , __ AT-. ing. Nate took me in his buggie and auj l»jrf.y.itb «.. 1 na. ttto.|wtg,. Had M 8on I An4 , „„UD,g Al- w -x- Whom™ ttej'rtwutm^ 'dro„ hi, Bo„k,„ nnd onX „a). ested iu the enterprise. We understand 1^m«Uun«.,d*k<,r tltoiav-to >n- .u..1, |fMdre!buraormug. Tan<lCTro„r.|U,r„.l ,dru«l u, d„ 1 di3. I it will be dedicated September 10th. Jio told tne ho thought I would have no qutxe .tout Sir. FiJd.toMto 11.11 tod tourete about too block, torn the J..L dld „nv „r„nl f„ |,«. ,rm)li A village has been laid out in» rtfrrrequreted to.» do as, and rfre.. I tok- ; n„ ld«.k. are 12 nxl. wid-. Th. bank | lei,. h„ ute,ut „ d„- und . itof tokrl trouble to raise $'>O.(»OO,(Fiftv thousand) ~ I wanted it. Still I must make nltown of Salem, on the line of the De­ ed bun if he knew where .he was lie {^-as^hirt when 1 passed doarn, 1 think.; . .... Junk. : up • cej].1 A Mm Runrte, -re.J .-.ih lo„o„ fot troit, Lansing, and Lake MichigastRailsaid be slid met, 'bat had probably run j ----- ----,B.— the,-----------poatoffice not more ' -----------------f than , liex. jfoi JU to. h«re x.y .rtur.ro. wM ( Q road, to be called Summit away. Whou I-saidahat-waagueer he1 ekreeininutesnnd J I tnrued <o — go back M. ----- ------It. — Iterate, --xtou. <1.. Hhrore.rtiton.to.MiUudN.l.bS;, .-aid lie kind wou awny liefore and wu saumediately. and found the Bank open J .tWeri»g where tfo- xnouey was, he A quarrel among chursrb member < iwould vevLalfE :hean<xf him ve the salt and got out and went in. Ilad no i«ar- . Ine about the meney when he Wednesday morning and try to get on raging fiercely at Feafan. The cause" water. Went to :tlhe hank ugain ; ocular Amrincac to call-nte ici.. Remain- -come out of .the jail, after talking the Ifoat that night for manisteo. Still is the i>oraiateucy with which some o£ „ if I get up a deal it may detain inc •t tMMM there three <rr four .minutes, then i^ith Vanderpool bat I did not know his in the aftenraan t*-jgvt souse money. mor — tho congregation insist on taking their VanderaaKil ]>oS .----------------■rue€5’o O0 ""taApply •'•“Tr'y ou °° went to* building of my awn occupied , businoM when he went in. I admitted longer. I went to the first Nat’s! Bank dogs into tlje sanctuary. The church rent. IfIfrid Mil hBr. the :l Bank r ’ owed “ ’ nm , w-]fc. Hfailey at the cornea, and white him to talk upon any «bje.»: that ho and they told me Field already written choir have seceded in cons?quence. A uratAA—.JY ------ 14 like tu ~4 .Vanderpool mae up to the «w fit. I wa- net'wgtiag for him them we were going to disolve. He wa-i missionary is loudly called fbr. ..bout SKS.OOnsid Iwreuld get I-WM about SMHt.HH}. rand oeW^d him to look fn-jre to mde ibame to breakfast- Ifo when become out, bat'«« pieveeded alnughtg fast. But Um Bank hero is on at his bowk anil «ee.iflii agreed sith me. ntf fhiuk he'had the rubbers on at tuis itnxncdiately to Vsaderpml's liouse and my sido of tbe iotrweit, & I will do my . TEACHERS' NOTICE. He loobsd .at .'his.book;cad then .turned time,-but iie had on black pent* and a (if,mud the money spoken of. F*eld and liest to close up with Field note. Should around and said■4,wl*at did you say?” black root. We got into .the buggy, i T.aaderpp<x»l kep+ do sareant- or clerks we still Im together, I will shut his end I told rrini;Rgnin,-lhen he tamed to and 1 do mot .recall whether I drove ;4|Mt I know ot Tin- fout-print inpoken IllaUiny meit.ti. Be patient all will be Examination of Teachers fbr Bair County. Fall Series. IU1 irregnlsr shape that I can well take care of y«unelf. I am sorry look nt Lw book and.ogt-iu turned twice has clear ho his hwnse, or -whether l»c „f wa, more iu ti*e same way -and aslurl me gut mat at -the • earner ntxa-t n block 'hardly describe, it was irregular on one to leave yen but cant help it—ever your . - rnwimusoi will PC , Gconon.” what I warted, rihan be-«aid he gwi-ssed from his bouse. Did not haro any cou-'^ide and round on the other, being uwu held m fullvw,: it was all right, and hertook uut x pile vernation writh him at the stare or in the uhout 4 inches on oue ride and S ou the At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. Court then took a le-.-ess till 2 r. m. “ Hnstiugit, Oct 9th, and Noz. fitb. of bills sad toldnao to<c9unt uut «nat Buggy that I reedli, nor after he got o«L . other. Got the box of jails four or five Cannot vucall anything nbout it- !-days -after I arrested hits, and perhaps “ Assyria, Oct 18th—Ellis Schoo! me out 8108 and 3 flriU-dwiw a reoevit.’’ l-oohed ati»y deck when I .-started to I four or.five davs before Field's body House. Robert W. Stamford the forty-fourth town, i* tbe way I know what j mas-found. Had aeeu ikis box two or He atqieared confused unfi excit«J<and go At Nashville, “ 17thwitness, oad one of the new ones, being absent-minded. When J went in ho time K wsRicnd itxmas half-past six, not ; ihree .times before I tod. iKncoarion of “ Middleville “ 20jhwas behind the counter with a broas. iu more tiicu that. Was abaut teveu । it. I tu^k it from a drawer in a duly sworn, said : " Hickory Cormfrs, OcL-25th. I reside nt Orion, Oakland Q>., but his hand an 1 the tioor »was weL, fide o’cloekor a .quarter to seven when I i<fo*k iu the jail liall, to which he had “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. was at Manistee, Mich., in 1869 visiting ’ ut.hi* • i- «house. Bid ri..i not ae>*-. I changed Va’adiirpoel from had on a pair of xubticxs uLd no stock­ 'left Vaaderptxd ... ..... .uu yvu.mnrac tne piaaiori ings. Was tfo*r<- iignin on Wednesday go into tLe ibaek nx<i behind she cur­ one cell .1* another while in jail. Do my brother. I/jft, there in October of Snperintendent. and ».li u nnu ,writ that year. A few days before tho dis ­ annonn m al.thia ea-ly date the Fall Serie, of Vandwyo"! ro- uo*. know that there was any difference morning about S o’-ciuck. Air Dunham tain that morning. appearance of Field I sold to him some inatioM and. in cunnecikt, with II Invito Conover, aud Ingram, «r<?re th«H maineil is the front :wom while 1 was in the seuarity of the cells in particular, English sovereigns, probably over 20 behind tfocounter. Was m* .jr-'thero bat the.last one did not look uut on tho and wore making itiveeligutions. t> First slzwt aud had a high buara fence around in all. I sold him two or three pieoca nsristediu wreadisx down She carperi more than t-w<>*r three urinates •uueilon. Tb» -und“^f Bam-’ m.“y when Vanderpool swl yuu will not heard of tbe rihaapjioamnee of Field iL Never saw thin box of pills in his in the fore part of August and the rest find it all there ter 1 Uwe burned r.bmt 9 o’cfockrimt .nwrning. J&o was ; poeaKiioq, but took thran fra® tbe in nine or ten days after. Cross-examined by Mr. Holbrook. -----Mf-jje of it up, b'.esu* it was dirty. I about as l*ie e« h* * «»ow’- l«riu[*> a • <le»k drawer. Can awear he Field was iu tho bank when 1 sold A SelMt School at‘ Woodland Centre, under the <i -1 tnit box fur I saw him found one or two stsiw w here .the car­ 2itrle more flashed. Wae also pdecvhon . 'iia »«rpcr. will eonaeneaKept. him tho first lot, but I do not know how chamofPrer. ■ it in his hand* ono time at the desk. pet was stiffened. Theie wim a lout / saw him on riuudiw •raorning. There 1 have print ot one place fumti by a re< dish axe two ways in wkicli oxo can go Ifrom 1 brought him a cup and feu epoon to many pieces there were, probably two or three, nor do 1 know liow much I,re­ Vanderpool ’ s Louse to nb« bank. One take uwdimae, but think he did not take wuUt«nce. This q»ot wr» abost four ceived. Do not know where ho i II will commence Sept- 4ib and continue fix week*. inches in diameter. I esnsed <ht floor tlcough the badk ifour .rad the alley it from this (box at that time. He had Euperintendrat of School, will aUo conduct the money that he paid a The soma meant lots and another box and tho two lay there to­ got tnioiu ciam for teacher., at the rillura of to lie,wit out. for I saw a large spot that acsoss me whether ho got it out of his pockets !her. Gut tho letter enoken of and quarter nearer. ' gcfl was inked over and very macu scrubbed. this is about a or from the end of his nose. If ho took , *uc uowu as the ‘‘Brown ana Nolan let­ l found in the matching raised will th.’ Theother way is out aS the front door । g arkx'issi&.tei it from hia pockets, I do not know from and WJWU down *u*i-v Maple rtreen Do aotremen dirt a reddish substance that looked like ,auu —-----—-------— -. ter’ ou the ev/Jnin’of tho 19ih, of Sep­ and I swear before thia jury e. Readier, Grammar. Method* of Teai-b. „ one, . blcixt Hanging on the nuder side of I her whether I bud any eonversahou tember, I think. The evening that Gon- which mramtM. will receive ,pw-i«| attentlua. and God Almighty I do pot know where over was there was on the evening pro” • ' ~ --------thebdaril were drops about tne sine of » with him on .Sunday morning or no, l . O1 eupvnntenaent st pea and of ri r. ddLh color. Found a but think not. I went to pet some feub- vious to the inqvest. Saw him give (he | eJ,u Mr. Elins W. Merrill, of Muskegon m wsuapcr on tl* counter «iih ib»* I er pillows I l-d «<bo barn; letter to Mrs. Vanderpool. On W’ednes-1 marks ou -one ride, of the size of the end j This was about 8 o’clock and the next day when we ntwe at the Bank I should was called as tho next witness, but Mr. -jf tbe finger, and on the other ri ie was I time I saw Mm that day. <*• about 4 think there were 80 perapas around j Hughes objected to his being sworn on * .. . .. one mark. Also found one tine hair, 5 o’clock. I was passrnc bv on a wau tlwro at a tune, and the chief topic of < ' .1. v " -1 ie ground that hi* name was not on or C inehre iu tengrt. Ixwkrf in tbe. with toy lit*, girte awl to “ conversation was r icld s disappearance. . fc , , , i ot know------------------------------of any crowd being store ud a r» ry tod .tuell proceeded jko bJrony «bore aal --etotouoe*am- Did --------------o there - i t*1<’ *nfomntion. Mr. Nelson then Stated that this Wltfrom ,t It bnd'tto odor ot burnt tool- wna.iuo by toying, Ite bud b.d «m > «•« un Tiizrewlrtto T.u-tev \lnr1„ Mode nnmtoxmfntore no mreutory r\C of ttlxto the ‘, .-u E.m.1 tun xm.lt red .tow "" th" 1 rltto. token of th. honre, and toked m. „f,. «, Wedntod.y. Ttore .to a t. tiu 1 ness w«i3 discovered only last Friday, as part wall Como er robbed hi. h.nJ if J wont -d any ot them, and 1 nd I I box n> lh. burglar fo-oof chert abouts a J । having facts important for the pro^ecuor-r the ink .non, remr .[qtennd 10 lx- did not know u, I drt Ihd not toy .toc.tes deep, <1 .neb-. tr.d«.and 3inclto . tiou. n.oirt and otter, dry. I tooth dinner | anything t» him £ Monday ntoromg , fang. There ya, a ruaUto Un eiumge iJmwd.tod itow te teing nlkat for il 1 box .bou, f# foobre long'tod 2 itoln-x Tho obfortioo on orermled ond ox­ . , . .■ — ,before — f--- iL ta.htoatore Ixx. ■! Jbirthte —l..« l.e.iexn» ItrMUJ.l* UimUOCl. lOr 11 Mltn » epuwpou. aww — — — — | — k_.i U«,I 1 pevtty early tu be talking about I high at the batk rid* which sloped down’ ception taken, when he testified as folwent into 0fo wash room and wished, I was i—. - 1 u ' j to tho front One box went in endway.s lows: then we went to dinner - after which 1 business. and tlw other udnxrxjx, te.riog . Irtlto j j ,m lkMtouw/ n, ' Mnrire™.. .nd took lum to jail, returned to tk« Counsel naked him why hi sai l it was । have been engaged in the lumberond examined his clothes tho. be had on , nil tin"- about Lush spaoe in trent bosin^ l hor Vxodapod Sunday morning. Then I went to the pretty early to be tnltang abou^Lu® „.fr^lnTt 1,-T.,Mt Bgghy.--., an inrentoy«'«».. Leto,,trheu Mr.LllgUfou "*««•» W .11 yoodrrabqta regud fo th. tore.- '„6d hi„ fa Jol ofTSg i • ', • - ’ .-entente of tbe tof.-, and found a tetter foh, mmtoaf ereto exemit»«M>, Wt the ftr ot that letter at the jail ? Oldretioo mile by Mr. Hughe., 11 “PJ"1 * “»te with him tod ho book and a 150. U. 6 bond, about *oO I OTnIt dimWd it re proceed without n ,t , . _ ! , . • I camo for the purpose of paying it oe in mnuteted ftto6m.nl currency tod which, being overruled an exception was getting it extendad. Got up that tountinx .Wt a noted. Qoes.—What was the amount ? * hMpitsJity of the people U Oranc-rrillr. bo esn T. 11. DIAMOND. Co. Supt School,. SELECT SCHOOL. .. ...... ..... IO IBKe C feel on the 4th of .Sep'i-tuber, at the ELUS SCHOOL HOUSE, ... ,-... ... . ,*,v ...r.n'u"r- ...tv drain- from aucii a *unre«, conitently adding paring fur ’< Uw .Muddle* ting men or womrn prewinlrr aebonl, will find commencing winter school. Tuition to the School, 03.00. For further information, addrew. �Great Union Exposition Al Grand SEl’TEMBKB 12, 13. M AND l'v Itrtl, Hmtuxob. Mich., Avgust 28, 1871. 8ENERAL iwo faim ix oxx- CONVEYANCER; ABSTRACTS OF TITLES What Answer 1 Gentlfmcn of Uio Jtxry, or lhe Grand River Vdi’ley Hallroad. Of tbe Grand Ruphls mi«l Indiana 1 lull toad, of tbe Northern Aerlcultunil and State Pornological Societies, the Union Fair Commntee, of the Business and Mercantile LDUrtaLs of Grand liupids now and hereafter, give cur. Two hundred nnd forty rods «.<; miditional railroad will •■nnble cara to run from the A J my street DeiMd to the Fair Grounds. Why shall! it not l>e made, and that immediately ? Weureiold that the cost of the work would no: Ik* more than $1,500 or $2,000. But suftpoMf it bu twice or thrice that. lx>uk at what waits. Ten thousand jicople in this city aud intermediate vicinity are writing nnd wishing to pay at least one fare euch way—at ten cents each that would be $2,01)1). Ten thoumiihI more from other parts of tbe State during the four d^ys of the Fair want to do the same thing—S2,WK) more. Do I you sec that 1 Aud if such a road wa* . made a permanent thing it would be thus busy at least twenty days iu each ' and every season. Shall we have a rail­ road to the Fair Ground*? What an­ swer? . To the above, from tho Dally Panic of j lhe26th, we mint the answer will be in the affirmative. Such a road would add largely, l>oth to tho property on exhibi­ tion and tho attendance. Let the road be built. Location of the Odd Eellows* Institute- GRANT & PHILLIPS of lands in Barry County fnmLihcd on Hjiplicatlon, at my office in the Court House. W. H. JEWELL. missioners have located the Odd Fel­ low’s Institute at Lansing. Though in doing so they have clearly broken orer tho plain instructions and conditions im­ posed by the Grand Lodge, yet their action is such as will undoubtedly secure the approval of that body. Tbe Enterpriu of the 9th inst says : Tbe committee appointed by tho Grand Lodge of this State, for the pur­ pose of locating this institution, were in session in this city yesterday. The point selected for.(he Institute is tho city of lensing, tho brothers and citizens of that city having donated tor that purpose property rained at $40,000, it being what is known as tho Rogers’ Female College, a building built of brick, four steries nigh, sixty feet in length and width in pra^rtion, standing on a tract of laud of tftenty acres; also twenty-fivo acres of land adjoining. Truly a mag­ nificent donation, worthy the whole hearted brotherhood and citizens of tho Capitol of the Statu. The only j oint that contended for this prize with any chance of success was the village of Three Rivers, St. Joseph county, which offend the sum of 826.0U0 dollars in cash. This was doing nobly, but the cuunuittee taking into consideration the largely superior bid of the city of Lan­ sing, together with its central location, awarded it to that erh. Wo understand that it is the intention of the committee to proceed at once ' towards raising aud collecting' further sinus of money for the purpose of building^anothcr wing to tho building similar Sr lhe present one, and cottages for the widows and orphan?. When this is completed it will make on edifice that the Onler can well be proud of. A month ago or more, the “dead beat’* of an Owosso paper, contemptuously ig­ noring the subscriptions ot Corunna, which were then $1,700 more than what had been raised is Owosso for a united purpose, claimed that the location of the Institute lay between Owosso and Three Rivers. The fellow stumbled ou tho VAN VKL9ORJL ROLFE. ATTORNEY’S at Law. UarUnn. Michiran. OSes over National Rank, corner State aud JoBcraou Street*. ... _ __ State Pomological Society 1.. HLSSE1.U. ATTORNEY at Law. Iniuratice and Cblicctinc fcir»cV£-n^ * Are .bound IfuHnjt, Mick: Dry Goods, For the In*the Koeieiy- Yearly member­ . I.i(e Mewbcraliip ticket* J1O. CHAN. H. HAUER. HENRY 8. CLUfiD. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. sed Grand Haren. Secretary. .Solicitor in Cteiu-cry. AH lopl bu»ine» cnlm.tG.W.GRIGGS. Grand Raplda, Freaidanl. ueilroad and steamboat larva at excursion ►onrtreot*. Union block. t>i er Barlow & Oood,tr». Freigilt moatlr free. year’* More. Ha*tiw, Mleh. Jnrly ex peel »bip ti I. A. A E. A. HOLBROOK. BEST AND CHEAPEST TTURNEYS. and Conneellor* at Law.and Solid! ■>r* in Clianrery, will promptly and fdlhfully a! Groceries, I1IIIIIS Mil SMS, WM IL HAYFORD !17^rA3?tffc^a!s?S late Agent: land* bought and Mid. nnd nil buv .new tracactlon* ou raa*utul>!» tern*. .Ofleooir Goodyear A Barlow** (tore. C. <i. HOLBROOK, Ot Home Manufacture, ATTORNEY nt Law. Mliellor in Chancery, wi! attend promptly to ail biuinwi* entru.ted to bin (Moe over J 1* Robert* A Co. » drug More: oBc And everything in their lino of Good* at prices as low a, at Jaekson. or Grand Rapids, And in manywn Lower. Go to the ATTORNEY and Little Red Shop! HARVEV WHISHT, New Good> Juat RocoMd. By tho following, from the Saginaw Enterpnu, it will be seen that tire Com­ GEO. C. WORTH. LAWYER. Corner of Jeffarrao and orer Barlow AOoodyear• Store. lUrUrrn Mich. Ari chanlcal Sadciy ’West ofBank GRANTS PHILLIPS. DJW. J. ML R C. Rl'tJSELL. * mw russell A. WOOLEY — BEST STYLE Hare their new Goidt. CHROND’ Cuunaa. “ This is the Lad uho drove , the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's miulloudr Tbunday after- jom BUBkHTi. PHYSICIAN and Sorrton. Dwelling orf Broad­ -ay, near the Court Boom. TINE BOOTS! VOL UPJOHN. la t>M ttlr, Manufactured by DR. C. U. LIN8LEY, •BOTANIC ami Boteetie Phyrfeiaa an treat* all rtrvnk and ■eatedie*< » to an can* by day or night. Ofiee al WOODRUFF! A. P. DRAKE, M- D., $itw iHninggall REMEMBER, STEWART K STEINUOFF. for warm meals at all hours.' Washington Block, tsoutb ride state St. llomember the place. Op- I posite Lein's Bakery. i South side State Si. i --------• Striffit and Meciaiital Batiste, OFFICE over Grant A PbUUp'a Stere. tia*Uar>. Mtehlran. MILO T. WHEELER, Aii%o,ws?^i* " ii W fill {) A RBI Mi t C ITY PAINT STORE! The Best in the City. COMM INS fc BROWN, I J. W. MAYNARD. | NOTARY PUBLIC and General Uneven ■ and Oitil.nwun JfBrrwa mree<, on* ! Of Kmirtra Blurt. H»»riXi>. XllK - i Graininy, Paper-Hanyiny, /udtunininy, *c.,\ THE Sign and Ornamental Painting i CELEBRATED Farrier’s Improved! Dane la the latest tty|e>. Dealer* in Wall Paper, Window - Hbhide* Picture Frames, Looking ' Experience ! II SHERIFF. * 30 Ya ars \ . GRANITE STATE w- rr0o”" „ Oflee at th* Conrt Banwu IiMi*nr. I DK^UTY U.^S-Mmltel. General ItelteMim Amt _______ ’ E.H.MAGUORV. CornSheller! Matetiala. Window Glwe, etc., etc. romer of Church aud State. truth, for though by the foregoing ex­ tai In the City. Charro* moderate and everybody made to fevl at home. Splendid aeommodatiun. for areaik j«H3<f ! W. T. EASTMAN'S been located between those two places — but considerably ) the other side uf GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES.' Owosso.—ShiatcfluccAmerican. z^teb. ■ £> [ NATIONAL HOTEL, I TOE SALE AT tract it seems the Owosso sharp-practice was not even noticed, yet tho college has —.. ........................................ ■IDPLE.ILI.B EXCHANOE. Warehouse on Broadway. Ayer’s Ague Cure, JLkx.0. Periodical .-jid tndoe-J ail th trota rna'zrtboa. RJftilSTKH of Deed*. Ueaeral Converaan Notary 1‘ablie. Vffleeia thoCourtllou» open at alt boon. *Ul/eee.to be paid when J. C. WOODRUFF. PAINTERS. Howu-PainGny, At Hastings. r^Woolrenfby Bwlrtred will be j ih.-ax»t-jobk»ox. Carted to ortre. k»d retu Uck ia good । conitition. ------------------- A.uouore—..------ ----------- AARON CLARK, Land and Calcined Plaster, Dumb ; LIME, WATER LIME i.. BARIXW * GOODYKMTC; New Warenocre, I । _____ MlacoUuncoua curd*. No •••»<• nin-<- !■ hmder calM f.K hy the i<. . ...riric* vf U«’ *i*ri-M jwj-fv than a sure end >ale coin i « r.»cr mid Ague. :m'4> hr .i:u u>r« enabled t»> oner, «>!!» n pertfr l ■•mainly Hutt it LUMBER,LATH, aoJ SHINGLES' , August 10. 1871. Af^uining V. F. Dwight A Co’a Foundry. OMXini’H AMD HACK LISE. j J . 8. VANDRPNT Proprietor.—Leave the Hotel* . fpfv rery tmia. Order* ten on the Sate at h-i- WELCOME MARBLE. that uu harm can an»c fton iu iu« in uuy <[iiantlty. । •WO. Tor tho patient ewnte’. lie risk ■nualtun te violentHtlnr.*-.. I th!. Iialcfi B. Tim ** Omsk *’rX|>r.r •J.eiiila.matic tu ax® AOVU the ay»tem, and the<!crdopmeat of tbe •’i-na-r. K taken c larxe ..uapUur we -upidy for a dollar bring* it xrithln the ru*rh uf roarybody; nnd in IrfUou* dis­ trict*, wtwru asp Ai.i k prerrlta, ererybwly rhould have it.aiHl n-- Il fnrly Imth fur cure and protection. It L hoped thio price .will place H uifom tee reach uf ait—tbe iiooraaneU a* the rich. A great Mimriority afthte remedyanrer any PATRONIZE BOMB* INDUSTRY' , Catarrh. Arthma, PalpUalk*. OPEN BUGGIES To the Ladies!! Ma. M. A. Morrill wfahw lo annoanea to - - Kin Ceesrr Fjlib la IUM1 toe 70, ateo at State FaiainJKO. All wort warranted. Brick Shop, 33 Waterloo 8t. Grand Rapid*. ABTHUK WOOD, n. a. ttoamu i oUntil ■ LACK A FULLCB, Froprteten. .re pirpared to turniab I MAKE A SPECIALITY OF ALL STYLES OF Vntchea. Clocks and Jewreiry Repaired - . HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS Gold & Silver Watches, Silrer aid Plated Ware. aoaaara. J. ROBERTS fc. CO. I General PFevm De HASTINGS NURSERIES.' monuments, HEAD STOKES. Hlrawberry onibl. tvra TABLE TOPS, MANGLES, SHELVES, ETC. .<th# teat ITAlLIAFT F«r Sale. NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, AMERIGO MARBLE DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceriee, Bool* and Bboea, Clothing. Bala and Capa, 4c., At. . Shop nrer lb. Baton Cult Blare vreek Brent. -£n32?*™‘» MUSICAL! U}c^.io lbe®,rkBt- CaD al tbe Drug Store •UDr. Barton and eee it, South Site Slate BL, naatinga, Mich. ,ig Aja HatUnga JatL SWi isrt. F A.RMERS AXD •UEMMAN RICH. Deatertn Maxell la- Tinea a rtaiEr ncis. ’-A. CARD. Michigan Exchange. MOIEY TO LOAM ! ^Horsemen ATTEKTIOS! -------- ------------- —-------- .... ..revniret nt Ml Lake. Barry Co„ Mich. * , JOHN WHITMORE. • white ia tbe citv. ’ *-AV. LTOft. ww^r. Hartlnrw Max Skim. PRICKMTT. 1 Blt“ At this Office. °" •h°rt “°‘i» __________________ __ �ERIE RAILWAY, ATTKISTTIOX! 1,400 mil.., undor 800 mile, without Ono Management. Change of CORohee. n ROAlt OAVGR-DOirOLi: track atOVTE Good Bargains in NVEW YORK 1 KIKCIPAL BOSTON YOI1K SlATM , POINT® IS XEW AXD THK Oil- REGIONS OF PENNS YLVA Can bo’ had by Calling' at SOUTHERN THIS RAILWAY XXTEMM TnOM Ruvhestor to Now York, SR5 mitos Buffalo to New York. 423 mites, Suspension Bridge to New loot 44^ Dunkirk to New York, 16u miles, Cleveland to New York, 026mi!ee < inciimeti to N. Y., Kf.O mil<-e >-AXU XS FROM t-sf L. to 27 MILES THE SHOETtB EOVTE. . TT%TTA„ „ A w UNION FAIR, v D. R. COOK & CO’S Oflic? iu Hasting*. We 0flier the folloirinfl Tax Titles ------ TO BE HELD IN------ C3T8(«»miteNMt«2^Xm3fe..' j SHEPARD’S I. I... I. 31., buudova excepted; Cleveland from Atlantic and tlreat Western Depot, br , < Hi.! al <l-'.l'l J! - L iftun Hl rt A COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, v" ■ «"Pt. VI ■ dV» cxcepudn Buffalo from Depot'dm™ Exchange aud Michigan Street*, bv New Yoe •ime, itailv. tSnnd.i* exccpu-d'.l atT. A. X A rri re* at i 11 - c - • » n ^_. ■ Frier, outy ,10 Cruft a Bottle. The City of Grand Rapid:.Sy * r,f LAXDS ' Situated iu the (various To wnslujis of Bony County—one of tho best SEPTEMBER 12, 13. 14 & 15. Counties in the State of ------ WILL FIND AT------ Daacaimu.' ssetiax.'Diecaiirio.x. sicrtox. --iz„r^«.iz ■iiawUufnwJ^ SO 0w t/lf a w 3U a.MornwK flnorth 50 acres of eXaeX » Michigan, .ASSYRIA. • r ..------.--------"nouy euro lor mo roliowinn oomplsinu, - -- r-------- , wpcT>M>wu, Aiuany, and the ceiebniled^umnier resort.Hbarou Springs • I Jauiulice, Iiuliffrttion, Sour Stom­ and with Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatcrn ach, CoatlreneiM, Nrrrout ami Railroad, and at Jersey City withMulnight £«. I press Train of New Jersey kailroad tar PhilsSick-Headache, Lit er Comjdaint, lielpbla. Fet-erXAffue, DiftpejMia, Worms Sleeping Coaches are attache.! to this tram st I in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite. Erup­ Drawing Hoorn Coacbea are attached at CJifiou I ■^•pvtision Bridge;, running tbrounO to New | tions of the Shin, Pimples on the Face, and all diseases of the EXPRESS Flood; also the best Diuretic in Use ..fat Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loitis. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. (Only.) Lumbayo, Gravel, Rheumatism, rmnati al 1HP u_ ' .. ... . .i . X MAPLE GROVE. SPRING & AVERY’S. «>& ’ n w X of u w X CASTLETON. awT; if „ X U A n,le 1 nn1A.M.L(Dine;. *,,itMbur.g 9.14l.SC A. r.M.: MMdvi DaSktrt Clifton 1.3 ) P. M., dnapi-oaiou Bridge, 1.3.1 P> ~ —..w w X.VIIW OUU.O M.; Buffalo tL40 P. 14. Arrives .t H„r. of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Butera - tm IWiI* “ 5*w York n'M .i,iJL ' •» Hnur* «llh Fortheru Coaxral Railway far W illiamapurt, ilarnsburg and the South - at J.ruv X of n w V A-®r-wk 94tto*cU, Recommended by all the firet Claaa Physicians throughout the City and a-frlpbia,. Baltiniorv and Washington : and at New York with Moruing Exprraa trains fur Boston and New England cities. Sleeping Coacbe. are atiacbed to thia train al Cincinnati and st < liftoo, ;Snv«B.ion Bridge.) i running through to New York without cljarwe. | only .30 Crnfn(i Hottie. ------ --------n w niuKut. NICUp EXPRESS, daily, (Sunday* excepted;) leavealCIlftoD &jo P. Al . Suapen'aion Bridge at i 3.3J 1'. H.. and Bnffalo nt “.'.‘5 P. M. arrive* at i A Sleeping Coach is attached to t!na train tun­ inn th rough from BuepcnMoa ! fridge to New, mi mas m tmpETim I money Slnw^of »»• WOODLAND. J^.TM Xof.oX ujoHof'NX JOHNSTOWN. ------ TO BE FOUND IN------ C. N. SHEPARD, Rrontletor,' Grand 11aphis. Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY 4 BLADE. Hastings, Mich. ISAe Wof n w X 50 So wX 2.i*n2-i areof wXufae 24 nlf aotesideoffs' Western Michigan. BALTIMORE. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dally, .Sundays vuruna r. m.; sieauviuc ai 8.io r.w. iSup.j Dunkirk allO.iw P. M.. Clifton. lu.OU P. HASTINGS. t> w ptofn e t ofjn c f 2.1 9|a w { except SO.acrea 50 ■ Breakfast CARLTON. duly one train East un Sunday, leaving I in- j fcTHE ABOVE C17T REPRESENTS cmnati al y.43 p. M.; Cleveland at '.V> A. If.; Clifton 1.30 P. M.; Snapetitton Bridge at J..75 | THE P. M.; Buffalo at a 40 P. M. and Dunkirk 1.25 P.M.. and reaching New York ai’.uO A. M. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS BARRY. FOR VISITORS TO MAKE FURCHASES. Boatun nnd New England Passenger*. with their Baggage.err transferred FREE OF CHARGE in New York. HOPE Family Sewing Machine SPRING <t .A/VERY. SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED. new Ferrv from their Jetaov City Depot to lhe toot oflSd St., Xew York, thus enabling Pawen- BASIL 1 UNDERSTOOD. Aliajiii Order aiiReaiy fir Ijrt. in a daylight journey over tbe Line, will find in its ever changing landscape* anbjectvuf continu­ al admiration and interest. RUTLAND. J. W. A C. G. BENTLEY fSuceeasura to Dickey A Bcnllev f. eptoiejf of a «le)f ofae Its vital part. are made of of Bl hardened, and will last a lifetime. "I IRVING. *»-A8K FOB TICKETS VIA BRU BAILWAT, ont banting. Which can be obtained at the principal Ticket It will fasleji every seam . Offices in tbeWeat and North-West. It will Cord. Braid, Quilt. Bind. Gather. Hem­ I. D. BECKER, WM. R. HARR. stitch, Ruffle. Tuck, and Fringe neatly and du­ Oen tSop't. Geu*J P«*»‘ Ag’t rablyWe warrant it to sew everything needed in a fatuity, from tlie heaviest to the ligbteatfkbric. FRAJRIEVILLE. ifftw | 6 ae^ofa»7f : Hawijofaw^ .2 DlaUnfneV n w % of n e X J* of e j of n w •Jx »f * • X aPo vt ot a e fre X In Tailoring or Dreaatnaking THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. 1871” Please call and examine the Machine and its work. You cannot afford to bur a Sewing Ma chine uutil rou have aven tho FLORENCE with its late improvement*. x Hams, Williams, & Grant Ac I?bilUp ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING 4.-.. 4.-. Go there lor your CHOICE GROCERIES! a wXotscX i.V”4 Moldings a Specialty Doors S.n plot wU olae X L3 24 S4 » n wX’ofueSa' ffS £'i S^eXofneX •XiVo'r.’w^ $e X^V.wX wUof.wX • H °rf • aeVofnoT* IM W 53 S3 54 towg^f.olotooi 34 34 34 11 n wXofo.X IMMotwiof.irl • J»"fseX tsar.-x* Y.ANKEE SPRINGS. FARMERS 26 K- A fine stock Jrst Ortxrc W X* • • X Blinds, COME -A.IND »KE THEM Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ 0<j8tera nnd Ifyertshtnenls. &c. ST ORANGEAYLLE. MANUFACTl’REkB OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, 4c. Sash, 19 ■ BOOT, SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, awXof JleXofewX 25 U8 33 34 THORNAPPLE. on hand at nil hours. H. A. BU8ELL. 25yl -CEN^ DRESSED LUMBER, Meat Market! Of all Kinde. and then call in and get for Yourselves, Wives or Children, the very best and cheapest BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, from “Parties deairing to pnrchaoo will do well to Colt W® will cheerfully give all information dtwired. D. H. COOK Ac CO his select Stock now on band. Aho get your Best TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE. TOBACCO, CALL AT JOHN STANLEY’S near the bank. The bMt .lock ol MMtalwij, on hand. Ac., Ac., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in Own wod G« yoor Bhak, Bout., Eleratar Building of C- F. Dwight A Co, „r mt thiog you wool. SIMON !■' BKENBUTH. HASTINGS, MICH. i Haitian. Act. 3. UH. the City. Hastings, Aug. 21. Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MEDICIN AL PURPOSES. JACOB MAUS. Also, Imported Doublin Porter and Edinburgh pale Ata kent eonatantly on hand. JeffereouSu Httlier. ««»• �Pa norana and Exhibition. place to buy your boot4 and thoes T||b 1\epiIblica|I Brunau. ! IsThe al Rukyak'b . Oa the evening of Monday, tho 28th daily during the trial Custom work made on short notice,: Inst., ProL O. W. Chaffee will give the. in good style anti rearonnble prices W. II. HOLMES, 1 moot wonderful performance ever wit at Rtxyak'6. nemed on the tight rope, extending Ladies* fine shoes of the latest styles from tiwUnion Hall to the highest acat Rvkyan’b. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. ce*lble point acrosB the street. ]>erformordc” “•n*e,o*e “,hl’of5ce' Warranted Custom Made Boots from ing some of tbe most daring and difil Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jameson Ataite.fobaEwtel.4a at cult feats, such as crowing tho rope at RfNTAK ’B ________ backwards, # blindfolded, rollllti|ro a r'Baldaiore. JohnrM J Battle erwek. clo»« wbeelbturow, turning »omcreaulwNk> 7',midair, hanging l>y bl. band, and JU.H .b-W,, „.«, । «o»d. .dMltbalMaa. and beat alyl-. h„u j j ,7^ ' W , ■"‘D*00 «• Opfn .. ~ —ff “ ’ ’ ’ J. ROBEHTS. P. M. *J*’?' ATI05fAX‘ Clothino Houfe. _________ ,--------------_____ __. the ftDd rr — ,ur " “,cf<,r 1,10 ““ chM CDe,‘l** lKWl‘ »O-agSEgg; Clothing, Gents Furnishing (foods, etc. -------- —----------------- --------------------------------- tf E.G. Williams. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. ---------- —---------- Grand River Valley Division An Every-day Story. A.UGUS»T' I&T1. , by any performer. The Prof, has perf(irmtx| jn nearly all the principal cities and In the country, Includand institutions inititutk |iUg a during j ascension over tbe North ver and 1* , in River, and * Is acknowledged by all to '*• , |X? : one of tlie most graceful and' finished rope artiste In the world. Immediately I after the rojie aacetiElon the Hull will — “Hello John, where are you going?” be opened for the evening's entertain“I was going down here to buy some grocers." of New York city, and an exhibition j “ Well I am going down to Mace Al ­ MllSD. - ACCOJI.' consistinguf music, comic delineations. len’s t<> buy mine.” of various character*, rongs, both oj>-1 “Down to Alien's? Why, 1 never bo’t erotic and ballads, the whole constl-1 ‘ any of him, I always go there to buy tutlng un evening’s entertainment that ' ; crockery and wall pajicr, but I never cannot full to pleuse tbe most fastidious, thought of buying groceries there. Notj1 and instruct nnd amuse the crowd. Ad* long ago I bd’t a whole set ut crockery ! mfcrdon 85 cents. Children under ten land puper i nough t o pa]>cr my house.' years 15 cents. there, 20 per cent, cheaper than 1 could ! I buy any where else. Besides lie war BiKTKD 'T. Tbe rrt^t.ry he k„ |» |. ALiie Hone Jounial-Netable Cbsoge. the Boot's celebrated ware.” • I •‘Well, I always do so on groceries, and 1 know y.m can. Besides he takes ! ' L'iat October, Hearth and Home anything 1 have to sell ut a fair price, ; passed Into lhe hands of Messrs. Orange I I get a better tobacco, tea andlkaj j, Co nfRwMdwav New1 <ou. sugar there for the same money than । C Br7“yya-' • f l w i any where else in town.” । > orlti the well-known publishers of the. M. ALLEN American Affriculturitt—a journal long i Washington Block. Aug. 16, 1871. ’ without a rival in sterling value and: I circulation. The marked improvements "■ .!<in KajidChariot iv ; Clover Hollers! SUPERIOR. MeSHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and Aim .Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLCIWS MJVD (.ISTIXGS '»«p* ' 4 10 •Mid l’.»n »r I ‘.V. ¥ / X/-1 a T MACHINES, in Barrv Countv—for s»lo bv ENTS. ! E. P. BURRALL. ■ Journals anywhere issued for the family drek—-adapted to both the Juvenile and , adult people, nnd meeting the special j Important Railroad Meeting. wants of the housekeeper. Besides It! supplies very useful chapter* for the A meeting of the citizen* of Hastings garden nnd faim, and nn important I and vicinity will be held at the Court | House on Monday evening next, at 71 news sheet, giving a valuable resume of, Exj»rw» 1 j o'clock, to hear the report of the com­ the news for the week, up to the mo­ ' u,1?*«,BPPo*ntoJ to visit Battle Creek ment of issue. From $50' to SStXi worth ; nnd Kalamazoo In the Inlerret of a north and south road, and to such of engravings beautify each weekly We notice now a t-tlll farJ farther action as the meeting may de­ number. determine. By order of Committee tber mark of enterprise on the j art D. R. COOK. ! of the publishers; they have secured I tbe exclusive editorial services of Ed■ ward Eggleston, fo widely and favora­ Office in John NVeisertt’s Hardware trtore, Brown’s New Block. SPECIAL NOTICE. 1M0 “ “• CHAM B. MACHINERY AGRICULTURAL GREBLE 5 CU p ■* Fx^rrM ETC., HARB0W8, and the lar^eet stock of * ,hcn expected to appear In Hearth and Home have bcerj fully realized, and it is! ! now one of the choicest Illustrated' x-rrTN/-N LOCAL rille i »M lontrille! 2 40 fiXXNlNd H. A. Goodyear. Dan'USlriker. GoOdjear & Strik6r and RUSSELI Dealers localJlbjijiBf? jhticBj. in WOW. HUH, fhrAtwe, bly known by his writings In Scribner't Monthly, au<| many other magazine-* The ve art mal>h to and Journals, and especially as the The days days of of grace grace on on accounts accounts due due ; tie late Intn firm firm of Dickey A L tBently, >__are ... j1 Aw*/ro»t (he eemmeaeeuient cf the tune ef chief superintending Editor ofthe New the , . ...v . I ' ’ v York Independent for some time jin«t. pretty Those‘nteMrted interested JMilo.trewe willtale take.ukcrwtivu for Wlth thta Dotob,‘’ a‘»<‘i«h>o to the pre­ m l nearly ?out. P"** Daily, wiU will do well, to take notice, dtosepl ; p ; vioualy large and strong editorial farce, i ! Twenty-f.ce CenUper wee', ------ —----- - i -twenty-fire Centt per Send in yotv Hearth and Hmm cannot fall to merit J - ook — ■ I and command a prominent place in | L H-----------------------------------------------are.—Remove those corns ! Immediately and Comment* mw. every household, jn city, village, and j country. Specimen copies can doubt- ' and waits by the wwofthe Japanese ' ------------- — ■ » ■■ — less be obtained of tbe publishers, as ' com file. Seat postage paid on receipt i Windr and dustv. al»ove. Terms only $3 a year. Single | of twenty-five ctnti. Address R. F.' I number* eight cents. Hearth and Jayne, Grand Rapids, Mich. Railroad meeting to-night? Home ami Amrrfcan Affricutturiet to- i Better add add one one or) or gether. Mayear. Better WantJd. Wanted. , School conimmees one week from tc- ; both of thim to your supply of reading; n■; ' ; AGENTS FOR THE ' they are each worth infinitely more! Every one having unsettled accounts day. than ibe .0.011ILEATH EH BELTIHO A WECIALTY ' “to call and Fettle the same by September ‘ ------------"an i ■ '----------- j Stoves. Harnesses, | Iron- Nail*, Glass, Agricultural Tools, &c. Wooden w«re, <fcc. ,1st. for J muBl have my pay. l'J"I MafuX AttEX. j The meat market roof near the bank: is having a new coar of shing4<^ . Mas. SratXGZR Cancer can ke Cored. haring been found Every Satcrday for this week' _ .. will not be under-1 KOld bvnnvHou.se ichigan. sparkles with merit, l>oth in ItHllluBtrn-1 We AUlUUg 1B»I I ------tfons--and editorial MMMKCA. matter. AmongIte : ,Uu8tmti,>ns.<,Southem Scenes'*appears i I c-iuspicuously, and‘ cannot fall to’intereit those who have navigated the south-1 ern rivers, as well a* those who never beheld them. Published by James R. (fogouJ A Co., I‘°'">n. >1.-. PriceM i«r Moo«.l s.nJ|, Io 1 by Deputy Sheriff Mallory at Saginaw, L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer ______________________ mixture Is warranted to cure all cases “ now “ this citv and a Ku<*t of Mr. A.u of cancer nnd wrofula tn every form. J- Rua<’ un(il bRct the tri“L Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad. Z~T7—~ , d llu.lnn. < oik,. 1, . oore euBraoie,. f, r ' 11 as tings, Mich. I n good and honorable position. Hamp, \\ llliauuj A Co. have not got time to run after accounts that were to The Air Line Railroad suit at Co*- i Gvonr’. I.iDV’e Book lor Seplcmlnr be paid after harvest. Therefore, we ex­ sopolis, against subecriber* refusing tu 1 is on hand, full of excellent Illustration*' pect every- man to call and nettle up pay for their stock, has resulted in a and leading, such sateA>uuci in noott.cz No family should be with* their accounts on or before the 28th “ verdict fur the Railroad. It will doubt­ . magazine. Innt We mean tnuinru. less be carried to the Supreme Court. ! out IL Price per annum, tingle copy, j $3; two copies, >5 ; three copies, $7.60; Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. The valuation of the State uf Michi­ 1 four copies, $10; five copke. and one; 11 rent sugar at Busell’s. , gan is $630.000,000; that of Kent Co. .: extra to pc: tor up of club, 514. : »• $81,000,000 or a little Ic-s than one ' P< aches fresh and nice at Busell's. >the ^lure of those, or any other. in',r Best Hxnywlue.bittere for draper r^ h,be,rd‘*t,nBliOQ'”,n Xfron,“nv “H °f U” °fflce- BctbSE Ths Town Talk j Is tbe name of a Choice Biand of Ci- ' A I ACKLEY The very BEST PLACE to buy Hama, Williams & Co. Do not cfolm to have the only Mold* Jug Machine Id Parry county, but they have one that will bHo-v CARPETS, k- FA*M for fcALK. ■ — ------ • —V V rna two elegant transerlptionH by Lcon! Tonel, making a total of fifteen piece*, printed from thirty-six falbalze music-plats*, and you cm get all tnte XUHTkK£i.'ii C£LE££.iTF;> choice music far thirty eenta. Vol. Vlij i commenoed with the July number, and V/ 11ST E OR B E E E the publisher o3en to tend thd July,, ;------------ -u—-> Agu«L and Sep emler nunben for 76 '«; ‘-’’’’-‘•’J w umiii.. Imb acd |OMB ceata. Address J. U Petara, 5W Broad 1 lUB , W. New York ALBERT EJ8ELJBERG BOM) W BHB! ■ • . X-—‘ -mats. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, OILS, Groceries Peter’s Musical Monthly for Eelcmber Us splendid numler. It would seem! almost ImjrosalLie to Improve thia ex-, ccUent work, and yet each saccee1fr.g j number seems t> be better than the font.' &.C.. &C.. This present number opens with a beautlful ballad by G. W. Fersley, entitled ! 'Barney Aleen;" then follows a charm­ log song by Tucker, -My Mother’* Cheaper than any Store in Hastings. Wedding-Ring,” after which comes Thomas’s Mend soug. -The Cross and ' Crown,” which Is alone worth double the |.rice of the Monthly. ‘ My Sister' In Hca* eu.*' song and chorus, and “The ' Home ..r the Swallow* ” duet, are al>o » Mattings; PAINTS. !NOTTINGHAM LACES, TOILET and FAXIT GOODS PERFUMERY. BOOKS* STATIONERS, su 74 MOirilOE street, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, O/lAXi) RAPLDS, MICHIGAN, CIGARS and TOBACCO,' OppMtt* the Natlee.i KEROSENE LAMPS * fixtures WALL PAPER. *A. *a. »-• P. IMMEN. CITY DRUG STORE, State St.. Ha-t'ng-*. Mich. 0«M>i.'ufciiaiBL. Orud Rapid., &■ 2S" liable and Bucce.«fu| i. C. II. KICKS figures for eash. OIL CLOTHS, TURPEXTIXT. Secret Worth Knowing. Glassware, ----- ------- _--------------------- HL VARNI8HB*. For Photograjdia und picture*, of all kind*, call on J. Fx Minkler. Cher pest f.uit jar at Bweh^. . NEW CARPET HOUSE a anti dealers tn C.H. HICKS, Crockery. Tur Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Abo the WOODLAND PARLORS j PATENT MEDICINES, A Choicx Siocx of perfumeries at the | City - News Depot « Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigar* in the market at Po«t Office. the best in the world. Mark Rvmkll 1 Ornrereintf- an4 UrU551SlS «n(l ChCmiStS, ‘ Ptcxic.-There will be a union Sun fcho'’’ Wcn««at Xludge’s prove In Twr U.t -•«. c t « • i Mudge district will be represented. Tho •« l .1 8cl,t<’ B<”1' ~™«‘ l«nd will be In.iin the City at the CSly Lew. Depot tendanee. Itee. A. Ko^eo. will deliver Beet eheere InThe dty at BuwH'r. °"l'lon’-<1 ,l-«l- «I«>ed *"■'* rB------- — ' The Comer Grocery fond Centre. West Castleton ami tbe lity News Depot^ ___ _ MADE OF Lake Superior Iron* John A. G rebus, Tax Niw Firm.—J. W. & C. G. Bent-1 twentieth of tbe whole. ‘■OCR Giklb** is the title of a new i ■ *~ - QL.p ley, manufacturer*of *a*h. duor*. blinds ! ---------• •* ----------book by Dio L*wls, that every young ' and moldings, and everything else, are i Attentiox, Sciucrijjjerk. — The lady should read, and young men need! j «> busy selling moldings that they can-' H n,aJ,wJ °C *«»t by cars and ex -—- ev«u-: - —7 -*-------------------- , not be afraid to read ft, berem«e of Its ' not write for the local column this week. I' ,re~— care and regular- Utle. n abounds In good seore and F n ., --------J!7, TImm* onlerF<1 fhjm White’s ata- [ valuable suggestions and is for sale at Rubier moj s at Busell'P. tlon have al I been regularly mailed, aud > tire Book Store. Price $1.50 j .*•. «t_______ ___________ Detroit Stoves', ; ^£,pZ<fd°ae IQiiniTner u-i.u-r. ..n ‘ ">!/ StocJi ■ Dry Goods and Clothing Jp o£ sevenhe-ih,* f it n tfeueniy-jtvc CCllts Oil tilt Dollar. R. MUDGE. । P.O. Urwn xmi.iiiiiuli; „ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-29.pdf b18888e59baee30e56ac726dcb8a15a0 PDF Text Text ins Banner DAILY EDITION VOL. I HASTINGS, MICH., TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 29 1871. isitors ! UNION FAIR, ' THE VANT)F,Tl,PnnT, * i — TP TAT. |S54of tho Uuk lata book. Thi.» 1, the draft spoken off by Mr. E. N. Sall- SEPTEMBER. 1’2, 13, 14 & 1-5. ------ WILL FIND AT------ SPRING & AVERY'S, The Lnqctvt nud Be»l Aborted Stock of / BUI BOBOS nil ril!l’ETIM>S ------ TO BE FOUND IN------ Michigan. We Shall Offer at that Time SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. SFI1I2STG & AVERY. J. W. & c. «. BBKTLBY, Successors to hickey A Bentley.] it again to keep the door shut. Do not know the points of tho compass yot at Manistee, and hence do not know which [ way the door stood. Do not know from which way the wind came that day, but it blowed' tho door open. Two other doors were open that day but the wind did not blow me ont of tho house. William Hall, tho forty-sixth witness, being duly sworn said: • 1 reside iu Manistee and am a drug­ gist, and was in 1869. Hod two part­ ners, Mr. Willard and Moody. Knew Herbert Field and last saw him on the Sunday morning be was murdered. Ho had $2,295 deposited in our safe at that time. He kept tho money in a large envelope, anil an account of what he put in and drew out in a little pass book. Was t-bown a pass book, heretofore marked as exhibit L. M. N. and O. which he identified ox tho one. I car­ ried this money and tho pass book and delivered to Miss Hill'in the presence of' William Dunham. Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes. blinds, MOLDIXOS, ta. Moldings a Specialty- old, weigh respectively 4,210 and 3,990 lbs. Total weight of tho four, 14,210 lbs—-upwards of seven tone. They will be on exhibition at tho Union Fair. The Flhutrated Chrittian JTeMy for August 26th is promptly nt bond with a varied table of contents, and an unusu­ of fine engravings. Tho great “Central Park” of New York is al number depicted in a series of illustrations, and the editor promises to illustrate “Proapeat Park” of Brooklyn in a few weeks. We notice that tho publishers offer to i send tho first throe months of the paper Br&i***!h *ar r**r- The Fall icriss of teachcn cxuninationx will be­ held ai follow*: At Orangevilie,, 0<5f(Jlh. ''— “ Hustings, Ott. 9th, and Nov. Gth. “ Assyria, Oct. 18th—Ellis School House. At Nashville, “ 17th. “ Middleville “ 20th. “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. “ Woodland, Nov. 10 th. Each examination will commence nromnlbr at» octock A. M.. and continue at tho pfeasure oftao Heperiulendcn^ and will be oral and writun. I announce at this early dale the Fall Serie* of examInaUon*. ud. in connaction with it invite the altsntionof those croporinx to teach in the sehoob of this county, to the importance of continued effort, notonlyin niuinment* Id the rtudie. tan<hL but ta themeibodsof mpartinsiMputiML TheMandaidofthe put will not onlyYo maintained, but steadily adr anerd. thal the schools of Barry may compare fsvoraUy with those of other counties. stitched in pajxrr covers, postjiaid, to any address, for only fifty cents. This affords an excellent opportunity to all to examine this beautiful illustrated week­ fy. Address, ‘'Illustrated f Christian A»ri«—Ellta School 'Hl be tauvht in Monb t.Erilh. Weekly,” New York. ---------- — The September Atlantic has just mode S£ its appearance, and its table of contents is os follows : Twin Love, by Bayard Taylor ; Learning, by H. B. Hudson; Tho Field fand the Garden, Wilson Flagg; American Life in France, V.,M. L. P.: Iu the Lnne, by Celia Thaxter ; Kate Beaumont, IX, by B W. De­ forest ; Tweilty Dollars ; The Flower­ longed to Mr. Filer and -was painted ing of a Fation, by T. F. Appelton; white above the water line. Foreshadows, A. AV.; Watch and Ward, Mr. Eggleston then read ftvm pog* 168 of the Bank Journal an entry of a eler, III., W. D. Howells; A Greyport draft of 849C on Maxwell. Pont ± Co., Legend, by Bret Harte ; Our Whisper­ bearing date July 31st 1869. He also ing Gallery ; The Romance of Madroto ALSO, LUMBER- FLOORING 8LDING |r.» fimrfind thta l«rg» j ha said “oh, well, perhaps it was in tho . 8t*nd and read his testimony at tho | gram elevator and store house. It is | forenoon.” Tfie gold spoken of was Kalamazoo trial,'rather than havo «n- 1 situated nt tho junction ol the Grand Field’s and ho was going to keep it at1 other adjournment | River Volley and Peninsular Railroads, i tho huuso arid I told him Ij did not think । 'I and^speaks • * well for -• •business • -2 z._ ------7---------Mr. Church said that Mr. -Briggs the enter j tho house safe. Field had two does, a ! ianq^Tlw sinXmio would swear to one or two things not t prise of the men erecting it. The buildI big one and a small ono. ’n— ideqiool at JkU.aiUUXL-V, Kalamazoo, IU1U rind UK on that to Mr.— E. N. Morgan, UlUU|,>IVUUk IU .IKK j ing of it was let • --------------------C---- • ' he gave to Mrs. VuniL., —. a - few days ' broughtCut • before liis disappearance. The other Account would prefer to wait for him, who, while at work upon it, met with on dog was shaineil in tho woodshed, wherouprn court adjourned fill to-mori accident ‘ which ‘' ' caused ’ *his * death. ’ *’ | on tho Sunday ho disappeared and on The Common Council have fixed up­ 1 Friday and Saturday previous. Remem-­ row morning nt 9 o’clock. This is the I ber the suit Field wore on Sundayf fourth adjournment on account of ab­ on a plan for a building for city purposos. It is to be a two story brick. ! morning and saw tho coat afterwards sence of witnjssos. The Hotels are .just passably 1 hanging in tho Bank. Made the sliirt Sj here we are at the end of tho . filled at ; that ho wore myself and could identity i fourteenth day of the thirl trial of this present, and business commences to . liis body by that, for it was made diff- inqiortant case, and yet wo cannot guess pridk up considerably, but 1 see I havo i erently from any I havo ever seen in , _____ ______________ J a pat- with any certainty when the end will be. written more than I intended to already, ! Michigan, and witness exhibited a j > tern oi a gusset similar to tho one in tho Many had predicted that this trial would i sb I will close for the present. I (Shirt wliich made it [>eculiar. Retneui- j bo about a week shorter than the one nt I Respectfully yours, It -------5 .------- __rex--------« . MuA--------. j’ 'MoXS. I!« jho*E.., 1>V I ii.ta^no uluohln.teiljmroMmonth: i but iu that trial Uta Foople mted titair .. Churlotte, Mich , Aug. 29, 1871. I \ anderpool to Held when on inn way to ; . . . i ; N. Y. but do r.ot know where it is now, | - - - - ------- i though 1 haveoften inquired after it. . side ” of" the ” case on tho twelfth day, I ! The Fibst EvraiEo.—The first cn(jy. | Cross examined by Mr. Hushes. J while in this trial they cannot possibly i i was first introduced to Field m 1801 . do so before Thursday which will be I• for the Union Fair is in Class 14 of Di­ . vision B., a “ Spanish Jack” by Mr. W. I He had uo occnpntion then,*but had sixteenth day. Hutt come homo from sea. Do not know B. Perkins, of Bryan, Ohio, who also Tho testimony thus far is tho same j where he had been nt sea. He s pent enters a line herd of thoroughbred De­ ! some time at Swan's Island but do not old story that has been given to tho vons three bulls, three cows and two know where that is. When I became public twice before, except that it seems ucquainttsl with him ho had no business hardly as strong ns on the two former heifers. Our farmers must too to it that Oliio does not boat them at their own iu pnrticubir, but did some chores • occasions—perhaps modified by time. around tho house and some work for mo • • Fair through neglect to enter Uieir and also wrote a lecture of his travels i sleek. 'in South America. Think he was at' Fike xre.—The Jack? Jackson City Mills were M.a Ihrw or four time, but do no: rr- j bl;ni^ lh,( „ h>. Lose $109,000 of Bather Significantmember. Iuih lecture was Unit deliver­ which 860,000 was covered by Insu­ ed nt Lewiston Maine, and then at Minot's corners. This was in (he win- rance. Messrs. Allen Bennett, Charles The New York Citizen, edited by a I ter after I became acquainted with him. Knickerbocker and W. O. Thompeen Democratic member of Congress, Hon. Do not recall bow many years this lecture an* the sufferers. | covered, nor how many years he was nt Robert V. Roosevelt, has this to say :— ! sea, but I think ho went away at about •‘As matters stand at present Democ­ Arrest or a Desfe&ado.—A man who j the age of 15, and was gone at inter­ racy is almost sure oi defeat in 1872 ; gave his name as John Smith was ar­ vals for several years. He would go the ,lnew departure” weakened it, tho nwny a while and then oume borne, and rested at Holly, Acglwt 24, by officer riot added to the disintegration, and tho think be was gone once about three Howell, from descriptions by telegrams attack of tho Timet has destroyed the years. Mrs. Vnnderpeol camo to our from detective Ayers, of Detroit, for lost tope. It is true in the city, as we "house first that 'day and soon after he placing tics on tho Detroit and Milwau­ predicted, the feeling about the latter is came. Was sworn at Kalamazoo and dying out; the municipal extrava­ kee Railroad track, nt several points be­ stated that conversation in gancies and speculations are no longer substance as I have here tween Pontiac and Holly, as lie ac­ subjects of conversation they once were, Do not know that they asked me about knowledged, for the purpose of throw ana before six months they willprobathe dog, but he was tied up Friday. Sat­ ing trains from the track. He was taken bly be forgotten. But they have pro­ urday, Sunday and Monday, and then I duced their effect in the country, where, to Pontiac. / turned him loose. The little one I let with the aid ot the anti-Catholic feeling go and would not have auytUin^ to Uo tl»oy ha-ro <iu^ iho grave of the Democ­ Bio C attle . — There were exhibited with it, it was a rat dOg. The big dog racy. and will bury it in the coming was a good one, able to protect any one. । in a ride show, nt the Kalamazoo Horae Presidential election.” Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpool came about Fair, four'cattlo of wonderful size. Ono I noon on that day. The fastening of the | pair of twins, five years old, are called TEACHERS’ HOTICE. : house was poor and iu order to keep | the door shut I had to turn tho key. George and Martha Washington ; tho When any one came 1 bad to unlock farmer weighs 3,230 Ibe., and the latter Examination of Teachers for Barry County, Fall Series. ' the door and let them in and then lock 2,780 lbs. A pair of oxen, eight years Mr. Field roamed with me at one tftuo in a building between our two stores. Was intimately acquainted with him. He used to often go a boating for pleasure, both in sail boats and row boats. There was n barber shop on Bailey’s Corner, and a moat market next to it . Field was very neat in his dress and changed his clothes often, uanvpactubmsop hash, doors, Correspondance. ■b°»WB° °I”” tho ' The City of Grand Rapids, Iftaknt Charlotto l ing, in his testimony as belonging to To the Hastings BAXXKn : 1 him, and when be asked Vanderpool for Seeing by your last Daily that the i it on Monday after tho disappearance, California Minstrels arc expected at Anenjfoox susiox. I he said he did not know anything about Hastings, perliaps a word in regard to it, nor could he find anything in regard their performance here may not be out of place. They exhibited two nights, to it on looking over the letter book. I owing w HID WIKW Ui jut. aunmeii, a. *" t’— »-—*• • stated » that .. . Saturday and Monday. Everybody that At this point Mr. Church I the next witness to bo introduced was went expressed perfect satisfaction.— juror in tho case ] Mr. A. W. Briggs, who was on his way Tho performance was fully first class, ' ; Miss Ruohel Hill re-called. । I stated the other day when on tho here, os he was seen at Grand Haven everything in the most perfect decorum, : stand, that Vanderpool said when at my lost evening just before the train start­ and nothing to wound the sensibilities i house that day, that Field bad only $700 or 8800 in tho bank. Ho also said that ed, but fur some unexplained reason he of the most fastidious. Your Daily Fditioa of the Bashes ho presumed ho had run away, and did not get on tho train, and they hrul when I said that could hardly bo" possi­ since heard jhet ho was taken nick. has come to bo looked fur OS eagerly an • ble, he said if you could have, hoard This left the People uguin without wit­ any of tho other numerous dailies, and him talk <m.iauch ua I, you would think nesses, and an adjournment till to-mor­ in fact it is more interesting, to mo than so.' 1 said that I feared that there hod row morning was asked for on that ac­ nil the rest put togetherbeen foul play and ho said tlint might Dur little City 7 is continually growing. be. Ho also spoke of his keeping com­ count. Mr. Hughes said thqt inasmuch as i Tho new brick store's that are being put pany lately with very suspicious char­ acters and that ho had seen him with Mr. Briggs' testimony .v«uuuv.ns lv cumulative VU4Uum»»up tv ;this -r — tunuucr nni — nearly -------completed -j------ r------them on Sunday r. n., when I said to | consent that Mr. Hitchcock, i oxtarnally. Mt-srs. E. &. J. Shepherd, Fourteenth Day's Proceeding!. ------ TO BE HELD IN___ ■ NO. 13. read a notice of the same draft on page Hollow, by Bret Harte. re*»on»ble rata*. ‘ ' will elvM with an examination of T. B.DIAMOND, PnirivvOle. A ar. 8 1 Pl, LOST NOTE. ■M wz nau.iMjaw Dated HaMinc*. An>. S, 1871. ___ an<Slti . . �Oar Waahiagton Tr|« Rypd»Licjyi Bjytaxi^ SEPTEMBER 12,13, If AND 13,1SH.I GKO. C. WORTH. fain### Hunm Mien., Avgust 29, 1871. It.rtXeri nxt Mrldt.r.1 »4 ■«ckaOc.l 8»cW, *XD VMS , like the Roeine AeeoeiaUon of Philadelphia and The Advantage* of the Grand Rapids Commercial College. State Pomologies! Society which hu been inaugurated by ProaMant Grant >riom tor ...----- -----From the Eagle we dip the following nd io«k reapectablo employment. The l»di« full and authentic nodoo of the condi­ wilh the wretches who ■»«>«• ‘bemselvto tion and advances of the Grand Rapids bloody extermination of tho Indiana iu certain temporary foolbail. ro the own.pt mm of tho Commercial College, beyond question than evertn ooutroltiug the the effort#of thoae period, who in a few year# 1m»« tfa»m <® •urTV tion or suicide. The work they bars undertaken the very beat business college in tho private schools, and CHAS. H. BAUER. cauiwi leu ---------iU poiaibiliUea bare been proreoln other cillea. until their rude war spirit ia aroused and they commercial and literary institutions of learning bring money to a town just as well as toechanical and manufacturing establishments. Thousands of dollars are annually brought to this city, by students of the Commercial College, and distributed for board, clothing, books, and all tho etc. of life. This College opens its annual term under encouraging auspices, and ite classes promise to be larger than over. It now occupies four extensive apartments, in Luce’s Block, wtp»re the private offices of Prof. Swonsberg ore also located. Duo feature—tho telegraphic—oi this College is extensive I„ RUSSELL, Grand Haven, Secretary. G. W. GRIGGS. Grand Rapids, Pr*W“*Li„ * .. ■■_ .. ..4 .oambnut fares #1 exeursi on country: *• Public and YAM VEL9OR fc ROLFE. IUUBIX HOLBROOK, ------------ dors perpetrated on them by the old method# of cnatally murdered here on Isst Monday night, was largely attended on Thursday. The alleged murderer, Dennis Dsrdin and bis accessory — aarcaucaxs xovurc ix vimixia. ' Jsmea, are both pointed out tn ths verdict of the The Virginia Republican State Committee have Coroner's jurr and eondned in jail. called a State Convention of tha party to be held September 27. The utmost harmony prevails The cost of furnishing the Treasury Depart­ among the leading Republicans and the work ment wilti stationery in the course of the fiscal will go bravely or to succesa in the fslL year amounts to »U.lXX\ Aboal three thojaand clerks are employed tn that branch of ths GovHv.WO.OOO was Thursday paid into the Tressury by eur Governor, Henry I>. Cx>k, on behalf of the American Sydicale, being the Brat iusUl- WM H. HAYFORD JTTOI Goodyear A Barlow', .tore. c. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at lav. Foltallor in Chancery, wi). attend promptly to all business entrusted to him Office over J P Roberts k Co.’s drug store: office cftarfc’.s jfcfiffiKy rir, S,’!7.-SSEmpire ’iSlS=. 4 5SS"S Blwk. Middle, ille, Michigan- and well organized. There are eleven from Hing Sing prison through tho medium of a tolographic instruments in use, threo of New Jut k city conspiracy is at present the talk of the city. The Dean Richmond, a steam lug, HARVEY WRIGHT. wnidt are .outside of the College. Ona is located at Cob Carr’s businesi office, ATTORNEY at Law, Inraraace and Callsetinc Axent. Will fir# t-tompl attention to all bum- GRANT & PHILLIPS west side ; another nt Cob Carr’s private residence, corner of Bustwick and Lyon l»li>-r.l<’iatn». A Murffcons, loaded witb New York officials and taken to Sing btreets, and one on Coit Avenue. The Sing, an exchange of prisoners would be benebest business niou of tho city are uro tho tict.l i<> the country. The city of New York would be doubtless the gainer, linanciallr, and warmest friends of the Coilage, as such perhaps morally, as well, and in future all steamletters its tho following attest: era nut tilled wilh city functionaries should be . .. -. ... . The LETTER FROM HON. W. J». FOSTER, IIKRMK- j prevented from landing at ii, t> prison pi#r. munn lx coxomu,. ■ ... ■>.» b.«dx., . tuo prison guards, which are said Io Itav. °l 7' toslTBK> . . ? ' rounded them at Rockland, are not made of UtGrand Rapids, Aug. 10, 1871. \ I ter stuff than many other public fnncUonarie#, C. G. Swensburg : . they will be proselyted to th* profession of public DRS. J. M. A C.- RUSSELL. Arc bound to sell RUSSELL PHYSICIANS and Surreons. The treatment of Private VisaasM will receive particular attention. office orer Russell A Nevin-, store. J- NEVIXS DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN. Dry Goods, Hare their netc (iooit. HOAftEOPATHlC Physicians. Office in o|4 P. 0. bwMiag. Special attention paid to CHRONIC Coniultatio# (r#«. ” Oflie# hour# Irani 9 a. M. to 12.1 r. M. to4—7 to*i. IThe poor treated rratuilutMly Tharrdsy #ft<r- JOHN ROBERTS. 1>M1» Sl»: After year.' clou , observation of your Commercial School, ' Thc speech of Senator Schurs made, as stated and of your method and thorough man­ ner of teaching, aud the practical appli­ by himself iu answer to the summons of a respec!able Republican journal, to compromise cation ybn give your students, und your persons! differences with the President, shows a earnest endeavors to impress them with prurient desire of this individual to edge him­ tho importance of u high standard of self along aide of Greeley and .Sumner. Senator character und morals, your close atten­ tion to all the little tilings which help from a desirable character and reputa­ And everything in tbeir line of Goods tion for any young man, and from the up to this hour would have been best for them at prices iw low as at Jackson, further fajft that I have two ofyour stu­ and the country, while the politic Shunt tlenouuor Grand Kajii.L*, And In many ca«cs Lower. dents ialny employ, I can heartily re­ commend your school os possessing Kiux assassins, adrisiug concession tu their de­ nuniy advantages over any one I ever mands at the point oi the bowio knife, and the 1 knew ; and such ha-, been tho opinion removal of all their disabilities to ride rough- ■ of every ex|H:rt with whom I have con­ shod orer the Union men of the South. How tar j PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dweilins on Broad-ay, near the Court House. Groceries, versed . \V i&hing yon the success which I iM'Iieve your Con.mercittl .School merits, I remain yours, respectfully, W. D. Fostkb. line Gratz Brown lo become the Democratic can- •' didst# for the iSraideocv, u, perbap#; beyond ! our ken ; but when h» states, a. the report uf bis WM. UPJOHN, PH 151 CI AN and ftwreon. Office west eni of State • treel. Hastings. DR. C. C’. LINSLEY, , BOTANIC and Eclectic Physician and. Deotfot. DRAIyE, M. ration given to the treatment of l»a»e orec F. D. Aekley't Drus STEWART & ST'EINHOFF. Snrgeon aiO Hectanical Dentists, OFFICE over Grant A Phillip'. Atore. Ua<Ux>, Mtshiran. . New Goods Just “sceived. nnnin MILO T. WHEELER. MOL emu | j the triuvval of disfranchisement,X°j”.va perfect | pose, order and general good feeling;" lie al- Michigan, “Our Michigan-” convi j REGISTER of Dead#. General 1 Notary Public. Offie# in the The reputation that Michigan io oo- At Hastings. quiring is shown in tho following parn- , BEST graph, which we take from tho Cincin. nati Comnyrciai : . J. W. “ Michigan is b< coming famous for its outlawed portico. of the community in their dU j waters. It seems that one has only to trials. Th# local authority has been called to j OF .MEN'S bore into tho ground ut any con von iont !hmr aid but found tu be entirely - ineffective, 1 place aud he is .sure to strike a little Internal Ucrenu# offteial# of the failure of the spring of water that evidently has had । KWIluog of a MuU»ic ntaiM to .uh- „||icl|m . X JiXNJU l.eom»upd>«wd|te. T,„„„ wifti elortnaty. and u ready .uppi, . ..J degenerated hiunauity humanity wtth with a now lease ^rplexiny difficulty tn decid.nj wh.tt.iobe of lifo. has . z. Tho a latest .*^.4,devolqpiuent that u — jouei jbr Government ofUei.l# are now demanil­ In tho City, Manufactured by cornu to our knowledge is that of Otsego, fag United Butt* cavalry troop# to be »enl to • Allegan county, where three aquatic' (heir support, a# the only tneena of teaching the i streaks of lightning come swelling out of the ground. Miracles are performed there daily, and there is no doubt that Michigan will iu u short time bo the, to mob intimidation and nSMEMDER, groat hnxpifnl fur the I7n>ted Staten. Tra cAontcnau:# „ , , yielding , demands »> of « traitor* to role the Government Muiury rei.utanm ii thitlx: 1 tin- *W* “<«• •• . r, may well be seritho ttuumwl. tho bull and tho Urnd Irau. X’.’ilLXX I «*m*ty questioned in riew of the accumulation of Washington Block, Houtb ride State st. all parts of tho countiy.” ci ilance that th# former rebels' generally ignore T ,, . ., the Cuitcd Stairs Guruoment as the paramount InvokT-IXT ILtiLBOAD ClIAT.UE. There I ] ,|WC| oy (j,e countiy, and insist upon impunity are pretty well founded reports tlmt tho ' Iu riefating theae law* which «rc maniresily Jacktou, Ixxnsing A Saginaw Railroad 1 "rt'c«*ar7 >« »“»tain it. The bandying of #ueli h„ w- 1O„.I«. the C..W txxs? FTWE 30f5ars Conn>ony for a term of ninety-nine year- ] and "to this end all political disabilities should i MAYNARD, MarA.LGMreslOU.etinxAcret: E. >1. MALLORY. - . WOODRUFF ! X ExP0rience ’___ • - COUNTY Treasurer, (tffiee in the Court Hou*». Mr. MARBLE harfag boaght the Carding J/« ' I‘*lputy Sheriff of Barry County• office at the beriff s'Uffiee, at the Court liuuss, Ha.tinxc .cbite UII.V lately owned --- ...... iu Middleville, „ and : Hehisan. having removed it to Hasting*, and fitted op in the beat Style, be will ' do work in‘hi# lint in th* NATIONAL HOTEL, I Gimi-nntee SHEPHERD * CAMPBELL. Proprietors, eorosTheoaU ffrM-ctam H. NSntitaltietion, ju!l3tf | MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE. ®^^ool sent by Railroad will be ,,ii8J^,.‘tT” <f“n»eti, Clerk „f the 1 ,I^°Pri»<or- Term* mqjfrvate. and the eomtbrj of guests undo a spviAlty. , Carded to order, and sent back in guod cqpditiou. / AARON CLARK. Sbopia BABtZ.W. O00DYEABB OGF All Styles of Women’s and Chil- N«w W.rebmw, , .A‘.iTS55iu^?£. Tho name is to bo changed to tho Sugy ‘ inaw Division of the Michigan Cantril . , , । rapecwUy from lueahtie# where Stat# di.rnfranRailroad, jA * meeting _ of * tho *’ ’Board * ’ of' . chi»cnienta lurtreawin lu« been repealed. Su:h .I.a latter C*.. u.. m ...* re» b... Htaamaiiimif v nmU.u! l.H lb'... .___ _ . Directors off the Company was candy held in Boston, ut which a resolu­ "cut loose from their rebel prejudice#" a. an evi- tion authorising this lease was passed. The terms are not made public yet. A meeting of the Board of Directors of tho J. L. & S. Company will be held short­ old aystem of arbitrnry tyranny over all who disagree with them, including the pistol and kpife argument, against all who opposed them, more especially against the docile negro aud The Best in the City. J. C. WOODRUFF. is owned by tho Michigan Central. It ..... . ,u, WELCOME MABBIi. July. lS7l. '■ " ,“ «• X. BOBWt. HASTINGS MAHBLE WORKS •“*?»« Office onJ.ff 1 factar*n*' ct,^.^uP,ltln, ro,0*nS *U within, 1 MAKE A SPECIALITY OP ALL STYLES OP OX»EIf BUGGIES Sl’RSEHlKS. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES. table tops, Republican goremmrnt! Ieox Pafm.—In the Great Exhibi­ tion of 1851, an American specimen oi 88 Waterloo St. Grand Rapids. iron paper was first exhibited. A lively ARTHUR WOOD, . competition in iron-rolling ensued among the British man ufitclurere excit­ boaerof their persistant and almost unanimous WHEEUEH St DOWMING effort# to secure permanent and necessary imed by the above challenge from Ameri­ ca, as to the thinness to which steel NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, could be rolled cold. Mr. Qillott rolled sheets the average thickness of which was the 1800 port of aa inch. In other words, 1800 sheets piled ujion each other collectively measured an inch in /or V OMUy thickness, while the thinest tissue paper Rnxhux. aB mantles, a BIsACKSMXTHIXG. SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN American" maw* l^or Sale cSkP8?X a" Bo,ton C“h «•»- Michigan JExchange. Maatinaa Jan. 2»lh 1571. The Democratic is tha only paper of fectly smooth. and easy to write on, al­ this district that opposes prognaa in improving though porous when held up to a good light * J. ROBERTS k CO.. wiv.tuua juac is pres timed that the transfer will result U nUI opportunity is offered, when it breaks o in the immediate (xxnptetion of this road to Mackinaw. and quietuess therewith, than a boas® full of aacrifio&fl with strife. •'• B. VAN BRUNT Projsrietbr.—Leave ths Hotel* «.’£7UkSJ7f,n!SfJh*•; FATKON1ZE HOME INDUSTRY .' ly, at which the Un ms will be formally Let ua here no further experiment ol thia kind acccptcd, probably. It is stated that wpou the tnrbulent rebels until they manifest half the stock of the J. L. & 8. R. R. .. - Adjoining C. F. Dwight A Cua Foundry. ___ _ NtlMC>ellancx>u^x?tar^y. thoroughly re- MOIEY TO LOJUT 1 JOHN WHITMORE. ■ ™<xm. u <Eofa“ priatod ” *w noti” �Arouitht Mi. The acting Superintendent of the ' doable ^11. ceBsu. roparts.ftmt the voting popuU- :aoeODWtitior lathe State or la the tion of this State at 274,459. 1 1 Fettto e penmini, but to enevureto, Mr. Ethan Curtice, of Clayion was iAJutji to oreed a class of horses fo*burned to death on Friday evening the ^work” which wdl comL^X,^ 11 th, Jjy the explosion of a fluid lamp. iti°n and .pint, for .addle, for harnew, C.H. HICKS, Mrs. Annie E. Kitchen, of Brockway, having been forbidden by htr husband to attend a camp meeting, writes to tho Port Huron Tum», wishing to know if she is justified in going to such places, rotwithatanding her husband, orders’. All the ministers, she says, insist on I having her attend. Good Bargains in RUIt Uontinnt to Halt , Tbn»arete,l.». lor the road and for draught ly .ub«-nb«l 11,000 to Albiou Call.pL WBMmaaows.—The Grand Rapids thu, Iiruving hiauelf » tea, friend to Manufactunug Company are now manthe youth of Michigan. fnr ^5"°? ?n* tl»«aaad wheelbarrows Detroit I, apparently oh tho or. of for the wholeeds trade, and to suppbe p.mhMinK land for a public park st a railroad contractors. These articles coat of *201,000. It i to bo located in havo heretofore been brought to this tho llmulromck region and oonoute of place from abroad. This company now 400 acre,. Dteroit, in it,<Jd^gtTM propoees to .apply the demand and meet promteool areat rigor und oroeodSulr the market in tnui nad adjoining States. gixxl tooto. On tho evening of tho 24th a man uornod Jarnre Sandworth, a birokunith brrng al Denton Station on tho Control Itailrvad, wtui killed at that place wbil. jumping oa a freight train. Ho inured hia tooting, fell botir.cn the care aad wa. run over. Ho learea a wife but no children. A.TTENTTTO2ST! The Corner Grocerv. There are 901,840 hmmfa this State, i Groceries, Can be] had by Calling at I). R. COOK & CO’S Crockery. i mock®t11 tho poor reproacheth his Maker; and he that is glad at ca­ lamities shall not go unpunished. Glassware, Office in Hostings. &.C., &C., We Oftier the following Tax Titles Cheaper than any Store in Hastings, Bote Proprietor of He that giveth wisdom loveth his own soul; he that Jwepeth understand­ ing shah find good. COMPOUND WAHOO BHW When pride cometh, then cometh ■hamo, but with the lowly is wisdom. s Whlik.r nr .tiraulaiinr bsvernfs, Stkoicixk within tha rvaeb uf all. C. II. nicies. Th is article has been thoroughly looted and found a sure and speedy cure for the following complaints. Farrier’s Improved! Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costiveness, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever J Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use forw Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Ilheumatlsm, 1871” General News. The Tennessee editors visited tho sev­ eral manufacturing establishments in Philadelphia and tho Commercial Ex­ change, yesterday. Corn Sheller I Hams WilliamS) & Co FOR SALE AT Slanufx'tarw. o W. I. EASTMAN’S Warehouse on Broadway. Miss Ada Shnner, who has been ap­ pointed to the chair of painting and tine arts in the Michigan University, is not “sound on the suffrage question.’’ Hom Wm. A. Howard is in New York Citv on businetn for tho Grand Rapids « Indiana Railroad. Work on the G. IL & I. R. IL, uurth of Paris, Is being pushed forward with • nf,rg5> and the road will be completed us for as Clam Lake, long before winter energy Doors, j Physicians throughout tho City and I Country, ao die boat Family Modicino 35 •K MAPLE GROVE. ,w^ofow.v Nllnex CASTLETON. ■X . 51 WOODLAND. n w ire 1* ' iiJ.Sir.. JOHNSTOWN. &c, ’ GENERAL (fraud Itaidds, Mlr/i. ;w -,-u --ami— CONVEYANCER; BALTIMORE For Salo by ACKLEY & SLADE ' I o V of a w a ’,w\of ne>t .-tal->el»of» Hastings, Mich. I u Iu n of • w’fvfx " TjTTAfBER HASTINGS. Of all Kinds. ptofn e | ofjo • | 2: w ( «tMpt 5>.acre« C? CARLTON. e S Of n e J| HASTINGS, MICH. Ivin of »>■ < till For the BOTTLER VIENNA BEER 1 ;-““LM BEST and cheapest- ' A*J>TZ7WA-.< Ckl.SBKATt7> BOTTLED, i Hill J Ally MlIlLJ. di_,r H BARRY. T,,EAB0VE- kepbbsents Tiir. , B’l-.OREIVCJE j HOPE iFami‘y Sewing Machine w In e fre of n e i of n w f SI nX.ofo'M « _____ ______________ _ ____________ SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, Of Home Manufacture, CITY PAINT STORE ! I Go to the RUTLAND. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. Alsajs is Order and Ready for Wort COMMINS k BROWN, PAINTERS. W.v? n efre of n c Vofnw • £2 S4 IM to Home-Painting, Little Red Shop! The oite dollar for admission to the Kalamazoo Horse Fair, has given rise ; , to a number of inquiries relative to the ! admission fee to the Union Fair. The I . State Fair charges an entry fi-e o£^$l,00 to every exhibitor. The Union Fair I charges $1,00 to every exhibitor but yives , back four admitnon tickets, so that .every I — man who enters an article for premium ; or exhibition, ’gets the worth of liis)11 money, SI,00, in tickets. Single tickets of admission are 25 I cents, children under 12 years 15 cents each ; one horse and rider, two tickets or 50 cents; one bone oorriage and dri­ ver, two tickets or 50 cents ; two horse vehicle and driver, three tickets or 75 cents ; for each person, other than dri­ ver, in any vehicle,one ticket or 25 cents. There are no season tickets for the four days of the Fair, as formerly for the Kent County Fair. No additional ticket is necessary to enter Pomological Hall or any other of the Halls. An exhibitor of fruit first pays his 11,00 at Treasurer Kipp's office, gets for admission tickets, when he can enter the grounds and is tree to enter Pomological Hall without charge. There no money it necetuiry to eater hit fndt.— Grand Ilapidt Fugle. hardened. and trill lut a liCe-litue. No other J/achiue run, ao eav little noise in ite operation. Graining, Paper-Hanging, . hahvminin.j, 4 <•_ Sign and Ornamental Paintino" West of Hank. | in the latent «Ho». LDealern ic Wall Pnprr, Window I Shhaden Pieinrc Frames, I-ookin^ ( 1 UlaMM, VatniabM, Lradu, । OH., Alix«i Painte ArtiM’a A. WOOLEY- Sho* corner of Church and Blate I JUraeWjUtan**. Mtoh., over itoUtf* This is the Lad uho drove | “ the doves to market, and. the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s IRVING. WS of«r y 18 £0 It Wil ten every aeam aecurrly. . Il will Cord, Braid, Qollt. Bind Uatbrr. HemI Atiteh, Ruffle, Tuck, and Fringe neatly and duI rably- h? - PRAIRIEVILLE. In TsiUriuKor Draetmaking • ' fi of * »X' 11£.J< °r• a THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. Please eail and examine the Machine and Its work. You cannot afford lo bur a Sewing Ma­ chine uulll von hare seen the FLORKNCB with iu late improvements. Ollie® and aalcaroem at ?? £4 ORANGEVILLE. wKotnw V. Ijn plofw K of»e X" » , Grant & Phillip*** Store. HERRICK. n'w KotnwK Gold & Silver Watches, Go there tor your YANKEE SPRINGS. CEOCK8, S.UofawM rW <itg gittimjgall, for warm meals at all hours, Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. yide Gold Jewelry, CHOICE OBOCEBIBB! A fine stock Jcr 0,mk> Silin Silver aid Plated Ware. COME AND SEE THEM Oysters und R/ereshmenls. a ad Warraatad. To the Ladies!! L. E. STAUFFER- • Mrf.wK X«»f THORNAPPLE. - on hand at all hours. 25yl IL A. BU8ELL CENTRAL Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. OO TO CLARK'S TOR PICTURES. stvsbsl JulaS MUSICAL! veterans. Emar Satckdax is conspicuously one of the best Illustrated Papers in tire world. Its illustrations are of a high character. During the past year it has widened and deepened in tone and lite­ rary excellence. »«cTiox.;oMcairriox. aacriox. .............................. “ : Price, onlytiO Centra Bottle. RsaiBTEn of Deeds. Notary I‘dbi.ic, ■ The sum of money required for the «omitructioq of the tunnel under the De- 1 troi: river, has been provided for Mr. ! Joy by eastern capitalists, and the work will bo commenced within a few days, ground being fifst broken on the land ’ SoLDirns’ Rtrxiox.—The third annu­ al reunion of the Fourth Michigan Cav­ alry is to be held at Allen’s Hall, in Kalamazoo, on Thursday, the 21st of September. The reunion is held at the name time os the State) Fair, so that members may attend both at the re­ duced rates of railway travel. The Ex­ ecutive Committee are anxious that there shall be a largo attendance of the Michigan, ASSYRIA. oucnirriox t> • fre V Blinds, build tho tunnel connecting the M. C. «fc ABSTRACTS OF TlTIXS G. W. Railways nt Detroit 1From a [ of lands in Barry County furnished on application, at my office in the lute number of tho Detroit Tribusc we Court House, clip the following particulars of tho tic’ W.^L JEWELL lion no far taken to accomplish this Hadinqi, Mich. great international work: That One Dollar. the best Counties in tho State of W. H. JEWELL, Joy.amngemetite have been perfected to great one will require from a year and n half to two years. It will coat some r, 3,000,000. Mr. Clieesbrougli, the j< Chicago engineer, will have charge of ! the work. Barry County—one of , Diilcrw an ox, V.UL. ! of Shepard’aCompound Wahoo Bitter* ’ than there ia In ■ whole caee of any LUMBER, LATB, aid SHINGLES and untiring efforts of Hou. James F. Irom which point the tunnel will strike ! across to the Canada shore. A shaft' ten feet in diameter will bo sunk to tho : mjuirod depth, and work will bo pushed I <>n from ’hat. tho drainage tunnel be-1 ing first bmlt to test tho quality of soil I and to show tho practicability of the enterprise. If it is found feasible, the I construction of tho principal tunnel will [ go forward irom both sides of the river J at the same time. Tho building of the • drainage tunnel iVill not occupy more . than'three nr four months, hut tho! in tho jvorious Townships Tif I bash, LIME, WATER LIME The Detroit River to bs Tcxxeuid. —Thanks to the indomitable , Land and Calcined Plaster, August 10. 1871. bat a Situated Jprice, only 30 Cents a Bottle. THE CELEBRATED GRANITE STATE John Bright has, to n groat degree, i recoveredJus health and will certainly; resume his Parliamentary duties at the I next session. of LANDS SHEPARD’S TATLtB * FARLEY 01CAS, Meat Market ! CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS NEAR THE BANK. Tho best stock ol Meat always on hand. Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, Pure Wines and Liquors! a any thing you want. FOB MKDICIXAL PURPOSES. SIMON P’ RKENRUTH. On*** P. o. D. R. COOK Ac CO �Dis ^ffdsuiStf BAIlN.itDAIL Y DURING THE TRIAD w. U. ilOLMEs' Publisher. MAIL ARRANGiarENT. ■^ynUHUrthw order, mails will elo«j at thh oflee *. ■. Uril'jpios Kart elo- U ta-JiS*ferine, Hfi- MO r. m. cIom daily al OrrsioEoru.—Wo nre low who sports a cap marked “ Police Mr. E. Gy WiOams, of the First Na­ No. 1” is blowing on the streets that tional Clothing House, will visit Detroit tho Jury in the Vanderpool case are about tho first of September for the pur­ being tampered with. We.^aak for pose of nasurting and filling up his stock names. The charge is a villionous as­ of Ctethlug, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, sault on the Integrity hot only of the Ac., and would be pleased to take orders Jury, but of tho officers who havo them for auy especial article required by gents —full lines .of which the market will in charge, Plowen for the Prosecution not warrant his keeping, vis.: Silk and are the men who thus libel our best other fine hats, kid gloves, extra large citizens. underwear, traveling bags, Ac., Ac. Great care and personal attention will Tbve as Gospcu be given to _ j don’t know his name, very pertinently J. ROBERTS. P. M. Warranted Custom Made Boots from remarks that there are a men in every Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacsson community who never do any thing to ■1CH1GOI CEKTRlt K K * Grand River Valley Division AUGCST 1&7-1. atRCNYAN'B assist a public imprbvement, and always Call on Misb Wiloox ter millinery protest that such and suck institutions goods of all the latest and best style*. don’t profit them a cent, but we take First National Clothinci Huobb. notice that every time a town secures u —Go there for the best and cheapest public improvement of any importance, Clothing, Q£>ts Furnishing Goods, etc. these self same men put up tho price of £. G. WlIiUAMS. their land five dollars on tho acre. A community compoeed entirely of this An Every-day Story. class of individuals would be about as MiiMIcviilc IteSw asrsi,,!,. SKfir* I iIou । Trains on the Chicago It Jfhthipui Lake Shorr II. R. leave Grand Rapiiu for Mtukeaon and Vfhite Hall, an follow.: (hioacu EipreM at 10-00 a m. Detroit Expten st 500 pm. LOCAL EVENTS । D. R. Important Railroad Meeting. of said Committee nt the Bank. day afternoon August 29th. ing adjourned 3| At we ere ttnalla to fitmieh buck num-1 . most any person can get fat by buying their groceries of J, Mans. ^GT?ICVLTUKA.L E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. CoxxfNs & Brown keep tho best We are turning out work for tho assortment of Wall-paj>er, Window shades, Picture Frames, etc., in the city. County Pair. Oca Job room, are well supplied with Tho days of grace on accounts due typo, prosMM, and good workmen. the late firm of Dickey A Bently, are pretty nearly out. Those interested Sics.—We learn that H. M. Cheever, will do well to take notice, dtoccpl Esq.. one of the Attorneys for Vander­ RUSSELL, Iron. Nails, Glass, Agricultural Tools, &c. owlon "" nro> &c- [ suit not only to "that part of the city, AGENTS FOR THE j its removal. »> e would advise tlie: LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY I mt i ■ I m 1 - We will not be under-! .sold bv nnv House In Michigan. | but to the whole community. Tn Town Tali, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigart | (lay- of the Union Exposition at Grand WOODLAND PARLORS. j Rapids. The trains will leave St. Johns at 7. a. m., passing Ionia at 7:30, and ar­ noorer, ol Earton. Ionia county, to MIm Eana L. Potter. Kalamazoo to Lowell is a certainty, and if it does not cross the Valley at Host-J NEW CARPET HOUSE SLADE The very BEST PLACE to bay CAnjTX.lB,- OIL CLOTHS, Druggists and Chemists, Cheapest fruit ja^at Buaell’s. ' PATENT MEDICINES, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Now, CITY DRUG STORE, 6s s 00*1 OuO Don’t be behind, citizens of Remember, H U The place to buy your boots and shoes notafferf jw or »,%ufa Road through Rvxtam’s. State St., Hasting*, Mich. $1.00 for 75c Hastings, your Committee will call up­ jxr Siubel.... . ;■*.*;; 50 I will close out my Stock of Sumn» Dry Goods and can better afford to pay $100,000, aa Calreo Akin*, Green. Ladies' fine shoes of the lataMrtytaa V«H<7 u Irring « MMleriBe. of Hastings, be up and doing. at Rumtjji’b. .MATS. PAINTS. Hams, Williams & Co- Salt. fine. per bbl.., evening subscribed $18,500 to the or­ Hail, evarae. par bbl. Betas, per b tub al.. ganizing stock, and no doubt but Kala­ way. per «®.. .»•••»•. Dried Peaches, peered, per lb... mazoo people have token all of theirs by Dried i'ricbH, uepeerW. pVr fe Dried Ap»l«UMrlb.... on you immediately. MATTINGS, and dealers Id while wo think tho Valley furnishes first this time. Also the Mark Rusmll i! in the market st Poet Office. Lake Superior Iron1 John A. GMBwr.it, | D. & M. R. R, on the second and last OILS, Do not claim to have the only- Mold­ ing Machine in Barry county, but they VARNISHES, have one that wLU stick any and all Rubber mops at Busell's. class facilities for our business, and that kinds of moldings that are needed. TURPENTINE, They also have on hand a large number Peaches fresh and nice at Busell’s. the people along the line have no rea­ of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frame*. Ac., that will be sold at low TOILET and FANCY GOODS, Best Sherry wine, bitten for dyspepsonable causes of complaint, and liare figures for cash. Bcsell’b. la, at PERFUMERY. every reason to bo fully satisfied with it, BOOKS A STATIONERS, The Town Talk COMMERCIAL, its management aud its charges, it is CHOICE TEAS, Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ perfectly certain that the people of both GROCERIES, gars just received and for sole at the Lowell and Kalamazoo, are determined , City News Depot Clones TOBACCO, to build a Road to cross the Valley in .’Wheat, while, per buahel. 3 IM) Tirr Lassist Bzock of School Books this county, and the best interest of all • KEROSENE LAMPS 4 FIXTURES Oat., perbaabri.... in the City- at the City News Depot tho people require that it shall poos Battar. 1 par lb.... Eggs. p«r doton ... Best cheese in the city atBusell’s. WALL FAPEIt, *e.. Ae., through this City. Shall it? Lowell Ooii>t>., per bu.hel. If_ _ U .1. ___ IK A Cables Stock of perfumeries at the people at a little meeting on Saturday wMt.Mrio. ...... Fory^otographs and Pictures, of all kinds, call on J. F. MlnkJor. MADE OF HOOVER—POTTER—Married at the Methodirt Again, a Road from I Detroit Stoves; THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Exccasiox rn*ix< will be nm on the We wish it were inqs it will to the west of us. HARDWARE n»m Harnesses. An " Eve Sous.”—The Home Journal mixture is warranted to cute all cases1 tention is asked. The necssity of pro­ . Pebsonal.—Superintendent. Diamond I of cancer and scrofula In every form. Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad­ tenting out local interest in this matter left this morning to attend the meeting dress L. N. Miter, must be apparent to the most casual ob­ of State Superintendents at Charlotte. Hastings, Mich. server. The road' from Marshall to Muir, crossing the Valley at Vermont- Dealers in Stoves. riving at Grand Rapids at 10 o’clock, pool is quite sick at Ypsilanti, but Wanted. Wanted. and returning tho zame evening. Every one having unsettled accounts hopes orc entertained that he will be to call and settle the same by September again nt his post in a day or two. The reputation of tho Grand Rapids 1st, for I must have my pay. Bvsiness College is a No. 1. KalamolOwl Mason Allen. Wake Ur.—In another column will zooites desiring to attend a Business be found the official proceeding of the College can not do better than to pat­ Cancer can be Cored. Railroad meeting held at the Court ronize tho Grand Rapids Business CotL. N. Mixer's. scrofula and cancer• House last evening, to which'special at* LHpE-—Etlamtaoo Toleyraph. 11 cent sugar at BuseU’s. Goodyear & Strike. and week, at the same plate. D. R. Cock, Secretary. State street, cleared up entirely, orj The California Minstrels to-night. tho derrick placed in position again1 Bect quality of whest brings $1.20 ( f0F) „ U b, it J, nn <1Je nnJ nn° jE not so, but it is. Dan'UStriker. ; H. A. Goodyear. I? I? 111 I? 1 * |J " ■*•'*1 J Tues­ Railroad meeting Friday night. villo is a fixed fact. machinery in Barry County—for sale by The meet­ , Home Journal and "Police No. 1” toj । have the rubbish .scattered tel over P61" b°- Hams, Williams A Co. have net gotz time to run after accounts that were ter l>e paid after harvest. Therefore, we «x‘ pect every man to call and Hdtle up their accounts on or before the 28th in»L We mean tnuaieu. Hastings, Aug. 21st. 1871. EIC.. and the largest stock of to Friday night of this our Daily, wo will taka ndocriptiont fur complained in its Inst issue that tho ArTwenfyfco Ccnh per week. Setfd in your tesian-well derrick had lor.q been an „..r, 1 .“V M'l tby ■•»■> Me wIU n-g»l Windy and wet “ A setting hen never gets fat.” Lut (ASTKVGS. uabrows, MACHINES, Hardware. and boots and shoes if he don’t make a , rawing Upjohn,J. 8. Goodyear,and W. S. Good­ bert/rosi (he rciameircement of the Huso cf j Mavs is bound to sell his groceries, PLOWS McElwain, R. J. Grant, Dqniel year. Tho Committee through-their Chair­ man A. J. Bowne, appointed a meeting I do—at J. Maus*. Groceries cheap as dirt at J. Maus’. GALE AND KALAUAZOO, Geo. M. Dewey, F. D. Ackley, Wm. Don’t you know where to get your boots and shoes ? BAIL, ' .Striker, John Bossmer, A. W. Bailey, Wm. Loomis, C. 8. Burton, D. R. Cook,; A meeting of the citizens of Hastings und vicinity will be held at the Court House on Friday evening next, at 7J o’clock, to hear the report of tho com­ mittee etc., in the Interest of a “ One stonny night ia winter when j north and »outh road, and to such the winds Wre blowing cold,” I bought । farther action a* the meeting may de­ me a pair of boots aud rubbers at Maus'. determinc. By order of Committee. D. R. COOK. S WHEEL CULTIVATORS, j Ryerson, N. Bailey, R. B. Wightman, Loral hbjijie^ Jtoiice?. Another railroad will nut effect the low prices ai Maus’. Tho committee reported the following I Kalamazoo and Ann A-rbox- ' | names : A. J.1 Bowne, II. J. Kcnfield, ■ ! L. D. Gardner, Jas. A. Sweezey, A., SPECIAL NOTICE. ILL. KARG ENT, Cea. cent. SUPERIOR, Jl'SHEHRY AND STATESMAN ‘‘Hello John, where areyou going?” lively as a graveyard. “I was going down here to buy some grocers.” Railroad Mealing. "Well I am going down to Mace Al| len’B to buy mine.” Hastinqs, August 28th, 1871. I "Down to AHcd's? Why, 1 never bo’t I . The Railroad adjourned meeting mot । any of him. I always go there to buy ! vra-..r, and wall paper, Lut uu..•ItaOxirtHKKua nomlMUd Ju. ! crockery I never | thought of buying groceries there. Not A-.Sweczey, Chairman and D. R. Cook,; I long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery Secretary. Mr. A. J. Bowne addressed I and paper enough to paper my house, the meeting by rejKHting the action of | iJ 10pm there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could I the Railroad Committee who visited i buy any where Oise. Itertdiw - he war 1 ranted IT. The crockery he keeps i­ ; Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. ! the Boot’s celebrated ware.” | On P’otion the Chair appointed a' - "Well, 1 always do so on groceries, I and I know yau can. Besides he talced ! committee of three, whuse business shall I anything 1 nnvetoscli at a fair price. 1 be to nominate twenty persons as a lo-! I loo. I get a lictter tobacco, lea and sugar there for the ..nunc money than ■ cal committee and report to this meet- ( ing. Said committee consisting of A.: any where else in town.” I J. Bowne, W.13. Goodyear and W. Bur-1 Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871* W I Clover Hullers! n«i Hooey Huns Shoolderi. Dollar. R. MUDGE. NOTTINGHAM LACES, 74 MONROE STREET, CAX.VZ) RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, Opposite the National Hotel. F. IMMEN Dr. AIKIN, 0«Hk.U CM1BU Cmd Kwfd,. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-30.pdf dbbaa954078f5b1f7d4126b26a9c6b1d PDF Text Text ®l)c fastings Dauner . VOL. I. DAILY EDITION. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUG. 30, 1871. -HE VAUDERPOOL TRIAL. I»«»iw umi u,, p™.,,,., NO. 14, ^,.,1^, you killed Herbert Field,” what pro- , Mr, Hughes rood in support of his HOLBKOOK OPBSS THE "" ted ion could he expect from the laws view a note to parnpraph 108 of Green­. of the land. Hero he stood alouo in loafs Evidence, and nrguod tho point to, FOi rmwF^H .■ At tto u hostile community and did this to : help defend himself, aud sliall he l>- some extent. , their side of tho case, and Mr Hclheld accountable for that ? It is the Mr. Eggleston took a dilfurent view or brook for th(, theory of our law that a confession j, of the paragraph read. I ■lllwfnnltnrin substantially m r_t»___ follows: when made, iu order to be admitted i By the Court: , Fifteenth Day's Proceedings. as evidence must bo made deliberately । Gontiemen of tho Jury, you have sat and without any fear or compulsion ' I am disposed to let the witnott. slate hero patiently tor 15 days listening to from any one, and shall this be nd- ' any remarks made by horaclf nt the MOKXOra SESSION. the testimony for the People and now mittod as evidence when threatened by 1 time. August 80, 1871. ! they have rested their case, having said the officers of tho law themselvce ? i I said she had better go and Mr. Church said that tho instructions all they have to say against this un­ They talked openly of lynching him, lid Mr. Field Good Bye, sit­ given to Mr. Nelson yesterday when ho fortunate prisoner, and now we ask the that most tomblo mode of punishment ing tho door open and the little <?.»g same attention from vou in listening to aud this letter must bo interpreted iu I left in pursuit of Mr. Driggs was to procnUed my attention to him. the testimony for him You an- to look tho light of these facta. Thon, too, I coed directly to Grand Haven and to upon him. m an innocent man until Tho '-ross examination of this witness tho Prosecution have failed to show | telegraph ou tho way in regard to oper­ proven guilty, and you uro to look upon i any motive. They say that Field put was by consent suspended lor tho pres­ ations, but up to this moment nothing him now as an innocent man. Evorv ' iu about 87,000 in money into tho bank ent, in order to let the nextwitness Mrs. fact alleged by the prosecution must bo ' ’ aud yet they, themselves, account for has boon heard from him, though u dis­ Emma Slauson, give her 'testimony in proven beyond a reasonable doubt This patch is expected every moment. He is the theory of tho law. Not any sus­ over one half of this, clandestinely time to got away on the three o’clock withdrawn from tho bank and depos­ cannot now possibly get hero before 2 picion or belief would authorize you to ited at tho drug stare of Willawl & train if jKissib’e, and bring duly sworn o’clock, and a request was .made to wait find the man guilty, unless you know it Hall, and in the City National Bank she said : I livp at Racine Wisconsin, and my hi a certainty. of Chicago byField himself. Over 81,000 till that time. ■ In our view of the matter, and upon husband in 18G0 was engageil in tho Mr. Hughes objected to waiting any what wo shall bo|ublo to show npon tho wore drawn from tho bank at Chicago lumbering business. My husband is in by Gen. Cutcheou os longer. various pointe brought against this pris­ administrator of the estate of Field,,, poor health. Know George Vanderpool Mr. Eggleston said that the new pointe oner by tho prosecution, we expect to and over $1^000 was found in the safe and he has visited at our house, tho to which he would testify was in regard relievo him of -any imputation of the nt tho drug store, and all this has been last time he 'was there was in July or charge broaght against him. There is paid over to Miss Hill. Then tho proofs August I860. Ho was there to m>o to a letter written by Vanderpool from not prima facie evidence to substantiate of guilt are insufficient. Mr. Blanchard about getting money from my husband. Muskegon to Manistee stating that lie this charge. Tho whole theory of tho ouu of their own witnesses has testified This was four or fivo weeks before Field had taken 32,500 to pay the note prww-cution is that Herbert Field was ♦hat ho carried a basket of fish dripping disappeared. Tho arrangement made be­ spoken of by Mr. Merrill, also ia murdered in tho Bank between the with blood and serum up those stains ou tween thorn was that when my husband hours of 11 and 12 o’clock on Sunday, Tuesday alter the disappearance, and should return from tho east which wouhl regard to a consrentation had with Van­ Bep. 5, lb69, and thut the bodv wns not one witness, except tho very suspi­ be in four or fivo weeks, ho was to lot derpool on Tuesday. afterwards found on tho shore of Lake cious Dr. Wilcox, saw blood on those I Mr. Vanderpool, have all tho money ho Tho Court ruled that the defense Michigan, oud this is what is called the stairs till Wednesday, so that, this ac­ wanted to put in tho banking businoss. should1 proceed with their side of the, ccrpiu dslectt, the body of tho offense, but counts for all tho blood on these stairs, Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston. case/ and that he would be allowed to। wo contend that tho proofs uro insuf* and you remember how Dr. Wilcox Tlus conversation was sometime in Au­ fieenj. Not ono witness luui identified gave his testimony in regard to seeing gust I think. He had previously ar­ testify when he came and after tho de­ tho body as that of Herbert Field bv tni» uioou on .ixouaay, now no avoiu- ranged with him to let him have money this blood on Monday, how ho avoidfense have begun, in regard only to। any natural means, not even have they '"rd stepping upon it, and wo shall show when Field talked of going out of tho I>oint8 not touched at Kalamazoo, toi testified as t<X^'hether the body was that that he has admitted that he never saw business, but afterwards ho concluded xthich the defense made do exception. of a mate or a female. The figure on 1 any blood there nt all on Monday. Then to stay with Vanderpool, when ho wrote the ann has been sworn to, and yet, this ' we shall show that be could not have to my husband that ho did not need tho Mb} Eggleston then offered iu evi­ money and then he put his money into lias nut been described by any two alike, ; disposed of the body as allegtsl. dence tho letter marked . exhibit “C” to , or from any knowledge of it nrovioas to ■ Ho loft tho house on that evening at uthor businoss, but when Field finally which Mr. Hughes- objected os irrelov- tho inquest held on the dead bodv. . the very urgent request of his wife, at concluded to leave the partner shin, nut and to which an exrejitiou was tak- The proofs are insufficient flmt this was j half past I) o'clock to get some modi­ Vandor}x»l again camo to my husband have said and oli. Tjie letter was written from Ji^. I bis body, and yet the prosecution must cine, and returned again in just one in August as I I again asked for money, and my hus­ ,, . , , v i satisfy youthat that wus hisbodv, hour and twenty-five minutes, m» we, -o------,, ------. ........ . t it in other k. gon to Mamttee and was from Nan- aU(1 wh„u they iloju> tbat, ; *hall show by a number of witnesses, .bund told him he . had put derpool to I mid and simply announced I which they cannot do, .they must He left his house with his ’dark clothes > business, , but . would let ____ him have 1 _______ all he he- should return from1 that he had left for Manistee, bag and i satisfy you tliat the wounds found ■ on, that he had worn all day, and came ' wanted as soon as u baggage and wished to be kept posted UP°U *be liead were the cause of the . b-wk in the time I have stated with tho tho east, which would bo in 4 or 5 week*. e;...y-,i . , i. Ac-'-ns^ II- uk-u intrs.-: df“lb- Now flie Hugest testimony ! same clothes on. • But they introduce a Tho witness was then discharged,awl , , .11 j . 1 they have.upon thia point Is that of Dr.'witness, Mrs. Frulink, who swore that a record of her attendance and dis-■ ductxl a groat deal more decumentaiy | ^hurley, who pronouncod the wounds a ■ she saw a man in light clothes, sitting tunce traveled iu this State, which wasI evidence in the form of fetters, notes j sufficient cau.-j/- for dcatli. but could not I iu die little white boat which renders and receipt^ between the two persons, j swear thattifi-y were the cause of tho ! it necessary to draw the conclusion that from Grand Haven, was made bv the• ticipate in the examination inths bank. Was down on Monday morning about 7 o’clock. Saw hay aud dust on tho stair?, and also av this sin Wodneitday. Did not notice this when I first went down in tlip morning. Wnao I first saw Vnn lerpool, ho wa-i standing in front of the Bonk with a broom or mop tn his linnd. Ho said ho was cleaning the Bank. The drops were of about tho usual size but do not know how many. These spots were on ffie loft side of tho walk going down and some were on tho stringdr. -Also saw stiota on tho platform nt tho river brink. Have seen the dog tied up in the Bank, but do not recall when nor how tn^ny times. Itomember of tho Bank build­ ing’s being raised during that season and Vanderpool was absent at tho tune. Do not know whether I'ever saw thp dog tied upaftar that or not. Mrs. A. II. Dunlap being duly sworn said : I am the wife of the Inst witness. Know the Bank building and have seen Dr. Wilcox. Bemumber tho disanpeorance, and I saw Dr. Wiloox on Monday evening following it between six and seven. I saw Dr. Wilcox in his office and was waiting for my husband, when he said you must •wtcuso me for I want to go down into tho Bank nnd get some money changed, and when ho came bock 1 asked him if ho had hoard any­ thing about Field, and he said what do vou mean ? Then I said that Field had been missing since yesterday, when ho said, that is strange, I had not hoard of it. Ho also said perhaps ho has been drowned as a boat has been tipped over on the Lake. No crons examination. Tho next witness called was Wesley Bautor, who being duly sworn, said : 1 reside at Manistee and nm a lumber inspector. Took toll at the bridge across the Manistee river in 1869, and also watahod at tho bridge from six x. m. till 12:80 j-. m. and then again from six o’clock i-. n. till < midnight. Thorn was u little bridge house that wo had for shelter and this was from 75 to 100 feet tro’n tlio little dock at tho foot of tho bank stairs and noromg intervenes. Was on my watch during tho Sunday night tliat Field disappeared from 6 ?. m., till half-past twelve. Did not notice anything that night that attmctol my attention to this dock. Think it was a pleasant night for I remember of being out of doors. No cross ox­ amination. . Sir. Hughes slated that tho lufcct wit­ ness ho wished to call was Mrs. tehringgoing to show the general .feeling exist-! d’^b. But the prosecution must satisfy ■ in this short space of time, ho went to Clerk. .' . ,. .. . ‘ vou that these wounds were the actual . the Bank, changed his clothes, prepared Miss Ella Magill was then cross ex­- er, but was informed by Mr. Buss with tug >e ecu mm. or F0:“c me Fret}" | cause of death, and that tt resulted from j tlio body for di.*q»osal. carried it to the amined by Mr. Eggleston. My fatherr whom she is stopping, that she is sick cus and abo rtiie cxmdrtion of thrir j no other eanse and after they have ■ river, towed it to the month of the is a mill ownor and the time kept at thoi aud unable to leave her 1h-J and Dr. money matters. These.papers had hnd propre- i shown this, tho next ]4iint ]>ohit to show m I Manistee rirer, river, returned icturneil to the Bonk Bank house was mill time. 1 may have booni Chas. Bussell, her attending physician virus to this been identified and marked i <bat this respondent is the guilty partv. I changed hri clothes, went-to Dr. Fish- mistaken os to whether tho dog sat in। was called to verify tho statement, who ■IS oxhihif*. bn» would bo of KO frencral I Now we Ve shall show sI‘0"r that this is « iinim- j ^s er*.s and got home. It was impossible tho Bank door or shoo shop door, but if: said that she would not probably be . *3’ ' | possible, for he was st homo nil the for him to have done this, besides wo 'it had not been called in question, 1: able to leevo her bed till the last of the interest, mu they are such ns would natu- I{'afternoon friends, except except u u ,. snail shall show show that that he he wns was physically physically incaafternoon entertaining cnn-itaining friends, iuca- should firmly believe that the dog A',. week. Mr. G. F. Hitchcock, the stclittle while when '* they went. to take a I pacitated.by reason of a vhernia, rally occur in the oourse of-bsminess. ................................ •_ rfor per- in the Bunk door. Was never sworn ini nogrnpher. was then put upon tho stand who said that he was tho stenographer He next read exhibit “I” which was a >walk to Canfield’s hill, and again a few I forming such labor. The prosecution court before. ’ moments when he wont to get some ci- j have heretofore on former trials madb A. H. Dunlap being duly sworn said.. fur tho Ninth Judicial Circuit and took letter frozn 'Vanderpool nt Manistee to 4rnr« It would l>c iujrasoible fur grekt capital out of this little white I reside in Mauisteo and am a lawyer., the testimony of Mrs Sprrngor, ins wife.at Bacine, dated July ;!l, lb<59. him to have killed him vhdo'at home 1 boat, but for some reason hare dropped In I860 had am office directly over thoi to^etlior with her crow-examuiation in This was simply a friendly letter such as that afternoon, mid we sliall sliow ' that ■ »t out of this trial. Bank, and thinX I occupied* this office। tho trial at Kalamazoo, and had that Now wopnopose to take up that little about six months, and was in this officei testimony at his room. would be expected from husband to wife he did not kill him before noon a? lie j aad seemed to have no bearing on tho was seen alive in the oiternoon by 4 or i white boat just where they leave it, and at the time of Field’s disappearance ini Mr. Hughes then said ho proposed to 5 jiersons whom we shall introduce Jicre shall follow it far out 18C9. Know of a flight of stairs runn­ have Mr. Hitchcock read this testimony, cut ?, unless.to show the good feeEng exas witnesses. Now I will ask you if it i Into tho waters of Lake Michigan where ing from the sidewalk down the side of‘ to whieh Mr. Eggkwton objected and tho istirg between him and Field. Ee also would not be tho most nauirnl thing in ' was found on the 9th dav of Septeni- tho building towards the lyer. Them Court sustained tho objection stating intnxinced another pqper which wns the world, if Field shoakl disappear, no I ber, by the Captain of the schooner was a bridge across the river about 201) tliat tho deposition of Mrs. Springer with a man in it feet from tho platform. Was up and (could hot bo admitted at this stage of , markotl ns an exhibit. This xas the matter how, for the citizensof .Manistee ‘Crawford, a hall famished down this flight of stairs several times tho proceedings. That she might recov­ artiebs of j^n’cment between them. to hold his partner rcsponmWe for him j apparently in and if he could not give aur satisfaeto- i-«»nditiou, aad destitute of woaeyxmd during Monday September Gth, and .no­ er before it Would be time to rest tho Ho next offered to read ihe pass-book, rv explanation .in regard to him, to sus-1 everythmg, who absolutely refused to tried nothing unusual on tho stairs. case, when her testimony could betaken, tho k’lportant jiagos of which was pect him of foulptav. Wbm Field <li- p™ «ny account of himyelf or to lx> Was at my office about 7 o'clock that even if not in tho order desired. marked exhibits J.- 3L N. 0. If was appeared they very* naturally looked to jlf nded anywhere on the soil of Michi* morning^ and saw Vanderpool in tho Mr. Hughes then stated that he would hen to*’*" on !,oard th? <whoo»- bank door holding a broom or mop in be obliged to offer the depositions of Mr. offered in onlif to show the amount Vanderpool as the guiltv one, and leav• «• -------------- • -*•----------- * — or he tutired his own boat upside down his hand; noticed nothing unusual and Mrs. I»tt, ns they hnd not beesi drown from the bank by Xk-ld on lhe. ing all other persons out of account, are fathe water, and when landed at Detroit detenrined te convict him guilty or iuabout him, only that he was cleaning found and were out of the State, and week pxovious to his disappearance, also' noceut. They go to tho Bunk with mi- he immediately made his escape to Can­ tho office. A day or two after this my Deputy Shoriff Mallory was called lor to not been heard of 7 since, 1 otoscopes anil discover wliat they call ada - ,and ----- has , ------’ attention was called to spots of blood testify that hn had us-»d due diligence in blood,hut tbev smelled more Wood than and s » aU •how that he had a mrgo on tho bttak books as claimed by the blood,but they smeBed more Wood than stairs leading to the river. Had trying to find them, Imf ns he could not ,i on the stairs . ji e - .t. . _whole i-. i- of tho blood »u they____ ear.fur the there 1I amount ^mcnint of of monev money cnnrenled concealed about about hri his ------- 11 blood then# —111 ------- l-fore and did not con- lie found nnd thcnMPore nb-moro_wit­ Prosecution, and tho iuvorroafnes? of * ' ' minht ■ . . .be .te ,1 ■ .1 C .1. -i : found ld iu the palm of tho 1M-FSCU.\ , t tn aider it a wty unusual thing. Had also nesses that could bo usod at present, those appearing an tfce books. • ! H» lh„ „ ^0 ' hand aud might hava-eomo from n man’s “ bo«t wu t>uu.l ,o,.w 10 or 12 TOn |,loo<j court adjolirmM at about 4 o’clock till 9 ............. «u__ __ j >hero ___ . more frequently o'clock to-morrow morning. The objection was overruled sod paw' nose or a dog's cor, or from picking the mtles cut m the Lake, and from the11 my office, and ■ ‘ teeth,and it is not Known whether it is place where the supposed body of Field , than on the other stairs. book read. was found, and from tho condition of human blood or not,as the learnedDoctor Qncs. — State what you know in re ­ TEACHEKbNOTWR -’ The next document was a letter from " called upon to testify in regard tc it, sim- the body, it is moat natural to sup- gard to this blood. it was taken to a Herbert Field to Vaaderpooi, dated pV pronounced it maiBinolian blood, ]xw? that Objection mode by Mr. Eggleston and ; Examination of Teachers for Barry distance from fbe shore County, Fall Series. August 0. This was exhibit “G” and which he defined to be that of any Kot overrulod. bro it was sunk, otherwise it would animal tliai suckles ita wung. Ans.—I often saw blood on these I..u2j.u^ru was rejected. hnvo been completely battered to pieces Oh, but they oay the carjMf was cutout. stairs and supposed it came from per­ While the Attorneys wore examin­ Vos. u little piece, about 15 inches from bring washed ou and oft tho At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. ing these documents, and the audience square was cutout, which are shall »bow beoqji, and would undoubtedly have sons spitting there who had hnd their •' Hustings, Oct 9th, and Nov. 6th. ’ teeth pulled. I would often see n were impatiently waitiug tor something | was dirty arid stinking and alive with caught on somethifig before being car“ Assyria, Oct. 13th—EMis School spoonful or such n matter. riod so far north. to tore up, more iuferestiiig to them, vermin from Field’s puppy dog whieh | Ques.—Stato what you know about House. At thia point it being noon tho speaker Dr. Wileox’s habits as to neatness, &c. At Nashvilla, “ 17th. Mrs. Held who had been sitting for was accustomed to lie there. Then they tell 700 the deed was committed with suspended his remarks, t and Court “ Middleville “ 20th. . Objection made by Mr. Eggleston mi some tiwo in the back part of tho room, the little hatchet spoken of, which is took a recess till 2 r. m. “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. the ground that the Poctor’s habitsimd all at once left her seat and earning for­ the most unreasonable supposition -i» • “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. irotiiing to do with this cars. ' ‘ ward thrust herself into a already tho world, for when any dark deed is (Objection sustained and exception the very first thing done is noted. well filled. in close proximity to, and di- oomniittod, , Tho first witness introduced for theQue?.—What enn you say about his rectiy in front-of, iho prisoner. After i«> dispose oftb^bteody weapon, itwus Defense was Mias Elin Magill, who.be* the bloody dagger that drove..Mac­ habits in respect to tho disposition of eying him shaiply far a moment, she. 1 beth to insanity and this hatchet » a ing daly sworn' said: blood from hi|’Uffioe. bhingiu subject of thrust her hand into her pocket anil up-: 1 have resided, at Manistee for 18 copmlaint by others ? on drawing it ottt,'tjib Trisbnbr started. -- -------------------------------------- — years. Know the* building occupied by —Objection made by »» Mr. Eggleston •t««lily «.tr»aen.l. ihst tha »ehoul< of Hany may The. “><*• "r ftdirr eoantiw. futajnod and exception —---------------------------------1—a osxed for to his f<x?t and. m some such words as.i. in regard to the letter read to vou and Vanderiwol and-field for a Bank. D’o ^d r"'ri0W itvrora • . * • Will , hr' Mr - W.iokm. . ■ £dowb as tho “ Brown nnd Nolan let­’ not, know AsLjup Vmfderpoo! jtersonaHy, but “see tbcrej .sec therecalled the atten­ ter, we shall show tjiat U was tho mostf knew Field, and remember tjie event of tion of hi» Counsel to her movements, natural thing in Che.world for him .to’ his disappearance, whieh was-on Sunday stairs over this building, but do .not evidently . eviaenuy considering wiiaiuenug Inmsefr uuiibvu in Ml danger, muigw, -rite it, for justa uigUJir two previous' Sep. 5th, lbG9. Was at the Mirth t>di»t know who occupied all. had been visited in his cell at tho1 Suday school on the hfteroaon of that ■ Qucs.—State if you over complained causal, perhaps Jiy mtgin rhrx-ataa>g‘ | to Dr. Wilcox'nf^is^lqyefijy hrtits ? ■ midnight hour by the sheriff and per ­ letters, said -to hfive wfetf written tiy tier 'mid ’ day, accompanied by- itiy sister and a ■ Qbjectiorinuide by Mr. Eggleston nnd OraattoMIc, to ewmu sons from whom he.had a right to ex-’ young lady ’from Chicago. Knonf that to him. What she drew from her riect protection, who shook their cones four wrU wh:-n Ihi ‘ Field had n little. dog. As. wo passed sustained and exception taken bv -W. pocket, however, proved tc bo nothing ever his head and their fists in his face ’ •‘ r_. ’ .. the bank that afternoon on the .way. to Hughes. Jfeld had two dqgs wtickl have M>W» more dangerous than 3 pair of apoctaclev and called him the guilty murderer. Sunday school, between 1 and 2t’clock »ue which she adjusted, in'order to geta bet­ When bo iajrAWsyWWBmiW?®/* we saw the bank door standing open And. is.the was natural for Him to try to devwo wore tied ionicthe little dog sitting in the* door. What counter. Hrink. ter view of tho person she seems to firm­ ‘ some mean® to divert public attention, more particularly called my attention to where war ths deak. Ue. ?ml M idair. iUadlni ly believe is the murderer of her eon. «Hwl »• text bookt. Tb Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston. inn state, bordering on frenry. It was it, my sister was troiug to phjeago tho When it is considered 'to what des­ written fur do other purp.se, and under next Tuesday, and site mud to me— . Was there orr Wednesday after thb those circumstances he osnnot be held disappearance of Field, and remember peration such a belief, no matter how This form of statement was objected quite a crowd being about the office, bat When the tibonff shook T. J). DIAMOND, well founded, might carry a mother who accountable. I was engaged that day,and did aotp*his fist in his lace and said * I know to by Mr. Eggleston. in. has lost a ■ son at she has, it is hot JI �GeneralitiesBetlilehem of Judea has an omnibus line, lately started. • PftfoW vd kk|l|e» Card?. Visitorn ! There la no use Talking-' A Frenchman is crossing the Medit­ erranean iu nu Indian bark oanoe. A “carving machine’’ has been pat­ ented by a citizen of New York.* GRANT & PHILLIPS I.- RUSSELL, *• Jim Ned River” is a stream of water in Texak. Are bound to sell Ruswu’o whisky tex amounted to 1100,157,000 test year. , More English than Irish came to thia country in 1870. CHAS. H. HAUER. Dry Goods, UNION FAIR, At Atlanta, Gn, a boy ate thirteen apple dumplings for des*ert,one day last week. Ho died next day. ------ TO EE HELD IN------ Groceries, Pedro Potein, son of the Mexican Minister at Washington, was drowned, while bathing at Fortress Monroo, Fria.y A Virginia negro who become in­ sane two years ago, after murdering his brother, has recently recovered his rea­ And everything in their line of Goods son, and is to be tried for bis crime. at prices a* low as at Jackson, or Grand Rapids, A Newark woman found a burgter And in many caws Lower. under her bod tho other night, and hauled him out so us to let her husband jump on him, which he did most effectunlly. I . A former named Belmar, near Earl­ rille, Delaware county, Illinois, was killed by a threshing machine on Katurday last, the second victim of the tamo machine. WM IL HAYFORD The City of Grand Rapids SEPTEMBER 12, 1-3, 14 & 15. . .. WM. L.C0BB, ATTORNEY and Coatuollor st Law. Solicitor in (-hancery. and Circuit Court Commimfoner for Barry connty, will aliead to all bcilnuj eutriule• -. ------ WILL FIND AT------ SPRING & AVERIN. Physlcluna. A Nurijcons, DRS. J. M. & C. RUNSELL, PHYSICIANS and Sum*ra». The treatment of oCfsyter, The Largest and'Best Avvortcd Stock of DBS. B. J. k. E. F. BBOWK. I1yffS2PAuKIr ottr, I.fc. <44 P. 0.c iif mis in (Mmiffl issee W5L UPJOHN, —TO BE FOUND IN------ DR. C. C. LINSLEY, BOTANIC an J EelecUe I'hrateiaa and DentUt. Last week the mutilated remains of a man was found in the Woods on Dahokia Creek, near Staunton, Illinois. Tho honorable। discharge of Christian Hart­ man fnmtMhe artillery service of th<> United States was found ou tho body. Western Michigan. A sub-contractor on the West Wis­ consin Railway, name unknown was shot near tTudsou, Wis., Friday night, by one on his men, who mistook him for a thief. Tne wound was in tho breast, and proved fatal. The laborer gavu himself up. A. P. DRAKE, M. D-z K d5TI.CI,^AR ■Uondon vires to the treatment (>f Private Dihvwh. tMBoe over F. D. Aekley'r Dtm Store. Miete street. Hart art. RUSSELL $* NEKINS' STEM ART A STE1NHOFF. Have their neic Goodt. Saneofl and Mechanical Dentists, or»r Grant A Phillip-. Start. HauiBC. Jamus Briggs was shot and killed at Ashland, Ohio, on the evening of the 25th, by Isaac Jones, a drayman. There had been nu old feud between the men, and on tho day iu question * Briggs, while'drunk, attacked Jotfe-s and wns ■ shot by tho latter in self-defense. tVe Shull Offer tit Hint Time REGISTER nt Drtd>. General INDUCEMENTS SPECIAL An effectual method of disposing of die potato bugs has boon discovered. The striped snakes ent tho bugs, tho hogs cat the snakes mankind eat tho hogs, nnd in this 'somewhat indirect manner tho (>est of the potatoe field gets tho worst of it. J. W. MAYNARD. ISAAC W. V ROOMAN. FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. S1iu^U^ °®e* ft‘ u" Uttrt n®0**'Ho‘io^C .Uaetiar Ar.3l E. II.MALLORY. SPRING & AVfcRY. H1IIIL OTIi Tho legislature of Gvurgia is to bo asked to protect tho mocking-birds. It is assorted that now the young birds arc taken from the nests us soon as found J and sent to the North or to Europe, and ] tliat a sensible diminution in tho num­ ber of these warblers is noted. At Hastings. A fuo occurred at Amboy, Illinois, about -1 a. m., on the 25th, destroying nearly all the business houses on both sides of Main street Lues, $200,000; insurance, 175,000. A man named John Shannon, who was in the city jail was burned to death before help c-outy ' Mr. MARBLE bavin; bought the Cardiag Jfo i each him. dike lately owned in Middleville, and Thomas Westbrook, Rumorly n resi­ baring removed it to Hailing*, and dent of Cinciunfiti, claiming to have’ been an editor of a (mper near that city, also a former resident <rf Elizabethtown, Ind., nnd of 1'eoria, 111., went into a new building in Kansas City, on the 23d, and tho butty? was found next morning, horribly blistered, showing a violent death. Morphine was found iu one pocket. The coroner’s jury rendered a GST Wool sent by Railroad will be verdict of death by cspusuro, disease, 30 Yeirs llptcll NATIONAL HOTEL, Dr. AIKIN, ’new Office No. H Canal St- Grand Baptdi, Experience ! Confldential, successful treatment for all priito dlseaaes. Seminal Weakness, cte„ t>osiv»lr cured. MT In every special. Important cave, slop nn diable or uselea* treatment, aud cuoault Dr. A^ciniii^ 1^ E, OIL CLOTHS, MATS. _ GOODS, ■B.noSMI. J. ROBERTS fc CO.. Q«sncx-nl INewx Dealerm. Michigan Central R. RJ OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. NOTTINGHAM ■ Chicago for Detroit at ifel -- LACES ■ • J........... USI n nrl. iS?asS»ttW*rtI OieconJeff- HASTINGS NURSERIES. °L " i’r°priotor, on- the Grand Rapid. * :.?L!eetera^‘Bt' MONROE endl,*‘ ’“teW *»d onrow- blacksmithing. natids, Michigan, --^s - . - . Wfita •■GfllW CAST* MARBLE. UMNIBI.S AMD HACK LIME. 4. S. VASIMIST I'rejri.l-r.-L.,.. ,( MATTINGS, tiona. (Hours, b to ». I Address, N.J. A IK IN. M. DP.O. Drawer 2091. Grand IU..ids.Mieh. AC»’s fatfttery. WELCOME MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, “iftrnFST J9HJT8,)y- ‘fer-yriy Clwfc of th, HmUw Hoa»«.» Proprietor. Term, moderate and tho comfort of imw» made a rpecialiy. A.uctloiioer. AARON CLARK. ~ AJrti^VCTI(i1?‘BKRJdnl,U*,uwrf the x Ml*-, i: “fei CARPETS, Carded to ordsr, and sent back in good . They, tell a story of two mon down on condition. ' Cape Cod, who recently obtain!d from h<h40ill?43 fitlO^W tho Supreme Court a perpetual injunc­ lUrab BARLOW & GOODYEAR’S tion restraining tho executors and trus­ Kalamaaoo, tee* of a will from distributing ur con­ Ntw Warehouse, veying tiny jtortion of tho estate, and at a. m. and arrive* at Chicaco at 113 a. tn. chui Icnrac^ lOjtlieir profound disgust ; ’“T6 !~d lu’id* ' ’ BHKPnERI) A CAMPBELL. Proprietors, carae.'*'**• *"■*' street. The only first-;!a»« Hocarpet house Cavni BMwnte and srerrlwly h «oie. bpleuJtd a:wtnm<xi*tiots» for urmita. juintf The vwy BEST PLACK to buy New remtdiea, improved treatment, qnfck urea. Specialities: Scrofula, Cancrra, Conautap- and wont of care. T1k> rvtrird 'of English patania :*how onedvrignod- to; pit-yent, exyloaioiu; of eteam Itoriurt, wntch at tin* time, when public attention is cuUl*4 te that aubjewt by theJUrtMUtM. te»rror|-may be wvrjli' noUce.'‘ Tkis.iHiproY6d menuii of AjJeventing' wlosiocfs WHiUtefa in pruriuiag ........11 I....lit U GRANT $ PHILLIPS. An cx-ussistant Paymaster of tho British navy* died In Montreal the other day of apoplexy, alter eating throe pounds of hum, uno pound of broad, and drinking a gallon of water and a pint and a half of brandy. i-xcepl.thm? .SiHteg tu tbchi-. ‘Thaeffuct of lhe iujuutiiun, thurof'Vfe, i-< Onb.- to debar fhriw pteiutif& from ge&ttg;.d)vir shore ihf th* estate. . .. C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at taw, FolWtor in Ch New Gooch ♦Fust Racehod. Dr. O. W. Mihr, of Martinsburg, Keo­ kuk county, Iowa, was found dend on Wednesday morning of lost week, ly­ ing on tho sidewalk. Tho cause of death is supposed to have been heart disease. A fight occurred ou Sunday, the- 20th on Tama Island, pear Burlington, Iowa, between Itevilo Gaylord and John Bailoy —both young man and acquaintances from childhood—which resulted in the death of Gaylord. Hi* death resulted from a rnptured splecr. tale A<«at: Jaoda bouebt and aald. and all trailneae tran.artlon. on revocable term.. Offlee oetr HABVBY MB1U11T, The salmon fisheries in Columbia driver are very extensive. Within thirty miles of Katamo, Oregon, more than 500 men are engaged in the business, undone Gnu test year netted §12,000. . HOLBROOK. TT0I1NHYB. and Ooatuallon *l taw.and Solicit- A fashion writer in a Now York pa­ per speaksof a reoent funeral there os “the fixed affair ever .witnessed.” O&>.Ue Hi, W.Ho^I-HoI,l iw 4 liXflx;* EUntEN. ^qfSiile. FOR Michigan Exchange. 'INION.' -*• nnd coveting tboj (India rubber j£>r. strength to wilUHia BXRfijp.-T.-d.m tiap't. Clfesca.■! ®ae iMroh'tHy re- «STs<lt: urirqti "tte n»te, -■ <L.k IH prts-eure.-" The Ind^Tubbcr .ia.t to the bolter by * flanged tube fur the jurpofie.. v / “ -Cr'W. RAILEY*; i^dexr v MA£WNI® MltlfiHT. 1FX*B Ste*e .*jJ*» 4* vrOTriewr. ” �ERIE BARWAY, 1,-100 miles under 800 miles without THE CELEBRATE! । 1 One Management Change of coaches. XBD4P 0A VGK-DOUBUt TRACK ROUTR I NEW YORK , X * ygUCCtPAI. BOSTON, C.H. HICKS, granite state - --------- POIblR IX KXW ATTENTION! The Corner Grocerv. Farriers Improved! TOXg STATR' A5D THK Oil. REGIONS OFFEJCNSYLVAXIA Still CooQnt CornSheller! TUIS RAILWAY EXTENDS XXOX Groceries, FOB SALE AT Rochester to New York, 885 miles, Buffalo to New York, 423 inilee, Suspension Bridge to New Yorr 448 Dunkirk to New York, 4G0 miles, Cleveland to New York, 625 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y-, 860 miles, Con bo had by Calling at Crockery. w. T. EASTMAN’S! D. R. COOK & GO’S Glassware, Warehouse on Brood way. AND IS FBOM to 27 MILES TUK SUOUTEB ROUTE. ' Office in Hastings. We Offter the following Tax Titles &.C., All trains run directly through to New York. । 2^“860 miles without change of coaches. 1 Land and Calcined Plaster, I From and after Aug. 17tb, 1871, Traiaa will ieare. tn conueclion with Western Lines, as follows: I Cheaper than any (Store in Hartings, NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, hares Cincinnati LIME, WATEB LIME. at 1.13 P. M.. Huudars excepted ; Chrelaud from Atlantic and Ureal Western Depot, by Columbia, O., time, daily. (Saturdays except­ • Have 10 per Cant. by buying for Cub of ed,) nt |o.0v P. M.; Clihon nt 6 a. M.; and Suspension Bridge atB.CJA. P daily, iRundata excepted ;i Buffalo from 'Japot corner Exchange and Michigan Streets, by New York August 10. 1871. • ime, dailv. (Sunday* excepted.) al7. A. M. ArrivesalUornellsrilla 9.83 A. M; Susquehanna -------------------------------- -------------------------------a.<X) P. M..(Dina:.Turner . « — o. M. HICKS. Sola Proprietor of VI a Whbkey •r vtlmalating bevaraga, but a xDictaa within the mack of all. Price, only <~O Cenin a Dottle. Register of Deeds. Notary Public, 1871” Abstracts of Titi.is <»f lands in Barry County fambhed on j ,, iinulicathm. at my office In the ______ __ arc auaciieitat Clifton Suipeusiou Bridge), tunning through to Naw Court House. York. r W. 11. JEWELL EXPRESS MAIL, leaves Dunkirk from union | — . .... Depot, and Buffalo, via. Aron and t la llornclla- I Hattutijt, Mien. rille. Dailv, (Sundays excepted,) al 7.So A. M., I ' arriving in New York al i.tM A. M. | ___ LIGHTNING EXPRESS. fDatly.) leaves •!tn- [--------ctanali al v ** P- M - —' Michigan, ASSYRIA. For the Hams, Williams, & Sash, w«ofawX n*X«r»wK I),' »» X n w X •« a w X aXufnwX V-XrtnwX 17 aonb 50 acres ol I-I * ,X * « ,'t *•! ' MAPLE GROVE. n X of a * X n w X of u w X CA8TLETON- n U of n w X aw>f wt.'wfneX IO|» • ■ ISiwXofe te. of u * x t'Onnaet* at Elmira with Northern •» * X of Shepard’a Compound Wahoo Butera Doors, Morning r.xkr< - WOODLAND. Boatoohod Nrw England cit-ea. ri » 7 ■ * • n. vonnecta at Umiri for WiUiamapon. lldmiburg and the1 ^■•utb; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton for ’ «?««»•»■. Albwy and the celebrated summer resort SharunSpnug,; at Groyeonrt for New­ burgh and Warwick, and at New York with e»eniogHraine and .Camera fur Doalou and New 1-cgiand cities. bleeding Cumrhesnro attached to Uns twin at ..uffalu. running through to Susquehanna, and at Uevdand. running through to New York. Only one train East on Sunder, leaving Cin­ cinnati at S.4S p. M ; Cleveland al T.» A. M.: * *‘L.*’- • Ruspeumon Bridge nt l.."5 . «-£•’ F. M- snd Dunkirk \.U l*rlce, only fit) Cent* a Jioltle. &c Growl itapi tin, Mich. For Salo by ACKLEY 4 SLADE, Hostings, Mich LT’MBeR. Little Red .Shop! Xofe-X of.sX JOHNSTOWN. C. N. SHEPARD. dressed Go to the •Sup.) Dunkirk ellUjw P. M.; Clifton, farop*. 1 2.7P M : UuB*io «* ii.li . •Jb“»<l“'b“>na alT.e A. M. irrakfaatil Turner * >■ I t« P u . n.— ___ j Blinds. Of Home »«»ufttture. »learner* and afternoon train* for Boston and • >ew England etttes. A Rlropiug Cum,h i. .. toebed to tbi. tram run I ^•^fbnmgh from buapcnatoa Bridge to New ' Itwl-xiacn i wKMaeri | Physicians throughout tho City and Country, aa the Imat Family Medicine SOBOSWTS a M, ™I tho best Counties in the State of aacnov , Jaundice, Indipention, SourStom\ aclt, Coatifcne.m. .Nervous and SickIlcaelache, Liver Complaint, ■ PcrerXAffuc, Dyapepaia, H'orms in Children, Pllen, Dilioun CotnCO., j plaint*, Lom of Appetite, Erup■ tionn of the Skin, Pimplcti on the ■ Face, and all Dineann of the Hlood; aloo the. bent Diuretic in Une for Kidney Complaint*, Weak Back, Pain in the Loin*, Lumbago, Grarel, Jiheumatlnm, ; <Pr. «Pr. BEST and cheapest! , Barry County—one of j tho following complaints. 8ENERAL CMVEIANCER; Meadville U.M A^M. (Diae;) Dunkirk * M r a-1 ; .ho. 1 « p y , . Hrtdje I U F jI.: Buffalo 2. p, U Arrleai L. “■* •• - SST Situatud in tho (various Townshijte of Th la article haa been thoroughly tested —and— ’ . .in A. x|. COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, W. H* JEWELL, tlruad kr Phila- of LANDS SHEPARD’S LUMBER, LATB, and SHINGLES atBiapbamton for Ceop^uw^ Alba^’Vnd tbe celebratedSumtiirr reiort * and with i. I Good lianrains in BALTIMORE ILASTINGS. t eXof ,eX •>(W ptefaet v • w J except Of nil Kindi*. CARLTUN. of Ba nk. KofneK HASTINGS, MICH IJ.wXofs.X cetsttrAi A. WOOLEY This is the Lad uho drove ' the dmes to market, and the same boy stopped I-e*" The Erie Railway Company haa opened a at Staffer's Th« be«l ventilated and moat luxurious 81e*par Cairhw rJC IK Tilt- wont i> Meat Market! new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to the toot ofsMSl.. New York, thui enabling Paaeen- The best stock of-Meat always on hand. CaH aud Get your Steak’ Roasts, BARRY. THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS TUB -f.wM HOPE. Family Sewing Machine near the bank Worn-X I’LY CONSTRUCTED, ^r any tiiisg you want. -moibui tranafer. FW” The Scenery along the entire route of tbe Eno Radway la of the moot picturriqite and beau­ tiful character Admirer* ol Natare'a beautba. • ■ a JarfiKhl Journey o.er lie Line, will Bod tn da ever changing landacaper aubjecti uf coutiau- • ASX FOXTICXra VIA XXII BAIL WAT, Citi) gining^all. Which can be obtained at the principal Ticket U dices tn the Weit and North West. LB. RUCKER, WM. R. BARR. BEST for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. STYLE Blut*a«*. Aug. 3, 1S71. ______ meusct school. , AMTBii.Aug. 7. 1971. For further information, addrei*. ____ MORRIM E- KEITH. Assyria. FINE BOOTS! i ! Always ii Order and Ready for Wsri. J j ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, hardened, and^will laat a life-tm*. I Preparatory for Tencbers. and those who feel in­ No other terested to put to a good use the advantages they drura from such a sun roe. constantly adding I thereto. ont baiting. Dvery student expecting to attend should be It will fail It will Cord. Braid. Quilt. Bind Gather. Hem­ the studdie* ao arranged aa especially to meet stitch, Ruflle, Tuck, aud Fnngr neatly and du­ mbly tbeir wanta. We warrant it to oew everything needed in a family, from the beavieat to the ligUteal fabric. commenting winter school. OF; MEN’ GO TO CLARKS FOR PICTURES.] REMEMBER, CITY PAINT STORE ! nUofneX a -, *>( ■ « X PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! Washington Block, South aide State St. WTINGS MARBLE WORKS! I Shoe corner of Church and State I Streatr. Haitiun. Mleb.. over Bailey’s Harass. Shop. <7lf BLACK de FULLER. Proprietor*, are pt epared to furnish , MONUMENTS. j0"iAn Style® of Women’* and • The Chib Step’s \Ya|tr.r»l Besi in the • •; City. TABLE TOPS, v-> /.-J 'MANTLED ■ SHELVES.fcTC/ COME A-TS'D HEE THEM Oysters and Rfertshmenls. on hand at all hours. 25yl » h'of.wX *,ofaoX >-,• of w J,' ofa <X wx®f«*K K’Si.eX wXofueM 5|n'eX?f"«J garUrtawfc iu a e X «» «J Stn.’freX S«|aHrta<X THORNAPPLE. .UofneX K H. A. BU8ELL ffl)8 ?L .Od~*i»s . Sb«p new tbe Boston Cash F(ore . rr r AND HERRICK. LOB ■■ Haalfnn’Jta’ l« GROCERIES! A fine stock Jvbt Opened Horsemen i ATTBNTTON ! Gold & ^SHver' Watches, M. FEWKlTr. MOHBY Tinainurt^ H asWrCM.ch. YANKEE SPRINGS. CHOICE A.MVWtb’*1 1IIT&IGAX! afli w MW Go there lor your HEAD STONES. wuqtnicH:’. Mg?11 R ofn w x 11! Sign and Ornamental Painting Daao i.i the latent atria*. Dealer! tn Wall Paper, Window \ Bhhadea Picture Frames, Looking GlMsca. Varabbro, Leads, Olli. Mixrd Patau Artist’s MiUriili. Window IteXafa wX HA! HA Graining, f Paper-Hanging, Kalnomining, ifc., Oppotiu P. 0. 1’RAIRIEVILLE. nwXofneX Pleas* call and examine th* Machine and Its ••«»eeX work. You cannot afford to bov a Sewing Ma­ I chine until vou have seen the FLORENCE with ORANGEVILLE. Ilotue-Paixti*], WOODRUFF ! IRVING. THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. PAINTERS. tn tho City, Manufactured by of a • w । COMMINS Si BROWN, © RUTLAND. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. SIMON 1’' RKENRUTH. I fW Wt: Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. K. COOK At CO To the Ladies!! M rt, J4< A Morrill wiihm to announce to the la- 4m ofliaaungs apd vieiaity that aba b ooartaaUj to aaaor On good real estate aeeuntl. from three to Aya Ream. Caliotrnr add.-tiw the- xufccrfber af Gul Laka.BarvOa.Wish. • • • IP JOHN WHITMORE. receiving lalte Udirtm* to her itu-k of . ■' frfggfetojqy y« llaninr*. June let. 1871. 'ML �Tift RyftfaLic^fi B^kehDAILY DURING THE TRIAL. Warranted Custom Made Boots from rented. Our neighboring towns are Detroit, Grand Eapida and Jactaon taking] hold of the photographic plan at Rcntan’b with a decided energy. Call on Him Wilcox for millinery goods of ail tbe latest and bet style**. W . >1. HOLMES, MAIL ARRANGEMENT. ^VnUMurth.rorder* mail* will elo<« nt thu oKce Alnib toins EnM elo»* nt 7J0 *. a. >own. Dvaroru ana miue crook. eloro Fin- “• P- * more and Lowell dote daily at 100 p. M. DIED. First National Clothing Hovbh. —Go there for the best and cheapest1 Dr. B- J. Brown wm born in Der*h»n,Oxford Co.. jrnfehinjf Goods. Clothing, Gents FunriBbing Goods, etc. CanB'd^ Decemberflth. 1M7. He eommcwced tbb E. G. tf n z. WILLIAMS. _______ .1 itudy of medicine at thence of IS. In 1SG7-8 benttended the Miehfcan Vnivanitjr st Ann Arbor, and “ A setting hea never gets fat.” but end oat rd al the Cleraland Hommopathio Co!)e*e most any penon can get fat b<* bating their grooerieR of J. Maus. J. ROBERTS. 1». M. note nc uau Iim™ MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River ValleyJDivision tegs.? Verm-utrUJi. Nub villa Sheridan* jSs! Middfevilio ‘ l? • • H elto John, where arc you going ?” “I was going down her? to buy some grocers.” •‘Well I am going down to Macs Al­ len’s to buy mine.” “Down to Alien's? Why, I never bo’l any of him, I always go there to buy crockery nnd wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery and pajicr enough to paper my house, there, 20per cent, cheaper ihan I could buy any where elw. Besides he warbanted it. The crockery he keeps Is the Boot's cclebratwl ware.” “Well, 1 always do po on urocericH, and 1 know yuu can. Bcaldes he takes anything 1 have to yell at a fair price, too. I get a lu-ttor tobacco, lea and | sugar there for tbe same money than any where else tn town.” M. hLLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Bany county, but they have one that will stick any and all kinds ol mokllngu that are needed. They alt-o have on band a large number of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frame*, Ac., that will be sold at low figures for cash. Chariotii Eaton Rapids .Commins & Brown keep tho best assortment of Wall-paj»er, Window shades. Picture Frames, etc., in the city. 5Wpn.- At we art unable to furnith back kudi- bert from the commencement rf the inue of Local hlijijie^ ftoticeg. oar Daily, we will take subscriptions for Twenty-fee Cento pet^wetl. names Immediately him. but the attack which eettled upon him at thia j time wax too rerere and reeulted in bi* death. Tbe family. coaaWns of father mother, brother* and aiiten and a larre circle of friend* in this eity and county will mln him. and in the tnedieinal fra­ ternity of our eity. hi* place will be hard to filb Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR. .M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN Tho San Francisco Alta California is severe on tho Magdalena Bay scheme, and, chronicling the arrival at Cape do Lucas of the lost of die colonists in a dilapidated condition, says: “Mean­ time the telegraph informs us that tho company is seeking to induce French Communists to that lively country. The wnB'{nfinilnlv ’ " " ly more more Trench government was intinitelj mon to send send them them merciful—only proposed to to New Caledonia.” Kalamazoo and A.nn _A_rbor WHEEL- CUETrVA-TORS BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JMD (\ISTIX(;S COMMERCIAL. MACHINES, SAWINO HARROWS, ETC., and the largest stock of U**ttoj», Aug. 30,1671. । IO0Q 1 10 W UtU, <vw. —• .......................... ........... Wheat, white, per buthel Flour, per ewt......................... Cora, per bu»he) Date, per buahel Butter, per lb Egg*, per doxen............... ... Onion*, per buihel.. ». Me** Pork, per lb Wool, perib............................. Salt, fine, per bbl • Salt, coarse, per bbl Bean*, per buahel S 00® 10 UO I Hur. perlon.... . 19! Dried Peaciiea, peared, ner lb. ' ,rtl Dried Peaehe*. unp*arcd, per l Dried Apple*, perlb jlfaple Sugar...................... Chickens, per lb Cheese, per lb........................... Ixrd.perlb................... Tallow, perlb Potatoes, per buahel Apple*,per buihel Peaehe*, Hides, green, per lb Hides, Jry, per lb........... IS @ <0 .Sheep Pelt.................................. Hunt, Williams & Co. *6 Warn 6 lOpm ......... - . lucotwful pbyeiclnn and rarfeon. and hi* rid«a An Every-day Stary. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s Now Block. J. W. & 0. G. BENTLEY [Succeaaor* to Dicker A Bentty.I IS Send in your and Commence now. Shoulders. SPECIAL NOTICE. L Attention! I have a yoke of cattle and a single j Important Railroad Meeting. horse for sale. Will sell on time tor j good paper. II. J. Grant. A meeting of the citizens of Holings Aug. 30, T871. and vicinity will be held at the Court, House on Friday evening next, nt 7} ’ “ One stormy night in winter when o’clock, to hear the report of the. com­ the winds were blowing cold,” I bought mittee etc.. In the interest of a , me a pair of boots and rubbers at Maus’. north aud xouth road, and to such; further action as the meeting may de- V/ The days of grace on accounts due ' determine, liy oriier of Committee. the late firm of Dickey 4 Bently, are j D. R. COOK. pretty nearly out. Those interested; ... wUl do well to take notice, / ' That to buy Goods MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, You must yisit the Moldings a Specialty LOCAL INVENTS dtoaepl Another railroad will nut effect the low prices nt Maus'. I The California Minstrels to-night. Wanted. Wanted. Everyone having unsettled accounts •' Mr. Checver returned this afternoon. to call and Fettle tbe same by September | We had a fin« shower yeHorday nnd 1st, for I must have my pay. । to-day. lOwl Mason Allen. lX>.’r y»a know wber. <o g« yo«ri Kv.ro O'- T 1 . -Y Xt » boot. Mal.bo«.? I .10-at J. M.us'. | Cancer can be Cured. SKIXER of the defeatc in the Xanderpooll w j,,. 1 DECKER, ■I Large Stock *n<1 MADE OF ' CIGARS aud TOBACCO, Lake Superior Iron' WALL PAPER. 4c.. Ac., Abo the I CITY DRUG STORE, Harnesses,' Agricultural Tools, &c. THE BEST IX THE WORLD. KEP.OSE.XE LAMPS4FIXTURES Stoves. i trated with correct likenesses of the leading business men of this city, ac­ A Choick Stock of perfumeries at the companied by the business cards of each and so atnnged as to make a handsome •City Nows Depot 1EATHEK EBLTIKQ A SPECIALTY and valuable ornament. Thia methyl For Photographs and Pictures, of all of advertising is of a more pomoine.it . and valuable character aa. well as more kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. attractive than than the ordinary dfrTai Town TaiX K. C. B. and E. B PUy cards exhibited jn, public places u Hall, three of th. best Brauds of Cigars ’11 wlU i,,Dg bl’ front Hs value I 8,11 WOODLAND PARLORS. Great Union Exposition At Graad Rapid*, $1.00 for 75c i IwM close out my Stock of Summer , - AVe will not be under­ sold bv anv House Dry Goods and Clothing ‘ffn-iitylichigan.f .. igf seventij-fice cents on the ^Dollar. ' Cheapest fruit jar at Buseli’e. '1 ’* . the same Ume time tendtng w to hitroduc. tntroduc and Tbe pl^tobay yw bootaj^nd shtMbi mak. buslnere, aro*. better known to is at ” * 'b. their edwtomers. Mr. tf. ^’. Bot^ijir Rvnyah Grand Rapids is the originator , of this ’ B.w and, useful plan of advertLiug. He in good style and reaKmnble jg-iow ”: is well knro ibrutafibutths . . . , at RuNYA^r'e. aa a very superior -pbotographer and Ladies’ fine fihocs of the all partie. adfertteing with him may be • ' ii‘- at ftUMYAX’B. 1 Msured that they will be well repre- Detroit Stoves, BOOKS* STATIONERS,I, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES ,*£ Hardware, Best cbeete in the eity at Buseli'*. AGENTS FOP. T.IIE TURPENTINE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. _____ t TT* m ' card- TLc •oHcitiDg agent for the above . °f 8obo°l B00*8 i advertising medium Is Mr. F. D. M. . City *-.*.* - - Yl —. | Davifl( of I0nla< Thb to tobe ylus_ in 0the at tho City News Depot. I AV ooclen Ware, <fcc- OILS, VARNISHES. Dealera in Dealer* Pcache. fresh and ulc at Busell'e. Is the name of a Choice Brand of C:- i gars just received and for .ale at th. I NlW .““i, « weU “ being I Citv N—. I y vaIuabl® to business men is BooUty News Depot. Mr,B new photO|tra,,hlc adverti,lsg Iron, Nails, Glass. PAINTS, RUSSELL ! ‘n PATENT MEDICINES. \ Tho Tom Talk ' HARASSES, Just Received. Druggists and Chemists, SK-jXNDD 4* DECKFR. Hams. Williams A Co. have not got time to run after accounts that were to | give a grand pea^h feetlval at Union ; J Hall, on Friday evening. All who like --------- ------ -------------be paid after barren. Therefore, we ex­ and cream and all who want to I? I? R T T? pect every man to call and settle28th up’ ' peaches he,p the ladtca of cou1®® attend. ' *•' ■-< their accounts on or before tho Inst Wc mean Intmru-M. The figures In notice of “For Sale,” ’ and Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. ( M. 8. Phillips, which read In our last I Mavs is bound to sell his groceries, ( issue of dally and in this week's weekly ' boot, .nd >hoM if 1,. don't 'h™'d h-| graphical error. The farm is cheap at , cent‘ • nineteen hundred. “So they say.” . Tho Grand Rapids Business College . doing a thriving business and is f j gaining in |«opular favor througout t_. Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep- ’ , - • ■ j country. No young man should be ' • -M T , BC8ELL e. Without u diploma from this Institution. Dan'IIStriker. Dealers in Battle Creek. Peach Feftival.-The ladies of the I Presbyterian church of this city will I 1 11 cent Fttgar nt Busell’s. Rubber mope at Bareli's. <■••• a-»w-»o GoOdSear & Str/^ The ftiueral sirvice of the late Dr. B.1 J. Brown will take place nt the M. E. j L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer Church on Friday, at 8:80 p. nj. mixture Is warrantee to «ut eumu of cancer and scrofula tn every form. Skinner A Docker of Battle Creek see Send for ciiculnr. ’ $1 per bottle. Ad­ the advantage of advertising In our dress L. N. Mixer, Maily an-1 are represented in another' Hastings, Mich. : column to-day. ■ stnt.fa H. A. Goodyear. : Groceries cheap as dirt at J. Maus’. also, lumber flooring Great Emporium ’STL. John A. Greble, SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U AND 15,1871, \onktro Mich, igrlcilliralaa* Mtchaalcal Sacltiy and ros ’ “‘"Area?®-" &■ MUDGE. ___ ■wuuoai ram si excurmon Mark Rushell. FARM FOR SALE. W TISTE OR BEER BOTTLED, ' ’ J^faroUhed u, pHtato UtniUoa fro*h aad Joa^, d kwtf ALBERT felSELBERC, ' fit Charles Restauraat oa Jeffarsoo St. Furs Wines and liauors ’ n>»MKHCBU.pl-»lW£.' ■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-31.pdf 45459fe9601d217b5756680af45dc2d4 PDF Text Text 5l)c tjnstinfls Sanner DAILY VOL. I, _ ----- ■— ------ . 1 1 THON. vfl i! 1 ■■■' "■ , .... ' . ... . ___ __ HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. 31, 1871 NO. 15, THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. | <i*ii w ^ta-1 powreire, to rempeui^^^T , ent be .tricken out, on tho ground that we are just as jtowerWkoget them to wife. When we met Field, I did not j vailing currents in the lake. Floating >got them to speak with him, did not hear kis voice, 1 bodies going down tho river come ashore SixUenth Day’* Prcceedings. it was mode smoe this charge and had give their deporitions^Wy do not there waa do reason why h» did not near tho piers, but cannot tell how near nothing preri-1 nothin?totodp <lnWith withhis ht.character -t.-. . .» . . . choose to testify. We can invite them sjwttk to mo ns he passed to the inside to them, probably within a-.nils. Never mossing umu. ous to this. Tho Court held that it was tc come and testify but that is all. It of us on the walk. I did notnotico any noticed whether more landed »Q one ride dog with him. of tho piers than on the other, Or not not proper to admit statements in re­ is well known that I was not connected It being noon, the reading was sus­ No cross-examination. gard to his character, made since this August 81, 1871. with this case for some time previous to pended and Court took a recess till 2 Tho next witness called was I-H. Daniel Parker bein^ called to the cLargo was brought against him, usd its commencement and the reason why I Sanford, but not being present, Mr. stand and duly sworn said : ordered the statement stricken out was not connected with it, is just ns well Hitchcock was again called to tho stand I live in Manistee and hare for 8 . tho people at Muskegon known, and wlurt diligenoc eould I use tmiwoS truiox. years; know Wilbur Lott and his wife; taken sides in this anuerpool matter ? to give that ]>art of Dr. Fisher’s testi­ under those circumstances ? The reading of Mr. Lott's testimony mony at Kalamazoo, relating to’ tho** they are now snnpored to be in Wiscon­ Objected to, which being overruled Mr. Eggleston, intamnting, asked if continued : sin. Some 5 or 6 weeks ago they said time that Vanderpool was at his house ihev did not want to come to this trial an exception was asked for by Mr. that exetued the Prisoi^Jaom diligence. Ro-direct —I suppose Mr. Green and that Sunday night after the pills. ’ This .md^u ere going to leave. I saw Mr. Hughes. Mr. Hughes asked what could ho do Mr. Bullis came up to the comp to sec was anked tor, in order to impoach his Ixiit in Milwaukee last week and there Ans.—They are divided in regard to me about tins matter, no cnc else bo­ without Counsel, locked up in a cell and he told mo he did not want to come to the matte:/ rides us three was present. Mr. Bullis testimony here. Qum.—Are there discussions there up­ siek, while his wife shared substantially said he had Ijenrd that I said I htuj seen this trial. My occupation is that of core At Kalamazoo he testified that he was penter and joiner. Remember the event on this subject and have you narticipat- the same fate? Ho thought that even Field Sunday afternoon, and he hud at his house 15 or 20 minutes. That ho of tho disappcarunce of Field and on ed in them? his giant friend, Mr. Church, would come up to see me about it. 1 told I be­ made a diagnosis of Il's disease and pre­ tltat Sunday 1 was nt my boardins? place Objected to by Mr C’heever, which have poor succew in diming up tho lieved 1 had soon him, he asked mo if I scribed for him. When on tho stand ’ and was also at Mrs. Springer’s during being overruled, exception was taken. was not mistaken. I said I did not Lotte, if locked up in tho saire way. He think I was and that I was confident I hero ho testified that Vanderpco’. was at that day about noon. The way I know Ans.—I have read the evidence and asked which would seem tc bo tbo most had eeen him. I told him 1 was sure it his house 4 or 5 minutes. tho time of day is 1 hud had my lunch talked of it. Subscribed 85,00 to the icr dinner before 1 wont there. I found sensible course to pursue, to read their was on Sunday and at that time of day Theie being no more witnesses pres­ there a Mr. Ladow, but I do not know Vanderpool fund for tho Kalamazoo tri­ testimony as given at Kalamszoo in ojien hut ns to the day I would not bo so cer­ ent to-day, Court adjourned till 9 o’c’oek al. tain. When we met Field that day, where he is now. He left Manistee Court, or to send to Milwaukee at great to-morrow morning. Mr. S. R. Sanford was tbo next wit ­ something was said lietwceu my wife i omo 5 or G weeks ngo to get rid of 1JXr „ present trouble and expense, with no one on and myself ___ thatr...... had,„reference to Field. this trial. He has told roe that urnt ness called for,' Lut ---- not being i-.~ta.Mi. ho did not mean to -----------------------------e lup r tho quew- ' either side tokttend to the matter, and i Tho next Sunday I walked with Miss come. ' ^r- Cheever arose to bring • AGENTS WASTED 1 1 also looked at a clock that day when tion admissabilitv of tho testi- ;| procure their depositions, ar what they [ Lawson, we walked down to the beach, A RICHFIELD! A NOBLE WORK! '* ILj of the admusabilitv ' something was said about Field’s disap­ 1 went to Mrs. Springer's and it was mony of Mr. and Mrs. Lott, and sub- i fihou!d choo*> M Sivo ?v ; ... , r, ’ pearunce. I said, “Hero is where Vunnot far mtnwu noon. The clock keptWWD mil? .vm wmo » ut.MtMtu ^e affidavits of Sheriff Vrouiuan . J^-y v^ ,e ^° urt:. Ute Court deqiool camo down with Field’s body PICTORIAL time which was a little faster than town agu,if Know Springer, and ho anJ DePuty Sheriff Malloiy, stating •. I ant entirely - satisfied tint tho law q week . o . ho did _r it." -^Nothing was time. J ’___ Charles __ 2 ~ ’ ’ testimony ' / .v of‘ witnesses, 1'— a uembor aright, - that"day.. Mrs. 11,0 given- said nt that time,r if ’I remei was there L*.=. Springer . pnugcr was »o« ' that they wore unable to find thorn after ” a: a c.foiraer trial— io lx-road. I >» iat«. »" liaving Fi^l on tiro . . . «... ------- i-1.. i «... — > atMiuti •taut. our iinvincr seen Men ri doing housework andi think,wm°getting due search, and that they were supposed WITH OVER dinner. I remember of Iter going out tied th-no two witncsiw arooul of tho I I'recet mK u HV to be temporarily absent to avoid process. UDO ILLUSTRATIONS, State n„J tbo -urtairtion ot Ita, Court | Al) " ,l,< ’ nad ” K °/ “ r W' 1' Ixl" ’ doors with a btuin in her hand, but do Ho then stated that it was impossible not knyw what she >md in it. Was nnd 1 tun al«. lalixlioti of th, good fttitl. ^teony tea. rone.taed the tetenrony 50,000 REFERENCES, there not over an hour. Was in con- to take tho depositions of these witnesses, of the Res]K>mlcnt nnd his Counsel in ; Mrs. Anurna Ixitt, the wife of the A FAMILY RECORD, verantiou with Springer about building aa is asual with non-residents, on they trying to procure their attesdance, and 1 last witness,was read, but as we are uua Iiouk*. laidvw was (taring some liave not become residents of another I am disposed to admit tho twtimony of j able to fftrnish a tatisfactory report of peachoa. Was at Springer's also on State, aud thotaJeaving was a surprise thwo inowitaamugiven .tKnlamnx.ro dl „ (1 ou nramil of imboing repidSaturday and luodow was there, lying THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE Mr. G. F. lutchuck. the stenograph- , ... . , . .. .... 'n' c'm,t h“r '’’'‘““"X <■“ contain* a auirehuuac cf information that can on me bed apparently ask>ep, nnd I had te us. But we have their depositions in er. then road the t«ti,nony » token by only reach the mind through th* ey*. Ita illnsa saw to>uy baud which I‘drew across the best pcwrible form, os they were giv­ ■him nt Knlauruoo substantially ns fol- to-mor.-ow, in order to give it more comhis itedMn wake him up. Knew a mon en in open Court and under the solemn­ lows : Wilber F. Lott, sworn, (ex- J pletc. Tho next witness called to thi prehenilve review of the Heripture*, repr»»eaiat Manistee by the >.otuc of George ity of qd oath, together with full cross­ amined by Mr. VanArnuinI live at B;and, was Paul Vand>nburgh, who, bo- ing the rnu»t iitcrr»ting Views, Cbsracter*, Symbol*. lli»t'>ricsl Erenu, Lsnd<cap« .Semen, Phibbs, but he left tin re hut summer aud examination, and he read from Green- Manistee ; have reside:! there three 1 •. Antiqui'i**, (Watamee, Beast*. Bird* insect*. 1 do not know where hejwent. He was i years. I recollect Sunday September,5, j R ' ' ' 1'iasta, Mineral*, (Inn*, Medal*. lnaenpUon«u»d leaf on Evidence tho law in regard to n married man and took his tnmily with Incident* referred to throughout the .‘••feted 1SG!>. 1 recollect of seeing Mr. Field [ I reside nt Grana itavru and am a , I admitting this testimony of theirs. He They attract th* eye. correct erroamna him. in the streets on that day, Detween one ' lishermar.. Have followed this or Text. impresiiur.a. awaken new ’thought*, and furnish Ques.—Where was it given out that also read from 10 Humphrey 479, u de- and two o’clock, it was opposite Golden ' about 9 years, at Grand Haven nnd eh-arcr ri«w« of Divine Trulli. Aa a help to he iteut? ‘ -cirion explaining and deciding tho do Philcr's house, Miss Lawwn,who is now Holland. I am proprietor in the busi- Parent*, Minister*, and 8abbath-»cboo1 Teacher* fulfilling tho dutioaof their *eparate »nd high sod run about I;»0 nets. e take in Objected on the *' mentary law upou^’uis subject ; also, 5 lay wife, was with mo, wo met him on j wwjwwt to xv by i.-j Mr. ww.. Church, wm vocation*—and to all other* to whom imm-Ttal the street. 1 was going to tho Post Of-1 white fish. Tho note ore made of coi- tout* are in trusted—lbI* splendid J’ietora! ground that this eould not be j.roved by McLain 286, and* 29 1’a.^tate Rep. 495 fice to get my mail, if there was any, to® or linen. If the current allows uie Volume cannot be ovetartimsted. It is the common report. ! were nlso cited to the r-ame point and den’t remember whether there waa nnv we set. our nets in towards the shore. Edition. Mr. Hughes said that it .was totqpe-; these decisions were applied with much </r not. The post office was upon on We qlways Kt them with tho current Most Suitable for tho Family, Sunday from one to two in the after- ; when wo can, nnd in towards the shore tent to show in tide way. where he Went : force to the present case. ANe usually go out Moat Valuable fur the Student, and ilm! ho lift toavoid attending ibis Mr Churoh aid that hn would not noon. I was in the lumber woods at ] perpendicular. the time of the lout trial, tho subject of about 4 miles and sometime,, us far as trial, for the pwpree of introducing hi* j oj,|WW the adaunion of any iretinioay Moit Instinctive for the Teacher.. seeing Field was brought to ny atten- '20 miles, and in water from 12 to GO .lepreiliuu given at lhe Maautro trinl. , 0|„,!ull.Jv mnterial fer tbo do- tion within n few days after his npjwar- ; fathuius in depth. We use floats to keep Most Appropriate for the CtriW. Am-.—Do not knww where he went, 1 fense, but he did not think we ought to ance. I hare thought of tbo matter a tiio upper edge in sight. I often 'find Most Useful for tho Minister, nr.r,buve I over beiud. and dial ia all I . |iroak 0T(,r a rre7 rhariv deiiirel and good deal since. 1 have spoken of tho l rubbish in my nets out do not know matter several times, am certain that it I from which way it comes most A strong know about it. Think Mr. Bpnnger Most Interesting for the Farmer. o U..V.A. f-^rs ! well wtablisbod rale as laid down .in .5 was Sunday Sep. 5, that I taw him. wind from the south brings green subno is. -Know ueo. •i . would know where> ho Know Gao. Cross-oxainined by Mr. Lothrop. I , stance into our nets. The currents this left Maniateo Ford but lie hsuI— ----------- - . -McIajd, above ated. Most Elegant for tho Parlor, was employed at the time at Tyson & year seem to tend southward for the ’ ’ ' ! We resist this motion because it is ap ­ and I <lv not know where he is. I . * most* ’part, but * ** “* ~a 'few years ago *'they Most Profitable for tho Study. < 'ro&s-examined by Mr. Church. plied for in the case of persons in ditfer- Rojitnsun's mill, was hoarding^ Rob-r tended north ’ for the mast pari. inson ’ s boarding-hoasc, the usual hour laved at Manutteo about 6 years be­ ent cirtumrianoeB from thuMt, to whom THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, fore the disappearance of Field. Had tho rule above laid down is applied. for dinner is 12 o'cbek by tho boarding• Rubbish going out of the river at Grand in addition to ths feature* already alluded to, house time, that was about an hourr Haven tuu Jly comes to the shore very contain* the Apocrypha, Concordance, Paalm* tn talked of this building with Springer fur . sonn. The wave* very rarely come to Tlmt referred to dead and insane per ­ ahead of town timeI spent the fore ­ Metre, a Summary of th* Sacred Truth* a* ■ about two -weeks precious to this, but taught in th* Impirtd Book, together with where their testimony eaunot by noon nt the boarding-house nnd the mill.. shore squarely, but usually diagonally, numerous and comprehensive Table* aud other had never l»ecn in the house but twice sons, , i Considerable Hood-wood comes down Historical and Explanatory Matter, embodying 1 loft the boarding-house to go down before Sunday, once on Saturday and at anv means be obtained, but this trial r the rive’*, end usually lands north of the the labor* of many of th* most eminent Bibical another time I do not remember. Had han been pending for some time, so that town about 1 o'clock Don’t{remember that any one went out with me, the firstt piers, though there is a groat deal of no conversation with Springer on Satur­ .there was do uncertainty but tho trial jwrbou I met was Mian Ijtwson, now my■ rubbish south of the pierday. Went to ace Endow aboot going Cross-exanined by . .. .Lurch. tv work, he had been lying still for a would come sometime soon. The delays wife. I went down tho south side. 1 This flood-wood from the north side vitUin erenbodi'* resell. few days. Saturday was a lowery day, we mode for the accommodation of At- met her aliout opposite Green’s mill, aud Sunday wa< «’.uite pleasant about ]tanieya. We find Rie subpamaa issued may hove mot some one between tho1 of the piers sometimes works up the boarding-housD and where I met Miss1 beach to a great distance. Tho fisher­ noon, but vas4jloudy and I think rain­ duriu ’ the fore pert of August, and re­ EXPERIENCED AGENTS are i Lawson, but du not remember of meet­ men come in from the lake at nil times ed a little in the afternoon. laduw was tlirvogbout the country fut its sale, with on the bed on Saturday and was sitting 1turned about the 12th and by that re­ ing any one, don’t remember of iheeting’ of tho day. Know of a boat ruuning liberal arrangemenU will be made, .tn any one else before I met Field, don't against the pier at Grand Haven aud turn wo find that the I ioubc was locked on-the edge of it ou Sunday. Was i remember of swing any one on Bailey’s drowning n Uy, who was picked up in tKMirding near Gerritt Smith’s at this ,up, but was any farther oflbrt made to period, bat will cantina* for * IKitten corner. 1 was on the outride of the •Untlj increMlng with the growth end time about 190 rods from Springer’s. find ( them in litis State? Well, it is said walk and Miss Lawson on the inside.' abour ten days near Holland. Tho boat went tuhoio very near the pier. There were other Jioardere at this house, that they wdre seen in Milwaukee n Re-direct.—When the boat, Milwan, . ?’icld, when wo met him, took the in­ isos* ■ peroantu: one. but none at this time. IxMikod ai at mo the ----- — •’ njf'forl| weak ago, and perhaps that was their side, between Miss Lawson nnd the kco was lost they placed watchers four clock in this houat* before stariiwf'for fence, the jKtst office wse ojxni when wo or five miles up the bench to pick up ht wy | first day there, .Springer's that day, nnd alm P . . but tdneo their wlierereached there, there were quite a num-. floating bodies. watch both kept null ,ti -eI ^unt 1ms ascertained, i'.uvu— — 1-* planing 1"?----- n — , lauuiuu iiuo been •■•ro... — ------------ has any . tor there. Couldn’t remember any of Walter Fischer being duly sworn said: This planing mill woe between s interr^aturies been prepared and sent them by name, this was about half-post all employments—«r« invited to correspond I reside ct Grand Haven and have of mill and Robinson’e little null- The to takc Ultir depositions ? These might one. Don’t remember ns there were with tn with a vtowko an agency. Kot a few for 14 years, am a fisherman and take aueb are now averaging from |5000 to <7000 time at Green’s mill was a l.»— — have l»een obtained before needed. Bui any mure, or ns many, jieople on tho white fish and trout We set our nets annual profit in it* *ale. There I* a great want fastest, I think. Bjwinger was working for the book and a rich field offered, while it wih streets that dny as Sundays usually, it at this time with Mr. Phibbs. Last saw wo place this matter before the Court was a little rainy. Mr. Field was going in the spring, about 9 miles out and in eierate the apiritulsl condition by constant con­ Ladow 7 or 8 weeks ago, a»'d have for n deckiou without any reference to east when wo met him. did not notice the summer nearer file shore. There ore tact with and converaatioo* n|>on ita beautiful currents in Lake Michigan from every lieard from Mre. Springer a few days other decisions, and wo resist it oa the where he went. That was not the only direction, but do nqt know which way since, that be is in Saginaw. Izwt saw same ground that we did in tho begin- Sunday Mise Lawson and I liave walked Aganls on the Instalment Plan they run the most. Know that the cur­ George Ford in tho latter pait of July, ing. that duo diligence has not been together, we had not'wnlked together rents on the surface sometimes run di­ Will bo fnrnlahed the work in fine binding*. the dnv that the Sheriff wa* there, or any Sunday a little previous to that nt rectly contrary to the wind. I can tell This plan I* quite ponulir and firolitable tn citie* Urge Uiwna. We bar* an edition of the else the day before. that time of’ day, couldn’t say that I this by the buoys on tho nets. Have and book, superbly bound, with massive panelled Mr. Egglwl'ia raid that ho did not walked with her ti^e Sunday previous, Tho seventh witness for the defense was seen things floating in tho water. aide*, which ba* been everywhere received with was Mr. Gevirge B- Woodbury, who be- ootuider it a question entirely at tho didn’t nt that time of day. Walked marked favor. Subscription* for the Pictorial Cross-examined by Mr. Church. Bible, in thia atyle aud in thia way, can be Ag duly sworn said : discretion ct the Court, but is one to be with her the next Sunday. Remember Have fished on tho west side of tho obtained to an almoit unlimited extent, ai there 1 reside in Muskegon and have for 80 no outlay of moner that the Hibl* leader can derided by the Court and is lisble to bo of meeting some persons on that day. Lake ns well os nt Grand Haven. My i* years. Have known Vanderpool some Mr. Lahr was one, from the nort office shanty is on tho beach at Grand Haven. make, which will yield him so rich a return. 10 or 12 reari. Got acquainted with reviewed. Tho question'nt tho dosere- wo turned and wont back to her folks' Never saw anything floating norJi very We er* also the Publishsr* of POTTER'S him at Mtlskegon, he was empjpyod in tion of iho Court is whether duo diligeuoe house. 1 rpoke to some uno about fur. Floating things usuiuly come to STANDARD EDITIONS of Fsmily, 1’alpif some of the stores there. He wn* 3 or hn= Iteon used, and when that has been meeting him, very soon after that day. the shore immediately. Know of the Pocket end Photograph Bible* and Testaments— nearly 300 different atyles—so well known every­ ■1 years or more with Rcyerson and Hill, dotorminal.lha Court's diwrotion a>less. After the former trial I conversed with boat Milwaukee being destroyed, and where tor their accuracy of text, beauty of finish who kept a large dry goods store. He Mr. Hughes said tho diMusswn uf some one on tho subject 1 wm as cer­ the floating debris came directly ashore, and durability of bioding. Always aak for tain then ai now about tho day, have or did not go up tbo beach more titan a I'orm'i dTAKDaan Enitiox*. and get the beat, left Muskegon nnd went into the army for 2 or 8 years nnd then returned to this queatios presented eu extraordina­ always been as certain as now. I ro mile. A great deal of floating material (hulognea containing atyle* and price* furnishon on application. Muskegon and wus in Smith & Odell s ry spoetacle of our humanity. The member of having a ronveroation with goes down tho river and lands north store n while and nlso in a flounng rery fact tbsi those persons wore onoo Mr. Holden M. Green and Mr. Bullis and south of tho piers. Tho current For Circular* containing a fall diacrintion of mill. He left Muskegon fur Manistee. examined and thoroughly crosswxnmin- on the subject at tho lumber camp. 1 carries it out about half a mile and then Tua Pieros:* t Fauiit Biata, with sample sheet and terms to Arents, address ••POTTE/’rt did not tell them that 1 was not certain tho wind drives it right ashore. At STANDARD During his residence al Muskegon was . BIBLE AND TESTA JfENT ed end all tbtir testimony fully Ulen, about the dny until I saw my wife. I , acquainted with his general reputation Grand Haven the water is shoal for DOWSE,'for honesty, integrity and humanity,and should shut the mouths of my opponents did toll them that I wanted to satisfy ,quite a distance from shore. A quarter it was good. ~ ;trreror.in regard to admitting this tosli- myself on the point of the dty. I ,of a mile out it is about 4 or 0 fathoms JOHN E- POTTER # CO.. Cross examined by Mr. Church. . n0M. It is proved that these l-rsons ought perhaps to correct my statement ,deep, after going out 6 or 7 miles it lie­ PUBLISHERS, Have heard it frequently ,ldk,~ ore out of the state, and Hint they smd that I was as certain then as now about (gins to grow deeper very 'fast tho dav. 1 was not os certain. I thought 'The piers at Grand Haven are 500 or around town that George \anderpool । (hey ware going ont of the etateeome the matter over before becoming certain. GOO ( feet long. Have fished in the ohi was a pood sort of a fellow. I also | PHILADELPHIA. iudeod of his roputalioa from th. _pc«- two months ago, and when eubprena. I called at Mr. Bullis’ office tho next <country in tho North Bea. lion be occunted. 1 hav.broa oagmaar were uttampted to be served upon diem, Monday morning after that time. The next witness, Abraham Fischer, FARM FOR SALE. Ques.—Did you not go to see your in a mill at Muikegon for H vaaro i Uey were gone. There is no proof «»duly sworn, taid: wife in order to talk tho matter over with being 1 uxod to him nrorly «v.a,<taj »tato 1 ^aytotlm. A eertam amount rfthh- . he waa at Haymon * Hill "• I,”er 1 her? . , I live ai Grand Haven and have for Ans.—1 went twice to Luddmgton 14 J years. Am a fisherman and take heard them .ay anything about bun. genre is neresresy. that «. admrt, bnt winter, bat not for that purpoae. I iwhite fish and trout Have fished 80 they are out of the state no dib- that , Have betted Mr. Marten wy of tan that when , miles from shore. Wo have Iabout * "120‘ K farther partiealars jMrairs m the B*i d° jbuv hxvetad ttatl would not My pai- 1 he did not think him very honaut, bnt pence is necessary, for B “y F* a^0,‘1’’’"taertb*<>^HrteLLr] live .tout the nudtor until I eew ny tnets. Do not think there are FP8.3 l»rt this waa rinro thia charge waa brought ISrir to come here to testify, we are - FAMILY BIBLE, against him. �LAXI CVRMWrS. . Attorn* yi [Editor Ha«tikw Banker . -Z-borc la no nao T.lklnK: Bir In the letter of the Hastings eerreapondent of the Detroit Pott of August 24th, ocean the following obser­ vation. “ Since- the prosecution have undertaken to show Just what natural ■ cause* took Field's body in that particular'kllrection and distance, it is obvious­ ly easier to prove it, by an actual ex­ Are bound to sell periment on the spot thou any amount of theorizing on laitv currents in geiv GEO. C. WORTH. VAN VELSOR M ROLFE. ‘ ^iSKiar-JSffcS'ssrr^ GRANT & PHILLIPS Now that correspondent is a philoso­ pher, and that remark contains a big chunk of wRdom, the whole thing b perfectly plain aud easy and why <ihj r><J the authorities of Manis­ tee. 4’bo have been vigilant In other Tana’s to convict Vanderpool also attend <o this? All they had to do was to get a dead body, drop it into Manistee Biver. then keep, watch of it nnd see where the current took it. One trial would not have been aufficlent as that wsuM only have shown that particu­ lar xaoo, it-would have been necessary to repeat the experiment olten enough to establish u general rule. And everything in their line of Goods at prices as low a* at Jack>»on, .In case the authorities bad excused ’* or Grand Rapids, themselves for the reason that dead hu­ And in many cases Lower. man bodies In sufficient numbers could not be obtained, dog’s bodies would hrvo answered every j»urposo and prob­ ably Manistee contained worthless curs enough, that eould not have Izeen turned to any better use than to make dead bodies of them by knocking a couple of holes in their heads with tho Hew Goods Just Received •‘ante hatchet with which Field was tnippoj-ed to have been killed, attach an iron sinker from the pile of old iron GRANT# PHILLIPS. near the bank, to each of their bodies t»y a bay rope, drop them into the Man­ istee River promiscuously each one at tended by one of those vigilant officers whose duties it should be to attend them and see that nothing but currents interfered with them until they made a landing. One more condition per­ haps remains in ordar to make a case eKActly parallel to Field’s two. A most learned advocate employed in Kalama­ zoo on' behalf of the’ jirerecutlon, ad­ vanced tlie theory and endeavored to establish it by proof that Ute specific gravity of Field’s body wok, or might liave been so near the same as water, that it remained in equilibrium durinjA ita transit of 27 miles, neither linking t» the .bettom nor rising to tho surface of ibo^ater. As It ia well known that dead bodies do not remain al the same specific gravity, for the rvanon decom­ position is going on nnd the condition RUSSELL # NEVINS' •of the^body e>>n»tautly changing, it would seem necessary and proper that each dead tlog should alpo be accompa­ Have their nctc Goode.. nied by this learned gentleman or by uome other good ami trusty attendant who bdlcved in the same theory, in or­ der i<> maintain the nice equilibrium necessary under that theory, by adding n’lhll'* itfllliist, or taking a little olT as tho case might require. If the authori­ ties at Manistee bad instituted such u course of experiments and fully carried ii out, the result would have forever set this vexed question al rest, and as the c-nrrespondent pertinently remarks would have been easier (and also better) than any amount of theorizing on lake currents in general. In case the Jury should not agree at the present trial no doubt tbc authorities will attend to this Iteforc another trial, as in sober earnest Mine such course must be pursued to demonstrate the existence of such cur­ rents, if they really do exist, and noth­ ing less is sufficient to prove it. • !«. RUSSELL, 7^1^w «eavu®» *z<n>z, *4a UNION FAIR, CO^IU1'LiT LXW- E. A. HOLBROOK ----- TO BE HELD IN----- Groceries, TEACHERS' NOTICE. Examination of Teachers for Barry County, Fall Series. Hie Fan aeriae of loach era examinations will be M aa tellowrt WOOL IHNH At. Hastings. WM H. HAYFORD dTTORNBY and Coutmallor MlMt, m The City of Grand Rapids, scr.CTii’.K&.'rte s.'TKiMfe SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. WM. i- C0HB, ATTORN KT aud Counaallor at Law. Solieiter ir. Chancery, aad Ctronit Court ^mmhalooer for Barry county, will attend to aU buainaaa entnu’ed ----- WILL FIND AT----HARVEY WRIGHT. ATTORNEY at Law. Inanranee and Collecting A*ant. WUlalve prompt atteniion io all bu«>- u®"1’Ki SPRING & AVERY’S, DRS. J. M. fc C. RUSSELL, PHTBICIAXS nnd SunreoM. Tho treatment of Private Diaaarn will reueiva particular attention. The Larpcsl nnd Best A**orled Stock of DRS. B. J. M E. F. BROWN. JfOCOPATiHC Phyaieiaa*. Offlee In old P. O. inn hoods ho OBoe hours I rem V 4. w. to IS. 1 r. n. to 4—' to 3. [The poor treated srataltou.!/ Thunday after- mmim JOHN ROBERTS. WM. UPJOHN, PHYfliC IAN anti Sarzrwn. OSc* wart and of State rtreet. Uertinr*- ----- TO BE FOUND IN----- DR. C. C. L1NSLEY, BOTANIC and Ecl eel i- Phyalcian and Dentirt. treat* all chunk and sente ditesre*: nil! attend Western Michigan. P. DRAKE, M. O_ PrivatedGww Ofltos. Store. Htete itrevt. Uartii • STEWART tc STE1NHOFF. Sar t OFFICE nrer Grant A Phillipa Store. Ilartinf*. • Michiran. ____________________ MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY Traaanrar, OtBee in the Conn Hou*. Wc Shall Offer al that Time i SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS WM. II. JEWELL. J. W. MAYNARD, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. SIMlc'hiJ^ 0,U* IT Dr. AIKIN, U>* CMTt Uott**’ ,U*Un^ Ma«akC^«xalOaUwtlna Ageat Sheriff SPRING & AVERY Officefio.il Canal BL. Grand Rapids, \ wo&l&b national hotel. FHEPUERD A CAMPBELL. Pn-rrido NEW CARPET HOUSE JallSrf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, The vey BEST PLACE to buy 30 Years Experience ! 1 BpecialitiM: Scrofula. Cancer*. ConaumpUon. Etc A Ear, Nervaaa, Chronic and Surgical LADIES eut of health, aaaured of eoav. safe AARON CLARK. CARPETS, dnlylloenaed by the United Confldential, somMfui treatment fur all pri­ vate diaeoaea. Seminal Weaknc**. tte.( porttivel.v cured. . r Esch examination will ootntnene* nroraotly at! flock A. M„ <oJ coatinnc at Um plranure uTu< iperinictulcnt, and will bt, oral and writtrti. 1 Mr. MARBLE hsriug bought the Cardiag J/* chitc lately owned in Middleville, and having removed It to UMtlogi, and fluid up in the beat title, he will OIL CLOTHS, - ---— ----- .au cuneuit ur. Aikin at once. Terma favorable to all. Couaultatinn. free. Call, or tend portage for circulate and onesUooa. (Houra, btoa.) Addra*., S . MATTINGS, "ACK LINE. P. 0. Drawer 2001. Gram' lU^Juiich. id. that thea*h<x>li of Hairy may Uy with thoto of ulhrr count!#*. to*for review and ipeelal prepara- ilat Woodland Centro. nn<ler the ainee vcMpcr. will commence Sept. 1 ten wxek*. Tuition from W to F> l«* pursued. ol vt tht> kind will be laaeht in ebool Hon~—by Morri. E.Keitb. - C. G. HOLBROOK, ATT0BXKY at Law. Solicitor in Chancery, wll. At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. Hastings, Oct 9tli, aud Nov. 6th. “ Assyria, Oct 18th—Ellis School At Nashville, “ 17th. “ Middleville “ 20th. “ Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. 4‘ Woodland, Nov. 10th. Ur CHAN. H. BAI ER. MATS. Guarantee ROMWS. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Sutiwluetlon, Michigan Central R. R. £35“ Wool sent by Railroad will bo Carded to nrdir, ud sent back in good condition. ... J. ROBERTS It. CO. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. Ks.’teSraiM NOTTINGHAM LACES, O t HATr!2.U’i ’icHNEKLES. H^kbwry viuw^d *ndlw* r»n*V sndon rru- Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR'S 74 MONROE STREET, New Warehoose, BLACKSMITHING. Arfjuiniug V, F. Dwight A Co’s Foundry. T. 11. DIAMOND. Co.SupL Schools. oRjtrs rapids, mcmoAir, WELCOME MARBLE. Wffi, July. 1S71. Urttee? I w^dTt^,“Jr ”•» d»P °® P0* rwpactfnlly aolieit the nat- u. nuimu h.ui. For Sale. F. IMMEN. LOST NOTE. ruu" coBBtat^axp naic nU0nT Michigan -Exchange. tnve Kalamaeoo S 301 m.-f«^°N‘ P. »?andMtUo ZVotice. Hastings, Jaly H, QUetln* of <0 Acree, located within the li mlU of MiPPi.rni.LB, Berry Co.. Mleh. Splendid Opportunity I fesgesssi®.? All —v — — .v, aiao aiutate Bn,k^ ARTHUR WOOD, ________ <• A; F. LYON. pronHetcr. 1 uEo«2"“ [,rintod',“ -kort �ERIE 1,400 miles under 860 w-j^ont One Management Change of -ATTBKTTIOTSF! The Corner Grocery. Farrier s Improved! HROAD GAUGt—DOUBLE TRACK BOUTS NEW TORI BOSTON AJ.HAXY C.H. HICKS, OBANITE STATE rinrei.M. „ ,lw -I'D THE Oil. REGIONSOrPEWNSVl.VANIA CornSheller! TUM AULW.T TTTIAT,, Roeho^r to Now York, 335 Iluffalo to New York, 423 mil,* ' SujpoMion Bridge to New Yon 448 Dunkirk to New York, 460 rail™ aereUad to New York. 62Jn>ii„ Cinannals to N. Y., 860 mile, . „_AND u Ebon .S ■-! to 21 niuu Twa noam aovn AU.«... n.. d.ncu, Unwab u, V„t I^-SlJOinile, withoot change of c.w>chM. Good Bargains in H»»U Continue to Kell Groceries, FOR SALE AT f, W. T. EASTMAN’S! Wnrrtottw on Brondwny. Can bo' had by Calling ai Crockery D. R. COOK & CO’S Glassware, Office in Hastings. &.C.. &c. IFe 0filer the following Tax Titles Land and Calcined Plaster. E rom and after Aug. 17tb, IWl.fraina wi)| |e.T. in connection with Weatore l.tae< aa Mtow. ’ Cbnpertb.il «ny store tn Hmllngi, LIME, WATER LKE, Solo Proprietor of LUMBEB.LATH, anfi SHINGLES S..r».iM Bndp btl.w"*!‘jj AJ.16i‘\.s!nBd v*'i. 0Jte*Pt*^;] JtntMo from 'lepol* comer hxchangeand Michigan Street*, by New l"rk :me, danr (Sundays excepted, i ■! 7 A U COMPOUND WAHOO Bim August 10, 1871. n»t a Whisker urit. vtimnlatlng barer***, but a U..,...._l>ll. u..l .r.ii C. H. HICKS. W. H. JEWELL, ami amrW in New York S.SO p. M. Conowti at Binghamton for Cooperstown. Albany and ‘nd-hibrn ?LS1‘n’u,rr rf*or‘* !5b‘rou ; GENE8AI CONVETANCER; Titles IC’“iT“ri,‘'Jn ro,1D*'>g through to of land*«in Barry County furnished <»n i w',Uln ' ’•1 '“'d new and improved ' „ i» in j Room Coachw* i‘ijiplicatlon, ' at my office in the ‘ Court House. rr W. H. JEWELL. I fif1** •••’•*J>«»»ktrk from Union | *n‘l via. Avon and ms. Hornell*, Hadaigt, Mich. rille Daily, {Snndayu excited,) at 7.*u A. M . For the TT„—_ „ ttt.-it n H.3, ID. Si Willi 8,DIS, & Sash. Michigan, ABSYRL1. DKscairvioxSicnos.tosacairTios. sicrios. wtfofnwM 4irJIafswJ( h'wS^'wX Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Slom- n?MofnwX •A'& 17 north 50 *cm of ach, Costirencss, h'ercous and ftWovrltf to «MSSM Sick Headache, Liver Complaint. nwMoUswX nKcfnwX -*1 Feverd: Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms MAPLE GROVE. zm in Children, Piles, Bilious ConiCo.,- plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erupi Hons of the fthln, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the CASTLETON. Blood; also the Lest Diuretic in lOiaa’' Use for Kidney Complaints, 10 n wjf Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, A, Lumbago, Gravel, Itheumatlsm, isof ■ ok ■„X • «Ce. «Cr. I j I | SO « C! na,Vnfn wK 21 a M of aw V genuine Bitter* in one BO Cent* Boule of Shepard** Compound Wahoo Bitter* BEST AND CHEAPEST 21 n w-’I of n w|:4 I; w 100 acres of u'e U ; 11 w 109 acres of n w x I Recommended by ull the fl rat Cl»*a Phyaiciaun throughout tho City and Country, aa the beat Family Medicine Blinds. * JOHNSTOWN. Price, only.10 Cents a Ho*,e' a* «ef s w I re h M ®f • • if *°f'**v &c. Of Home Manufacture. S XV(X>DLAND. Doors, BOUTS«SHUES V JO C. N. SHFPAhD. Go to the CINCINNATI Efff’RHSS, daily, (Sunday» ex ; Sup.) Dunkirk at hVx> P. M.; Cliflon.'leJX) 1’’. Suspension Bridge la.UA P. M.; Buffalo nt JM P. if. Slops at Sutqurhanna *17.45 A. M. 'Jreakfa-t: 1 Tn-n.r'. m| 1 t. |i u .11... r 7. • . ......... v7 »»iibnnu ■* r.lnnra for Williamsport, Harrisburg and the ■'J’Uth ; a: Owega for Ithaca; at Binghamton for >n 1 l,ie celebrated summer ' “1871” Stan nrhsrille 5.42 P. M. (Sapper,) and at New York CmiHl’a . ‘-‘•““^‘• •i KImtra with Northern .-iclphia. Baltim.ir- 6lid VVudnngton ; am! at u ‘ork, vT1 L»re»s trains tor Boston and .yw England cities. bleeping Cuathe* are attached to Un* train at ■ incmnati and at Clifton. fSuspen.iun Bridge.) unitig through to New York without ch»»«'*. bleeping coaches arc *ho mtariied at HorhellsvUle running through withont change to Albanv. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, -Sundaya excepted;) *’ • rinsprnsion Bndge at -.3a P. M . and Bnffalo at tl.85 P. M. arrive. *t Turner* at ».»A. M. <Breakfast.i Naw Yotk at 11.io A. M/^Tonuecta at New Yurk with rtearner* and aficrnoou trains tor Boston and ! Near England cities. A Sleeping Coach i* attached to thia train run ■ •'n^throogii from Suapenaiu« Bridge to New Barry County—one.of the best Counties in the State of Price, only SO Ctntu a Bottle, nnd found m euro and epoody cure for tho following complaint*. J Abstracts op arriving iu hew York at 7.U0A. M. I .1GUTNINO EXPRESS, (D.Hr,) tw„ ,;IB. •t"^«S ? *U K ’i * Tr'”** Ww“ S*!e,n 'Breakfast ;i le,ir ClereUnd ,.2u A. M.; Learittaburg KU A M- ■ MeadviHe 11.32 AM. (Dine;) Duaklrk 1.23r. m' Situated in tho (various Townships of- I IUuistrb or Deeds. Notary Purl.c, —und— leaping CoachM are attached to thia tram a( Of LANDS SHEPARD’S lo per Cent, by buying for Cub of LUMBER Grand Hapills, Mich. For Sal.* by ACKLEY & SLADE Hastings, Mich. BALTIMOBE. aatfof nwt< ^19;«(Kiof a w SW ,‘^of n.Jf - - belief a a K a I ) a of s wjfui a wyjv| HASTINGS. Little Red Shop! Of all Kinds. CARLTON. rith ere- I iiing tram* and England cities. Sleeping Cpa> tfolor'i' HASTINGS, MICH. Only oce tram East on Sunday, tearing Citicinnati at V.43 P. M.-. Cleveland at 7.25 A. M ; Clifton J.ito I*. M ; Suspension Bridge at 1.35 P. M.; Buffalo at2.4u P. M. and Dunkirk 1.25 I* M „n,l K— A'_ A - .m. > It •ad New England Passenger*. »nh «ge.are transferred FREE OFCHARGE paov all night trains on this Railwar. HF-The Erie Railway Company has opened a new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to tha • oat of s3d St.. New York, thus enabling PaaaeuKen to reach tbe upper portion of the city witbomniul“P5f *5 *“1J *Bn“T*n®c ” f aalnvel ca** <”■ . The Scenery along thn entire route of the Erie Railway iaoT the uio>l pictore.qac and beau­ tiful character. Admirers nf Nature's beauties, in a daylight journey over the Line, will hud in ita ever changing landscaper subject* of continu­ al admiration and interest. I ■ ■ i ■THE Meat Market! .Family Sewing Machine BEST STYLE FLORENCE “ This is the Lad who drove\ the doves to market, and near the bank. the same boy stopped at Stauffers The best stock of Meat always on Hartl.tr. Au*. 3, 1871. s elect scHooi; Hways in Order and Ready for Wort. • W •* X "k • • x Aesrtus, Aug. 7.1871. I A Select School in Assyria is about to take «f‘ feet on the 4lh of September, at tlie ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, for warm meals a tall hours. Remember tlie place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. hardened, und will last a life time. Preparatory for Teacherv, and those who feel in­ Ito other Machine runs ao easy or makes ao terested to put to a good use the advantage* they tilth noise in iu opefalioc. desire from such a sonree, constantly adding It will make any ieidtb of tlieai desired wlththereto. Drery student expecting lo attend should be preaenl on that day. Young men or women pre­ It will Cord, Braid, Quill, Bind Gather, Ham­ paring tor teaching, or winter school, will find the atuddie* ao arranged as especially to meet stitch, Ruffle, Tack, and Fringe neatly and du­ rably’ We warraat it to sew everything needed in a will cioae in lime mi a« not to interfere family, from *.he bearicst to tbe lightest fabric. commencing winter aibool. In Tillering or Dressmaking Fur further information, address. MORRIS E. KEITH. cL.inirsFOK /.A Trafb. CITY PAINT STORE ! ORANGEVILLE. K®f«».’4 w.’fofac; COMMINS &. BROWN, HP'S nUofse J< ■ •yofnwtf II A! H A I REMEMBER, I I Dana in Uie latest atyler. Dealer* in Wall Paper, Window Shbades Picture Frames, Looking Glaaeae, Varnuhea, Le*d», Oils. Mixed Paints Artist's Materials. Window HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! iOeUilwIofn. 11! I Sign and Ornamental i Fainting BLACK * 12; PILMRIEVILLE. Pir-aas cull and examine tbe Machine and it* work. You cannot albrd to bur a Sewing Ma­ chine until you tiara se«n the FLORENCE! with it* late improvement*. J[<nut-Paisliny, Graining, Paper- Hanging, Kahommisg, ife.,' PATRONIZE ROME INDUSTRY I 17 IS nXofaefra ;PA INTERS.; tn the City, Manufactured by WOOD RUFF ! IRVING. THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. ~ go to Washington Block, South side State St. RUTLAND. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. SIMON P • RKENRUTH. ' OF, MEN’S FINE BOOTS! HOPE. • wK.fnwJ< hand. Call aud Got your Steak, Roasts, KIMPLV CONSTRUCTED, o?-ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, Which can be obtained at theprincipal Ticket Office* tn the West and North West. L. D. RUCKER. WM. R. BARE. GenIHup't. Oen'l Pass' Ag BAHRY. THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS CENTRA! a. WOOLEY ■ wWofs-M Go there lor your 1 ■IwWi YANKEE SPRING.^, CHOICE OROCfeRIEB! A fine stock Just Otkned - COME AND SEE THEM »«Xof..K Oysters and Rjereshments. FULLER, Proprietors, are i«*fawX THORNAPPLE. on hand at all hours. pi epared to furnish 25yl MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES. SkT" All Styles of Women’* and ChllTABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. The Bpst in the City. J. C. WOODRUFF. MUSICAL! HEHTilCK ITALIAN AMERICAN H. A. BU8ELL. 2cEi Horsemen ATTENTION I N B WawHl attend to Iht removal ot and re-'d’resking old stones. T4YLOR t FARLEY ORGlk. Shop near tbo Boston Cash Store Greek Srdet. 8 Fine Gold Jewelry, MOgEY TO LOAN ! Hastings Jan. 2Mb 1S7L reaeivia* lanto Silver aofl Plated Ware. JOHN WHITMORE. of Dr. Burton and see'it, South Side State St.. Has Ungs, Mich. , 1« •'« I). 1<. COOK A CO To the Ladies!! MARBLE (Gold & Silver Watches, SHERMAN RICH, Deafer tn Musical Inatruments. Sheet Mucic. Musical Books etc. Also Agent far the justly celebrated Parties desiring to purchase will do r oil to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. Hastings. June 1»L 1871. �Tlfs R^pilaucitf Biytmi^. Warranted Custom Mads Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson atR&SEL £. Nashville Correspondence. DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. Agreeablfi to previous notice a Rail­ for millinery road meeting was held yesterday in Mid best styles. Wm. Beadle Esq’s, office. A fair rep­ MAIL AR RANGEMENT. Fibbt resentation of the community linmedliMlowi: -Go best and cheapest ately interested north and south wm Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. pMMOt^M Wall tea goodly number of rii ■■ ' •Sib. for Baltimore. Job. If E.Q. WILLIAMS. our own citizens. Ijewls Durkee being ud Battle Creek. el< elected chairman, called the meeting to tfsib«o:u«North forNorthLvtoi.FiH-. ' ' wore nd LorrvU c>o—daily at IDO r. x. order, stated tbe object of the same, nod introduced Mr. EnRneraon Esq., of Batwr- -• thuirgmattM of J, Mm le Creek, who reviewed the ground pret­ J. ROBERTS. F. M. ty thoroughly; showing the Importance An Every-day Story. of a competing road, the enhancing of values of suah a line and also tbe great “Hello John, where are you going?” ■ ICHIGUl CENTRAL R. R. amount of transportation in the lumber “I was going down here to buy some countries of tbe Dortb that is- awaiting grocers.” the completion of such a road* “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ It was the purpose of all through lines len’s to buy mine.” to make the roads as straight as possible “Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t and as tho route indicated was on nearly any of him, I always go there to buy RVATIOM. an air line from Battle Creek to the ob­ crockery nnd wall paper, but I never ject flrat north, it only remains for the thought of buying groceries there. Not people along iiuch route to say Just long ago I bo’t a whole set oi crockery where it should be located. That such nnd paper enough to paper -my house, a road would be built was beyond doubt. ■ Charlotte 1 3D anthere, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could 1 <5 dtp buy any where else. Besides he war- The commercial interests of tbcoountry ig raktbd rr. The crockery he keeps Is domamled it. and the people were fully the Boot’s celebrated ware.” alive to the subject. “Wolli I always do so on groceries, Messrs. R. Jones, and W. Ellis as • and I know you can. Besides he takes anything I have to soli at a fair price, sured the meeting that Assyria was Caledoniatoo. Igetn better, tobacco, tea and ready to do her part when the proper la sugar there for the same money than time had come but the subscriptions any where else in town.” GmndJUnar might be very much hastened when the M. ALLEN, lines had been surveyed and that they Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. wore ready to bear their proportion for such survey. Hams, Williams & CoGrand Kapdp Stephen Haight Esq., on behalf of the Do not claim to have the only Mold- delegation of Woodland, thought his Caledoniaing.Machino in Barry county, but they turn could be safely counted on for its SlidJlt-ville have one that will stick any and all rviar* kinds oi moldings that are needed. part in the work when the people could They also have otxband a large number be assured that their actions was to have of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ its due weight ip establishing the route Nuhvlllt V cnnontrilli dow frame*, 4c., that will be sold at low iu their midst. flgures for cash. Maple Grove wot represented, though not formally, by a number of her strong men. Mr. Potter said there was a fa­ vorable indication in his town and be­ tee are unable to furnith back Hum­ thought tbe people would not be found , wanting when the time came to move I bert from the commencement <f the imtt of forward, a meeting was called for! Detroit Exjtwi at 50)pm. our Daily, tre will take eubecriptioiu for Woodland for Sept. 6th at the Town .' CHA8 n.. Twenty-fee CenUper week. Send in your Hall, at 2 r. w., a: which speakers from Battle Creek will be present. name* Immediately and Commence now. A committee for their plan was then I appointed, consisting of L. J. Wheeler, I mCUL NOTICE. Lorenzo Madge, D. C. Griffith, P. Hol­ ler, I). W. Smith and J. H. Kersey, af­ important Railroad Meeting. ter which the meeting adjourned to A mectiag^f th© citizens of Hastings Sept, (‘th, at this place at 2 p. m., at | andvidnl held at the Court which, delegates from Woodland arc In-' Attention 1 Friday next, at 71 vlted to be present. I have a yoke of cattle and a single House L. Durkle. L. J. Wheelen, of tbo camhorse for sale. Will sell on time for o'clock, to hear 1 mitt nterest of a Scc'y. Ch’rm’n. good paper. B. J. Grant. north an and to such Aug. Sff, 1871. Michigan which is widely celebrated j further action cTheqfiag may dens a State for her excellent educational I “ One stormy night in winter when | detcnu,neorder of Committee. instltutlouN, has now tbe leading Busi­ tho winds were blowing cold,” I bought! ■■--------------ness College in the north-west, locat­ me a jpa*ir of boot^a *' aJ* rubbers *' - - at Mau<ed at Grand Rapids. Call on goods of Grand River Valley Division AUGUST 1&7-1. Clover Hollers! SUPERIOR, Mc SHERRY AND STATESMAN Knlamnzoo and Ann Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOiWS IND CASTINGS. SAWING MACHINI», IIARIiOWS, ETC., and the largest stock of A.GRICULTURA.L MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURR ALL. Office in John Wcisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY S5SS’ Local DR I L L CRAIN rSaccoMoni to Uirkrr A Bentley." Jtoticeg. LOCAL EVENTS days of grace on accounts due duelI *’ __ .7 • *’ ~ ~ -----Thee day* the late firm of Dickey 4 Bently, arc pretty nearly out. Thtwc interested ' Another Bail will do well to fake notice, dtoscpl ' Stove in den: Lookout for fires. Another railroad will not effect the i Stenographic Report!. low prices at Maus’. Flies are very dumpish. Weather Is getting ooldcr Wanted. Wanted. P sachce are getting plenty. Every ouc having unsettled accounts Railroad meeting Friday nighL to call and settle the same by September 1st. for I must have my pay. Thanks.—Soipe pumpkin from J. lOwl Mason Allen. Ix*och. Some cider from L. N. Mixer. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DfX)RS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, &r. Holding's a Specialty That lo buy Goods ILSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING 4 H. A. Goodyear. Goodyear & Stri^ SE A.1>K The last half of the Vanderpool trial Don’t you know where to get your h being whittled off. boots and shoes'? I do—at J. Maus’. Lsr everybody attend the Rallroal | Cancer can be Cured. meeting to-morrow (Friday) night. Let us try und tuakc the meeting ex­ L. N. Mixer's t-crofula and cancer pressive of the wants and wishes of our mixture is warranted to cure all cruex people tn this matter. of cancer and scrofula in every form. SKI.KER $ DECKER, Send for circular. $1 per bottle. AdPeach Festival.—The Indies of the Presbyterian church of this city will Hastings, Midi. give a grand pca^h festival at Union Hull, on Friday evening. All who like Groceries cheap os dirt at J. Maus’. peaches and cream and all who waut to help the ladles will of course attend^ Hams, Williams A Co. have not got time to run after accounts that were to' Personal.—We were favored to-day be paid after harvest. Therefore, we ex­ with a call from Rev. Mr. Fish, jisstor pect every man to cal! aud retife up of the Congregational church of Manis­ their accoints on or before the 28lh tee, who is here ns a witness on the deInst. We mean tnuinru. 1 tense in the Vanderpool trial. Wo find Hastings, Aug. £lst, 1871. <Z | Mr. F. a very pleasant man. ^KaNNER <V DECKFR. 1*14 Mavs is bound to sell his groceries, and boots and shoe* if he don’t make'a | Ma. W. Brown has been having n | division made to the stare of E. G. Dealers in HWDIH and dealers in PAINTS, Just Received., Ma. Da ns, Agent for Boozer’s Pho­ The Town Talk tographic advertising plan, lias placed Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ the canvassing business of the Directo­ gars just received and for sale at tho ry, he contemplated on getting up, in City News Depot. the hands of Mr. James Clarke for the present Tho agent is called to other The Lamest Btocx of School Books parts for a few days. in the City at the City News Depot Best ebeese in the city atBuscll’s. Complaints come from various sources A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the in regard to subscriber's missing same of tho. numbers of their Daily. We City News Depot. will assure them that the utmost care is For Photographs and Picture, of all observed in mailing them properly to kinds, call on J, F. Minkler. their right destination and if they foil Thb Towx Talx, K. C. B. and E. B to reach subscribers the fault lies fa some other quarter. ■ Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigars in tbe market at F<wt Office. The Funeral senices of the late Dr. B. J. Brown, was held, at tho residence The pldce to buy your boots and shoes of the family to-d«y at*l- o’clock. After which Dr. E. F. Drown took the 2 fo liTTNYAN'B. o’clock train for tho cast, with the re­ Custom work made on abort notice, mains, where they arc to be laid bein good style and re«i*onabk* prices 1 side the mother at his 1 aimer Ikubc fa at RmrvAir's. —___-----------Canada. The service os announced in Ladies’ fine sboss of the itteat styles last evenings issue, to take plaos Fri­ st Ritnyax’s. 3.33 jj 0^0^ and RUSSELL Iron, Nails, Glass. | PATENT MEDICINES. Large Stock GREBLE OILS, VARNISHES. TURPENTINE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. BOOKS4 STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, Wooden Ware, <fcc AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF I^ako Superior Irqn8 CIGARS and TOBACCO, KEROSENE LAMPS 4 FIXTURES THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Al®o the WALL PAPER, 4c.. 4c., WOODLAND PARLORS. CITY DRUG STORE, State Et„ Hastings, Mich. Hardware. Stoves, HUB, Druggists and Chemists, Battle Creek. j Williams, and the west side is now oc­ 11 cent sugar at Busell’e. cupied by Dr. Haney. Both establish­ Rubber mops at Buscll'e. ments look very inviting and the ocondPeaches fresh nnd nice at BusclPs. my of space will enable them to make Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep- prices lower. a, st . Bvsell's. Dan'IIStriker. 1 ou must visit the Great Union Exposition SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 AND 15,1871, $1.00 for 75c . 1WO FAIRS IX 0XE. Nertbern Mich. Agricultural and Me­ I will close out mu Stock Harnesses, of Summer AXD TMK Dry Goods and Clothing Agricultural Tools, &c. LEATH Kt BELTING A SPECIALTY Cbeapeot fruit jar nt Buscll’s. We will not be under­ sold bv anv House In Michigan. at seveniy-flve cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. BOTTLED V1ESNA BEER! Units in makinr the above a grand demomtralion of lh« production of Michigan Indudry. cxnfer;'dTn-";’C’u11,ar’? Exblbifaw are CALL AT JOHN KUSTESER.S CELEBRATED STANLEYS AA/ I3STE OR BEER BOTTLED, " (• farai»h«d to private lamHUa fretb wd faun- John a. Greble, Mabe Rubbbll. chanical Society. State Pomological Society ALBERT EI8ELBERG, d*w»f Pure Wines and. Liquors I FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSE^. Porler “nd Winburgh 8L Charier Kesuui.at on JeffBtaa» R I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-31.pdf 1b3f98fc7b336359ac97c7087c9cb594 PDF Text Text | a dog'faring been there. I saw blood under the ink apota and on tup uf the dirt in the crack I faund If a efamiat sfa .Id examine it and ntyitmmtmk. I ehroid change my opinion. Dr l^ld Md^otfav.rilto.ro faonL and crack., for I aa* same uf them in Mr. Bullis' uffleu the day be fori' the fire. Q?** he ehangod by aaying that ho •rir B«m « few day, before the fir^ I raolu. „f . tuwel in adioaia ef uxter. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 31, 1871 hBtotl • ftjim . I ZZm ££* Attorneys. GEO. C. WORTH LAWVn. capuy sf JsBbvare ari HtaU Kirwt .... i.*rt»e A OrotiW> Mm. VAN VELSOR k. ROLFE. OF ALL KINDS. fa Hefea.-L5-"'^"" TO BE CLOSED OUT The LARGKST STOCK of l.k E. A. HOLBROOK. «Yh ted C.oBMiUn u Isw.esA I “SSrr'JMKt'Kt; Organdies, Percales, Zauns, Grenadines Bareges. Cbaiitbrays. Mohairs." Silks. Marl HARDWARE Shawls,. Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests. Summer Hats Gloves, HARNESSES! BUCKEYE CRAIN DRILL COI^PER STRIP FEED CU'ITE. LEATHER BELTING, A FULL STOCK OF ALL SILKS. DRY GOODS! PROPRIETORS OF THE LOITER TH.I.V EVER e Manufacture the fattown g ;-<Ja]e'« I’aleat Combination Iron-Beam and " ,r'lh M<'c! "r v“‘ Mo!d I^rtl. Dodxeaad Curtlre Plow., Improsed W l>.vl Cultivator*, Com Plows. Shovel 1'h.w., Gang Plows.FieldRoUera square end Butterfly Drops. Il.-.okch, Patent AdjuatabteH&g»Han»«r,!-crapm. Cauldron hi ttlro. and everything in oar line. Repairing Mccldncry promptly attended loot JACKSON WAGONS, . imjrn, Ladies' Misses and Children') & Hall Threshing Machines, CIqv Hitllers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s FulOfll Sulky Bake. iui • b>«iw. The best ph in the City of Hastings, ------ to buy------ GROCERIES C. H. HICKS ! WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. (Successor to Hicks & Fales.) IIi* are overt/ day solicited to furnish Plates of Perth for less than our usual price, backed with the coiwuunt nt' narties who san then are unable to nay so much. .IUIC ui. Lt (Munvi • - ...... . » should have them, we wdlfrom thu dais, for a few weeks, drop the price almost one-half. Ho wul now mahe full and Complete sets ,for$25. Single Plates. Vpper or Under flS. yJLL Oirn WORK W.1RR.1J>t‘TEn Office orer Grant f Phillips’ Store, llastinfs, Mich. STEWART & STEINHOFF. FARMERS In Fact u>d then «H in«l>J get «.r Youraelrc. Wi«w or CUUren. the ven- l»«K.deHe.pa.l BOOTS. gHOE?, wd.Bt BBBBS. hig eclect Stock now an hand. Cash Groceries, I pny Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. M W1E ffl SI »I your Horae* at JACOB ilAVS' BOOT, SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, . ? **¥? *?* ■ hatdiet there and ej. * “»« wU no blood on il, Ko, r HM fad bro. wxxlreA H1’ . the house on Mixiday ra-jrmsg and it ; was no’, the one 1 had eseu there before. the other wa. a.I.ingto hatchet and this »kpt weR. I next uk«l him if «to tarnabout 8 o’clock. He had 5®^*° J' on hi. blank rail. DU not bin, L X ‘ you fad with his eenta/ones.” again after he left Did not are Vundrt- 1 *X"L f ‘ ld‘ ^y. bui did rec> hl. next ‘£d if ho wanted ri , Ana—He said , hi* ev*nefo*cs a . Field's ]>apers had ctoromaasp. JG« erimd hfa iy Monday about noon at mr house. Ho | iL, ,.k„ and nl® some of hi« ate ha regular rations end he ..1.1 iU, and hie wife came. Htde Mr. Vanderpool re-! did, end be did not ask me any imnre previous He wu there about half an •* you are , hour. After h.- earn. Mre. VandwpuqJ >»• settled on fatur. but thin one had no head. Both fad an edge Md both had a bend and lx.to * fandle, but thov were not tho mxim. Had never been iu ths bank on vunwro to examine that hatchet. When I wn. in the bank in the -ehitor, I rot miar the I stove and aoriced thia lying fhero and •3K** ‘LT** “*1 ‘pflttin, kmdlsre- Did net notion tongs no.tborel. but di 1 noti® this. . 1 IsriHAsEMrifftevk him tu jail tret . fa nrMwrw wbeduc he had a warrant tlie amount of money in the bank from I1 myrelf. U-.» floor wu wi-t led |he I : whal you have. • Ha said Un had aajUod elrttir was sticking oyi on one aide of tho I b~d nod asked hi. if fa knew Wfat <An»t. He iaid tfat Field had ran J"*4" A" ,woaod » PWd'“ *““• •I*’ nwny sad hn autinutod that -ho had gun* he raid bo knew nothing about >L At not feel like ft. I call a vacant laugh. Field in tlio bank about uonn and had , , in am. 1 i*tr him again in about an 111tea time my cane was staaduur t.—u- H «• a forced laugh. Dare hoard some not seen him sinoc. Ho said ho had run talk at Matuatoe of mobbing Vander I away and I said no ho hasn't, when ho 1 hiur al turoflto»,an i fawai 1 far* about • pool, did not take part in it, nor did I an hour. After wo aettledap our aercunt,' •aid if you had talked with him a. many k. taM .«» LU LU ~wnen A swear so at Kalamnrw. When mon timre aa I have you would think so-1 life 4c. Ifo alw talked ' RaH. He i*Z 1Bp In*t “ dowD’ Th’ Mfara said anything about it to mo 1 told than : Field had a nice gold watch, Engiuh fare don.1?0^?^ ?• <"° •«-! tlrey had bettor kt ft atone, one man [firat remaned, jW aw na • uro. „ lever, and hunter care, abo a grdd chfliQ sul be could got enough to help hang I J’Qn*'VV----- --,«> |i. inliafiod that you murdered Field him. At tho cfoee of a meeting the Q»ra. - Who furnished the money fur I on with bustnem M u,ual. He said hu I anid to Una I wish you would not aubp-ct of Vanderpool wu brought up. a good d; ' ' ' ” " Field to oany o0 the busioeea f .i had Con the ahnigbtr or terrible grin. I the subject’ talked of wu that of subField wont ca Objected to by Mi. Hughro on the I1 ring LU abteti—_______ ___ ___ o forgo^t just which I said. poenmug witaeeaes. Have beard it ground that It was bomaterial. I5u6and the books would show it,ate?tIn asking Counsel to repoat bquraiiun talked of to get up a crowd and go to Mr. Church said ho wi.bcl to ahow wank ho wont east and Field ol*i>ted ho seal fa bmi a add tn hi. head and the jail and make sums demonstration । that the Iteajxmdsut had no money to extort a eunfoaaiun from him, but 1 to bane made BUM or <500, bat the did nut bear r*vy well. Objection ormulod and cxci-ptiori no­ book, did not show it He ‘p-ika of a <iid not propose it, nor wu it aubmitted Vanderpool mxdo uo nn.rrr sfan 1 Muskegon man who |pd utftwd him B2.QOO without any eolidtalhw from him, otxiko about the /crriHa^ris. It wu Ito-direct by Mr. Churoh. which aliuw. J the ounSde <x of money- not partiaelnriy aSanrivs to mo and 1 <>d men In Idm. Ho also told ton that have no reaion whr I made the remark. Do not remember how tong I have Hold liad furulahod the |>rinolpal part of I thought ft was *n uuneerourr grin caned this club but think it is about •L...... L_ tho nsouev to ran the exmeatn and be three yean, I carry it to assist mo in 'waithn business nun, ths! Field wu walking, 1 have tost one of my feet a» .out a great deal. He also a puke of being I unwed, that they hal ctowl up matters 1 on Sunday and had paxoed receipts and j after thia Field got to playing with hit ' d>g ad made ,o much tmuo that ho I WU afraid he would attract atv-ntioo. I Uro bred in Manistee throe years . He tflgde ro ume‘4 liaise, that ho gut, and am 42 years eld, lave been a fish­ HI norreous that ho *‘<W p*"a< ba tenaed erman for 15 or 21)year,, hare fisbo l on i it. In bh iiauts and then wbou Field ' lake Michigan, Hnron and Superior.— । Saw tho fix ho wu in lie stopped In 1809 I m fairing « Manistoe. We । end got him a pair uf hi* pant* to b-t begin in April and continue till Decem­ ber and urn sail boat, of different rises him i«ut on. Soon after this he started | to go hjme ami left Field lying un tho confession from him and wu going tn We go cut from four to six miles whore •wear to it myaelf if m-esury. Did I lounge and .that w;s ths last time tie we gut water from 80 to 300 foot. The before you camo td Manistee ? not'think he wonk) bo tried fafuro me, average sounding four miles out I eon orer m* Um, bo arid. He went out Aaa—-Al Chicago, after I wv to walking in the afternoon to Canfield's ami nerer thought much about it. I hardly telb The water is alsefo- tu the Manistee V.tol.rpa^ went away the hill and ho mid bo we* fouling bid and thought he woald not bo examined be­ north and deeper to' the rirnth. From noxi week, and was gjuno till about two ' his wife told Jum she ariahod hr w*. fore me, because the statatM of the lUU four indoi out Io six miles the water be­ weeks before the kitoug. Did not re- ' toeling bettor *j u to ontertaia hi* trash me diBrronUr. I didexjrertif he comes r>;»dlr dreoer Have knowledge I oeire any letters from Vauderfoul, but of the currents within the limits described ourapar.y hotter. Attar tea »Uo urge I him to gv for medicine, but ha did not want to leave a« bis company from Th* prevading current i* io the north. Mtukagou were going away that night, | ll runs from aboat eighty rods to two but finally he wi-nt and told her if ha mile. an huttraometinwa, and MxnotiiDM i, “ “Vi-. .—3“ ■" ’ J‘4 not gut buck, Lo would moot thi-m kaov FWd and >nfarpuul. aad re iat llu) Q, hla way fa nrediriae thorn i< none. The wind* affect three ef^ SX i h’ "I* '*“?■ •? * «.b« that cuTTvnta. A tuulh wind would produce “ ' “rTT,?* “‘"““y 1 vre foekud, that, ho .taru-d for Dr. 1 a current to the north. Think the curmenriag following, about half put aenm ............. . .. . . . 1 rents are swifter in shallow than in d~p near hie bouse. He arid he had not l water. The course of deep water cureeen Fxkl rinoo the day before. Next । rente run a.«rth and aouth, but generalsaw him iu about 15 minulrn at the bank, iniide/at the frrnt door, 1 went i there sho wji just swinging off and saw Mist Piper standin ; on the steru and she said is that you, Deorgs, and be said aye, ay.-, and that wm all. then he went back to the drug atoro, anl again found it locked, and than started to Dr. Kthar’a, gut some pdla and went h-inis. I took them and went to bed. was np and down many time* during the night I and thi- »n the reason be Lapjs-nryi fo ,Mr. Hughs wu diasatisfisd with the go io the bonk *u early on th^'next answer and ewnlod tho fact given morn far the event of the disappearance of morning. On Wednesday Mr. Dunluim srnheif. When be arid he had intended Fiidd. It was ut> Sunday, and the wind wai from th > south, alio an Monday and Conover and myself We®i to bis dra'ta tliet beluogol to him. but they hoa«i fur him about S o'clock in to but did not know whether ho fad or end Tuesday; but on Wednesday from would du him no good u ho could not the Nurth. Du not remember it longer. collect them. He then raid I will allow The prevailing wind in September waa you whore I keep my property and he opened Um baqriar prout-box sad I a»w thvre uxiie Ixlia Lu a roll end some I thrown iu iirua>iacu*.aaly. He said he •aid 1 •uppsseyuu Imre couw lo tmki' had aUM with him aud wu glad be a a*a.ch. 1 told hiui wo had ami 1 waa gimo and be »huuld not b» aurpria waxte-l the asfo o-i;ail. HsOpc^Asl tlio ed it ho should turn up on the salt outride door and 1 told him 1 ranted waler. Ha n-iuesto! mi- not to sjieak the burglar prorf box oja-w! and be of this a* temple m^lil mire him and into my IkkiI, I rtumb’-i-d and rn^/ea tried it and said ho hut forgotten the noire, and when I looked up tho bout oumbir.aimn, and lie turned it one hud stopped aud crowd iror to the oth­ Gilbert Young, the twenty-eighth way and then the uthor and bo kept er ri-la. There war a person in the bout witness being duly *«om, said : I hare wlit.tliny al! the time I saw the trunk rowing it H" camo within 30 foot nt lived at Manatee throe aud a half years there and naked him whrrv thn key was one ttoc. aud I could see bis body move and am a I ember inspector. Knew and bo arid ’■here it b,” taking it from and the din of tho oar<.aa d hear thoratfio Field sad reeuUect the event of his dis- the tup uf tire desk. Mr. Dunham took at the cor toek. It was alight colored aripearenee. First saw Vandnqwl on the toy and seantbed the truu'i. The boat about 1G foot tong. 1 was on tho Monday after the dieappearana-, at th* itunk was opened before tire burglar bank fnun 8rv to ton minute,. TV Baak between 4 and I u'etoek r. x. Mr. box. During the time they ware exam­ take out Wo of th* l-tote wu rough. Aa Holden Green wu with him.' Saw him ining it he wu al work ou the safe try­ you gu from Manistee north, the shore aft.r this again in I1) or 15 minute*. ing to open it curves west tu point Betecy, end this is Tlio cramiuLoa uf the wilnras was Crose-eramined by Hr. Holbrook. about 5 mile, out Thon south we here sua[«nded and Court adjourned SawTanderpool firn between 4 and have the earns contour for a few i-ulca. 5 o'clock. The reason 1 went there wav til! 0- o’clock to-morroa morning because I knew him U Mnskogon aud 1 Tenth Day's Froeocduua thought if Field had nin away l.c would tell me secretly. The first time I wont and aakod mo to go with him. but 1 did not know Ma busneas. . I did not talk to Vanderpool this timr but Grain did. They talked about that draft, he telling him tn have Um payment et-.np.-4, we then went fo tin. Tyran Hoose, and I returned alone and asked him where Field wu twice without an aa*wi.r. when I turned to-gu hi-arid bold on, Gdtort what are tho p<-ople about toam talking abowL Then I told Mm ther.- must be Goods are Cheaper than Low! turned around he net nd excited end his Hp quivered. I notioed that the tint tram I»<-cllM|>ept»a CarCs. 11BV» AND HACK UXt. i £■ - 1 - roJU C fur all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand llapids Plaster., Ohio Lime. Water Lime, and .Sait. ' li r pay Cash Sqai ail fakaiital Deitffls, IJ,“‘ * raaiir's sur*. xE a roll of bills from his pocket and eowtod out BIBO and had a few Uli. ' left and told me if I wbuldrcm. to the I Mlaa Raehael HiH. the twentv-fiflhi ■ l«mk U an hour be would pay the real, witxwea being duly sworn said : to I ms lu^.. I Hwim Manistee hare bred there Urand wanted to attend to It then. H* then said be hal auma boaunua Acn >8W, ouna from low. there, but I to attend t* with RugSre and I told him dfofram Maine. Knew Field and Van- : MMd, and remember the event of the : to a'tend to that, and I would writ ,nd jWiftmiauuof FWd which was Sun- I gw-to to the bank with him. ‘ W, wssl | •»» 1» tok but a r diet . ■*R. toptanhw 5th, 1M». He lived I, ;bdb and counted me out another BlM ' • your Boa TEA, SfUAK, COFFEE. TOBACCO, ic ie. ofhlu. st morh lover price. tl»» U W olhaplae m the City. Hasting*. Auf. 31 Our 6to>< cwitaiu* a Large Uaa of DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, F K’s, &c. And we will sell them as cheap as any hmise • From New York to Chicago, pool when you made that ptonaint re­ made to him about that grin f r Mr Churoh cpjort-i to such a aw at adjective» U it did not belong to thia stage of tho proeoe.iir.gs. Objection withdrawn. Sheriff end Deputy Bfariff two pare each, and under Sheriff fur two )«araAlso run a threshing macbin-i two or three yt-ars -wharf I was a farmer. 8<x»»tonss run two diflcrviit branches of bssi-I ores at the lumrn time. Hare been De- east projecting out alf along too eout Uxtive. but rouiUered that aa earning and these o.me times catch thiiv* floatunder the head of Sfanff. and bM lac on the surface and th> gmmral course uf things drifting from the Maiteteo river would bo mto <ome of these angles. When 1 saw that man iu the b-ret be Momrel rowing and turmri fiotu roe u if he wanted to avoid mo. Baw no other Uttto boats on tho river, but tlrere w«ro other bests, take •into tuh and troal in my arts and take them to the Manatee market uftnu. When we dress thsssfah blood drips from tlwcn. Wo put ihew in boxen, cstrry them to market and thrown ��New AdyertiSUnents. i>». WM. joikTEiil', DENTIST Itt litiiin. JL/ .°SMT£n3t‘ Boya Clothing for tho Fall and Win­ ter. Star Clothing House, Ibtf Churn lUriDe. MWSUHDon. wdlu 7500 palm Leather and Wooten giovee aiul mitts juvt received. Star Clothing MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. P. Grand River Valley Division AUGVRT ifaTl. Tbe committee reported the foltowing : names : A. J. JJowwe, H. J. Koafleid. L D. Garda*. Ja* A. Bweeacy, A. Hyarstrt, N. fcifey, R. B. Wightman, D. IL McKlwain, B. J. Grant Daniel Striker, John Hessmer, A W. Bailey, Wm. Ixvmis, C. & Earictt, D. IL Cook, Goo. M. Dewey, F. D. Aukley, Wm. Upjolra^. KGoodyear,sud W H Geod- 1RU 'pwwBSA ierram. Clover Hollers! Qaaxn Earree. ’ Poamirtu U Is a necessity that I rausfhare my pay. M. Atuu {SUPERIOR, M*SHERRY AND STATESMAN Cxu and settle, inouey 1 mart hare. 'TfttB-ftnun DRILL GRAIN PAtruaSD quy. yABjrtM Am TrartsTi KiCATlX Q Q| L, ; J^KXoervr *sn sartm. pAUT axu reaxtsu .ext tYAHJC OBOCUin, 00At. TiA.cotro.i^! Ivtjlmnnzoo and Arin A_rbor proposed railroad. It was agreed that Kntomaxua should obtain subscriplwo ‘h; S3J.W. Hast log. tw, «». Lowell fc»,t«u end Greenviil. 813,«*i. uteklug no aggretrale ofMJ.DOJ, ,uf foor«»«tei, was to be <a Jed at some print <«■ the imipasmt Use and a railroad company oiganlud, the rapltai stock paid In, ami tho dire<-tore appotated. Thb imijeet, K carried «Hfo«eure a lice of railroad tbreugh our city and county, opening Up to ua Railroad eomioctlan at Kainmaioo, wret, south au<i must, and into the vuat^dnery of the north. Citluns ' of llMUags and Barry county, aLslI wr , Th# Commute.- through their fbairI hare e yoke of rattle and a single taan A. J. Uowtxi, q>po(ntod a meeting horse for sale. Will m-II on time for of said Committee at tho Hank. Tues­ gwd pspor IL J. Guxr. day afternoon August 2»th. The meet­ Aug .TO, 1071. ing adjonnnd to Friday night of this C okmiss 4 Brewji keegi tho best W*ek. at the rauus pU» iouiplain«l in its last issue that the ArI assortment of Wall-paper, Window | D. R. Coos, Secretary. teals a weli-dcrrlck luul tog bean an “eye sore.” and that "no one win regret shades, Piclure Frames, eto„ in the city. | The t,cr duiafectant, BacHo Cnu>- iu removal." Wo wouk! adrise the' ' |x»K Hxxt—Ilenxn-e I bone corns [ MALCX, meets the great want of some­ Home Awnwl and “ Police No. 1" to | thing adapted to all conditioas'XiMro hare the rubbish scattered all orer{ prompt decxlurixing and disinfection ore State street, etoarod up entirely, or I Jnyne, Grand Hapide. Mich. nscoasary. It ie entirely oderbaa, non- tho derrick jdacvd in ]o*itfon again. ! “ Oxa etinmy night in winter when , poisauoiM and harm)ess, and being for, as it fa, it h an eye rm and an in-' largely diluted ir*g® used, its ccoaomv suit not cmly to “that pari of the dty,” I the winde were blowing cold," I bought I me a jeur of boo la and nibbora at Maui'. brings it within the rea h uf all who but te tho whole community. Another railroad will not offiKt tho I wiah to employ thia simple nwtuu for the preservatioa of health during the warm '. Bm Cirni—There wore exhibited low i«ir<n at Maus'. Don’t you know where to get your I 1 in a aide ehow, at tho Katemomo Horse Fair, four cattle of wonderAil sue. Ono I pair of twine, five yrars old. ary calli-d ' George and Martha Waeh'mgtun ; the , former weigha 3,230 lhe., and tho latter I 2,780 lbs. A pair of axon, eight year* ! old, weigh respectively 4,RIB and 3.900 I lbs. Trial weight o! 'the four, 14.210 i " A setting hea never gets fcC Loti lire—upwards of ocrea tuna. They will • mor. any porraa can get fat by buying | thrir gvucrriea of J, Matu. , - Immediate and united arllou, will acromptt* the desired result If Hasting. 11» to become a town of importanre it must hare this raUrrad. The Grand River Valley Itail rood, which ts not rar OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. .peasetlta manorement by any rood In Hie State, and which reorivse the patrotuww aud rnllemloraettteDtor the trabII. i» I- secured —. — I .to _____ . Us value ran. I* । He, us and ’ a.xni in the growth and prr*>perlty of our city. Let a meeting he railed at .mew and rverylxxly turn <>«tr and secure this Michigan Central R. R. WHEEL CULTIVATORS, SJLZ, CALX R.1W1N0 HABROWS, MACHINES, EDU., and the lar£ut slock of AORR-tJ 1-rTLTRA.L. MACHINERY in Barty County—for solo by , z, E. P. BURRAtL. MEW ID7E1TI8EI1ETTS. G«o. >. RflwMl * Co1* Column. office ia John Wubrett’s Hardware Store, Brown's New Block. lUOTtKRAIII XLBrita. jO0YEA» A ST»M.. rpottXT ooota asp rnmuT. ^XD»o roitn.*c, Successor Io H. i. COOflyf^g ;• jutraxu”1.^thTlZV0" **M Dealers to Ml kinds of IHCAVY amlFJIKLF « ACKLEY A8LA IlMUogs. Dr. IS 1X7. THENEW DISINFECTANT Bromo Chloralum, Hardware AT WHOLEHALE AND'itETAIL IRON, BTEEL, NAILS, There are 201,340 horsoi in thia State. Saginaw u to engage ia rar huBding. be found the official proceeding of the i'flftai Bailroad Aiccting held at the Court I Hdbrc last evening, to which special at- thlrtr >lay» the account, will bo loft wtl a Justice for collection. --------- —.♦ira । ~ Flint west to Lake Michigan. Jonx M. Uterarii. teution b naked The nveaaity of |«vTautt a. Gosrax.—Homo felfon, wo. Gen. Custer b visiting hb friend < nnd Hartings. Aug. 14, M7L. dw tecting our /aref mtervria iu this matter don’t know his name, vrry pecunently ' relatives in Monroe. ; must bo ajipurnt to the ux>it rarual ob­ remarks that them are a uum ih every XJ FLIRT GLASS server. The road from Marshall to rouuuunity who nor* do any thing to assist a public improvement, ami alw ay • Muir, croariag the Vdlby nt Vermontprotest that sneh and such institutions don't profit them a oeni, hot wo take not but it ia Again, a Itoad from notice that every tiara a town sccnnw a Kxlamaax> to Ixnrell.p a and public improvement of any -importance, | if it doe, not eroae th« Valley a! Hast­ those self sumo mm?pnt up the price o( Are mild, certain, safe and <4Beient. their land firs dollars on tho acre. A »•' "mKiHj UletsiUsa. s»«4 ysar wtdrvu li ings it will to tho weet uf its. N.w, Page's Maudrake i’ilb euro Dyspepsia. UEUKQK W/UATt*. Fraaktot. I. V. community composed oniiroly of thia 1 'apr's Mandrake I'db cure IL-mlm he. while we think the Valley fonusbm first ch»» of iadividuab would be about u , Page’s Arnica Oil eurw Eheumatiam. , lively as a graveyard. COKGHESS ARCTIC. P^'a Arnica Oil euros Pimple- on |the |«ople along tho lino Lain no roc­ ! rauaUc eauara of complaint, and hare I ev-ry mum to bo fully satidiad with it, axntee deairing to attend a licrtxase tion of this State at 274,459 । ita management tad its charges. it io L'oliioi; ran not do Letter than to pat­ i Mr. Ethar. Curtice, of Liny ton, was burned Io death mt Friday <-vvnirig the , perfectly certain that die propls of both ron teo the Grand Rapid* Bcatxxaa Cot- 11 th, by tlw expliriun of a fluid lamp. LAMPCHimYS J. P. ROBERTS & CO. GLASS, PAINTS, 0JL8, * PUTTY, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE. All kiudx of Building Material*, nnd T«plx, DRUGS, HARNESS SHOE! In connection with Medicines, HARDWARE STORE. U Sole agent* iu Burry (’6unty for the BAND LEADERS E’ETROIT STOVES, WOODLAND PARLORS, Give m a tul 1 as we will not be undersold. I School Books North Sipe State .S'ieest. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY HARNESS SHOP. IlEt’F.IFTS. A Million Dollars. maaoo people hnvu taken nil of theirs by , ulry is to be held at. Allen’s Hall, in Don's be Imlund, eltiacM of Kaiatuaxno, on Thuraday, the 21st of I nnsliny'., your Covn’iiitte^ will rail up­ September. Tbs reunion is hold at the '• same time a. the Stnto Fair. «> that' on you imiMuliatrly. Bomcmber, it is me ml or* may aiies.J bdh at the nI not a IM yrs or m, but a Bead through dueed ratm of rafiway travel Tbe Exrcutirv Cotamittrc aro anxious that j I Hastings or raw rind place, and we there shall be a large attendance of tho ' can lielter sffisrd te pay fltX',000, as a thia time. (Jreat Union ExrpsiTjpx toisilni'liii «iU to At Orangeville, Get Oth “ Haatregs. Ort. 9th. and Nor. Oth. “jAwwaviAJaa 18th-E8» «hool SEITTMBEX I.', 13, II ASt> ix ra, sjmedllj bonus, than to have tho Road cross the Valley at Irving or Middleville. Men ing Attoruey of flu- county of Manistee L. A. Swnrtauf. of Throe Jlivcrs. late­ by appointment, wuare bring credita­ ly subeeriUd 81,000 tv Albion College, of Hastibg-. be nn and doing. bly informed, luul nossithority from tbe tiiua proving himself a trno friend to Kaw Ute.ra <r Guo I'KD e. - Fbu Board of Huperviterw of Nsn'otee to I the youth of Michtgutmake tb.-ptodrr hr did to p* Board In Grand M-raler. Isaac Sidra, of the I. 0. Jun a last. This fe Jsrt as wo expected, O. F, of Iho State of Mtohigun, with and at the lliuc suggested that be w s» the aid of Jomat D. Lywr- D. D G. M., probably celliag nor -pcofd.. Honest and H. IL Fowl*. D- P- O. M-. of Grand Rnpda instituted, on tho 22d A mineral which pewfonna all the duOr» Dsilt.—Bra- Nhkcrn, in tho! tiaacf soap, and ha, an aronudie odor, inrt, at SmuMC, Jaaia County -Scran* Ftaindralrr of ysaterday. paysour Uttlo I has been discovered in inimeuse quan'icap. . Ixrigv, Na ICT, of tbo l. 0. of 0. F ties near Iowa City. Wo are peined to aauout^ilho dm th |I On the 21st. ix:dgw No. t«9 w=a h­ daily the toUowtr* compliment: The Dally Banner reaches us with the of Dr. B. J. Brown. He W thia ! srituted ri Fakm, Allegan CraoUy, by At last Hiram Yoweri luu written to utmost regularity. for which sre are nnNyw.Qrioaaa thakhia suarbU statute of (Wedaredai) tnoraiag. having suffered ' tbe Grand Master and other* of ths crFrauhla^ coatrurtad for over 80 yeara for several wrwke with iypbwirt favt r. Go tn Clark's Gallery, oroosite tho I'ustuffire, and see the new stylr-s at Piclure». You ran mil failuf bring plteasd. Xsribent Mich igrtealiaral aid Me­ chanical Siclety Slate Pomoiogical Society Tlw Qu*«n Fruit Jar is made of bet­ -Celle l» maUas <la b. irwt Srsmstr* ttee rt Ikv fwedaaUee ef MM>>aaa ladaetry. ter gb«s thia any in town. lews; at tl»-> Quo in Fruit Jar al Ackay & NUde's before you buy another. Men's Socks 0 1-4 rente a pair al Sr wing Mavhinc Nredlcs and Needle SLarpeni'rs. for nil Mcdunce. al Grant 4 i’htJHps. tf Ackley A Stedc ee!l the mast jierfeat Many, many, will uu«a Dr- B. 1 »• city and raaaty._______ Bailroad meeting FridAy night­ Tux California Minatreh m-aighL Um quality at whcnt liring* 81.20 pur bo. THAXKM.—The Manistee Ttows t«y»: The flirt number of the dally Hartings wree-ioarw-w. — -—property. H »• cm more that lira, in BaMXR with tbs particulm of the this ointy. and we think it .howto Vanderj-ocl trial*, before t». It tea have been cqualiaed ai Its real roraA vnlee. fee the State 1. growUix richer ,,,-ry day. nndiite tolrtbater'Cry dol­ lar of the property ohvuIU bear Its Or* Job room* are weU supplied with proper proportion of ihv UX2‘ of er*ty County Fair. te'ieH,* Ths Daily B*xxtx.-X)f our Dully bo Bere-cu c-jun^y fnrd eayu : We bare received copies of the Ham SCHOOL BOUSE, type. preesee, and good wockini-n. Da you . want to adwefthe * Cail al is haring a trow coat of ehiaghra ' «Bk*iattac from the Grand I'.sj*** Darinas Codsge *•** guarantee f<* a KOud and honorable pwMikMi. CITY PAINT STORE! At Natostee a ddnadutod old vranfl has far rmu time Seen lying in tho riv­ er near Q«ofid4's ,4Mb, U ibe cabin tdood mid toora of. a^iotart. Stationery. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. ganislug stock, and no doubt but Kala- A meeting of tbeeitomno of Hartl ng. and ylrinUy will b. bald at rite Court |li:tee ou Friday evening next, at TJ o’clock, to hear tbe report oftbe c>mlulttec etc., ip toteaHl of a ft<irtji and south mod. and to rack fanlisr a- -:tau as tip’ meeting may <k- Dye Stutts, Sl’AlNTS & OILS. RUBBER BELTING AND FAIRBANKS SCALED. Eastern parties jro baying abaip iu | Jackson county and euipjiiug them t! Look oct.—Wp ran now whiq right i New Jersey for breeding imqiosra booauie undo J. W. Wright camo right The Ltneing Fire Itepartiueat holds ] ' the people require that it shall Jioeo up ymfoedav and prramtsd the whole through thb City. RbaB it ? Ixnrell officw with good lead penrib of the right । sort- If thing* don't go right we will' i people at a little meoting on Saturday ; gu Air them right and toft. evening subecribod >18,600 to the'or- LOCAL EVENTS. nss axo raciL« naxrEt.vAxriox.Dtiuu uju> Attrw.oi-uwwaaiissJ cbooSsUsra Munruu b Infe.tcd with burpiara. Wsax Ur —In aaotlicr oulnma will Peninsular Railway. AKD XALAXXXOO. PLO WS J1JW) CQXMIWfr k RJtOWN. BA INTERS /fo«ar.p«hriV. The Grand Bi iheigaMry, Sign and �W s. ,:«ikh:.*s Ts'ls’ss! 53 .H ilffi! 35 ':s;5»”8 a O’CLOCK. "'SJS 33.3K33 :: :s:s”';« ■H: "ihSE"" WILLS’ S5 '3!3SK“ :;s :sissiRj n¥fe=! a is s»i iii ft � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-01.pdf 9408b563afab59d4ed1c6d24e59530e5 PDF Text Text ®l)c fastings tlnnncr. . vol. i, DAILY EDITION. HASTINGS, MICH., FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 1,1871. NO. 16. ANDERPOOL TRIAL. I n<,t •“ •«7 d»<t >ilk him Do lot re­ way between the little and big lake. little after Mr. Vanderpool left for med- part of the action that would bo called n *~ ' * ' ,noQ>ber of telling Mr or Mrs Green There is a promontory at the piers which icine, having been urged again by hto extends out from half to three-quarters -.vifr. Wo all liad a lunch m the oven— - Wo were only fivo or six ininutos ia of a mile and the beach to. randy and iag after wo went into the house. Mv . ,---------- ? . p’ ' '' “7** ' When he MB*. •rni.lGEU OX THE j “rtl'toS te “V stony as far os tho eye can pierce. Ma­ brother rad I went to th. propellro ti "““‘• “F «»>•■» in Hlunk I think he luul hod 01 on the same gill live* across the little lake on what rather rad no rao ncemnp'ra* u.. ] camo »TAX». Mo-Hrocl--Do out remember whore .1 O , A re*nemDer where to called black bird island. Have knou a think tho boat, started about ten o’clock. ! vest that ho had on in tho morning, but ,h° 8un • nftor dtoappearone cose of a dead body coming ashore. Noticed nothing different in Vanderpool's iI a . different ,, . „pair , of punts. Ho immeditook a in the bed room. I JCM. LOT?S DEPOSITION READ. The brig Erie ran into Canfield's beom. appearance that day from his usual ap- : atoly .^.3°.. tt bath ? At the opening of Court this morning A body came ashore south of the piers j—raraoc. Know it wm Indf-urot nile I ‘ ” 5" carrying u tub of water oom, and also out of the Mr. Church mado an application iu be­ and the body was very much bloated, when ■ .turfed for tho bout, fcrl bad " to we I__________________ , Seventeenth Day's Proceeding!. . . -r . n .. . roflm after ho got irat th through. Saw noth­ half of the Prosecution for the examin­ and there were punctures and abrasvres looked at my watch. I knew tho boat room ation of ono of their primary witnesses, on the taco. Saw this body the next would whistle at half-past nine, and it ing in his appearance that attracted my MORKIXa SESSION. attention as unusual. In the aftornooir* Mrs. Isabella Sands. She at first got morning after it was drowned. Was in did whistle soon after 1 looked at my the bonk the week jirei ious to the dis­ watch. Vanderpool looked pale and wo wont down street after cigars, which loft by tho boat, and after starting on Sept. 1, 1871. appearance and noticed the carpet which sick that day, but had looked so during we procured at a grocery opposite the Tyson House. Wo went within one W« pubiuh below a .juo|«lx of Mb tho next boat she was driven into Lnd- was dirty and faded. tho week, and do not know that ho look­ block of tho bank. After wo got the loif.traUiuony u nod on tho stand, dington by a storm and lay there stoim Miss Annettie Piper, the fourteenth ed any more pale on Sunday than usual cigars we wont down’to the Propollor.to ymloidxv, rad which w« were urablo bound a whole day and only arrived witness for the defense, being duly When we sat on the piazza, Field’s lit­ see nt what hour she would sail ; froiii tle dog camo and jumped into Vandertlito morning. He said that bo simply sworn, said: Io publish in its proper pkev. tho boot wo wout bock to the house. pc »1’b lap several times. He would (Examined by Mr. Cheever.)’ Saw Rol»ert Taylor when we went nfteMrs. Audrina Lott, sworn (examined wished to state her case thto morning throw it down and it would run towards 1 reside at Muskegon, and have for tho cigars, and ho is now at Toledo 0. and would make the application in duo by Mr. Hughes.) the gate and then return and jump in­ This trip occupied not more than naif ' nearly 10 years. Am 22 years old, to hto lap. 1 reside in Manistee, have lived there form hereafter. know George Vandeqxxjl and wife, was an hour. On this trip I should call his 4 years ; am a married woman and the • Mr. Hughes objected to it oa tho at Manistee two years ago in September, Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston. , । appearance, behavior and conduct us wife of W. F. Ixitt. Was married in ground that it was not a legal mode of before the disappearance of Field. My It was about 6 o'clock when wo start- perfectly natural. Sew Garritt VanPelt. December, 1869, my husbaud works in ed to go. on our walk. The sun went I that after noon after wo Imd boon for I proceeding. When the people rested brother Herbert was with me. Wo George Robinson’s mill. V.'_ ..... ... . . __________________ __ feld”*l1plugLt. | O"ryllrag ought to hue went there on the Monday before tho down yrhile we were on the hill. Where i the cigars, at Vanderpool's house, and quaintod with Herbert Field by sight, " engaged ’ ’in lively --------5th of September and stayed till Sept. we went up it was very stoop.1 wo all conversation. think II uh w him I,,,,, almost every. J __ i1 . i ',ecn think saw day. ^‘“m that could bo said 5th. We left there in tho evening of Wo went directly to tho hill when we Mrs. Vundeqiool, Miss fkribner and my lived a while near the bank. Know the j against the I*rtooner and, if this witness that day On, the I'rojiollor Manistee. started, and^ "when wo loft wo sister were present while ho was there. ^poadealfpd remember the 5th day [ can be admitted, seventy-five more. First got ---------------------------------------------------acquainted with Herbert Field went directly home. We stopped at VanPelt went away between 3 and four ,Su"day- * Vs could be admitted and thus mix up the «“after I arrived at tho bank. Mr. Conover’s a moment to look at some o’clock. During tilts vitit I noticed the Metlioctist Church, this was before 1 ' ,, ,, , . • Rnw Mr Vn«>rln».nnnV« Saw hen him nft«n often at Mr. Vanderpool’s flowers. Do not know how long it took nothing unusual in Vanderpool’s appear­ wa. married. I saw lUrbert Field that j ’ -“j; *lUwn-v *rouKhhouse, where hoaeemed to be very inti­ us to return. After returning we sat on ance. Wo had dinucr after VanPelt day after one o’clock an the afternoon. “r- Church said they proposed to mate as 1he would "■ was quite '■» dork, and went away about 4 o’clock, and after | the piazza till it ‘2 come 1„ in . nt nil’ times / I am certain that I met him after one ! show by this lady that she passed up of the day ...... ..... .... lay and ,;uid without knocking. He ji■ then went.... into the house. Do I) not know­ dinner we wont out on. tho piazza to o’clock on the west side of the bank. 1 [the Manistee rirer early on Monday seemed to bo friendly with Vanderpool. how long wo were in the house, but smoke. After this I wont in and lav n. .1 btrV' rk°-fn,m On that Suudav morning we arose about should think on hour and u half. Think down on tho lounge. Vanderpool and 8 o'clock uud took breakfast about uine. my brother returned after tho boat tho ladies were about tho bouse. Next I went in there to see a young woman ,h® .nk’ rba ««deuoe us simply cu- My brother. Miss Ijotlie Scribper uud whistled. Testified nt Kalamazoo, but thing I remember, a walk was proposed after the church service. I looked at' niulativo. Mr. and Mrs Vanderpool were at the do not know what I said in regard to to Canfield’s hill, and I said I guessed 1 the ckjfck there. I remember this be- ! By the CourtI tun not inclined to breakfast table. After breakfast went this and do not remember distinctly in 1 u 1 would not go cause I saw what time it was and said I ! admit the witness te testify us to church with my brother and Mr. regard to it Did not hear tho boat । to go to Mr. Ruggles’ to see Mary, did must-go home It was after that tune I 1 »• 1 . • Fisk preached, church was out about 12. whtot’e more than once before leaving , no» e00 Vanderpool again that day. In wbeuYloftHWi rad then I wrat W '“"’“brnra.r iraubro no raw Wheu 1 went back to Mr. Vandeipool's, the house, and do not know what my I uo time during thut day did I' notice _ John South Water street, and having gone ns ,Mr. Mr Joh “ X^iddiman Xpad'man was was tho the first as 1 sat in the parlor with my tilings brother said when ho come in. Some : anything unusual in hto appearance. I. far as Green’s boarding house I met I'witatess called to tho stand this morning, ■on, 1 saw Mr. Voudeqiool come to the of the more trifling tilings have passed I heard of tho disappnarance of Field on Mr. Lojr, He said if I would go to the who being sworn said : (Examined by door and talk a moment with my broth­ out of my mind. When 1 returned the next Thursday and also tliat Van­ w„wasfrom church went into the parlor and I deqiool was charged with the- murder, Post Once with him. he would then go Mr. Ceever.) I live at Muskegon and ... er, who k ing on thoIlounge. After ■ this stairs to take home with me, and I went with him to have Jived there 23 years. Have known f ‘ ’I went /- up .A2._ . off ’’ my ; .found there Miss Scribner and Mn>. ' Have often thought over tho events of andthen thencame came immediately immediately down down | Vanderpool, and my brother was on the that day to see it I could recall any tiling the .Post Office. It was on our way there the prisoner since 1863. He boarded at things and the parlor. between | lounge in the dining room. Was not in | unusual in his actions and never have that we met Field. I don’t remember my house fur a time. Am acquainted iuto i_2 1—2— Wo 2had —2 dinner '*____ — ” and’ 4‘ o’clock, ‘ andjdrring this time, ’I the parlor long before going up stairs, ! l^n able. Whon I loft Mr. Rug^-' whether^bott went,in or not. We walked with his general reputation for honesty, 8 was about the house. Soon after 1 probably not more than 10 or 15 min- house that evening, I wont directly io slowly and met Mr. Field near Golden integrity and humanity, and it to good. utes. and while I sat in tho parlor, Van- ! Vanderpool’s to get my sister anil lugFiler’s, ho was ualking fast towards tho Have Known him in regard to hto came down stairs I hoard hjm ask my bank and on the qpfiosite side of the aliysieal strength, from working with brother to help him carry a bath tub in­ dcrpool came into the dining room out gage jn order to start on the boat. My of the kitchen. Took dinner between ' KjStor immediately put on her things, street from it. He was on the same side him in carrying slobs. I was carrying to the bed room. In about throe quar­ of the street with Die, hxiked at me but •ono end and ho t(ie other end of a slab, ters of on hour he camo into the parlor, three find four o’clock. Do not re- ttnd wo started for the lioat Soipethuqj; member seeing tho dog at this time.! wa8 about Vondeqiool not being and soon after this Mr. VanPelt called did not speak. ■on© time that I remember, and the first I knew hto end of the slab dropped,oad and staid u few moments. After he When Vanderpool pushed him from his present when we left, he had gone for Cross-examined by Mr. Lothrop. lap, it'was after we had returned from j j| iw licjnc. The boat railed about aquarwent aocty Mr. Vanderpool and my I looked around and he wms lying -an I met Field between Golden Filer's | ter or hulf-jias: ten. Vanderpool was hto back on the dock appeurantly in brother went down street for some ci­ our walk, I think. i Re-direct.—Looked at my watch sev- • oruiuurujr ordinarily ouvim social that day. IlelA had house and tho Post Office, just about much pain- T said, Georg© what is the gars. AV hen they came buck we had ■ owui with tho boukon tho opposite side dinner, and after Mrs. Vanderpool and oral times that evening for I feared wo ; two dogs, and the larger one was matter with .you? He said— of the street I went back to D. L. Mira Scribner had done up the work we I would get left. Do not remember on j mostly at the bank. I Objection was then interposed by Mr. Filer's after I had .passed, recollecting , . . " u.................. * — -------------’-u and’ — ------------------ 1 by 'rMr. ” Eggleston. ’ ■ all went out on •* tho verandah sat♦ which side of tho hill we camo down 1 Cross-examined that I hud promised.to go in and see u j Eggleston. awhile, when we ladiiw proposed to take walked faster when going than when Have known Vanderpool seven or eight Gramra girl who Srad tliero. lUr giw I Mr Uugko, dfed praign.pl. 104 of a walk to Canfield's hill. Mr. and Mrs. returning, because we wanted to get years, and my acquaintance began niter ra nroue wra Mrai do not kora- lor E>;de«w „ .ppIiraMr to Vandepool, Miss Scribner -and myself there before the sun should sot lie came homo from the army in 1863 other name. 1 saw r rank ruer there. 1 . ’ “ Herbert A. Piper, lining sworn said . or ’64. Judged of his reputation from went and was on Canfield's hill when a boy 13 or 14 roars old, while 1 was ! this * “ )>oinL “ * Air. “ Eggleston stated that “ the sun set. Had a conversation among (examined by Mr. Hughes.) I reride at tho position he occupied in business and there Frank got a-lunch for us. Saw an exclamation of pair made at the ourselves about Mr. Field. Muskegon and have lived there about 9 in society. He seemed to have the con­ no other member of the family at the time, and as an outburst resulting from Que*.—What was that conversation ? yean. Am n tinner by trade, have fidence of his employers which I judged house at that time. I looked at the the joiin would be adnrisrable, but aay Objected to by Mr. Eggleston which known Vanderpool for 8 years. During from his remaining a long time in one our acquaintance I knew him quite inti­ placo. He was two or three years with clock after lunch and it was one or two narrative of it, as to the seat and eher- was overruled. , „ , . I mately ajid knew hto reputation for hon- Smith and Odell and about two years minutes after,' or before one o’clock. I ?“nde,T^l said there caty, integrity ami humanity to be good. hod.lived at Filer’s 5 or G weeks but •.acter of the pain in reply to questions with Royersou & Hill. He was in Mar­ on the 30th, of Auwas.now living at hmao. After leaving put by tlio witness, to not admissible, comes Field when « all turned and Went lo tin’s ouiplcy some six or eight months. “d ' gu.i a 1Ruggles /1■ rvArlA.,1’ about a quarter ..past a —J gust 1869 1869 to to visit visit Vanderpool, A anderpool, and and *un»stop- 1 TJxift Xf Mr. Flier’s 1 met Ixitt onXhe hill near Green's .and it to making the witness testify-in with Wni him while while there. there. Mv Mv sister, sister. nine. Tu lioarduig house and turned about and . regard to the seat and character of the is not Field. AV hen X anderpool raid | ocd with Do not remember whether r I saw tbu ho oppearod M raj rao would and I lho last nc«,m!Kuxi„d ie Was tsenuback with him. Do not remember the little dog or not. Think I testified pain, when the Prisoner himself could, nothing unusual was noUcod in bis ap- j thoro from Monday till the next Sunday of seeing any body but Field. Did Dot nt Kalamazoo that 1 saw the little dog • •’ while ■ - there ■ ■■ Sept 5th, met ” Field quite epaak <1 o him, he hod on dark clothes not and would not be cilowod to do so. l>earanoe. about noon. I was in the dining room By the Court—I think Hint this case amt.after we juissed J turned around Mr. Cunrvh moved to strike out tho often, both at the bonk and at Vander­ when Vanderpool camo and I did not Iw. ould and looked at hiin. I wanted to see if j .... come -within tho rule of Greac- expression, ‘‘He appeared as any ono pool’s house. He was at tho house for notice whether tho dog came with liiri he went into the bank, don’t know why thou-h would be extending it to would who had turned tn meet a friend.” the purpose of visiting with tho family. or not Do net recall RnV Saw Vanderpool ulso very often during pnrticuhir actions luralod toroeobratxL Th. rreulrafertho.i oxlral. 1 ». iorlliud te of tho dbg. Mr. Hugbos objected to its. being my visit and saw them together, per­ Think I remember of his going to thewas sunny lu.lhe forenoon, but it rained 1 a little lifter we came homo from the | admit the test tnony. stricken out. and tho Court sustained haps a Ijalf a dozen times, and they kitchen door and scratching to get out seemed tp be very friendly. They were When we went down to the boat in the Post Office. Think I gat home about 2 ■ Ans.—When I fiAt spake to him b» him. . jwirtners under the name of Vanderpool afternoon it was about 2 o’clock. Do o'clock, it showered a little and then J did not say anything but seemed to be in wturnod on the Alter w« wxurueu we sat su out union ine •• _ ,. — •. -. -T •,—.J, xy’__ — J,—f —1 cleared off again. I had been to church | in great pain and preasod hto hands on piaxta, Mr. and Mrs Vanderpool. Mto« !& P“ld-f f .h«“a not Know whether the boat Jay there or and left when it was cut I cannot tell hto bowels and rolled, over,umd after he Scribner aad myself. and we sat there ?*“. of * dissolution on hatu nob when we wont to the dock. I went ”n Sunday, .pent the « just what time. The Methodist chareh (got over the pain n little, lie said I am .till it vii quite dark. Had known du- lx,fJ to Mr. Ruggles’ about six o’clock in the the weak that Vanderpool was not , p.art °F daq nt Vanderpool s is out generally latex than tbe other I ruptured. lie boarded with mo for •ring after noon, and before /ho party started ring the week that \ anderpool was not sleptthere thereSaturday Saturdayi night Arose about for Canfield's hill. Dotormined tlio tiino j 1 t heard i.i w—Mrs. Vanderpool„„,i churches in Manistee. Don't remember I same fme after .this «roU, and and slept who J -sat with, left tlio church alone but । Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston, Miss Scribner urge him to get medicine. •S o’clock and had breakfast about 9 from tho position qpttw sufl^whioh was o'clock. M r. and Mrs. Vanderpool, Miss in the western part of the heavens,'mid a voting lady named Bailqy overtoojc me The time he wa* at work with mo was Ques.—What reply did he make? •Scribner, mv sister and myself took about three quarters of an hour high. and walked with mo till 1 turned back | in 1864 or 65. We were at the mouth Objected to by Mr. Eggleston. breakfast Miss Scribner was a cousin Think Mr. Ruggles was lying on thb s-house. J entered the of the creek building a slab dock We to go to Filer’s -house. I Wo Messrs Hughes and Cheever both of Mrs. Vanderpool, and camo there be­ sitting ronin door, rat down on the worked 3 or 4 day* nt thia dock. He lounge when I wout in. stoop and read a paper a little while bo- was nt my house from April till October argued the point, and cited the case of fore we did and was ffitro when wo left. Ro-diroct—There was an other young tore going in to the house. This girl 1868. He was engaged at this tiwto as the P<>onle vs. Dillon, in 8 Michigan Re­ Duringour vtoit I heard Vonderpo 1 man at Mr. Ruggles’ that evening, 1 was in the room when I went in, Mr. foreman for Odell in running togs. This ports 8o7. If he showed a reluctance complmcing of diarrhoea, but do not think his name was Brnyman. Mr. J. R. Sanford, tho sixteenth wit­ Filer’s son came in afterwords. X^did requires ordinary steength. My imme- to gc, they insisted that it was compe­ know when ho first spoke of it. On this Sunday he complained of being a ness for the defence being sworn, said : not go to church that afternoon. Went i| dintn acquaintance with him .ceased tent to show it to the jury. little worse. Ho was pale on Sunday [examined by Mr. Cheever.]—I reside in * 1868. to the Pua* Office, but do not remember when he left Muskegon Mr. Church insisted that facts would and also during most of tho week.. Af­ I My acquaintance witkbim extend, from in Muskegon and am Editor and Pub­ whether 1 went in or nob nor can ter breakfast Vanderpool went down lisher of the Muskegon EnUrpruf. I say wimther Mr. Lott did or not. 1863 to 1868. 1 lire about 3 mile* show.vrhethcr he was reluctant or not, street and had on _a gray suit called Have known Vandorpool since ho My attention was called to the fan from the village of Muskegon and go that a declaration of reluctance might scotch goods.1 and hto clothes looked camo homo from the war and know Lis •of seeing Field soon after I heard of there in a boat I hare a mill on die have been artfully conceived. The prop­ what might be called seedy. Noticed general reputation for honesty, integrity ■his disappearance. I remember of tell­ north side of the river, but mv principal er question to, did he go for medicino that the knees were considerably worn and humanity to bo pood’ Was at business to raising fruit and vegetables ing Mrs. D. L. Filer of having seen end canyang them to Muskegon. Do immediately or did ho remain to a given and where they wore worn they looked Mantotoe tho wook previous to the dis­ Field on the day <of hto disappearance. of a lighter color. Do not know for appearance of Field, and knew him. Did not tell her I was uncertain about not know that I ever heard his charac­ time. Hto declarations of reluctance ter and reputation spoken of. I judge may bo harmless spoeches but are in- what he wont down town on Sunday Met Vanderpool and Field together du­ the dnv I saw him, until I sent to my । . of a man’s. reputation as much from competant As regards the Dillon case morning. huiUid; did wni. loro, hiutaod but < ol ropul.Uon ax ring the time I was there, and my in­ . .1 dra • •.t th<«,____ ___ _l..l T koan Hero court took the usual recess for tercourse was wholly of a social charac­ suffer lid. winx-e. Did not IMtily on wltat UX*from wbnl 1 be.r. ^o fem„tUln.l«MnotinM«nidra Bo-direct.-Ou«—"*. bi. work in he thought it had no application to this. dinucr. ter. Have been with them half a day it tltat rone ; was in Luddiugtra from 1 running log, thut of “ crd™“7 Ut”n'r Objection sustained and question at a time, and never sow anything be­ ATTEHXOOjr &E3BI0X. was• ho others. tween them but tho most friendly and withdrawn. Cbri.tmM till Fobruurr. 1 once rowed | oi — ■» overseer orraroer of the other., Herbert Piper’s testimony continued: cordial feeling. Know Robert Taylor Ans.—Bo was overseer of the others. He did not go at that time for medi­ for Mr. Green in Manistee about two Rev. J. B. Ftok, the thirteenth wit­ cine. Went to church that morning with my who to now in Toledo. weeks after the disappearance, I was Ques.—What reason did he give for sister and 2 Miss Ruggles. Mr. Ftok Cross-exa ainud by Mr. Eggleston. at Mr. Greens on Christmas and one ness for the defense, said: not going ? preached and church was out about noon. day in spring- Did not tell Mr. Green Became acquainted whon he returned Examined by Mr. Cheever. Objected to by Mr. Eggleston and Wo returned to Vanderj-ool’s and found I could not tell certainly about seeing from the war. I left home in 1867 for I reside at Manistee, have lived there Mrs. Vanderpool and Miss Scribner Mr. Field till I raw my husband. I 4 years, am a Congregational Clergy­ ' argued by him and Mr. Hughes. tho State of New York to attend school there. I lay down on the lounge in tlio did not write to my husband consulting Tho objection was sustained, as it was and got homo in December, I86S.' man, practiced this profession at Man­ dining room, and in aj»out five minutes with hjm about Field’s disappearance ; totoe in 1879. Itemember hearing of essentially the some question as tho last Vanderpool came to the doorway be­ my acquaintance with him, so os to don’t femember whether I saw Fiqld on the disappearance of Field on Sunday, one excluded. tween tho kitchen and dinning room. know him in Muskegon does not cover the Sunday previous or on any day of Sept. 5th, had service* at my church on more than two years, though I have .Exception was taken to the ruling by He spoke to mo about his clothing. I that week, only watched him a few Hew, that day which closed about 12 o clock. noticed nothing unusual in hto appear­ known him much longer. Mr. Cheever. did not see him go into the bank, no Know where Vanderpool lived, his house ance that attracted my attention, only I Aho next witness called was Mrs. was walking fast, I thought he was in a was about two blocks from the church. AfWr sitting on tho piazza a little noticed hto pants wore a little short Eliza Springer who boing duly sworn, hurry and was geing into the bank. Know Herbert Piper, and saw him m while wo went into the house and spent Ques.—State what conversation took , said : Do not know what made me think so, r.mtrrecation that morning. Am some time in reading. Mr. Vanderpool place between you ? I spoke to my own folks about it nnd to aiutooS^th the banks of the Maa- road some and I also read. We started I reside at Mantotec, went fhoro in Objection made by Mr. Church. - j pajt nine a Sr LB I «>• Mr. Loll *fl«r -.L. KirhUnd Kirkland • s d™* dock “ is on th the” r°r tic bo,‘ *b<n‘t h*U April, 1869, and occupied a room over th.t Sund.y on Turod.y or Wodurodjy. By the Court—T hardly call this a the bank,—removed from tho bank. this, aDout nine or a thenrer, nd about half little proriou. to t>-. Field ru uloue when I row him, did Streit Textimy for the as I wanted �IWW Card?. LuL’dirg abcut nine days previews to till thia disappearance of Field. We moved tai a house up towards Abe little lake, vnrwl than half way to tlio lake, and lived in this house on Sept. 5th. 1869. My of the lang looked for Mrs. Springer.— lamdy consisted of my husband Mr. La- Her teatimony was given in a ’ * dow, my little bo .-anti myself. 1 remem­ tided, straightforward manner, ber that day and raw Mr. Field pass­ seemed to create a very favorable iming tho house about 12 o’clock, I went out after a ba-in of water and saw Mr. prosaion on all. Field coating and stepped beck till ha passed. My iHtio boy mt at "Um front doo., and Mr. Field sjioke to him. The little boy mid ‘ How ara you Firld’a O.JL .w-'.-* and Field replied “dello, Ch-rlu.." 1 < ft€ usually wont out of tho back door to get . water, but it was locked at this time, so -■ . __________ I went out of the l .ont door, and just as ■ I wont 17 stop out I utw him coming j and stepped book because I did not' want to bn seen as I had no hoops on. [ The reason I know it was Sunony is ' because the fbmily were n’l at Lome and i they ere not at homo other days, i Charlie sat in the front door and hod on 1 bis best clothes, he was going to Sunday ; school but did not us he wanted to play . with Mrs. Louck's baby. Remember that it was Sunday also because some of our friends, Mr. Louck’s folks, were going awiy on the boat in (be evening and they came to our house to dinner., They supposed too boat toft at four' o'clock and aft?r dinner wo st- ! ‘d for ' RUSSELL NEKINS' the boat but fbnnd it did not go at t*ll' evening and we reternod homo. On or- tray to tho bo it wc |*as .&l the brek ' Havt thrir ntw Good*. end caw the ourk door open nnd tho sHttle dog si.t’ng 5n tbe- door. Lnd.ow ” dud Sprnt ’cr wore with mo when I s-.w : »be door»oi>cn and 1 speko about its be:ng open. I said that 1 j.uo’sed Mr. Field must bo >'n the bank for tliere is his ’’’tile dog in tho do:n, and I rlso said that he had passed our house a lit- . »>o while before. When lie passed our : house he was playing with bis liUlo dog, Runppinghts lingers and the dog jumped up »•» his hand. When I spoke about ■ the bank door being open, Ladow an­ swered by saving, ’* When are you go­ ing to marry Field ? You boetit to bo j re: y * much iuteres! n! in him.” Another means’" I have of, remembering tiiat the door was O’len, I want'd to get yome money cbangiZl and I t’lt-fjh. of go'.'?')" it doa-, when I “3W the door op on, t» save walking ■, I 'I’hwe “<> w*c T’nllcincr down some other rime. II wan. d' to got '' In-go Lil’s for sma’l o«»c ... order to w •e • in v send the mony away. My hrsbaud end ■ ‘Endow wdnt out in tbe to-wnoon nnd j stid they would be back a-.ioat eleven „„ . „, o’clock, but w&i they c.me in, I atid ; (J ) A ¥T K PUTT I TPQ to ri cm you h-vo not kept you- word. • V 11/ID 1 IY I 11 IL LIL O VAN VELtoR k ROLFE. J- RUSSELL, ATTOBNBY at tow. IaejiranM and Collecting CHAS. H. BAUER. «* UNION FAIR, I. A. k E. A. HOLBROOK. ------ TO EE HELD IN----- WM II. HAYFORD Ute At«at: land* bought and told, and all bu»in*n traoaetion* on r*a*o«»b!o tens*. Office over The City of Grand Rapids, C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTOBNEY al taw. Folieitor ta Chancery, wil. ssasirAi- SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 &-15. WM. U COBB. ATTORNEY and CauMellor at Law. Solicitor in Chancery, and Circuit Court Comtntodouer for Barry coanly. wilt attend to all buttneer entruited ia ---- WILL FIND AT----- HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY at tow. In'uranoe and CoUcctins Agent. Wtllgive prompt atteuticn io all bg*inm< in tbe line of hu nrofeevion. Office in Exdian^cBiook^Middleville. Mieh. SPRING & AVERY’S, DBS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL, DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN, HOMOEOPATHIC Pbyriciaea Office ia old P. 0. building- Bpeeial attention paid to CHRONIC DISEASES, DtoaMc of IVouax and CaiLnnax, DiMkM* of tho Era. Ac. W* Conaultatioa free. (fash Store ! . _•« it i1 ure niiir.i ■- nl'et iwelvo o'clock. I Do not know how long ?i wes after they ’ came la that I vw Field p. s . I had | changed rnyd’ossam-} Re. a ii'do while j w’.h them. We took din’u ;• b?'.v*en 3 .-.nd four o'.'’oik iii.u d_v. »Vheu I fame j — CEO. C. WORTH. Hill GOODS Wl OABPETINGS! JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN aad Furieon. Dwelling on Broad­ ray, near the Court Houk. WM. UPJOHN, ------ TO BE FOUND IN------ DR. C. C. L1NSLEY, BOTANIC and Erlectic Ibyr’.cAti aid Deatlat. • treat* all chronle and acute di»ea»e»:fwill altriii toaMoaU* by day or night. Uffice A. Nath vile. Earrr eonutv Mich. Western Michigan. A. P. DRAKE, M- D. Are bound to re 11 ■dart. STEWART k STEIN HOFF. Snip a Goods, tor Field n.ts ' u «*rv U me t > Z r c Cu» lie for iuitK< "ng 51 . Fteld, but 1 d’d no: do so became M . I’u kcr, who w.ts a sin».n§HL- »•> we. wa: there. It “was . bi i’ Jo black «tuu Um dog that /'.tin the door. We met X ■. G.orge Fprd and Mr. Phibbs on the b.reet near the Sank that oar. M>. Gtdow was in Elenvilie, Midland Co . Mfcu. too last I knew of him. A week n^o last Wednes­ day, 1 saw ’.rim at the bote’ rl 8a<-inaw. Ho said (bet he had su’d I s place in Manis* o ' id did not maun 'o n< »nd ibis trial. Cro:.-examined bv M . Eg»l—Lor.. I And everything in their lino of Goods nt prices as low as at Jackson, said tbr.l bi-.oie I gut io he bant I look­ or Grand Rapids, ed across b‘ie sheet and saw uio door And in many cases Lower. open, and lheo again .. ben I wa? opj-otito, and afa>.‘ I poMua I tcraed and looked agai i. I mat Fo'd fud 1‘bibba. ne_r tho vc.autlo j and 1 saw the bank open after wa y-.aaMxi ! xem. I mudo my fratremr kwhen op*utn«a the bank.and then qioko n^ti.t after wa had parsed. This is tbe first t'mo iluu 1 menlioned New Goods Just Received tho remark .mue oy Ladow, in regard tjm.tr yiug Fiald. The roa on I did noi. mention it, is be ause I did nut l»ke OBAXTf 1‘Htr.L.fS. to. and Iho reason I menritted o-day is brcou-ttJ I uiuugn; M.. lifjhe*'ques­ OFFICE Sver Grant A Phillip * Store. Hatting'. Mtchiraa, MILO T. WHEELER. We ftlinll Otter n( thut Time Groceries, tion criied it out Que..—State if nyt rim'-s qaeslions have been put to you befo*.o ? Objection made by M •. Hughe*, and I REGISTER of Dv*J*. Goaonl Cotteyuctr Notary Pabile. Offic* in tbo Court Hobm. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS MAYNARD. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. FOR VISITORS TO MA KF. PURCHASES. | 3 MtehiS °°e* “ th’ Cwirt 1IcU*r’ H“Unr’- DEPUTY U. S- Afanhal. General CeUoeting Agent , and Auctioneer. E. II. MALLORY. I H.Spatjr,Sheriff ®f Barry Conutv : office at tbe * Office, al the Court lieu**. Harting'. SPRING & AVERY. NATIONAL HOTEL, I 1 SHEPHERD A CAMPBELL. Propriety d trr*ek’u,e:- The only fleet MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, I ■ : 1584 overrul'd rnd exception t.'.kon. Ans.—Similar oerstious b;.vo been pul to mo before, bu* wc . ukd ouL They tJu ino I nt-ci rui answer what Lidow baid. Nou • 1 o’ tog ia pa*, vteutec about tae b -d. b ’t the dog. Do not 1 n.ow wbe ix. tao thoo taop was oj. ‘ a r not. wi* ■ r e4 o’clock when when wo went t j tho boa . My f: leads, the Loucks, ci'.me about Ibruo o’clock. Did nut change my diC. s .. aoon, for the purpose of .. 'e'tir i Cieu.. Whan we want down ».. - ?; w ia them to the boat I put uu a dir.u».,Dt »' . Do uot remember ranch uigu: x ield's t loihee the i’me I saw bin*, only ho bad on ju n' -. nd a d_.sk tbaw Let. bis coat Mr. MARBLE havin’ bought the Cardia,; . was of.da'kLib *■• Du noi xnow cbiue lakiy ujraed in Middleville, and whether wo kept town time ur ml-’l time, as mv hu+bonU u„ ■ sided io too time. My husband is a caipentor. Parker camo there about 11 o'clock on Soituday, nnd on Suuday ho camo a liitlo wh’.o u.Ler ttiv husband and Ladow iriatiMt action. camo, and ho steidiiU dinner wosready. Was east of the Tynon House when I JOHNSON. (formerly Clerk of H"l*f,t» R Proprietor. Term* modcri and the comfort of gue*u mad* a «peclaity. AARON CLARK. i AUCTIONERR duly liBOMed by th* United ■ At Hastings. 30Ynt-j Miscellaneous Curtis. OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. Esoerisncs !| WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. I H e areeveryday solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth \for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint' ot parties who sayare then are unable tn much'Paiint of parties who say they unable to nay so Mow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need' and should have them, we wiUfrom this date, for a few drop^ thepnee »c will nn„, ^r foweeks, UrllU^r ‘PMC almost one-half. *™^ ■ • - M.«. mo*»,. J. ROBERTS & CO.. ’S" on hau l. x”u-,n’ Su‘j-c-iP-,un. received w the Pott Office onJoff- v !!ATr!2?s "i'asERiEs. Proprietor. on th* Grand ! ALL OUR WORK WARRANTED Office over Grant $ PhiUips’ Store, Hastings, Mich la *t looked ct U?o Lank. When I was .opposite th« back I looked in io see if I HF”Wool sent by Railroad will be could see anyone inside. The dog rat Carded to order, and sent back in good Looking out into tbe slreot nnd boomed condition. petitot'y eoaiantjd. Qui t.—State how you got the idea he was looking into the street ? Office Mo. 11 Canal BL Grand Rapids, Ans.—1 ean do that if you will allow Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S mo to explain. Naw Warehouse, Mr. Eggle. on.—That is just what I N*w rcaMriitt, improved -treathieat, quick wanl, go ou. / , .dF^**VVes:w8w^",a’ C“«"- CoO««,p. Adk.—Ho rat thero ooatontod juist as Uon. Ere k Ur, Itnou, Chronic and bnrticil if Field wra in the bank------Diarues Mr. Egglostoa objected to her going WELCOME MARBLE. on, when Mr. Hnghoe insisted upon her July, ton. explaining, which tho Court overruled, blacksmithing. STEWART & STEINHOFF- Dr. AIKIN, . This last witness has obtained A CABD. Michigan . Exchange. I Mike a arwuurr or .turn-les or Of our fneudVArf , , B°l *° OPEN.... BUGOHOSh and exception was taken to tho ruling. , pended, and Court adjourned till to­ morrow morning at 9 o’clock. ; For Sale. tbe "rW,M one en.l ..... A Million Dollars. ihrewd bet quiet men ean make a fortune by ABEL JOXE8, r_~ Call, or eend pottage for circular* and u< _ „ t% ___ N.J.AtXnt. M. D­ P. 0. Drawer 20»I. Grand IUu,idn.Mich. *"’C~TT ’ 1 VTUU1VM Si lb* I. lu,.a„aUo ’'whilein Uecite- ’ <£. A F. LYON. proorictor. S3 Waterloo 8t. Grund Rapids. ARTHUR WOOD. P . Bu‘U Printwl o» »bort notice at this Office. �1,400 ntileti under 860 miles One Monoeement Change ATTENTION! The Corner Grocerv BROAD GAUGK—DOUBLE TJt4 NEW TORI BOST C.H. HICKS, GRANITE STATE Still Uontlau* to Hell Corn Shelter! OH. RKU1OXSureaMMsyi.T.M,1 TUI, 1A1LWIT UTEIM 11OI Ruchmtor to New York, 3E5 mi|« Buffalo to New York, 403 n^„. Groceries, fob BALE at ■Swotodon Bridge to New Yon MS Dunkirk to New York, 460 railea. Clerekmd to Now York, (Wtola, Warehouse oh Broadway. to 27 MILES THE HHORTEg ROUTE. 1ST 860oule. Vithonl ohew, ofcuielioe Gan bet had by Calling at Crockery W. T. EASTMAN’S CmcuiMti to N. Y., 860 miloa _AND Ifi FROM Good Bargains iu D. R. COOK & GO’S Glassware, Office in Hastings. Ac., Ac. He 0flier the following Tax Titles Land and Calcined Plaster, 1 remand after Am. 17lb, IHIl.Traina will leave .Uh LtaluXitaw. Cheaper than any Store in Hartings, lime, water lime. . 3.00 r. N., i Dine : > 7 umer • r. a* i» it COMPOUND WAHOO BETTERS, «ir stimulating bereng*. but a nicixa within the reach of all. KaWbl.key August 10. 1871. >.->uno«vn excvplrd.l al 7. A U ...... c. II. IIICKH. w. Hi JEWELL, jK eoisteb of MNEBAL the following complaint*. CONVETANCER; Hams, Williams, & Co. I . For the Sash. 'BEST AND CHEAPEST! atlelphia. Baltimore and Waxhiagton ; aud a> I New York with Morning Exarvaa tram* for < !>e»:on and New England eitica. t can *»fo!y any there iu more real genuine Bitter* in ono BO Cerna Bottle of Shepard'* Compound Wahoo Bitter* s!« a v or n w slws^f.wj, Hinortb ftbacrei !• • «»«« MAPLE GROVE. CASTLETON. Wnwk UlwWoCaeM IT;* H ot . e ¥ IN .. . .tn • g 2!" • K sl!«H«f e>4cf i e of u w ¥ WOODLATvD. Blinds. n w % ol time and money / ■ JOHNSTOWN. Price, only.'iO ('ruin a Bottle. &c Of Home Manufacture, >{ «>I Of®! C. N. SHEPARD. Fronriotar, Go to the Grr.t:/ Hupids, Mich. I DRESSED ; ; . i j, South ; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton for I Cooperatown, Albany and the celebrated kummer reodtl HharunSpringa; at Greyemurt for New* burghand Warwick, and at New York with ere- I utug train, and ateainera for Bunton and New i England cities.' hleemag Coaehe.ard attached to thia train at Buffalo. runniag through to Suaquclianna, and . BALTIMORE For Sale by ACKLEY & SIADE, Hitstings, Mich LUMBER, HASTINGS. Little Hed'Shop! Of all Kinds. ]t«| except S'J.ac, CARLTON. Eleratjr Bail ling of C. F. Dwight & Co, West of*Brink. • •M » wKofo'eX Chftob 1 3‘‘ I’. >L; Suipeiuiou Bridge at 1.55 1* M ■ K.,W.ln O 1 . l> 11 -».l I O-. This is t "‘z "d dTc i, es toLmarket, and the doves the same boy stoppedat Stauffer's font of sit’d Hi Meat Marketw BARRY. THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS CENTRA! A. WOOLEY \ » Physician* throughout tho City Country. "• thu >>«•» Fnmily Mewll I ""V 1 U 1JIII 1111IJ SHOES U11UJJUi , The beat ventilated and moat luxurious Kleep- ; ing Coach.-. I3T IN THE WORLDaroom- 1 nucairriox w,¥ ol nw ¥' Doors, ’ •BrSisis?s|||OOIS rdto running through without change to Albany. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, (Sundav* exeepted cicpted,) ,) ttarra^fiftou 5» P. M . Su.penafon Bridge al i fi.35 P. M . and B-itf.fo at ».;-5 P. M. arrive* al ■ ' the best Counties in the State of Jaundice, huligetlion, Sour Stom­ ach, - Costiceiutss, Servous and Sick Headache, Llrcr Complaint, Freer£ Ague, Di/itptp»Ui, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best IM aretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, n X of n Weak Baek, Pain in'the Loins, Lumbago, Grarcl. llheumatism, 1871” neli»vine5.4S p. M. (Supper,) and at New York 7.1‘O A. M Connect, at Elmira with Northern | Horton and New England Paaaengrra, with ; tbeirBanage.are tran.ferred FREE OF CHARGE ••XewlorV Barry County—one of Michigan, ASSYRIA. Abstracts of Titlbb of Lind, in Barry County fnmhhed on | application, at my office in the ! Court Houav. hXPRESS MAIL, leave* Dunkirk from Union T,»- Avon ana via. Hornell*, i Htulhut, If,eh rille. Daily, (Sunday* cxceptad.) at A. il arriving tn New York *t Z.uo A M LIGHTNING EXPRESS. (Mmtly.) l*.m ------------------------------------cinnali al h.AS P. M.. arrive* at Went Salem < Hrtakf.it ;1 leare Cle'relanJ ..S5 A. M.-. Leavittabnrg 9.U A M Meadrille ll.«- A.M. (Dine;* Du kirk 1-Ar m11.,... i a., i> u ___ r- ■ CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dajlv. (Sundaya ex cepted.) Leure. Dayton at A.M A. Jf; leave* Cleveland at 3.S5 P M.; Meadville at K10 P.M. (Sup.) Dunkirk at 10A» P. M -. ('bfton. )0A>P. M., Suapetwion 1Jridge io.uft p. M.; Buffalo at 11 !W P. M. Stop* at haaqurhann. at7.45 A. M. ■ B.-eakfaat;) Turner* ai 1.1< P. M., (Dine,' and iu tho (various Towaships of Deeds, Notaby Public, } I ’teamera and afternoon train* for Borton and New England rille*. A Slreptdg Coach i* k-uchr f to thit train run ; vm^ihrougn Irotn duapcnatb* Bndge to New Situated Price, only SO Cents a. Bottle. --anti— Railroad, an< al Jeraey Cur withMuimght Exproa* Train br.hew Jereey Railroad for Ph;Udelptna. Sleeping Coacbe. are atiaehed to thi. train nt Ei‘<22J!n«m!rH3Jl7’,aw4’ ',,nniD« ‘brought., wIle(,’r,e“k{“‘DBh,J''y»«nd improved Drawing Room C’nehe- .r* attached at cliftou ^>a«peu»ion Bridge), running through to New Of LANDS SHEPARD’S «*t. 11 per Cent. by buying for Ca*h of LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES •«.«-<» a. M daily. >80*. Ml HOPE. B Family Sewing Machine neabthe bank. I * ij of n e ’** i$Sl!s Thu best stock of Meat always on hand, j Cull »«J Get your Stwk, Boasts ‘ SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, ..r any tbisg you wttnf. ASK FOBTICKETS VIA EBLE RAILWAY. Which can b« obtained at the principal Ticket Oltiee. tn the Weal and North-Weal. f.. D. RUCKER, WM. R- HARR. Uea'IBwp’t. " “ It select school. A.ivan. Aurr T 4ST1 । Always ia Order anil Ready for Wort. > II* vital p«rt< are made nf of elect and ea*ehardened, ami will l«*l a life-time. No other Jfaebinr run* ao e««y or make* an little noia* tn it. operation. Preparatory for Teacher., and thoae who feel iutereated to put to a good uno tbe advantage* they de.irc from auch n aoarce, conatantly adding thereto. ” yC ‘ *’ wil* f“!en erer.* *«*«« aeeurelr. It will paring for teacbinghOr winter aeboai. *ull find wilt Cord. Braid, Quill. Quilt. Hind Gather. Hem. Hem___ ■ :' atiteb. Ruffle, Uufflr Tuck, the atuddie* to arranged a* especially u\meet Tuck, nnd and Frinea Fringe ncatlv neatly and and duduI their want*. ' > | rablyn..l. 1.- i.-.1 I... <ri. .... 1 . CITY PAINT STORE ! ■ THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. PIraae call and examine the Machine and It* I work. You cannot alTjrd tn bnr n Sewing Ma­ ' chine until yon have *een the FLORENCE^ with 1lat. improvement.. Ofiiee and aalearootu at 1__ _o COMMITS k BROWN', H A! Si. A PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY ! Washington Block, .South side State St. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! BLACK A FULLfiK, Proprietors, ar* SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN J. c. WOODBUFF. AMERICAN MARBLE 811 EH MAN RICH. Dollar is Maaical InN.B. TAYLOR k FARLEY ORCAN, H MUnp, Midi. Shop near the Boston Cash Store Creek Steel. • riiw WofneX l.le tg ufae V Go theru lor your YANKEE SPRINGS. I CHOICE OBOOERIES: A fine stock Just Ofexed COME A.IVI> SEE THEM! »-K»r“5.M „ a e fre¥ •Jt aWofai Oysters and R/ereshments. THORNAPPLE । HHRKICK Duut nr Gold & Silver Watches, Horsemen ATTENTION 1 PRACTICAL HORSESHOEING anl General Black.mithlng, at th* old aland of A. M. Bock. Haatiar*. May&isn.. Fino Gold Jewelry, Solifl Silver aii PW Ware. •M I IL A. BU8ELL 25yl MANTLES, The Best in the City. t'Jie .'■! w j of t wJ*.¥.rB*¥ aUofaeW* on hand at all hours. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES. Ug- All Style, of Women’, end Chllaren't Wear,^> TABLE TOPS, MUSICAL! n e yofn 11! Sign and Ornamental. Painting ; Dane in tho latoatatylee. i Dealer* in Wall Paper, Window I Shbadea Picture Frame*, Looking - Gla*«e«, V*mt*!ir«. I«ad*. ' Oil*. Mixed Paint* Artial'a Material*. Window Glua, etc.,ete. , Shop corner of Church and State . Street*. Harting*. Mich., over Bailey'* Harne««hop. <7 if o .’ n pt of w .. Graining, Faper-Uangieu;, A'uhomimng, ke.; REMEMBER, ORANGEVILLE. Grunt /k Ptitlltpyg* Store. PAINTERS. WOODRUFF ! a •¥•».- ¥ tn Tailoring or Dre.atnaking ' j J/tnue-Pamlinp, In the City, Manufactured by IRVING. PRAIRIEVILLE commencing winter school. 'Tuition to the Rcliool, 83.00 For further information, addreaa. MORRIS K. KEITH. Aorna. OF; MEN’S FIHE BOOTS!!'0T0CLAJlFsro,‘P,CTPRES- K>‘K. I ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, f' । for warm meats at all hours. | Remember the> place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. JEl South side. State SI. RUTLAND. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. SIMON P'RKENKUTH- tiful character. Admirer* 6( Nature’* beautlM. . in a daylight journey over lb* Line, will hnd tn ! iu ever changing landteAper aubjecl. of cuutiuu- . ul admiration and internal. IkumruK** Chccki <1 'Tiirouirlx M. PRICKETT. MOIEY TO LOAN ! Lak*. Barry Co.. Mich. ' JOHN WHITMORE. Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. IL. COOK Ac CO To the Ladies!! Ir*. M. A. Morrill wiihe. to aunotutce to the iai of Harting, and vicinity that aha ia euartanUy airing large addition, to bar atoek of r» and Feather, in »*dlwa variety. OWAII atylev of H..np Skirt. mxunfoctnrM nlar. Near th* Port OBie. on Jetfemon Btfwt. Mra. M- A. MORRILL. �i Th« Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and. Jseason Fall taker. HI CH KI I CMTBAL B. R. Grand River Valley Division august i&7i. Call on M RffiDM for millinery test and beat styles. Fimt il Clothing Houbb. Clothing, Gents Furnishing Good*, etc. tf E. G. Williams. moat any p«raon can finished on the 7th. Julius Africanus, a ehronologer of the third century, ■ sbftkipted W ttnstwi omMmi (September 1st,) to Jeeoe Christ, 6,S08 thus supposed to elapse since the crea­ tion, we shall find 8,000 of ignorance and darkness; 2,000 either fabulous or m..* -ua—... 'it. aad ttoPtntam the republics of Rome and Athens; s fat." but 1,000 from the fall of the Roman empire by buying in the west to the discovery Id America; and the remaining 34J will compose tbe modern state of Europe and mankind. Notable Erente. Clover Hullers! “ Hello John, where are you going?" grocere.” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mine." “Down to Alien’*? Why. I never bo’t any of him, I always go there to buy crockery nnd wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole net of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Beside he waRrajcted IT. The crockery he keeps Is tbe Boot’s celebrated ware." “Well, I always do eo on uroeeries, and I know y«m can. Besides lie takes anything I have to sell at a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, ton and sugar there for tbe same money than any where else in town.” M. A LLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. ( harlottr Eaton Rapid, Ham*, Williams & Co- One year ago to-day Napoleon surren­ dered at Sedan. Two hundred and fifty-one years ago to-day the English pilgrims sailed from Plymouth in the Mayflower, for the American continent One hundred and ninety-seven years ago to-day the Indians, under the noto­ rious King Phillip, fell upon tho town of Deerfield, in Massachusetts, killed one man, and laid most of tho town in | Kalamazoo and Ann Arbor ashes. WHEEL CULTIVATORS,- List of Letters remaining in the Post-. GALE AND KALAMAZOO, BALL, office, Aug. 29th, 1871. Edwin Alehin, Hannah Bennett, Em -1 AND CASTINGS, L«yhy, Alice Powers, M. W. Rood. Auguatus Reed, Carrie M. Ehulte, L. A. I Slater, Mrs. T. Selleck. । Direct your letters to No. of P. 0. Box j Do not clnhn to have tho only Mold­ • ing Machine in Barn' county, but they I or Drawer. have .one that will stick any and all j John IIobkbts, P. M. kinda os moldings* that are needed. They also have on hand a large number Burlington of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win- 1 dow frames, &c., that will be sold at low figures for cash. Indianapolis, how shall wa reach the West I Tbe J Trsmi ou tbe Cbieaso A JZichisan Lake Shore R. R. leave Grand Rapiili tor MuAetou and White Halt av folfowa : Chicago Exjirtw at 10-00 a tn. Detroit Kxjirew at SOO pm. K. K. RARGKNT.Oen.Bopt. 4 HAH B. BUMU.AieMauXrt. SUPERIOR, Mc SHERRY AND STATESMAN SAWING HARROWS, MACHINES. ETC., and the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’* New Block'. Local hlijijie;? police?. Go to Commins A Brown for Paints, joined together with tbe B. A M. Railroad by the . Oils, Varnishes, etc. Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called tbe Bea-; usntoM Rovtc. The main line of the Route running to Omaha, j connects with tbe Pacific Roads, and forma to-day j Ji we are untile to furnish lack num­ tbe leading route to California. The Middle j Attention ! Branch, entering Nebraska at PI al tamo ut, passes I I have a yoke of cattle and a single beri from the commencement of the issue of through Lincoln, tbe Stale Capital, and wiiLtbis j horse for sjilo. Will rell on time lor ow Daily, tee trill take subscriptions for good paper. R. J. Grant. Twndy-fin Centsper awl. Send in,your Aug. 30, 1871. names Immediately and Commence note. Another branch lo the B. -M-, diverged RedOak, fall* Into a line running down the Milaouri “ One stormy night in winter when 8PECIAL.N0TICE. through St. Joo to Kantaa. I’aaacngeni by thii the wipds were blowing cold,” I bought j route toKantaa, are lllipoia. Southern Iowa, and Important Railroad Meeting. Mnaouri, and, by a slight divergence, can see Ke. me a pair of |xx>ts nnd rubbers at Maus’. A meeting of the citizens of Hastings The days of grace on account* due the late firm of Dickey & Bently, are nnd vicinity will b© held at tbe Court pretty nearly out. Those interested House on Friday evening next, at 7j o'clock, to hear tho report of tho com­ will do well to take notice, dtosepl mittee etc., in the interest of a Another railroad will not effect the north and south road, and to such low prices at Maus’. further action as the meeting may de­ deTerminc. By order of Committee. Wanted- Wanted. D. R. COOK. Every one having unseltled accounts to call and settle the same by September 1st. for I must hare my pay. lOwl Manon Allen. September 1st. LOCAL EVENTS Don’t you know where to get your x :boot* and shoes ? I do—at J. Maus’. Another Railroad. Weather wanner to day.. Railroad meeting to-night. The sere yellow leaf will soon be here. | Cancer can be Cured. The Michigan Central Railroad Com­ L. N. Mixer's scrofula nnd cancer mixture is warranted to cure all cases pany will-take poeseasioa of the Jackson I of cancer and scrofula in every form. Lanaing A Saginaw railroad to-day. Eend for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad­ The Annual School Meeting will take ' dress L. N. Mixer, place on Monday evening next at the I . Hastings, Mich. School House. Groceries cheap as dirt at J. Maus’. The Grand Rapidh Business Col- ! cent . Peaches fresh and nice at Busell’s. Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspepa, at Bubkll’s. The Town Talk Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ gars just received and for sale nt tho City News Depot. The Lavoest Stock of Bchcol Books * in tho City nt the City News Depot. Best cheese in the city at Busell’s. A Choice Stock of perfumerie* at the City News Depot. For Photographs and Picture*, of all kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. Land'buyers will be sure to remember it, for have already bought farms from Geo. 8. Harris,; Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thousand, bome-staaders and pre emptors who last rear filed claim* in tbe Lincoln laud office, where ‘UncleSam is rich enough to give us all a farm." GREBLE MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty ALSO. LUMBER FLOORING SIDING H. A. Goodyear. RUSSELL,; Ackley Dan’DStriker. Goodyear & Strike Dealer* in Hardware. Stoves, Mb. Davis, Agent for Boozer’s Photo- ■ l graphic advertising plan, is again in , town and progressing with his work, j Our business men, we ore informed, look ; upon this plan with favor. llruim,, *ur riwr. and Grand Haven Herald. i 11 cent sugar at Busell’s. Rubber mope at Busell’s. (Successors to Dicktr k’Bentlry.J Lorera of fine views should remember ibe Bur­ lington Route, foritatowni "bigh-gteamingfonii, afar*'—its tree-fringed streams—ita rough bluff* and quarries—ita corn oceans atrvtcbing over the lege is the most reliable and successful; ^institution of the kind in the country.— i Mavs is bound to sell his grocerie Ad.boots’ and shoes if he don’t make J. W. & C. €r. jpBNTIiEY, Harnesses,^Druggists . Agricultural Tools, &c. ,„ and Chemists, Mill । HARASSES, udMmi, Something Nice.—J. L. A Don Reed have Just completed, throughout, a: TEATnpR rutttmg a sprri.TTV PATENT MEDICINES. wagon for Dr. 8. V. R. York's business. LEATHEa BELTI1TO A SPECIALTY FAINTS. It is covered and has breaks and all'con­ OILS, venient. appliance* added to it. The VARNISHES, ^painting by Mr. E. Hibbard is first class and represents the genius of a master TURPENTIKE, hand In the beautiful landscapes and TOILET aod FANCY GOODS, elaborate designs. On each side a race PERFUMERY. oourec Is shown, and a horse under full BOOKS A STATIONERS, John A. Greblb, train ou tlio no-rein system. Taking al­ CHOICE TEAS, Mark Russell. together this is a piece of workmanship GROCERIES, in every particular which will give the Iron, Nails, Glass. Wooden Ware, <!tc- We will not bo under­ sold bv anv House In Michigan. Reed's a reputation for nice carriage-1 work of wkloh they ho richly desen e. ' That to buy Goods MADE OF THE BEST IN THE WORLD. KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Summer—1871, is no more. It paseed Hall, three of tho best Brands of Cigars out In the stream of time yesterday. It will not come again till *72, Is number­ - in the market at Post Office. ed on the calendar of events. To-day Cheapest fruit Jar at Buseil’*. we enter the door of that dreamy and lovely month—September. This Is a The place to buy your boots and vhoes stirring month for tbe fanner. Wheat i»*t Runyan’s. is to be sown, corn to be cut, fruits to be gathered and a general rush of business Custom work made on short notice, on band, previous to the blighting frosts! in good style and reasonable prices of October and November. at Runyan’s. Thb Origin of Septhmbbr.—Sep­ Ladies’ fine shoes of the latest atylt tember was originally (as its name de­ notes) the seventh mouth in the Roman at Runyan's. calendar, but is the ninth in oura. Rom­ A Card. ulus made It of 80 day*, Julios Caesar added one to It, but Augustus reduced Mr. E. C. Wlllliuu., of th. FlratXa- Kloao,.t vkteh IIbuMne. remained. ttonal Clothing House, will visit Detroit Veretaran ©ailed It “Gent Month,’' about the first of September for tbe pur­ from th© fact, Barley (Gent) In that pose of assorting and filling up bi* stock month was made into “ beere.” of Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, The more modern Saxons called it Ac., and would be pleased to take ardent Haerfctt Moneth ; and alter tbe intro­ for any ©special article required by gents duction of Christianity, it was called —full lines of which the market will Hallo Monath, (or Holy Month.) in ref­ not warrant his keeping, viz.: 811k aod erence to the many religious anuiveraaother fine bate, kid gloves, extra large ries occurring during IL September is underwear, traveling bags, Ac., Ac. a famous month. According to the Great care and personal attention will Septusgiat and the Talmudist, the world ( be given to these orders, wai begun on the 1st of September and I<14 Detroit Stoves, Lake Superior Iron’ CIGARS and TOBACCO, September. AGENTS FOR THE Also the WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. WOODLAND PARLORS. CITY DRUG STORE, You must visit the State St,. Hasting*. Mich. Great Emporium $1.00 for 75c -OF- I will close out my Stock of Summer Dry Goods and Clothing SKIMER $ DECKER, Battle Creek. Large Stuck sfventy-flve cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. Great Union Exposition SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U AND 15,1871, TWO Filas IX ONE. W.rlheri Mich. Agrlcilural »d Mtckuleal Satiety State Pomological Society Unite in[ tnskioE tb« above a grand demonxtra tton of the produciion of Michigan Industry. - HkKRY M ULUbB ' _ Wrand Haren. Secretarr. BOM w BBB! •CALL AT JOHN , _ _ ™>T£B£S'.S OKLBBIMTFI/ STANLEYS WINE OR BEE R lust Received, Isjuroi^ to priv.te f.ralhM frtth samrsn j- decker. idlwlf to<in. ALBERT EIBELBERG. 8U Charle. itauorulos Jeff.rw>a St Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSE^. Also, Imported Doablin Porter and Edinburgh ' Umisi'^kd0*1"1'7 ®“ h>“'L - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-02.pdf 41cdd5d1369262b1515ba41dbecf4f40 PDF Text Text £ fastings (fanner VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH., SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 2, 1871. . NO. 17. THE VANDEBTOOL ------ -Did you state in their prosvour was . 186g. Rcmombor about a 1861 till ho wont to Manistee nnd knew I new Testimony for the 'September man being brought on board the vessel his general character far honesty, integ- , probed tho —ground o—— with •• —• ttn instrument , enoe that it was a little after 12 by hud, where thu° KT ground m,«»uuuu. clock but J on our trin in September. He was ; riiy and humanity to be good as any | he ZTt*. ’ th . - “-"dfaforbod. tlint your __x mX m_w. .?un -----------------------------------------that clock In ray. last visit to this -plaeo I found a Defense. dressed shabbily in gray clothes. Had : young man in tlw pbce. portion of a wrapper like those used I on two coals, a gray overcoat and n|j young man in tlw J phtoe. i'- .° ----- u around bnuk bills. (This he produced d«rit unite-*"' updereo.? C-tuKuunimBl by Mr. Ch.reh. , and dark ”* l'iTlnM ~ ■ ,^L^‘1tbl passed to the jury.) It had $100 pants but he had nothing on his feet. Have 8ubscnb«l to the Vanderpool I marked on one side 1 found it partly He was taken into the cabin immediate- foud> but do not know how much, as I. >buried boned in m the ground. grot It had a yellow REV. HR. FISK THROWS NEW ! ly .to change his cjothing nnd after that1 ^C,’P no “coopnt of my charities. Nover1 ' stain through . v------ jDie center and was moist he camo into tho kitchen to warm him- ’ business with him personally, , when I found it Experimented last LIGHT OX THF SUBJECT. self. 1 asked him if he wanted some- Ira O. Smith fworn, said: (Examined summer to see if I could produce a iimilor stain by taking a piece of paper and ?•’ “,a h" b“py ib’ Hngb«.) saturating it with blood and burying it i ■i ' u v • x ^nAXsrxn ruon mt >axk io ms ■ aud I first gave him some cookies, then in the leave* and ground0^" for six or eight Xdh“e“! 'hrn ^ar0 ikro'thi^ WOODS. .»I«».L1. A^tS. I k“” ' -^rpopl : b»“d *n'1 / might have boon before 12 that you saw him ? Ans.—I might have said tnat if the dock wns too fast, it might have been before 12, but I did not *sy it was too fast Ones.—Did you converse with Mrs.** Golden Filer about the time of the Manistee trial and tell her that yonr clock wns from three quarters of an hour to an hour too fast. Ans.—I did not tdll her that it was too fast, but said thht i* might have been him hi. ptac, .t the ubl„ .ml b . « t , k . “ u>■;« n-putUmu hr hopUtun too* Uli 1. M. Eighteenth Bu i Proceeding., ! too fast while tE fint table .ere eptip ‘"hgruy .ad bmcamty to be pxel I Ques.—Did you tell Mr. Cutcbcon, AFTinWOO.S KXSCIOX. un i alm while the relief were’ J*"1" J. B. Fisk’s testimony continu- Ij Conover and others, on one occasion, Koon alter .upper I prepared him a bed' ;i!Z!"! “ •hTP'UK*lumber op108 th. latke. ,• cd Itev. * “““«■on . The piece of paper spoken of be- [' that you saw only ono half of the door ' which upeped elf the t-abip. apd he mop -• I open? „IOTim,nw/ .JpOT i, .went to lied. About ten o’clock I told ' .iinoUMd Mvprewltageum.nb'exr.re.-.-a.fevU,.v..p, — -xperimented’ upon it A?S'—a September ..^owmucr 2d, no, 1871, 1M1. the Captain to wake liim un,thinking ho lhow hoso' tbitt went w,th with the ••"Iwind. I— —• — —*----------- - *- — * Mrs. Sponger was uuablo to go on ! l.al oaten too much, but tho Captain did ' Crocs-exanuned by Mr. Church. Nev- procuring ro™, I,food f„„, bi,1 fra_r I Ouo..-lh.i you tnj ,t imo pejwn, „Mal ,h“ 7“" I1?"" b?"k. .bo! vith her testimony this morning, as she ,un think it worth white. He always : d “r’y exI*ruulcc about currents and uturatmg tho p.por tn nnd burying £ in tip. Mud and lettro. ro“1? 001 10,1 wb»,bM’ " ™ m is just from sickness. slept with 0CCUI’“ ,on a recovering l-.^Ury, wu. th. 8r.,!^ “tho ^door “open. Tho next day I £ t mo ^Sr'J^riioro in his garden, and this produced tho I not. ’ v . same kind of a stain, as found on the £n8’ *.? “r’ , . wripees cplled thi. nioruiug, ppd betpg ■ , , ‘ 1 . . r lf* coming down tlie river into the lake.und slip of paper found by him. Saw no . Quw,:“1Tl ?°,u rom^" .■tdTawprnmid: 1 reside at ll..l,w» bb^ n hta U 1^7 when they would come to .bore would persons in this vicinity at the time. Saw „ . on H stor? . ,when ■mt «... the telegraph operator. Sept a bp, ‘Xd.L™ mhT ’V t Jepend «pd« the wiad mmo what, but Ur. Wilcox in tl.i. TiSinity bctu.Km tho | Sb“'k ”1"1" .likFtehfnr d«n vlpdeqm.1 on Sept. 0 Z iwL’i‘b“i'±^ "E । <hTfurther a Ud, b carried aah th. two vi,iu tbu 1 inadv. Ho «u nmn- lu“'j ""‘‘J’ ,olb“ <>'« “ ’•»’ |“ on Saturday arid not on Sunday >tlint lri.9. It came tome by mail pad t „ uu[d ,.sani;. or o r , JKb* lurtiier up the eoa«t 1 would ez]«et to ing ktgn «l tho time in tho Loom. b"' ut it to Detroit to the repeating office (. , , . , J , b* find it, and I would expect to find it Cn>r.s■examined by Mr. CHiureh. No- yo?,Mw. * to bo mitt to N. Y. It tlnmmiedlht. V1S ubu-f Um-'ti—>*• «P *e - ticod Dr. Wil< ux rolling u sunken stick, • No, ° "sir. ,r Qu(s# Briggs, Bullis, Dun­ .limoluti.™ oltho lira, nnd that all b“ nM that it wm. rarried out. i a»d he said he was trying to get on.__When the monv. ehonld be hald'Hibi^t to hi« or- iff I1*4 J1- I,.bok’d »-------- •--ham and Conover were nt your house Re-croas.—Am not a subscriber to the hoo,nder Witne..!.rodu<w»ltl.edi«p.Khbyl.bkV"?,tofv^"“ b“k’’ ““•‘.’'ff on tho day after tho inquret did you ! Mrs. Mury Buddiuan sworn, said: say that if it joined and Porker wot at order ot/the Court. I received a meo.- ; .wen> ?rwn,l “c i Vanderpool fund. _Z„u , o inn. i the roll had that color, aud on tlie out-William H. Sibly, sworn said : (ex- , fc«u»»incd by Mr. Choever.] I reside at your house on Saturday, then it was A by Mr. Hughes.] 1 reside nt «»»kegon apd hare for twenty years. Saturday and not Sunday when you Inst He ’ got’ off at a wood MaA««on» »“‘l have been engaged in ' '*«* acauainted with Vanderpool saw Field ? Cant Wm. R. Smith, of tlie Schooner . do£ lumber to Chicago for fix year*. MUS° lb*x,• “now his general repuAns.—No, sir. ' raw lord, who picked up the man m : : shipping In In the tall of 1868 I saw a boat wreck- ,atiun for honesty, integrity and sobriety Re-dirvct.- I know Mr. Rugglts, but tho boat, being dulv sworn j CiOM-oxammed by Mr. CHiuroh Nev- idomuci . . 1 on the pier at the mouth of the 1’ere lo be. K00*1’« regard to his had not known him before he camo at -aid: I reside m N. Y. am a sailor aud I rr “’T r’’1I> exposed but once, he Maquette rv river, two petrous were PhJ“:c“l condition, noticed liim onco the time sjiokcii of above He master of a vessel. Capt. of the^hoon- I "S’?* ,n fn’“- ,of .8^eT “e <*«»wn*l and <uue floated south and the j when reaching with a pike poll, he fell me to enquire about what I knew about er R. < ’/ifrawford, whi=h plies between j 1,u,*',u,u I wasstaadiug at the door of the -other north. She wns wreck Sho wns wrecked in a “ud 1?lled ovcr M»emed to be Field, a tew days before ths impost and Bullate and Chicago. Wassailing be- ’ F^ley at the tune. He was looking at gdk< auJ !»araAnother Anomer ' ' MUth • I..- TheThe *a «n great pain. time 1 saw him 1 do not remember all he &id, bat ho t worn the* t wo points in 1 mW and-left •« when I first: saw him and ma moment pierB an? about three hundred feet long. ' Q abb with m; ' a slab with my husband aud Mlid ho believed VandettpoUu innocent Chicago on the 14th of September and Put “ »*« loft One body was pickM up about 2 1-2 wl ^om.eddown and «„a did But V-ohim R™’ iias^d within abvut 12 miles of th.- P^k«L1 Conld not ascertain from him uiaeg of ,hc ivra; th<; j mamfettsd the raiM kind of pain, month of the Manistee rifer on the 15 j*hert‘lwr*s”Yw- He claimed to be about the same distance north of the i Cross-examined by Mr. ; ishod. At anothor tunc Dunham, ' Cross-examined Mr. Church. <lav of September. Saw n small boat ; ’ernian but did not seem to want to | pjcrs_ Have noticed flood wood going about twenty rodsbyawuy iC.,.. Was over. Brigg* and some others came. *' ’ " when lie fell Conover said, is this Mrs. Bpnngvr and .ith a man iu it. First saw it about a ! anything about where he came j (j( wu riveraj and tbe tendency is to 1 'town and did not hear hn ’ ------------------ not hear him say any­ wud his name was Conover and ho wus infle from mo. When 1 tho man 1 i or who he was. Ho wo* off the go to Jnud nlwnvs innnediaU.jv ’ thing. He was in Mr. Odoll’s employ Justice of the Peace. After 1 told him turned the vesstl and went towards him ! t kdhre that the Captmu gave bun. examined by Mr. Church. boarded W»M* with W~, us. , _ . _ v^uaufeM.-- ' nt tho time.and • ••••'• W1MV.VXA tn Mt, if be raw o, pwrtra».l Bod Uecu-l>pI_i»t kuuw about .beat the th.j-------■ ______ Itc-curoct. —Did not know Think the current* at tho bottom of the George Wheeler being duly sworn,, what 1 knew about the matter, < onovor lake uro sometimes different from the said: (examined by Mr. Cheevcr.] I said, “Now Mrs. Springer, the bodj hn* When witliia about 30 feet of him 1 l □appearance oi lidd u/lho time. been found and it had block panto on. Mr. Charles D. 1 toward being duly 8ur£aro *poke to him and and asked him if ho my observations ■ live ut Muskogon and am a druggist, said rorn said: [tummifled by Mr. Cbee- , bw,ncurrents, confined but mostly within four i Have known George Vanderpool for 7 what do you think of that? wanted to come aboard of the vessel and sworn •r,J Am tngjifoer of a steamer, ana or fjvo of t|10 s]1Ore' or 8 years, and know his ggneraLrepu* seemed to think that 1 was ’^astsken, he made no xyply. I told him 1 would ver,' have Uirow the heaving 1’® followed it for eight years, lu i{(jV j B pij(k recalled, (examined i tation for honesty, integrity nr.d human- and I said that As it va^ed on \uth throw hearing line lino to so that he could could I f* j days aud Porker was there on both do^s, get bold of it, and when the mate throw I809 '™s ‘®™nK thr°uih ‘J?0by Mr. Hughes.] Said the other day ity to be good. thero might be room for them to doubt ■ uinn grabbed it m-hi-. arms. 1_. Ho , Clxuruu>lD«n>.l,.>nlhelu | ,i,aI 1 rcwmlwed U» oceuionofof :• the ----------- - -------— o. -g<.. । uint 1 reimimbered tho thotke 1 Ci&s-examincd by Mr. Church.—antnin«r -- - occasion — - after hud 1 declined to aav any more about it Brady. Remeinocr ua u .man mon coming Field. The- week was sittingin ahotit the middle of tlie 1 N. *’• Bradr. "*-v- Reuunnncr uuu «x»um. K •।■ (disappearance li»•Mpp<.arnil, of---and had n small piece of board in aboard oar tug m Mrr. Field’s* disappearance I searched Knew Vanderpool before ho went into I NHirh Dunham Mmo in Conovc-r BtiTd :-i tfaptember September 1869, at a :i ; j,| in Canada Canada on on St. St. Clair Clair river. river. .। |or his Jinnd nnd be hud no oars that I saw. ’wood r<w<* 'dock ,n ’body with n driven, a Mr. the army and after he came out. Did Ito him that she tells a diff-nn1: story to the When 1 threw the line I told him to get £>°* Schooner B (C. Crawford | 1 n----j marched in the woods near not. subscribe ^HU>K uc Vanderpool umug uuiy frnd. »wom, from what *he told you. They had a Charlie • Springer being cluly sworn, map with them and tried to explain to in oneond of his boat, or hr would cap“at* *ia,r; 0041 <-’ra.’’ Canfield’' < hill, ' from the dock! m(id : ("xamincsl by Mr. Hughes-] -,Jd : ["XSSiiMvu by Hughes-] 11 mo what mode them believe as they did. -ire it, but he did not *av auvthing, i»r I ajatabo had a bundle m his hand. 1; “nt• tho U1(J store, to Canfield’s mill. •live at Manistee, knewMr. Herbert Field, mill, five at Alonistce, knew Herbert Field, j 1 said to thum that tho right side the did he move. Thon we hauled liita wen throw on WOO*- There ifis some underbrush here. The j ho dinar !* * and*’I was at, door waa open as it wa in bankiiuT •it.a v- j- ij,pPari.j’ on ”Sunday alung ride e,.J took hie, on lx»rJ Up !«"k lh» J“l ““‘.'T I i soil is~ « nnu sandy and we the riM.w herbage scanty. A 1 home tlthat. day. ... ’ Tho ---- ----------------- in । house we lived hours, and they said there is only one to this time lie hud not «j»okeii. As we f rejl!u'1 |‘D\’.OU^ al Dctroi he : « n— aii| — rnns a»]-------(:J wor jtj1jn four ---I M p ncftr [jj 0 tittle lake ’ ’ ‘ man rnus aicng wiuun went to take him on board one of flie j *’n-, 1,u<1 thia bun lk- m UU I oj thenver Tl>r> trnnrialour or live rod-, > was up near the little lake I sow liim part to tho door, then 1 said I did not men stopped ou tho edge of his boat > ,un<1 when ho got off and I did not no- I■ ol the over. xht, miThe iL‘ bwoods ,It nntare„ quite dense j on that day. I was Bitting on the front nt>* ; towards the mill, but not so much ao steps rending a Siteday school book. lie know that, but the door was open. Ite­ and tipped it over, when I said fot us !Ilco w,iero he wen.. ___________ . atten- ] paid “Hello Charlie” and I Raid, “How member the conyerantion with Mr. I near the store. In thia search umy .Smith but d6 not know all that was said. try and save thoboht. and then ho spoke The other witnesses on this i>ouit will will j tion was called to a tion was called to a disturbed disturbed and and disdis- j are you Field ?’.’ I know it was SunA andsnid. “let the boat go to HeffJ’ U ben U tiU tbio spot of o .___ d and from this | day for I had,on my Sunday clothes. •Ho said to mi that he had heard that I nrrnngad ground , iI Iplace ran into the > : M. I took hiia on board I took torn down < . place aa lotr log ran into the river. river ExamExamMr —Jif- >ic' ouna*y «*>»«. naw Mr. Field Jhai day, and I told him nto the cabin and gar© him some dry bemg awom sard : [ex- jUt<1 i; at thg{ t; Jhatdav L°Uck’ Werv ** Ottr how“> I had, but do not think I said anything rfoth^ for his were wet He had un a i hy 'Mr. Hughaa.[ I reside ut worf8 x ’22^ it T . , , „ t about being mistaken. In tho conver­ I ««U3 * cxaunnca n more ciuseiy m | Cross-examined by Mr kind of gray hat nnd a gray ovonoat | Muskegon, M«kw fiTifter Mr Ch'irch.- sation spoken of with those iadie«, I >n I urn am" an nn‘ Attorney at |[ comrodioa connection with thfa this matter. matter, but after Knew Field real well, have * .®,«* wen, nave seen him go- 1 went to see Mrs. McKee about knitting r Know George Vanderpool thebodv was found. The ground was . ing jwt our ic<u hause a prod and darlt under coat He bad on gray law. I ing past our house a good many times. I some stockings, and wo got to talking know his reputation j broken ftp, teoso and trampled down, He went up past there oftei pants and was bare footed. He went aud He went there so­ ' an(i leaves and broken twigs were -sent- |* ing. egon for honesty, integrity, soDo up notpant know thatoften 1 s to go a sail­ about this, and she said 1 suppose you info a state room alone to change liis at Muskegon ing. Do not know that 1 saw nim any >d hunmntv hunmnty io bo be good, wood, nasi positive tiro-­ 1j ----*------3 "* ........................... i luthcs. I g*ro him a pair of pantsand briety ana tered around: The twigs looked as if day during tho previous week coming will have to go a courting pretty Mwn shirt. Saw him next nt the supper ta­ ly good. Knew him «;uito intimately । they bad been cut off with a blunt in- from soiling. Had seen him twice the when the trial comes off. I said yes, ble. When 1 rook liim on board I and know him physically. On one oc­ 1 strument and there were two or three week before that, on Friday and Satur­ nnd 1 said I dreaded it, ■ for I thought noticed ho hud dark brown curly hair. casion, iu Smith & tMell’s store, I handfuls of leaves. This spot was about day. I have forgot what kind of clothes Vuuderjiool was guilty and I did not He nctbd os though he was pretty well taunted him with being a stay-at-homo six feet from the edge of the river. At he had on, but whon I saw him on the want to say anything in his favor, but if patriot, not knowing that ho had been the brink of the river I noticed a little I went on the stand I musi swear as 1 ujmmI up, he said ho had l»een out two Saturday before,he had on black clothes. days ami said he lame from Big Sablo to the war, and he said he had been to cedar that had been broken down, this Oirfiji_qday his little dog wns with him, thought about it. Then in regard to the . high and the । conversation in Mr. Bullis' office, Mr. Point, nnd did not say anything ojxlut the war and had documenta to show it. bush wns about two feet ou tlint day Mr. and Mrs. Loucks, Mr. Mr. Church objected to this nnd he i little trunk was broken off^If a* small Ingram mot me on tho street and rani returning. He a to thrugh two differ­ Parker, ,Mr. Ixidow, my father and he would like to see mejn Mr. Bullis’ stopped mo his niu»>. story. on it, ent tables. The next morning suippvu ( boat had run vu i<, it «i would wuuiu jioaribly jiun.-i mothor^ere there. My mother was go­ office. I told him thotif tb<)y-wanted he camo out on deck and 1 asked him if i 1 remember une other occasion of his break it (l°w» *“ some nuch manner. ; 1U g to gc t a 0tt8in or wa tcr. She hj ing to get a basin of water. She spoke io see mo I would go homo and get my , he wanted to be set on shore at the J being in Ryeraon & Hill’s store, he had j ®ue^uD,tl «*“p tO ?ou to “bout speaking to Mr. Field husband and coma back, and wo did »-ould produce the effect ? ] did. Straits of Mackinaw and he said be did j bt^chasiig a criminal for a mite or come back in tho evening, and in speak- ' ■ complained ’ ■ ; Mrs. Eliza Springer ’s- cross-oxnui not want to go back to Michigan. I two and’ he that his rapture, I Ans Tea sir. * — D — cross -oxnininaing of this affair, they tried to convince Quo*.—What was that? that ? --------. asked him how ho camo in the now he came to be out outin we I• hurt J(urt bim he [■erspiroil forspirod freely. Or ' Quos. him and ho freolv. ,i On i tion concluded : 1 know -Mr. -Buggies. ’•oat and he said he got biowed out from ■ O(hcr occasions 1 have seen boys faktto : Objection made by Mr Church and j; Quos.—Did you not tell Ruggles me how easy it was to bo mistaken, and they talked to me about the Parkman land, that he <r«. going arrow a little i „ f | um „ Dll ., w bra , u j,„ ' was across bold of him and alter the first brush Ini8 i argued by him at some length, that, it, I, that if it rained on Saturday and Dan Webster case, and also said to mo that i,v mm uc book- icngin. iuat , ------uuu i/uu bay at the time, and tlu. „ all the el- .j ,rouM --kl. n p, - ..onJ ---- ---- « ..-|loid • — ’ |. ™ fair lo Aalr a>k for ihew ducriptieu.— \ }b„b “°“r hou" 01> Sw»nUy, they supposed I thought I was going to planation ho gave. Ho said he had no 1 tin!e WiU_>• 7 ir. it was Saturday and and not Sunday . . comes to the . .inferences . 1 and• ।' then ‘ben >t Nnndnv lie penftcuted and 1 said yes, I find i i-i.i. ! but when it friends or relatives where he left. ) that I saw Field ? Mr. Church objected, which abo stop-1 . heard I was. Thon Bullis said that if ,. jU . 1 guesses of the witness the rules of evi- [! Ans.—I did not. At this point Mr. Church objected lo (hij I would leave room fur doubt in my tes­ j denco clearly excludqthoai. , Clues.—In Shackleton's store a wook timony, they would lot mo off easy in tlrn Mtimav as inefcmt. i CnwMamilnrf hr Mr. Church, i after Field disappeared, did yon toll examination,and as n man was passing Mr. Hughes than staled Um proposi- , H„., ulen ncbT„ [jr lb<J de. I Mr. Hughes t>aid that tho counsel enthat your clock was ftn hour too along the street, he looked out of tho tion to bo proved. >------ » __>i. -------v ­ I tireiy mistook his meaning, that he ask- i him ; *fense of Mr. Vundcqiool, and have sub fast? window and said there goes Mr. so and , Mr. Church then withdrew tho objec­ scribed from $50 to 8100 to tho Vander­ j ed for this'prisoncr just what the laws I Ans.—I did not. so. and yet I cannot tall positively that pool fund. Knew Vandhrpool two or - .. i_ kt™ I Quos.—In Smith’s sfVre near the time tion for the present, reserving the right tffrws-years. Our firm were the At­ it is him- I said that I could not testi­ 1 c । of the inquest did you hot say that you to move to strike out all the testimony. torneys of Reyerson & Hill. Lucius beyond this he has never go*®» | could not tell whether it was Saturday fy differently from what I believed, and then he Laid he would go to the extent I asked him if he had any money and Patterson was xny partner, and his name that this question to some extent did in- j Or Sunday you saw Field? of the law in his examination. After­ lie said he had none, I thought of giv­ was ou our sign. Ho lives ut Grand volve an opinion jnst ques-1 Ans. just ns nearly all ques ­ ———Ia. did u.u not. wards sho told Mrs. Golden Filer that ing him some, as I did not want to sei Itapjds. Haro dono business personal­ tions do, aud Mr. Fisk's opinion is just Ques.—In a conversation with Mrs. she belioved Vanderpool guilty, and him ashore without any. I had not ly tar Itoyereon 4 Hilb Have heard ' McKee, Mrs. Eaton and others did yon when Mrs. Filer asked her why sho heard of tho disappearance of Field. this firm speak of Vanderpool and dis- I ns good as any other man’s. not tell them that you did not see Field wan testifying for him, she said that sho He remained on mv vessel two or three cuss bis character, but perhaps not pre-1 Ho thought that it vos ^j^etcut on that day ? had always been taught to tell tho truth days, till wo arrived in the 8t Clair vious to this trouble. Have transacted to show what «9tiM breik vdown this Ana—No sir. whichever way it went. if n0, M b„,k # River. A tug picked us up in .Lake burin™, for Voderpool Quos:—Did you tell Mrs. McKee this Capt. Anthony Gucrney being duly Huron and towed us through. at Muskegon. j.1 It is not necessary now to examine a | t’ni° PreT*0U’ t0 'be Manistee sworn, said :■ Charles Haakley, sworn, and examin­ This man stayed on my vessel till the (Examined by Mr. Choevcr.) I man as to his oompetarny to, giro an tug stopped to tAc ou wood in Canada, ed by Mr. Hughes, said : Ans.—No. I did net. I reside in Detroit and urn 23 years Reside at Muskegon, and am a millI opinion, as our Supreme Cburt holds that and there I put liim on the tug and Ques —Did you not say in the proa-" old. Ama sailor and a Captain, am in owner, know George VanderjKxil and' all men’s opinions may ge to the jury. never saw him again. enoo of Conover, Briggs and Dunhdm the government employ nt present en­ , know his reputation for honesty, integCrosstexamined by Mr Church. about the time of the mqueat. that you gaged in Lighthouse building. Ln 1869 By the Court: Tho boat he was on was a skiff but |rity and haasani|y. to b« gqftd, at Mus- p<I hardly think it competent far tho heard Field’s voice and reoqgnizcd him was Captain of tho tug Geo. N. Brady do not remember the color, nor any-; by thatP • And towed vessels down ftom tho lake*. witness to tell what occarioned this dis- j Ans.—I did not. thing about it He told me his name ;' Croes-examined by Mr. Church. (Know the schooner R. C. Crawford and Became acquainted with Vanderpool1 turbonoe, though ho may tell what it i Ques —Did you tell these same jxw- tawod her in September 1869 from was Jacob, but do not remember the other name. He said he had been look- |I before ucuurv he uv went w—t to i" tho —- war. --7- Do. - - not sons that if it rained un Saturday and lake Huron, at Lexington, to L*k« ing for labor. { kaow that that II ever ever heard heard any anyone one speak speak ' and tell what might. pro iocs< this ap- Dan Darker was at your house on Erie. Hrie. We Wa first stopped ati_ _________ at a wood dock Mrs. Margaret Anderson, the twemi-, of tu. character murioua to thia ohrnga. Saturday, then it was Saturday and not n»»r Baby. At this point we took on J®rance. ’ e th witoeM for the defense, being duly । Have to Ae ^nnAa^wl fond SuBd., Ih.t JOO MW Field? . < . b<»«l a Duwoger from th, B. C. C»wAna-—I think tho prow of a boat I Ana.—-No sir. *ford at the request of the Captain. He might Imre u™«cu broken uurru down »e the bush. (Saminod by Mr. Checvur.) Good Bye, Charlie, said Mr, Church. ungusBarv eusa. The! xne: BPbubi’.m i ’, .. I • W_ __ 1. shut. C*. ['had on a nice Jmode but a ..... little I rmide at Fart Gratiot and am 36 Alexander V. Mann, bring sworn, free I bare spoken of. extended several fia[soiled. He helped the mate wood up years old. ifere been engaged for rix -and examined by Mr. Hughes, said.feet into the water. The leaves strewn I one one time. The day was very warm and he had on ft Mjslenmis Mai in tie Boat! �that waukeo Railroad in this city, has resignod that poeilion to accept on appointment as ।general freight agent of the Chicago ।and Michigan Lake Shore Railroad. Mr. Nichols has earned the reputation of Iwiug a prompt and efficient business man, and is well qualified for the posi­ 'tion he assumes. houre. Wo landed about half-past six the next morning in Detroit lie dept on deck and had a bundle with him, which ho put under his head. Ho said nothing to mo on tho way down and I did not'hear him ray anything to any­ body. About three minutes before we landed at Detroit, I told him this is De­ troit, and I could not carry him any farther. He jumped off on the dodH New Orleans is threatened with an­ just as wo were throwing tho lines out and I saw no more of 1other flood. The levee has oared tn be­ tween Carrollton and Camp Parapet, him. Hu had a sach around him. 1 miles above the city, and If Dot Cross-examination. 1 spoke to him seven 1 before we landed, and he jumped off on 1repaired immediately, before the river the dock. irises strain, the whole of the city will be Capt. Andrew II. Mills, }>eing sworn from I four to eight fort under water. said, [examined by Mr. Cbeovor.] I •Tbe levee at tlie point where it has have liyod iu Detroit about fifteen broken I Is fifteen feet high, and if will years. I own three boats. My business jnot taaeymuch of a raise to send water calls mo on the dock, called Trowbridge through ( It. It is singular that, Instead & Willcox’s. In September, I860 I was tof going to work to repair it, the city in the same business. I know tho tug, tand State are quarrelling about whoso George N. Brady. Recollect her land- . ft to to do It. . ’ ing at our dock soon after tho middle of ptace 1 Sept, about G o’clock A. M. I saw one Gbaix to Eukoae.—The movement of passenger who had gray clothes on and ,grain to Europe is slightly on the insometjiing tied around his waist, and he —x.« uuMutc. Ho vouiu oo.iviv crctUH ‘exports of broad stuffs bud a utw little bundle. camo ashore ‘ on Trowbridge & Wilcox’s dock and sat; ^ron’ New York for the week ending, down a moment on some boards. I did Aug. 26, were as follows: Total sltip»ol like tho look, of him. 1 had hoard I moot of wheat to Euro,.. <81,487 Lushof the disappearance of field, and that is jj „lu ,Lir • -P~lt .*°«<k .-lAonno ooororuJiootWhiru io portioulor. *».«•» GEO. C. WORTH. Hams, Williams, & Co. VAN VELSOR K ROLFE. L« RUSSELL, County «■ tar« apartment « sold Doors, CalZ . the Goode. HOLBROOK. TTOB Cl^ Blinds, £xan‘ine thin£ to l>e - , WM H. HAYFORD a n<t YouwiUnot re- ‘TTOtlXEYrad CoaMeltor 1 &c. ATTORNEY at Law, folleitor in Chancery wib attend promptly to .all bunuw entnulod to him Office over J P Roberta A in. • dnw More; ufiler etxn at all hoan Hl!» o’clock r.M. DRESSED' sPSS£U S' C. G. HOLBROOK, . grd it- WM. L. COBB, ' LUMBER. ATTORNEY rad Coiinaellor at Uw. SolWtor In Chancrry. and Circuit Court Commiartoner for Harry county, will attend to all biulneea rntruvtr > Of nil ICteida. he asked me, if I knew how ho could | buhbelli and Glasgow 111.995 bushels, gut to Canada and I told liim, there ' This was 92,741 bushels more than tho comes a ferry Iwat and begot on that f previous week. Tho total shipment of and that » tho laat I o>»- of him , „„ <72,036 bmhuh. Tho total ElsraUr U.ilJin; of C. F. Dlrtghl k Co' Thowitaruai waa thou girou to Mr. .hipm.ri, of Hour 11,151 barrels. Church who said he did Dot want liim. | . . -n - , M ______ HASTINGS. MICH. Mr. Hitchcock then, bycunscat of Homeopathic.—Tbe following gen­ Attorney, read the testimony of John M. i lleuoen hive been addjNl to the faculty Dennett as given at tho trial ut Knia-1 of t!)e ne,IF Homeopathic College at l*a fixing; Prof. Bcbee, Bcbce, of Chicago, on •laaaoo. as follows: ij Lansing; .Surgery; rrof. “”k"' (Exao.hwlbySlr.Vto.Aro.toL) i*.?’'"'" J™ Cleveland College, on Physiology ; Dr. 1 have lived at Manistee fur three Do Forest Hunt, of Grand Itnpitl-, on years and know Vanderpool,have known disease* of women and children. The OF MUN’S him since ho came there, and ho come before Field and opened a bank. Have course or lectures will comnicnco No­ vember 1st. been in the bank frequently and have seen him own the safe. How to Can Fruit in Glass .Jars Are bound to mH Mr. I^stljrop asked what the defense Without Breaking the Jars.—Fold proiKteed to show by this witpeas. a cloth fou^or six times, wring it o'ut'ln Mr. Van Arman said tho People had cold water, rinse the Jar in warm wa­ introduced evidence that uu Wtxlnosday ter, alt It on tho void cloth, and pour In die C-ltf. E*nufaetnred by whou tho bank wus being examiutrl, ho the fruit and syrupNrblle hot into the was very slow to open the safe aud they jar. It may be said that the jure would attributed Ouft to agitation. Tho detense break; but glrnw Jara of all kinds have Ijccn tried in this way, and of hundreds jow pi»T>ose to show that it often took put up uot one was broken when the some time to open the burglar box and above method was adopted. his delay that day was uu evidence of Il EM EMBED, agitation. •’ : General News. Mr. Jxithrop objected which tho Court overruled. Remember going A steamboat boiler exploded -near j Washington Blo-'k, South fide State St. to tho bank ou» day to got u draft aud Memphis, killing and wounding nearly after Vandtrpool drew tlie draft, he 70 jtersouA wanted to get u revenue stamp out of The inquest in the MusAchusc'.U the Lurglur proof box and tried the railroad slaughter has began. Ami everything in their line of Goods combination 10 or 12 times. I could nt prices a* low as at Jaeksou, f Yellow fever is retorted decreasing uot wait any longer nnd went away, and or Grand Rapid*, S bo agreed to bring tho droit to me. Du ut Charleston. And in many ca»cs Lower. tar AB Styles of Women's and Chil­ uot know' how much lunger he tried aidren's Wear.-©a The West Virginia Convention u re­ ter I wont away, I waited for him to ported to be carried. 'uj»m it three or four minutes before go­ Destructive fires have occurred at Co ­ ing away. nesun, N. Y., Gethsemane, Kv., nnd St. Mr. Cheever then read the articles of John, N. B. . J. C. WOODRUFF. agrecmeat between Vanderpool • and Negro Ku-Kiux are reported in Ten­ Field, on going into tho banking busi­ New Goods «>u8t Received.*____ .____________ ___ nessee. ness, which was marked exhibit M10.” HARVEY WRIGHT, at Uw. Inrurnnco and Col Will five Prompt aUention to al oa- lTTORNBY Agent. Cash M"re rhyHleluno. DR&. B. J. & E. F. BROWN. HOJftEOPATHIC Phyyieiatu. Office in old P. 0. buildtut. Special atlention paid to CHRON 1< JHSKA8ES. IHmskcm of Wosxa and CaiLsats. DtamwM of the Era. kc„ ke. *i- ConvultaUon free. -Officehour*iron9a. m. to 1?. 1 r.M. tot—7toS. (The poor treated rraiuitoudy Thnrvday after- GRANT & PHILLIPS JOHN ROBERTS. JIHE BOOTS! PHYSICIAN an! Samoa. llvtlHn* on Broa4-*y. near tba Court Hour. TVM. UPJOHN. Dry Goods, DR. C. C. L1NSLEY. BOTANIC rad Eclectic Phyiiclsn rad Dcnti.t. WOODRUFF! A. P. DRAKE, M- D., LAR attention siren to the treatment of lucana. ' tffleo over F. Lt. Arkiejr*» Drca r;ita rtnart. Uaatlnn. . Groceries, rj Public. *t all hour J. W. MAYNARD. MILO T. WHEELER. The Best iii tlie City • A triple ulliauce in reported between Mr Hughes requested that Court ud ■ jouru ut this point, as Uu did uot feel Germany. Austria, and Italy. Tlie French Assembly Committee has able to go on wiflutho case' longer to­ day, on account of having had tho ague. reported in favor of continuing M. Thior's powers. Court then adjourned till 2 o’clock ou The appointment of the Italian arbi­ handily afternoon, as it was necessary trator under tho Treaty of Washington for tho Judge to be present at Grand has not been made. Rapids at 9 o’clock on Monday, to o|K>n An attempt has boon made to blow up and adjourn tho regular September tlie monument to King George IV. at trim of the ’\c&t County Court. Kingstown. Ireland. The tustiiDuDy to day has nearly uJl been new and very important and inter-1 csting. Tho mysterious stranger picked j up in the boat has been described and The rery BEST PLACE to buy adds still more to the darkness sur­ rounding this ’Vanderpool mystery, J i‘aRPET8, which tho Pott Reporter very aptly says, j OIL CLdTHS, “has at least two attributes of divinity, j E. H. MALLORY . IM 0ARIIIN6 SUU ttatinua ta NATIONAL HOTEL. : tel in the «ity. (^amranodoratv and everybody I MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, u«fiJohnson , «f u.’ I’Ja .'k** Proprietor. Tanai moderate. JullStf Groceries, At Hastings. i Crockery. AARON CLARK. 30 ( jars | AN AUCTIONEER duly Iiccn*cd by the United Glassware, Ac., Ac., Expsrience ! BirtT County. Mi« 'i The Proof.—Wc understand the Kalamazoo Telejraph denies our charges that the t-iurpest article ever printed in our columns in faver of Van­ derpool was clipped from Its columns, printed white the trial was in progress there. We have not aeett what tbe IWeffraph does say, and consequently can­ not sjiecifloally refer to it. but if it will reprint the article on which Mr. Lothrup commented so severely In open Co urt during the trial there, aud which we re­ printed nt the time, If that docs not prove the truth of our statement, we ’will promptly retract all we said. Bailkoad Items.—The name of the Jackson, Lansing A Saginaw Railroad has been changed to the Saginaw Divis­ ion of the Michigan Central—thn Cen­ tral road having now obtained perpetual Thirteen thousand dollars’ worth of OMS1BI S AM> HACK LIKE. cliit-e lately owned in MiddlerJU, .and having removed it to Haatingi. and Cheaper! ban any Store in HaMlngs, J. B. \ ANBRL'XT Proprietor.—Loatt the Hotel' 1 J. ROBERTS K CO. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Guarantee NOTTINGHAM LACES, 74 MONROE STREET. Sat latnctlon. c. II. IIICICR. | rar GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, New Warehouse, Opposite the Natloaal Hotel. 10., ete.. eon ‘•ntlj- on I’ninUna. Great Union Exposition 13?* Wool sent by Railroad will be i At Grand Rapid*, Carded to order, and sent back in good SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U MD lj, 1S71, condition. iwo Mm ix oxo. Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S JOHN MICHAEL, HOUSE and Sign Painter. Glaiier.and^r ___ »,lunlnir Machine. S.rlbrr. Mick. Urlc.lt.r.l aad MeHAMS, WILLIAMS. L. CO M.t5 ckMlcal Swltiy. aud na State Pomological Society Adjoining U. F. Dwight k Co’» Foundry. HASTINGS NURSERIES. F. IMMEN. CENTRA! Meat Market! NEAR THE BANK. The Vest stock of Meat always on hand. Call aud Get your Steak, Roasts, BIMON P’RKENRUTH. Th* Kirrey of thDHraU t BtfOtj ooUtaC • NTtHccllnncouM Cord*. MATS, A Cousnix.—We hear that tho pas- • senger trains on tho D. & M. R-, collided i last night, near Owosso, causing tho death of three or four persons, and the *' i' v ounding of some 80. ** tl” Court ,loo*c’ ,lartlnc«. DEPUTY U. S. M*r.hjl. G.n»r*l CoIIrotinr Atrat C.B. HICKS, Nr. MARBLE harin' bought lit Cardin; Afa ! MATTINGS, ISAAC W. V ROOM AN. S tOefaisaii I The Corner •Grocerv.’ GRANIK PHILLIPS. NEW CARPET HOUSE Like Providence its wayj are [>ast find­ ing out, and like bis mercy it eudureth ■ forever.” tturgoons, DBS. J. M. k. C. RUSSELL, Y6JC1ANS rad Sarwraw. The trcatmen: of riveto IHmmu will receive txrtieater attention. BEST STYLE _ LAW. and of «ood^Ev^ Vari°US h CHAS. H. BAUER. Sash, Goo^, July. 1871. WELCOME MARBLE. X II" ut MS&JptSrt?.!?"' 3Tm BLACKSMITHING. BOM VIENNA BffiB! KUBTJUUUes CKLSB&ATFD WINE OR BE EH BOTTLED, A CAKD. $1.00 for 76c ALBERT EISELBERG, O) bummer Michigan _Exchange. out mu Stock " City Dining Booms A Million Dollars. aiMmmty-floe hiounn M £. MUDGE. r.LYoI; �’i" »•* OttarwtM. TWcava<rf tkoGreadR Lomnony’■ wogfa found to contain an A debt is adorned by payment acres. Noah invented wine 2347 B. C. ^George Sand is reported dangerously f“•P'dswas chosen a. tt field Colley kwdod peo|de are quick ternperod. ’ lATTUNTTIONT! Th»t to buy Good., Good ’.Bargains iu Eshs’ ~ ^Tho needle i. tho nket unci<,„t mren. <lwJS“£ J’"?**- *• 16' •“ »■ A widow fifteen year, old ha, married ‘J™ 10r urarierad fl’o eluldron, bu, wm ooly „f ugam. too S?* !lT,"ng1'1 * lita'>'»Lto The yacht Sappho won the Newport ^-toorad to to , Lup. ■ Minueeota boMt, cucumber, four feet in length. Btol’“ .■iFrtD“T -A Kn „r m, 2^' Ml ioio a tbra,h. The Indiami won- the drat tobacco smokers. So,?S \i.u‘Jur£i “*•'h' di«1« • It ia nobler to lire patiently than K •bort tone tbrnafter. On. of hi. to, die patiently. T* u’“h'? to I**’" “d O”1 of to ■boulder, fearfully lacerated. Nothing ia trouble,,mo that we do You miwt visit the Can bo}had by Calling at Great Emporium Office in Hastings We.Offler the following Tax Titles SKIJVER <f- DECKER, ‘ willingly. ttoAo!?!^E’' “" ***’ «t Lowell !1( nnd dthberntely walked off the hank mto tho river with tho in. The mhabitota of Pen, delight in uw to'“'7”“PI^od by lh»“’wh» saw mm, of committing suicide. Ho roast anaconda. was hauled out and rtill livre, for dught ° Lightning has been particularly fatal we anon*. this summer. ' Sole Proprietor of Tho true religion ie, love thy nehrhbor It is better to lie flush in pocket than 1 m countenance. We open the hearts of ©there when I wo open our own. , The Texans brag of their eight pound I < abboge heads. 5,700 men are employed in making ' broom handles. ' . Syrups from worn out suspenders ore i u chemical novelty. Phoebe Cary said that her sister AUcq i never had a lover. : laondon has two hundred female rtu-1 dents nf medicine. . ‘ , Stoves, Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. We will not bo underi i i r-r -sold by anv JEIouso ine iLonracky*wheat crop contains! myriads of the ucanis scabici. Tho inventor of the metallic luggage , check made a fortune of 8250,000. j The Bible is a mother that nourishes and soothes nil believing children. The most melancholy trees are*—the 1 weeping willow and the ]dne apple. It is ndrisablo to the cautious and re-! nerved with people you do not know. Fifteen inches long and five broad are . the dimensions of feu Iowa man's feet. Germany will apjioint soldiers’ widows j to ihff vacancy's in the publie libraries. I Since 1862, 45,000' volumes have been stolen from tlie Louisiana State I Library. ’ t ■ t, * John A. Gkeble, D. H- Banney had a leg broken while j iiauling logs at Rives, a small town near Juckson, on Tuesday. - Tho city of Jackson bad a chain gang of five men nt work on tho streets the other day. •The new high school building nt Pontiac, just completed, was dedicated August 80, Hon. Duane Doty, of Detroit de hvered die address­ William Weller, of Conway, had his foot caught in a threshing xMchine, August 22, nnd lost a considerable part of it. 0 n August 18, Mr- Wm. Bartholomew <M itffclll, .ged 88. H, wm bora in Ir eland in 1788, and became a Mason in 18 18. He had lived in the vicinity of H oily since 1857. Mr. JamM Bhingleton, formerly of Ro moo, was killed at Clinton, Iowa, Aug . 21, by tho caring in of a atone qua rry in which he was *4 work. Ho was buried in Romeo with Masonic bon- Corn Sheller! FOR sale AT w. T. EASTMAN’S! Wareliou.w on Broadway. MAPLE GROVE. CASTIaETON. 2^5"* w^if B ex awX • e.X.of Recommended by all the first Claaa ; Phyaielana throughout the City and I Country, ■■ the Ixr.t Family Medicine Land and Calcined Piaster, w • *x ,’i ‘ L ■Y< is>X»r»« JOHNSTOWN. LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES August 10. 1871. W. H. JEWELL, Grand Kt.pids. Mich. For Salo by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. Reoistbr op Deeds. Notary Public, —and— F GENERAL CONVEYANCER; BALTIMORE Xuf« wXA> HASTINGS. CARLTON. 21 THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS OSALBB IX Silver Watches, s-.Y.rar’irfcU- BEST AND CHEAPEST- m HOPE. Fami*y Sewin&Machine Illi Miiii^ J 111W ulllUll 0 J I SIM PLY CONSTRUCTED, 2-Xof. WM FLORENCE J awX*f»«K BARRY. I Q0|J S3 w Ire V r.v For the . j 21 » W X' ili.SefBwX Vl|nwX®f-wlX HI ' w ire xS.. LIME, WATER LIME. 3|« e X ot » » 11 ocfreofn e jofn u:Korn.x EASILY’ UNDERSTOOD. JUTLAND. Of Hojne Manufacture, n Gc « w i n of rirqr Uli Always ii Order aid Ready for Wort1 I hardened. Little Red Shop! West of Hank. «? llfo-lluie. little noise irtilsoperatior. • It will tnakt any width of them deaired withonl basting. ’ « a pl | Il will futcu erery seam securely. *X IBVINO. ! It will Cord. Braid, Quilt, Bind Gather. Hem■ glitch, Rulllr, Tuck, uod Fringe neatly and darablyf We warrant it U> sew everything needed in a family, from tbs heaviest to the lightest fabric. La.Xotnw^ <«K‘•/•wX 4 ‘ 11 H k ‘ .W X n This is the Lad uha drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's 18 20 Si PRAIRIEVILLE Io Tailoring or Dressmaking A. WOOLEY tn, •J4 t« pl: ______ .'It' i: ctf; Go to the h»Xar»wX THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. IS a w Xofs w X W.klfa.V'* Please call and examine the Machine and Its work. You cannot afford lo buy a Hewing Ma­ chine until you hare aeeu fhe I LORENCS with its isle improvements. Oflicc and sale:room st STB !>l Ol t c fl ORANGEVILLE. C*-x*ant Ac I’hilltpw’ Ktoi* ,’i'oi “ «X .ot.etf Solid Silier aid Plated Ware. Go there lor your CITY PAINT STORE! COMMINS to BROWN, PAINTERS.: IToutf-Paifdiny, Graining, Sign and Ornamental I OgSmmggall, CHOICE GROCERIES! A fino stock Jvsr Ofkyed C’OMK AND HEE THEM for warm meals at all hours. Oysters and Rjereshments. Remember the place. Op­ on hand at all hours. posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. 25yl EL A. BUSELL. otsei or upto -«X«»r««X • •X®f««X YANKEE SPRINGS. £X 10 • • X x ofn * X i ol sex X«»r«fM THORNAPPLEJ !?•#! Ia.E. 8TAUFFER. ShhadM Pictor. Fnimaa, Looking GO TO CLARK’S FOR PICTURES ^Horsemen ATTENTION 1 Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Coll. We will cheerfully give all information deaired. I>. BL COOK Jr CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEY S s-^Muam MOSEY TO LOAM I Temple of Honor. Dr. G of Grand Rapids, » expos ent at its institution. L of th. Grand TwtpU nascairrtox sccnosjocscairnox. i•aertox. vXrftxX « sw JfsfawV n e Xof " w V iJw k; of awl/* w •K»»X ' UluorthMuemof nwXoCswX I’ uXvfnwX IN| ' WOODLAND. rel .tire. living at Maooanb. W. genuine Bitter- In one 80 Cento Bottle of Sheperd'o Compound Wahoo Bi Hero Situated in tho (various Totmahipe of Barry County—one of the best Counties in the State of Michigan, ASSYRIA. Sad imp, Mich. i Tbe to, Sum Oreenrill* to Detroit is vum lor of LAKES Abstkacts of Titles lands in Burry’ Cdunty fnmhhed on appHcutlnu, at my office in the Cour( House, Sulphuric acid and soap suds will re- Dri]rrcrkfc: and Ch^miqfc move medieineatains from silver epoorni. Ul U65,blb dnQ ^HCIHISIS, A Texas storm recently traveled seven j dealers in hundreU and thirty miles in thirty hours. | PATENT.MED1UINES, AnJLRinois man is arranging to keep [ PAINTS. eight thousand hens of tho choicest OILS, breed. VARNISHES. Grarshopi^TH are terribly bad in Caro­ TURPENTINE, lina, particularly among the tobacco TOILET anil FANCY (foODS, Helds. PERFUMERY. Linen thread switches are • the latest BOOKS A STATIONERS, invention and liest imitation of human CHOICE TEAS, hair. r GROCERIES, A western editor was recently request­ CIGARS aud TOBACCO, ed to send his paper to a distant patron, KEROSENE LAMPS* FIXTURES nrovided he would take his pay in •’traid.” At the end of a year he j WALL PAPER. 4c.. Ac.. found that his new subscriber was a I coffin-makor. /' CITY DRUG STORE, A girl who was making a dress ‘put 1 the stoeves in wrong. She was unable . State Kt., Hastings, Mie]?. to change them, as she could not deter-' mine whether sho had got the right sleeve iu tho wrong place, or tho wrong sleeve in thq right place. ! HJKIlItlOK. . All Around the State■ SKj.VlTEIt j- DBCKfR. GRANITE STATE OKAN1TE Hardwire," Georsfejthe Third never saav the sea LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY until he was fitly years old. It W Mid tout husau B. Autbour did not enjoy her visit to Sall Lake. I ItrU — the following complaint*. JnuniJIce, Iiuliyestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Coati vencss, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Frrer«T Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of theSkin. Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood ; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Baek, Pain in the Lolita, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, etc. «Tr. Farrier’s Improved! Overtax billion pins are made annu­ ally inrfne United .’States. Disease comes in by hundred-weights ana goes out by ounces. Price, ohly 60 Cents a Bettie. Just Received THE CELEBRATED Nevada boasts of a spring which will ’ color tho hair black. ‘ God has given u» all tho jiower of be­ ing a comfort to somebody. COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, Large Stock greble U.IK1 SHEPARD’S Battle Creek. * u, tnvMlr. .... D. R. COOK & CO’S Pun Whies and Liquors! FOR MEDICIMAL PUBP0M8. taka. Berry Ok. Mtau o. JOHN WBITMOBK. �T||b R^iIblici^ H. BOLMB, Bjyin>a.| Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson FlbUAer. Call on goods of al Finer ■ ICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand - River Valley Division AUGUST ifeTl. and beat styles. CuxrBina Houbb. Clothing, Gatits Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E.G. Williams. „. _ . — . . i “ A setting hea never gets fat.” but most any person can get fat by buving their groceries of J, Maus. ' An Every-day Story. JSX’ BS CaladoaU* Unamend' “Hello John, where are yougoing?” 1 “I wiw going down here to buy some grocers.” •‘Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mine.” “Down to Alien's? Why, I never bo’t any of him, I always go there to buy crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole act of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, SO per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Besides he wasranted it. The crockery he keep* 1* the Boot’s celebrated ware?’ “Well, I always do so on groceries, nnd aI know you van. can. Besides he itizvi-r' takes >' m,u uvniuni >ic Our Daily Advertisers. To those who have responded to the < call to stand by the Daily in advertls-1 Ing. we cheerfully give place to their various business enterprises represented | in our columns as follows: DRY goods.' Russell de Nevins, of the Phoenix Cash Store, who aie always on hand with good goods and steady prices. Grant 4 Phillipa, <he old and reliable Dry Goods House,'are on band with a store filled to overflowing nt reasona­ ble prices. Spring 4 Avery, of Grand Rapids, advertise themselves as well as the i Great Northern Michigan Agricultural I Fair. Skinner & Decker, of Battle Creek, appreciate the advantage offered by our large circulation. , Clover Hullers! j GROCEUIKS. C. H. liiCKs speaks out well and has “cash” for his motto, alson fine stock of gre eerie*. M. Allen, localizes to a remarkable extent, and, os everybody knows! “ Mato,” a puff from us would do no| good. H. A. Busell, groceries and restaurant. | keeps n good stock of confectionery, gro-i! . SUPERIOR, MCSHERRY AND STATESMAN CRAIN DRILL Kalamazoo and -A-nn A.rbor WHEEL OUT-.TIVA.TOBS BALL, CALE AND KALANAZOO, Local bli;i)ies JJotice?. - ' (ASTLV(;S V9OW-W t zf) wF too. I get a better tobacco, ten1* and . L. E. Stuufler. Grocertc-*,Dining Hall, j sugar there for the same money thun L..c ,iittu Jt .'heridin* | any where else in town.” “ Nuhvitle . CLOTHING. \ < raasmlla M. A LLEN,’ ' B. Mudge, Dry Goods and Clothing,! j Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. advertisers closing out summer goods. E. G. Williams localizes in various] Hams, Williams 9c Co.. ‘ Do not clairu to have the only Mold-' ways his “ First National.” Hear? * I hardware. ; ing Mnchine in Barry county, but they I Tr*iiu on thrChiraro A .Viehi*»nL»ktS>iore R. |I have one that wiif and aili Greblc 4 Russell, one of the best will stick any all .1 . Hardware Htores In the State, gives u- a. Mtukwon .04 Whit. l। I.;...i.. kiu(h OJ .....1.11..... nioJtllugM •thul ___ are* needed. thlcari ExpreM.t IMOaa. DetroitExjreM «t They al*o have on band a large number j quarter column. .’J1"’ Goodyear* Stitkcr. ...other, i-lve. u. IL E. HAKOKNT. Grn.Snpt. dow frames, 4c., that will be sold nt low ■ , J figures for cash. t,l‘‘ *an”f' Drc,P 1,1 Bturc? and be i --------- .mbi e1--------| convinced thak-we tell no stories. Go to Comtnins & Brown for I’aints, drugs and medicines. Oils, Varnidies, etc. Ackley 4 Slade surtain the Daily en-1 terprise with a fourth column. KT v w-*RAWING MACHINES, itABBOWS, ETC., anil the largest stock of agricultural, machustery in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. i tlfwc in John Wriwm’a Hanlware Store. Brown's New Blwk. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY BOOTS AND 8BOES. New goods has Just arrived at / R. Mudge’s. Ah Important Lesson. The economical habit, the iron nerve and will, the keen quick foresight and self-reliance so essential to success, has placed the Grand Ratios Business -College beyond the reach of all others. A. L. Runyan advertises locally, un<l j that is not all—doe* a driving business. ■ At unable .. to j furnith back....num__ ter. _are-------------- ......... ..... a. Woolley Is willing nnd bound to] *«••/«».* tAr eonanneraunt of tke ittw ef, a(|verttae a gO4H1 business. “ Thai’s bis cur Daily, fkllu we srr will srill take nibtcriptioiu for I f t ” . our \ Twenty-fire CcnU per week. Send tH'your I J. Maus the same, and hia locals arc: namet Immediately and Commence note. ! full of wit, characteristic of his trade. ' - — —-------- --------------- LOCAL 'EVENTS. . ... ■—■ ip EASTMA N advertise* Lumber, Lath, -------- | j’lastcr, Lime nnd Stucco. Shingles, ANOTHERJAILROAD. . fe#$3(lle Pointing line to a full extent. LOST. Fourteen Tkouumd IhUurs hare Inrr. JEWELRY. This morning a paper parcel, contents, .alBeriM in M, Citj, alrtod^for th, north I, R; Herridc. over wide awake in bb i two yards Brown Empres Cloth and two -j —j andj more ts• earpcdal to or ,I business, shows his card end tooth road, . , „„„ . doe*. .to.the *people * to papers of pine, A Reward will be paid ,, , J , let them-know ... what he dentist hy. ’ to any one leaving the above parcel at added to thu noblt htt. Call another meet- I Goodyear 4 Striker's Hardware Store. ttrell th' tubtcripliont to an amount that will { pie in a large displayed advertisement Attention! GIVE US THE ROAD BEYOND A I fbnt it is their intention to do buslncie. I have a yoke of cattle and a single DOUBT. AU honor U the tnm who are ! °,n 0 •«<* up with tlie times in their profession. horse for sale. Willi sell on time tor ;' auutivy thu imporlanl^enterpritr. D. IL COOK '& CO. good paper. IL J. Gkant. j advertise a large list of tax titles to Aug. 80, 1871. « lands Ln Barry County for .-ale. They| Another Railroad. represent every township in the County. , “ OxK-ntohny night iu winter when ■ Gold to-day, 112 3-4. ; Coll nnd sec them. the winds were blowin" cold,” I bought J Weather warmer to day.. ...____ WM. It. J KWELL, a pair of boots and rubbers at Maus', j Tho woman question-is he married. Register of.Deels. Notary Publjc and Co„TOin.4^,:“.KpMeDlttIllli MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, MOLDINC Ac. ting kFEIUBOBi a TUR?> OUT and Stewart 4 Steinhoff show to the peo Moldings Specialty. ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING Av.. 4v Broadaway, mar rirti'. Peach Festival.—The ladies of the i General Conveyancer; see his card, and The days of grace on account* due the late firm of Dickey & Bently, are Presbyterian church of this city held then sec him. •• Will” is a good fellow, pictures. " pretty nearly out. Those- interested a peach festival at Union hall last eve- j uing. We have not learned the amount 1 Geo. Clark points his camera nt the will do well to take notice, dtosepl of funds realized , people Iu an j. K Minkler localizes .Another railroad will not effect the Rllioiocf.—Tho GramLRapids Demo-' !in'1 still continues to take photo's, etc.' low prices at Maus'. tret of Friday morning says. Rev. news depot. ~ W^Twant^ -Tohn " °f ’’•AriU.. will boll J4, H”'*' f“™«* Wuted. Wauled. (KrTiw) 0( lb„ UaiTOrn)i,t <^nreh un new. to the hungry multltude-nnd Every one having unbilled aceeuule I Sunday, Sent 3d. morning and evening. lhoK wbo llt<' “ lh,! kind cd rood, to call ahd settle the same by September ] ------- ■ -----| or smoke cigars, cr use perfumery, can 1 1st, for I must have my pay. ’ , Another Episode in Court.—Thl«; fl,,d them ut thc Po?t Office, lOwl ' Mason morning as the Sheriff was escorting . j°hn Stanley, •' e G-RC every day Solicited to fltrnisll PlqtCS Of Teeth . Vandeipnol into Court, he was met at Ii Groceries, and Pure Wines nnd Liquors j for less than our usual price, backed with the coinplaint Dox t you know when- to get your the door by Mrs. Field, who shook her । for medicinal purpose only. boots and shoes ? I do-at J. Maus’, fiat under Vanderpool’s noec. exclaim­ ing, “ 0h you villain.” Bottled Vienna Beer. Kustcrer s cele-l f 41 chailCC ^eeth wh(> need and Cancer can be Cured. . Now if Mrs. Field In Insane let her breted Wine or Beer to Drivate families' IMLC them, WC WlUfrom this datf, for a few friends take charge of her. But if in i ] on application. { ‘ cn S, ulniost one-half. Ure will now make L. N. Mixer’s scrofula nnd cancer I b” right mind, then her self respec t' Kewl lh® profcwional and business fUU dnd Complete sets for$25. Single Plates. Upper mixture is warranted to cure ail case-* ' sbould * * ‘ cauae •Ler to •be n •lady under'ill , j earth for Attorneyw, Doctors, and many Or Under §13. ~ of cancer and scrofula in every form. circumstances. other profeselons, call to the city <>f HasSend for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad,^-^-..-1..Hastings, Mlcb. Lowing, dipped from the last ZTomr •----------I Journal, in which the editor of this re­ Grant Hastings, Afict,. v_ bound to roll hi, groceries I |kt I. clorg^l with Haying, 'that th. , ,b,^,-1 trt, and boot, and .hoe, II l,e don’t mnke . J-T “K* »-«r ~nvt.l Vanderpool un- XXXou t^d It to . J wc^_________________ ' 1 X S 1 “MWi * ' tew they «e an Ignorant eet or Jank . “ 1* cent. A-..,” b a dellbend., tn.llelon. and ““ ~ “>™«toe»t. a, H. A. Goodyear. Dan’I’Striker. : willful lie, und Its author a falsifier who- lbcy "*•bnntlcd ,n11 cent sugar at Busell’s. I ever he may be. Besides, no editor who h millineuy. Rubber mops at Busell>. Mm. Morrill has n Millinery card in Peaehes freehand nice at Busell's. Goodjear & Ij i » -..I.. ____ i... <i. •____ ». locally. We \\ c are triad tn B-t Shorty Wtucbilt^ tor locally. are glad to nnfo note tho the onia*. enter-1 *t Busell’f. I per. prise of all who use printer’s ink in any j form as well at* to notice a good busi-' Dealers in The Town Talk Speaking of the HMof Police No. 1, Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci- I Home Journal pays: gars just received and for sale at the I "JY® believe the Jury panne! is com­ Tbnw..r'™.hu ..b p.. n---. ' POBe(J of honorable men—men that have lots of furniture and RO.VB it is all foolish-1 I II II IW I | || || |a J uxty rtewe Depot. i regard to their oaths, and men that will * A V AlUI ■ conscientiously make up their verdict ness to go away- from home to buy. We think so too. to the “law and the testimo­ Trk Lakcest Stock of School Books cc^iiag Call at ' ny” as they understand It, without fear C. N. Shepard advertises Wahoo Bit-. in ths City at the City News Depot or regard to what the editor of thcBan- ten and L. N. Mixer Cancer Medicine., T ner has said or may yet say.” . ‘ --------------------j O HIS Best cheese in the city at BuhcH'p. Of course that jury is composed of Thb Union Fair.—Admission to the j honorable men. Police No. 1 Is the on­ A Cxoica Stock of perfumeries at the ly person who has ever questioned that, Fair Grounds, ringle ticket, will beSS1 City News Depot save the Manistee Prosecutor, and we cents; single ticket to the Grand Stand I presume they will make up their verdict 26 cents. To avoid lh« trouble and vex­ For Photographs nnd Pictures, of all without reference to what may be said ation of purchasing a ticket every time kinds, call od J, F. Minkler. either in the Banneb or .Home Journal, a pcison wlahe* lo enter the grounds, Wooden Ware, <fccas both these papers are among the season tickets, known on Quarter Tax Towy Talk, K. C. B. and E. B number the jurors are not permitted to Stretch Badges, have been prepared, end will bo sold for $2. These admit Hall, three ef tho beet Brands of Cigarj read. AGENTS FOR THE one person to the Fair for four days, and in the market at Post Office. — — ■ ■—. At it AGAIN.—TheBanner is again to all parts of the grounds, ail the privi­ Cheaper >M twit,, u,„ either at hotat or abroad. Cheapest fruit jar at BuaelPs. ettiug off its Mura on .itajCominon lege of the track, to the Grand Stand, and to every Hall. The person who pur­ The place to buy ynur boots and ehoee LOTS AND PTLE8 OF IT ON chases one of these Badges can attach it ‘•at Rttxtan’s to Ids «tat, and without questions ‘ MADE OF HAND AND DOl'ND The above so far as U relates to the when TO SELL. Custom work made on short notice, Common Council is malicious, and we he f theae Lake Superior Iron. call upon the Journal to print our dur ticked at Ruxyan’k. ’ on the Common Condi, or to stand TUR BERT 1J» THE WORLD. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL zt r r ZS, SSU’S’XSkS: I . M.t, u OljR 11 ORh: WARRAJVTED. STEWART V ST FIIVI-T DPI? NO USE Striker FIlBMTrUF I WM WOLF’S Iron, Nails, Glass, FORNITnRE 0? KVKBY DBCfiffHON. Detroit Stoves, at Runyan's. Also the -' fasts areslara. JOHN WOLF. WOODLAND PARLORS ’ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-04.pdf fa8bac9260a67b58674e757297a3431a PDF Text Text iHllljllt je Bonner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. Hastings. yicit.. Mnymv hvemsg. ski't. 4 iktj NO. 18, THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. I Th“ u-** i n>»«d s , is row J went down stairs and Vander- ।, , . N^hat to be moat admired in Christo- .ing two or three! times, by holding it boat, th. whit, bou I ihould thiol . when , pool came into the' parlor. Mr. Van-' httlOonj,,. . Irowwliaum, bo.C. 'Pelt came at this time also, ah'd ' re- |. pher Columbus is, not tho fact of his iever the vessel. The better way* is to Sineteenth Day* Proceeding,. : discovering Amerioa, but the fact of his bora I ♦ hole thrpagh a boanl, thus hav­ length of it. There werri two whistles, i mained till nearly 4 o'clock. • When he I do net know what they were for, it went rivay .arQr.R^d dinner, and'after] going in search of it, in tho face of so .ing, the affected . port only coming, in | much apposition. . j contact with, the steam.” , Ho guaran­ AFTERNOON was a cloudy night and the wind blew that wo went out bn the verandah and ; KUJlZi’JTrFvory dMk’ nor Ter>’ eat till' nearly suu set, when Mr. titid । Why ere. compositors very, fortunate tees ,b certpin cure. hghfr4|ja»& ^riicne moon in sight The e ' •SeptemW, 4th, 1871. up” Mrs. Vanderpool, Miss Piper and my­ fellows? Because they can Court did not convene to-day till’d boat was headed up the river and I saw self took a walk to Canfield's hiU. Du­ in business without a shilling of ■ eapino oars. He sat in tho stern with bis o’dock r. a. when Mr. Cheem arose face towards the bow. I was nearly ring all this day I noticed nothing un­ usual In the appoasence of Vanderpool. ;uk1 offered in evidence toe defehte’v ex­ P^tHjrboatwhen he turned his heaX ,.“ Js that a lightning bug in tpe and After dinner we sat on tlie baloony up hibit! being the In paMfiuwdown tho bank to the river stairs a little while, while we sat un stairs street ?” asked a short sighted old lady. ' “ No, grandma,” said a pretty little telegram sent by Vanderpool from Mun- we got a httle too tar down, and my wife Mr. Socor passed and spoke to Vander­ says “ we can’t get down here,” and wo pool. Wo started for Canfield’s hill at miss, “it’s a big bug with a-cigar.” ke^m, as testified *» by Mr. G. P. Kiagswent up a little farther, yrhen we got in­ A trunk factory out west was lately bury, the operator, an^ the wp|y. to the boat I told my son to sit down nearly sun set, and we all walked with each other, as it happened. We were superseded by a saloon. Tho old sign, He also offered ia widencu exhibits-*C” and we had no other conversation, but on the hill at sun set and remained there it is reported. was retained by the now "D” and UE,” which was thc Kttle we made do attempt to keep quiet, j about hall an hour, while there Mrs. proprietor.»who eopnpnucally changed locked my boat while gone to church. wrapper found by the per. Q. B. Fisk, It was a necessary precaution.-or the V., remarked, "There comes Mr. Field”' tho T to T). in the woods, and th? pieces of paper boat would note hafe been there when and wo all turned and looked and dis­ Josh Billingi lliut a large life insurcovered that it was not Field. 1 was tn which bo Experimented." The. bank I camo back. It is a common practice talking with TamterpouLat.the time,and sdee policy doesut exactly mako a man's Ixxlgor was offered in evidewec and to lock boats along the river bank. I noticed nothing unusual in'Em;'appear­ corpse smile at his widow, bat it ■ Helps can’t tell how far tho noise rondo by ance. Ho einwhf turned around and[ amazingly to get another fellow to do'.it marked exhibit “F." ’ my oar locks could be heard. 1 'saw no said ‘‘where F*’ Mrs. V. fixsj obaervo d[ for him. Mr. ChM-cer thWN^d tlitf 4<jp6sftlon persons about tho bank nor did I meet -that it was not Field I think.’ I noticed Lome, people ore never contented. of Garrott VanPelt, who testified that he any on the street. Others came out of nothing more that Vandeqiool said. I After havmg all their limbs broken, won In fhe Company bf Vanderpool for the church with us, but did not go with From tho hill we returned homa and I their heads smashed, and their brains Y* Wng half an haw on Sunday afternoon, 8qp. us after we camo out of Bowen’s, whose walked partZTttfc knocked out, they will actually go to house is perhaps 20 rods from the bonk. 5th, and noticed nothing unusual in his I raw no light in tbe bank nor in the down we stopped a moment at Mr. Con- law to get further damages. over’e anfi saw ’hfin, Wut 'I do n6t re­ apptfafftWe, only ha IqcOUcI i^k.and rtreet, except in. the barber shop. I left member whether there was any conver­ A. (H.J Stamp is a clerk in the p0»tspoktrof having the diarrheou. Mr, and Bowfin’s at about S>:80. The man had sation with him or not After we got oflice, Mr. 1’lant buries folks, Mr. Plugg Miss .Piper were tiierv during his‘call, on light clothes throughout, that is, a homo we sat ou the piazza awhile con­ sells tobacco* and Baoghulj dispenses nnd tlww spent the time tin lively ■con­ light coat, pants ^*<1 hat. 1 am a wagon versing. The little , dog. came on the beer. All in Washington. ’ And a. Mr. LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY piazza several times and jumped Mugg sells lager in Brooklyn. maker by trade. versation. Mr. Cheever caxt offered in Vanderpool’s lap. Thia While the steneprapber was procuring, up on “ Has your son Timothy failed T* In­ We will not be under­ evident*) the dopo*itiua of tGeorgv Ford, was just at twilight aud after we rcFzeliuk’sAartimony Joim hw room, us taken by the Stenographer at the1 1 turned from the visit to the bill. We quired Gubbens of Stubbens, tho other sold bv anV House Mr. C^he-riec eibed that tl|e teetimony’ had our lunch and after that Vander- day. Koluuiazoo trial . ' In Michigan. “ Oh, not ht all, he has only assigned or Mr. 'it '1V.'Mfciylor, ‘as given at * thoi pool went out. We had our lunch in The Peopte’i'rittonfey^ asked for time over his property and fallen back to take John A. Greblk, Manistee trial and published ia the, tho kitchen. During my visit Mr. Vanbettor position," was the reply. ' to examine tho testuuorjy of Mr. Ford Mark Rvhshll. derpooUwas dieting dor his health, ax. for before allt wipg,it to be which tie pamphlet, bo admitted as widvnee on' diarthote,Oft, this) day lib Wanpb^ned An old Widowbr khy^. *hen you pon 4he ground lirat subjxnnas seat out for‘ os ho had done rtfiie time '.before,“and Court granted. the Question to a laJy do. it with a land ’ Mr. Cheever then offered the dr- him had been returned not served andi we spoke to him about Laving medicine. of laugh, usif you were joking. If she ACKLEY ■ \V hat was said ? accepts you, very well; if she does not pjsitigp’of Edward B. illall ns taken at evidence had ,'been introduced to.shoiy . that he had left the .State and was re- I Objected to by Mr. Eggleston, whor Kalamazoo, on the 'paOund that the siding at Toledo, O. said i< would be propper to show what S L^VUE, subpoena had been returned served, Mr. Church opposed the motion on Vanderpool did, but not any prescrip- •6b.some subject, I do remembut-at the witness liad not heeded it. an the ground dint it was wall known that ptious or directions jjiven by the^e ladies., benwbat, exeliiitfled attaihifiX'nr hud boencAsuctl and rut uni­ his residence was [utToledo, Ohio, and! M*- Hughes said he did not ‘Alt’s true, for ma says so ; and if ma t'd not served. shown I “T" s0> 60» ft n‘n’fc K> ” his deposition ought to Iuho been taken, care how it was Mr. Church oppeaad tlio admission «cf By the Court.—I am disposed to ud- whuttook place, but this was the most ’• Ah; John, since you have been to the testimony on the ground that the mit tho testimony of Mr. Taylor as giv- straightforward • • • manner to get at it. the city tho black ox died without any showing nu nor sufficient. notice whatever.” en at Mauirtec, but thipattorneys must We shall show that Mr. Vanderpool had “ Gracious mercy I” exclaimed J ohn, J)r. A. P. Drake of Hastings, was agree between themselves whether it au engagement with this young lady to •‘how fust we are passing away.” then called ia the rxnd, who, being slutil be takriy from the pamphlet, or acoempany the Pipers to the boat, which sworn, said.-{examined by Mr. Chee­ whether wireeseos shall -be introduced ho relinquished in order to go for modi* Health Itemsand dealers tn x^_ ver.] I hare practiced medicine ih this cine. to testify in-regard to what it was. PATENT MEDICINES. cijy for about 20 .yuan*. Mode an'ex­ After tbe reading of Mr Fnriick’s Mr. Church raid that only acts and To Stop Bleeding.—It is said that ___ amination - of George Vanderpool last PAINTS, week, ami found him afflicted with tor- testimony avas concluded, Miss Lotto* circumstances could be shown with such bleeding from a wound on man ar beast may be stopped by a mixture ol wheat OILS, uki on both sides, lhaton the right side bcribner was called to the stand and be­ conversation as is necessary to explain flour or common salt, in equal ports, being much the worst. Tbe utibcf -of ing duly swam, said: lheae. All the conversation his friends bound on with a doth. If tho bleeding VARNISHES. these, without a truss, would be to im­ (Examined by Mr. Hughes.) | addressed to him urging him, is, un- lx) profuse use a large quantity, say TURPENTINE, pair the strength in lifting. In attempt­ I reside £t Racine and know George I from one to three pinta It may be left TOILET and FANCY GOODS, ing to lilt a weight .without a truss the Vanderpool, formed his -acquaintance in . lucessary. on for hours, or even days, if necessary. PERFUMERY. bowels would jirutrude throagh the 1868 nt oar house, he came on a visit, | Mr. Cheever said that ttio jury is cnThe person w|io gare us this recipe says BOOKS A STATIONERS, nj-euiiig and cause great paiu. Hare haring mairi. .1 our oouriu. Wa. al i ,o (W,n. f„. whkh qualifr in this manner bo saved tho life of a had some experience in chronic duurhcea 5Iani.l~ in Augu.1 IMS. to ™t »y nb>cnM evenj w<. ; horse which wis bleeding from a wound­ ...CHOICE-TEAS, and involuntary passages are not infre- coujfUi. JReuuuned at tauderpoolsi . ° GROCERIES.. •bow whether landerpod ed artery ; the bleeding ceased in five CIGARS aud TOBACCO, quent,os it causes great weakness. The very MV U® week*al Shis time. Heminutes after *tho application. It has openings in hernia are, where tho Bper-,' member tins ewnttof .the (lisapiH-arcncc 1 sought an opportunity to get away from been successfully applied in other cases. KEROSENE LAMPS ^FIXTURES xoatic chord paens through. of FiflM which was on Sept 5th. Hod । tos friends that evening or pot, in order .X]ra„a uf Ji M _Dr. Charles Russel of Hastings, was l.«n ihoro n -~k aad a half. Van- ; „ Ilia it-H wiled Shoes.—The Philadel­ WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. next called to tiw stand ana being V . 14Jhadl— io «.«• hi woUll.ro phia surgeons, like other wise people, GREBLE RUSSELL Hardware. Stores. Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. Druggists and Chemists, sworn, and examined-by Mr. Cheever, testified as follows : Have practiced medicine ' aud surgery for five years. Examined George .VaDdeqtool, and found that he had two.ruptures, the oni­ on the right side bcing-nuich tlio worst. Without a truss this .would affect his strength quite seriously, but with a well fitting truss it would not be very much noticed. 'Have not had much practice in chronic diarrhoea,' but think that in­ voluntary passages occur much more in ormv diarrhoea than in other. Mr. Cheever then -offered in evidence tho testimony bf Jacob Etalick. us tak­ en at the Kalamazoo trial, Qn the state and beyond the rcacb.nf this court. This was granted and 'Mr. Hitchcock read the testimony as follows: Jacob Fralick sworn, fejramined by Mr. Lathrop.] I resaeil in Mon isteo.in 1IJ01I. . On the evening of Sep. 5th., I was at the Metltodiai church, I live on the north side of the river and the church is on the other side. I cross­ ed the riper in a smell boat with my wife and t*u small children. I hitched my boat about two rods ImsIogt bank dock. Services were out about !r o’clock, after that! werit with ray fami­ ly to Mr. Bowen’s, next door t01taitejr*« coniers, arid pr 2D ininiies. L then started for my bout going along the opposite side of tho Street ’from tho bank building, about. twenty ar thirty tect beyond it, ■ and rtarted down the Lank to tho river When about hall way down I heard a fnlasli; ! put my family ih my boat and as 1 rowed up the river I sAw h inan sit­ ting in a small boat at the bank dock. I rowed wifliin ten or fifteen feet of him. He had on light clothing And latnMhe tern of tho. bo^L apparently resting, his arm on the dock. The boat was- X™ 1 heard a low whistle from the direction of Ab boat' I awwri! ug’ uriler th< bridged about three-quarters of a inife distant. When, I got home it was five piinutea to 10 o’clock.' Hie Triaii did not pull <»ut from tho dock while I saw him. I wcnndiiot know tire man. CroM-examiued by Mr. Hughes. are opposed to’ high-heeled shoes. l)r. Win. H. Pancoast remarked tho other CITY DRUG STORE, day, after performing a painful opera­ tion on an interesting little girl whose State-St.. H&Mtinnrs, Mfch. feet had been ruined by wearing wrong­ ana somemuos more, auc ue came id (---------------"h- modi. ly constructed shoes, “This is the beginn­ daytime and evenings also, and was <m« instead of to di^ose of the evidence ing of a large harvest of such cases.” there nearly every evening. He come of his guilt, which he held was incompe­ Bose Felon.—Of all painful things to eoll and Vanderpool was there a tent, for suppose he had not made any ' COMMINS & BROWN, can there be any so excruciatingly pain­ great share <cf tbe time. As u rule Mr. poetext, on leaving, would his statements ful as bone fellon ? We know of none and Mrs Vanderpool, and Miss Piper and her brother, Misz Ruggles, myself on returning bo taken as r« getUu, or a that flesh is heir to. As this malady is ITotur-Faulting quite frequent, and the subject of much and others were there. The evenings pait of the action 'i If it is shown that ho Graining, earnest consideration, wo give the last were always spent in lively conversa­ went to get modieine. the jury must take Paptr-Sanging, [; recipe for its cure, which is given by tion and very sociable. J have seen that as the object of his errand and the that high authority, tho London Lancet. Field also in tho tank as 1 always reason of his absence, when in reality it “As seen as tho disease is felt put Sign and Ornamental .. called there when I went down town, directly over tho spot a fly blister, about und the relations between Vanderpool can hardly bo supposed that ho would the size of ^our thumb nail, end let it .and Field were always friendly and they not have some pretext remain for six hours, at tho expiration ,t^«r. i. Wall paper, wi»do. were on good .terms whenever I saw By the Court: of which time, directly under tho sur-’ Sbhadea Picture Frame., Lookior , them. lie was always like one of the I see no reason for changing the rul­ GlaatM Vamtahfca, ’u3. Jsmily, came whenever-'7 he ing which I made when the same ques­ fuco of the blister, may be seen, the fdOila. MUed PuaiaArUM?’ t QR, whiqh con'-idstantlrtbe takau out Jla'rriala. Window. <• pleased and was all over tion camo up when Miss Piper was on with the point of a needle or a lancet.” Gists, etc., etc. the house. He would come in without the stand. It is competent UPahow ringing the bell, and would oune in at what was the object of his going. but1 I.vjcdiciovs Early Rising.—We cau­ the kitchen door aometimes, and somo- not the conversation in regard to it. The tion parents particularly not to allcw tlmes at the ftbnt door; ho would go objection was sustained. their children to be wiiked up in tho into the pantry and help Himself to Court adjourned till 0 o’clock to-mor­ mornings ; lot nature wake them up; lunch without an invitation. At one row morning. she wil* not do it prematurely; but have time he seated himself at tho breakfast i a care that they go to bod at an early ____ KCST£/l/:/r.S CELEfiRj^TFH ,tab|o withguLjm inyitatjou. Mr, and , hour; let it be earlier and earlier, until "W*TISTE OR BEER Wise and Otherwise. 1 Mrs. Vanderpool and. uiyeelf were at I it is fotirid that they wakd up themselves BOTTLED, the table Brane camb'ifi with Mr. Van | The population of London exceeds the in full time to. dnjre for breakfast. BoPelt and brought a letter tuMrs. V. aud i twelve largest cities in the United States iuf .wnJtedLup eafly and allowed to en­ gage in difficult or any studies late, and wkil« »h!’ wa>ire«4»n|r5t ho sat down to combined. ALBERT ErSELBERG. .tho .table, remarking that ho had not just before retiring, has given mauy a St. Charles Reitiurant on JefTerson St There are two subterranean ponds in beautiful and promising child brain fe­ eaten innch that mooting. He took a dish of berries which Al in. V. playfully Monroe Co., Pa., in onoof which the fish ver, or determined ordinary ailments to took away from him. Ho ate breakfast the production of water on the brain.— with us. He addressad:Mrs. V. by her The Government of Japan han s?nt Dr. Dali. given name; Helfen. He.p.ftoo brought Another Ceue >on Corna—Take a. , n 1Mb, 1B71. T ;my letters to me. little sweet oil, -on getting up -in .the Hit: This HetSIj so long sntf tsrorsblr known Ques—What were the relations be-j I morning ’and" before retiring at night, Baltimore issued one thousand nine Miredsad mi in perfect ordqr for braiMM’.snd tween you aud Field ? , and rub it on tho corn with the tip of WJn 10keP‘iaU il« sppointments Objected to by Mr. Eggleston and 1itrrtdred tin I fiftv-tive building permits tho finger, keeping tho corn well pared SM«'Fint ClaM Hoair. Bat to meet tbe wishes from January to July. • । down. This roHevee the friction, which th Chinese cucumbers grow from five to causes corns, hridwnll cbTe',thftaP'in a • all-who with to find a quiet eight feet in length^ and from six to nine short rime. e while in the citT. . । txjoI at tho breakfast table. . He had on inches in diameter. K. A F. LYOft. vroeefotnr. As-orinac Crax Fan a F elon — -The ' clothes .-wore badly worn. d.*" which -SieS-W"!«W rT “•br^‘t ^>”"' 2 twenty out of eleven hundred cheese­ Freeport Jasmai fttmishes fhb^fol lowing euro for a felon, which is’ easily tried by bank, and I next saw him about 2 factories in’ tht United States. ..( ilio ' afflicted, and if all right,' cannot odoak. ItMnrtgo.lScbg^^,*?An invention by tho French, iq tjie have too wide a publicity : "A friend . Ourfariia. da^Mra-.WMarpool. Mr. ; SHERMAN RICH, Dealer in Muiical In­ tells -ui atA suM cure -for Telo^ which and Mim Piper, Min Buegl«« “« “• lining, Sheet Music, MuaJeal B6ok» etc. Also •**111 couia rate general use ixf the hospitUltrav foe tteJnstlreeWwaUd ।uthorladr ,waro UlW, Ma. and SUM fra# usedfor.rdmmDg Piprr went to church, and whan.,,Otej TAYLOR £ FARLEY ORGAN, camo homo I waa in mJ room and.wenl wounds with considerableadraiitago. It put'in % quantity' of'Hvo eoala/throw on iowo rtair. immediately, but went up to has tho quality of absorbing water readi­ a handful each of hops, rye flour and lhe best in the market. Cali at the Drug Store ly and retaining it .for a considerable brown sugar ; then steam the affected of Dr. Burton and see it, South Side Sute St. my room njain in n moment, and did port for about fifteen minutes, repeat* Haiti nga, Mich. 1C rm * not go down again till about 2 o dock, length of time. V. did tbe housework and washing, ’ they kept m* servants. Vu acquainted I pretext to get away, but with Herbert Field, had met him in ■ here wufind him .urged to.go. Juno or Jul, pmuu.. Mot him al Mr I^leriou uij Umt'it i. aiupiil CITY PAINT STORE! PAINTERS. BOTTLED VIENNA BEER! Michigan -Exchange. MUSICAL! �btyw Ca^ Th* 'ORTH. Ham*, Wffljam*, 4 Co. Hannisi. Mich., Sett. 4, 1871. CIHCUMBTA1TIAL ZVIDB1CB. WHOLY UNRELIABLE. A Kecenv , L. RUSSELL, ArrORNEY at Law. Ia~r.no. . \arry RVSSE^^ jaldyl ’ CHAS. H. HAUK of Mistaken Identity. The recent abortion murder In New York City of Miss Alice A. Bollgby of wrig, in connection with the Coroner's inquest on the dead body of the unfor­ tunate victim, baa furnished tu with new and important demonstration of the ut­ ter unreliability of evidence given to Identify a dead body partially decom­ posed. In this case, many wltm«Ms swore positively that tbe body before them was thatof MfeaFiga Rasenzwelg, who some weeks before had myaterloualy disappeared. The evidence given ia summed up editorially in the New York Tribune of Wednesday last, an follows: VAX VELSOR fc ROLFE. c Roads, Md form* to-d* r California. Tbe Middle Y AND COUNSELOR Sash, Oak, falls intOj a line running down tbe Missouri liogton Route, for it* town* ‘higb-gleaming fora. Cou^t'J 0 assort”‘eni 0 pr(/ Goods, u of Doors. Gr0CtriZZr Soods'EvsrVvario^ f Ghtav for tEinito he k0 Selieit- Blinds, Examine WM H. HAYFORD &C. the Good* Hurting ton, Iowa, .'or among the four thousand fret H- dressed r r A. NAANS’ BUSSELL- WM, L. COBB, LUMBER COMM EKCI A.I>. nd OMBMlhw at Law. SoIMtor tn boding of the dead bodr were au* nt Ar*t Of all Kinds. liMtinga,9epl. 4, IbTl. HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTOBNBY a» Ito*. Inearaae* and Elevator Build' HASTJNQ3, HfCH. PirmCTANS and Heretyw Halt, »na. per bbl Halt, coarse. par bbl iteaa*. per bu*bal » otelioc© tormerlj kept a butcher'* shop at No. ‘.8 Bayard .vaarUbte for having long reddish hair. Those fact* were reported to Inspector Walling, and Detective Eustace was detailed to aid CapL Kmhimself also took part in the aesreh. Several oflhi Poilah Jews un 11*xter street tn tbe vicinity of the Fite Points, were interrogated a Tallaw.perlb Pbtotoes, per boabet A^ea.per bo.bel. no use Talkuagr BEST GRANT & PHILLIPS DRM. B. J. k E. F. BROWN. STYLE HOMEOPATHIC I’hysleiasu. ONeels OF. MENU JOHN ROBERTS. 40 to *u FINE BOOTS’ Are bound to sell isk . PHYSICIAN’ aad Sarseao. OMcrwast end of Slate streeuBaMfatn. mj pregnancy when she disappeared. Capt. Kennedy bad boon visited by Joseph Price a Polish Jew, wba keep* a aecond-band clothing store on.Bax- stated poaltikely that it was the body of Figa Haseurwo!/. He identified it by tbe hair, the DR. C. C. LINNLRY, In lb* Lily, Manufactured by Haney. BOTANIC mJ Keltic Phyateha sad Deatbt. traal* all ehraate and aculs dlssaaas; will attend toaUBaU* by day or nlrht. OAm at Na»hvU«. lUrrv coaaiv Mr'j. Shoulders WOODRUFF ! Michigan Central R. R Groceries. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. REMEMBER, 1 LATE OF CANADA. 1 | palhic I'byricjsD. Ba • Washington Olo-k, bouth aide State St.. attention civeataSurMy and dtsaa^marehildre Call* cromatlv atiendidto. novUBJtf ' •elg was ■ cousin of Dr. Koaentweig, and be­ yond thi Kalaatasoo Accommodation for Chicago leave* st 5.J0 a. m. and arrive* at Chicago at tl-» a..tn. CflsnuU.t Kalamaaoo with Ute Grand Rapids ■nd Indians Trahw. / fltiixo aaxv: And everything in their line of Goods ■ at prices as low as nt Joekaou, or Grand Rapids, . 0®“ All Style* of Women's and Chil­ And In many ca«es Liwer. dren's Wear,-®t HsLiH By * careful peruaal of the above from the Tribune it will l>c sccu that ole was Day Tiain* have Lsdiru Carsattarhed.and all the have the, latest trnprureoiants in truck., identified by th© hair, hands, forb­ coaehaa ven UUat»ISION. head and TEETH. The evidence of Kalamaioe 9 30 a. ta.—3 43 p. m. Identification was much stronger than Leave 1 Kalamatoo Accommodation leaves Chioaso at 4.10 any given to identify tho body picked । .up ou tbeahorc of I^tke Michigan in Nika at.10.4o »■ n> and arrive at Niles at MO p. tn. September, 1869, us that of Herbert Field, and by parlies who had much 11. E. SARGENT, Genl SupX Chicago. bettor jueans of pergonal knowledge, J URD. Ass'i Sap't. Detroit. . than those have who seek to establish Field’H murder by the identification of the body found on thealioreof the Lake nilich from the nlledgcd place of the ■ ' Tl>. TOT BEST PLACE to buy murder. Subsequent investigations kavedtin inutrated beyond (he jtotdbiHty oj a CARPETS. doubt, that the girl, Flgn Hosonzweig,: OIL CLOTHS, sailed for Europe some five weeks be­ fore tbe finding of tlih body in the De-1 pot of tho Hudson River Railroad, and ; MATTINGS. that the body was that of Miss Alice A. Jidaisby, ’ate of Patterson, New Jersey- ’ MATS. Tbe lacta in this case go along wayjkfo prove that marks upon tbe person tbrtuld UPHOLSTERED GOODS, always be received with the gravest' doubts when important results are pepd- j mg on the Identification of a human AND body, and that the evidence derived from LIh> teeth is no more reliable, than any <dhcr. Uncert^nty, unreliability,fa writ NOTTINGHAM ten in letters of living light on every)i3Tqgrapb of circumstantial evtilcuce, nod c.-pc-cial when human identity is the important fact tu be established. 74 MONHOE STREET, The circumstance' in lb’s caso were ninny times stn>rtg< r to prove that body Zhe person of Miss Ro.ucnzwcig, than GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, any that go to pro.-c tbe identity of Opposite the National Hotel. Herbert Field, on which circumstance the Prosecution are relying to prove his death, and convict Georg© Vanderpool F. of his murder. Yet Miss Rosenzweig is to-day alive in tbe "Father Land,'' and who knows but what Herbert Field, driven to deepen lion by tho evidently unfortunate character of tho relations, Imaincss or otherwise, into which he The'Homestead Property had been inveigled by Mbs Hill, may not have left unbeknown f»r Darts un­ known, and is yet. like Mias RoacnzMeig. still living. We believe this Is the case, and have full faith that the future wDJ demonstrate that fact. NEW CARPET HOUSE LACES, IMMEN. FOR STEWART A STEINHOFF. Wsi aid Uaital Daunts. | uFFJCn orsr Grant A Pbuiis'a Store. Ha«h|£> The Chirac") for Detroit at City 32 HYDE R HAVER. J. V. WOODHUFF. Hew Goods Just Received. i‘The Corner Grocery. GRANT# PHILLIPS. I0III, DIROINIi At Hastings. C.H. HICKS, Bartow. Still Continue to Sell EFGISTER of De*d«, General Coaveraoeer an-1 Notary Publie. QEieera the Court Howw. and ope? I1 J41 boB": AU/ow to be Mid wbeu paper* sreleft f-irraoord. January 1st. 14.9. Groceries. Crockery. MILO T. WHEELER. Glassware, 30 ( tars Experience Ac., Ac., ISAAC W. VROOMAN. 1 DEPUTY U. 8. Marshal. Gjnertl Collecting Agent and Auctioneer. Cheaper than noy Store in Hast Kings, Mr. MARBLE having bought lb* Carding 4/a I E. H. MALLORY. chia* lately owned in Middlerille, and haring removed it to Hastings, and 'I Deputy Sheriff of Barry Cotuitv : nt the wiy•'No*, al th* .Dufirt IIo&«<u~Hi*tiux'. Mlehixan. National hotel. Rntisef n etlou. c. 11. hickh. —-------------- ------- -------------------। Gbkat Union Exposition J3y“Wool tent by Railroad will be Carded to order, and sent back in good condition. A, Cru< tUpld., MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 AM) 15, Wil, — two FAIBS IX oxk. • ------- AARON CLARK. nrx Shop in BABLOW A GOODYEAR’S New Warehouse, Adjoining V. F. Dwigbt A Co* Foundry. State Pomological Societyar Unite In maklnv th* above a grand demonstra. production of Michigan Industry Admijaion 23c, children 15c. Kxhibttora are WELCOME MARBLE. HIS ItTRICK XTI■ I< OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. “ ssaiysaiK:,•sK&.’sisf rate*. Freight so* Uy fret. Splendid Opportunity; ■1. ROBERTS S CO. Gcurrnl N.-w. DouIci-h. $1.00 for 75c Painting. - K 44 Peace and War songs of the North­ men” is to bo the title of the King of t;weeden's new volume yf poems. jollMf foraaenta. i Hit8 itAX uT" JonX8°yf- (f-rmorly Clerk of tin . Il^tu Aorlbtri Mlcb. Arriealiaral ia< Mr- FINE HOUSE.Good BaHdimn. ExoaiteM Wat The gods, desirous of destroying the firm of J- S. Ueoood & Cui, have made them mad. At least, it ia nunouncud that, drunk with prosperity, those pub­ lishers are going to start a comic paper. Dwelling m Droad- WM. UPJOHN, JOHN MICHAJEU close out my Stock Gold & Silver Watches, of EutiU Summer Fine . Gold «Tcwc'1*3% '!««« NURSERIES. Stlid SIyct aifl Rated Ware. Dry Goods and Clothing "ftvt Dent’ on thf R. MUDGE. Aocnox Birxs printed on abort notico at this Office. �AOKXT8 WAMTKD! A ftiOM PHN» M* . ■uweiuii ATTENTION! PICTORIAL miles without FAMILY BIBLE, That to buy Goods Good Bargains in TS^ SOVTK ~ A FAMILY REOURU, KEW Foil ARD FAMILY /.EBt'H. BOSTON PS^r, „ „w >WRKPAX T’0BJ£ mn| You must visit tho WITH OVBB . 1000 50,000 REFERENCES, the ricTomai,family contain* A utorehra* »f iufcrmstion only reach the mind through tbe eye. nation* carry one hark ,n iu. Ia>: Oilme. , illustrations, Cun be] bad by Celling at non '» N«» York, 3S5 mile,, BnflUotoN,, York, 423 mile. ^5* Yon 448 I?S‘41Tk * N«» York, 460 milm, Cleveland to v7_i_ . EXTBXIW TfXS bible «h." hr (Hua ..... . Anwqmnee. t.retuteee, Deeate. Ririe lancet* f1!??' InacriptionaTTd Incident* referred to throughout the Sacred Text Thee attract th. ____ Office in Hastings. H's Offer the following Tax Titles *^”800 miles without chango of Machen SEINER <f- DECKER, »Rh^«taVLilwrt,Ofonjiir1"’ew Bl CM, u> D. R. COOK & CO’S lonum Solo Proprietor of ’fl lm.„uj Battle Creek. Edition. Must Suitable for the Family, Hxcbang. .nd liichig,Slr«" bjXw'rSrt Large Stock an. hA- ® Moat Valuable lor the Student, XJost Instructive for the Teach or. Most Appropriate fur the Child, Most Useful for the Minuter. Most Interesting for the farmer Most Elegant for the Parlor, Most Profitable for the Shady. SFFF.PA-W.TyS of LANDS COMPOUND .WAHOO BITTERS, Situated ia tho various Townships uf ■•€ a WhUker ,«<r rtimalatia* heva<*<.. bat • MurnxK within tbe r*<chuFair. Barry County—one of the best PHoc, only lB N,,r York 5.SO P. M Com t*v «fibb™i‘2,<Or C*K,Pep»t®«». Albany, «d Just Received, THE PICTORIAL FAMILY B1IILB, X^^aiTlMd*6!’” ,r* •‘“whodal Clifl^ ia addition to to* feature, already alluded to voutain* tbe Apocrypha, (.boeordania, Paalm* tn* —a .l- .j______ _ . YoriT^ runumg through to New U.Bk.rk from Union Historical and Explanatory Matter, etubodytnt the labor* ot many of the most eminent Bibicu 'cholore. Jt ill p/inled M th, ttoe.t oaleudrr^ Michigan, Thia articleb«a bwn thoroughly tented and found a auro and apeady cure tor the following complaint*. AS8(YRLA. SKjtrxet j- pgerrn. THE CBLEBBATEU Farrier’s Improved! URANITE STATE Sour Stom­ ach, Costivenc*', Nervout and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Coru.Sh.eUer! FDH SALE AT w. T. EASTMAN’S) Xe. MAPLE GROVE. Vt I gence of/ibe country. o£,„,V., vunvrai aatlwav S.nter. far Harn.burg it* with Murniag “P»*«e Tram of New Jcraer Railroad for PblC adelphia. Baltimore and Wi " “bmgton ; and al York with Mw ,2. 'jth Morning Exam* trains for ... v__i — mu HoatonauJ New Eugland to thia train at pussteu Bridge.) MQkMl chanve. !heA«t Hornell.- arrive, ip Rew Fork at ».l P. M. ttomtecia at Elmira for WHIiaeiSMrt, liarnuburg and tbe , South; at Owego for Ithaca; at Hingbamton for Cnaperstowe. Albany tad the celebratedaumnier resort KharoaSpriug*; at tjpvycourl lor New ! .«l __ i v__ v___ i. i._ _ i •We are aleo the Publiatrere of POTTER'S STANDARD EDITIONS of F.mily, Pulpit- imi.h t'hflon 1.30 P. )1 . Su.pen.iuo Bridge at ).S3 I 1. If . fl..* I. ... -> I . I • If —— .J ......I • .. • . Ua.Xnfn’ W 13 • STANDARD HOU.-E" DkKOS. NOTABX PUB1.U', -»nd- AnsTB.cre or Titl» AND IN THE WOULD Jkl accumina eu thi* Rail war. failway Company La* opened a.I beir Jettey City Depot to the rw York, thuvenablmx Pease 0upper portion of the city with- TESTAMENT JOHX E- POTTER # CO., PHILADELPHIA. THE ABOVE CUT Erie Railway Uoftl.e tnual picturesque and beau- I liftiicharacter. Admirer* of Nature • beautie*. in a daylight journey over the Line, will had in n* ever changing land*e*p«r aubject* of continu al admiration and internet. Family Sewing Machine BOUTS 111 SUB, Of Home Manufacture, ral whatever. Much Mrioue ■iektw*. and ■uffertng la prevent­ ed by their timely a a* a.... minx!. be *afwhkli and »iuggi»h are cteaaaed by ayer’e rUU. and ► umulatrd Into action. Thu* Inripirvit dteaa* la changml into health, the value of which cbanyr when reckoned on the va*t nralffttiitM who enjoj it. can hardly be computed. Their angar coatm* make* them jileaaant to take, and preaervea tbeii virtue* unimpaired for any Irogtli of time. *c that they are ever froth, and perfectly reliable Although eearrblng, they are mild, and opcratr without disturbance to Utacoartttnlion, or diet, qi oTuixtlon. Full direction* are glrcn on the wrapper t< each box, bow to u*e theta a* a Family Pby«ir and for the folkrthng complaint*, which liM»< FUU rapidly cure:— a-— --- ----- - B.^a,_al— W NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, A. WOOLEY This is the Lad itho drove the, doves to market, a nd the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s out baaUng. It will fiwten ev«ry *«•»* .ecurrly. It will Card, Braid, QbH<- Bind Gad«r llemsutcb, Ruffle, Tuck, aud Fringe neatly and du rahly. We warrant it to »e< every Hung needed in a taKUiy, from the heaviest to the lightest fabric. In Tailoring or Dree»making THIS MACHINE HAS HO EQUAL. PlnaM call and examine lb. Machin, aad >U work. You cannot afford io but. * ehine until rou have »een tbe FLORENCE wiw .its late improvement*. ..4 ..iMmom at n|. - x 11 w -. < IRVING. I -tmeVofaeV j-.™—, they should be taken In targe and frequent dote* to produce tho effect of a dra»Uc purge. For Bwwarwaaiww. a lanro douc should bo taken, a. it produce, the drrired effect by iym- PRAIRIEVILLE. ’’ A?i IMener Pin. take one or two JNH* to promote diseroon and relieve tho .tomach. An occn»ional do*c stimulate* the stomach and bowel*, revtore* the appetite, sad tarigoretaa the M»tMfc Hence It 1. oiten ailranlaKvvu* where f 5' rule maka* him Owl decidedly turtler, toim tbe ir <-U-*n»ing and renovatlng effect on the dlgesUre apparatu.rnrr*BEi> nr <. run BALE BT ALL DKVUO18TS EYEBTWHEKE fn«| OiitVtfiwU B..wXof.wX l»»UofueV .rrn pt ot^&Jrc j *6 S9 ST " 3o ORANGEVILLE. 8 nptofw Wofa.X •*-* 4 l/nirr l.' V* ni J, HjuwKofn.K SV a 5 H ■' it! Oi « « ,1 s!“ !.* ?r“. Proprietors, are Go then.* lor yuttr HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. ITA.LIA.N AMERICAN RUTLAND. aide. Mack and Lotna. they aliouM be■ eonllnuonnly taken, a* roquircthto change the dUcaaed a<-uon of the »y«tem. With «uch change tho»o prepared to furni.b MONUMENTS. little noise tn ttaoperauor. .__ . . . It will make any width of them deaired with­ 1‘. >n e fre of n e |, . <«|nKor*i«K it w 11 A ! Il A ! HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! BLACK A FULLER, HOPE. aciM-, J»*4lce< or Crevn Nickarea. Blllaae Catte Mil IMItawa r*ee>n,lbey *hould In- Judiclouily taken fur cadi cur, to eorrrci the Uneated arUon or remove the obetruetton* which cbum iu r For n.raeatere or Otarrbora, but one tn(lddo«ri«Km>-™i>y rrrinired. Mai. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY ! Always in Order aad Ready for Wort BARRY. 1 SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. CARLTON. w 10 lv Id nch. and restore it* healthy tone and action. Go to the "West of Bank. the highrut market price Jor aU kind* of Country Produce. HA8TING8. For tbe relief and tbe blood WHEELER <k DOWNING We are eonetantlv receiving addition* l«> our alrvadr LARGE STOCK UF GOODS and are Belling al bottom figure*. y Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For the Little Red Shop! IPe pay VM U1« X of ■ ' X •‘* >»]• X of V«f.wl<Wl IlUitiMt, Mick. ' c^-ASX FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE 1UL WAT, Which can be obtained at the principal Ticket Office* in the Weal and K„ri»..Wr.t. Wit. K. BARR. L- I>. RUCKER. Owl Sep't. DEAIKRS In Drv Goode, Groccriea, Uoota and j • KbOM, Vlotlii'ng. Hat. aud Cap*. Ac.. Ac. | B.UTIMORE. / For Sole by At'KLEY & SLADE, Hmtiugn, Mich. ■•'“I’lv B^y County tamljKl appllttitlun, ul my office in the Court House. ,, ivtvrr r "• BEST AND CHEAPEST BIUl.K 90 JO 31 H. JEWELL. and durability uf binding. ■<t ou .ppiknlio JOHNSTOWN. Price, enlu.”4) Cents a Bottle. C. N. SHJ-uPAUD. fiEHEAAL COHVEIAHCER ] bjp.l Dunkirk UNm P. N„- (liflon, 10.00 P. ’ 'i Jh-T^SS? «' M..Huej»aan»etfBri.'ge ;mjip. Buffalo at • liw IDO acre* •( 4 wlOOacreaofn wXJH LIME, WATER LIME. LUMBER, UTU, asfi SHINGLES RBO‘rrBK OF dSCinSri KXPkKl,. d.ll,. <S«.d... W00DLANT». : Jv Land and Calcined Plaster, “.'TiirtuW. m..- IS1rL,^'u“a This plan 1* quite popultr and profitable tncitie. and large towue. We hare aa edition uf tbe book, aupcrbfy bontri, wrtli maative panelfad •dee, which ha* been every where received with marked favor. Subscription! for the Pictorial '.tibia, iu thu atylr aud >□ tin* wav, can be obtained to an almo«t unlimited extent, a* there ia no outlay'<*4 maavi that Ute Bible leader can OMke. • >ich will yield him «e neb a return. e W of u e X ueXornStf (*s ufn wM August 10. 1871. Agents on the Instalment Plan X «!■ •« CASTLETON. MW Warehouse en Broadway. EXetKIBACED AVEMT« .r K••M »K' in Children, Fllett, BIUoiu CompUlnte, Low of Appetite, Erup­ tion of Uheiikin. Fimplee on the JU—d; aloo the beet Diuretic in for Kidneg CbmplainU, O'eak Baek, Polu iu the Intent. Lumbaffo, Grarri, Hhnunntitni, •smoS.insscBimoa. iscnev. *!a w V of a w V M oxafeiretox Wk Of nW K JaNHerkVyJrMf/resfdoM, lw!4 <-’"«cbe» are attached to thia tram ai ■* Counties in the State of &O Cent* u Mtle. «•« P. M-fClMne-jTuro^ MARBLE As cheap a* «»y »bop in th* State, N. B. We will attend to tho removal of and re-dre«*ing old tiooM. <itg Jininiigall CHOICE L.E. STAI’FFER. GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES. Shop near the Boaton Cash Store Creek Srcet. Oysters and JiyerMhmenbs. * Vnfn wj^ i nefreM ' l»«of»«rk THORN APPLE.J on hand at all hours. 25yl H. A. BUBBLE SELECT SCHOOL. foci nn th* <Ut of September, al the ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, Preparatory for Teacher*, and thmewlta feet inUrsated to pul to a jtood uae tfor advantages they desire from such a source, conatanlly adding tberotoDrerv Blade al expecting to attend abould be prwttl on that day. Young men or women pro­ paring ter teaching, or w&ter school, will find the Mnddiee so arraogud as e*peci*J1y to meet Grnnt A I’ll illip*’ Htore. • Rofn wM neXofn«X A fine stuck Jest Otexku COME A.TVY> !- for warm meals at all hours, Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. YANKEE SPRINGS. GROCERIES i® B-’K I Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. Wo will cheerfully give all information desired. X>. B. COOK Ac, CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEY B Pure Wines and Liquors! FOB MKDICIRAL FURPMKM. OffMiCt P. 0. fuvaaatinn, addrea*. MVRR18 K.-JMUTU, Aaayria. Ussllags, Bid �Ths “Pitiful Story" Humbug. life Re|»d»Lici\|< Detrol The New York Journal of PJILY TURING TBE TRIAL. W. H. IWLMR8, - ~ Call 0 ~ ~ FahHrfH^ for millinery stales. . goods of are ever represented as fighting alone a a House. terrible battle with want, dinging to their virtue until hunger. »he agaunt at the door, baa rendered them desperate, and yiddlng to their sad fate only when utter misery and destitution leftthem no MICHIGAN trirtML N. R. Grand. River Valley Division *.x arTt.T ifayi. liter, they id accomp| their BTAT10M. I NAIL. agro&sw'? An Every-day Story. LiTraJune. iiaStfF»t ■ ‘‘Hello John, where areyoi^Joing?” . “1 was going do.wn here tobtiy. some grocers.” ' “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mfne?’ "Dowu-Jb Align IT TThtf ; never bo’t any oT’hfm,’' ‘T aIwiyi''g!JrtKere to buy long ago 1 bo’t a whole 00 of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, tbibe. ’JO per Cent.'cbeiaper than I could buy any where else. Beside* ho wakj iT. The crockery He keeps is tbe'Boot’s celebrated Ware;” ■, • 'r ' “Well, ! altrays do so on groceries, Lkpow vja.eano.Beside*,d»e,takes CCOM. gnad^jtsp.dp.13 0,r M. « 80 * mI Cal«d»U« Vermontville <*omo "Dnues ‘‘brides 01 of iue the come ii 0 111 8? Charlotte Eaton Rapid* r» I ».<•■ .t MvALLEN, Washington Black. -Aug. 18,1*71. -r'Tret' p‘. tn ■■ ■■ Do not chdnr to have the only Mold; tngMarhine la “——county, ---- — but“the/ ■elaBany that ,Wilf wiif .stick sUck onyandFail any end all onUMChiMfoa MiohWBaUk.sbGr.R.i'**™ one »> that Tralaao---------Grand RapiL for Muk««oa aid Whit* .kludd 01 .Moldings lh*^ needed. tHah«*ra &sUmb al TOCO 1 buxm. >' They a,PO h*V€on hand a large number r*E*rra-*trooo» B>. DetroitRxjire-at of doors, saib, blinds, moldings.' window framea, 4iC., tbit figures for cavb. 1 I• Local hbjijies Notice?. . ’ .”i———111—. ............ i . Go to Commins &‘Brown for •■Paints, j Oils, Varnishes, etc^ ‘ ’* ’ ‘ . At we are unable to fumithback num­ ber* from the eoninencemcnt ofi the iuiu of. ' ourDaify, tfeicill take lubecripttent far, Twettiu-firr Cmf, ~,A- SZ^.d A." What scab been done can be done Ocenly-Jice^Ccnlgper 9eck. Send tn your namee Immediettely and Commence now. again.—There is hope for every young man who so ardently desires to succeed. Look over the Grand Rapids Bubiness'CoLLJpEyqURNal and notice the universal ad^ccM of their students. New goods has Just arrived at /• . ■ t R. Mudge's. LOCAfTEVENTST ANOTHER RAILROAD. LOST. This morning a paper parcel, contents, two yards Brown Einprss Cloth and two papers of phis. A Reward will be paid to any one leaving the above ’parcel at Goodyear A Striker's Hardware Store. needle, and utovm®, — , day by day and far into the watches of tbe night for the “ere«tpiU*Dce-eatfcvly enough, when it comes without inter­ ruption, to keep soul and body together ; and when it fails through a few day » sicknees, or a lost connection, leaving th«m wholly without resources to the msrdlesa Uses of an unpftying world. The editor goes on <«> .*■*•* that no young woman in good health, skilled In any womanly accomplishment, need fall o* renjlinehdlvecmptoytnentorbe driven from this cause to surrender that which should be os precious to her sa life—adding: , Girls who can do even plain sewing are wanted by respectable employers all the year round, and when dne is once proved, the demand for her time is »o greattbat hertwtUMUursJosllc each other in thsir-eflbrta to sedure her services. Those who can fit dreasee. or even take old ones aud rejuvenate them, ean go (Mil nearly every day in the year into a family at from one and a half to two dollars a day. : and three good meals thrown in with the price, returning every night If they choose to their own Clover Hullers! SUPER10B’ ^SHERRY AND STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL Kal^jnnzoo and A.nn Arbor . .• .,!lf BALL{ GALE AND KAMAMA^QQ,. . . .. • • SAWING MACHINES, ... < , . ■>! tilll-.ot BrO.' HARROWS, -< . and the largest stpcjc of days since, even in midsummer, tried to hire a girl to do plain sewing at one dollar a day, her meals to be taken in AGRICULTtTKAFL m fc.n half a dozen recommended to her before she could find and -•--------•••*- one- -disengaged, ----then securedher«for only • part^of the naed^tiirie,'b«eatee*he had M?‘toanv other calls. A smart younggill, who !■ only skilled In plain sewing upon llneu and muslin undergarments, goes out with or without her sewing machine at two dollars a day, and a friend at our elbow has been waiting for several Weeks lb adctiteu turn at he*Service. The fault is, saya tbe Journal, In concluafon: . ■ The love bf dress and ornaments; a hankering after a life of ease and pleas­ ured a leoscuesi of moral Moue, leading gtortv ft*t*fon«tJleb*niej>5tBeAjwn ; ward j»ath; demoralizing books and tiajx?™, fostering unchaste thought • Idle hours and empty beads, and a cheek where a modest blush Is a strange; three —and nnt the lonely. garret, the worn, weary fingers. *nd thodefekt after years of resolute struggling with adversity— arc ‘ the' true pretax* of ‘‘The Pitiful Story." ,,,,■* . . ' Books and Book Maken. /Mtrfere Ihilarf Aare tubteribed in tbit City already,for the north' u .. . . r. f ..j __ j , . ■ Mr. dtuikm »* out of danger from Ins and eouth rund, and more.* expected h»kllaU$i|l new.' । added todbit noble liet. Call'^ther meet-1 . * . I t^xrxeroopr^OrT^lih,n^^^h““ , WHiEEIu GULTIViA-TORS, MACKINKRY , County,—for sale by . E. P. BURRALL. jn john Wriwrtt’* Hudtrare Stori, Browg-lTJew Block. J. w. & C. G. B1NTLBY, !SueCt»«ot» to Dletry MANUFACTURERS OF SA.SH, DOORF, BLINDH, MOLD1NGF, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. BroaiZny, neetr ricor. ewell.the eubecriptiotu to tn ajnowt that will' .... . , , , Attention ! AF I have a yoke of cattle and a single nnnr* T^°JB horse for sale. Will sell on time lor DOUBT. All honor to the men echo are and, u back again at Washington. good jiapor. IL J. Giuxt. auittiny flat imporlanj rnterprite. ; An Austrian complete edition I Aug. 30, 187l.'t ■ SchiUe®, of good paper and print, t, is an-, Times HtoIv.. j nounced at i!u cents. “Oxe. stormy night in winter when • George Sand’s new novel, now ap- J Another Kailroad. the winds were blowing cold,” I bought pearing ns a serial in the Revue det Deux i Lecture to-night— . me a pair of boot* and rubbers at Maus’. j Mondeo, is;eutitled “ Fruncia.” . Got! to-day, 112 8-L Earl Russell will soon publish an cs-1 The days of grace on account* due j say, reviewing tho foreign policy of I On Woman's Work. the late firm of Dickey A Bently, are England during the last three hundred Locals are scarce to-day. pretty nearly out. Those interested yeats. .' < ; . . ■ | will do well to take notice, dtosepl Weather warmer to d *y. _ ) Irlp; seventeen j editions' 7^000 I। » about about: Tt^OOO Our daily is three weeks old to-day.' Another railroad will not effect the ______w copies of tho'toveril " Village ullage Tales" Toles'1 of I 8<J. Smith litawll coming. Frid«, fl<'«J<>l'l Auertach. tbe Gormn. inlborl low jirices at Maus’. . ----- _______ J I has been published. evening, at Union Hall. Wasted. Wanted. o , l"*1. " ।, »»»w vuuvwuuiuu Tho educational nuiuocr number 01 of Air. Mr. i>eyLeyEvery one having unsettled accounts Old Settlors meeting Saturday. We । poldt’s Lilertry Reriew will soon be ready, to call and settle the same by September will talk aboutiit to-moBror. ‘-i-----eighty :_u*----------J ' is- a—mon - ­ 1 ’It*— contains pages,—and 1st. for I must have my pay. •• ' ument of haru and thorough work. 10wl Mahon Allen. ' If e are every day. solicited to furnisi^ Tlotcs of Teeth Mrs. Helen Hunt has loft her HartBarlow takes hi* seat as principal. . —------ re » re *---- -— f°rd home ta sjiend her vacation at for less than our usual price, hacked unih the coinplaint Dox’t you know where to get your GrAdtng hbl Grading hkl couimoncoff coihmoncaff ron Broad- Bethlehem, N. II., the scenery of which of parties ichp say they are unahlr'tp'nay BO itf,uch. boots and shoes ? I do — at J. Maus’. way, on the ftHl oppqrite-AMn Bailey’s she hAM ofteft had'oecasiurf to .speUk uf ACow to give-all a chance to havb\ ith who heed and — l>—— • 1 in terms of prafooIn her articles. residonce. ' ’ . should have them, w.e willfrom. j I defy, for a few Cancer can be Cured. weeks, drop.thepriec almost onc-A Eighty thousand copies of tho first 1 Wo\wiltnow niahe Snuff takers show tlieir appreciation L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer 01 the' article tliey love sb milfch by pinch­ number of tho household edition of full and Complete sets for$2\.‘. igle Plates. Upper Charles Dicken’s “ Oliver Twist,” with or Under fid..,. .... mixture is warranted to euro ali cases ing if. . . ten illustrations, were, sold iu London. of cancer and scrofula in every form. Tho Spectator, in a favorable criticism Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Adr 11 is staled that during tho post year on Mr. Warner’s “ Summir in a Gar­ dress L. N. Mixer,. a new church has been comjJctod every den,” expresses tho opinion thatin works Hastings, Mlob. /three working hours for every day in the of quiet humor, iw well as tho wildly Office over Grant f Phillips’ Store, Hastings, JUic}i. extravagant the Americans excell. * his gnx^ea, groceries, , 7 ■ 7i , . Mavs is bound to sell ura Qr woo<leB . . . . . .• . b "• I- • Iron or wooden pipes ore ihe only and boots and shoes if he don t make a thHt AonW beSised zzzzi for . water to DIED. cent j run through or stand in, which is to be MICHAEL—In thiicity, oa Biradsy.Sept. 3d, of •i used lor drinking purposes. . cousMdre chill*. Emma M v. yoatweX d*aKht» 11 cent sugar at Busell's. H. A.'GmkIvmt ' tf»nTSlriker. John and Mary Jan® Michael, trod two yean . - ----- ..res » — ----of Jobs.nd:MiryJan®} Rubber mope at BuecU's. ;t{ juSimdal-wood. was. formerly obtained on*a>reih tad tw^akyt. I in large quantities from the Fejee Islands Peaches fresh and nice at BnseU's. NEW PLAN. Best Fherry wine, bitters for dyspep­ I by the East India Compopy ; now, the CASH POLICIES. . precious wdod is very scatco in that di­ sia, at Bubell’b. rection. ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SfD[X0 4*r , /-• > WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. .ILL OUR WORK W^RRcKYTED STEWART & STEINHOFF- N O USE Goodyear & Striker M. W. RIKER. mm! WOW The Town Talk R. D Munson, of Vermont, has inven­ UW.M7 34 Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ ted a clock, which is more ingenious, mmi » 3BJZI3 gars jp*t rereived apd for sale at the more complicated, and decidedly more 3400000 00 serviceable than tho Strasburg time­ City News Depot. piece ; the wood work is covered with som^htaf new, id«i> Uut*lhn»nt scroll work and national designs; in the Tax Laboest Stock of School Books ball of the pendulum there is a minute NEW PLAN. CASH POLICIES. in tho City nt the City News Depot. time-piece, which keeps accurate time and plays an air at tho end of each hour, Best cheese in the city at Buscll's. it is so constructed as to piny sacred m u sic on Bunday,'and patriotic airs on na­ A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the tional holidays. , J; > , , ,, City News Depot . fAxohiks C«cet Episode.—On tbe ad­ For Photographs and Pictures, of all journment of Court for dinner on Sat*, kinds, call oh J. F. Minkler. ’ urday, Nre Field approached the RevNEAR THE BANK. . ,: Tpwxj. TxW‘ K.'C. B. a^4 E. B Mri Fiat, wffio- . was seated, beside the Ike best stook of Meat always on hand. - HbII, ih~ »l *. bwfjwi..r (Sp^ ’ ’ ‘ lvnndesaid to C*ll .nd O« your Ste«k, ItoMU, ■ " , t .^Tpft^pnore yr any tiling you want. in.the Poet Office. "l™ ’ ■ ■’ *ru 3 ip. the market at Post than a thousand dollars for telling those UTH. Cheapest fruit Jar nt Btnell’s. lies?' Is it not about time tbatj i^e. Re­ spondent and wltnosfe^ in ftfi case The place tbbuy your 'boots' and sIumm W.12X812C {Dealers in Ctilltit JOHN WOLF’S CEN1BAI. Meat . Market is at LuEXfJT’TItWJIlHLL FURNITURE OF EVERY UMPDFIXTimU "UUUliLrilUW. Cfc®«l*r better th.n *.r , either «t 20*8-j'A*'Mis Of IT OK BOb-IOl " Runyan'*. insane woman ? • Custom -work mk#e on shortJnotice, in iobdJtyTe etU-riS'Mtbfe price* ' oh}1 bachqj,,out old Ladies’ fl ne shoes of’fhe latest*styles they tire -useless Ks1 Weed-, they should at Runyan’s. be served in the same manner—choked. . First Mich. Mjle. W.™ B..r. ' l. e. sum ;W.iUA< AGENTS IfPR THE Detroit Stoves, • ■ -■ Lobe ■SHAJWi.tUF.' Superior Iron. THE REST IN TRE WPRLI>. a .. ........ mtmi Mitt, Iron. Nailg, Glass, .UKUtOt ’.■. I Kt nuu, I, TOHN W0LF --‘‘'A Ahn tlte " •- •• •' WOODLAND PARLORS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-05.pdf a61b327fbeb9cbd9121113eb430f0c1c PDF Text Text ®l)e tjfl6tin9s banner. DAILY .EDITION. VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH., TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 5, 1871. NO. the door. The door raa partly up«>u epeu wu«i when mbe returned. Tbie tta moot the Pipers left till Vanderpool came I basement under it and the floor wa* was in the door. The door wa* poruy vil--------- tat way tray of of coming in from uo»u feet above ride- and I *aul — Mimelhiug it* bring d back. The Monday wo were in the raised, probably six feci uvGVv the the- sdc■——a - about i convenient w.u. 1 did not go to obureb that day. ... .. T I - rarallra.1 bank, after the disappearance, I noticed I walk and there was a platform there, I i open. »/_. My ..attention --was called tlie WCVt next (..TUH town, I fllfl IlOt C%> t<> ChUtCl! llUll UUJ • . Mr. and M»< Piner . ere al our tauje was sitting on that platform when they I day to the door being open. totters lying on the floor and I noticed w-" «« nlnHmro when thev . duv to the door being open. Mr. a Twentieth Diy’i Proceeding!. .miuatan Dy Mr. Mr Lothrop. Loturop. 11 nleo Ital day vlMtiug. We tad bnykround, the corner from over the ' ^.Crofs-cx ami nation by . one addressed to Herbert Field and also came c from tta a rat rad p^l, frat about 9 o’doek and after I was not talking with them at all, j was coming f-—. — r"" .****» j a little aachel lay there open, which had hill. 1 I di I not notice my husband went down to the hank Moaxixa session. up the street home. I dil not notice ! letters in it I also saw some blankets bad 1hail no conversation with them, they on any ^other door open. I don’t know finish settling up with IiebL Hu had I on tho floor aud think there wero some ’went across the street to a cigar store. .rtafber the door door of ortho .he. .hopwas «. : on a grey buiv “hX^d. the shoe ------ wrad paintings of Field’s which stood in the ;It was after I saw them that 1 saw this open, nor±e did I notin. whether enop the drug ! color Boomed to ta on the "; September, 5th, 1871. man come out of tho bank door, proba­ hnd worg worn Miss Lottie Scribner’* testimony con­ corner. Know Ingram, Secor, and Con- ibly half or three-quarters of an hour af­ etore wu open. I didn't notice nny door >u worn off rn pUo~ Ho had particularly. 1 did not state in Connerconvor-1 bra ms panw iu his «.» boots -------'T’”5 tinued: Mr. Vanderpool had arranged over by sight and remember that they porticulerlr I prat. in end tray, ter. I do not kuow who were on the ration with Mr. Braith, flint holt of the .rained with tho leather raound tta bet­ _ -iL ■*»_ C_ia. dl.„» hull of thn ' adninMl W to go with me to the boat with Mr. and called at Vanderpool’s huuso on the day after the arrest. I do not remember steps at the time, there were two or Mis* Piper, but he did not go, a* he , tom. , wr* was open. ‘ throe parties there but they were all door went for medicine, having been urged distinctly whether they were all there stangers to mo, don’t know whether they Re-direct.—I did not say in that con- i. Just a moment Wore Mr. and Miss halt open. came in from - church by Jill of ns. We thought ho could get together. venation that the door was was half open. Piper Piper were resident* of this city or not ; I was ---— ------Que*.—Did you state to them that back in time. 1 was present when the reou after you returned from Canfield’s looking toward* tho bank, sitting facing I said when I saw Pipi’ra started for the boat, and when Phibbs let’s go m hill, Vanderpool went out and Mr Piper that way. 1 saw a man come out, os if “ .ram],.," ho ..id, "it would ta . good -^X'nS oo^gunuraral in Vandeqtool started for medicine. He camo in about 9 o’clock and waited till j•io lock tho door and then go .away, di- i — had only stepped oat of the house when I tho boat whistled ? ' ugonally across tha street; hi* clothe® idea. Mr.’ Hughe, tta. ratad ttat the do- I ^T.X"id wtaVta°“let ta^ they started. I remember this from the were dark, I did not see lum again. 1 ■**Ans.—No, I did not. fact that Mr. Piper came in immediately pantw, which l>elongod te ;;jwJ\riod\o rail Mr. Vatari«a Sc^l-Jh-e geuU«»eu were had never been in there but that once josition of Mr. Hall bo read, when Air. ; browu jr Wo spoke about the ponte, I...V »n..r I boil mltod him 1 tuSed “V,™1 “J ‘Vj। and never went in again. It wa* about Church asked the Stenographer i* be j^|r back. After I bad called him 1 turned ‘; Mr. Russell, Mr. Briggs and, 25 or 30 rods from where I sat to tho saw Mr. Hall give bis testimony and if: H® cams in at tho kitchen door an and looked at the clock and it was a lit- ' house. Mr. Bullis and others had alio beenI building. I did not see any body else , , i, there wore no person* present but me, tie more than half past nine. The Pi­ *- bufin a moment the come out of the building, or enter either he was drunk. )t I। 'there, in addition to tho others. pers started as soon as they could get Tlio Stenographer stated that it wa* । pi CAm.. bomo from church and my i Thomas Wheeler being sworn, said :: the building or the street My atten­ ready. I do not kuow the time the! tion was not particularly called to tins his opinion that he was drunk. i husband stepped to the dinning room (Examined by Mr. Cheever.) steamer left, for I lid not look at the Mr. Hughes said that he conceded j do(jr and to Mr. Piper while he j 1 reside at Muskegon, aud have been man’s coming out of that building, can­ clock, give any reason whyit Iwlr noticed it •| that ho wra drunk, but bo tad tapt him 1| y.t. .tad, on xt —gu pants, and I noticed vJoek, but but should should think think it it was was a j half M an an j ^uainted with George Vanderpool for not XiEILlX ’XX! th™ T —^ll.u.4 U won lift.'1‘ I hour before the boat started. Weosuld .. ., . to. > enort ro. conceal thi* from Piper- . tta ’ oOTtrreuta horn ttat I first shut up for »»c ti Be to got | ’’ ’ ’ a.miXrSS see the loot leave from the house. Mr. ’some time and know his general repute- ]. 11 hoard ..... i nuu. uV - ---------------- -- - D - , . requested1Mr. Piper to help mm tion for honesty, integrity and humanity ' heara rue occurreu-x» ____ ilm Vatfderpool returned at five minutes to mentioned the circumstances to Finer. Piper. I> out „r of hiln l.r.fnTO before *he wa* sworn, “" Q batli-tub into the wash room, to be good. eleven, aud I know this because I loekr I remembered it after Mr. Field was b(j always hod a suspicion n* to . dhfld these pants on at the time.— Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston. b< whilkj H<> changod W. clothra at the Um«' ol ed at tho clock. I noticed nothing un­ ; Became acquainted with him soon af- taraing and prarad tta rtraark Ural 1 usual in his appearance. He bad acme i ter ho came, and. while in tho service of notirad. man ooramg out uf Ural build„;d wall wad bi. tali- | raking too bath aud put on black elolta. X£houl. I did tta houra-work mymedicine with him, some pill* in a little jj Smith ft Odell before be went to the iug ttat day. 1 raid, ttat Ito. wra tta , Mr. Cburah raid, wau, r«u XS"i-n ho wa. *taking the bath bath ,, “n otinnr tho lx>x and rarara he wok the medicine in some |, war not .ay I was acquainted bank 1 saw, I might not have seen him mony and sec if-it reads eooer. apple inple sauce, sauce, 1I was was present present at at the the. time. time. 1 jean not kuow whnl come out of any other, there were no Hitchcock then read os follows : our company wore m the front part cl • ' the house somewhere. W e had our He He took too^ the medicine^ medicine in the the kitchen. ( £ testified in regard to thia in Kalama- door, on toiafldr. to,, tank budding Whikyte » « Ubtoiit I wm Coding u. soo. Do not ____________ know of my ___________ own knowl- know ta Zo°ratr*o^“tank.'ta to. .mtadtaMj. Hugbra^ ta^ dinner between three and four o clock. After taking his bath my husband came itadtarpurt of the Umv, *“« F*rt “' । wllCn he wont i«to tfie W»r ur "tan out and got me some water, and.then the tin.o w«. in tta .itling Toomv. . „ ----------- nut i .he returned. He------was...in»Reyenwu, Hill went into the parlor and was there till Uuc..—Wbnt dll Vandinpool «M «« I & Co's, employ after he came back from Mv statement was that 1 saw a ;»th day of September, at yauey s to his whtTMtauls during hi. nhwuev । war and wa^vitL wa-Swith them ibcct about t"'two years iug. IX,lie out of ttat building; f told non. T wa. m too wood, .t Ctoybrak. dinner was ready, except as I calk'd him funding ; i «»« nets. » "•o ’ , to assist me, and during this time I no­ when ho reutmod. I I judge of his reputation from 1 man -----I1 think. judge hi* ticed nothing unusual in his^conduct or ■fibjootiun .unde hr Mr. Egglwton.and the position ho occupied and from see- Piper that I saw u man _ _______________ door, II ”msan ing him in polite society and lathe com- that >*" the appearance. , ij;:e.tfe> withdrawn. After I did up the housework wo CUUBU irara. rar ——--- ---- -­ Have taea in the bank often and no­ pany of reputable persons. Did not went out on the front pinua below, ana subscribe to tho Vanderpool fund. I because I had a conversation wun ticed the aanwt It waa '«rv much sat there a little while, dunng ghwh Mr. Cheever then asked Me. Hughes. worn and of coarse material. WWk' 1 I 1time the gentlemen were smoking, men was there something, was said about whether he wo«M admit tho testi­ There has been a building put in tines 1 returned from church. I also Mr. Piper went into the, house and lax « niter paid any particular • it from tho fact tha* before leavmgbomo . getting a new carpet for the bank. mony of Mr. R- W. Taylor Xta" to taTX b-iUtltSI -> “«*• * '“k “ X' Xr down on the lounge again, aud the rest Ques Twns'th^re^'wn given at me the jumBi™ Manistee trial,M «»—,-» iprinted in of us went up stairs and out on the up­ were on that ride. I did not notice any ! Just after I saw Ii®W, I a* nng tt, and what wa. the n P pumphlat, or whether it atauld ta per balcony and were there a httl iwrMin* passing on th® sidewalk that af- I ihUo’s and it wa® iu.. one o ctock. while, during whirh time Mr. uccor Olijaetod to by Mr. Eggtafi- wb.rh . 1^ y • testified to by perrons who board it ? terooon I wa* looking toward, the m»*-cxamined by Gen. Cuteheon.. I t,asred and spoke to Mr. V. about mm was « n med aud exception, noted. "^,'toeUdtt wm MW in Mr’ Ch”rt* ’’"''’“T"1 “i bank, on 1 the tint thing I *aw was the | nm lambennan and return from tno pictures ho had hod taken of the house. al»out wv Wjang to make the car]>et , R t tho Attorneys on the other nde do man „„ at the door with his back toward wood. <?rery fortnight. 1 com" home When we came down stairs we were 1 saw him first with hi* back to- Saturday*. I wa* t0 i walking about the garden looking attne - • 1 ’ 'was there, — *'•■» ’ al,Out as thevy^leasod with it He did mo ,----while but T1 thought 3,0 aoL • aud he turned round and went (wda wben I saw Held. He wa* on fruit trees, when Miss Piper ptqpos more about it. While there 1 heard not j cull it a satiMactory or truthful re,uC> the sidewalk on Rivor street, I- nooded to go to Canfield’s hill, which we did— that a diuJutkm of the tina was con- port, by any means, but no more imper- ' j^^sreef.—I was looking that way v to me but no words wero paused. 1. wa* On our way we stopped at Mr. Cbno•••Miniated. Field had »ot decided 1 walking slowly, did noetic® unclothing. ver’s a moment to look at the garden— j feet, perhaps, than the memory of per- | whether he would remain at Manistee i ■ It rained about 2 o’clock and again at 4. When on the hill I thought I saw Mr. ! sons who hoard it would be, and ho i^-^^exominution : i It ram or go elsewhere: I remember the oeca-;, d were seven or eight persons near Field coming and said “there cemM or Mrs. no. Vanderpool - ■""•■1- •_ - ---------1 ■ w |. agreed to admit it «. the 1 rarauB.ion ion of arrest, itamost r perfect, •■ bnt he was the Field,” when my husband turned around prraent nt the nms end wo wore utlta w ol,raimsi. I «me ta bet J. and said “Where ?” . ^tinner* Mr. Secor —-- her. dinner table. Mrbecor c_ arrested Cheever then read from ♦l"’ ««•>• 1 did not notice anything unusual in Clues—State the conversation *' his appearance at that time, phlet as follows : . tween her and Secor at the time of the R W. Taylor being duly »wuni said 1 live in Muskegon, have resided there wben. the doer that leads out eud ho noddbd to me and I nodded back, . Court look the usual recess till 2 P-M arrest. Objw.tou.to.do by Mr. Egglatou rad .tat ta a£e. totaled in Mytagtoi i my iptation withdrawn. acquaintance ha* been no different than ’ Mrs. Vanderpool's testimony continu­ I lieurd the dirauing "f th« will any voung man who would lx* ed : WheJ wo arrived home from our talked of at too time the now rarptowra cleriringinnBtoJe. I had romo dealing walk to the hill, wo sat down on the .noken ot and thia conreaatoa took withhim occasionally. IRemember tho Mr Hughes then read th® testimony j alowly. Wlien I first saw him I was front piaztu and engaged in lively con­ place in the bank when *“'’"1“^ time that he moved trom Muskegon, my of WlUiamF.. Stato a. gi-fcr tta he versation. When it became quite dark Ld Field btuiMM »«• ” MilhmgM, drirnJ"”' 1 went in and got a light and we sat down dufense at the Kalauiaroo tnnl, wbica j passed. me x to help clean the bank. Mr 1 wg# was wituin uireo feet loci of in in the sitting room awhile, till I propos­ clcrkinc I beSeve. I ■" M«npool proiKiscd to dean the tank rafe taw in September lot. etooe on tta is as follows : i fhim. It was after I saw Field that I ed a.lunch whiph we had in the kitchen. ,-Uug to bo alone. "tan ««“ third of September end r"n“?H1(AT William di. Short re called by the de- :,saw the clock at the Saginaw House and rakj Xt he wanted to do hej»jdhe d.v«. I left Sunder eremng, the fifth. feare: My place of burinot* is adiom- ,saw it was one o’clock. When I met Boon after this I urged him to go for medicine, and when ho said lie wanted on the .learner Mrni.to... I know Mr. i nr the 1’ostoffic® in Manistee, there,]him I was going up and he coming down to accom]>aiiy his friends to the boat. wanted to w»h the down the cobwebs and wanted to gat a ISoer and bi. abler. I ™w 1J”>“ on . . i* in invariable regulation which re- ,the street I coat say that I saw Field I told him that it would be too Z’Xet.a.d Mid to ■»* boCt I bare »een Mr. Field. MW tarn quvvs the I’ostoffice to be kept opea .on Sunday two weeks previous when I, late to get it then, as I had been iuformh* would tret it whileHeld I xvtw there «• x on Saturday nttenwon allting in tho frosn 1 to 2 o’clock on Sunders. It is was home. On Sunday two weeks af­’ ed by Mr. VanPelt, the clerk of the ^dhelr^heit-if-™" tank-tta building dewritad hero in notopcu at any other hour on that day. ter this, I met Mr. Lacey at the Tyson ■ boat, that it would leave at ten o'clock. help clean the bank end it wm,ap~d the evidence, that wa. Saturday tho 4th Mr. Hughes .then asked to have the House. On two weeks after Sunday,i Jfr. Eggleston moved tc strike out the •hat ho should make the tank “>• dav of S.-i>temtar I reuwmom- aeeing depositions of Mr. George Ford and E. Sept. 5th, I left home for the camp about 10 o’clock and my wife and little> statemont of Mr. VonPolt in regard to h...d4U«rtor.tiUtagoiuuu..™-~ “h’a,fcJSt while tare at tbar une. B. Hall read, to which Mr. Church ob ­ girl accompanied ma about two miles on 1 when tho lioat would go to which Mr. When Vunderpocd returned that < , । !n ,h.. street on one or two oc -i....ri'i..|d. innuinns^f »e taw lum in ' k Umt jected an tha ground that there was not the way. Hughes objoctodjjxnd the court allowed After the reading of this testimonyF it to stuud for .tiro present e. a, he had ea..~ I defendant Buffieient showing, and the question wa* -y I tad been there tat one. tatnnlny alia UouK was concluded. Mrs. Helen V anderpool, Mr. Vanderpool had boon gone about dropped. ’ " ' oWXl taould -y. Mr., Mr. Samuel W. < kiell, being sworn wife of the Prisoner, was called to the half an hour when the boat started. tata tarn. U«' densx.1 cotoioK into the bouse w"‘--‘'n.rtartl'iporwM . said, (examined by Mr. Cheever.) I re­ stand, who, being duly sworn, and ex­ Thu Court here sustained the motioh piXr ot milk.au » !■« ^"imtoOtoTta.^.. IM"- side at Muakdtaii, and have uved there amined by Mr Hughes, testified as fol­ to strike out tho statement of Mr. Van­ for nearly 15 years. Have known Van­ Pelt, to which Mr. Hughes made an ex­ “ L Mr Field ..ft. mard, nut 11 know derpool for 20 ware. I know him iu lows : I am the wife of the defendant, was kIk’7hXbr“ilt^fbTd^ the state of N. Y. when a boy ten years married to him in 1868 at the residence ception. He returned at 5 minutep past elevon, room, know the aoo vo old. Ho was in my employ there, and of my parents in Mayfield, N. Y. boon this I Know for 1 looked at the clock. 1 also at Maskegon. Know his general after this we went to Manistee and went Suuaav afternoon. 1 ‘■a'r 3 ra“l* ue was gone and I 83 , . , litoXStable. Ab-ttouocoekMrto helped him to prepare hit. modicino and renutatioa for honrnty, integnty and hu­ to keeping house us soon as we could manity to be good. Know m regard to procure a house. Wo continued to keep be took one pill in apple sauce. I no­ ticed nothing unusual in his appearance. his physical conation, that ho is weak house till Sept. 8th, 1869. I slept with him that night and wo wont at times. Have scon exhibitions of hi* When asked to state what happened to bed soon after ho returned with his lying on the floor ail J', V.ulying down and apparently suffering naim and on one of there occasion, ho on this day to break up the family, Iho medicine. I do not know what timo he ‘,'“’“7 “J™?! «w wound, on bi. stopped and Uy down and said ho could witness gave way to her feelings and got up tho next morning, but I know it SXwS^ ,o was after daylight. I got up somethno so no farther and after resting awhile wept for some time. She then stated noir seven o’clock myself that morning. „d ««■ atooping .ta ho camo on Again at another time he I that this was the day on which her hus- When Jfr. Vanderpool got up and left thia •*» on r4B l w tou. Cm«-Mton>.ned'yMr«g locking the door. I do “ ■ jnnt, tta had charge of rafting logs, and would tho houso, ho wont to clean tho bank [ bandqjs urrested. that ««.. X end .in Fm4 binU. | sometimes help to nush logs around,and Became acquainted with Herbert and returned before breakfast, fori m“’“X'n 1 i’Se> I on some occasions 1 have seen him turn1 know after ho camo back ho went for pale and place his hand on hisbodj andI Field in January 1869, and he boarded lower l»aca tor w.me five and a. half feet high. with us till some time in June, when he tho milk, and when he returned with tho . he „„ was _ ___________ : ray tbal hi» rupture ptaa«l him. know how louK « “* „ 1 milk Mr. Thurber was there talking , went East and returned sometime in hero we went into the kd^^ ■^tamxl al f„™T'““2.Xa millwright, have j 'Mr. Hughe again propped ttat tho July. At this time 1 was in Racine and with me about Mr. Field, and when my uromberil-undlthtokwerMi-taainew «»*« miUwngui, member it. mu . . liner I Mv I'uameM WM . ----- ^.ifion.of . . .. . . . j w-n husband came lie spoke to him and then Fordund IM i.. ta .....1 read.‘-soon after Field _____________ _ my --------returned, husband the table, having a h>«h.,t*U gJto^tato unt in nod M the Deputy Sheriff Mallory could । and „ysclf Hist to visit my par- they went off to tho bonk together. came iu. When be ram. " b. ~1 « not bo obtained to make hia return or ml, and were gone about ol weeke Mr. Vanderpool returned again to ata.nl," *»■! ■>•!>< not ou o wiorAfi »h« d„no- I Wo retuined about two weeks previous breakfast. Had heard Mr. Vanderpool on affidavit, th® «court. ordered the d po^^^1 of Field, and my and Field talk about cleaning tho bonk •darted for the boat. r vnow Xt about hdf-PO-1 mne I knmr *.?££ the night of tta gitions to be readwithout further dis- huaband wont ovcr jmmedi- the week previous to’ thin, and Field thi, tarnuw 1 looked at the dock. , cuMion. , z. ai. ately and when he returned he brought said, “I helped to dirty it and will help •'^l^^tat^Vwhalthe regu- 5lh. ' I feta Mr. Hitchcook then road first the Us- I Scribner back with him. In all clean it” At this conversation my hus­ into ibo luuik fimonv of Geo.Ford taken at Kalama- the relation* of Field with my husband, band said ho wanted to wash windows u,1 to. fee.“■ X. tta ‘ bX .Nta-taX*, -,, . I never noticed anything but the most ; and sweep down c-ibwebs and clean up 'X.M' Ibo zoo as follows : generally. Tho carpet was a very pocr noticed the bo“t “ v bnt 3d -a^aFMi > one, having cost only 70 cents a yard George Ford, when we were X know not notice any whistl®, ^ror by Mr. VanArman,) ’ ----------o parents went by the house without calling, and and it wbb badly worn and very much "X^mi^W tee, have no business, have nothe parents mm»Uy called several tunes a day. Ho( soiled. Since our marriage my husU never had any. I ^red th. ManMan­ । band has been troubled more or less ih 1869 called my husband George, and mo atee bank on Sunday. Sep. OIL, tfter- Helen, and wo called him Field. Ro-. with chronic diarrhoea at times. At tho . time of Field's disappearance ho had a about half past four o’clock in the after ­ u J member Sunday, tho 5th day of SepI ’"oJJl^toSutob. had dinner noon, and the bank door was open, t severe attack of it. Know also that Vill-­ tember. My husband went down afreet was in company with Phibbs and Will > my husband is ruptured and this occurrSX-'Hon- and before breakfast that day to get some iams. I abo «w Mrs. Springer, her Coniitttudon Sdpa^t. moat and came in at the back door' husband and Ladow. I noticed a dog THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. - tai = —r^^toT^s-ikMgg SgS M.’d^-’^ b“i,din(t “S--15; �WwW ajtd ttyiw Card?. lannq, Hxnau, Mien., San. 5, 1871. BARRY COUHTY. We submit to tbe consideration of our readers tho following statement of Mr. Towne, that they may see tbe manner In which they were represented at the meeting of the State Board of Equalizetlon by that gentleman : Tbe report 1* from the Detroit TVihtme. , , HARRY COUNTY evidently never seen ; and when be has Hams, Williams, & Co-, We may have more Io a«y ofthta mat­ ,ter at some tuture tithe. Now, we only Il USSX1D. u .. of Barry wish to enter our word of denial as to Offer to the people <our poverty, in soil or iu stock, our in­ iferiority In mills or in market, and to County a larfc and select ।affirm that In all the essentials that go ito make up an energetic, growing and issortment of Dry Goods, ।prosperous commonwealth, In all that ' - and afull line of . . promises happy homes and • pleaaant I® ifuture to those who may come among ’obds—Every.us. In all that will yield an ample and va,riou* other full reward for labor underrtandlngiy 1 Cheap for ; •done. Barry Is a queen among the oth­ id Examine i <er royal counties of this great and grow­ ।ing State. Cash- Call was spoken for by A. C. Towne, who had no objection to make to the valuntlon of 1806, but thought that the num of $4,403,913, tbe valuation determined by the nupervbore for 1871 was quite suflfdent for Barry under the old system of valuing. The aoil of Barry County was described as very varied and embracing ngood deal of poor land. The c-’unty Circumitantlal Evidence. la an interior one, and iu timber ia not valuable, more lumber being imported by far than is exported. Markets ure A remarkable case, showing tbe dan­ not good; the southern tien of towns of trusting impiiolty to circumstan­ have been tributary to tho Michigan ger 1 Central, and the northern towns to the Itial evidence, has recently been com­ Detroit A Milwaukee. The Grand Riv- ।pleted In Toledo. Nearly three years or Valley llailrvad has Improved tbe .ago Robert Sharp was found doad, with matter, 6ut many towns tire still com­ pelled to transport their pnxlucta, to 1shot and aloga in bls brain. A man icach r. railroad, from 10 to 25 miles. named Harrington, who had been on Mr. Tpwno also maintained that the |intimate terms with the deceased, was northern sections of tlie county are tre- ,arrested for tbe murder. The testimony inendoualy hilly, thu* Impeding cultl- , vatiou and reud-.-ring transportation dif­ was wholly dicumstautlal, but so skil­ ficult and costly. The Grand River fully •• worked up” by the detectives Valley Railroad u;is undoubtedly apprv- that liarrington wa*convicted and sent elated the value of the towns through ,to the Penitentiary. His lawyers had which the line runs, but these towns were almost n wiidemoM before they Income interested in tbe Ci*e, and. al­ were traversetl by that line, nnd have 'though Harrington was a poor man, not become of much more value now. I they d-.-tonnlnod to tight hU cau*c to the The stock of this county was character- end. , After a long and arduous struggle Ixcd aavery inferior and of comparative, ly small amount. Ven- little money has through the District and Supreme Ken accumulated, ami no large cities 1Court*, an order for a new trial was ob­ linve been developed. Hastings has ।tained. and that trial has Just closed. changed ite appellation from a village The . main joints iu tho evidence on to a city, with, however, very little he wan convicted wero tbe appa­ change in it* imputation or resource*. which ' There are no manufactories, except Jrent correspondence of tbe shot in tbe three or four gristmills of some cnpacl- |body of the dead man with that in the ty. Nothing wa* said by this gentle­ shpt-bag belonging to Harringtou ; th^ man concerning the mode of valuation. Wc have no quarrel with Mr. Towne, com»i>ondcncc of piece* of newiqiaper and have no doubt he Intended to do the found near the scene of tbe murder, aud very best thing pn*»lblc for the inter­ assumed to bo part of the gun-wadding, ests of the County ho represented, and with a torn paper in Harringtou'* resi­ of which ho ta an honorable and worthy dence and a piece lu hia vest pocket, and citizen. But we must, as candid Jour­ that the motive for the murder wx« to nalists, looking to tbe future prue]>erlty be found in the alleged fact that Sharp of the County we have chosen a* our *having come to Toledo with several home, protect against tlie statements 1hundred dollars of money, which Har­ made concerning our soil, our timber, ’rington kuew, and that no one else wa* aud our general prosperity. 1 Intimate with Sh^rp. On the second trial it wan rendered^doubtful whether We have »>nie |toor land, aud what , there waa a similarity in the shot. It county ha* notT But wlieu a general was clearly proven that tbe pieces of pa­ statement lunatic for the purpose of , per alleged to have been picked up at conveying the inipn*aion that as a • tbe acene of the murder were not there whole the County is not a valuable one at the time of the finding of the body, for agricultural ptirpoces, and when that ’ uor for a day or two afterward*, and tbe statement flnps it* way into tbe landing Inference wm unavoidable that they journals of the State, and thence all were put there by the detective* to aid over the country, warning the young them iu •* working up” theca»e4gain.-*t famn r to go to other parte of the Slate Harringtou. It was further proven to acek favorable locations, rather than that Sharp wna destitqtc when he ar­ to cast hta lot with u.«, we take «>ccaalon rived In Toledo, and that IKrrington boldly to affirm that there are few bel­ wtu doing hi* best to procure him em­ ter counties in Central Michigan, sad ployment. To crown all, an alibi was Central Michigan ta the garden of tbe (satisfactorily pxovep/ Harrington was Great West. It surely will bo news to (dcelarnd innocent, and the Jury volun­ tbe htnnly and thrifty farmer* of Wood- tarily gave him a letter, signed by every tend, Cori too, Irving and Tltornapplc, memttor, rej>eatlng In emphatic terms that “ tho northern sections of the Coun- I thsir belief in bis entire innocence of ty are tremendously hilly, thus imped- (any knowledge of tbe supposed murder, In” cultivation, and rendering trans- ;and bearing UwlLmony to hia uniform portatlotv difficult" and costly.” Wt good character. The public seutlmeut coincided with this ver­ had supposed that tbe ** hilly sections" uuanimously dict. Th«-U>nn*r employer of H ar ring­ of the County were mainly lu llopeand ton Immediately tooa him into his ser­ Orangeville, but it seems we are mista­ vice. ItcawMte an unpleasant shudder ken. Almost uncousdouely reading to refiect that a person perfectly Inno­ Mr. Towne’s dolorous statements of tbs cent and of good character, raflered two veare’ of degrading punishment and “ tremendously billy’’ condition of our narrowly escaped an ignominious death neighbors farms on the north of w, we for a eritno of which he knew nothing. look on the streets woudcrlng why they — (freeland Herald. do not come to this "poor market" with the >dx-borse Conestoga wagons once famous In the ** hilly atcUona" of Penn­ sylvania. rather than the light oymmeirical vehicle* which are to much in ■ vogue omoug them, and are not as heavy Go therv lor your as were tbe I wo-hoi ee pleasure carriages CHOICE groceries: of twenty-five yonra ago. A lino stock Jvsr Opined Then that matter of " poor markets." It is a fact known all over tbe State, • cqjh,’ AND HEE THEM that a higher price was paid for wool at ______ Hastings last Spring, than In any other Otj»lers and lijereshn^ntn. market in the State. And tAwtay a* we write, teams stand Id our streets before on hand at all hourst wagons laden with wheat raised outside H. A. BU8ELL. of tbe llujils of the county, which have U5yl come hither over those " tremendously SELECT SCHOOL. hilly” roads, because they cun get bqtter prices than at Lowell, Saranac or Ionia. Onr stuck, too, is ** of an Inferior char- , acter and of comparatively small. ELLIS S^CHOOL, HOUSE, ’repiratorj-frr and *llioaewbo feel amount." We have a dirtlnct retnem-; Itere.tcd ‘ to pul toTeacher., "" “ "ina good n»e tbe advantage* they brance of noting a shipment of cattle deatre from aueb a aunree. cunataatly adding the rate. from thia county lo»: full by Mr. J. H. brer* *lti tent expecting to attend tlrould be Lee, and challenging the State to match present on r •• Young men or women pre­ it, which was largely copied, ana which paring tor teaching, or winter retool, will bud the kliiddiva *n arranged ua especially to meat to oar knowledge, ha* not been beaten to this day. We also venture tha state­ ment that Barry County, during the last year shipped more live stock than any other county using the U. IL V. IL MORRIS E. KEITH. AMfrii. R. as a vehicle of transportation, and will abide by thu books of tho various station agents as a final to*>t. Being Mr*. M. A. Morrill wiaha* toannoaaei* to tho la* coitetaully on the mod, during the but th** of llxtino and vteiaily that th* i* ooartaatiy year, tre note «pra.t of what wa L-now. Concerto ng our poverty of lumber, we have only to any that logs were .U af th* lalaat *trl*> rrf Hat'aa I3ona*t*. Fiowr» and Feather, m M l.r.< VMIV. measured last winter in Middleville and WAII »tylo« o( UtKjp Skirt, manafactun-l Nashvilie, by the millions of feet, and rl«r. N«*r th* l*a«t OS-*, on JeTarwn Atreat. . Mr*. M. A. MURRLLL. -witon. Jane lit tSTl. -ulmJ at Quimby, only five mllea cast of this place, a flourishing village with all the appurtenance* of a thorough and «*ou-. tinned growth, we have a place that has been called Into being simply and alone I because of tbe facilities it furnishes for | OaraotT, Fuitnr 13th. ISTl. Kt a : Thia Hstel. so long sod farorably known the manufacture of lumber from logs to lbs TrarHag Public. 1* baiug thoroughly roevery one of which is grown and cut in this County. And yet wc are told that “ tbcra aie *» • First CUm Hom e. But to meet tbe »i»h< no manufactories except three or four grist mills.” If Mr. Towne will come • while in tta city. to Hastings wc will take a day or twd C. A F. LYO.k. proprietor. Michigan _Exchange. ■Bnehctu** 0 CHAS. 11. Mira. Sash ■treat*. Union block. Over Bartow A Ooudr*» Hora, Hartiaa*, Mieh. July Irwl.MtoU etafa** faBlixk. Il**tit>t>. £' J s°ld. things iT.l.'fc E. A. HOL BROOK? ’ Doo rs, Groceries i1" Blinds, an- will not re-; You WM 11. HAYFORD late A*«nt: taad* bonebt ate wkl. ate all btui- &c. the W*11- C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at l**w, Solicitor in Ctaararr. rail •itead proBpUy to all testa*** aatreated to bin Oflee ever J P Roberta * On. « drag atere; uSe gret it- DRESSED WM. L. COBB, lumber ATTORNEY and Ooaatellor at tew, Solleitor la Ofaliii*rr. aad Cirreit Caurt Cowtaiaaiontr for Harry Bounty, will attend to-all l>u,in*M reuuatr J Bbia with arvaaptnoM and Adalhy. Ofloa ia ■pira Btoek. Mitetovilta {ikbisaa. Of all Kinds. HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNIY at tew, lareraare ate Callectlni Cash ' Etorater DaiUm? »f ©• *’• D»igM*<*« HASTINGS, MICH. DRS. J. M. A C. RUSSELL, PHYSICIANS and ffarseva*. The treatment Private Dimaam willjweive uarUcuiarattend 'CnlUiutf BEST GRANT & PHILLIPS Are bound to sell STYLE OF; MEN t*' URS. It. J. fc E. r. BHOH N. I. .U >' 0. UOWlMJFATUIC nr-kU». (Tb« com Uwud (MtaiiMMiy Tbamiar after- JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! PHYSICIAN and Swpea. Dvuiilag cm Broto*ay. near tb» Court Haute. WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN and duntrau. 0®c* art end uf Stale atreet. lie*tint* Dry Goods, DR. C. C. LINSLEY, In lbs City, Manufaetared br WOODRUFF ! BOTANIC ate telaMi* Fhyrielan ate D*ati»t. treat* all ehrvnie ate arete Lreare*: will atten-i toalleSU* b, ter or aifbt. Oheo at Naahvtl*. A. P. DRAKE, M- D-, PARTICULAR attention given ta the treatment of Indan. REMEMBER, Groceries. •rally torelte at MiddlariUe. Ha< m* ha.1 ■va«sa«riawaataH*a*<talate privata prae-— prapsite as treat aU Dt*aM«* Vy th* wwiGe Washington Block, South side State St. iaaaivaa laSmswry atedlaararaofaitiMrvR. imasttv atlaadid ta. novlOOPtf And everything In their line of Good.* nt prices as low an at Jackson, or Grand Rapids, DaT All Styles of Women’s and Chit* And in many cates Lower. STEWART A STEIN HOFF. Suieau aid Mechanical Dentists, ° SGI-btrenT,r °**®t * Store, llaritas*. Tlie Best in the City. IITDEk HAVER. J. C. WOODRUFF. «bw Gooch Just Rocohed ORA.Wj PHILLIPS. • Yp«*. of Nev ' •C rbRadeipbi*. hlrtfonL The Corner Grocer C.H. HICKS, ML MUBINS At Hastings.! WM. 11. JEWELL. Still Cantina* tojteti Groceries, J. W. MAYNARD. Crockery. H, .Y. Bus e 11! To the Ladies!! “1871” pjusn^ him to Middleville, Irving, Quimby and Nashville, and among our iumbsrmen, oar chair, ' ' stave, tool,I car riage and wagon mani hope At a litthat he may strengthen' our MILO T. WHEELKB. Glassware, 30 Years Experience! &.<•., Ac. Isaac w. vrooman. Court Hra«e. Histing'. 0Bo* ■» DEPUTY E.8' M*r»haL Oea«ral CvUvctiag An#’. Cheaper than any Store in Hastings, E. II. MALLORY. Mr. MARBLE haring bought th* Cirdiag M* ebit.* lately owned in Middleville, and baring removed it to Hasting*, an-1 •®P«tr Sheri? of Barry Con ate ; । MiTh^.'n03'”’’ “l Gwrl NATIONAL HOTEL, Guarantee C. H. HICICB. Hu timtn <»tion. JaUXf Great Union Exposition MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, Wool aent by Railroad will bo At Grand Rapids, Corded to order, and sent bock in good SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 AND 13,1571, condition. 1WO FAIRS IN ONE. Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR'S Naw Warehouse, Adjoining C. P. Dwigbt A Co’* Foundry. WELCOME MARBLE. Jaly, 1871. tenter* Hit*. Igrlcalliral ill Jkchialcal tecltl;. *W> TWB State Pomological Society Unite toi makiac tta ata*a a grand tanaaalra. r,10' $1.00 for 75c dose out my Stock Gold & Silver Watches, of ZtciZZ Summer Fino Gold Jewelry, Solid Silver asd PM Ware. 0MX1BCS AMD HACK LISE. rro°£OCli.On..°r Mieh><*91»dn.tn- oiw.oiuoos.a„jKji;7SSr>'"r IIEKUICK, Tern, moder.! • Fraprietor. Dry Goods and Clothing at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. n. MUDGE. BOBXBT*. - ~ I «. low. j. ROBERTS k Co„ General IVowm Dealers _ ..‘' -, ., It™— Jomc MICHAEL, > HAMS, WILLIAMS. k. CO~ . ®IU> printed on short notice nt this Office. �•“* b*f™ ">» nuurirt H. «•» «0 itothfat h» tnu. and could not u, hi. 7Z "•b “ «• H* “ Ml the other Objuoted to by ur. Hughe,. Kere heerd my huebeod .peek ia m' and ganl to o dmolntum of the Jfr. Church then uure aud reid, Hut and have heard them talk together they ultra,, Kerned to be liS/Sd hu toatuuuuy hid beep W1 to tho jury uudor th. ruling „f th. Court, »d Z; 1 noticed no difference fc (Mr rofafa. after I hat ™ talked of, ft™ whet ifat bare had hu worts but lh«y lack th, were befcre. They ware it, honre to »M ur-Ao witareuiu. get sailed up that week. Whff «, fore them, which' import.,,, to — u is So important woreEa.t, Mr. Held got two dure, one them nuking U1, (hoir a largo. one and u little bleak and Un , . . . — ~“B up tneir Sreo relrete, d.prired thu pri,. and this Uttlo one ho gars to me tho privweak betore ho went awar. Ha... 'tege of prtt.ua- to him impeaching beard Held talk of K,,m.. , jj,* TtrnttoUft auduu iuk the pririleg., of tho partaerahip <ra, dioaolred. Ha told putting tlu, peroou on tho utand and me about being in buMoos, m Chic,— •buwmg that he lu, told an rutirelr betoro ho came to Jfanistee. ' (lues.—hat did he say about this 9 different story. By the Court: UbiecM to by jft. Eggtretou m, Ao When I admitted tho fart deporition ground that it mu immaterial aud IrrelI ibrurew thi, difficulty ami .append GVHUL ---- ------------------------------------Jt Hughe. Kd U„.y wanted „ to ““Cmurel lu.1 reread the matter sliow that he fat wm,,y th,.^, trtllAa 'HU0D” 'bsuMlW-ft «1m I alroicU hare would account for tho missing condilion precedent to readsaid to have been given to him by IGs#'in{? depositions. leather belting a H'U’ Mr. HughMurguod the point at kuuo ATTENTION! That to buy Goods Good Bargains in RUSSELL 7"°°‘l I You must visit the Can be] had by Calling at Hardware, Stoves, reat Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hastings. We 0flier the following ‘Tax Titles Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. Objection wa,-sustaiuod nud oieep- , "*n,lnK that ho know nothing tion noted. ' , “hour the I'ormor ruling tf the Court al1 visited Miu Hill on Jfoiulay follow*°> via, that thi, moaner of immg y,0 dfapp.or.nor, and my hluband | P^Mog made a condition prreenm ’’uTlV IT °f S’ ,im'io tho reading of tho dopoaifan «ud did* uotfadeXtod' m^bfaTu h muTLV." b “"n'“1 '° ^ A regard to what amount of money Field ' . 1 1 b,>on a “““Pprehonhad in the bank. When my husband I ?O“.,on l,art* for ho ^d not consent came m I said to him that <re did nut *Ilow’W people to go chasing after understand matters alike, and then they i' . I*"00* to 800 yhat they would began talking and she claimed that he I Sa'rri11r ’J1" l"Irlx,9(: of inxpeachiug them. had between $2,000 and $3,000 in the , Th® o‘»J*ct»"n was then sustained bv Lank, when my husband told her that I U‘® ,, ttn l Mr' CK»rch said ho he had drawn out his money so that Y0111’1 ,ho privilege to have the when they settled he only had about ’leP?s,t*0? 8truck from the record. $800 coming to him,nut $000 and this he 7?.1? 5*tnoss was discharged. said ho paid him in monev. Jfvhiubmui , " ilium Ilamwicll wo, callu.1 to the i, always of a kind and mild duporitiou ' ■ !d n„, ““VI"K I**™ prerloudy .w»ru and very hopeful 8*“: b7 Tr Mr. H.W hrt ria,.kinddi^Sou, mT uii.1 rumeumes roiuotimM no lie was wa, cheerful, uhrerfub hope-J ho.w-1 r? . in.. « , r.i °■ miiu r- 0 4 “d“1: ful contented, V..I but 6t other \ fill and nii.l orknf.inl.wl ..*1._ .*timesa he‘ J was despondent and did not seem to be rtoro^wh^ ^*“1 5? ‘ specialty SKIJTER $ DECKER, of LANDS Battle Creek. Situated in the various Townships of Wc will not.be under­ sold bv anv House Large Stack In ^Michigan. Just Received John a. Gkeble, Makk Rumrll. bit____ Barry County—one uf tlie best Michigan, ASSYRIA. DKackirriox wWofnvk sscnox.ionaurTiox. s'. I7;norib Wacre. I’ THE CELEBRATED MAPLE GROVE Farrier’s Improved! GRANITE STATE FOR-BALE AT W. T. EASTMAN’S! Warehouse on Broadway. hctioj tf.W-’ 9K1NNER j- DECKFR. CornSheller! . Counties in the State of CASTLETON. 101..’' 10 a “X"rn,r * WS IJ w S *rfa«X of o c X e U ct u e X a^ ofn wX a Tf/of n w V( Slpw “{“’a w|X n e X of n w X Druggists and Chemists, WOODLAND. and dealers in atoll contented. t v »• i Ato *’?n9 Land and Calcined Plaster, (. • , . .. ,, , । medicine. I did not know but they < ro^ft-examxned by Mr. Egleston : were in the bonk anti I shook the door PATENT MEDICINES. That summer that Field went east 1 ®“d asked, through the key hole, if PAINTS. ■ LIME, WATER LIME. went to Racine in June, during his ab- e*ther wiu in there, but got no replv. OILS, sence. My husband came to Racine of- 1 saw on the street Jfr. Ford and VARNISHES. ter Yield returned, and from there we Mr. Plubbs and sup|KMed they wore turpentUTE, went east, und we visited at Mayfield ! com’ng *row Sunday school. I went and Gouveneur, N. Y. We also spent' b-mie and camo back soon aud was in TOILET and FANCY GOODS, August 10. 187 L two days at Saratoga Springs. fr°Qt uf the babk when I saw Jfr. Hall PERFUMERY. We were gone about 6 weeks. We ttad went to Uw drug store with him to BOOKS 4 STATIONERS. W. H. JEWEIX, started to go to Canfield’s hill before medicine. I noticed the bank door . CHOICE TEAS, sunset. . Did not took at the cluck when । a”d it was shut The shoo shop door Reoistbb of Deeds. Notary Public, GROCERIES, Piper and his sister went away. That °P°a- Noticed no one on tho street CIGARS aud TOBACCO, Sunday night wo occupied a bedroom Kut Ford and Phibbs. J/y wife was KEROSENE LAMPS* FIXTURES off the dining and sitting room. j ’lauding across the street on the other GENERAL CONVEYANCER; My husband gut up after daylight, | c°n>er waiting for me. Absthactb of Titles WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. but did not get up in tho night I know , Crusa-examined by Jfr. Hughes. of lands in Barry County furnished <>n he did not get up in the night for 1 , ^id not know positively where Ford application, at my office in tbe slept on the front side and it would have ‘ UI,d Phibbs were coming from bnt supCITY DRUG STORE, Court House. been impossible for him to have got out i l^ed they wero coming from Sunday W. H. JEWELL. of the bed and I not know it Never t<’hool. State St., Hunting*, Mich. Hatiinqt, Mich. said to Min Hill that my husband was ^Jrrecall^. up and down all night,’ Did Dot say Examined by Mr. Churh.—I knew i to-day that my husband had been gone i lord and had a conversation ■ half tin hour that night when Piper came. wit‘u J'im in rajM^op, some days after . Remember writing to my husband from the disappearance of Yield, upon that I Racine. ' i subject. Mr. Canavan was prosent. I QUcs.—Did you sta e in that letter i H9'tpd George if he was not mistaken that you knew he was ont of „ftHeilCo ! about the liankduor being open when with Field from the wav he wrote, and htJ one half of the door was open, that you did not blame him ? for >ou kna< 9°°r in “7 ri‘°P •. two parts and it might have been that. Jfr. Hugnesobjoclrt to previag lb. | H, iropprt hi, heoil u moment and , contents of a written document in this ; said I meant to say that tho duor was way. half open instead of half of it being Mi. Church thought tho proposition ~in. 1 had a conversation with Mrs. ringer in my shop and asked her very simple, fur here was a witness who ieh day it was she saw Field and testifies to an extraordinary state of mu 6 4he could nut tell whether it was good feeding, and by r- ndiug a jxrt of Of Home Manufacture, the letter in this way, wo do it simply .to HeniyS, Udell being duly sworn, refresh her memory and .v*e if ahe can­ said (examined by Mr. Church. I not recall a time when there was an sliI reeldo at Mantatec, and am a survey­ enatiou. or. Knew the Tyson House. to the Being asked wbat was proposed to ' Mr. Hughes said that if a pait of a ; | show by tbta wltaees, Mr, Cbdjrch statletter conld bo proved in this way, on a I Sole Proprietor of cross examination the whole of it might ■I ed that they were going to show that it ; would belmposdble for any one to see the , . be proved iu the same way, which vio- i ®rw x. LUMBER, LATH, ail! SHINGLES JOHNSTOWN. k 31 BALTIMORE •X «*»•’* 19 e lOaof a w*/uf« w,V HASTINGS. pi O! n e t or;n e t i. w j exc«ft Secret W CARLTON. For the . BAHRY. BEST AND CHEAPEST BOOTS MB SHOES, HOPE. • HofaaX i" n •otitirc au i •.neireor 1-. n efreof n«| n e |of n »|ll RUTLAND. Go SHEPARD’S W COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, lated every principle ot law and the rX“"<Jdh well established ru> uf our Supreme j depo sition read tills morning. ^^X^."-.rer.yon ’ Court, aud to this j>oint he cited the case | -—- — -------- w - , Udo with the street, and in war ; •' -­ of tbe People vs. Lightfoot, 16 Mich. . _ a Uno In front war. . * ren an relarvatmt elevated nlntfnrnk platform with with aa flight flight Of of 1 Price, only 50 Cents a Bottle. stairs leading dbwn to tlie street, and I ------M^ Church thought the gentleman located an instrument at the Tyson , •HUaartielehas been thoroughly to.tod House and measured the distance to -nd found - sure and .p^-iy cum for was premature in his objection. If Jfrs. tbe bank dour, and nolle®! how far I th. following complaints. Vanderpool doos not recollect such a let­ short of the lama of the door, the line of jaundice, Itullyestion. SourStomrtelouwoul.lteU.ndfouu.l u would be j, CreHrenre,. -Vrrroiu and ter, or such a statement then it is time importable to r»ee ibe bank or shoe shop ---------nd. to re. ,hc bunk or .hue .bun c„„^ah„. to talk about the letter. The objection door from this point, ns tbe line of vision Fever itAgue, Dyspepsia, ll'omis was over ruled and an exception noted. only reached about 14 inch®* into the re­ cta*, which was some two feet deep. in Children, Files, Bilious Com­ Ans.—It ta possible I did write it but plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ Qucs.—Wnat in tlie apparrent ^dis­ I do not remember. Do not know that tions of the Skin, Pimples on the I ever said I thought ho would bring tance between the two doors from the Face, and all Diseases of the Tyson House ? disgroou upon the family if he ever mar­ Blood: also the best Diuretic in Objected to by Mr. Hugh**, which ried anv member of it. Do not remem­ Use for Kidney Complaints, ber that I ever said '.hat 1 hoped ho was overruled and exception noted. Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, AM.—Tbe apparent distance was on would got rid of Field and get a part­ Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, ner who would not make him do all the Jy about a foot, aud tbe real distance itc. Ac. , was from 12 to 14 feet. work. Do no‘. remember that I ever Cross-examined by Mr. Hughcr. sail I would pity the woman who had Qucs.-If thebank dour is nearer to tbe genulna BlUara in on# RO Cents Bottle to live with him. I think I did call him a botch and say ho was ticxle. Witness Tyson House than the other and in a of Shepard's Compound Wuhoo Bittor* than there ia in a whole esse of any was shown a letter which she acknowl­ line with It, aa a trigonometrical prob­ other kind in market. lem could yon not see further Into the edged to be her hand writing. _ Re-direct.—Saratoga is 2Uor25 miles bank recess than tho other ? Phyaiciama throughout tha City and Iron! my mother’s, wo wpnt with «»f Am.-Yes,other things being equal, Country, aa tha beet Family Medicine horse and carriage and came bock in but the shoe shop dour was t‘>e wlder.It is about SO rods from the Tyson House tho same way. to tbe bank and diagonally across tbe time and money. Mr. Hughes arose and stated, that, in street. . Court adjourned till to-morrow morn­ Brice, only 50 Cents a Bottle. view of the fact of the Prisoner’s being two years in jail and its effect on his ing. Tot Sala by Drurrut* and Dralan Generally. ________ nervous system, no statement would be C. N. SHEPARD, AN experienced Bookkeeper wants made by him, and the defense rest their to obtain a situation as Bookkeeper and case here. Clerk. Address W. K., care Bannkb, The People then began the introduc­ Hastings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf tion of the rebutting evidence. Samuel S. Glover was the first wit­ ness called to the stand by them, and being duly sworn, said : (examined by KCSTZJlE.'rs CELMRATFD Jfr. Church,) I reside at Jfanistee and htti anting Deputy Sheriff. Have helped Jfr. J/allon- from this county serve sub­ poenas for this trial and I know E. 1 • Hall. Jfet him the next day after he ‘B< by ALBERT EISELBERG, was subpoenaed about 5 o’clock in the diwtf 8L Chad" Rewsursaton JeffersM St afternoon, and be called me to one side, BOTTLED VIENNA BEER! Grand Rapid*. Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. Little Red Shop! West of Bank. A. WOOLEY- This is the Lad u-Zw drove the doves to market, and the same hoy stopped at Stauffers IRVING. ' ipt of • ] o(« w i I’SeVofaeV i^ofuafra w^otnw.V • • if ot • w JZ PRAIRIEVILLE »wXof“' ’ • Xwa.X n'ojj- ORANGEVILLE wkofawX & YANKEE SPRINGS. *x. v toej/art-wjf for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. Kots.M wKofn.K stln.freX MlsMofswK THORNAPPLE.| : of n w w U. E. STAUFFER. Parties desiring to purchase will do GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES. well to Colt Wo will cheerfully give all information desired. X>. K. COOK Ac CO MUSICAL! CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS SHERMAN RICH, Dsaler io Mmical In■irotoenu, Sheri Muaic, Mutiod Books etc. Also Agent for the juilly celebrated Pure Wines and Liquors! TAYLOR A FARLEY ORGAN, FOR MEDICINAL PCRPO8EB. lh« Vest in tbe esAoL Call st tl>« Drug Store of Dr. Burton ud m it, South Side State St Alta, Imported Doablin Porter and Edinburgh m1« Ala kept coaatantlr on hand. Jtfftnon Bt. lltiliags. Mid Opposite P. 0. �Tl|e l\«rJ»L|cAJ< Bai<ss^ DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. W.’lir HOLMES, Z MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division Meeting of Old lettlen. Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson at Runyan’s Cull on Miss Wilcox for millinery goods of all the latest and best styles. h’lBRT National CLOrniNe House. -Go there for tha best and eheajMat Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E. G. Williams. AUGUST Ari. In accordance with the notice pre­ viously given » goodly number of the Old Residents of the county assembled at the office of W. H. Hayford, Esq., in the city of Hastipgs, Sept. 2d, 1871. Mr. Mudge, of Castleton, called the meeting to order, when upon motion, Lorenzo Mudge was called to the chair, “ A setting hen never gets fat,” but most any person can get fat by buying and W. Hayes appointed Secretary. After remarks made by Messrs. Mudge their groceries of J, Maus. Cobb, Mills and others, all tending to aanow —" ■ — s.jr I »«>.-_ ■ ■ IAMV. Mixan. I An Every-day Story. the idea of forming an Old Settlers Jackson dep., ifoo m rflOriit'Fu)am Club, it was moved and supported that “Hello John, where are you going?” "I was going down here to buy some the Chair appoint a committee of five KKu.1 to draft a constitution for on “ Old Set­ grocers.” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ tlers Club,” and present the same to ien’s to buy mine.” tho next meeting for odoptiou. Motion “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t carried and tho Chair appointed the fol­ any of him, I always go there to buy lowing named persons aa such commit­ crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not tee : W. Hayes, G. W. Mills, John S. long ago I bo’t a whole Kt of crockery Van Brunt, W. H. Hayfonl and I. S. and paper enough to paper my house, Geer. there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could On motion it was voted that when1 buy any where else. Besides he war ranted XT. The crockery he keeps is this meeting adjourn, it adjourn to meet: hut «xr MO» XX. nt this place Sept 80, 1871. Carried. | the Boot's celebrated ware.” }U4» r a 630AM 00 am 6 10ms “Well, I always do »o on groceries, On motion, adjourned. . J 18 6 55 and I know you can. Besides be take* anything I have to sell at a fair price, W. Hates, Secretary. ' 1 » 725 too. I get a better tobacco, tea and 2 to 7» sugar there for the same .money than 1 207 800 any where elee iu town.” Hurrah for the Railroad!! 315 2 no NohVille 8 25 M. ALLEN, 240 IM Washington Black. Aug. 15,1871. I Tbe twenty thousand dollars have 252 850 3 07 »oo { been subscribed for the north and south 3 30 ii 4u Hami, &------Co. 345 ---------- , Williams ----------------— ।; ruau. road. a A meeting vi of the iuc citizens Do not claim to have the only Mold- wm occur tonight at tbe Court House, 4 03 055 irMnrhin.ln i ng Machine In R.rrv Barry nru.nHr county, hnt but Ih.w they wj£eQ aU can ]earn tbo efforts of the 4 30r.M IO a have one that will stick any and all « Cbieaao committee, and further in regard to tbe kinds of moldings that are needed. They also have on band a large number. importance of this great work. Let the Exprwe at 1000 s tn. Dottoil. Exjw. at pf doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ people know that we mean buAneee ou dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low this railroad question. Let these inter- ( CH AH B. BUNK. AM*l£w'l. figures for cash. —— — — ! estod North and South of us put their [ । Go to Cummins & Brown for Paints, jI shoulder to the wheel and all push to­ gether, ami before 1873 we will see the' Oils, Varnishes, etc. inn borse coming Into our city over the North and South road. Everybody will be benefitted by the result. & Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and -A_nn _A.rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, ' BALL, GALE AKD KALAMAAOO, \PL,OWS M (.ISTI.VGS. .SAWING MACHINES, ETC., HARROWS, and. the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barrv Countv—for sale by , E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. Local bii^ijiej? Notice?. J. W. & 0. G. BENTLEY iSocoeaaora to Diekey A Hendry. 1 New goods has just arrived at R. Mudge's. The Vanderpool Trial 1b drawing | bertfrom tke nmMtnefrnent of tho itnu of to a close. The Defence have rested, and ' our Doily, wo will take nibtcripUctu for It only remain* for the Prosecution to I W HAT HAS BEEN DONE CAN BE DONE Twenty.firo Cento week. Send th your put in allttlc more rebutting testimony, again.—There is hope for every young nauwo Immediately and Commence now. :! and the case will go to the jury after | man who so ardently desires to succeed. Look overthe Grand Rapids Busi­ —--------------------------------------------- the arguments shall hove been closed,. ness Coixege Journal and notice the «ud the charge given, probably on Sat- f universal success of their students. ---------- — . I urday or Monday. We deem the De-: Hot. ‘‘ । fense conclusive. Think they have <•* Attention ! I tablished the «»moeence of the Respqnd-, I have a,yuke of 'cattle and n single . Tinies lively. ent beyond tbv poeeibitity of a doubt, and • K. H. & L. R. R. horse for sale. Will sell on time lor j look with the fullest confidence fora Another Railroad. good paper. R. J. Grant. verdict of Not Guilty at the hands of the Trade and trafie fine. Aug. 30, 1871. Jury. . Scorching hot to-day. “ One stormy night in winter when I Gold—To-day 11^1-2. x California Election to-morrow— the winds Were blowing cold,” I bought, result uncurtain with chance* iu favor lots of fi uit in market. ine a pair of boots and rubbers at Maus’. I of the 1 letnocracy as they had over 0,o<i0' Peaches in abumlance. majority at the last Gubernatorial e|ec-j Streets and walks alive, The days of grace on accounts due | tlon. State officers, three members of lots of strangers in town. the late firm of Dickey & Beotly, arc 1 Congrew, and a Legislature are to be I pretty, nearly out. Those interested • Good <leal of travel lately. choseu, and on the result depend tbe; will do well to take notice, dtosepl ' Cuntelopes till you can’t res*.. election of a United States Senator vice Another railroad will not effect the• Too many watermelons for one. i Cole, Republican. low prices at Maus’. •Ill"" Bjmue. i.: AT sdxxTMmM 1-. "evenlnK LOCAL 'R'V"R N^TS MANUFACTURERS OF HASH. DfXHtS. RLINDH, MOLDINGS, Ar. Moldings a Specialty. ALSO,'LUMBER FLOORING SIDING lively. I Bam 52,700 was voted for school Wanted. Wanted. Sol. Bmith Russell coming, Friday ; purpooeu, for the ensuing year, and I Every one having unsettled accounts Mmm w- L F- H*“B *nd T. Phlillj s to call and settle tbe same by September evening, at Union Hall. elected trustees. To-morrow we intend j 1st. for I must have my pay. 10wl Mason Allen. 1 XV T> vv 1 •„ A,. Assessor, and such other fncts concerni, i on DubhcuH® niII carry Ohio | tjie School officers Report as mav j Don’t you know where to get your by at least 20,000 majority. ' be of public interest. boots and shoes ? I do—at J. Maus’. Hosts of teams are daily seen unload. ’ /Tfa • RTN ft ing wheat at Barlow A Goodyear's new ellt C/ IwOTl । warehouse. ---------- -■----- a- FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8. L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer — • • * -----mixture Is warranted to cure all cases j A little squabble occurred at the Has- .' of cancer and scrofula In every form. I tings House billiard saloon to day noon, Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad-1 In which bant words and several blows | drees L. N. Mixer, occurred. No arrests. Of Berger Family, Hastings, Midi, j ---------- ------------------------. ---------- • : Mr. Frank Stebbins, of this city . HumoriH Character. Vocaliau Cotnle Lwtarrr. i Eloeutionbt and Facial mlntc. in hia peculiar Mavs is bound to sell his groceries, | we‘*t lo Chicago yesterday to attend and COMIC FACES. Broadaway, writer. S^reUr, D.1...O «|™» <b, opin. | ,h' »f“«- Director u.l 1 Cancer can be Cured. USffiSU and boou and cent. if bo don’t moko . ' ' “ । We wish him success In his undertakI Ing. 1 11 cent sugar at Buseli’x. ;z j The Grass Lake Reporter has ‘ gone to i Rubber moj« at BuscH's, i-rnaa. ’’with with na painful rm ill All demonstration (Inmnn.iwhAn that 41*a4 i grns»,” Peaches fresh and nice at BusclPs. 1 every little village that wants a paper is Best Sherry wiue, bitters for dyspepnot able to support one. ‘ a, at Bvhell’s. TFe arc every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than oar usual price, backed with, the complaint oj parties who say they are unable to nay so much. .vow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need anti should have them, we willfrom this date, for a few weeks, drop the price almost one-half. We will now make and Complete sets for$25. Single Plates. Upper CITY PAINT STORE! full or Under 313. COMMITS __ a. BROWN I PAINTERS; ; Dealer, in ' I TnE Bt I11® Methodist Church, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Mixed T . I by Mm. Allen, on “Woman’s Workf Paints, Brushes, and ArIs the name of a Choice Brand of Ci-! ia,t evening, was listened to with maf<list’s Materials. Wall gors just received and for sale at the ■ ed attention by quite a large audience. Paper, Window City News Depot. —. Shades, --------- —- , rrIonia rejoices overthe location at that । PICTURE FRAMES. GLA&». ETC ETC of shops of the Detroit, I I The La&g£st Stock of School Books j place ' ‘ the repair repair shops of the Detroit, | ! Lansing & Lake Michigan Railroad | SlgH & OmaniSIltcll Paintin°', ia the City at the City News Depot. Th® T®vn r.iv <u0 j Graining j shops. They. -;il will ------------------------cover a apacei 1,840 j feel in length and 130 wide. Paper-Honymy, A Choice Stock nf perfumeries nt the I ’ **“■ , Haltomininj, fee., ne in ever* mb " ’ Gty Now,Depot D“m' »«««’« r I botograpmc Advertising Director}’, For Photographsand Pictures, ofall|has tho thing under way, and wo an- j kinds.,call on J. F. Minkler. derstand that all the County officers ' CAfiU poucxeb. new bi —------- » « — I are to be represented in tho same. Thl Tows Talk, K. C. B. and E. B i | Inauranoo A.iccnt, R«prw«au the ittle Pepper.—We havc have a pep­ I H*U, three of tho best Brands of Cigar. Al L LlTrIj: **!?“«• tfl.123.M2 43 ! ]>cr grown Dennis ’ farm in Irvvllz „„OI UBn . . . _ * I IXJTCTOwn on on Mr*.Mrs. DennU ’farm in Trv. I „ ■ >.447 ?.t in the market at Post Office. 5JM87Z7 I ing which measures all of twelve Inches A“erie»n uf chi 086JM189 286,123 » around the largest way. If it had legs I UotneUftTof N.' Cheapest fruit Jar at Buseil's. 5.1X0.090 OU on It it would look like n large green i ..£***1** I«wi Examine hia The place to buy your boots and shoes bull-frog—well, any how this pepper is I PUa" bSSf»?n*u ! InruUneat lUMiiu piacoa m hard to neat. cood'campanirn । Is at Runyan’s. lowest adequate rates. Best cbeete in tho city at Busell’s. ________ Hastings, Mich. M. W. RIKER. _ ---------- y* * *.g 1 —----- WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. NEW PLAN. Opening of St. Charles Oyster I---------Custom work made on short notice, Rooms.—On Saturday evening last' in good style nnd reasonable prices many of our people and everybody who ) at Runy*5n'b. wished were treated to a free lunch of ( oysters or anything they deaired at tbe Ladies’ fine shoes of the latest styles opening of Albert Elselbcrg’s Oyster | at Runyan’s. P.ooau at 'the SL Charles Restaurant.! They have everything in good order. Aa Important Lenon. .ILL OUR WORK W.IRRJJfTED, Office over Grant <J- Phillip..' Store, Hastings, .Well. STEWART & STEINHOFF- N O USE Dan’l Striker. Goodyear & Strike Home to Buy Dealers iu FI1RMTIJIIE! miHimm; OM, Call at JOHN WOLF’S Iron, Nails, Glass, CASH POLICIES. CENTRAL Meat Market! FORNITDRE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. LOTS AJCP TILES OF IT OS' The Grand Rapids Timet says : The Ll-typ AND BOVNP t____ ______ r NEAR THE BANK. Kalamazoo people are trying to keep TO SELL same life in them icm by betting on the The best stock oi Meat always on hand 1 •«----------, par-1 — ttd Q,t ■ Vanderpool trial. The V..J Vanderpool i j tew‘••vniment of Caf. tisens give odds that he will be cleared. ^cdn 8Kr9yui»fyrn^ifL-r »ny thing you want. Well, in Hastings one of the Attor-' Ackley & Slade soil Fnrit Jon 25 per neys for the Prosecution is offering to1 SIMON B'BKBNBUTH. cent, cheaper than any one else. bet he will not be convicted. **•’ JOHN WOLF. The economical habit, the iron nerve and will, the keen quick foresight and (•elf-reliance so essential to success, has placed the Grand Rapids Business College beyond the reach of all others. i H. A. Coodvesr. { AVooden AV are, &c- AGENT8 FOR THE Detroit Stoves, WUADE OF Lake Superior Iron* THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Also the WOODLAND PAXLOBS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-06.pdf 70284dbc5b91ca5e403799f28f7d9e4f PDF Text Text ®hc ipstinQs Llnnnct VOL. I. DAILY EDITION _____ > ________ _ ________________ jlAS UNGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 6, 1871. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. The Testimony All In. THE REBUTTING THROUGH. The ArgtuaenUry Self, „ be Open­ ed by Mr. IjglMton Th*nd,y. Twenty-frat Pay*, Proewdliut,. MOaxiKG SXSSION. < «am° iBpA^Filer Md 1 hnve R broth­ Qua*-—Had you any conversation I er named GoJden Fifer. I five in Lud­ ington now, but on tho day of Frnlds with hor at Vanderpool's house, in pres-' | dirappearanw. was at Filer dtv and ence of Mr. Ingram and Secor ? Ans.—I hoard a conversationjwith wTl i dty about 1®J’cl"k «“■« book about two, her on Thursday after the arreet Sho was talking to Ingram and ho asked “T brcther. Gol­ den Filar Ihd not no Mu Lott that her what time Mr. Vanderpool loft tho house and she said sho did not know, day and huro no recoUeotioo about air­ then he asked her if Mr. Piper waa mg her a lunch. b CwoxMniaad by Mr. Hughe. Had there, and she said he was not there at the time but came back about the lunch about half-pul Uiroo and did 9 o'clock. Sho also said that he wont .Kirkl*od 'hwn thut day. Mon after they came back from Can­ • W«ft ■»""> “d ox- field’s hill. attuned by Mr Cbur-h, to.ti6ed u fol­ Cross examination. lows? Mr. Conover nnd Ingram wore with Before be began,Mr. Church that n»e. I went at tho request of the Sher... -o— --------—duid -.m imuv this is the witness who was unable to be iff to roorch tho house. prewnt when tlie pM^ntion wore pre- JS*."- “{P Buckley worn, U«1: I MnUne their nd. of >1.. 1 1 "“uo Bt Maxu.lw Know Mr. Ibpor of oftl»c.»,nud pr-r- MuA.-gon .nd mm™,bar th.t h. viKtk.j been i---------granted -------- -- .to examine . Uj 0Br house hoUM on the .... mission had I ed at oar Sunday evening NO. 20. top. Ho piled up seven sacks .the first AGENTS WANTED I day he worked for me, and one pile contained one sack. This witness said he hod pettifogged some, , and 1A RICH FIELD! ANOBLEWORKL was consequently very talkative. Miss Rachel Hill ro-callod : Quas.—In that convoroation with Mrs. Vanderpool on Monday after Field’s dis­ PICTORIAL appeared, did she say anything about whore her husband was that Sunday night Objected to by Mr. Hughes, which ' was overruled and exception noted. FAMILY BIBLY. A FAMILY RECORD, Ans.—As she was going away I stepp­ AND M Sept. Oth, 1871. ■ ed out ou tho front stoop with her and FAMILY ALBUM. Capt. II. Miller, being called to the she said, '‘there comes George.” I said WITH OVER . stand and sworn said: “who?” She said, “my husband 1000 ILLUSTRATIONS, Georgs." iben I said “how ho is chang­ 1 rtaide at Grand Haven and my oc­ ed, I would not know him." She said 150,000 cupation is that of sailor, have been en­ “I told you he had been sick, ho did not gaged at this tor 20 years at Grand Ha­ THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE come homo to* go to bed last night till contains a storehouse of information that can ven. Sail out to Chicago. The pier at only reach the mind through the eye. Ita Ulushim whenever he camo, and they uow |i that Field disa] Grand Haven was built in 1857. lizippoared. Ho cauie about one o’clock, and won up nearly all night trationa carry one back to the most important ml I loft at half-past 8 o’clock. after that. • era of the world, and are nf themaalvea a com­ Mr. Hughes asked what was proposed proposed to introduce his direct exami­ 611 o'clock, nand George Compau was next duly sworn prehensive review of the Scripture*, represent- • The reason I know this my father had nation. to bo shown by this witness. complained of my company disturbing as tho interpreter of Narcissus Peltier Mr. Hughes objected to his testimony Mr. Church said that they projtOBed his rest tis I had had considerable com­ who is a Frenchman, and after inter­ Antiquities, tbstiimes. Beast*, Bird* Insects. Plants, Minerals, Chins, Modal*, Inscription* and to show tho prevailing currents on the being given at this stage of the proceed­ pany, and when he left I remarked to preting the oath to him, translated his Incident* referred to throughout the Sacred east side of the Lake independent of the ings, and an argument ensuing, there my father that if my company loft be­ testimony as follows: fore half-post eight I should not think winds. He said that testimony had seemed to bo a misunderstanding be­ clearer view* of Divine Troth. A* a help to I reside nt Manistee, knew Herbert Parent*. Miniatcrs. and SabbaUi-acbool Teacher* ho would no disturbed. I looked at the been introduced by tbo defense to show tween Counsel as to the pointe upon clock to see what time it was. I Field, and last saw him Saturday about in fulfilling the duties of their separate and high vocations—and to all others to whom immortal ihat there were no prevailing sub-cur­ which ho should testify, but wo publish­ Mr. D. D. Ruggles re-cnllod : Con­ two o’clock in tdio after noon near Mx louss are intrusted—this splendid Piotoral rents and this witness was introduced to ed the ruling of the Court, when his versed with Mrs. Springer about the Jones’ brewery, which was about 4 or 5 Volume cannot be overestimated. It is the Edition. rods from Mrs. Springer's. He was go ­ disappearance of Field on the Wednes ­ show that there was a preva/iing north­ , cow was disposed of, which ruling was Most Suitable for the Family, ing towards Manistee Lake and had on ftubatantially repeated on this day tdter. I asked her if she saw Field ward sub-current. Most Valuable lor the Student, on Sunday, and she said she did see white pauts and brown liat. No one occasion-viz.—By the Court.—I am | him right by her house, that sho went was with him but a small, dog. This The pier at Grand Haven extends out Most Instructive for the Teacher. into the J Ako about 1700 feet. I am disposed to admit his testimony on pointe to got.soiue rain water, and had no was about 2 o’clock, had been to dinner. Most Appropriate for the Child, Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes. I hoops on and stepped out of sight till lighthouse keeper and liw right at tho not touched at Kalamaxoo. Most Useful for the Minister. saw him at that end of town only once. he posed, but hoard Charlie speak pier. Tho current from tho river before Tho witness then said:—I remem­ Most Interesting for the Farmer, the pier '«as built was north west, but ber tho day Field disappeared and to him, and when she wont in sho was My business is loading vessels. Do nut know whether Field had a boat on the going to rqu-iniffind Charlie for speaking Most Elegant for the Parlor, now it is .about west. After you get out George W’. Robinsen was at our house alxiut hiflf a mile, or a mile into the that day. First met him ut Willard & as ho did, but found Dan Parker thcro hike or not Was doing nothing this Most Profitable for the Study. Lake the prevailing ex Trent runs to the Hall’s drug store, from there We went aud did not. She said that Paakcr was day, bocauso I had nothing to do. Know THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE. it was Saturday because Sunday comos north. 1 have had experience of this to the stGre of Tyson Robinson & Co., there to see about building a bouse. She in addition to kite features already alluded to, after it Did nothing on Sunday. contain* the Apocrypha, tbucordsnce, Psalms in for 16 years. I have been out in n l>oat und then wo went to my house where described the pants that.lleld had on as Mr. Church then arose and asked that Metre, a Summary of th* Sacred Truth* a* and anchored when there was a dead we stayed till about dusk in the evening, light pants, and finally; she said that if taught in tlte Inspired Book, together with calm nnd floated down to the north lour then we went up to his stable and got it rained on Saturday -and Dan Parker the letter of Mrs. Vanderpool, identified numerous and comprehensive Tables and other or ’five miles in tho night, dragging his horse and buggy and drove to the was there on Saturday, then it was Sat­ by her yesterday, be offered in evidence Historical and Explanatory Matter, embodying the labor* of many of the tuo*t eminent Bibical urday and not Sunday that she saw him. lieach of the lake I know Mrs.. which was granted, but the letter has Acbolor*. It is printed on the finest calendered paper, from clear and open type, itf one large William Caniivtui boing duly swern, Springer by night and on the day of the Mr. Dunham went with me. not yet been read, then he announced and handsome qusito volume, mid is bonud in Cross examination. said : (examined 4jy Mr. Church,J 1 inquest, in company with somo others, mo«l durable nnd attractive manner, while This was on Wednesday at her house ihat all the rebutting evidence on the the while the price* are sufficiently low to plsce it live in Massuchuwrtts now, Lutin 1869 hod u conversation with her. She said ' — lived -at Manistee aud was in ti»e -om- that she had said, she saw Field on that and from there wo went to see Ladow. , part of the Prosecution was now in, ex­ within everybody's reach. ____ »> Charles Secor re-called : ploy of Mr. A. W. Smith.. Hememlx-r day but bud thought over the matter i। , ■ cent that of Mr. Ingram, who would ar­ i Mr. Church told the witness that if thc-event of the disappeattiMX'.of Field. and remembered that Ladow was on EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted rive on the 3 o'clock train, and Court throughout the country fat its tale, with whom A part of that day 1 waaat Cluuch. a the bed and Dan Parker came in with had any correction to mnke'in regurd took a recess of a few moments to wait liberal arrangement* will be made. .In upporpart of the day 1 was out'of town, ano a saw and in fun said said he was going to the time ho said he won Sheriff, lie for him. ... .... _...__ __ ________ ______ at four o’clwk I was at the shoe shop to cut his head off and it also rained could do now. While waiting for him Mrs. Vander- Ips”***, but *<H con‘*"°® for,* and remained there during the omming. that day and her people-were all at ‘stantly lucresring increasing withtb* with the anjwth.sod growth.and iutullintelli­ , * , , , Itaailr He said that in speaking of when be Went past the bank door. While 1 was homo and she had come to the conclu­ . pool was re-called to tho stand by tho ।gence of the country. It i* theretor* desirable those wbo engage with us. abali do so with a in the shop the door was open, it w as a sion that it was Saturday and not Sun­ was elected, he said he had been Sheriff defense. She said that she remembered that ! view to making the Dtuiaesi a permanent one. one year and eight months, whex it double door and the oast lutlf w as open. day that sbe saw/ Field. should have "been eight months. When the conversation alluded to by Miss Hill Know George. Ford and remember a Crora-examinfid-by Mr. Hughes. Vundtnpool was ia jail,! lived, in the jml to-dny, and might possibly have ccnversation between him and Mr. The couwirsatiou with Mrs. Springer Smith in the .bank, in which -Georgy was on the morning of tho 18th, at her und took charge of him. said that hor husband was Mr. Hughes objected to the testmiony sick but the rest of tho statements she said, ,lI suw one half of the door open.” house. Masers. Conover, Dunham, and of all employment*—are invited to correspond Mr. Smith said, “ytou must be mistaken Bullis were present and we went to talk as not rebutting, when Mr. Church saidI positively denied, so that the question with us with a view to au agency. Not a few such are now averaging from 1-5000 to 67000 for the bank door is a single door,” he on tliis subject. . . . this wil­. resolves itself into a question of vera- 1 annual profit io U* sale. There is a areat want that tiiey proposed to show by then^dropped his head and said, “I । city between tho two. for the book and a rich field offered, while it will The olgeet of this testimony is to re- ness that Vanderpool was not afflicted meant to say the door was lutlf open." As tho train woa behind time, tho elevate the spiritulat condition by constant con­ with end eonversaliun* upon. it* beautiful Court thought that the Counsel had bet- tact Cross-examination. I was there from | fute the statement of E. B. Hall whose I with diarrhoea os alleged. and eternal troths. i* waiting upon him I never noticedL ter present their requests, on tho points 8 to 10 o'clock in the evening and hod n testimony was read yosterdav, who said I 1.. »,t*.Vura> » th. .tnit on Sut- : ",h“nl f they deared the Court to include in its light in the shop. Agents on the Instalment Plan , , , .•*?.*»»«• ! anything Ihat led me to think he had 1 charge to the jury. Mr. Church then J.G. McKevre-called. OnSuaday after­ day when he mol Held. flu. tuoonnt. lhi di^ , ro„,Tn.t,„n ■ in behalf of tho People, read tho ro­ Will be furniahe-d the work in fine binding*. noon about half-past throe o'clock,! wont Thia plan is quite popoiir and profitable in cities down on the aireetnast thy bank And as, ing for Robinson's whereabouts would tween Misv Scribner and Mr. Ingram att quest which they desired to make, after and largo towns. We hare an edition of the far as Canfield’s lull. Did not notice render it impossible far him to have I Yuade^poofs house on Wednesday, the> which, Mr. Hughes, in behalf of tho JhT "f U>. ■yo.t-Sh. u«l they rotunwd i Prwoaer, read tho same request ns made cither the shoe shop door or bonk door. Mon him u .Utod. marked faror. Subscriptions for the Pictorial .. _ ... I from the walk to Canfield s hill about twi-• at Kalamaxoo, with tho exception of the Bible, in this style and in this way, can be Cross-examination: b. b Conover re-oill.-d : ligfct,nnd soon after he went formtdicine) 19th article. We are unable to publish obtained to au almost unlimited extent, a* there There was a side walk 12 li?t wide 1 rommnhor a .uh Mr,. she djdll<lt b h„ „„ » .. , uu. SUV UlUUUk mun MUR uu n uai these to-day, but will give them in full is no outlay of money that the Bible leader car. make, which will yield him so rich a return. ■ on the day after . tho in<l“’"}. ■i g OB<. ’not about from my shop to the bank. I put it '-Aj?" Ml long however, that “ bo,“ nine• kAnorraw. 1vVJo^MnFiporeamJin. down myself. Dr. William Upjohn sworn, said : , were present. When I went in I told ’’ We are also the Publisher* uf POTTER'S F. Kirkland, being sworn raid..- (Ex­ Uross-examined by Mr. Hughes. (Kraminod by Mr. Church.) STANDARD EDITIONS of Family, Pulptr her mv business, that I had heard she We had a water claret outside of the' 1 reside in Hastings and have prac- Poeket antj PbotogTsjlb Bible* and Testament*— amined by Mr. Uhurch.) , said she saw Field on Sunday. Tho nearly aou different style*—so well known ererrI reside at Manistee on<l lurae since woman who lived in the other part of jail enclosed with a high -fence, but I do• freed medicine and surgery over thirty where for their accuracy of text, beautv of finiih ., not know that lie ever used this but once.. years, hare had somo experience in and durability of binding. Alvrsv* ask for 1868. Took dinner that day atdho Ty­ the house stood iu ike door and ’ . wlien 1 acoomiianiod him, previous to> bmui, and there in a kind known as Porraa’a Staxdaso Euihok*. and get the best. son House, and after dinner I went into that she aud Mrs. 8. hud had Catalogue* containing styles and prices furnishi.- —a dii> "‘P?14’’ tlie inquest. I know this because I lofti wiywna/ hertiia. Trusses are usefl to re­ cd on application. the reading room a little while, then about the day she raw saw Meld. Field. Mrs. p0|jtivo orders with Mr. Johnson, the> Here one and arc commonly an effcctuwent over to the bonk to see Field, Springer said that on reflection she had that he uliouid not bo taken outl al protection against it. For Circular* containing a full diairiplion o tried the door and looked into the key­ come to theoontlusion that it was Sat­ PicToauL Familt Ifiaua, with sample .hee uf his cell.^A Mr. Edmundson hud been1 On tho arrival of the train -Mr. Eg- > Tua hole. but could see nothing Let the urday and not Sunday, and that she had and term* to AcetiN, editress •• POTTKA’X jailor previous to Vanderpool’s arrest. gfeston received a telegram Ktating that! holw"" n‘®“ AXD tsstaIent counter. From there I went over to the come to this ednclusiou from the fact I Courttfook a recesH till 2 r. u. thut it was a rainy daar and the men I re«<L?nce of Golden Filer and sat Mr. lugram was sick and unable tn were at home, also Dan Parker came in come, aud he being the lust witno.“« and PUBLISHERS* all the afternoon; 1 sat nt the front win­ with a saw and said ho would saw the । it being to late to begin the arguments til t nnd «17 Ka-rtiaion Htrret. xriKjiNooN sxssraar. dow talking with Miss Filer. This head off Ladow who lay on the bed. to-day, the Judge said lie would adjourn ■■nii.ADEi.pniA. Mr. H. S. Udell re-called. window fronts .north. I was tbeixhtill She raid she coeght a giimnse uf Field it began to grow dusk, nnd Iroin there and heard him «]wak to Charley. TEACHERS’ NOTICE. Mr. Church said that Air. Udell। the Court till to-morrow morning and if I went to the office at the steam boat Cross-examinwl. . ‘ wished to correct some of his state-, Mr. ingram was not then present the cf Teachers for Barry arguments’ should immediately com- Examination ' landing. i <hc h’ **v' County. Fall Series, Cross-examine! by Mr- Hughes. mcnce. jday. : _ | 1 went there about 2 o’clock to mod with me. Gen. B. M. Cuteheon re-called. The :.iU selected held M fDltosL : “ " tnauons will be The distance distance from from the the ]<o }>oim An experienced Bookkeeper wants the afternoon with Miss Filer. I sat ItemumlH-r calling od Mrs. .Springer at the Tvbod House to the bank is 23 At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. to obtain a Ritual Ion as Bookkeeper and at the west front window. Did uotfiit on the Bunday after Fields disappear­ rods. The line of vision reached into “ Hostings, Oct 9th, and Nov. Gib. Clerk. Address W. K., care Bannkic, in one chair ail the time, but sat on Die tho reccse of the door 9 inches and “ Assyria, Oct 13th—Ellis School . ... Ha-xtings, Mich., for two weeks. <ltf sofa same of the time. Do not kntnv ance. Ques.—What conTersattoo did yon lacked 29 inches of reaching tho door. House. whether any one sat on the sofa with me The space between the two doors is n At Nashville, “ 17th. or net und do not now remember wheth­ have with her,? “ Middleville “ 20th. Objected to by Mr. Hughe* on tho little over 9 feet. Hfl exhibited a paper er any one else was in the room except showing a diagram of his measurements. “ Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. Miss “ Filer, or not Did not eat ground that a foundation had not been I am affected with a rupture on the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. anything while tticrc, but the family laid for this. . right side, and have been for 17 years. had a lunch in the kitchen during which Objection was withdrawn. Mr. Hughes objected to the evidence time I remained in the parlor alone. In tliis conversation with her she said She sat at the east front window and she passed the bank on that day in the which the Court overruled. The protrusion is about tho size of my I at tlie west, about 10 feet apart aud this county, to th* importance of continued rfbrt. afternoon and the right band half of only in attainments in the studica taught, but fist and does not pcnmptibly affect my I.OuO.teO Acres of Choice Farming and Grazing pot I got no nearer to her than that. the in thetuelhodsoffinpartiugiMtmetion. TW1stand­ door was open and swung ard of the past will not only be maintained btit Land* on the line of the road, in the physical strength. Charlie Springer retailed on cross- back staadilv advanecl. that ■>.. Z.k^.1. ...' _?“• as in bunmciu* hours .Sialo of Nebraska, in the Great Platte Valley, exuniination : Remember seeing Mr. she also said that sho caught a glimpse Mr. Hughes requested that tho wit­ xaw roa sal*. for cash or long credit Cutchoon and Ingram at our house on of a person inside tho door but could ness remain in town so that ho could bo Tbe»e land* are in a mild and healthy climate, lion will M mEh A Selttt School Sunday evening after the disappearance not say who it was. On this same day examined by medical xnen, in order to •n- fur grain-growing and stoek-rrlsinr, uosorpassed by any io the United Bute*. of Field. , . . I had a conversation with Charlie. He rebut his testimony, when Mr. Church Ques.—Did you say to them tnat you said ho had wen Field the Sunday be­ A second school of this kind will bo taught Prices range from $2 to $10 per Acre. As«yri»—EHU School IIcue—by Morris ETkeli did not remember what day you saw fore. He said he first heard this talked said that he would rather have the It will commence Sept- Uh and continue six wscl Field, except ns your mother had told of aoout the middle of tho week at the timony in regard to hernia stricken out 110ME.STEADSF0R ACTUAL SETTLERS. dinner table, that ho did not remember and the Court so ordered. you ? 2,400,000 Acre* of Government Landa between J**Vh«ork of Omaha and North Platte, open (or entry on tor William Martin sworn, said: Mr. Hughes objected, on the ground what day it was himself, but his mother will bo th* theme. Hohmtiam oxtr (Examined by Mr. Church.) that it was irrevlant, which the Court told him it was Sunday. 8 0LDIER8 OF THE LATE WAR I live in Muskegon and have lived there Cross-examined by Mr. “ overruled and an exception noted. since 1866. Vanderpool worked for mo never called to tortiiy « roffarf to Ans.—I did not say so. matter before and never did. I went to once from September till the next May. FREE HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES, within Railroad limit*, eq os I to a Re-direct—I know it was Sunday be­ talk with Mrs. Springer on this subject, I have seen him handling coffee socks Direct Bounty of *400. wtion will ba uMci m text hooka. Th! cause when I got up in the morning my when I went there and Mr. Ingram was which will weigh from 175 to 200 pounds. loepitaUtyof tbs poopls st tewKsrills. Cross-exammed by Mr. Hughes. mother put my Sunday clothes on mo me. . I have seen him piling up the* sacks, and told me I must not play on that day with & 8. Conover re-railed agora. Address 0. P. DA.VLS, Know Mi« lotto) Scnbner when I the first one he tumbled over and the as it was Sunday. Land ConmiaUootr U. P. R. R. Co next one he had to pick up and put on Frank Filer being sworu, eajd : (ex­ • ■ OmAma, Nit PmMsrlllc. ; r » 1FL owloo“amined by Mr. Church.) My father’s see her. R EF E'R EN CES, JOHN E- POTTER 12,000,000' .ACRES fl CO., �tyw card?. GEO. C. WORTH. of coaches. 6, Hakims. Mich., 1871. HNOAD GA UGB-DOUBLK TBACK BOUT* CorrxMFTiBLt—Tho following con- NEW YORI BOSTON temptible^ing at tho meu, than whom a more Xosmi, impartial and itdaHipenl r mixci rax poixts nr xrvr yoek statm ami* ant .• jury was never impaneled in tho State, OIL REGIONS orPENNSYLVAMI A who constitute tho jurors iy tho Van­ tins mOlwat Nxtkxds from derpool cam, is from tho Manistee Tims* Rodireter to New York, 385 mileR, of tho 2<l inst It is, however, in keep­ Btiffiilo to Now York, 423 miles, ing with tho action of tho people of Max.Suspcuaion Bridge to New Yorx 448 Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, isteo in this whole c*so, nnd is a disgrace Cleveland io New York, 625 miles, ' to tho civilization of tho age. Men of Cincinnati io N. Y., 880 miles, Barry, road whd these follows oay of your honored follow citizens who consti­ Hams, Williams, & Co. VAN VELSGR k ROLFE. • tute this Jriy ■ The Jny at Hastings, before whom the Varilerpool trial is progressing liu formal quite- a subject for conversation. The fact that.thelve honkst and intklur£NT mon cax be found in any county in this State who have neither read nor formed an opinion upon (ho guilt or in­ nocence of tlie accused is somewhat re­ markable. There is not a paper in tho State that assumes the dignity uf a nowspaper that has not had more or less to say in relation to the two former trials and yet wo are informed that two of the ixtzCuqkxt jurors never heard of Van­ derpool before. One of two things must bo true, eithex these men are very ig­ norant and unfit lor so responsible a.du, ty, or they must bo knaves and equally to serve as Jurors. AUtralai run dlrwctly Uiruugt to K*w York. '860 milea without change ofooabhes. From aud after Ang. 17th, 1871, Train* will lure, in connection with Weatern Line*, a* follow*: NEW -YORK DAY WPREriN. Itate. Cioanuah »tl.n P. M., Nundai* «x*ej>te<|: Cforvtead from Allanite and Great Weatern Depot, by Colmnbu*. O^ liun, driir. (Saturday* excepted.y *1 UOOP.iT,; Uiiiton at 1 A. and Suapenriott BfiBg* atS.WA. JF dailv, (Sun­ day* excepted;) Buffalo from ’topot’corner Kxcb*b«*aUd Mtebigaiitkroeto, by New York •Ime, d*ilv. (banday* exceptod.) 07; A. M. ArrfTMtfHonitnxrnio J.XS a. M; auaquebaana 'Aao r. M.,(Dina;)trnri».v'*O.*l p. M., (»up..)‘ and apt^c* w N*w Yorkt&OF. H. (teanacia *Cooper*te«u.. Alb*V. and ih< coiebHtedSutnmer reaort, Sharon Spring*; a»d With Driawarr. Lackawanna and Weatern ■ Had road, and al Jeraey C'itv withMidaighl K*. detjSteLai0Qf NeW J*r*tr K*lln*Jfor l'W1“* . I.. RUSSELL, iTTORNBY nt Law. Inmrnnoe ahd Colltetlne { sarry County a assortment °r (}oods, ntlt of I ..‘''A'iJiitoiuaveu. Sash Doors, uarious othe S thini to bes0 J, A, ktA. HOLBROOK fgr famine Blinds, the Gooris. WM II. HAY FORD ATTORNKI Soodyoar &c, flret it- C. G. HOLBROOK ATT0BKNT at Law. Wlioitoi* to Cl ‘V’fiii.TfcTSS nr» UIk?o'clack'f.M. dressed WM. L. COBB, ----- TM- at LaW, Solieltor in 'LUMBER JWSSZ- az“ ‘” Of all Kinds. HARVEY WRIGHT, . arwathHbwt to thia troia st Liacinnati *nd Cleveland, running .through to IlnraaUlavillc rttM.va... -.... a___ UiMpenaton Hrldtfe). running through' to 3fow "Tiu; Middleville Plair.dealer und the EXPRESS MAIL, leave* Dunkirk from Coion DepoL and itaffrin, via. Avau and via. HornrifoHastings Banner seem to feel bad be­ cause Mr. Nelson, prosecuting attorney of Manistee County in a private conver­ LIGHTNING' EXPRESS, ItkilvJ lnve» Cincmauti <1 p. y.. arrive* at Went Srieni sation spoke disparagingly of tho in­ atS.od .A, M. (Br«ak6«at;j leave Ctavatelligence of tho jury. We assure yov Meadvlite iLiii A^M.^ne^ly^kfri L'Ji’r.**1 gentlemen' that if you devote as much lUfM. I A. i t> I, ...___ : . ... ... . ... spaco to all who think the intelligence j. -...‘J . i*. V * Arnv«» *| Horof Barry eomrty ]xxuly represented, it ueltev.11*5.12 P. IL (Suprar.}aud *1 Now York 7.CO A. M. Uenuvct* at Eltntra with Northern will soon bo necessary tor you to enlarge Central. Railway for Williamsport, Harmburg your paper.” aadlhe South; at Jener Citv with Mattriuf ExprH* Train ofNew Jeraey Jt.Urood for Pin" So says tho Manistee Timet. Butwbore adripblu, Baltimor* and Waablngton ; and at these Jurors are known, nj apace ia Naw \<Kk wiib Martitex Kxarasa uria» IU Boston and New England elite*. necessary, either in this paper or any 8!ee|m>f Ooiii'h*» ar® attached to this train at to prove their uiteUigence. Aud wo Uincinurii ud at Clifton. (Saapesrion Bridge.) l»li>-Ml<rttai»». «K Murgcona, DBS. J. M. k iC., RL SHELL. HASTINGS, MICH. There Im uo two Tulklug! BEST STYLE DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN. HOMCBOPATHIC Pby.irian., Offiea in old P. 0. building. Special attention paid to CHRONIC SISEAHEf*. Dieeaaes of Wombs and Chilpekn, ioaaa«a of th* Kra.de.. Ac. OF] MEN'S [The poor treated gratnltoualy Thursday after- GRANT & PHILLIPS Are bound to sell JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! PHYSICIAN and Bwreon. D walling on Bread­ -ay. near the Court House. WJL UPJOHN, hazard nothing iu saying that tho mon who constitute thut juty, arc, in ability eveiy way tho equal of tho Manistoe Prosecutor, and in truthfulness and from some officer duly authorizing him to commit prisoners to Jail in default of baif or otherwise, is a gross outrage on the rights guaranteed to every person by the Constitution and Laws of tbte State and the United States, und the party making the arrest and so commit* ting this or any other person to the com­ mon Jail in violation to tlie lawa of the land, could be punished to the full ex­ tent of the law, for false imprisonment, a serious oflenee under our laws. Be­ sides we believe the Jail may not be le­ gally used for any such purpose, and that the Sheriff is, also, liable to the penalties for fabc imprsonment, if he allows any person to t>c confined in the Jail under his charge without the proper ]»aper duly is-ue<l by some proper officer, and trust in future the Sheriff will refuse toj>ennit other par­ ties to subject him to heavy damage*, through the false imprisonment of any person, whether committed by Police No. 1. or any other person, not author­ ised by the laws of the State to commit {tenons to .his charge. CASH POLICIES. DR. C. C. LLMBLEY, WOODEUFF I nib honesty, as fRj’above him as Heaven is above the earth. Another Outbade.—On Monday evening, not later than about ten o’clock, Police No. 1 Arrested on our streets n girl by the namo «>f Jennie Brown, without proccae, anti committed her to the common jail, where she remained In violation of every principle of law nnd every attribute of humanity, until Wednesday at or about 11 o’clock A. M. when xhc was brought before James Clarke, Esq., on charge of disorderly conduct, and after a hearing, was dis* charged on suspendedaeutenee. Wo do Xnot know or care winure mult it was that sho was oouftued formore than thirtysix hourt in the common Jail. The act of committing her them, however so bad she may tiave been, without a mittimus la ths City, Manufactured by NIGHT JtXFBt*H. d^lte. (Suadaye exc^ted;) leave*X.lifton S.3<> I’. M vouapention bridge at P. DRAKE, M- Dm PARTWCLAR attention riven Io the treatment of Private Dlaaawa*. Uffiee ovae F-D. Acktay'* Drue Store. Stole street. Haatinjs. . O nm^thwigb from Suapeoiuoa bridge to New REMEMBER, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily. (Sundays ft \ r n...___ ■ i . • . u. i_ -_ <HrridffaXt;) Turner*, at 1.1 S P. M., (Dine.) and arrive* in New Y ork at S.ld P. M. Connect* al Elmira for WiUUsiaporl. Harri«burg and -the SotUh-, al Owego formmca; at Bmgriftnton ibr Cooperate*n. Alban v and th* celebrated summer rwwrrt SharonS prtnga; al GreyCourt for New Boaton and Jit Buffhl*3. runwing thru us al ClMrdand, rvaaisK U Oulr aee train Ea»t at eiun.ti *1 ZlP. M.; < Ad<1 everything in their line of Goods st prices aa low as at Jackson, Hew Goods Just Received.. M-A«X F0RT1CKXTS YIA XBIX BAXlWAT, C.H. HICKS, Still Conti a ua to Sell GRANT* PHILLIPS. h*TM>x*V Railway Groceries, mi ■ Crockery. At Hastings. &c., Ac. •WM. II. JEWELL, Glassware, J. American of Chicoro, " - ■ WUJJJDO 00 Fabnkm Ixmvmaxcx a 8rxc ‘CasajrouaBaTMnMthiM .—-------Plan, befon inrurinr. 8;>-ctri lioxard. placed in S<"»d componic* at the lower! adequate rale?. .... COUNTY Treasurer. Qfflre in the Coart House. WM. R. BARR. Cheaper than any Store in Haatinga, 30 Years Experience! Hare t* per Cent, by bnying for Cash of c. II. IUCKM. Sheriff of Barry Confere: oftee at the r*a Uffioe, at Uta Court Iteu*. Hartinn. NATIONAL HOTE1. Meat Market! FLOBEXCH Family Sewing Machine It will Cord, Braid, Quill. Bind Gather, Hem­ , aCitch, Raffle, Tuck, end Fringe neatly aud du­ rably We warrant it to aew everything needed In a family, from (be benvtMi to th* MghtMt fabric. In Taiktringnr Dreeamaking Dry Goods and Clothing HERRICK THIS MACHINE HAS NS E(8AL. wo*. Yuu'UbMrsflhrdto bur a Sewing Ma chriaeuntil you havea««t> the FLORijNCE with its late improvement*.. ‘.-;.} p,tj ' ' ’ Office nnd salesroom at Gold & Silver Watches, . Grent^PhlfflpRlMtore. will oonUnue to be kopt tn ail 1U appowuAento aa a First CIm» House. Bet to meat the wi.he* Harting. ‘General Collecting Agent SUKninD * CiarUBLE. (■rew.ur.. ..n»: MM.MdL'nMrtn.L Tb. nl, 11. THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS nir. I will close out my Stock of Summer Dwraorr. FtatcAtr IMi, I87I. Michigan. eiF' 0Sc< u 0,0 Court CENTRAL $1.00 for 75c Michigan Exchange. ' E. 11. MALLORY. Mr. MARBLE having bought the Carding Afa chine lately owned in Middleville, nnd having removed it to Uaating*. and Alwaysia Drier aiiiBeaiy for Wort For further information, address. MORRIS & KEITH. Awyria. Knorin. ISAAC W. V ROOM AN. NEAR THE BANK. SIMPLY mNSTBUOTBD, S3?"'Wool sent by Railroad, will be The best stock oi Meat always on hand. CASH POLICIES. E.VS1LY UNDEIISTOOD. Carded to order, and sent back in good Call aud Get your Steak, Roasts, condition. ur any thing you want SELECT SCHOOL. SIMON B'RKENRUTH. We ara con* tan Uy receiving addition* to our A Select School in A*»,vri*u< about to toko efHaiUan.Auc. 3. 1C1. already LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are Shop in BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR'S ■riling aLbottom figure*. ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, New Warehouse, •‘reperatory for Teacher*, and thoee who ftel iuUnrated to put to a good use the adraoUgca they desire from such a aunree, constantly adding hardened, and wit! last, a life-time. No other -Machine runs ao eat Dvery atudeut expecting to attend abonld be little notes in iu Operation. WELCOkfE MARBLE. the atuddiM »o arranged a* especially to meet July. 1571. Tuition to tho School, S3.OO. W. MAYNAHU, MILO T. WHEELER, in mi. biiw U D- RUCKER. G*n'l H'iti't, NEW PI W.UM12 43 HYDE k HAI ER. The Corner- Grocery. Borton and New England Paiaengtr*. with tboirHarjtage.are transferred FUSE OFCHARGE IlMsnraigo Chcetci d Through < J. C. WOODRUFF. M. liful character. Adaiirera of Nat are’a beauties, STEWART k STK1NI1OFF. SirjeaB ail Mechanical Dentists, The Best ill the City. OFFICE *.« Or**: A PbQUp** Slot*. IloxtiM*. Mlebiran. . n.; Th* beat vealilaied and moat luxuriou* Sleep­ ing 0**che*ar IN THE WORLD j£t a«on>panyali sigiatrainiion ihiaRaUwav. LdT The Kria Railway Company ha* opened a new Ferry Train their Jeiaey C>tr Depot to the foot of lid St., Naw* York.-thwenablrng PUaeng#r^ la reach the nppar portion of tba chy aritbout tba Out th* expeiiae expense and at aonoyauce of aalraat car or omnrbux transfer. Hotnw- All Btylea of Women’s and Chlld’ren’s Wesr,*S* I -• H.«6 M. W. RIKER. “ A. HANLON, »L Ik, Cjrl*OCd*lt?Se 1 Washington Block, South side State St. Inwux-iincc Agent, - ---------- CltyFinof Hwrtfcrd. BOTANIC aed Eclectic Physkiaa and Dentist treat* all eb runic and acute diiewi; will attend to all eailt by day^or night. Office nt Nmhrllv. at seventy-flue cents on the Dollar. It. MUDGE. BOM Y1KNNA MIDDLEVfLLf. EXCHANGE, “ANDYM”omJOHNSON, (fomariy Clerk of the llullnOK. .. > Li—.-.—-,.,_ ___ A__ AARON CLARK. AN AUCTIONMR dulyIfoenwd by th* United , »cl?f5I?y8 *SD hack use. OrtSiwiMif. Sflw «°lv- sonm. - . h‘X“ .r*,eiTed ______ ____ m. it. nons. OSlouonJeff- Fsatnq njr, JOHN MICHAEL, ! _____ jnTxiiBBffs cxr.BKBirrn W INE OR BEER ni.mowrrnren . J. ROBERTS k CO.. General Meww Dealer*. StM Siim at PiaM Wart MANUPAC &S2? Vs tctee«,-Clocks sad Jewelry Kepsirtd ALBERT EI8ELBERG. dAwtf at. ChariM Roatauraut on Jrihnon St 1AMS. k co., u te&KsWsSi: AiroifQN Bixu printed on short notice �7/ greble ATTENTION! and That to buy Goods Good Bargains in RUSSELL You must visit the SOUTHERN Hardware, Slaves, Con be" had by Calling at Great Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hasting’*. He 0flier the following Tax Titles Harnesses, ------ TO BE HELD IN___ Agricultural Tools, &c. The City of Grand Rapids SKIJCER <f DECKER, of LANDS Battle Creek. leather belting a specialty We will not bo under­ Large Stock sold by anv House In Michigan. SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. in tho various Townships of Situated Barry County—one of Michigan, ASSYRIA. Just Received, Jobs a. Greblr, lw!4 ACKLEY . J Mtftow S _ 8K1NNER $ DECKER. CELEBRATED THE MAPI£ GRQVE. Farrier's Improved! SPK1NG A AVERY’S »u-rtov.!D«»c«irnox. DMcurnox MACT RraBBLL. ' ____ • ------ WILL FIND AT____ the best Counties in tho State of GRANITE STATE CASTLETON. Corn Shelter I nX , 1® 10 n• X FOR BALE AT The‘Largest and^Best Assorted Stock W. T. EASTMAN’S! n«X*>f»wX Warehouse on Broadway. Druggists and Chemists, OKI WOODLAND. anti dealers In PATENT MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES. TUnPENflNE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. —TO BE FOUND IN Land and Calcined Plaster, W-wX lime, water lime, vfrtk •X*• w x LUMBER, LATH, mi! SHINGLES • K' JOHNSTOWN, August 10. 1871. BOOKS A STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, CIGARS and TOBACCO, W. H. JEWELL, —and— KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES Western .Michigan. IENEIAL WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. CITY DRUG STORE. State St.. Hastings. Midi. BALTIMORE. Register of Deeds. Notary Public, CONVEYANCE!) Awtbactr op Titles of lands in Barry County furnished on application, at my office In the Court Hoose. * W. H. JEWELL. Hadinqi, Kith. rwVIrV.X a u Iu a of a wX«I• WXA*| HASTINGS. . X ;f » CARLTON. For the BARRY. HOPE. INDUCEMENTS s.KnfnwM MS H ■, Bi RUTLAND. Of Home Manufacture, FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. 13 hit V lx nw Go to the Sola Proprietor of SHKP A HITS SPRI3SFG & AVERY. Great Union Exposition Ayer’s Ague Cure, poiaona. Northern Mich. AgricBltBraiand Mcchailcal Society. State Pomological Society Na oae remedy b l"uder rallnl vita a |H?rtr.that It »111 enpUcaie the ilbmve. and wun nr -n.; ir w.. laat no harm ran »n« frw.i iu u»« Ju any quantity. “Si "I “riik___ rn.m nr i.n-renla tlua dbor- per. TlueM Ct'B»:" Fxvru AMD A«1VK ciao uf eompuu-u. '.7 CITY PAINT STORE! •*» • ‘ Xr AJSiZri’ Ui« COMMINS & pat a Whiikcy nr rtitauluiat baveraea. but a MantCTXk within the reach of all. Price, only 30 Cent* a Bottle. Thlaartiole baa been thoroughly teotad and found a aura and apaady cura for the following complaints. SEPTEMBER 12, 13,14 AND 15, .Wil, Unite in makinr the above a grand demonitra­ tion of the production of Michigan Industry. Admission 25c, children Lie. Exhibitors are -peeled to join the Society. Yearly member»Lin tickets tl. Life Membership tickets BIO. HENRY A CLUBB, Grand Haven. Secretary. G. W. GRIGGS. Grand Rapids, President. COMPOUND WAHOO Dim BROWN Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costicenau, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint. Fever «C Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of tlw Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. rfc. genuine B.lXerw in one BO C«nu Bottle of Shopard'e Compound Wahoo Biuerw than there is in a whole case of any other kind in market. Recommended by all the fleet Class Physicians throughout ths City and Country, sa the best Family Medicine . >. ..! rhe rfUrare. PAINTERS time and money. Price, only 50 Cents a Bottle. For Sale by DraniiU ami Deaton Generally. Painte, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, ,'.r,.hE[ TMa •• ■ x:.-.-t!H- p.’l. -n 1 ■■ .. Grand Rapids. Mich, Yqt Sole by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. FRAMB8. SLABS, BTC.. BTCM I Sign & Ornamental Painting, IxS’.1!?.* W est of Bunk. PRAIRIEVILLE. .?»••* •r,'*x 3|t#W’* A. WOOLEY- »_■ P» of • 0 I ________________________________ • X ORANGEVILLE. This is.the Lad uho drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's »|W X< Xof. YANKEE SPRINGS. a.Kef.wK ininjgMI, *g.„s for warm meals al all hours. ’ * x o* Vf x Remember the place. Opthornapple. posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. • I^.E. STAVJFJFJER. 4 C. N. SHEPARD, Proprietor, ..X rrSm PICTURE IRVING. Little Red Shop!. MUSICAL! GO TO CLARK8 FOR PICTURES. Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information deaired. D. R. COOK Ac CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS SHERMAN MICH. Dealer in Musical lu- Pure Wines and Liquors’ T4TL»« » FARLEY 0BS4N, FOB- MEDIGUAL PURPO6XH. chu^StS^ axB Hastings, Mich. SOLD ALL ROVXD THK WOULD_. mi rr.B. HMUip, Mich. HMtiugt. MU> �VAID1BPOOL. Tlfe RiftlsucAii DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. W,~H. HOLMlta^ PabiUher. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division AUGUST 1&7-1. —Go there for the best and cheapest Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E. G. Williams. THE MAN AND “ A sotting hen never geta fat,” but most any person can get fat by buying their groceries of J, Mans. Hi* Letter to His Mother Aitor Hl* Conviction at Manistee. An Bvory-day Story. Herewith, as showing of tho man, Vanderpool, a* ho really i*, good and true hearted, we print hi* letter to his “Hello John, whore are you going?” “I was going down here to buy some grocers. ” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mine.” “Down to AUen’c? Why, I never bo't any of him, I always go there to buy­ crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo't a whole set of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any .where else. Besides he war­ ranted it. The crockery he keeps is the Boot’s celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do *o on groceries, aud I know you can. Besides he takes anything I nave to sell at a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, tea and sugar there for the same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block. Aug. IS, 1871. THE CITIZEN. B| RDSELL mother after his con-’iction at Manistee, and before hi* incarceration in tbo State Prison nt Jackson. If a letter, exhibit­ ing the highest attribute* of humanity was ever penned, the following is that letter: Clover Hullers! Manistee. Feb. 25th, 1870. Mr Deas Motheu I am sitting in my cell in tho county jail—have been on trial for the murder of Herbert Field since tho first of the month. The case wm given to the jury to-day about 11 o’clock. Between five and six o’clock this evening I was called to the court-room to hear the verdict. My angel wife, Helen, was with mo tinoo noon. We 6 8 Ihjlb'xcm jiassed a happy afternoon in each others’ mixid. t accom. arm* in happy anticipations of justice BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, soon. She went with me to the court­ room, and there heard those cold and Ham*, William* A Co. cruel word*—“Guilty of murder m thsfint Do not claim to have tho only. Mold­ degree"—those words that kill all there ing Machine in Bony county, but they is of life to me, my honor, my name— RAWING MACHINES, HARROWS, ETC., have one that wilf stick any and ail words that cramp with cold iron my kinds of moldings that are needed. warm heart blood. Ah ! what is life? They also have on band a large number of doors, Bash, blinds, moldings, win­ Truly a vain bubble; and how sweet to dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low know that death will come to the relief! And there is my comfort. For, mother, ilguri'fl for cash. in Barry County—for sde by snj-ing the words don't make me guilty. Go.ro Commins & Brown for Paints, There is a sweet calm belief in tlie Train* on tho ChleMo A JUiebhrM Lako .^Itoro R. L loaw Grand I’.kpIJt tor Miukecon and White Oils, Varnishes, etc. knowledge that ray heart beats warm tail, al follovi: . and pure. Though I am branded a Chicago ExprtN cl 10-00 a tn. Detroit Exj>re«e at QOp tn. thing to abhor, yet I am tho same sunny ia John WeuMtt’a ll.nlw.ro Store, Brown', New Block. __ __ H. E. SARGENT, Gcn.Hupt. George of other days. I cannot write a shadow of my feeling*, nor touch a point on what I would say, could I tell all my FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8. thoughte of the happy, happy post For myself I care but little. But oh! the;I grief of that poor old gray-headed moth-' IKuccMoora to Dickey A Bentley.; er, who reared me with so much cure, I watched and prayed over mo through nil my tender year*. And now, oh, God ! j LOST. hear my dear, darling wife, who at this Somewehro near the Depot or on State moment lie* her head upon my knee— ’ Of Berger Family, St., Tuesday eve. A black ribbon-sash. and thia our lost, hut night on earth to-1 The finder will confer a favor and be rewarded by leaving it at the Dentist jether. Cun it be ? Sho who has lived, office of Stewart A StelnhofT. ■“ Unnoriit Character, Vocalist. Comic Leoturer. n tho warmth of my breath, and who Sep. 6th. Mrs. Mary KtelnhofT. Elocutionist and Faciil mimlo. in his pocullsrtti has pined nt the loss of it for five •nd COMIC FACTS’. months, is now called to quit me for ever. New goods has just arrived at Oh, memoiy, it runs back to a little , R. Mudge’s. country homo among tho tree*, whore Fair*. What has been done can be done wo Stood and promised to be one white again.—'IQftro is hope for every young Northern Michigan Agricultural aud life lasts. How well, how well wo have , man who so ardently desires to succeed. Look over the Gband Rapids Busi­ Mechanical Society’s Exposition, at lived to it God in Heaven knows. Now I I am to leave her alone, a bexgar. ness College Journal and notice the Grund Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, Gloat God, what have we ever done to I universal success of their student*. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DDORS. BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Thursday and Friday, September, 12,13, deserve this ? Were it but a bullet, or, Attention I tho axe, or the halter, a few moments i 14, 15. I have a yoke of cattle aud a single would end all here and satisfy my per-; Michigan State Agricultural Society, ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING 4v.. J/roadj.c*/, near rirer. horse for sale. Will sell on limo tor secutors. But no. Not only,<une is be-' Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday nnd ing murdered by slow degrees—but wife, ■ good paper. R. J. Gba$t Friday September *<r, 19, ».»», 20, a21 uuuj vcfiwuiuvi .i and <nm 22. brother—all must bo ground in torture.1 Aug. 30, 1871. yi— ——’ Co^ <'<. Agricultural a .»■■, —.i, ....i society, 0aa...«.. Wedw. Barry ! I can but say, Lord forgive them, they I believe “ Oxi stormy night in winter when neaday, Thursday and Friday, October I know not what they do. I these |>eoplo mean ter do about right.1 the wind* were blowing cold,” 1 bought 4, 5 and 6. I But they don’t know ‘me—never did. | me a pair of boots aud rubbers nt Maus’. And by a stretch of the imagination, Otrn Dailt Advektueiis.—The follow­ with a little passion and prejudice, and i The days of grace on account* due w the late firm of Dlcki-v A Bently, are ing were left out ’Saturday, on account dollari ami cmU, have doomed to worse pretty nearly out. ffhore interealed of tho copyfgetting lost. than death a heart that never beat but i will do well to take notice, dtosepl in love to all who ever was worthy. Ah I PtAXIXO MILLS. how liitte they know what they have' J. W. & C, G. Bently, successors to Another railroad will not effect the done ! I do not expect they will be-! Dickey & Bentley, manufacture sash, low prices at Maus’. lieve ’frhol I say. 1 have talked be­ doors, blinds, moldings, etc., etc. Tho fore to-daV and they only laughed nt; Wanted. Wanted. old red mill on Broadway, everybody my words. And when in court I dared ! Every one having unsettled accounts know* where it is. to denounce as false, evidence given by ! , to call and settle the same by September Hams Williams & Co. At C. F. respectable men, counsel, ’ of opurae, 1st, for I must have my pay. boasted of tho etanding of t!fe witnesses. 10wl Mason Allen. j Dwight and Co’s Elevator building Now, of .vhat account are my words ? j have built up a successful trade and are Yet these words are God’s truth, whetbDox'r you know where to get your buzzing away steady every day. Sash, er shown to be such or not Ix't every j boots and shoe* ? I do-at J. Maus’. doors, blinds, moldings, etc., etc., is man, woman and child on «lus green I earth remember while life lasts, Geoigi< I their forte too,faitide from the planing Vanderpool is not guilty, nor doe* he I Cancer can be Cured. machine. L. N. Mixer’s scrofula anK,„cer I have rendered a foithful and honest;0/ Eippcr A Roller were paid by the Gen­ mixture is warranted to cure all cares eral Agent of the Commercial Insurance■ account of ©very tarthing i ever had in I world■.®3jdenco Of ray hav-‘ a/mjwW of cancer and scrofula in every form. Company of Chicago, yesterday, the• Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad- Joss sustained by the burning of their Hf SUPERIOR, McSHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and _A.nn -A.rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS. PLOWS AND CASTINGS. and the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY E. P. BURRALL. I .11 Ifafom Hall. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY Jioticep. Local 1H1U Moldings a Specialty. WITHIN THE BEACH OF AIL. Hastings, Mich. Mats is bound to sell his groceries, nnd boot* and shoes if ho don’t make a cent • 11 cent sugar at Buxell’w. Rubber mops at Busell’i*. * Peaches fresh and nice nt BuhII's. Best Sherry wine, bitten for dyipeprfa»at Bubell's. Tho Town Talk Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ gars just received and for sale at the Cite News Depot. Tnz Laboekt Stock of School Books ia tho City at the City News Depot. Best cheese In the city nt Busell's. A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the City News Depot. For Photographsand Pictures, of ail kinds. call on J, F. Minkler. parties who say they are unable to .bay so much. Mow to give all a, chance to have Teeth who need and have them, we udllfrom this date, for a few ■ drop thrprice almost one-half. will nowmahe Brewery building in this city a short; her last, l wrong—call it mistaken or/a^7ra',rf Complete sets for$2o. Single Plates, Upper time ago. They received $W>. M. W.• false, as you chose. Those aru fad* v.d i Tider gid. Riker Is agent for the above Company. OIj'R WORK WJlRRAJVTED . 5 List of Letters remaining in the Post­ os you hope for life in this world and' office, Sept Sth, 1871. H.'te I over Grnnt ' Flowm Jhonwn, Tbo., Ampliloet. J. R? J™ “•ne,r ’ -----------------W. Banter, Jenolte Babeoel, H. E. Bar- " , u ’ *** ,’°r *’ ’1“’°’ yoti -voa bear lw»r your J01* soul, i tor the ----------------love your mother, Eisters, sisters, wives. rett * ' remember remevtilukv. my «><«. poor, ..m*. poor .w-.,. wy'« !/ Whatt '; • Direct your letters to No. of P. O. Box over befalls me, don't murder her. j or Drawer. Herc lies my gentle wife like a wounded : John Robebts, P. M. dove. How many, many happy even-1 «ugs wo have ]>08Scd—but. now—oh! Wisconsin.—Gon. Oadwolader C.‘ why was 1 born i The last night of life I Washburno has received the Republi­■ can mortal man realize it? How can nomination for Governor and has, sweet death would Im>, would it make all Gowk«wav from Home to Buy , <ds® happy. Ah ! it ia hard, hard to beinvited Mr. Doolittle, tho Democratic ■ lieve that innocence would not stand.' nominee, to n joint discussion. Mr. W. But if not in thia world, it will in tho | is a live Republican and will bo elected. next. Without money or influence hero 1 He was a Major General in the Union। I have fallen—and now I nink. " my heart i* warm as f Army and a gallant and brave officer. their* ones are as near andid dearnosakUC<<D ., | The State Faib.—G. H. Gale is, This world is a* green and as beautiful I Store, Hastings, Meh. STEWART & STEINHOFFH. A. Goodyear. NO USE Grand Marshal and E. O. Humphrey, Treasurer. to me a* to them. But, alas 1 farewell, farewell. When tho green grass waves! Goo4j“r & Slr;jjer Dealers in FBRNITI1BE! wow 1 Call at , 0H& ’“I JOHNWOLF’S oyer my grave, tho winds will moan, he died in honest poverty. But, good । The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Park at Kalamazoo, Tuesday, Wednes­ night, it is the lost with her I love—and I Hall, three of the beat Brand* of Cigar* day, Thursday and Friday, September without her and my honor, life is worse 1 than death. Good night. 19th, 20th, 21st, and 22. ’ • in the market at Post Office. Geojxue Vaxpeupool. Admission tickets to tho Fair Grounds Cheapest fruit jurat BumJI-’b. Saturday morning, 20lh—still alive— ' will b? sold at twenty-five cents for each but oh! what a night I Thi* b a dark, The place to buy your boot* and shoe* person for each admittance. Children ramy morning, truly in keeping with my । ,B at Runyan’s. under sixteen years of age at fifteen position. At ton o’clock I am to go i down to receive my sentence. Who m cents. Custom work made on short notice, thi* sunny world can realize ray feel-1 All exhibitors of articles are required in good style and reasonable price* u>s* ? Only that All-seeing Eye can | to become members by the purchase _ at Runyan’s. toU. I would *ay to all, mourn not bat I of membership tickets, price one dollar, remember mc. It can do no good to I Ladies’ fine shoes of the latest styles which must be exhibited to tho Secreta­ mourn. 1 shall make tho best of my at Runyan’s. ry previous to making an entry on the situation. Farewell to all. Guide Hclen through her trouble. Comfort each Warranted Custom Made Boots from books. other. 1 am forever your own son. Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacoson Geoeo e Vax»ehfool. 1 Why are compoadoro wry fortunate . ____________ atRcMTAN’s follows ? Because they can “set up” Cail on Mibb Wilcox for mttllnery in business without a rhilHng of capi­ Sol. Smith Bnarell [coming. Prld., I • good* of all the latest and best atyiw. erniing, at Union Hnil. ' tal. The Fair is to be held at the National • Dan’l Striker. Iron, Nails, Glass, ooden "Ware, &c- FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. either Um. orBb’o;^ AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, *’ LOTS AND PILES OF IT ON C MADE OF HAND AND POUND TO SELL. A "* JOHN Wo' Lake Superior Iron ■ ‘“'T ILtru the best in the world. Abo the _ WOODLAND PARLORS. d* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-09-06.pdf 1a975a8bd97c46581aee138bb60680f2 PDF Text Text VOL XW HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 6. 4871. HSmMS Wml .4‘LMw' Carfc. OF ALL KINDS. _____________ inAu- BE CLOSED OUT COST Organdies, Percales Zawns, Grenadines. Bareges. Chain brays. Mohairs. ’ Silks, Marl Poplins. t i(i) id mu Shawls, Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants. Linen Vests. Summer flats Gloves, hm Haise now on hand The LARGEST STOCK of HARDWARE HARNESSES! SOLE AGENTS FOI{ THE BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL LEATHER BELTING, FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. GOODS! DRY FROPR1ETORB. OF |TI^ 0880 I “rts»j*A> ?n” ’MSnJ? and did this to August 30, 1871. •aid shall he bo Thia mOntiag wm occupied in showing tail It is tha exhibits and to listening fo fatten, efo., ------ ------------- —- lhai- « confoMiou that had been passed betwren Vandcr- wlim made, fa order to tre admitted as oridmtee must bo made delibraal.ly pool aad Field, etc., ote. While tho Attorneys wore examin­ and without any faor. or oompulsiou from, any one, and shall this be ad­ ing fire** documenta, and the audiemamitted aa oridsoee whou threateaed by ■ere impatiently waiting for something (ho officers off tho lew (LiresselvaY to turn up. mere intoroating to them, They talked onenly of lynching him, Mn. Field who hsd been sitting for that most fembfa mode of punishment some timo fa the back port of (ho room, sad thia tetter must be interpreted in ths light of the*- facts. Then, too. all atonco left Lar seat and coming far-(I the Froaecutlon bora failed to show ward thrar..h«TMlf fate a sort, already [ any mottrn. They nay that Field put well fillad. in eioM proximity to, and di-1I in about |7,UOO in money into tho bank root>y fa front -of. the prisoner. After ‘i and yrt they. themoehM, acrount for <trer ono half of thio, elamlostiady tying him sharply for a moment, she withdrawn from tho bank and. depos­ thrust brr hand into her pocket and up ! ited at tbo drug storo of Willard A j on drawing it out, the Fneom-r started i Hall, and in tho City Naihmal Bunk ' to Lis foot und in sumo such words aa Hi, .'l»w poor auarwa.ia .oiuuing up the to «V wii VandariMxJ. when h. wrote | Ixitta, dlockud unfo tlresasm way. to ray husband that he did not need the I Bytho Court t >'•■■■:» *■: U“’MJ and than ha put hfa money into'' T am entirely safoJW that tbo law othar busure**, bat when Field finally ■ Mticludod to teavo tire partner ship. allow, tfe hutimtay of wiiacre*, ' anderpoel agum came to ray husband at a fanner jrialto bo load. lamsatiste I hnyc add sad .&>i -(hf'o Uro witwdsM «re out of the foT ar-J “* hus­ State aad the jurtedirtfowvrf thia Court band told trim hd had jAt ft fa other bomneM, but would 1st him hare J! he wanted as soon m ho should return from would be in 4 or b waeka. A. II. Dunlap being duly sworn afod. I ? y^toe and am a lawyer. In 18(111 had on office directly ovoi lire IW, and think I occupied tte-Au™ bits M Kalanuumo. aabetawtiBlly as fol-1 about six ruoulhi, and wm in thtooffioe Li (o>“ *• ’«* **ld adfaMjreMunra in > “ 180ft. Know of a ffiglrt of stair* num­ MuhMh’O ;, hap :;.reri.aii|L’’Uk-to linthree i fag from ths sidewalk down, tbd ride of tha building loa-unl* tl>e river. Throe | “see Ibero, sen there'" called die atten-tioaof his Counsel to lire moretuonta, evidently considering himself ia danger, and over JXOOo wm found in the safe bank dour Lidding a brum of imp in caused, perhaps by certain threatening at tho drug store, and all this has boon his hood; noticed s 1' letters, laid to bare been written by bra paid aver to Nfae Hill Then the proofs about him, only that he was cleaning of guilt are inauffieienL Mr. Blanchard the office^day ur twu after, thia my one of their own witnesses has testified । pocket, boa ever, proved tc bo nothing that ho carried a basket of lish dripping attention wm exited Io sputa of blood • more dangerous than a pair of spectacles with blood and serum up three stmts on, on tbo stairs leading to tho nr«r. Had soon blood there before and did not ermwhich she adjusted, in order to got a bob Tureday after the diiapjw'arance, and sidir it a eery unusual thing. Had also tor view of tbo person she sip-tas to firru- not ono witness, euwpt the very surpi- s- en hlool on the stops loa liag up to eions Dr. Wilcox, saw blood on those tny office, and hero more frequently i ly believe is tbo murderer of her too. rtaira,till Whdneailay, so that this ao- than on the other stairs. ■ When it is considond fo what dos- cuuntil for all the blood on these stair*. 1 [ Mrs. A. IT. Dunhm being duly swonrl I peratinn such a belief, no matter how »o his testimony In regard to seeing II said : 1 am tho wife of the lost wilnoss. f I well founded, might carry a mother who I Know the Bonk building and hs!vo sunn . s blood on Mouduv. how he avoid-1I Dr. WILmx. Ih-mamlier the disappear- i ha i loot a son as she has, it is not i Ana.—.1 wuat terfao <6 Luddingtun | strange that tho jiriauncr, whether •d stepping upon it, and we shall show । unc«4 aiiH I mw Itr. Wilcox on Munday i that winter, but not fiw that purpose. I tliat he has admitted that he never mw | guilty or innocent, should regard her any blood there at all an Monday. Thon evening faUowicg it between six and 1Jncy have said that L would not say poeiseven. I saw-Dr. Wilcox ia Li, office j I more.neats with suspicion. । we shall show that bo could not hare aad was waiting fra my hoaband, whoa । tiro about tho aaatter until J saw my ' At this point tlio Prosecution reated II disposed at th* body aa allrgrd. bo mud you must excuse me for 1 want ■if. When ww »Mt .-Field, I did not speak with Lon, did not !»<<r hi. voice, , IL- left tho Iioum on that evening at, thoir lido of the ease, and Mr. Ilrl-1 tli» very urgent request of his wife, at to go down into the Bank and gid some there wwa no reason why h» did not ■ brook opened tbo caw for the deb-nre j half past 3 o'clock to got some modi- , money changed, and when lie camo sp.sk to ma aa be passed to the inride back I naked him if ho had heard any­ of u* on tho walk. I did not notice any | sutNtaBhaUy as follows : । cine, and returned again in just otic ■ thing about Fm’M. and he said what do Gentlemen of Ute Jury, you have Mt, hour and twentr-firo minutes, as wo­ Cmeoa J Then 1 eaU that Field h.-ul dog with him. -hero patiently tor 15 day* listening to,, aliall show liy a number ot witnMOM. a missing since yesterday, when he | tho testimony far tho I'eoplu and now I1 lie left his houso with hia dark clothes i said, that is strango, 1 hadgiot heard of I i they have rested their case, having said,j on, that he had worn all day, and came1 it He also said jwrhapi Lu ha* been I aft Urey have to My against this un- ।j book in tho time I havo stated with tho ■ i fortunate pcisony, and now wo ask the ![ aem< clothes ou. But Ihoy introduce n 1 b‘tp°m' 1 Mr Btdh* eome up to tidj ’tamp to heo some attention from you in listening to J' witness, Mm. Fpilick, who saere that me about thia natter, no tie else bo■ the tesumoay far bun You,Bro tolook s!u> saw a man in light clothes, silting •iilre u« three was present. Mr. Bullis j in vho little wldie boat which renders | •aid ho had heard that I saM I had seeff it uecooMiry draw tho conclusion that i Field Sunday sfloroooa, end ho had ! In thia short s;>ooe of time, ho want tn ' comeun ts uy> roe about iL ltoldlbeJ tho Honk, changed hie clothe*, prepared | ton ui Iliad him. Ire asked mo if I . tho body far diapoaal, cnrri.il it to the ■ wm not tuistakim. I reml J did not August 31,1871. | river, towed it M the mouth of the Itanu-1 Parker bong called to th# think I was and that I wm .confident I Manistee rivof, lotrtmod to tlio Bank , hadacuhim. I tell him Lwus sure it Lid the man guilty, unfass you know it Il chaagwl Ira clothes, wont to Dr. Fish- stand sod duly sworn said ; er*s and got home. It was impoaaiblo . I live in Manistee and hare fur 8 was ou buudsy and at that rime of dav to a cwrtamty. In oar view of tho matter, and upon for him to have done this, beside* wo l .'•an; know Wilbur LoUond Lis wife; but as to tire day.X wpqM *ot be so cer­ what wo shall bo able to show upon the shall show that he was physically into- tluy are bow supposed to be in Wfawo- tain. When ft mm. .KfaM, that d.y. ruions point* bi ought aga nst this pris­ pacitated,by r osoi-. of a hertda, for jrer- ‘ oner by tho prwerution, we expect to forming such labor. The prosceutxm thev did not want to com- to this trial Tlio next wi totes, Abril am Fischer, ndiari- him of aayl ixsputatfon of the and wore going to k-are. I mw Mr. chargv brought against him. Tbors is rapital oat of thia little white Lott in Bilwaukre last week and there bring duly, sworn, saul i . f, not fruit ftnt erideneo to substantiate I lire nt Grund litres n«4 have far but for a,mo reason hare dropped ho told mo ho did not scant to cuno to it out of this trial­ th s charge. Tbo wbolo theory of the thia trial. My occupation is that of car­ Hyson. Am a. fuhensaa and take Now wo pro{K>*e to take up that little penter and joiner. Remember tho event white fish and trout., llayo fishod 20 white boat just where they toaro it, and of the disappearance of Field,andou milo* from shop'. X«3*«»*l»tit 120 wv shall fallow tl far out that Bunday I was al luy boarding pfaro note. Do not tlifok there,are. any jwninto the waters of I-akn Mirliigan wher” and was also at Mra. Springer's liunng ruilingcurn’ufsiii ibo lain. Floating it was found en the Dth ddv of Septem­ that day about mos. The way I know bodies going down (ho river canto ashore ber, by tbo Captain of tbo acboonar [ tho time of day fa I bad had mv limch near tho plor*. but cannot toll how near Crawford, with a man m, it far dinner tielure I went there. I found tn them, mtdiably wilhiu g ,'nUc. Never apparently in a half fami-dn-d there a Mr. Ladaw, but I do not know nofired whether more lanfled on oneaido I condition, and dratitulo of money and oftlio piers than en tire oftbr, or w>L/ the body a* that of Herbert Field by i eyerythrag, who absolutely refiiid to r O wool:* ago to got rid of No rroM examination,'' i"‘.| any natural means, not even havo Hw’v giro any aooonnt of hrmyolf or to be Know Charies Bprituier.and he Tire next ’‘witucwi cailnd was I. K. trafofad ns to whether Ibe body was that1 landed anywhere on thecal of Michi­ .Out dav Mr. Rsrtncn* tea. I , . , . ‘ “ . .. at a mate or a fecnala. Tbo figure on i gan. When taken on 1-oard th- schooutho am has been sworn to. and yet, tlds faa« not been drreribed by any two alike, or from any knowledge of it previous to j . tho inquest held oa 'the deed body. I Toe proofo axe faiutiicirnt that this waa | Ins body, ami yot ;fa> prosecution must i satisfy 'you that tl-at waa his body, and when they havo don* that, I which Ihoy cumol do, they must i ■ At Kslmiwilu! testified that ho wa« satisfy pm that tha wound* found at his bome !6 nr 2U nifoutes. That he mole a diagureris of Ms ffiateM and pro­ , scribed for him.' Whfrtf'M dm stand hero ho L .-ifiiied that V.ii-.dj'jqxo'. was at : his houso 4 or 5 tnltuxte* ,. ThteO being M l«W Wtern prev­ ent to-day, Court mljouinvdtillD o’c’.oek I to-mnrrow tnomiug. if........ S LOWER TH.LV EVER. !.. n^di?cl -T We Idimutucture the fultowit-B Patent Combination Iren-Beam and 1 WvoA-Hcatn Flaws;,with t-Ucl «r<Mat MeM Itoinl. Bodgennd Cirrtlw Plows. I«»’ proved Wliiel Cultivator*, Com Flow*, rhuvel 1‘Iuwm, Gang Plows, Field RoUere, faquan-anJ Butterfly Dross. Kookm's Patent Adjustable Hing--Harrow, fcrapcre. Cauldron Kettle*, and everything in our 11m*. I Bepatring Machinery promptlr attends to kt nil llmv-. We are Ayenta for lire JACKSON WAGONS Ssja al- Mstatisal Dsntijis. Glen & Hall Threshing Machines, C’lov llullrrs ami Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Hnlkv Kake. mm Ladies' Misses and Children' Shoes and Gaiters. Xfr- °«»»«<i K Russell & Nevins. 'I’lit* best place in the City of Hastings, ------ fo buy------ GROCERIES is nt the new brick store of WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. C. H. HICKS ! lb arc ovtsry day soliciitd to furnish Plates of Teeth t (Successor to Hides & Kp-lcy.) ,j : for lejts than our usual price, backed- with ths complaint of parties who say they arc unable to nay so much. Xmc to gioc. all a chanec to have Teeth who need ^.r.-r-, fuwrrmw a m* a mww i mm full and Complete' sets for^fb. lUhglc Plates. I pper\ or Under ^TS. .If.l.ovn WORK W.IRR.r.’yJKO, Office over Grant $FhiUipF Sim, Ttaitintr, Mich. STEWART & STEINHOFF- pay Cash for my Groceries, I pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, nt the very lowest rates. Hartings, March X 1871. Dr. AIKIN, M9S ffi BE SI (W ■ ■ Hi pflM So. 11 Canaj BL Orsnd Fact Goods orc Cheaper than Low ! . ■ • • GRANT XT THE STflKE UF &z PHILLIPS central Th* bort stock srt Meet ahraya on hand. (MMBMywraaat. Bests. ' raowy thing yea wart- • will sell ll»e«n n» e From New York t- oh any house i CROCKERY & GLASWARE! shown thia, tbo next pant to *bow is that thia raapondant ia the guilty partv. Now wn rtiali show that this fa iipcaaiblcv far ho was at hum* all the afternoon rstm tuning friends, except o little while '■hen they wMt to taka e walk to Canfield's hill, awl again a few t iai afternooa, and wa shall allow that hedidaotbill.ldm before noon as he waa aen sMee in the aMentoon l>y 4 or 5 poremu whom wa shall ialrodut» hereaa witowioi, No* 1 will lab yen tf it would not be the moot natural thing in Stmt TatiBiy fir ftt Detae. ing duly tworn said ■ 1 have resided at Man-toe fra 18 •'years. Know the building occupied by Vanderpool and Field for a Bank. IA> :not know Vanderpool patMnaUy, but knew Kald. aud rvoemher the event of ;hi* duappeazanor, which wee on Efandny 1Bep. 5th. laco. Was at tho Methodist Rudey eobeol on the aftnnuioa of.that day, aiHxrai juinird, by my sister awl a the bank that eftenmaa on the wav to Sunday school, batwoea 1 and 2 d’tfock wo saw- tho bank door rtandisg opaA and the little dag sitting ia tbe dor. ’What more particularly culled nj attooftnn to tt.my sfattw wte graac to Ctemgo (be next Tuesday, and she said to m<— , This dura of atnemeut «rae ob>ted to by Mr. Eggleston. Mr. Hugh-read.fa support of his °* tb* view a note fo paraprapb IlNj, of Green­ leafa EriJencn, nnd argued tho point to mi torrsDCfaurWloo stricken Out, oa the ground that it was made since this charge and had nothing to do"wiih his character previ­ . 'Apbl, 1871. ous-to this. Tlte Court hold that it wm Wu publish below a syaopsU of Mrs. not proper to admit statcmotite in re-gdrd to hts character, made sineo this Utt'.teriimmry m rdri on'the stand, cturge «aa brought against Mm. and yesterday, ra-.it whfeh wii vrere uuabln ft> jmlEsh hi ifoprojw' ordered the statement stricken out. Mr. & K Hanford was the nest wit­ ness called for, but not being [rreeeut Mr. Oheerer arose to bring Up tho quoetiimofth* admuanMlify. of the testi­ mony of Mr. and Mia. Lett, and eubmitted tho affidorite of .BberiK Vrooman end Deputy Sheriff Mallray, stating �after this we went to Maaiftco ud wut' ts keeping bmiso a. soon n* wo could When Mkrd to slate wbai hap{>cnsd on this day to break up the family, (he wltaere gars way to her feelings and wept for some time. She then stated that this was the day oa which her htuband was arrested. Qec*. —Did you state to them that s»n after you returned from Cufinld's hill, Vanderpool weal out and Mr Fipsr cams iu about 0 o'clock ud waited tin th« boat whistled f Aus.—Not I did not. Re-direct—Thssa gentlemen were th»r* wvcral times and searched tbo bouse. Mr. Busrell, Mr. Brigg* ud *----__ j _.1____ t-J -1 The reccut abortion mtmter In New York CUy of Mias Alice A. BoUaby of Patterson, N«W Jersey, by Itt. Rwonzweig, tn connectkfii wHb th* Coroner’ inquest on th* dcid body of the unfortuua'.c victim, hrs furalabed us with new hibits “A" and "B,”—UA” being tbo ud Important <fomon*tralL>u at lb* ut­ ter unreliability of *v5deuce given to telegram scut by Vanderpool from Mu»HJcndfy a dead body partially decom- kogrra, as traufiod to by Mr. G. F. Kings­ bury, th* operator, ud “B" the. reply. ■wore positively that the body before them wsa that of Mix Flga Rcosniweig, who stene weeks before had mysterious­ wrapper found by tha Rev. U Ik Fisk, ly disappeared. Th* evidence given is in tho sroods, and ths pieces of paper summed up editorially fo the Now York . Trifome of Wednesday last, as follows: cn which bo raperimouted. Tho bank Ledger was offered in evidence and Dr. As P. Drake ot Hastings, was then called to the stud, who, being sworn. Mid: [sxamlnsd by Mr. Choever.] 1 hare practiced medicaoe in this eity for about 20 years. Mad* u ex­ amination of Grorgi/ Vanderpool last week, and found him affi.cted with hrr■as on both sides, that <m the right sido Ixriug mncli tho worst. 'Die effect of readers the fallowing statement of .Mr. Towne, that they may see the manner in which they ware repreeeuted at the meeting of I bo State Board of EqualizaUm by that gentleman : The report Is what took place, but tins was the most straightforward tqaucr to got at it. We aball show that Mr. Vanderpool had an ongagnmsnt with this young lady to accompany th* Pipers to the boat, which ho r*linqui»h*d in order to go for mitdi- titled to every fad which will qualify his absence that evening. W’e have a right to show whether VaadcqxKil the testimony of Jaenb Fralick, as tak­ sought an opportunity to get away from en nt the Kalamoxuo trial, on tho Lis friends t>nl evening or not, in ordrr ground that ths witness was out of the | to secret tho evidences of this erfanr. ,1 f alate and beyond the reach of this court. tins had been tho case he woujd Imvo Thin km granted and Mr. Hitihcock- sough! ovary jireteit to get awe; read tin- testimony as folio* *: ’ - - -Oro*»-examinod by Mr. Buglu-a. ^OHTHEBN UNION FAIR, trout of the bank when I aaw Mr. Hall l-Ajrani to tbs drag store with him to guRissdfemh. I notiood tbo bank door and it was shut. Tbo shoe shop door my visit Mr. Van­ —-— -----------utrhia health, or fur diarrhoea. On this day he complained aa ho had done some time before, and we spoke to him about haring awdietne. What was said? “ ' Objcctod to by Mr. Eggleston, who said it would be prosper to show what Vanderpool did, but not any proscrip­ tion* or directions given by these ladies. Mr. Hughes mid he did not i chronic diarrhoea at times. At the rtf Ffeld’s disappsmneo ho had a re attack of it. Know afeo tlurt susboud is ruptured ud this oscurrbofuro »t> were married. He Mt. Ilugbm auid 1 ar that bar test mo. Id account for ths >"*"*”-----ud to hare been given to Idm by Jfirn end Phibbs were coming from but sup[jy I posed they were coming from Bunday fkniAgOdell before he want to the war. Did not aay I was acquaints-! with aim six y*are. Do not know what I tertiffed in regard to this fo Kalamx1 soo. I to not know of my own knowl­ edge when lu wont info the war or whan h-rrturoed. Ho w*s folte,croon. Hdl A Uu’a ernptoy after ho came back from Became acquainted with Herbert Field in January 1869, and ho lioarded with us till some limo in Juno, when he wont F-ast and returned sometime in July, Al thia time 1 was in Rycino and aoou after Field returned, my husband and tajtelf went East to visit my par­ ents and wore gone about six weeks We rotuincdfebont two weeks previoar to tho disa]>peoranre of Field, ami my hiubaud Went over the L*k-s inirntdiatoly and when he returned bo brought Miss Scribner bock with him In sll the relations of Field with my hiuband. I never noticed uvthiag but tlu- most friendly, ud wo always considered him as on* of the family. He hardly e«or went by ths bouse without calling, and usually callod several times a day. He called my husband George, and ms, > and it might havo been that. — -----------B —-___ _ ____ —______ rpsd his head n tnoment and hoi between 42,000 and 83,000 in the said I meant to say that tbo door was bank, w hen my husband told bcr tint j half open instead of half of it being ho hail drawn out his monev so that opsn. 1 had a roumreation with Mr* when they sMtted ho only had about, Springer in my shop and asked her 8-400 coming to him,uot 1900 ud this ho which day it was aha uw Field and said bs paid him in money. Mr husband she said she could out toil whether it was is always of a kind and mild di (position I Saturday or ftundav. and venr hopeful ' *•- ---■ — Mr. Field had a Henry ft, Uilell being duly aworn. mid (examined by Mr. L’harch.i I rvricJe at Mufartea, acid am a surveyor. Knew the Tyson' House. Belnjf asked what waa p-opooed to show by this witpeas, Mr. Cburch statad that they were going to show that It would be Impossible for any one Io see the ' bank door from the Tyson Hooro plat- : any given to Identify the body picked conveying Uw fniprerdoc that as a ’ up on (be shore of I-ako Michigan In September. IM.', a* that of Herbert whole the County la not a valuable one 1 Field, and by parlies who bad much for agricultural purposes, and when that statement finds Rs way into toe fending I belter means of leraooal knowledge. doubt, that the girl, Flga Koscnawelg, , salted for Europe some five weeks be­ fore the finding of this body in the De­ pot of the Hudson River Haltrnad. and that tbc body was that of Miss Alice ABolbby , late of Ifettenon. New Jersey’ Ti e tacts In thia case go a long ways to prove that marks upoo the ferxm fbould l>ortaUou difficult" ud ccerly." H« always be received with the gravest had supposed that the •• billy sections ’ doubts when important results are ja-ndof the County wore mainly in Hope and Orangeville, but it sccmt we arc mista­ body. apd that the evidence den ved from ken. Almost unconsciously reading Alter thu reading of Mr Fralick's thurnmi ia no more reliable, than any other. Uncertainty.unreliability, fewr.t- i teatimotiy was concluded. Miss Lotti* tremendous)v hilly" condition cf our teu in letters cf living light on ever;’' neighbors farms on the north of us, we paragraph at clrcumatantlal evidence, Scribner was called to the stand and be­ fog duly sworn, said: look on ibe streets wondering why they end especial wbco human Identity t« (Examined by Mr. Hughes.) do not come to tbh ’’ poor market” with the Important fact to be (atabllahcd. the slx-borvc Conestoga wagons once famous lu the “ billy sect ions’ of Penn syl vsala. rather thu the light aymmet- the person of Mte. Bcwenawelr. than riea! vehicle* which are so much In any that go to pro re the Identity of vogue among them, ud are notas heavy Herbert Field, on which elreutnManev I bad been inveigled by Ml*. HUI,jinny not have loft unbeknown fir narta un­ known. and U yet. like Mtea Itooenrwclg. still living. We believe thia ia the caae, and have full faith that tbc future branoe of noting a shipment of cattle from thia bounty last fall by Mr. J. H, A. M. Nichols, Esq.,. for many yean Leo. am! ciudtenKtog tbc State to match ognat of the Detroit ud Milwaukee It, which »«,i largely copied, ami which Bailroad in this city, has resigned that petition to accept an appointment as general freight ageul of the Chisago ud Michigan Laks Shore Railroad. Mr. Nichola has earnM the reputation R. as a vehicle of transportation. and of being a prompt and efficient busiaeoa will abide by tho books of the various man. and is well qualified for tho Xd. station ATtmU as a final tesL Being tiou ho assume*. constantly nn the road, during the la-t Nashville, by the mUltona of feet, ud seven n-.llos above the city, and If i at Quimby, only five miles cast of this repaired Immediately, before the ri ptere. a fiocirtsMnr village with all the rises again, the whole of thocity wtt ( time ho rested himself at the breakfast ■ table without u invitation. Mr. ud , Mr*. Yanderwcd ud myvwlf were at tho table and he camo fo with Mr. Van licbigsn Ct H'Yrfwn .Michigan. Peninsulat that you did not blame hfolp Mr. Hughes ubjeeted to proving tho cutinite of a written document in thia He requested Mr. F>;«r to help him carry a bath tub into the ’ wuli rooai, and had these puts on at tho time— Ils changod his clothes at the limo of taking the both ud pat ou black clothes tbrougUouL I did th* house srork myst’lf, ud when he was taking the bath our company were ia the front part of Jft. Church thought ths pnqositioa very simple, .for here waa a witness who testifies to n» extraordinary state of good feeling, and by reading a part tt the letter in this way, wo do il simply Io refresh her memory and s-o if she can FAMILY BIBLI croso examination the whole of it might bo proved fo the same way, which vio­ lated ovary j>rinapte ot law ud the «ell established rate of our Supreme Court, and fe tills point he cited the case of tbo People vs- lightfoot, 16 Jfich. I«r balcony ud wore there a ■a white, durmgrwhirh time Mr. Bccor passed and apuko to Mr. V. about some picture* ho had bad taken of tho bouse When wo cam* down stasro w* were wriktog abm ths wardra tooMng at th. trai* irore, wban Are piper prupored to go tn Canfiald’s hill, which wn did.— On oar way we stopped nt Mr. Cono­ ver’s s moment to took at tho garden.— When on tho hiU I thought I saw Mr. I Field coming and said "there oome* lj<id/*_whea my husband tarard around I did not notice anything unu-ual its his appearance at that time. Court took th* usual reoMs till 2 P M. Mt Church thought the gentleman was premature fo bis objivtaui. If Mn. Vaadcrpuol daesatt rcooUectaueh a let­ ter, or surli a Augment then it is limo to talk about tho letter. The objection wai over rated and an exception notol. Ans.—It is possible 1 did write it but 1 ilo pot remember. Do not know tlurt I over said I thought Ire w ould bring .h.graoo wpon the larnilv it ho over marriedanr toember of R Do not remombor that 1' over said that 1 hoped ho would got rid of Field and p t a partv1.n....... 11 — —* * LX .< Itocliaator to New York, 3S5 miiaa, Buffalo to New York, 423 miles, Suspension Bridge to New Yorx 44# Dunkirk to New York, 4641 miles, Cii-reland to New York, 623 miles, Cincinnati to N. Yw 1W0 mites, Jackson, Ixasiag & Saginaw Bailroad has been changed to tho Saginaw Divis­ ion of the Michigan Central—th* Cen­ tral rood having new obtained perpetual Must Suitable for tbo Family, Most Vain*bl* lor the Student. Mort Instructive for the Touche Mori Appro jrriate for the Child, Mort Useful for the Miaiaiar, Most Interesting for the Farmer. Mud Etegut for the Parlor. Most Profitable for the Study, rne fictorial family biulc. l<ity tho wocou who had uni, I tkiak I did call him ■ybn wm **fe. Witaoss letter which she acknowl- Agues Norman, age 14, w)k> was in­ dicted fo London tor having murdorvd five children, but was convicted only of an attempt to strangle a little boy. has l^cm sentenced to tea rears penal wr- late to ret it then, aa I had been fofartn•d by Mr. VauPelt, tho clerk of tho boat, that it would fears at ton o’clock. JVr. Eggtostou me rod U. strike out the statMWui of Mr. VuPelt fo regard to when tho boat would go to winch Mr. Hughes objected, ud tbc court allowed it to stand for tbo present Mr. Va^lrejmol bad been gun. abut half an hour a bon tho boat started. Tbo I’e0(il* then began ths fotroduotion of tbc rebutting evidence. Samuel S. Gtovar wm tho first wi*n«w* called to the stud by them, and being duly swoco, mOL : (examiood by * FVM-KM. I'rurrtefen. an Xr.Clhftoh.yr reside at Manistee ud am acting Deputy Sheriff: Have helped MUNUMENTH, Jfr. Mallorr from this county set’s aubHEAD BTONF-S. Bias for this trial ud I know K B. u JfotJtim tba naxt day after he TABLE TOPS, was subpocnaod about 5~d’atock fo th* MANTLES. aftoraoon, ud be caltel tnotoonssulA 8HEI.VE8, ETC. Oom.—Whitt did h« my to you iu sm, garfto tho Iruttfutee*. of his formn «.■ rf. . e. VV:. ss*Ls-* ' BASTfflGS UEBLE WIS1 AMERICAN meat of wheat to Europe 481.447 brsfooxs, ol which Uverpuol took 2<H,693 butedaand Glasgow II 1.W6 Imshofe This wa*M,741 baabeia more (bn the 15. Tyson House? Objected to by JI.-. Hughe., which was overruled end exception noted. Ans.—Tbc apparent distance was on ly about a fool, ud the real distance the Prosecution are relying to prone his ' death, and convict Ceorgr Vudsrpool of bb murder. Yet Miss Iloecnrueig that a higher price waa paid for wool at Haetlnt* last Spring, than In cay other market tn the State. And t<-d*y aa we k SPRING & AVERY’S, very beat thing pnwlble for the Inter­ cats of the County ho represented. and of which be is an honorable and worthy ritlxen. But we must, as candid Jour­ nalists, looking to the future jwuapertty of the Otxinty we have chosen a» our home, protest against the atatrincnli made concerning our toll, our timber, and our general prosperity. We have aosne poor land, and what county has not? But when general Ixddly to affirm tut there are few bet­ ter countlee In Central Michigan, and Central Michigan la the garden of the Great West It auroly will bo new* to the sturdy and thrifty farmer* <g Wood­ land, Carlton, Irving and Thoruapplc, SEPTEMBER 12. 13, 14 fed*a and wo aro deprived the priv‘ ef fatting to tom impsaabmg rjiMCiona sad wo sak tbc privifege, of pettosg thia pew on the stand and MARBLE LOCAL Trade ud trafic f Scorching botto-d OaM—Today 113 Lots of fruit fo m �Tift F\trd«ucM< juixr New Advertisements. mnui MICHIGAN CEHTRAL R. ft. Grand River Valley Division AVGVMT l&n. State Pomological Society Calle I* aaktaa the stove * rrssJ dcarartri- jrjauGMAMxmcixm. pATETT MEDfCIXEM, jpvooisrs intone, How TOCaxFaun u Gua Jam Wrrwotrr BaXAKure tmk Jana.—Fold a doth four or aix time*, wrtag U out In K>W ’’••■f. rinee th* Jar la warm wefar. Hilton the cold cloth, md pour U frail and .yrup while botlalotbe feai.1 toSJ* . fAatthe jam would kind* have D. R. COOK & QO’S Office ia Ha*ting*. We Oflter the following Tax Titles CITY PAINT STORE! coaeiai a ■■*** PAINTERS; \rc- It ia nobler to live petitatly than to die jxticntly. Nothin* i* troubloaimo that wilhngly. we de pAlXT AXD VABXDra CBCUKA QTAFUaKOCKUn, of LAMBS OVCA*. T*A, come, tod 8Pi«m. Paints, Oils, Varnubes, Mixed Painta, Briuhca, and Ar­ tist’a Material*, Wall Paper, Window Shade*. ncr^BB ra*m*.ciw. era. m. j Sign & Ornamental Painting, । Tha true religion ia, love thy naighboi a. thyarlf. Graiany, The inhabitant. u( Peru delight ia Hastings, Mich. b .uh iu. !«- vrauely given a goodly uumber of the Old Reaideut. of the county meemblad at tho office of W. H. Hayfotd, Emj, Ma. W. Baowx haa been haring a in the city of Haatrng^ Sept. Al, lf!7L divuion made to the More of HyG. Mr. Mudge, of Cm.tl.ton, cdlle.1 the WiDiama, and th* weai aide ia now ocOLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. mi-eting tj order,, when upon motion. copied by Dr. Haney. Both e.tablfahraenta look very inviting and the ecunomy of apace will enable them to make After remark* made by Momn.. Mudge Cobb, Milla and other., all tiding to The figure. In notice of “For Kate," the ide* of forming aa Old ffattfar. M. 8. Phillip., wbleh read In oar lart Chib, it waa moved and (uppotted that Umw of dally and in last week’, weekly “ W ahonid rood U.K*. A typo the Chair appoint a comix ittee of five to draft a ccmrtrtution for an “Old 8et- graphical error. The farm le chaap al tleni Club,’* and preeent the aune to nineteen hundred. "Bo they ray" pHOTOOJUFU ALDL’US. LOCAL EVENTS ■n Ireland ia 170. and became a Maaon ■ ia 1813. Ha had lived in the vicinity | Scorching hot to-day lowing, clipped from the bat Hamt of Holly ware 1857. Gold—To-day 118 1-2. J<ho*oI. In which th. editor ot thl* pa­ Mr. Jams. Shiagteton. formerly of Iota of fruit in market per te charged with aaying. ** that th. Romeo, waa killed al Qintoc, Iowa, Aug. 21, by the earing in of a atone I Stroeia and walk* alive. Lota of itraagra in town. Good cfaa! of travel lately Pjachea are getting plenty. Canlelopca till you can’t roe*. Too many watormdtm* for oac. T» aeteyaDow leaf will eoon be here. The woman quuetion - fa he married: The lent half of tbc Vanderpool trial I. being whittled off TxAxsa.—Soaae pumpkin from J. M. leach Some cider from L. N. Mixer. AHare Iraay a* b«x- Du*ia*to i* lively. Sol. Smith Rueaell coming. Friday evening, at Vuion Halt JOHNSTOWN. Diadkae cornea in by hundred-weight, and goee oct by ounce*. George the Third never uw the era until he waa fifty year* old. It ia acid that Buaan B. Anthony did not enjoy her viait to Ball Lake The Kentucky wheat crop contain, myriad* of the acaru* aoabici. The inventor of the metallic baggage check made a fcrtue of •250,000. BALWMORE. J. ^ROBERTS & CO. HASTINGS. CARLTON. I*ieto* Iv'a.U. RUGS Medicines, DENTIST NailTillt licliia Commix. 4 Brown keep the be»t aaaortiuent of Wall-paper. Window •hade*, IScturo Framra, etc., in tho d$y. t’uatom modi' Clothing Star Cloth­ ing Route IiUIXA.NO. School Books «J* Stationery. Iron or woodon pipe, are the only kind that dtould bo um*1 for water to run tlirvugh or .land in, which ia to l>o uaed for drinking purpoee.. SanJal-wol waa formerly ol-tainod in largo quanlitie* from tho Fajee I (land, by the Laat I ndia Cuatjiany ; now, the prenoue wax! ia very acatco in that di- Olover Hullers! **1* that a lightning bug in U»* it:rat F* aaked a *hr>rt lighted old lady. “ No, grandma." nid a pretty little mt**, TT8 a big bug with a cigar." SUPERIOR, U’SHERRY AND STATESMAN GRAIN A trank factory out wcet we. lately ■upeneded by a raloon. Tbo old dgn, it ■ reported, wae retained by tha new proprietor, who economically ch.ngvd DRILL NO USE FDRMTUBE! plows aj>td castlmgs, A. (H.) Stamp ia a clerk in tha poatoffiee, Mr. Hani bisirn folk*, Mr. 1'lugx toll, tobacco* and Bacchu. diaper*-, brat. AU in Waahington And a Mr Mugg rail, lag.r in Brooklyn. RAWING MACHINES. HARROWS. ETC., and the largest stock of A.GRICTTL.TURA.L R. D Muaaon, of Vermont, ba. inven­ ted a clack, which ia more ingvnioua more complicated, and decidedly more aervicoable than tbo Btraabmg timopMoe; tte wood wtwk u covered with K-roU work and national demgna; in the MACHINERY in Harry County—for *alo by FURKITm OF KVKHY DESCRIPTION. E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weteertf. Hardware Store, Brown’* New BIocK You out not fail of bain* pfaaaed. Tli. Queen Frail Jar ia made of bet­ ter gfaaa than nay ia toe n. A llttt* aqaabble ocrenrd at lb. H~ Ung. Huura billiard .akran Tueedny. U> which bard weed, and aeveeal Wow. WOODLAND. Thattful fo Local llim fioticaj- turn. The Grua Lake J^rtsr haa “gone I graaa,"with a painful demoortratiou tin • very little rUlago that vraat* a paper not able to rapport one. *• \ /J/*”- OhAlWWAkt. *4 cUaertwn. Naahville, “ 17th. Middleville “ 20th. Hickory Corner*, Oct. Woodland, Nov. 10th. The Grand Rapid. Bulnera College la The twenty thoueand dollar* bare been .ubocrlbed for the north and wrath doing a thriving buelne- and la fart men" ia to be the tide of the King Sweeden** new volume of poem* road. A meeting of the ellbrna gaining in popular favor tbrougo-.it the Ratal*'. whiaky tnx amounted will occur to night al the Court Hooae, country. No young man ibould he •100,167,000 last year. More Engliah than iridi came committee. and further In reganJ to the thia country in 1870. importance of thia gee*', work. Ixt the people know that we mean hwtncaa ou thta railroad qum’lon. Let thete intcrcated North end South of w> put their •boulder to the wheel end ell pueb to­ gether, end before 1873 We will era the I). H. Ranney had a fag broken while Lr. n bone coming Into our city over tbc North end South road. Ervrytmdy will hauling log* at'Rivee, a email town near Jackaoo, on Tuceday. The city of Jackaon had a chain gang of fire men at work on the .trraU tho I Fair Ground*. .Ingle ticket, Will be 26 other day. cento; .ingle ticket to the Grand .-tand The new high achivl building at; 25 centa. To avoid the trout.L- and vex­ Ptmtiac, ju*t comi’ *-’----ation of purchartng a ticket evary time Auguat »0, Hou. ’ a peteoii wiahce to enter the ground.. debverod the addi William Welbr, of Conway, had hie Bmrrcit Badobb. have bcm yreyared, foot caught in a threahing machine, and will ba raid for 12. Tbeee admit Augwet 22, and loot a rotuidorabfa port one ywraon to the Fair for four <biy», *nd to all parti of the groonda. all the privi­ lege, of the track, tn the Grand Stand, and to every Hall. The peraon wbu porcfiaaea coo of thoea Badgra cun attach It * CASTLETON. j^TttL M3* AXD BOLbllte, !3sx$2’iiZ Peninsular Railway. , KO AL AXD CAP FAM3. QOLDran AXDpgxciLa. Michigan Central R. R the n< xt mooting for adoption Motion carried and the Chair appointed the fol­ lowing named perron, a* inch commit­ tee: W. Haye*, G. W. Milb. John 8. Van Brunt, W. tt. Hayford and I. R Geer. On motion it waa rated that when thia meeting adjourn, it adjoura to meet at thi. pfaoo Sept 80, 1871. Cam.d Conran, if you phaae, the Gna» On motion, adjourned. Eitiw Brcnaa Coouae with the many would bo College*, and you will W. tl.Txa. S-cartary. find it fur your interact to attend at XITUL AMD XOTE rargK. *1^ ALL AMD CVBTAIX PAm. Ayer's Ague Cure, <■!t'^mSgRBS £££ Aeklcy A fcado ae’J the mart perfect Fruit J«r there ia made. The boat 60 cent Tea ia the ci>y at Grant a Phillipa tf Txx NxwFnut.—J. W.AC. G.Beatley, manufariinwr* of *a»h. door*, blind* IRON, STEEL, NAILS. FLORENCE GLASS. PAINTS. OILS. PUTTY. TIN. OOPPKR, AND SHEET-IRON WARE, All kind* of Building Materid a, and Toole, HA.TTNFESS SHOP! Id connection with HARDWARE STORE. PARLORS, FAIRBANKS UCAl.W. Family Sewing Machine SIMW.T CONETEUCTED. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. �pMB<d within about 12 miles a mouth of the Mihistoo rim on th day uf Heptambor. Haw > u small gS‘.S..'-^3S^3 T»«> A jr»rti> «J Itsags; WssL’" : turned th* vessel end wwut toward! । to toe if he waated at}- wisitt: । When within about 80 beet of 4 ken AFip-r.bmng aworn said . 1 spoke to-him ami and aaksd him | tod by Mr. Ilnglm.) I reside nt wanted t.< cimw aireardofthe vaaari and pm and hare k»vd livre about 0 he made no replv. I told him I would Am a'thMr by trade, hare ■ threw the hearing lino m that he cotdd , Vanderpool for 8 yean. Daring:. got buM of it, and when tbo mate throw I suaiatMoe I know him quite iikii- It tho man grabbed it ia his arms. Ho ’ aad know Ida reputation for hnn- , was sitting In about the middle of the | ; boat and had a email pteog of board in 1 Lis hand and ho had no oo» thht 1 <I When I threw the line I told hint to git , ’’WfajiSZ :t«l ■'irtite’ <!•»<—'., ■ .................. to this time bo bad not apotet. As wo ■ maritod on .me side 1 found it partly Went to toko him on I card onn of tho buried in .l)u- ground. It - bad n’yMfofr ! mco stepped on tho edgu of his Imai | stain thrvurt the renter and gaa moUt an4a^^ i,theb^W'*#hl il **»»>** i *f,0° 1 E^'rimcntod )»t audsoiiL "let the boat go to Hell" vtarn 1 took him ou boanl 1 took him down into tbo cabin aud gave Mm same dry riothea, for bis wen- wet. Ho had on a kind of gray hat aad a gray urarouat ou Sundav, spent Uk-greater and dark under coat Jlii’baiLon grey pari of that day at Yanderpool a aad dMi (been Sataiday night Atom abont aTclusik assd had breakbeat about 9 o'atoek. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpool. Mis" 8aiba». mv rioter and myoelf took breakfast. Miso Scribner was a cousin of Itel Vand^pooL and earn, there be­ fore wo did end wae tin re when we toft. Daring our visit I heard Vanderpv-l rompMnfaig of diarrboBo, bat do not know when ho firal opoka of IL On thia Sunday be ixitnplair.o*! body About UroeminutaTUfore wo landed al Detroit, 1 told him this ia De-; Annual Tai Sales. AssmaCInMUL'sOrrio*, I 85«iMrtS?®S EL*,_d2J3"^ ” 'AUiiAr.vam.ar *i.i. auin'iiavWTOlUEA EsknmtetStei . .Ji, s.UxgjlATr jbC^ inisd«<>*te7; Darting Self-tupjHylng Penholder/1 tTtrU*T“>' U*H< .1* d.p f-ral >i<:l w-7 iky.' Xtew tetesfrt.sgC ®r.W TS5ir4TTJS!r.X;sfe!l®g« inuu! **r U, s«d«*'J Ut -- WuHa-rtf&WOIK. FAMILY KNITTER. : ‘•.rSSSS.’S.- w™ VINEGAR SITTERS 8?jALS?ASJ.Slr«?J‘.cKFi- WILLS' CARBOLIC TAMS, ,tMC caItion ...... • ........... 1 wrUi. JU1IX q KkL REDUCTION OF PRICES to cdxronli.To _________ BAND LEADERS. LIFE IN UTAH a ri~ h'. i .' , CONGRESS AHCTIC. -TMkPOT WinterOYUffliOI! , ^terrgnws^' isi wg KBornVtTru for it ! . ,x . ' ' 'J’U'?.WISII TO OCaUFT for BVHIXb.4 j’VllSl POPERY. Tim fok of the mnmvH t \ KRT5 REPUBLIC. l) SHEPARD’S A wboo Million Dollars. coMfflnro Birras K* WUM~«r >naa1all»< Uonn. tat a >»eire e.Ate ifc* rasd, »< stt, friqs, pa/g 0Q (W> a Buttle. ws TecMral, JawNri.cvvJNsf/^nMoa, Sour Stu*<trl>, CmUrmru, Aercr-ns anil •ilfii HuaJaehu, Ltrer CuMptaint. member foe coarvrMtiou with Mr. Smith but do not know all that «x» arid ' Ma Mid to n» that ha bad Hrant tin* 1 j saw Mr. Field that day, and I told idni I had, but do not think I said anythiig ■ betwesm 3 Ro-croes. -Am not a saliscriterr to foe hen 1 remc Vanderpool food. bend askwl William H. Sfoly. ..orn saud : (es■nar. AX- lunmed by Mr Hughe*.) I rwudu at to me to Musksguu, told have been engaged in about thw, and she said 1 aupjxMi* tyu ; wfll hare to go a cvnrtiug pretty H»n i when the trial evtow off I said res, aad I said 1 dreaded it, for I thought Vomlerpool wan guilty and I did riot gate and etruck the Ss.ufo .liter. Ttfo I thought about it. Than ta regards the peers are about three hundred twt long.* • roavermifou in Sir. Bulb.’ offlm,, Mr Use boar ws* piricwl up aU.ut 2 1-2 Ingram mat; K& on. foa street and «Al milre acrufo of; the pirn, and the other ha would like to see mo in Mr. Bullis' absmt foe same dtetamw north of th* <te _____ .I ________ _ toM him that it tb-j wanted lain. Hare fc&Md ted wood pfolg.1 to Stet me 1 would go home and get ;irwa the rise*, and tbs tetekrory i. wj hnteri and raw baqk. aM «e I —.1—. J -no Wrathe evening, andfo sp. f of this affiur. tkey tried lu couvti xyrirje. - ..- J □* ^eSn^^OMFOBT! tgrggte 1 Broino Chlornlnm, 1 rmido at Muskcgou and am a manufactarer of lumber. Haro known Geargn Vanderpool for nine yaar* and know his reputation for hon­ our, integrity and tenuity to bo good, ;i and I said tha: as it roinsd on both Hare Ihwu engaged, at one time, aboutf'I days did I’drter was there on both days, 11 JMtn iasMmsng lumber un the lAke, there might lx* room for them to ddubt I and I declined to say any more about it: Whoa Dunham ««no in. Conors*’ said wpt thco that went with tbo wind. to him tbni-Ae- teDanMIbron: storr Cross-examined by Mr. Church. Nev- from what she told you. They had a ; or had any Bxperiame about currents map with them and tried to explain to ■ me what made them ladiere aa they til. * 1 said to tliepi fhal the rightaide .'Cftlib ' door was open as it .was ia bannsgj hour* and they and there is only 4-n** [ part to the door, then 1 asid F did 4tet I __ com Missfonefty ., [jj^itf ChnL Andrew H. Mdl*. bring sworn I VS^MCMrS1 said, (eseninnri by Mr. Cboavar.] I ! • ----hare bred in Detroit about fifteen Jss year* 1'own three baits. Mybulincas, T.«* : !tertb% calls uu> on the dock, railed Truwbridgo . A Wilfoox’a la- September, I860 I was, j j in the some busn-.c-? I know the tog, i fore dinner wa* exlubitud by tho witness George K. Brady. RtebUoc: her InnaIV » »a Ho !>ml cxneriniunted . upon it ing at oar dock *oon after the middle of! procuriag Spmo blood from hX finger Sept, about 0 o'clock A. M. I saw one ). u u . ■ k k to and saturttfag the paper to some extent • paasengeywha had Brev riothiM on and > ><*•<••£( . and burying it in tbo *4nd and leaves •oinethiuR tied around his waist, and be • J*£* h J2 [ in his giintou, and tlili produced the [.Lad a Uttfo bundle. 'Ha canu> aahore's • V*r«* v -> n same kuul df a stein, ai found Ion foe cm Trowbridgn A Wiloox’e dock aud sat; • X” jslip of papiw found by him Saw no]■ down a moment on some boards. I did 11 « o »r iHvaana in this vicinity at the time. Saw II not Hko tho looks of hhu. I had hoard I • *K w re. Dr. Wileox jin this vk-iniiv Utwecn Ibe 1 of thcdriappCTiranreb'FmM.oMl thol h »* two visits tloit I mode, lie ninn- ]| ono reason I noticed Liui in particular, 1 w t, ' j y. -* not want to go bark to Michigan. I ing logs at (ho time in the boom. ha asked me, if I know bow Im could' Te«a t Xerth *l naked him huw he camo to be out in the ’ Crci«*-«xatiiiiicil by Mr. Clinrch. No­ get to Canada and 1 told hitn. there n , ■, »t a • >, I »> boot end ho said be got Mowed out from , ticed Dr. UTlrox rolling a sunketi stick, that the fcnoos were considerably worn land, that ho waa going oezps* a littl- and ho saiil jhnwu trying to get] un the oomre n furry Imnt and bo got on tlmt “ ’("J K and where thsy were worn they’ looked bay at tho time, and this ia all the oa-' Conti then adjourned till 2 o'clock on of a lighter color. Do not know for planation ho gave. He anil ho had no I Mri. Moijy Iluddmau sworn,I said : what he wont down town on Sunday friend* or relative* where be left aMinincd ify Mr. Cheoror.] I reside at Muuday afternoon, oa it wm necessary morning. ■ I asked him if bo had any money cud I nskegun and hive for twenty years. fur tbo Judgn to be prosent at Grand: Hero court took the uaual recess for lie raid he had nohe, I thought uf .giv- '[ Hare been acquainted with VanlL-rpbnl l^pidt at'O o'clock oaMondar. to open ing him some, aa I did not want to wt' siirai 1M3, nnd know Lte gvoornl rcpu- nad alju'uqi tho regular Beptimilier him esbure without any. 1 bad not latfon for luawety, integrity and oibrinlv hoard of tbo disappears u uf Field. [tube good, j Know in rognnlZ to hui tein> u£ tlui ’»«4 County Court The testimony to day haa nearly all b, Mr. Ck-w.J-l rail, He remained on my reeacl two or thn-e Ii physical condition, noticed Him once in Muskegon and am Editor and Pub­ days, till wc arrived in the Hl Clair ■ wluiu rvachiag with u piko poll, he full been new aad very important and inter-1 lisher of the Muskegon EuUrpnn River. 4 A tug picked us up in Iteko , eating. The taysterious stranger picked Have • known Vanderpool since he Huron and towed u. through, ( up in tha boat haa been doarnbed ini’, camo homo from the war and know Lis This man. stayed ou my vessel till the ' general reputation for honesty, integrity tug stopped to take on wood in CaAmU, i add a still more to tho darkness sur- [ and humanity tu ba good. Waa at and there I put hmi an tlsr tug and roamliqg this 1 Vaadqrpoal rayiery. , Manistee tho week previous to the dis­ never saw him again. . Crwis -examined by Mr Church. Was [ which the Putt Reporter very aptly says, 1 appearance of Field. and knew him. Crum-era ini nod by Mr Church. ' about twouty rods away when be foil i ••haa at tent two attributes of divmiiy. ' Met Vanderpool and Field together du­ dawn and did not foxu him say nay- [ ring the time I waa there, aad my inthing. Ho wm in Mr. OdaU'e employ i teraMme waa wholly of a social choreeat the time, and Lonnhd with u*. ter. Have been with thorn half a day : I Geurgw ribeelrr being dull aworn.: at a time, and never saw anything be-| aaid: [oxxminM by Mr. Cbccrer.] 1 I tween them but the most friendly and | 1EW 4OTKRTI8EMEXTS. Hie at MuiJsegua ami am a druggist, i cordial feeling Knew Robert Taylor | Hare known1 George Vanderpool for1 7 bo. P. Rowell & Co’» Column. 1 ar 8 yearn, and know hi* general repu- , talion for haaerty, integrity uru! human­ ity to be good I reaido at Manatee, April 1869 <*• Crrns-oxamiuuJ by Mi. Church.— ] oqMaraom over the Ixmk, removed Knew Vcndiriioe! l«fore ho went into I my re* tear* away from tho bank the army and after hecteo out. 1>L1 i btuttnc about nine days previc us to the not «uljM-rilxj to tho Vandvniool fond. ! disappearance of Field. \Ve m-rod to CUitrli* SjjviegiT bring uuly Sworn, j a bouse up towards tbo little lake, more •aid : [examined by Mr. Tlughos-] fl thaq half way to the lake, and tired in j livu nt Mamriec. ktu-w Hnrliert FitiM. j thia bouse on Sept, fifo, 1869. Mr ho dinappoansl on Sunday anil I was at' family consisted of mv husband Mr. la' home that day, Tho houeo we litoil in daw, my little boy end rnyndt 1 rsmra • | her that day and saw Mr. Field pass­ ing tha bouse about 12 o'clock, -1 wont Field rotmag and stepped back till ho posted. My little boy act at tbc front door, and bfr. Field spoke to him. Tbo little boy said "How are you Field's ?' aad Field replied "dello, Chariie.” 1 I _ Cnra-exmumod by Mr. usually went out of tho Lack door to get Knew Field real welt hatei water, but it was locked at thia time, ao linwpaatour Itouo.nguod I----- - ------I went out of the front door, and just as niJ11 „ He W^at up past there often to ge iaallI went to step o*t I saw him eotning white mg-f Do not know that 1 saw him any' and stepped bock because I did nyt day during the prvriou. weak aiming i want to be seen ao I had no hoops on. S.K>n after supper 1 prepared him a l>e>l । from sailing. 1 Had seen him twice the 1 The reason lkfcw.it was Sunday is which opened off the cabin, and h- nwm | wnek^Lofurv list, on Friday and Halur- , Imcsuso the family were all at home and wcut to bed. About ton o'clock 1 told , day. ' 1 hare forgot what kind of ctothcs I they orc not at houm other day* the Captain to woke him up.thinking he . be t»d on. but when I saw ltftn <m Ac Charlie sat in foe front door and had on Hal eaten too tnaeh, but tbo Captain did Saturday befutv.ho bad unliack clothes. ’ his best dotlics, he was going to Bunday not think it worth while. Ho always On Sunday hie little dag waa. with him, school but did not as ho wanted to play slept with the door open. The next day Ikun that day Mk and Mbs. Ixjucks, Mr. । with Ma- Louck's baby.- Remembw lawns « the bed agre-t deal ana Iktrkrr, Mr. ilaidow, toy fcther au<F that it was Sunday atoo because ««. *ewwd~to In -wear?. ’Soon after ho of our friends, Mr. Lunch's fulxa, were camo into the galley he examined some-' Ing to get a basin of water. She sj~ke going away on the boat in the evening । thing in his toft coat breast |>oeket as if [| tome abont .r-akmg to Mr PteU a. I and ttey anno to our bouse to dinner. ho had Mxnothing which he valued very They auppoeed tho boat Mt at four [ higiilv, and always when he woke up be IL-jiri-ct.* j know Mr Ruggles Let o'clock aad after dinner wo started for had nof knutrn him before he tame at tho boot but found it did not gusiut till the time sjokvnof ulmro. He cgftkl oa •mteg and we returned home On • me townquire about what 1 kiM<w iibout our way to tho boat we passed the bouk Fe ld, a tow days bofnro the inquest and and saw tbc bar k door open and tho rnB of grown back?, und what I du not remember all he said, bit ba little dog ritting in tho duor. Ladow ------ me think they wm green backs, said ho I oJiorril VqnderpoU on innocent tho roll had ithat color, and on tho out­ luau, and did But (Tail to see him pun side one I noticed what seennrl to bo a iahed. At andthJr tduo Dunham,’ Cun-! buge figure two. He gut off at a wood over. Urigg* and eomo others camo.. dodt in Canada. tra'O.'Steithewoni, said: (Examined by Mr. Hughes.) ' I;,-. ‘ s -“.a ‘-cra&Sdzi rgih. u. ] E-tsgEE ^ lw4.^H.|tf f/aVTi' ltl itnn r^jBwaHc;:.>r5 x*y?yyi dTrT4™*??- t>o*H eg Iku AMro. /‘itttplra on ISr Filer, unit nil I>ltea*u of Ute ssfco thr bent Dlnrrtie tn Vue Tor - KMncn Complaint*. . FW* <* ZXms. b? [Family Sewing Machine* SIM 1‘I.Y CXiASTEUC’HiD. . . ------------------ „JS3.— Ktiii' .jjtag- tf j£ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-07.pdf dc3b2f43ceef1883be5fd283b4887efc PDF Text Text dl)c listings Banner. DAILY EDITION. VOL'1'HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 7, 1871.NO. 21. indent and and that that J° vou that these these young young men men entered entered bustbusi-1 not not know as he ho had hud not not yet yet entered entered it it ? th.u C^- £* X anderpool, ( Vert Field and th reenondente u that know as I "fter th* death of Field, was found to th. defendent WM said Field “77, in. ««. ■ _ Field with -,La„capital of nF$7,000, <7 (Ifm and | ’on nntho book honkand andthen thenwont wonttotothe thobooks books Imvn in hi. ~ iu“““ lu I the defendent was with said Field _______ | have m his posaowon money,property, the bank alive, frombauk about 11 lrom to 12 Vanderpool The too next person hare mproperty, h>s P<*«m»on money, n to with 12,600, but wo shall to make too entry. to make entry. Tho next person I"wenty-Second Day’s Proceedings. or evidence of debt, which, from tho o’clock of said day and tho evidence fails ! »how that Vanderpool never put a dollar who wont there was Holden frroeu, who _____--------------------- . । ovidence, they believe to hav.» been tho I to show that any other person Mte^d entered ! of of this money into the bnriiiras. business. Field fonnd fonnd him him scrubbing Bcrubbrnc and end Vanderoool Vanderpool seen atat various that Field property ofFjfild at the time of his ; said bank after defsndent left the. same, was iraen varioustimes times during a unng the tno asked assou him nuuifu he uvhad u-* heard «<-diedthat that ho ho The Argumentary Beige Opened by i death, thiiunexplained, is a strong toe jury ought not to infer from tho ■I morning of the 6th 5th of September, but had hadrun runaway, a*ay,when whenho hereplied entered thenoL bank, had not, Vaadorpool said he bad, and Mr. Eggleston. .criminative fact I mere aosence— a' * * af '* proof " ' ■*' i.aaaa-after the i.«. hour that wt ihabev»nir had A nndornool sai w.w -w— of the fact*)••» that about 11 o’clock, it is claimed by toe liad gono through him and he expected ------. lb.—That tho fact of a good charac­ no ono else did enter said bank. Prosecution that ho was never seen i ho would do the same thing over toe ter possessed by the Uespondent,prior to 11—Tho value or effect of criminative uoaxixa ar-saiox. the commission of the crime charged facte and circumstances depends not only afire. His body waa found about two lake. When Green raked him why he upon him may be considered by tho upon their consistency with the guilt of weeks after on the beach of Lake Michi- did not rend a tug wifo a telegram for ' Chicago to notify parties of too matter, jury, when the evidence produced the accused ; but their inconsistency with gan by Mr. Crispeu. September, 7th, 1871 1. Tho first question to be considered ho said lie would and ovopr tame Green against him, is not sufficient to produce the theory of his iunoconce and no fact Wo publish to-day the requests is tho idontififation of the Mg. Wo first called during the dav, he made th<r* a rational conviction of his guilt, that - ----------- ----------- o—, -------- or circumstance should be considered as to tho Court as to its instructions^ tho such goed character may bo taken by I criminative or allowed to oxtrianin- have the testimony of Dr. Shurley, who I sumo statement, that ho was nut g®DR testifies very very positively positively inai that ho recog- to rend a telegram. jury, read by tho Attorneys yesterday. th0 jwy to increase or sustain that doubt, fluence against the* respondent, unless tesuues no rvwg----- Now if tie.d had . ...... Mrra -awl hired the body from r. the n Swum on.C. the robbed lum amtrun nmnwftV uwnyn«ulit)hemild, sard, Propositions offered by the Prosocu- so that it may become a reasonable doubt , the jury can clearly see that such fact or why did ho he no: take toko some Ma stops atop, to pro­ of his guilt, but when tho evidence of ' circumstance is not only entirely conaisconsis- era,' made with India ink, which he had tiotr' cure his arrest unless ho knew that the aeon when ho had rwcinalodhim. Mr. < — — — — his guilt is sufficient and there is no reu- ; tout tent with tho the theory of guilt, but also is Willard next identiW tho body by. _attempt _______ ____ - lie 1 futile ? la it natural would 1.—Tho statute defining murder, Vide sonablo doubt of his guilt on tho ovi- 1 consistent with the theory of innocence, 2 Compiled leira-s, 1503, People w. ring found on the finger, which, lie arid for men to act in this way ? Did ho donee respecting tho charge iteelfl then , 12.—To remember any fact or circum­ hesitate on account of tho extreme fnendly Potter, 0 Midi. 1, 7, 8. , the jury cannot disregard that evidence stance alleged by the prosecution or at­ belonged to him, but had been worn for fueling for Field? After this Mr. Sailing Thnt “willful, ddiberate, and pre- ( । or set it aside, to draw from tho evi- tempted to be proven of any value in pome time by tho deceased,’ and this and Dr. Ellis called at tho bank and sec meditated killing’’ which constitutes j ring he described very accurately, he al ­ denco of good character merely any eetaliahing the guilt of the defendant, a eousikerable amount of money in tho murder in the first degree is shown, l' I doubt of his guilt. such fact or circumstance must not only so testified that he recognized the body safe more than what they received. Dr. when the weapon used is lethal, i. «., a | bo proven beyond ail reasonable doubt, by the general form and bight. We EUfa received $800 and Balling $340 and weapon the natural and necessary con- 1 next have the evidence of Dr. Hopkins, but it must be such a fact as is consist­ after this there was considerable left. ent with the guilt of the defendant, and a dentist who had filled a tooth for him, Previous to this $95 lind been paid to and recognized the peculiar form of tho inconsistent with his innocence. Mr. Shackleton, and Dr. Ellis swore from too evidence that Vanderpool killed mouth and tho filling of his tooth. Next 13. —All facta or circumstances which thnt his $800 did not diminish the pile 1.—The fact that Herbert Field is are equally consistent with the theory of wo have tho testimony of Miss Hill, Herbert Field by a hatchet or hammer in the bank one-third, but the next day which would cause the fracture of the dead and that he came to his heath by innocence, aa«thoy are with the theory who bad seen him. a few days previous, skull shown os toe body of tho deceased the criminal act of nn other, or, in other of guilt, ought to bo entirely excluded put a $20 gold piece, with a holo in it,in when Mr. Conovor called to get money Vanderpool said ho had none. Now his which wni corresponded Herbert Field, they eon and should find words, the eorptii delicti must bo estab­ from -the consideration of the jury. Illa hip Uip pocket, puvuvi, WlUt-'ll ’OJR'UUUu with where had all this money gone. It had the resiMJudcut ftullg of mwrdtriet thtjirtt lished by clear and unequivocal proof, one found on the body in an on ■<*>■». ___ l 41. •FT;' f. 14. —In determining the question of the il 1U .elope marked “ Herbert F. ” She uUo dueppeerod durmg the nml n«ht, and this must bo done by direct evi­ guilt or innocence the jury are bound to degree. leetiM that alm made tho shirt found fine for u. Io proaume thnt it wa. seOT’•J.__ Thrt to determine the question dence, when it can be mode, or when1 exclude entirely from their considera- th. bodr, no .eorani;IS of it On tho bodr, Which wh.ch aho dro reoogniaed rwgnued by by a a ted, «. M »»» a wnn^ pven p whether Vanderpool tod murder Field direct evidence cannot lie made, then tion every fact and cirrum.t«nco alleged <m the .. •She — also • •*»t,M . .-a, , >1. tO VOTlor sought to be inured by tho Trowu- yoenhar gowt. tho. .flue-rum nftwtxm^ut InuodllV lift as aforwaid, the jury, in the absence of by circumstantial of equal power. Z“ ofr oyw >ho uuusu «ut. > awSdSJunt n ’ 2.—The leading characteristic of cir­ tion which is not proven to a moral oor- studs found in the shirt, which she nafl I. °h\m direct .cetimauy to the act, should con­ punthaacrl for him at Minot, Main, and 1 him he gwe into a detarled “■““ “J cumstantial evidence is, that it is a sub- tuinty and beyond a reasonable doubtsider id! the surrounding circumstances. w —— ----------------------------pmaented to him. 2d. We mnat next hl. lite end telb turn abeulbi mdmg 3—That they may consider the at­ stituto for positive evidence, and when, 15.—To justify conviction upon cir-1 Ihow that Field waa' murdered. W. hi. ™nt. and reat and de«troymg them, tempts bf Vanderpool tu remove, cancel ns in this case, it is solely relied upon, it j (substantial evidence, eqch of the cir- tied on tho body two wound* either of: nod nlao told him about banng a muffle aid conceal from observation all mark) should bo so strong os to produce upon I cuu^tanccs relied on by the Prosecution which, tho medical witnessessay would with Held. [ the mind of the Jury ir vestiges-of the act, which attempt is ------------------------------ a conviction equal ftnd material to a cunvicliun must bo pnrduco death, and feoVtho condition !. How what earned h>m to m.^ thaw positive evidence or tho prisd established charged by toe Prosecution, if they find to thatbf thaForpositive I>n8' p I'roTe rove<dl an and established with with tho the same same if tho wound, they mnat hero been in- dueloaure* unlem it wna for ft.i pursuch attempt proven by the testimony I cner must be acquitted. acquitted. ... I degree degree of of eertiintj certainty with which the guilt dieted daring life, or .mmmliattdy after po«. ol fcrmitalhng nubbo omnmn when intbucoau. , i 3. 3. -The l<#aj lefc^ praaumplbm presumption is is tbaUtc that ,ndent is required to bo es-, death. DrShnriey nl» ...tided ftat these facta became known. M hat oarthW.-Th, --j.. —— r--- ------ - the of of the retlx respondent prisoner is tafllished, auu and no fact or circumstance. Iw could not haw oom. to hi. death ly emmuetnm had those atatomonfaw th (4.—They may consider oay false j p.L~..^. L innocent cf the ~ crime charged | tabflshed, ..v — . tburden ___ 1__ ....... 41>n "PwacM-tltKin I .. j a .......... ttntement the is the Bn eg0(■i •by the the ts Prosecution •is is x_ to 1. be con-. *from drowning. 3d. We com., next to hut btatara "' «■ he am,Ji t mi ib. cmant made made by by Vanderpool \ underpool respectrespect-1i 4and and1 il the burden is upon upon uw Prosecution x ]Iesod Prosecution to oe coning Fi^jA. about Ins his having ran away, I o of f proving every even- rcqusite ryqusite to establish ') ^fed gjjefpj at all ftU by tho the jury in determining: Ian exemiiuuion of the fact, that Field noue had been board and that he had or having ■ -------------------gone away, — or haviiqj carried I lus guilt, nnd end nothing can be l*c taken by m , 1(J q (|UOttion of guilt or innocence innocence un un-­ ' i i • . u u ir —r. Un*-..' been seen with those pnnta on and he ■ ■ ... murdered m the Unk. Uwta. (u tlw miod of Conaway the money or effects of hiui, Van- I implication ification against him. 1the 1the truth truth uf uf such sue’ fact ‘ or circum’ pj,u denmol; if they find from the evidence ' 4.—To warrant the jury *n folding a । 8tanC0 >a fui]y established by credible ।shown to your mUCKb.m that Ito d ■ > diaappoared from Manutoc onjlte _6th „ u w„old come to tho that said false statements were inado by j verdict of guilty, they must lind evidence to the entire satisfaction of the , « disappeared iroin fflanavw un uuc । t. day of September and was afterwards VanderfKjol. . j. that the theory of guilt landerpoui. him uw 6—of — the -•- prisoner, * ■ । juiy and beyond all reasonable doubt. , n found nt Frankfort and was killed by a surface. ► __ That .... , thev —-----4i... <■!■?_ nW4 *. a4..m1Iv rnam too facts facta uroi ad । -If toe jury do no^ find from 5. may- considerlhe falsi- i zi flows naturally from the Pro'^* On \V ‘<li‘.es<lav the transactions at the flcation uf the books of account of the and from all of the facta, and must.be evidence other than th® proved deadly weapon, wo must next show who ucauuuvx — --were witnessed by many penom . _ -- . . I ---. 1* .1 .. .....11 _ . —-.1.1. nil 0Mr.lt fla AV nit 1 llt’k mardorod him. Wo have no fault to bank 1 Bank of Manistee owned by V andorpool consistent with all each facta, and if they statements of Vanderpool that ho burn­ who all give essentmlly tho sqmo sicand Field, alleged by tho Prosecution, find anyone of the cstaflished facto to ed the caqK’t and clothes, they must find with tho rule of law thnt you are ’count of it, vil., the scrubbing, tho cut­ 1 if they find from tire testunaoy, that be inconsistent frith thp guilt of the amsidcr the reasons and explanations to give too respondent the benefit of ting up of the carpet, the blood ou the every .reasonable doubt, for it is simply ’ prireuer, then it is theif duty to acquit that he gave for burning them, and if Vanderpool did make such falsitication. a rule of human action. It is a princi- *floor, and tho statements of Vanderpool. 6. —That they may consider the state him, although all other facts may be thuso reasons and explanations have Why waa there so much scrubbing, in not been contradicted by evidence given pie derived from human experience. AU the one place where this blood Aas. as of affairs of the said Bank and tho ef­ conastent wit!0md point to his guilt. 6. —In order to -convict thapnrener, for toe Prascraition and are not improb­ the evidence going to show who com- ’to cause the floor to be ruffed up r'-At fects of the withdrawal therefrom of the funds allotted to Field, to infer from the jury must find that the farts proved able in tlieuiwivoa they must consider mitted tho murder is what is known as other places on the floor where there circumstantial evidence, and much will, said effects a motive tn ^aid Vanderpool are all consistent with the theory of those n-a.-4OUM and explanations to be were ink stains, he was not so particu­ no doubt, be said about the danger of to prevent sa:d aemoval by killing Held ruili, and they must also find that they truolar. It may bo said that blood was not •, . Lu inconsistent with the tbrary of his 17.__ The jarv must consider the pre­ relying upon this. But this, when cor- found in what is called a criminative before said remoral should be made. roctly put together, is often stronger and _______ ................ iu««eu«. 4»d >1 4he faefai* «>» «« vious g>od chapter of the defendant, 7. —That they may consider all enquantity. But the Doctors told you that aaw. K-nding iu bj may lx, rwonmW if and if it seems to them unlikely that a safer than direct evidence, for tout, in with such a wound, tho heart would Vanderpo<d5r the actual buwaera ur!BlM»wito guilt, or in other • wids, petsun of such-character would commit sumo cases, may bo false. 11 the facta, von' soon 8tt,p beating and then tho puJuTrltatiuua of Vundwri «»1 ‘ lbw »» j* whan put together in their natural or ­ the crimeTcharged, they may entertain a blood would stop spirting and reasonable doubt of his guilt and may der, form a perfect piece and harmonize would only ooxe out, after which it acquit him on too strength of that ono with the o|her, it is almost impossi­ would soon coagulate-, which would in­ ble for nn untruth to creep in. Mr. doubt. Notwithrtanding the evidence terrupt the flow-- But we cannot tell of good cliaractor would bo suf­ Hurd testified that on Monday morning, how much blood was there, for tho floor tier is iivi ------------ i mi ■ outside c the Gth of September, when going to absorbed sumo and tho carjwt would ere preponderance of the praef. ThM tficient to convict. is the rule in civil cases, but iathw case, 1$.—la eritaessing the testimony of his plaoo of busitaess about 5 o’clock, ho absorb a great deal and some of this was ,be V»u.len.»l toJUugFiaia ...a. the pri.-mner must U acquitted unless- witnesses, , especially such as have been saw Vanderpool going to too bank, and burned so that no one ever raw it, and __ That they mav consider tlx at- tho evidence removes every tenable ( engaged in collecting testimony and about 0 o’clock Mr. Socor camo along, that may have been saturated With Ump, br « forgo.1 kite. purportfaK to doubt«f his guilt fwm the nunds of the hunting f up evidence, it is proper and and went into tho bank, and ho is the coni Iron: » distant nlaco nnd “ »• jury and in cases of doubt it is safer to essential ( fur too jury to consider that first person who followed him in after• blood. wntten by strung.™. 3• *»“« Why was it necessary for him to 1 tho commission uf the deed. Ho testi-. acquit than convict. . tthere is a proaeness or tendency uf the ! go there so early and exert himsolf that tbo xhtowaid Hltn? VM human mind to distort and color tho fled that the carpet was piled up in tho 7 — To justify a cunvwtion of the resj xrt of him tho atbra-J Van-impm! , to such an extent, in his fot'ble condipondnnfc « i" aufBewnt Ib.t ibjw ■« « facta । in order to establish tho precon­ middle of the room. After ho went to but of said .trnngura and other 1*™“* preponi.ruom of wriJonoo mirror of , another store Vanderpool rode homo( tion, oi to cause the floor to bo broomed ceived coDcIusiuns. 9 —That effects are proven to the sat- Kuilt, nrrn although au.brr.po.Jon.neo with him to breaklast and tho next wo’ UP... 19.—The light to make a “statement Tho witness, Woodruff testified to • iatnetion of tho j«F. Jbould bo » gr«l „ w "«“r” l« is i a personal one, given to a prisoner■ hear of him ho is getting some milk for guilt of this respondent apon this charge ■ breakfast, and when ho returned with having scon smoke issuing from tho opinion of tho jury » olroug probobility , for the purpose of explaining any mat ­ Sid it i« evideat to tho jury that aa exbank chimney early thnt morning and ter which he may deem to require nni this, Mr/ Thurber camo along and asked ashen and cinders of paper and cloth and nlanafloD, if nv can consli^ The gull of the reoponJent moat be explanation. , He may . avail himself off about Field, when Vanderpool said be Lt with innocence, is wto the pow« prored to • moral eemrnty "mJ w the this right, or not, os he sees fit, and hisi I did not know whore ho wrw, that he buttons and such things were found. uf the respondent, that then the fact of declining to do so is not to bo consider­• left him in the bank yesterday and had ixcltuiou of all reuwn^le 4"“^-After speaking for about two hours, • his failure to give it xs to be coiisiderea 8 —Altbaagh the jury should beaat- ed against him. or ns any evidence of' not seen him rinca. Ho started back to Try the jury, and may b« treated by thaui Setied tluit Berber. Field did, ?“ *»•’£ his guilt, nud is not a subject of com­ the bank, immediately, and Thurber Mr. Eggleston, being somewhat indis­ posed was allowed to suspend his re­ J crinuratiae. Ttat tho nUurtdinfcrwont uu to Willard A HaU’a Drug Store, day September, in company oath tlm re- ment by Counsel unce is, that the prw,f if but seeing Vanderpool going into the marks nt half pastgleven, and Court 1 ™ode'nt ulono enter the tank■ h“{J“S adjourned till o’ddcfci P. Mr' xlMd ol r. butting, would toad to auabank he wynt there and tried to got in, Maaietre, eeeui«ed -id kmld and when he found the door locked, and reenondeubut about H ‘J'1'**. T snrrnkoox sassiox. Th^cireuuiatunlml entdemto is , when it was opened water was on tho fbiuoon. and that napon^n there A; Tho attendance this morning was floor and he had been scrubbing. Now Mr. Eggleston’s argument continued: ofton as strung [-mtiaoleridaljtx,, and maiaed ulone witli said Field, tm Joften tho vrtkkind cf eridence^blama- o'clock of said dor and h>lt .«u<llaau£ very slim, and the weather del ightfully what That Herbert Field was murdered on induced him to go bock, bSUdtbut-h jturia-„ had • gono to break­ tho 5th day uf September we have tool. Mr. Church commented upon after • ha .nJ, although th. and - commence scrubbing proved to a moral certainty, and Ixtyond to recenre and consider the one the laila U untidy the jure, that aaof rietn and explained his request offered to the fast won tree afterward eoea »hre, ami ab Court, to which Mr. Hughes replied, with the dour lucked, for Secor testifies a reasonable doubt,and now 1 projioso to .■Imrmfr and asnount ~ to prudto « Lugl. the jury ebould be further «U=that there was no water on tho floor speak in regard to tho motive which ac­ commenting upon the frequent allusion cuurieuou ul -be judgement, or. m nd when he took him homo to breakfast. tuated tho murderer, and 'who had that fwdbr Um orideace tlmt after d“ „ words, create * ralwaal «rtaiaty and field and ruaponiltmt entered «ud bank to the charge of Chief Jusiiae Shaw in Now what iuducod him to bo in such n motive. The receipt passed between After hurry about scrubbing this floor ds soon them on Sunday, shows that $7000 was „d bJtore th. 17ib of-uJ -d the Parkman—Webster case. remove all reowusblo doubU. 1!.-In order that a f«3 Field was wilfully mnrdered. still sueb which b»gan the, Argument uf E 8. us he hod been spoken to about Field, coming to Field, that in consideration received and considered b» I •• unless tho evidences of his guilt, in of $7,1)00 this dissolution was consumatme~l« Eggleston. fa not neeo-ary that it abould lendfc- eridenc. drops of blood, were lying on that floor? ed. I do not nropose io warp tho evi­ ent had aueb opportunity to commit th. . mTX.mrdatSnool nndenee .how­ Gsmilemex of the Jtmr :— Why was it necessary to lock the door, dence or draw from it an unjust conclu­ ruOly of itaoU to .?<»• sion in behalf of tho people. Tho fact pool ia guilty of this charge. It .a raf > in, that some other had. *?.C? We hare now arrived at that stage of when ho began his scrubbing ? It seems that tho receipt shows that he was to re­ firientlf taken m counwu a. wlh tooI opportunity, it not ,"‘6<’“lunt the case when it becomes the duty of strange, that after all the good feeling tlTilfenmoe th« the reapondent wna tho Prosecution to present tho views they existing between Vanderpool’s family ceive $7,000, is not evidence that he put other facts, it find, ifa proj« in that amount, for with u prosperous and Field, too first thing ho should say ujh the whole, l“”d“ce,.ll“*r^ Lc„ niav entertain upon this subject Ho the murderer. business, it is fair to suppose that his “-That th...pprwton°f To iuatifr airnh n condialonil u recounted the points stated in his open­ was thnt ho had run away, or give uno original stock was increased some what tu infer that he had run away and also ing speech to the juiv which they had oi a ertminatire characur, » necerimry to .bow further, to a reamnThe speaker alluded to an entry in tho often reaurud to by erlmtnal. to »hln cartaint v, that no other person ex- attempted to prove. It is hardly possi­ that he had stolon his property. I tel! ^^•n. had unoiTortuuttyto ble, after the lapse of so long a time to you it is inconsistent with the sworn Ledger, which ho sup]<osed was going statements ut Miss Scribner and Mrs. to be used by the counsel for tho de­ “^^"“j'^ahonld bo rnlmM present you all the facts, so that you will have an exact idea of all the cir­ Vanderpool. There Was no friendly fense in their arguments, but how it was ’^£XO^iouuf — with the evidence thnt dunng the aher- cumstances connected with thia matter, feeling existing between these persons guing to be used ha did not know, as it wllh the raw 5(h of Sopteo.ber, us it is not natural that a person should considered wb®P«™ “ 'S but wo have done the best we could un­ pEld war wilfully murdered der tho circumstances. In order to es­ niako tills statement on the first intima­ had not been introduced properly as evi­ convincing proof oi gui -d tJat ?r“’t tion of hfa disappearance unless he dence and road in its proper place, tablish this charge, it becomes our do£ ry are satisfied from the mw® tho Bcsixindent ixwpetrhte-1 ^8^ to show yon that Herbert FioJd onme to knew that ho had darted on that long which statement lod to a little discussion his death u alleged. 2nd, That be journey from which ho would nevpr ro­ between counsel in regard to it tho boot fcr U. P-tP^ “'.“Xv came to his death by violence and at turn. It was found that there were several The next persun that appeared at tho the hands of some other person than entries in the name5>f Vanderpool, in himself. 3.1, That the person w ho com­ bank was Jeremiah Shaduton who went nenvn that said Field ever IMS earn such forgeries may oe cv prove urn* ought not from mitted this deed was actuated by ^oe, to inquire after a draft he had left there tho Blotter »wd Ledger, and somo in „ did facts evidencing ftrticbs,thc mg alive, still the jnQ which ho defined tp the jury, and 4th, and wo call attention to the amount of the Ledger not found in Blotter, so that inch iailur. to “‘4 ™ That this matace was preconceived and money ho raw there in tho safe. he was obliged to correct his statement Tho next person there was Mr Dunnremaditatod. , made this morning, that the name of . If wa ahall establish throa points, we , tho evidence that Vanderpool did not appear on the books fit " ““ W«Xll ahow ' how much he paid him he axil he did ■ Cestfawd OB Third Page. THE VANDERPOOL TOTAL & ■" *«£ “'“Sn’afHeriSS^ ’““TX or �Mipal 9 Twenty-first Day** Pxoseedinw. M0BN1NQ klMION. 1,400 miles under 860 miles without One Mamurement Change of coaches. TEACHERS’ NOTICE. BROAD QAOOR-DOVBLB TRACK ROOTR Examination of Teachers for Barry County, Fall Series. NEW YOKE BOSTON, ALBANI', i-uxciPAi. Fours a new tobk stitt. The Fall striee of teachers examination* will ho held aa follow*: AND THE At Orangeville, Oct Gib. on. REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA “ Hastings, Oct. 9th, aud Nov. 6tb. THIS BAII.TXT EXTENDS ECOH M AsajTio, Oct. 18th—Ellis School Rochester to New York, 885 miles, House. Buffalo to New York, 423 miles, At Nashville, “ 17th. Suspension Bridge to New Yqrx 448 „ Middleville “ 20th. Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. Cleveland to Now York, 625 miles, “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, Each examination will rommatwe promptly nt 9 o'clock A. M., and continue at tho pleasure of toe AMD IS FROM Sujwrintendent, and will be oral and written. 1 announce at thb early date the Fall Herieeof exam- 23P22 to 27 xnas tub bhoeteb itovnc. miles without change of coaches. From and after Aug. 17lb, Wl, trains will leave, in connection with Western Line*, as fallows: NEW YORK DAY EXPREHS, leaves Cincinnati only lueraaMd^faciliUM for review and special nrepara• -------- ' Woodland Centre, under th* Vovper, will commence Sept, seeks. Tuition from $3 to ?5 ipcrintcndent of Columbus. 0., time, daily. (Saturdays except­ ed,) al laOuP. M.; Clihoo at 4 A. U,: and Su*rcuslon Bridge atS.WA. Jf daily, (Sun­ days excepted;) Buffalo from Depot comer Exchange end Michigan Street*, br New York •tae, daily. (Bondars excepted’) al7. A. M. ArrireaaiHomclIsrifle J.XA A. N; Susquehanna GEO. C. WORTH. Hams, Williams, & Co. YAM VELSOR * ROLEE. Streel*. EXPRESS MAIL, leave* Dunkirk from vu'on Debut, and Buffalo, via. Avon and tic. Hornell** rille. Daily. (Sund*y* excepted.)at 7.50 A. 51., arriving in New Yurt al LuO A. M. NEW PLAN. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. (Daily.) leave* Cocinnaii al P. M.. arrives *t Wral Salem CASH POLICIES. M. W. RIKER. lb.5?.''S City Flro of Hartford, 548JB7 37 8WAO89 BB8.IBS 3JW.0W) W " ’ouctux.' CASH POLICIES. WHEELER & DOWNING NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, DEALERtj in Dry Good*, Groceries, Bools and Shoe*, Clothing, Hal* and Caps, Ac., he. We pay the Itfghcet market price for all kinds of Country Produce. We arc constantly receiving additions to our already LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are selling al bottom figure*. Motto." .■HU e.w A. w.: Martiunurg v.t« a. Meadville U.!S A.M. (Dibe-.j Dunkirk 1.25 r. atlitton 1 JO P. M-, A'ir*|>en*iou Bridge, 1.85 P­ M.: Buffalo 2.Id P. M. Arrives at Uorneilaville 5.42 P. M. (Supper,) and at New York 7.00 A. M. Connect* at Elmira with Northern Central Railway far Williamsport, Hamaburg and the South; al Jersey Cilv with Morning Express Train of New Jeraer Railroad for 1‘hiL adelphia. Baltimore and Washington ; and at Sleeping Coaches ar* attached to thia train at Cincinnati and *1 Clifton, (Suspension linage.) running through'to Now York without chanwr. Sleeping coacbes arc also attached al Bornalliville running through with—• -*■------— — NIGHT EXPRESS, 4laB> leavro'Clitton X3o P. M lesion Bridge at 5.35 P. M.. and Buffalo Turner's at 9.05 A. M. ( at 11.10 A. N. Connect sieamem and nftcrnooi New England citir*. A Bleeping Coach is alto___ __________ ___ ntn^ th rough from Buspcaaio* Bridge to New ' .- ' L- KUSSMLL* ATTOBNBY at Law. Inrorane* and Collecting Xanaferturt*’ o °fferlOtXZ^d CHAS. H. BAUER. Sash, 2<A2SiS"I5ffi’LiIiAM ed to Na eare will bo attended to with promptneM and ffdeltty. OMa* corner Stale and Sdltreon atreel*. Cnion block. Over Bariuw A Goodyear1* itaea. m m Mm. Janly H H * Doors, Lr ^oda-E»^y- cheapfor thing t° s , ].;xaniinC i null an« n-'" CaS. You ^1 rt' the Gooda- 1 Gr° I. A. k E. A. HOLBROOK. TTOBNEY8, and Counsellor* at Law.and Solicitora in CkanrerT, will promptly and faithfully at­ tend t> the btialnca* of their calling: Conveyanc,n- Blinds, &c. gretit- WM H. HAYFORD Goodyear A Barlow's store. C. G. HOLBROOK. LTTOBNBY al lav. Solicitor in Ch aliend promptly to .all buslnme entni OAoeovorJ P Roberto A Co.. drug open at all hour* till 9 o'clock r. w. DRESSED lumber, al Binghamton for Cooperstown, Albany, and the celebrated Summer resort. Sberon Spring*; and with Delaware, Iwickawanna and Western Railroad, and at Jersey Cite wilhMidnigbt ExIjresa Train of New Jersey kail road for Pbila- T. «. DIAMOND, Co. SupL School*. Prairieville. Aug. 8 l^L__________________ ______ *_L __ . ‘ nVSS^^-^. Barry will be formed. Physical Geography. Intellectual Arithmelto. Reading. Grammar. Methods of Teach: Bl I : v« rnmcnL will receive ipccial attention. Books needed can Ire had of tho Huperintendent at about half current prtoee. Cornell's Physical Geog­ Sleeping Coaches are attached to thia train at raphy. Kerl'r rborter course in Grammar. Robin- Cincinnati and Cleveland, run a in g through to sou’s Mathematioa and Randall'* Reading and Elo­ cution will bo used a* text books. Through the Hornellavilte (Break fail;; aud new mid improved hoepitality of the people at Orangeville, board can 1 >MS..M<0rfc, “1871” The pha ^' County ® coods, aSSOr,Ta^afuU °f Card). It— IHIMI 8 l ■ WM. L. COHU, ATTOBNBY and Counsellor al Law. Solicitor in Chancery, and Cireuit Court Commiaafoner far Barry county, will aUend to all bu*inaaa minuted kmh,k-r.^kPTO^BS^- °aC’ ‘n Of all Kinds. HARVEY WRIGHT, Agent. WiH give prom;.: aticniK Elevator Boitdlug of C. F. Dwigbl ACo, cask ^rc There Im no uao Tallclujc - HASTINGS, MICH. BEST DR8. J. M. K C. RUSSELL, tr-U—J DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN, STYLE ’ Phyrieian*. OSes to old P. O. U auaatton paid toCHROKIC OF] MEN'S [The poor GRANT & PHILLIPS Are bound to sell gratultourly ThurtdS) after- JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwelling on Droal*ay. near the Oeurt House. WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office west end of Slate street. Hasting*. ’ DR. C. C. LINSLEY, Dry Goods, BOTANIC and Belrot io Physician and WOODRUFF I A. P. DRAKE, M. D-. PARTICULAR attention given Io the treatment of Private Disease*. Oftee over F.D. Ackley's Drug Store. Ntale street. Hasringv. REMEMBER, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dally. (Sundays ex vieveiaaa at <>.aa r. ajeaariiic at 0.10 r.M. (Sup.) Dunkirk atlO.Oo P. M.; Clifton, |>MM P. Groceries, HANLON, M. D., D*raiaV^"Pj“;udrir^iddtorV:™UHaHBgi^t Washington Block, South aide State St. extensive experience In Hospital *nd priruto prae- NEW CARPET HOUSE Elmira tor Willi. Harriabar^aod the arciuL“£3!7?.‘' tST All Styles of Women's and Chil­ Tho • very BEST PLACE to buy And everything In their line of Goods nt prices an low as nt Jackson, or Grand Rapids, And in many c&»m Lower. ian d citie*. The Best in the City. Only as* train East on Bundsr, leaving ( in- CARPETS, novlOdBtf STEWART k STE1NHOFF. Sanaa and Mechanical Dentists, °MfeSi’rW U™! 4 Pkl,Up l 6,ore- J. C. WOODRUFF. HYDE * BAUER. _ ’The€orner Orocerv. OIL CLOTHS, reeenl lb* following Aral elawlnnirai tbeuB.KK.gr .are transferred FREE UF CHABGK Mow (Stood* <[«*t Receirod. MATTINGS, MATS. ing Coecbe* |jF" IN THE WORLD NOTTINGHAM LACES, 74 MONROE STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, u-mx roarterra ru im uu.*at, MwaciuitT*', of Hartford. Mil Continue to «te)l GRANT* PHlLLiPS. Erie Railway i* of the moat picturesque and beau­ tiful character. Admirer* of Nature’s beauties, in a daylight journey over tl « Line, will lind in its ever changing landscaper subjects of contlnu- Vo«um aad Juw*I’oeK. of New Yoi C.H. HICKS, lartfonL tow York, thus enabling I*a*e*oe upper portion of the city wilhrn-d annoy auee of a street ear or UPHOLSTERED GOODS, A5D aceom- Groceries, wool (imiM WM. H. JEWELL, Crockery •SJEPR&yTL.w. aiAiKs:. si Glassware, At Hastings.! J. w. MAYNARD, Ac., Ac.. MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY Treasurer. Ofiee to th* Court House. L D. RUCKER, Genl Sup'i. M hen it. Cheaper than any Store In Hawing*. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. 30 Years Experience! S k/fchiS; Opposite the National Hotel. F. IMMEN. Go there for your Oyster* and Rjercshmtnls. 25yl H. A. BU8ELL. CENTRAL ***^ 1 lUtOlM. NATIONAL HOTEL, 6 stitJ^a <’ * Proprietor*, earner ?.*nlde m2 4 L*rok*lr*et. The only ffrat-elaa* Hom fliv£WCnV>a?EU ,n4 «»wbody Guarantee Hatifoluetion. FLORENCE A fino stock Jvst Opined on hand at all hours. C. II. HICKH THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS GROCERIES! COME AND M 121'2 THEM r1 "®®5- splendid aoeommodationi forannta. ________ ___ JullStf Meat Market! MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, Aliajsii Order aafl My for Wort hardened, sad will Iasi a life-time. No other Jfacbin* runs ao easy or makes so little noise in it* operation. It -will make anv width uf them deaired with- Braid. Quill. Dind Gather, Hem­ Cenibting of 40 Aera*, located within the U mil* stitch. Splendid Opportunity ~ J0H.^8°N. (formerly Clerk of the NEAR THE DANK. .PwPrt**®* Jams moderate, and the comfort of guest* made a specialty. 5^"Wool sent by Railroad will bo The beet .lock ol Heat alvaja on bant ___ _______ Auctioneer. Carded to order, and sent back in good gllirtV CONSTRUCTED, Call and Get your Steak, Sonata, AARON CLARK. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. condition. or any thing yon want. A^^UCTIOBinjlt ffalyllaeweed by th* United SIMON 1- RKENRUTH. HaiUagi. Aug. X Uffl. Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEARS Family Sewing Machine Barry County. Mich TbsC Horace iced Properly 04 CoBrt Ho"4, ',c”hd £. II. MALLORY. Mr. MARBLE baring bought the Carding Its cbiue lately owned in Middleville, and having removed it to Healing*, and ; fitted up In the best style, be will rtrt w.rl* in Ei. linn in ,I. CHOICE 0Bc* al “ Adjoining u. p. Dwight & Co's Foundry. WELCOME MARBLE. July. 1871. 'JhixI.; 1 ' NflwoeUuneouM CtuHla. New Warehouse, $1.00 for 75c wM ^e oid my Stock of Summer. J AKD HACK like. J. 6. VANBBUNT Proprietor.—Leave the Hotel* ss-ae-sfea J. ROBERTS k. CO^ Dry Goods and Clothing family, Irom tba heaviest to the lightest fabric. F1KB HOUSB.Good Bedldimp. Excellent W THIS MACHINE MAS NO EQUAL MARCBNUS WRIGHT To the Ladies!! Please call and examine the Machine an ' ' work. You canaol afford to bur a Hewing eblne until you have aeou the FLORENCE Grant Ac Phillips*' Mtore. HERRICK Gold & Silver Watcher ai seventy-five cents on the Dollar. _______ -R. MUDGE. MICHAEL, BOM) YlflffiABKB! KLSTKRKKS CELKBRATrD WI3XTE OR BEER Solifl Sflnr ufl Platefl Ware. Valchea, Clacks aa« Jewairy Repaired dAwtf albert eiselberg. Bl. Chariee Itomanroet m. ____ ’<> o,UCnf^rLU printed on abort notice �THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL Ocnitmudjrsm \ti p^t. *“ b<k"' “in T»U had nm away. Soon after ho uaid tn nn oll»r “God b.’Udam „p 0D greble but these enteriee in tha LedgPr <ud where ehe, and are not evidence and are false entries. Now to go back, I was about to .peak of motive. When FieM .hould whhdraw lus money, it would leavo Vandwpiol penmlms and a huned mMn in that community. We find ou the enlry Au?1809 H. FiekL Or. 87,000, and this is the firet Cr., we find on the l^k. to Retd, after v ,lmWa out M toHow* bv field and entered on tho books. £" *ould “ »"• hour, which 1",“id h»l»d P-W Xdtfhl*! T*"' tocUrmihc " “ hnd pTd ^1* monBx “"d p«rt P« »r. He de„ lh„ Pwd ht lelonu ATTE2STTIO3ST! That to buy Goods Good Bargains in RUSSELL i',l7“<bWo..lh»l did not t„ hl,„. lni, i( w<mld do You must visit the it "? t?-0011, t,lcn aK*‘n l|o said ho had robbed him of otI2 700 „ u Con boj hod ‘ by2 Calling at Hardware, t” "’u, in other ?,OX'1,8’ >f Ko hod not killed Harhmt •to^f^ YouP^.h,io told a straight 1). R. COOK & GO’S Stoves, e 1,000 etor^ from bepnemg u, lha ond a^7„0 ^■■•“teut w.th ltte£ bu( „ manT 1Uj 800 460 nei lead ono to boli»vO that ho 'know UmuI Horben Field TOuld neror come 7oo(?) . (J00 back to reproach him.. Now » th, words iu tvpml lo u„ «• “ « .* 400(?) bpnnger. toeunoor. Sb«^id.h8„w him eommg from the Hale leko oe thw Jot^‘ , $8,860 ? T bj e"^’ !1,d ”• “toutpl to fix the Nandeqiool went into tho busi­ Uew defimtoly, only thu ,'t ness with $2,500 aud drew out, a. wo may fairly .uppoae, as follows : Before Um time uft.r her huebeed end Ledaw firing cast ho procured an insurance on cmmi m which wu about 12 o'clock. leather belting a specialty fiis house and furniture for $1,400 and '' » will call the time .ho saw him about we may thirty nuppore thnt ho had this Imir-luMl'-, and iho SWMn poeitirelj amount of property there, and it must that bo bad on white paua, but when have come out of tho Bank. Then on be Vent into the ahoe shop leas than that note at Muskegon, signed bv Mer­ two hours before he had on dark pants rill, when tho new note was drawn ho os is pruvotl, but more than this the John A. Greble, paid on tho old ono 8560, and said ho Ix»tU testily that they saw him scan ofMauk Rcsseli.. had enough deposited in the bank nt ter one u clock and ho hod on dark SKiNJfER &BECEEE. Muskegon to pay tho whole of it, if clothes again. But lot us look nt the testimony of the Ix>tu. Air. Lott haw necessary, which must have been nt least ■ THE CELEBRATED $2,580, so that he took to Muskegon nt-I■ hu testimony on that of his wife. least $2,580. Then he wont east soon |! and she swears positively that she took a lunch with Frank Filer that day but alter this, and undoubtedly took ns much as $300 to pay his expenses, then I rank sap that ho was not at” homo his living for n year must also have that day at all, but was at his brother’s. Again Mrs. 'Snringer, soon alter the GRANITE STATE itime out of tho Bank, which would tranunebon, said in tho pretence of wit­ amount to $1,000, M that wo find drawn nesses which wo have produced, that if out at those different times nearly86,000. it ruined on Saturday and Dan Parker Mr. Dunham the assignee of the con­ FOR SALE. AT wai there on that day, then it was Sat­ cern found some $2,200 short. Now urday and not Sunday that she saw “‘“"’•’l Field, «na and to rorrobor.u corroborate tbi. this thu the Warehouse on Broadway. H.l. 7°*" bu‘ ““ , Frondromu, P.ltior, ■h.t h. ... 1 ml .‘^V”|dr> , m"'dT1 ™ K-vrorf.y up i„ th. neighborIl. rl~.rt FWd, but robb.il lum of bi. bond of Mr. Sprier'., ond h. wrn. Ako 11 *” d,d munl'r ' dro-ml .trolly i Hn Sprimmrlmd dis and dealers in ■“ of b“ a“f I x-ribod, rm: in whit. p^l» 1 PATENT MEDICINES. Land and Calcined Plaster, n.bbed lum lifter hit d«uh It i. »md when did E. II H.ll met that Mr. blawaon wa, coming to th. re- Mr. Itobinwn that dar Y It ra at the PAINTS. LIME, WATER LIME hef and n. going to futnuh 8111,000 tin,, thm Bobituon ni. ho met him. ria.: OILS, but the lady who gave this testimony ; before 11 o’dock nnd ho met Field at VARNISHES, •eutirely misunderstood tho situation, for the same time, it at all. thnt day far he TURPENTINE, h0 W“ g0inK t0 lot Wm hav® I nid not nor con,d 1,0 havp s®0’1 Mt810,W0, and yet, she says her husband I Robinson at any other time, so that his ' TOILET nnd FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. was going to Manistee to examine the toetimony amounts to nothing, as he I1 August 10. 1871. -it nation of his businesi. Now. if he must have been mistaken in regard to, BOOKS A STATIONERS, had really promised to let him the time. ' CHOICE TEAS, W. H< JEWELL. have that amount, ho would not go to — - entries That tho in the Bunk books, GROCERIES, examine tho condition of affairs. ,Uu($ » are forgeries by L>H putting a “*I” uemru before CIGARS and TOBACCO, ItEoisTEBOF Deeds. Notary Public, Next, did George Vanderpool have the $700 and 8400,"as we claim, is sufficient--and— KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES 4'PPJjrtunitv ? j| ly ly proved proved by by tho tho little little memorandum memorandum BENERAl CONVEYANCE!; Field was seen alive by many and re- ■ l»ook found in Willard & Ball's safe in WALL PAPER. &c.. Ac.. 'pectable citizens in tho early part of the ‘ which tho entries oi the amounts drawn Abstracts of Txtlbn * day and it is certain thnt he catered the I out correspond exactly with what those of lands in Bony County fnmLxhed on bank alone with thia Respondent, ami I in thu Bank books would have been, if CITY DRUG STORE, njiplicatlon, at my office in the he never camo from that bank except not changed yas we claim they have State St.. Hastings. Mich. Court House. ns a coqwe. He took no dinner, nor 1 been. --- ___ . W. H. JEWELL. urni h« by any of bi. frier..!, Il i» ThuMowd lb. .rgumral >1 4:3j’ P. nadingr Jtich. clmmml that ho m th. after- m.—ilHlIitrh^k w'm. noon bv some, but those cases can bard... „ , ‘ , lyb. for it i. probri.l.tbut rrfMr.Sww’.lwtuDimymrogarilolh. some of hia friends would have seen him f>nio he was iu tho Bank ou Monday, and there must be some mistake about Court adjourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow this testimony. It is said that tho set- ; moming tl.rn.al. ™ all fricadlv and that; Raid i Mr wiB Mmnll.nt, hi> was to have the use of the safe but on . , ,, . , , that Saturday night ho was so suspicious ™cn/ {q* tka ^iwncr to-morrow, and | August ‘‘ , ; , ■ Sep. 28 “ 01 • ■ I ’GO H. Fidd r>r. ............................ * “ M. “ *• “ .Office ih Hasting*. We Offer the following Tax Titles Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. SERVER f DECK ER, of IM'DS Battle Creek. We will not be under­ sold bv any House In Michigan. Situated in tho various Townships of Barry County—one of Lar&e Stack Just Received Michigan, ASSYRIA. . MAPLE GBOVE. 4. CASTLETON. CornSheller I • U of n • X tgofawK 84 x Druggists and Chemists, WOODLAND. 1 |w lOOacrBiof n e 0 " «rc ¥ ¥ LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES JOHNSTOWN. '•¥<>«•»¥ BALTIMORE. !$vf» w.Vf'l HASTINGS. CARLTON. .wK«fa»¥ BOOTS ffl SHUES, • K»f»«¥ SlwSufn.X RUTLAND. Of Home Manufacture, > State A ODlOlO^lCcil uOClGly upon it, and that his nose had bled upon , (} w griogS. Grand Rapid*. Pmldrat. it. un<l thnt the spitoon, filled with old ' MT Railroad and .teambuAt fcroa at ncuraion tobroro quid,, bod l«» finiedl-" M«>*—»»-• over on it But why give such j ------ —-------- ---------------- —----------------- j scrubbing at thi» particular phuv and ! ' see how his actions and statements to different persons appear to toil Early J4>r“.w* HOPE. SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 AM) 1j, Ibil, quarter iif on inch. It is supposed that -» 1 " 1 C__' ho must have scraped this floor with some instrument, for. I appeal to your I {7BUe in niakitiK the aborc a grand demeMtraexperienco with an otdinaiy’ broom, if 'tion of ib. F>£“'‘«>",uf ‘ ,, , , J u y1 ' Admiaaioo iSc, children 15c. Exhibitor* arc you could produce such a result,^nd the . te t,,i0’th. Society. Yaarty memberonly excuse riven for such extraordinary ,>„p ticke** il. Life JkmberaMp ticket* lie. ..rubbing m that Fields uos. bad bhul -rrwajSBr pociolly os it was going to be covered with u carpet? And why this baste iu the j morning as noon ns Mr. Thurber spoke to him about the whereabouts of lucid, before he had Lis breakfast and after he had gone home for it ? Where is that carpet ? Burned up by George Vander­ pooL Why this haste, if not to. cover up his guilt 1 There is eomething pe­ culiar about that “Brown—Nolan" let­ ter written by him when in iail. This was written immediately after the find­ ing of the body, and to my mind ondences that the person who *rot® ’J knew perfectly well how the murder had been committed. Ho know that but very little blood was found, and ho says “wo put folded newspapert under his hear!.” These papers were afterwards burned, no one knows how much blood they contained. They will tell you that ho was threatened by a mob, and de­ spaired of his life and was crazed and knew not what ho was doing. But ho had enough of self-possession to give careful directions as to the disposal of this letter so as to deceive the public. He directs to have it written badly so that it will correspond with the spelling,as he hod evidently calculated it to purport to come irom an illiterate character, and it would not look w.U to bnro the .polling and writing good. He also directs that it should come to tho Postmaster, as it would not do to have it come to a pri- BARRY. Gbkat Union Exposition stain instead of cutting it all out so that, 1WO rxIia nr oxs. ho had to cut it a second time. TBK Th«m we find tho evidences uf labor— ^er(tjCri >||cb. Agricultara! asd Me- i unusual labor—we find the floor broomrhnilr«l Vnrletr I od tip, so that the fibers stuck up n ' 0 T„ ’’ not in front where men were accustomed to come in with their dirty foot, e- BEST AND CHEAPEST willlbo followed by Mr. Hughes. —rz: =-rr^x' ' ------- ■■ ~^= As experienced Bookkeeper wants Io obtain « situation as Bookkeeper ami clerk. Address W. K., care Banker. listings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf j CITY PAINT STORE U1 I FAIIl i JIUllJCOMMINS & . BROWN PAINTERS Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Go to the Sign St Ornamental Painting, . Paper-Ifungtny, Kaltominmj, $(., SHEPARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTER^ IRVING. Little Red Shop! WM *w V.f.rj; net » Whiaker or *«imul*tlr>r her*r*«*. but a Price, only SO Cents a Bottle. AVest of Bn nk. Thia article haa been thoroughly tested nnd found n sure and speedy cure for the following complaints. Jamullce, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costiveneim, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever«C Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. Ac. Recommended by all the fl ret Claes Phyeiolaaa throughout the City and A. WOOLEY. “ This is the Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's ORANGEVILLE. BwM’or.e.*' lu.wtfifn wW YANKEE SPRINGS. 2sUofnwW $itg § iniuggall, w ¥<>fn "- ¥ for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ Brice, only 50 Cents a Bottle, posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. For Sale by Vnwuu anti Dmitri Gem-rally. c. N. SHEPARD, Grand Rapids, Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. MUSICAL! DENTIST Micbiiai awW.f..X aeJfofawK ^.x aofroK ' • ¥of*»¥ THORNAPPLE. L. E. STAUFFER. GO TO CLARES FOR PICTURES. Mt. PRAIRIEVILLE. ---------------- —• IgSPw’t genuine Billers in one DO Cent* Bottle of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Bitters Corner Hastings, Mich. WM Sole Proprietor or PICTURE FRAMES. GLASS. ETC.. ETC. Graining, 31 i21 *r*ofw¥«f •*¥!’’» i 17aul• •idootfx w| 84 For the <*f Fiold that he changed the cumbina- ; tion of the safe so that he could not get . in. Un Moudny morning wo find him in possession of the safe and Field’s | drawer, and it is fair to infer, of all that was in it We find in tho bank, blood on Jhe floor, blood on the wall, blood in ' tho cracks, blood on the paper and ulood ' all around, human blood or at least tho ' blood of a mammal. Wo find that he has cut out the carpet stained with blood i nnd in his haste ho cut through tho i • oucBirriox BBCTiox.ioBdCBirriox. bbotiom wSolnwX. »»w&ornwj{ 20 n«¥«f»*¥ ba^ufBwK M •X" w-¥ 17 north to terr* of nwj/ol.wtf h • ¥••¥ 55 Farrier’s Improved! W. T. EASTMAN’S! tho best Counties in the State of Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. B. COOK Jfc CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEY 8 Pure Wines and Liquors! TATUB A FABLE! OBSIS, FOB MXDICIXAL PUBKWtt �Tip First National Clothing House. Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E. G. Williams. DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. W. H. HOLMES, Fetlisber. ■ ICH1GAH CEirrUL IL R. Grand River Valley Division AUGl.HT 1&V1. I m.____ — ‘•’.I U00 ■ stawohs. following: There are now fourteen life members “ A setting iea never gets Cat.” but of the Northern Michigan Mechanical most any person can get fit by buying and Agricultural Association. Un­ their groceries of J, Maus. doubtedly many will pay their $10, and thus become life members, this will en­ title themselves and families, and also their teams, to entrance to tho grounds “Hello John, where ire you going?” nt any time aurlng the Fairs, both this "I was going down here to buy some year, and at any time in the future. grocers.” F. Immen enters a display of carpets, “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ mate, rugs, oil cloths, lace curtains and len’s to buy mine.” paper bangings. “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t Sewing machines are entered by A. 8. any of him, I always go there to bay crockefy and wall paper, bat I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Besides be war­ ranted ft. The crockery he keejw 1# tbs Boot’s celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do ro on groceries, nnd I know you can. Besides he takes anything] have to sell nt a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, tea and sugar there for. the same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block, Aug. 15, 1871. IS I ; The Union Fair. From last evening's Eagle wo clip the Parrish and A. D. Ward. Organs of a Detroit maker by Don. Jones. Harvester# by J. K. Johnson. Pumps by Wheeler Bros. Boots by Win. 8obol«s. Weather ririps, Improved window springs, and beehive#, by B. J. Bullard. The Grand Rapids Manufacturing Company are making arrangements for using quite u large amount of space at the grounds for their machines. John Steeples, of Blissfield, will send bls three year old stallion, “ Vic."” . Clover Hallers! SUPERIOR, MCSHERRY AND STATESMAN grain drill Kaluinazoo and Ann Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BALL, LOST. Somewehre near the Depot or on State St, Tuesday eve. A biacK ribbon-eash. The finder will confer a favor and bo rewarded by leaving It at tho Dentist office of Stewart A Htelnhoff. Sep. 6th. Mrs. Mary Steinhoff. New goods has just arrived at R. Mudge’b. CJISTiWGS, PLOWS HAHH0W8, MACHINES. SAWING EIC, and the largest stock of MACHINERY AGIUCULTUKAL in Bony County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Jit l/'iiion Hall. Local bbjijie^ Notice?. GALE AND KALAMAZOO, I.. K. Patten has Juri received new paintings nnd engravings which Hams, Williams 41 Co. Do not claim to have tho only Mold­ have been obtained expressly with a view to exhibition in the Fine ArtJlall. ing Machine Ln Barry county, but they have one that will stick any and ail The " Poroh Scene,” a water color paint­ kinds ot molding# that are needed. ing, and “The Huguenot,'’ an engrav­ They also have on hand a large number ing, are perfect beauties and will doubt­ of doors, sash, blinds, moldings,. win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low- less attract much attention. J 8. Wright, of this city, intends to ' figures for cash. exhibit 16 different agricultural and otb-. Go to Commute & Brown for Faint-, cr machines. MtaMpa Uk.gteftBr Muikecon and Whit* One gentleman from abroad h’-te ^vrlt-1 Oils, Varnishes, etc. ten for stable# for his whole stuA of 12 BllO-OOam. Detroitat horses. * } O«co iu John WeisertPs Hardware 8tore, Brown’s New Block. Prof. C. G. Swensberg, of the Busi- i new College, ha# made several entries' , FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8. i of specimens of penmanship. Numerous entries have been made off horse#, both by our own citizens and persons from n distance, in the last 24 i hours. Levi Bro#. enter different styles of; silk and cloth hat#. . Mr#. Francis 8mith, of Muskegon, j Of Berger Family? will send Paintings and Drawing# In ; Ilumarid Character. Voealbt. Conic Lqiturcr, water. G. L. Frette enter# Finkle & Lyon and COMIC FACES. Sewing Machines. I Strangers are continually entering J , . . ' room 87 at Sweet’s Hotel, there to make BACK BUM1XR8. entries for the Fair J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY, UIMW Wo can supply most all of the back ' number# of tho daily Banneh from No. | man who so ardently desires to succeed. 4. Will send as complete a flic as jjose- , Northern Michigan Agricultural and I Look over the Grand Rapids Busi­ ible for 5 ct*. per copy. Dealer# supplied ' ness College Journal and notice the at usual rates. 'Mechanical cchanical Society Society's ’s Exposition, u. a: universal suecw# of their students. mnr~ Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, I Pleasant. I Thursday nnd Friday, September, 12,13, • . Attention! I have a yoke of cattle nnd a single Days Shojter. । I”horse for sale. Will sell on time lor Evenings Longer. Fare and Transportation.—The good paper. IL J. Grant. Somewhat Cooler. . fare on the Grand River Valley Rail­ Aug. 80, 1871. Aside from the trial—the Urflon Fair. ronJ between Jackson and Nunk-a will - --------------------------j t,v reduced, and the price of tickets, “One stormy night in winter when Sol. Smith Russell coming. Friday goo! for all trains, to Grand Rapids, up tho winds were blowing cold,” I bought evening, at Union IJiill. .---------------- i u> the 15tb, and good for a return up to1 me a pair of bootsand rubbers nt Maus’. ----- --------------------------। autj incia<jjDg n|| trains on the ICth, far1 Horace Greeley lectured at Milwau- j a/arc and a ,ti/lh. Tho du vs of grace on accounts due kee Itvt night. Property will be transported to the I the late firm of Dlckt-y & Bently, are Mom lvrBOVX.-m.-A new .Ide-1 »»d o/ Charn. pretty nearly out. Those interestedi will do well to take notice, dtosepl 1 —Ik I. being built In front of Dr. condition., wbkb , Howell', lots nnd rekknee on JelTemn ! CB" lt‘nrn®d l,y pnotetv, or at the vaAnother railroad will not effect the Stre(?L I rious railroad office#. low prices at Maus'. —-------- -------------------------The same rails and regulations n» The Allegan Journal says: above will apply to the State Fair. Wanted. Wanted. “The Educated Hog” lia# gone to Every one having unsettled accounts Grand Grand Rapids to astonish the Michigan State Agrieotanl Society, to call and settle the same by September native# there. Tuesday, Wodncwlay, Thursday and 1st, for I must have my pay. ------------- ; Friday September 19, 20, 21 and 22. Wwl Mason Allen. •I n What has been done can be done again.—There is hope for every young MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, .MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. ALSO, LUMBER. FLOORING SIDING Gold Is reported as being panned out ■ near Caeeade. Kent Co. It being near, Agricultural Foaety, Wsd-, Don’t you know where to get your the mineral springe wo presume it is| nt*day» Thursday nnd Friday, October! J magnetic gold. bootsandshoes? I do—at J. Maus*. Broal^riy, nejr riser. fr: n .... „ WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. [ 4, 5 and 6. are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less Ikon our usual price, hacked with the complaint [Of parties who say they are unable to.nay so much. .Vow to give all a chance to hare Teeth who need and should have them, we willfrom this date, for a few IFe What a difference intownsl Gec.CIark.; : uf Fort Auatin wa. 6n«i ono dollar for,. Or* c*1” A*™™" —foil' -L. N. Mixer's scrofula nnd cancer whipping hi. vife. while it co. ia S73 in, ■"«’riru»» ooi .Sanmioy, on noeount mixture is warranted to cure all cases Deeaiur for a hn.band io onjoy thu of the cop,-geinng loai of cancer and scrofula In every form. ittkory. AOB.crr.Tvyt. MAcrnttanv. Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad­ Wheeler and Dotntlntf. ulrertln- AJ 7^““Xuml dress L. N. AIirEB, Hastings, Mich. inent accidentally got mixed up with machinery businw, aud he ako has a1'UU a,id . Grant A Phillips’ Sewing machine uo- i mammoth trade with the farmer# of p7" Mars is bound to sell his g _ grocenes, , tiee in ymterd^y’s-w«kly;wid dafly. Barry and adjoining Counties. fl f J ill PIT and boots and shoes if ho doni ’tt mako a■ make a 1 Gentlemen wc Leg parilon far the no- ; i lanino mills •llala LTJtC . cent. ' T"“ °f “ J4 C- G- “"■"D .uwmont to | Cancer can be Cored. ”7,“ n'tm°7 °e'7haV: Lomplfte sets for$25. $13. 11 cent sugar at Busell's. * Rubber mojj at BusellV. ■! 'Dickey manufacture sash,; ‘m-t— & ■■ Bentley, -------------------------Among the celebrities of the day, ad- I doors, blinds, moldings, etc., etc. The- , verttoed by the “American Literary I ni*^ on -Broadway,-everybody! Peaches fresh and nice at Buscll's. Best Sherry wine, bitters fordyspep- |• Bureau ” as prepared to receive lecture ' knows where it is. •**. «t Busell'b. 1 engagements for the ensuing season, I Hams Williams & Co. At C F ‘I'*’C?‘J?;? Uw*1’' *od C°'« E>"«K>r building । lerKor.tte State University, and Will j\nvn .... „ .. , , ‘’l The Town Talk " Carleton, of Hillsdale. J-'uave built up a successful trade and are , Is the name of n Chojce ikand of Ci­ r _________ „ ___________ I bussing away steady every day. Sash,1 gars just received & sale at tho Wobkmkn are busy converting tho I doors, blinds, moldings, etc.,'etc., is! backroom of Pahco headquarters at I i heir forte too, aside from the planing I City News Depot. VJ Ths Lauolst Stock of School Books Grand Rapids, into a lock-up. It prob- i machine. in the City at the City Nows Depot. ably will hold men that are too drunk to get away I — ------------------THE ELECTIONS. Best cheese In the city at BuecII’s. A Choice Stock of perfumeries nt the Messrs. Bennet, Knickerbocker & Co. City News Depot, of Jackson, sold the wheat damaged by __________ _________ the at 40 iue lata tuw fire uro to io a firm nrm in tn Detroit, j For Photographs and Pictures, ofalljcents cents per per bushel. bushel. There There were about kind., mil on J. F. Minkler._____________ jo ^ bu ,heL| of 30,000 Bushels of the sum. I The Town Talk, K. 0. B. and E. B „ ,, ,„ , _ . Holl, three of the best Brands o? Cigar# . t * a -n rwn of Post Pn»A Office. in the mnvVnf market at Qua liAanoins.—The people of Ionia •# <i • ■ .. considerably interested in tho conJ struction of a railroad from Kalamazoo, through Hasting#, to that pl sen. A Cheapest fruit Jar at Btucll’s. meeting was appointed to bo held lost The place to buy your boot# and rimes evening in the interest of the enterprise. i» at Runyan’s. ———-----------। Peuokam.—There was a large atCustom work made on short notice, tendance at Court this afternoon and in good style amt rearonable prices j among other distinguished persons from In Wyoming Territory at the Election on Tuesday, for Territorial Legislature tho result was a substantial Republican Victory. The first time tho Republicans ever had any show there. The result of the Election yesterday, parlies claim tho victory. At the last Gubernatorial Election the Democratic majority was nearly 10,000. What hor­ rid reaction. Ain’t our Democratic friends Jubilant? Mr. Soward is expected homo in Oc­ tober. About 350 ladies (?) Imre sent in their cards to Mrs. Fair since she shot Mr. Crittenden. ab^ we notea Hoa Q T GriJI.j, Charles F. Dnnbar, of tho Boston Ladies' fine shoes of the latest styles oi Jactaon, who occupied a eeat beside AdrerUter, has left thu t paper and be­ come a member of the faculty of Har­ — jj onor QpQjj th 0 Bench, aud one of _________ at Rvnyan's. vard Univursify. the editors of the Grand Ledge IndtWarranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacason DIED. Also Hrs. T. B. Churih and Mn E at Runyan’s i BELPING^ln Ah eiv, «e|l Call on Mibb Wilcox far mill faery goods of all the latest and best styles. I T1*O II IF (.J li. Single Plates, Upper . ¥<* fl H H l^rgy^I'h flJllKIV^lJlll^I) Office over Grant $ Phillips’ Store, Hastings, Mich. STEWART & STEINHOFR: NO USE H. A. Goodyear. Goodyear & Dan’l Striker. Strike Dealers in FIBMWBE! Call at . JOHX in California, Is uncertain. Both WOLF’S OHM, Iron, Nails, Glass. FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. leaner nnd LOTS AND FILES OF IT AVooden "\V are, agents for the Detroit, OJV TO ■oves. made of HAND AND BOUND Lake Superior Iron • SELL. the iei. FLEE I. BEST IN THE WORLD. Also the ■ the prouriMnt ladies of .our own city. JOHN WQ L. ^WOODLATO PARLORS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-08.pdf b322c7999548d965af1526cf5aa75688 PDF Text Text II: AVl'JT i J'O’d.-1. ■ ■ <EI)c listings Banner DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. NO. 22 HASTINGS, MICH., FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8, 1871, did ho do? Why ho did just what In regard to the blood on the stairs relate circumstances which prove con-i- I a husband to his wife, now for two THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. what 5- years more than widowed. No, we do any prudent man would have done, ho loading down to the river, the witness clusivdy that they were not nusnot ask you to “ strain tho quality of eet down his milk and started for the • Blanchard gives us an explanation for taken as to the day or the bme mercy”, but while I hold up to you the Twenty-Third Day’s Proceeding*bank, for what ? to begin scrubbing that, by saying that he carried a basket They try to discredit the testimony ox law and evidence in thia care and ask they tell you ; ho went back as any pru- of upmoss those suurs stairs on on xuvauay Tuesday UUU and BUM Miss W Magill on rere. her-reown — assertion ___fish a up ^.a. rere ----- that by tho very “ letter of the bond” an ac­ ji m cheefeks argument I dent man would and examined his safe 1 saw U.^d blood and — serum — drip idp from f~~ Bis tk ( she might have been mudnken mistaken about about quittal, 1 also point you to this wife __ .et, and j to so© what he had taken and when I bucket, and you you remember rememberthat thatno no blood blood , which which door it waa, but her own answer and ask you not to bring upon her MOKNXXQ SESSIOX. till Wodneaday. urore. tot tar tomony ... to. Thurber came in he said “Field has waa ” aeon ----- *tore ’— *' n «*-•»—J— But । — yon ng life the shadows of an uncalcu­ tiio Counsel on the other ride weije not ; Then they try to discredit Kw. x*ySept 8, 1871. been hero for his papers are gone.” lated oelipso. I tell you there was mys­ by bringing **a W1 witness —’s--testimony 1®“ tery,not uoath,in that little bunk on that May it please your Honor, nnd Gon- j They must prove beyond a reasons­ satisfiod with tliis and asked ths wit- flot ness if he had ever carried up any fish who had surveyed the ground and found September day. Two men entered it . bio doubt that thia man committed the tiemen of the Jun-: The time has now that th© lino of vision could not reach , murder, but what is a reasonable doubt Y there before, when he said that he had the door from where he sat, but that it but no human ©ye that we can find saw arrived w hem the labors of the Counsel 1 will tak© tho definition from the cele- carried up some on tho previous Baturwould penetrate the recces for about 9 cither leave it Here is one of tfem, are to ccare nnd your labors are to be­■ bratod charge of Chief Justice Shaw in Jiy 3d point is that there was no sus­ inches. Now we do not care whether but whore tho other ia or how ho left it tho Parkman—Webster case, aud applygin. he saw the door or not, for he could have I know not Justice demands an acI congratulate you h«r© in the openingr ing that rule to this case, it we picious quantity of blood found in that seen n man coming out and ha was very (iuital at vour hands. What I have ol nmmci BK'XUVW uurr — -—,---------- j should strike out every word I “®n'C on.. . edm*^?’a®1^ of mv mv rvuuirKS remarks WBl that neither Bicknese nor positive that he saw the man coming said is of little moment, but what you til diminish> defense I defensemad© mademmtins tins case, cose, you of blood on tne out of the bank which disproves the as­ do will last forever. *h nth util ha-j has «»»© among usustotodiminish you could could || no no suspicious suspicious quantity qua our number. Sicknesshas man. To him ; floor, has b«en te en here herei not | notconvict ooavictthis thisjnan. To convict convict him floor, for for all ati that was on. the floor on sertion that it was Ramsdell who had H© dosed his remarks at a quarter in the jury nnu and at but so ouy... slight |-~-R they — must the Mirti and Wednesday must assuredly have been in at the uto Bar, iwt, U —rprove - corytu w re mejury tat3“?ta tooud and toto L-totatted . to ur- ( on tta tor tnt Motaay but of taIto been nr.*and tried the door that after­ lx,fore five o’clock r. M., having spoken as not to U seriously felt, and yet it. that this maa committed th© noon. I leave it to you whether taoy in all, nearly six hours and was atten­ ten<-h.*a proposition then, persons m the bank on tbit day and on teaches ns ns that that a a kind kind Providence Providence has has li der. ‘My " *third "* n-.immt.nn been watehtag over us he K watching I oufon then, is that they fail to prove i the next, not one noticed any blood, nor impeached Mrs. Springer's testimony or tively listened to throughout, by an im­ been watching overit usKa* —* 1taught us ‘ that th© &r/nu dAicti. There are two meth- did they notice any human gore tn the not. Thia impeachment did not cume ver this wu* aud over tl—all — -iJ and v - liable „ to err.,' ods of identification—natural and arti- water that was «wePkout. They sent a from the right source, and they proved mense audience, after which court ad­ w© are human we ore all human, err. ticial- Natural identification is tho ro- I piece of boatd from the floor to Dr. Duf- too‘ much. If we show hi tho next’ journod till 0 o’dock to-morrow morn­ I ike na-yfwnjrers on and im liable ocean to voyage Like onna ocean voyage ‘ Ipasremgers f »rou h«»Tv» Mrantrem but 1 eocnition of the body by the face and field for examination and they testifj place, that Georg© Vanderpool could; ning, when Mr. Hughes will begin the to.rU»d mtofolfaby mean, of tot tore wre re much Wood onto. not have disposed of that body for want f- *>»d’f'“- _;= ;frirod^ J,«k?Ur^T ^dwk. Both piece as onanv anyother, other, aad andDrMeld. of-time, their theory fall# to tho ground. to wheTTuXuT^ wta^Tu toll have d£ dta !. ^tiling dotog to mmk. on the tta bidy. body. Ur. Duffield r important fact out brought out in — . _ w»nfx fact brought — fnrttda. tad when J«u .tall tav. mw . g incOnwl Lid that he found no blood under the> Ou© very important AM experienced Bookkeeper wants charged voor aolernn duty ta.l re. .fared «f «'"•« “ «• ” * “ » bam. u> m, 1 ~u wn, re -thi , , ho it would tare ' • rial, is tho time take a charged voor aolernn dut, tad rew<fare<l ,v. K.„_ „„„ I wilncawa toaUflad 1o obtain a situation as Bookkeeper and vour verdict, I trust that wo way mm*» • Clerk. Address W. K., care Baxmkk, back upon there four weeks w© have ^ltn’ Hastings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf to^^ to j to^ta^tog± . . . . AGENTS WANTED I vou for.fl*e time I shall occupy your at- (*•«. tention-to-day for th© im] ‘ * —case is - * -ggj|| A RICH FI ELD! ANOBLEWORK WO VOOKB UJ utufafaxfs •“•o-------- . , • . ^XfoZoramrtof^was «y mail that It is reSiculou. to reparete to tho ground, when we consider how PICTORIAL how liable you are to be | them. Conover says, there was blood frequently wo have found erasures and * Nl, wilD„, identito tho „o tta eaat wall, Utah ‘bafa-buljfta changes a l through the books, many of which were in Field ’ s own w ” ‘ xn 8 ’ IR face or not i had been struck while sitting at hie bodv or features, teaiures, uut even e»vu ---- ------o I \ bv b his » face who owwxi tl*e ring. •, nan desk, urvu we would hat© expected to find shown by their own witness. Me nno A FAMILY RECORD. did’Mr. Hall who u»u©d the nog. desk, we wonk! J*“\ew,ji only that they bad a loos©, slack .wav o! though he was one of his most mtimate Hi© M*ttm of blood on the w \Jpiag book. ThatGaorgv '““T friend Now what are the artificial । Besides, Dr. Bhurley testified that the L, oouy. 11 x < blood wouiu VO..U.-. to ~ flow -- in - --.. IH t^h‘woro‘^ Ke FAMILY AfcBUJI. would continue jets or | pc ----- ’ - e identity of this. body. ‘ wrrn over »fog“ reeds, but but ii three three minutes, minutes, but but if if so where d.i < ’would have you you Deuovv believe ymi not my own weeds, re where ‘ ,thevwo uld have 10(10 ILLUSTRATIONS. XjTot £ rii. !«» »a he j wore ___ ..... . Um.blood a.:, luj v u w.iula have saturate tho man. tney wouiu ___ them I " en.was the first .wit-1 ed th© carpet for a much 1 Xe£e’of his family and visi- 50,000 H EF EK'fllf CES, ring « OU iwitti* the fingur, than wm was ait would hare have rm. 1 y I laughed about their mt out, and m>.l wmdd l.^-.Unt THE PICTORIAL FAMILY pock-i: through the floor and down mt into the... pt opie, and you snouldso dispose °^his • .j • taken from his puck•? . rt y^ides tbc the time of r-nntiiB* a storehonMi of wform.lion Ast «*■> 1. bnseSmt, but we V.V find IM none .one there, .here, and .nd hemp too short. W®are ,b„ Le tiur.mo one, not even Ac humWest and Uu J SwSxBBks IUCBter of society should .be injured by and h the Uule pi.ee hanging down I ke riot., .bow that he never did It nt thu Zr«&t, »•.£. vour wriict, nod and it was fie this p«y»© | <*» «ot “ . which tbo* ,^4 a ' a fraB1 th© floor. Thro© minutes « him, for it wn. ju»l tho time that people n^hroiiie review of tbc Scriptures, reprc^J. fo“"J Theayxtwitore. 1..a a fo»K time for blood_**□*.> ■* lo.iu uimv wore Roine homo Irom church, and men wu luuuu. The next wrtnest and jet, it would have saturated every ­ were in the «hoe ,hm>, with only a thm Slyfield, who ^Hed that he W i where Jim. gmlw «“ •U”‘1.d '"J*?' bu" Oiepht rehl thjt ho I thing around there? 1 tell you Herbert petition batweeu- Then.t ama..«a> m ..-5ingS, Util v-wwr-|"w. —— ' I thn Ital* tttmirea. ‘boutd be Imd « o^vono kinR. whirl. was never murdered in that Bank. on only on© .toc stocking, which »h»w. shews Field : .boo ton ri»p all to the atotug, eeomnB, " 11V murdered, and ata that to He may have been foully punished.’ . unreliable natare of hwman evi•. . r .x.tma. th© unreliable <v»for the th©.fane thrf thepoeketa w©re w,.re jthat too by George 1 Sdtingi n that Jtuy jury box for June thrf thatyuu hav«,.is hard emwgh to I*ar, <hen the never in th« bn«k. *■* — r-— . b~A, b-S- -h. tight ! tanfennaghto brer, <j>fn he found t„ur.dibe legs ol had in tho shoe shop, explains the ugbt hut it is aiu thing compared to what-this , _ * Crinnu on»H bo*, tbut «ta xuAiuus ttahiug nl*»ut .tot blood ou the walk and <m the consider the desk is very easy, wheft W© cops:--1 ‘ risoner.has borne in bis tong imprison। “ r j" ~ tota. ■ b witneas witumaewore 5" ore be ta saw to in tn the to IVolume cennol to 9V«re»tlme4«l-\J» '* th LX-IU.. be fol- - «>-- I: .'ufa, “J «,l.Lwhohad dree llta or when The., are many tbing» connect­ Edition.' 1 tad it been don. ? tob~ “ «• “ *dh~J«^i»gitia^«ta.we ta»k Dana.: Time ed with tliis strange care that 1 CM&01 orereight of Criapu't, tattf •“• «>» « dip to i«t. iota to ink botUo u> tow ~l w. Most Suitable for the Familj fo.ppy,i»i>5 ;another proof of the wnretabdirt off a drop before wnhng. II to- body explain, nor is it my business to explain Most Valuable lor the Student,rich in nuiloug but each other s deve, ,,r them, but that man nicked up in tho thia kind of tretimoay. Moat Instructive for the Teacher. was by the stroat arm of lhe He alfa WetiSed that be tamt.li.xl the waatotod out of the front door ata boat out on Lake Michigan, had rem© down toe .tain, »by w.i tat bk»d Most Appropriate for the Child, law and amce then the varyingj»to-; bode by the mark ol a tout bgnre mystery connected with linn, which cer­ #gre«of this strong© erne tow brought: SS^buttaadlYtayoOtato.-r found in front ot the tank, a. well u tainly dest'rve investigation. If Field Most Useful for tho Minister, down lhe etaire. 1 am glad tor Dre us to th© time which is to settle it . destnb© thia figure alike ami yet it » went soiling on the Lake that afternoon Most Interesting for the Fanner, Wilrou’a reputation to to ’‘to* and fell into bad company and was ever 1 taro nothing «»“J । rolled upon as one of th© strongest iMost Elegant for tbe Parlor, fonuer trial wt Manutee. far. from ware■ Z^soT identity. Whm we confer Blauotatd, gave tbe explanation of tot murdered,,bo might have been oecreteu blood on tho ataira aa he did, and it to a Most Profitable for the Study. I know aTremfar oonore} “ in the woods or torn© where, for a few how common a tog it u ta etroog remmealaxy on human weakuere, TBE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE the pnreoewtion who rewfatetod thefto- man to hare euta murk. o. the days, till suspicion fell «P°n ia the Wo trial, before Uta •» in addition lo tbe feature* already ellodad to. ■1,1 kww tbwt »o unfair «•(«>• «®» much dependence, ahould not bo ptaed that, which tore waa great legal d-tU tad some one else, ano then earned contain! the Apocrypha. Concordance, Pealm* in rerertedto. Tho •tw-rele preeeofod fo on tto Dr^J^hfa fai aoattau, this fart whiea explain, all to out into tho Lake and dropped.. Metre, a Summary of tbe e>acred Truth* a* idenhSe.1 tho body by the reeutar *11 There is a mvsterious circumstance con­ uusht in *he ln*pired Book, together with numerou* and eomi>reben»ive Table* and otaer greet Stwlr -ct Mtohtg-k « th. Ihate 'iog of . tooth to by ita nU*re , blood wre not brought out. . lx, tta dth place, tor oak nected with that little dog for in both Historical *nd Explanatory M*lfer. •0*^1’^ &,urt Houre-re tfae hufarep of B.u Xr. Batmen onXX.,.' "u>”. iud k-v on - oc- the other trials we never had any evi- tbe labor* of many of the moat eminent Bible* - » to’ guilty mg^ fa l-tag -1®*’ w°™a denco that that dog was in the bank aeholer* it 1* primed on lhe Uoeal calendered the imafortune to venture “““ I j ]u, .u^uuul nppeurtaoo and from clear and open type, in one large ..tSblemthwt fat. b^?““hJ,n7i3 •hop. know, how eontata n tot though witnereos have Ieoh- that day except the statement of Van- naner, ■nd bandanme quaito volume. »nd i* bound iu tor two kmg y~re. Th. «*i-d J to file teeth apart before filhn,,, P , .v„. „„i«rewt nothin? StatotoSto notbiog unusual uouatalI ,derpool, but on thisjtrial they bring the lhe mo.l durable and •‘tractive »>‘nner ’hlle while tho price* are auffielenlly low to place it. goe. on with ifa bum end lme.nrre. bt- £ erorybody to lota • • witness Nungesser who swears he heard in his appearence, more than would be ■ / dog making a noire m if playing within everybody'* reach. expected from tiny one sick as he was.. the • ■I. earing forth » fare »““>• w * a-T’ u“'br«“i. offotaeatimony fata fa ita - with some one, and this dog did not go They oak vou why waa nil th“ EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted ’irem dev U> dur and foUow our dre) t home with Vanderpool at noon, for the blog from’Mouday till W odnooday, but throoebuul tbo country fot it* tale, with whom avoretioau und hardly know uhotber ttanria not «o word ot evidence tott first we hear of him at the house is in t arrangement. will be made. .In oppor Jliere is it law «• the etatuto hooka, or Lodr waa that of a male or ftmalo- to there waa any acrubbing after ’■““'’•Jr the Evening when he ran and jumped liberal 1 tunily of canal promtae ia rarely or never pre­ been Field', body and .to un km Vanderpool and tho imiwrtant ( tested. Ita tale will not be limited to any ... .. You tare Uen fold of «". and \ ,have {f tiwsc 10 w^om h® ’J" ..awning- Th«> they tell you to hi. question urires, that if that httlo nenod, but will continue for a lifetime. coui tolling Conover on Tueaday about burn­ - Uanwtcrs in this com', —atantly ItiCTenaing with the growth and inlellii-tor, a I wtald. 1 rou hare not the tta was left locked up in the bank .alo igene* ' but you have ____ It ia therefore dealrab.e of lb* country. I urn., to go info their h.-tory \"j“ j ing ita pant, was a very auameta rtrhow did he get , out 9f | that tho»r who ene»ge wi Itarbort Field wae o good h«m®dfata ““fsto;-™-’ -b«> eS.rt.uee tad yet .f ta had not told noon. know view to making the ba*it what we L---itatutrium. young wan. but of a r. ng ... that they hare prered thia in deUul.Bg to errota of Sunday From ita and we admit tlna -to bo fatal * what n .uaweiota cmunirtanc,, they of brute instinct, the jummng up of that Minister*, Teacbej*, Students, Funner*. dfapmitalt. who erejfod bt. btart m elrer" tad waa read, to g.wthiatar to btar Cta to prevo that thia r-rota- would have wade of tot ? They ore little dog on Vanderpool's lap that nigbU Yeung-Men aiHLAVcnien. has something mysteriousconnected with toS ta muilorer ? U lu.nl to pltoo. for they '■« h*"T1^ Tho*e who would meet,with lhe tnoei profitable anyone, lhe nrtalre fatal, it for if Field was murdered that day, that thia to> reata talely up- storv .taw that iwittar uf “tan "re «P« m wl] suspicious any way. They ho was undoubtedly in trouble at that of all empteyrtenta—ar« invtled to correspond with u* with a view to aa aRrncr. Not a few imoed in buainere. but neith.w of them . ^ameUutad endenre. that ta had au m.uronre on such air now arerajjinx from |u«KK» to|TOO) ,-otal leave tbe other "fhuu' “ I Ata here tbe »l»«tar Ulu.tnttod tad hii houae of «MW, but gentlemen tore very time. , , annual nrotil in ita aale. There is a great want The “Brown-Nolan” letter that they for the book and n nch field tillered, while it-will uf lbw mouth,, tad .tan »» » difference tawota fa „o evidence in thi. ro-e that make so much uf and all his other state­ elevate the apiritulal condition by ccnsUut eon of Vanderpool’, money waa when for lact with slid coiirer»al'on» upon ita beautiful monte ar© easily explained when we con ­ tho furniture aud clothing in their little ■nd eternal troth*. “ Thev Uli you that they found sider all the surrounding circumstances. i“tan..n Wr. tadCharlro^r found When he said to one that bo tumost l*r Agents on the Instalment Plan thia but where luul Charlee Socor been lifruri h*b«l ktw Full, I have boon surprised if ho hail said that Will be furnished lhe work in fine bindings „ early with Ita lioreo had buggy to Thin plan 1» quite ponnfer and profitable in cities would hare youX J and Erg. towns.* W. bar. an ad.Uon of the he did kiB him, when wo consider th© morning ? Doe. ho know more about power of the imagination, when worked baok, superbly bound, with reaaeive panel led th© .articles of agro doiiar3 at one , thi. affair than bo ba. told? Doe. Dr draw out mure ^“J^Xntb, ex- 1 up in a certain direction, for you havo sides, winch bo* been everywhere received with marked favor. HobscripUone for tbe Pictorial Wilcox know more about thia time, uDh aftaner than Whan C0Qnsel heard of tho case of the man who wm Bible, in this style aud in Uiis way, can be i“‘^,S^Wi1lLxtotomta..to taken sick bv being told succcomvely that obtained to an almort unlimited extent, as there eept by mutusd consent. J is no ontlav of money that the Bible reader can wU you that \“oUld remember 2 1>. M. bo^k^mototo-^e“itth;-: he looked sick, and also of tbe man who make, which will yield him »o rieh a return, died from imagining that he was being SX^d’by*^ book.-t FlrMfoiFTEOXOCX MC.UION. Svetold? I know not, nor is it my bled to death, when be bad not lost a We arc also the Publiabera of POTTER'S than this, and ' cbeevert argument concluded. business to inquire, it is only my Im • STANDARU EDITIONS of Family, Pulpit­ ....it.-aiy drew Ota j ’ . . . ............ rim Pocket and Photograph Bible* and Testaments — to relieve this man of the suspicion. drop. * >! GoOTta'tadrel’tal »jjuri [r At to opening of th. afternoon to He then gave a scathing doecription nearly 3<M different etylea-ao well known every­ They tell you that buttons and ashes of luting llta n"r'^‘?W1, etafod '-11 where for their accuracy of text, beauty of finish the ^d such thing, were.finmd of Conover, Secor, Ingram, Bullis and ■nd durability of binding. Always ask for guilty. Thu. rorfa'"'"'! „ol wUo a cireuwatandal o.id.n«., which dl M^s^^tatbre “to tta unreliablo ctaroctor of .t, in tho stove and they eall tins a very others who had been foremost in prose­ Poma'S Svaxtuan Enmoas, and not the bexi. CWtaloguex containing styles and prices furnish­ cuting and prsecu ting this prisoner, after ed on application. nuked to be r.'lc*“ . mu'uul conacnt even in the atrongeat caaro it Jon© of the 8troftR°,te.7donC^,fff dny. itwoadireolradby^. j i„orn«l innocence, for it is in ev.den^that the which he concluded os follows : For Circulars containing a full dUcrinUon o And, now, gentlemen, I leave this P^'ution ahrnro ta 1 riror ta woold and tho receipt !>"«“■ if Ooo. : •-------- directlv under the back win­ POTTfcZT.s . i :c l.n tvnnln case, so far as I am concerned with you, aud tenn* to Agents, addrtaa friend fold you , murder,ho upo»’b.ch th^« to a wofto^btak « Vanderpool dta * ”.„igning my responsibility boa been great, yours STANDARD BIBLE AND TESTAJfENT will bo greater. I cannot lift the curtam HOUSE," coiuunltod * robbery 7 CO., that for two long years has hidden this Field'a eeeuriww, but doea no. X ta..w that Gw.tr' tan. PVHLISHERS, mystery, perhaps it will never bo lifted, sitamw&I^o" x w,re _ Now we hot© sh .wn that on no con­ until <111 and 01*1 «»xx»»ou that day when all thingsi to have all the areoun dollar duo , you convict ths Prisoner on the PHILADELPHIA. roonnog. Ihow-^, dtonronytato^ and that FfoU"g ^wooW Munday plain, and the pus­ MitoX"^'0^ tout their ?____ Hrtarerel blit WO will not are made thereto no on.denies dcniro to to JSTtoour Sth gjrnto ales to of ti. time are all reived. UP •“d“* him; for would btaif he had ,m “ . re bnm but nose to.our <nn genenu farm FOR sale. " v„d.n»ol taro nXfato. tal^riUtei™ J“Q •TidroC" Whether Herbert Field is alive or dead, ho hare regtad *** "Tlbe next day, lawful tell my farm of 40 acraa, ritnated inthe not received the m«m uncasy but may “»* bwriaca, “ wel for^tho defense which converts thepre whetber George Vanderpool killed him Mr AX to ixi- ta« *b?'1i?Fidd tad not been miaring Kiimntion ot his innocence into acertain- or not, I do not kuow, but four weeks of imtient investigation have tailed to about to ta^Vta- ns they? I* --mmatancM bar© ^,cen theory of th© P^h™ the test 3mt ta ... murdered Mweta tobour. show either a death or murder. It m ^^tadtotaltatatawta would there a contowg “££X».idor 11 to B ot tot, day ta w. hare not for me to ask of you mercy, instead BOt u roM1d- ?who .wear nomuvely to of justice, for here, os I believe, justice Tltesrfffi should have had se 8Ubstanc© m Gontleiwu. doM«<»” a, ampiaon ’* _j i[h , crime in to Urey a*w him after that hour aud toy will be a verdict which shall give back and who was wasting & to do with th., young atnckcti down in the prune «f hfi, yw l.avom,n..ng w du w.A to. mother «-ho lieheves her son 4o be mur dered as.allegt’d, and you h~* nothing cit'iw —- j . .-j to do with tbe young wiie who would bo TO— .bau wwlowed. b«t*ymi ar* to tn- tlurw upon the Uw «ori the foeu ai though he were the rerie.t ruth... , thlrt tnel Ihi. earth family bible, J0H2T E- EOTTER °' riotous bring. ys f his morning beck ground.' ”'”,rtb" ture. �ta Cayfc TEACHERS NOTICE. County, FAN fttiOBK ROLFE. .’ > .It Orangeville, Oct. 6th, bL 9th, and Nov. Gth. “ Haritoga, OeL L 13 th—EUi* School “ Asayria, Oct House. PRINCIPAL At Nashville, “ I7t!i. AND THB fcf OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA .. MiddloviUo “ 20tb. ” Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. THIS RAILWAY XXTRXDS FROM “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. Rochester to Now York, 385 miles, Eanh examination will commence promptly at9 Buffalo to New York, 428 miles, o’clock A- Ml and Ui Siunonaiou Bridge to Now tort. 148 Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, Cleveland to New York, 625 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, AND IB FROM to 27 xn» the ffnonrtu bovte. 23^*860 miles without change of coaches. From and after Aug. ITlb, 1S71, Trains will leave. in connection with Weatcrn Lines, as follows: NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, learea Cincinnati at I 15 P. M., Sundays excepted ; Cleveland Irom Atlantia and Great Wcatern Depot, by Columbus, O.. time, daily. (Salnrdays except­ ed.) at Io.®1*!*. H-; CiilUin aid A. IIj and : Suspension Bridge atff.OAA. Af daily. (Sundava excepted;) Buffalo from ’lepot corner Exchange and Michigan Htreote. by New York 'ime, dailv. iSundaya excepted,) alT. A. M. A rri ves at Hornellrrills Utt A - M; Huaqueban na Woodland TrtfitfCESWE'urf Amvria—Elli* School How—t Hwine«m.~.B.H-UhKndf L- RUSSELL, Manufacture* ’ u Offert0t^£<^ SC1T CHAS. H. BAUER. CowM a ; -nrll Goo^’ assort^ afldi line of carnotite Sash. T. B. DIAMOND. Uo.&ipl. bciioolaPrairiavUlc. Aug._________________ tcaobere. Blinds, things bcS°nd Exant^ CaU yon will vot the GooRs. WM H. HAYFORD C. G. HOLBROOK, gret & JY at Uw, Solicitor in Chaaearr. wil. romptly to all business entrusted to him dressed lumber, uaiiroaa Tn WM. L. COBB, AK2SY Of all Kindi. •A1HA12 4.1 CTM47 M .17 Km w 3MJU XWO.COO 00 r. Examine his Fannau Incnavcn a Sysctaurr. lIx. Inttallmcnt ReRUbUo ot Chirico. Awetts. American of Chicago. HARVEY WRIGHT. Elevator Building ot 0‘ F. Dwight A Co, PltywlolunM. at Mnrgcona, EXPRESS MAIL, leaves Dunkirk from Union Depot, sod Buffalo, via. Avon and tie. Huroellaville, Daily. (Sundays excepted,) at 7.10 A. N.. arriving In New York at fax) A. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, (Daily.) learea Cin- IUWISW, MICH. DBS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL, PHYSICIANS and Surxvwna. The treatment.of Private Diseases will receive osrticular attention. “ WHEELER St. ftr ATTORNEY al Law. Insurance and Collerting j Hlrepiag 1 r, CiuciunaU ‘—'---- - aud Cleveland, running thtough to Horoeilaville (Breakfast;) and new and improved NKWjPLAX. cask policies. ' Doors, {or at Binehamion for Cooperstown, Albany, and the ceteLralertSummer resort. Sharon Springs; ho«pitality at Ornn board can notpiuuiu of vi toe people j™,..- — ------ -jevlllc. -------- ----------"‘to an examlaatinn of ; K aah rill” M ichlgsn.________________ JnWyl DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN, in no UM« TnllUuR * tana ;.s> a. m.; Leavnunurg v.i« a. m.; Msadville Il.M A.M. (Dine;) Dunkirk 1.23 v. u- neliaville5.43 1‘. M. (Supper,* and al New York 7.00 A.M. Connects at Elmira with Northern Central Railway for Williamsport. Hamabnrg and tbe South ; at Jersey Citv with Morning Exnrets Train of New Jersey Railroad for Phil- DOWNING We pay thr hiahr»l markel pric^ for aU k-ind* of Country J'roducr. Sleeping Coaches hrv attached to this train at Onctonari and at Clifton, (Suspension Bridge.) running through to New York without chaa<e. Keeping conches are also attached at HoruelUville running th rough without change to Albany NIGHT EXPRESS, dnilv, (Bundays excepted;) We are constantly rtcwivtng additions to cur ulrvadv LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are selling at bottom Ugurea. Motto.” NEW CARPET HOUSE Tho very BEST PLACE to buy CARPETS, Tnrnor’e al S.05 A. M. (Breakfast.) Now York at 11.10 A. M. Conaects at New York with steameri an I aflcniouiKtraina for Boston sod New England cities. A Nleeping Coach ia attached to this train ruoluu^tbrougu Iruni diuipcuaion Bridge to New GRANT & PHILLIPS Are liound to sell like poor treated gretuhonaiy Thursday aftcr- JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! In tho city. Manufactured by Dry Goods, PHYSICIAN and Sureocn. Dwelling on Broad­ way, near lhe Court Hanse. WM. UPJOHN. PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office wort end of 8lat. i tract. Hastings. DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, BOTANIC arfl Eeleetk Physician end Donlist, treats all ebronicand ecu to diseases; wHl attend to all esllv by day or night. Office at Nash rile. WOOFRUFF! F. DRAKE, M- D„ 1 attention given to the treatmnat of ism. Office over O. AekleyVDrus REMEMBER, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily. (Sundays ex copied.) Leave* Dayton at 5.45 A. M ; leaves Cleveland at 3X7. p. M.; Meadville al 8.10 P.M. (Hop.) Dunkirk al 10j» P. M.; Clifton. lo.OOP. M.. Suspension Bridge 10.05 P. M.; Buffalo at A. HANLON, M. Groceries, LATE OF CANADA, eueeeoor to Dr. ElliJ. Homer- r-' Washington Block, South ride State St. Elmira for WiUiamspoit, Harrisburg end the rioutb; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton.lor | Cooperstown, Albany and lhe celebrated summer j resort SharonSpriocs; at Greycourt for New­ burgh and Warwick, and al New York with ore- I ning trains and steamers far'Boston ^nd New And evorything jn their lino of Gnodff TC&X,............. ............. uu —.. - -'*-0*^7 A,.;!i“k“,n' Buffalo, running through to ttoMuebannn. and at L'tereland, running through loNew York. Only oce train East on-Hunday, leaving Ciucinnati Bt *.4X P. M.; Cleveland at 7.25 A. M.; Cbftoo l.Sn 1’. M.; Su»p«naioo Bridge al 1.35 P. Buffalo at S 4<> I*. M. and Dunkirk 1.35 OIL CLOTHS, STYLE OFj MEN’S NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, DEALERS in Dry Goode, Orj-eriea. Itooia end Shoes, Clothing. Mata end Capa, Ao., Ac. BEST And in many cosm Lower. fdenoe opMaito Wn. H. Boltwood. bag. Special etlsntiongirsn to Snirery and diseases of children. Calls proaptlv attendld to. novKMfftf ter AU Styles of Women's STEWART a STE1XHOEF. and Chil­ dren’s Wear."Ct The Best in the City. Soaii ail Mechanical Dentists, 0PRICE over Grant * Phillip1! Store. HasUngi. J. U. WOODRUFF. HYDE k BAUER. MATTINGS, ‘The Corner Grocery. MATS, Hew Goods Just Roooivod. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, pany all uigin trains on thia Railway. r<yThe»rie Hallway Company has opened a NOTTINGHAM C.H. HICKS, GRANTS PHILLIPS. Groceries, LACES, WM. II. JEWELL, subjecla ol conUnu- 74 MOWROE STREET, GR.IXD RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, • Opposite' lhe National- Hotel. '.\rt.o( Phitaddohi. IRlill Continue to Sell e4-1nntTOiznTUIlIlXAU.V»T. WOOL HARBINli A Hastings.l Crockery. Glassware. tec., tec., Which can be ubuiaed at Ihejrincipal Tickst 1 nffloea in the West and North-Weal. 1. D. RUCKER. WM. R. BARR. Gen lSap'L Gen’I Paes’ Ak< J. W. MAVXARD, MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY Traaaurer. Offies in lhe Court Monte. Cheaper than any Store in Harting*, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. F. IMMEN. 3 0 Years Experience ! SHERIFF. Sa re I > per Cent, by buying Tor Caah of HA! HA! Ofice at the Court House. Huttos". DEPUTY U. 8- Marshal. General CsIImIIm Agent sad Auctioneer. E. IL MALLORY.. Mr. MARBLE baring bought the Carding Jfa cbtue lately owned in Middlerille, and haring restored it to llaatinga. and Go there ior your C. H. HICKH, Deputy Sheriff of Barr? County: office at the MlSteiui0*'*' Bl Court Moons, Hasting*. CENTRA! NATIONAL HOTEL. SHEPHERD A CAMPBELL, Proprietor", comer CHOICE GROCERIES! .THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS THS A fino stock J vst Opbxkd ciienniW^ce Sntirttnctlon. E'LOItEIVCE come and hke them Oyal«r» RjenthnseU. on hand at all hours. 25yt H. A. BUSELL. NEAR THE BANK. £2TWool eent by Railroad will be Tho best stock ol Meat always on hand. Carded to order, and sent back in good SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, Call aud Get your Steak, Roasts, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. condition. -r any thing you want. ’ SIMON P'RKENRUTH. Family Sewing Machine Alwin Orfleraifl Ready for Wort. Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S New Warehouse, The! Homeaicad Property o« little noise in Its operation. of Mt»i»t.«viM.«. Bamr Co.. Midi. It will Cord, Breid, QuiH. Bind Gather. Hem­ stitch. Ruffle, Tuck, and Fringe neatly and du­ rably We warrant it to new everything needed in a family, from the heaviest to tbe lightest fabric. ia Talb'rtnff or Dressmaking WELCOME MARBLE. July.lSJl. MARCBNU8 WRIGHT fi Please call sad examine th* Machine and Ito work You eannot afford to bur a Sewing MsHmm uutil vou hare awn lbs FLORENCE with ita late improv erne ate. Office and salesroom at Grant'de Phillip** Btore. Jure 8,1871. tf BLACKSMTTHING. $1.00 for 75c I will dose out my Stock of Summer Dry Goods and Clothing THU MkCHIHE HAS HO EQSAL. the Ladies 11 Haiti act. Ant. X 1871. jnliatf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, H. A ■•ANDY- JOHNSON, (formerly Clerk of tho Hastings House.) Proprietor. Teran moderate. specialty. AARON CLARK, INKER dnly Hocused by the United °«- 4iaru’- ’ Adjoining V. F. Dwight A Co’s Foundry. WRIGHT Splendid Opportunity Meat Market! Gold & Silver Watches. CLOCKB, Fine Gold Jewelry, at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. J. ROBERTS k CO„ General Ncwa Dealers, the Post Office onJeff- BOTTLED VfflffiA BXffl! kusterjut.1, cxLXBiuTfp WINE OR BS2R ShM Silwr ui Plate! Vue. Va'xhea, Cloeksaaffi Jewury Repaired OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. J. 8. VANBRUNT Propriator.-Loavo the HoteU forevary train. Orders toft on too Slate al ho­ tel! for calls to private bouam promptly attended to. Paaeeneeni carried to aav oart of she villtn ALBERT EI8ELBERG, „ x HAMUi, WILLIAgS. k CO, MAlTOTicnfUMvOta laDreaaad Lvom Bills printed on short notice thia Office. �3- ATTENTION! That to buy Goods Dealer* in AT THE STORE OF GRANT tc Good Bargains in RUSSELL Goods are Cheaper than You must visit the Can be] bad by] Calling at PHILLIPS Hardware, Stoves, D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hastings. We Offer the following Tax Titles WE KEEP A OBHEBAL A68OUTMENT OP Harnesses, IIRIGIIIIWS. (IROI’ERIES. BOUTS 4 SB. Agricultural Tools, &c. SKI.KER <J- DECKER, of LANDS Battle Creek. 0«r Stock contain* a Large Lino of LEATH SB BELTING A SPECIALTY Situated in tho various Townships of DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, . P K’s, &c, Ajid we will sell them ns cheap as any house From New York to Chicago.’ o will not bo under­ sold bv anv House Large Stock In aVfichigan. Counties in the State of Michigan, ASSYRIA. lust Received. Joint A. Greble, Mark Rvbsei.i- ___ Barry County—one of the best •* ’ SKiXKER j- DECKER. 1»14 Not excepting those that blow mon-. Macaii’Tiox aicTiax.|nucBiPTiox. nmol. wtfofnwK R.wWofnwK »> naWofovV blrj/ofawV *0 Wlnorth SO acre, ot THE CELEBRATED We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. W° SeU ■ Machine, TOB SALE AT In, CASTLETON. X IX M fl: w. T. EASTMAN’S! Wareltouse on Broadway. GRANT a PHILLIPS. £ ■ r '( Druggists and Chemists, ■ DRY GOODS! aud dealers In M’OODLANIh . j PAINTS, LIME, WATER LIME- OILS, • VARNISHES. TURPENTINE. TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. August 10. 1871. BOOKS A STATIONERS,' CHOICE TEAR, | H JEWELL, GROCERIES. . CIGARS aud TOBACCO, Regibtkb of Deeds. Notaby Public KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES j n* K n rx,” * LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES * I'X) acre* of ife V “’1 lOuacreaofn w xflit Ja 18 Land and Calcined Piaster, PATENT MEDICINES, LOWER TH.KV EVER. Phoenix Cash ItwKcfsw ofa.K GRANITE STATE CornSheller! Please jive as a Cal! and see what a Mi Pile of Grts ic will live m for a little Money. May, 1871. MAPLE GROVE- Farrier's Improved! BENHAL WALL PAPER. Ac.. Ac.. CITY DRUG STORE. State St., HanUngH, Mich. M JOHNSTOWN. BALTIMORE. CONVEYANCER,* * Abstracts op Titles i HASTINGS. of limde in Barry County fnmbdied on e H »f n < K 2|a % of a e V W S3 ajiplIcaUon, at my office in the * e X °! 0 * S J * •‘t“r" ’ * of-'D e I 21 Court Hou*. W. H. JEWELL CARLTON. Ilattinq^Mich. lo 10 lu 10 M For.th.e BEST SHILLIMi PBS IN THE ffl. -M of n'.K BARRY. i 2sXofa BEST AND CHEAPEST HOPE. BOOTS IND SB, Ladies’ Misses and Children’s x X°f°‘ RUTLAND. Of Home Manufacture, agrfiwX n a ire or n • Shoes and. Gaiters. Go to the n » Y of n a V uwXofnwX — tu entotaX"fa» K M aiuofesof k Sole Proprietor of WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. SHEPARDS COMPOUND TABOO BITTERS, Russell &> Nevins. April Gth, 1871. Price, only 50 Cents a Bottle. IRVING. Little Red Shop! Westof Bank. PRAIRIEVILLE rhia article haa been thoroughly tested ■nd found a aure and apeody cure for lhe following complaints. Have now on hand The LARGEST STOCK of HARDWARE harnesses Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costivencss, Nervotu and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever<0 Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, leoss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. Ac. iniBRY COUNTY. PhyaiciaM* throughout the City and Country, aa the beat Family Medicine in uao. No Family ahould be without Price, only 50 Cents a Hottie. YANKEE SPRINGS. for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St, Grand. Rapids, Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY A SLADK Haatings, Mich. IHE.aAN MICH. lafttX ' ntUofaaK • •tfofa.M InKalM# iwUefawK • Kof.-M THORNAPPLE. •fef fa 81 »♦ » B I Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. R. COOK Ac CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS *■” Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MKD1C1JUL FVRPOttS. TAYtaB a FiKLEY O»C1S, Haaiiap, UP­ MARK RU88KLL. wg'U'K n wtfof U.K c. N. SHEPARD, a FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. JOHN A. GREBLE. 2*w»C»wM L.E. STAUFFER. MUSICAL! t.T ATHEB belting. __ ______ u W K of a « K soJfafsoM GO TO CLARKS FOR PICTURES. COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTE. _ 2ajtn>t ot sljcc M ORANGEVILLE. w^ofawW BOLE AGENTS FOR THE BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL nwVofnuX • K « ■ • Jf This is the Lad uho drove the doves to market, and •*jAr>«K, *X’C* *X the same boy stopped at Stauffer's ■ WofaeK genuine Biuara in one 80 Centa Bottle of Shepard-a Compound Wahoo Bittern For Sala by Driurrht* and Dealer* Generally. ITS ’X A. WOOLEY- Ofpotiu P. 0. Also, Imported Donblin Farter nd Ediaburgb pal.’Al.irpteocala.Uyo.kM*. o*HasUar. �Tl|« R^rdsuc^ B^ihr^. DAILY DURING THE TRIAD w.M.nouiKa, - Z Fibst National Qldtkdvo House. —Go there JbLjthe best and cheapest Cloth ing.'-Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. Fair It*au. Tbe Eagle ot yesterday notice* the JIG. WatiAMB. Union Fair as follow*: Th* Grand Rapids Manufacturing “ A setting hen never gels fot,” but Company enter 21 machines and article* most any person can got fat by buying of various kinds. their groceries of J, Maus. J. C. Simonds, city,enters machinery. WICHIGAN CENTRAL B. R. T. J. W. Porter, city, specimen* of An Every-day Story. wood turning. Grand River Valley Division J. O. Itoee, Bi$Rapids, two hone*. AVGUHT 1S17-1. "Hello John, where are you going?” T. J. Whitlow. Rockford, two homes. “I waa going down here to buy some A. F. De Vinney, city, stencil tool* grocer*. ” "Well I am going down to Maoc Al­ and specimens. it. txr.l Mixa; Mm. N. L. Buckley, city, case of mil­ len’s to buy mine.” .laokac-t IT08 ilOr'S c no* S^^^ane. >U 23 "Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t linery. Currier A Putnam, city. cane of sta­ any of him, I always go there to buy Onondap {12 41 crockery and wall paper, but I never tionery. BM0.Kria.lt m Tyler, Graham A Co., city, cas* of thought of buying groceries there. Nut long ago I bo’t a whole act ot crockery pocket cutlery, and pair of matched VemontrUl. and paper enough to paper my house, horaes for all work. NohvlUa D. W. Perry, city, ladies’ and gents’ there, 2Q per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Betddes he war­ furs and fancy blankets. ranted it. . The croekeiy he keeps is G. F. Owen, city, Howe Sewing Ma­ the Boot's'celebrated ware.” "Well, I always do so on groceries, chine* and Crane Knitting Machines. Some of the residents of neighboring and I know you can. Besides he takes anything I have to sell at a fidr price, cities and States are sending in some too. I get a better tobacco, tea and very fin* bones, several of which are sugar there for tbe same money than already here. any where else in town.” MIXZD. I ACCOM. T. M. McCord, the Monroe street boot M. ALLEN, Graad iUpdp and.shoe dealer .expect* to display a case Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. of boots and shoes, some of which will be of the celebrated Burt manufacture. iddleville Hams, Williams & Co. •vin«* Nelson, Matter A Co. will exhibit a Do not claim to have tho only Mold­ splendid parlor set designed by Andrew ing Machine in Barry county, but they XwbJiBr have one that will stick any and all Shrleber, Esq., late of New York city. kinds ot moldings that are needed. It is an elegant set and doubtlees will They also have on hand a large number attract much attention as will also a bed Cluu-lotte Eaum Rapid. of doom, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ OnondMB dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low room set, nude of block walnut which is Ariand* said to be superb. figures for cash. Berkey, Bro*. A Gay say that if custo­ Go to Oommins it Brown for Points, mers will only give them a chance, and Train, on the Chicwo A Michigan Lake Shore R. R. leave Grand Rapid, for Mutkefon and Whit* Oils, Varnishes, etc. not buy all tbyy have manufactured,they < bIcagv Ex pre® al 10-00 a n>. Detroit Exj>re<« at will exhlbt some of their regular stuck 500 p m. of goods. It. E. MAROENT. Grtx. 8upt. tf R CHA8 B. BUSH. Aaa’lBWI. •fit Uhion Hall. local bii;ijie# Notice?. Extraordinary ! LOST. Somewehre near the Depot or on State St., Tuesday eve. A black ribbon-sash. The finder will confer u favor and be rewarded by leaving It at the Dentist office of Stewart A Steinbofl*. Sep. 6th. Mrs. Mary Steinhofl*. gqoda has Just arrived at IL Mudge's, What has been done can be done again.—There is hope for every young The New York Comedy Company WU sire two rnUrUinmeotr, patbfday & yon. tVe’p, fept. g, 11. Th» perfann«ne# S.tnrdv B»». will coniUt •f tbs Bndisb Comody catltlcd ‘THE SERIOUS FAMILY!” wad the rouaiac farce of "THE BIBBSES.” Admiiei-in 50 cu. Children 25. Doon open at T. man who so ardently desires to succeed. BACK NUMBERS, Look oypr tbe Gband Rapids Busi­ ness CoLLEGE’JorRNAL and notice the We can supply most all of the back universal success of their students. numbers of the dally Banner from No. 4. Will send as complete a file as poss­ Attention! ible for 5 ets. j»cr copy. Dealers supplied I have a yoke of cattle and a tingle horse for sale. Will sell on time lor good paper. IL J. Grant. GitoBious News From California. Aug. 80, 1871. —The telegraph informs us that at the election on Wednesday, the Republican “ One stormy night in winter when the’ winds were blowing cold," I bought State Ticket was elected by 4,000 major­ me a pair of boots an 1 rubbers at Maus'. ity, with two *nd possibly all three of the members of Congress. and the leg­ islature, securing a United States Sena­ The davs of grace on account, due torin place of Cole, Republican. the late firm of Dickey A Bently, are pretty nearly out. 'Ihonc interested The sun shines brightly. will do well to take notice, dtotepl The skies are as blue as ever in Italy. Another ruilruaH will not effect the The "Mysterious Family” to-morrow low prices at Maus'. night. Wanted. Wanted. The street, are filled with those on Every one having unsettled accounts to call and settle thesame by September buslncrw and those seeking pleasure, 1st, for I must hare my pay. ur attending thu Vanderpool trial. lOwl Mason Allen. ■ . —_______ | Wisconsin claims that the present Don't you know where to get your I crol> tobacco will be the finest and boot, and show? I do-at J. Maus'. ! Urgwt cver »» Htate. Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M6SHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and Ann _A.rbor WHEEL ’CULTIVATORS; —BALL. GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JSD (dSTLVGS. SAVING AGRICULTURAL in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’d New Block. J. w. & 0. «. BBNTLEY MANt’FACTUIlEBS OF HASH, DOOHe. UttXDiS, MOLDINGS, Ar. Moldings a Specialty. 'SSSIS..L... COMMERCIAL lla.UMSd«e»L 9, 1571, floor, percwi... Corn, psr.bctshel Osts, p«rbtt*h*L Halt. So*. p«r bbl Halt, Kara*. par bbl • MhilOuO 18 10 lb WITHIN THB REACH OF ALL. TFe are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint of parties who say they are unable to nay so much. Now to give all a chance to ha ve Teeth who need a nd should have them, we witlfroni this date, for a few weeks, one-half -r drop --- -r- the price almost vr.v riuny. We ,r tz will nowmahc and Complete, sets forbid. Single Plates- Upper ^ror Under $13. ALie Oil'll WORK W^IRR^IJVTED. 1»K Office over Grant For Photographs aud Pictures, of all kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of th* best Brands of Cigare in the market at Post Office. Cheapest fruit jarat Bundi's. The public debt statement for August The place to buy your bouts and .hues ia an old story, to be continued by 1'resi is at Runyan's. dent Grant The reduction during thu Custom work made on short notice, month waa 10,206,278. Decrease since last March $146,586^79. Decrease In good style an t reasonable prices since March 1, I860, $251,840,699. at Runyan's. Thaiboks like buames. While these Ladies’ fine shoe* of tbe latent styles payments hare beta made, taxes have I at Runyan's. been reduced eighty millions within a ~ Warranted Custom Made Boots Irim year, and the public credit has been sp Detroit, Grand Rapid* and. Jacxson satisfactory that two hundred millions at Runtan'* have been borrowed at five per cent, to Cali on Mibb Wilcox for millinery replace on equal amount of bonds call-1 Coeds of all the latest and best style*. ing for interest at six per cent. A BROWN Phillips' Store, Hastings, Mick: STEWART & STEINHOFF- CITY PAINT STORE! A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the City News Depot. Bnadwxy, tmrrmr. Barry Co., Agricultural society, Wed­ nesday, Thursday and Friday, October. 4, 5 anil 6. H»y. pvrioa......... Best cheese in the city nt Bust-11>. , MACHINERY V ALSO. LUMBER FLOORING SlihlNG Michigan State Agricultural Society, Tuesday, Wodnewlay, Thursday ami Friday September J9, 20,21 and 22. Dried I’Mcbee. pee Sheep Killed.—Somebody’s mis­ Dried Peacbee. unf erable dogs, one night lately, killed 10 Dried Apple*, per I Jfeple S«au..,„ aheep for Henry Burcham, 3 for Levi CbickeM, p«r lb... L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer Barnhart and tme for Boyd Orhig. mixture is warranted to cure all cases The band boys were out playing some friJ.w, per lb.... of cancer and scrofula in every form. 'oUlm. p«r bush,I. Eend for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad­ of their sweet pieces last night. By the way, our boys were favored on dress L. N. Mixer, Hidee. (rwo.ptr lb, . v.vu/Mg, evening, Wiiu with na spieuuiu splendid <duett Hide*, dry. p*r lb.., Hastings, Mich. .! Tuesday j from Mosers. Reed and Hopkln<*, on Amp Frit*.____ . Maus is bound to sell hit groceries, II tiieir instkmenta? tiieir silver silver instruments. toy. and boots and shoes if he don’t makers j -------cent. < II The Grand 'Ixxlge * of tho United Haw*... States Independent Order of Odd Fel­ Sbouldet 11 cent sugar at Buxell's. lows meets at Chicago on the ISth of Rubber mope at Bosell’r. September. Tbe fraternity in that city Peaches fresh and nice at BuseH's. are making extensive preparations to Best Sherry wine, bittern for dyspep- receive and entertain the members. la, at Busell'8. New York Comedy Company. COMMINS Saturday evening Die new York Com­ edy Company appear at Union Hall and will present tho public with an enter­ tainment of superior merit. One of our exchanges speaks thus of their perfor­ mances : •• This troupe is composed of Ladies and Gentlemen of a high order of talent, and their playa are put upon the stage in a manner that would reflect m-dit upon a permanent establishment. The managersgre gentlemen In every sense of the word. They give to-night, tbe Widow Hunt and a Ghost in spite of himself, two most amusing dramas which never fail to elicit tho wannest admiration wherever they are presented. The public will remember that the Company are announced lor this and I to-morrow evening.”—BatUe CrtciJour next, &pt. Gth, EfC., HARROWS, Fairs. Northern. Michigan Agricultural and Mechanical Society’s Exposition, at Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September, 12,18, 14, 15. Fare and Transportation.—The fare on the Grand River Valley Rail­ road between Jackson aud Nunlca will be reduced, and tbe price of tickets, good for all trains, to Grand Rapids, up to tbe 15th, and good for a return up to aud including all traius on the 16th, for n fare and a fifth. Property will be transported to the exhibition and return, ?¥**• of Charfjc, subject to the usual conditions, which i can be learned by posters, or nt the va-1 Hous railroad offices. , The same rulje and regulations as •above will apply to the State Fair. ; Cancer can be Cured. The Town Talk Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ gars just received and for vale nt the City News Depot Tax Labsest Stock of School Books in the City at the City New* Depot MACHINES, and. the largest stock of NO USE PICTVBE FRAMES. GLASS. ETC., ’BTC.. Dan’l Striker. Goodyear & Str/j^ PAINTERS Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, H. A. Goodyear. ( Dealers in FBBNITURE! |||||M t Call at ‘ JQSHST WOLF’S Sign &, Ornamental Painting, HARASSES, , Iron, Nails, Glass, Graining, Paper-Hanging, -haltomtntng, 4'c., Hastings, Mich. FORNITQRK OF KVERY i Woo<’en Ware> &c DESCBIPTW. 1 1.L "’■••J* «h- cither at home or abroad DENTIST LOTS AND piLES of it on n-Lxn AKTuomru TO SELL NasivillB. AU work prompUr attended U>. Detroit Stoves, MADE OF Lake Superior Iro n THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Abo the tr|v JOHN WOLF. fwoodlahd pabloks. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-09.pdf 0937b30a84250e6ab3c5d2e588deefc0 PDF Text Text ®ljc fastings Banner vol. r. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. DAILY EDITION. HASTINGS, MICH., SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9,1871. NO. 23, 108 strong as possible they said J have to the extent“mOng m°n’ ?7 wh5ch to UU thia only a moment behind when he came preeenre of his wife with thoae.paute on. ------T™‘" D„-. PTO^,. I th. -- of Vi? and because the floor was wot, they and why did ho do that ? Ho could you believe that have slipped into tho house and have The speaks here took up the hading ’ this blood ? Why Sd ho rSjnply the would have about a minute he had taken them off and no ono would have ** 'tho ”■ “ Flotation and• gave I acid test ? For these are methods of in witnoe, for mohnino SESSION, rushed back to tlie bank and had wet ever seen him have them on. Borides D. D. HUGHES' ARGUMENT. them Hail Columbia. ! determining whether blood is mammal­ tho floor all over and was sweeping out they would never have known anything ian or oviparous. It is against Dr. the water.. about this if he had not told about it, September, Oth, 1871. George W. bailie had done w„al ™ Duffield that he did not apply these testa, 7th, there was no blood because for he -could Eavo prevented his wife udtegtao. from to tho bgal r prof. won. h. th°J?°Ur\ hud'^one thJT.r, ‘M r^mblic or if ho did use them, and wo have a of tho open, notorious and straight for­ from telling anything about it and r Jury. t \ ----gone from the Bar . • men of 4tho The ta.lt that--— I haro। had pronator, S an tea, right to suppose that ho did why did he ward manner in which the cleaning was if thev take his coufeasion in regard JW.lltrkr «ho H-l.A had A_!_a .» ■ _ cose for not tell us about them ? Is it because done. Tho door waa thrown open to to this they are bound by a well known no other test produced corpuscles indi­ every body that camo along whereas wo principle of law to accept his explana­ cative of mammalian blood? As this is would expect all But-----------------------they say tho door--was rattled tliis clcaniug tion. ________ --- --------only circumstantial evidence at best, if to have been done in u secret manner. 1 and everything was still. Well,if Vanis a short stdon, but the important ques- the day Geo. W. Bullis was horn «n<l he had applied all these different testa, Ho took the carpet up because it was florrwil'a derpoul’s .intnmnnt statement {■ is tmn true nhnut^mlnur about^oiling and they all converged to the'same point dirty and full of fleas, and if ono of his pants, it would naturally bo a sub­ tion His is can ± F ■h*’ * S: ; it would have mode his testimony worth those fleas had niado a good square ject for hilarity, for it is an unpleasant i something. . meal on that dog and had been crushed fix to be in, and this would make the romo hero to make ™?p,T«"“Vlmu. J Im “imtehT’ro'iJwnt'Tn'dbS' hi', Now, gentlemen, if you should get on tho floor, there would be thousands noise, and then when tho rap was heard, down on this carpet with a microscope of corpuscle® in tho blood contained in it would be thb most natural thing in toyaur feehng. or yOT paroioo,. ] inatromejt jlX could not do it, no matter how much 1 i te it. before Iro ¥no» . to hunt for corpuscle?, and get Conover that flea’s stomach, and this would be the world for them to keep still,1 for he nugh .duairo It. 1 hare not the aligbte.t murder had Imo committed with his wooden lag to help you, and mammalian blood, but tho blood of the was not in a predicament for company. appi.heiniou of any paniahment your Ya. may my that thi. emoaote to noth- I when you found a 8]>ot a little more sus­ flea woul-i 1h) oviparous and I would They tell you that tho dog howled in \nrditt may inflict on this prisoner . ing for it turned out os thev expected, picious than the rest, stick a pin in and like to mm- Dr. Duffield with Iris micro­ there when tho murder was being com­ or on h« wife. Ifo has already ( but what would have been th® cIX if it eoak it up, and place it in the field of scope, pick out tho mammalian and tho mitted. but dogs du not do such things, that is an old woman’s story. suffered all that solitary confinement had not turned out as they wanted. Ho; the mioroscope you could find corpuscles oviparous corpuscle*. 15th'. Tho company ho hod nt Besides ono witness, Blanchard, <an inflict, hisho|»s aro gone, and all is the only witneiw wko swears that thei enough to convict you «r mo of murder, । if you axo going to consider a microscpic swears right in tho tooth of Dr. Duffield his-house on that day is another rea­ that vou can do u to make some httlo dear was .craped, a lawyer and public t quantity a guilty quantity. for he says that ho put fish blood on son that he did not commit tho murder. reparation f« wtnt Ur has alrwiy-en- prosecutor, searchiag for evidence to i Now I am going to give you cighteoa those stairs and Duffield says it was There was no blood in that bank be­ dured. U hatis he stud whai is the convict n nun wh« he should have । i or twenty reasons why there were was mammalian blood, now which will you cause that door was open in tho after­ wife of his bosom, compared to Ao Geo. keen in kis office and at the Bar aarist-- 1 no blood in that Bank. believe ? I tell you tlmro is quackery noon. If there was blood in the bank \ underpool «f two short vearo ago when fing justice to be ftarly meted out.' No> J that day the door was not open, but if 1st/ If ‘.hero was any blood in the in tills., he began in the little bonk at Manatee ? j-one but a trickster, and shyster and pet-■ Bank stall, there must have been from 7th, no 1liert .jt, of that quantity of, there was rio blood there, it would bo He has an uneuviaUe name that wifl tifogger would resort to ’such practice. ■ tw y to . mingled , . with ... water ------1 Tre^y likely that tho door was open. Mrs. tWQ to three three or or four four pinta, pinta, as ns their their own own blood could be and follow him tlirvughlhu life wherever lie; Then kis entering tho bed chamber of medical witnesses tcJl vou. | swept out, without leaving its presence- Springer told you that she saw tbo door may go. But we haye nothing to de ] Mrs. Faudonwol and Miss Scribner nt 2d. ’------” — ‘ have removed’ this *’ ’ ‘I unquestionable and that too without a open at 4 o’clock that afternoon and ex- • 2d. IHe could set with that, wo have.a duty to jicTfonn to , tbo midnight hocr, shows that be disre- libiood name ! magnifying glass. , : blood beiure before noou, noon, zor for no he was at home plained tho way she remembers it him and to eocioty. i uu arc nut num- , gards the law and is not to be relied kat that time and he was not back in tho 9th. It would have left all these George Ford tells you tliat ho saw the monedasajurv tor the people only, I upon. If they had plunged a dagger I afternoon, and consequently this blood traces on the sidewalk in front where it door open tliat day. Mr. Taylor telle andjf ten of you vhould concur for cot- i to his heart ^and one of them were on lay there for 17 heurs, or till the next was swept out and yet no blood was you tliat ho saw 11 man coming out of virtjbu and taw.)should behero trial here for that, would they not be morning when he cleaned out that ever found there. ■ tho bank that day and Miss Ella Magill him innocent, tfioso two, or one, ucqiitted us acting in self defense. Did Bank. You have ru» right to infer that Tenth, There was no blood there be- I tells you that see saw tho door opei /invc as much right to their opinion as i bo not, by his stool pigeon, Ingram, in- ho had an accomplice for thuro there is it no cause tho cleaning of tho bank was not ' that day. Now to oppose this the; all the rest and it is not the theory of । vuiglo Eliza Hpringvr into'his office and evidence in the case to show that, and a tuspicious circumstance, for an ar- bring young Ramsdell who says he the law, as yuuwrill often hear ul10J *--■» — -■> ranaoment had been previously mafle knows it was not open, for ho sat at ?nr from froiuqlx'ynttfluipt to tozqver with her testimony you cun take nothing by implication and y, from the lanl barter with her fur her noth? I will I the moment they allege tlint, their whole to clean tho bank and on tlint very day Filer’s nil the afternoon and watched Bur, and 1 am sorry, to say, “ _2__ Bench toe, to strrvo men into an agree- not discuss Elint Springer hwe, but, 1 theory falls to tho ground. door and it was . not uad there was no suspicion attached to that ment. i uMure you, I will do so before 1 close. J 3d. There was no blood in that Bank it, and never would have been, hod opened, but he substantially admitted 1 may we'il, if there is doubt of his j did my utmost to doluy the ;trial on ao- because eo one saw it when it was fresh Field not disapjioared. Secor did not that ho went to Filer’s to court that ing suspicious young lady, and ho would be a fool to /gpilt, allow a prisoner to escape, though i count of the singular absenco of Mre. and when it would give any color. Mag­ bink the cleaning 7’“ “guilty, but if ius’oceut, and I issist npon I Springer and tried to get her testimony nifying glass-*- had to be used to discov­ when he was there on Monday morning, morning. j] sit there all tho nftorpoon afternoon looking at uiy judgement, I committbe same crime read to you but no, they would not al- er any disculuratwas and these came The gentleman on tho other ride told . that door under such circumstances.— of whioh 1 cotmet the prisoner. I have k»nr this, they wanted you to see Elba from the old spitoon. Dunham first you the other day in a loud voice, that i But they say why didn’t anybody else already told you that the case rests entire- uuad you did mm her and 1 bei satisfied, went to look for liood but he liad no ho was scrubbing tho bank for throe ; see Field ? I can’t tell thai,but will anly ujxin circumstantial ovidenev, which The next one 1 will take up is Gen. magnifying glass mid consoquesuly saw days, and yet, there is not one word of. swer by asking, why did 33, ono see evidence that he scrubbed three hours. I George Vanderpool going homo nt noon? consist in prcwing certain facta, on, Cuteheon and d. have not rourh to say no blood. Now liere wcs-c straight niece of tes­ That aaserticn was manufactured out of 11 suppose it was because no ono was here, one there, which when put togetb- ..about him hut, | ull that J haw said whole cloth without any foundation for there to Fee him. timony and forms * marked exception er aro cunsistoat with the main fact. j of George \V. .Bullis will apjdy to Gen. 16th. That the blood on tho stairs ia ml it to blazed trees in the ' . Cuteheon sxid I care not‘ to reimt ih j to that of all the rest, and I believe he He compared i_XLz ‘ 11th. The limo of tho cleaning was.i prove I to be fish blood should explode The nextjdm io Dr. Duffield, and Ibe-• is the only one who went on that stand woods used to guide the surveyor.■. ' ‘ ’ and did not magnify his story, and not unususd. Was not seveQil other thin whole blood theory. Th* was The wituusa trees all point to the .cor­ Jievu him to 'be aZhumbug and a quack meo up as early, if they saw him. Was proved by their own witness, so-that this tho rest-of thorn can divide this— compliner and the cooler tree is the main fact, ' and I will try-and prove it to you. ------------------------------------------rbut if the witness tree® do not poiut to ,I There is mo one thing « dangenous merit uiumig them os they please. I it not as suspicious for Hurd and 8ecor was no put up tiling. When brought he ...... said thia whole .blood story was i thfi/wiuieae ms— the conclusions don’t cha'rgu anything for it. He said. and Wilcox to be up at the same hour? here „„ the comer tree, there i» ftouietbiagtaxong.an. --------- --stand -----------­ ” '’ . 1 and Jf put on the a redieuluus farce, and you sautfl.find that -they all do point Laf pretended science. 1 have had (atta­ ho saw spots but <did nut regard them Why the hour was tho most time in tho world, before tho busine«H stand’ u -----whomjrufh 1 he-------must‘ tell 41 tho about in that directiua. Now you «♦ that - sion to meet this name Dr. Dufiald in as blood spots. 4th, Jill the Blood soca in that of tho day began and especially as he it. Tliis is all tho evidence that 1 will these witu-sa trees aro not the boatevi- uo leas than five or six similar • cases, hank way have been prudnoud from kept no servants. submit to you to prove that there was dence but the corner tree is ibe thest Ho *“ is ' ontidod - - - to great- credit *•for one 12th. The very manner in which he no blood in guilty quantities ia. that evidence. Tho farther you gu fnam.it thing and .that is his caution, that old spitoon-which was tilled with in search «1 tb« Government Ime, the .but it it a part of the history of .this old tobu-.-co “cuds” us Dr. Wilcox says. cleaned tho bank rebuts all evidence bunk, and from this wo draw tho orapweaker «od onoro uncewiain is the .evi­ case and the history of tao ceuntry that Now your business is to recuacde these that it was suspicious. Hopkins was ment that Herbert Field was never killet? there at six and ho waa sweeping water in that bank,if he was ever killed at all, he has sworu on untenable ground. facts with innocence if possible and dence. Conover, swcliirg out with ouagisUwial are to labor long and late for this and right out on the sidewalk. But they and there is no certainty about that I say ho cut the carpet, and why did ho have given 16 reasons why there was no * if you cannot do.this then coarict. regard to tho tcrjnu dslkti ... in __________ addition todignity inManwte<\ tells his dory from do this? Well one reason why he blood in tho bank, and now I pass to Court .took a recess till 2 r. m. i« 2__ leaned what my — ‘ ossociato has assd. which you can *oe that he bae Inhered should’cut it, n safe stood on it which another general and different head of - not ... . -taken -I— «to tho tbroe witnesses and plowed, and Why wot that ..body he could not lift. But they say ho did my subject. rhe summer tallowed with them, an order to house of liachol Hill, the wotnsa <kall the scrubbing behind the counter. Wo close a little earlier than usual to hud adopted him ? They tell you that make them swear ttrongiy. Boggle*and Mr Hiughes’ Argument continued; Well, Ijiat is just tho place that it the corpse was -in a wonderful state «f Ingram showed malice and spite and needed cleaning, where the dirty day, in order to got our papers distrib­ Whan .wo adjourned for dinner, I kid the latter strengthened his evidence aver preservatieii ami the features were per­ uted this evening. carpet had been, for in fect, excefd that the nose was a little Ibnncr occarious.for this imriiculnr trial, gone over four of any pruposiliouaishowTho speaker continued for a short flattened ; now if that was the case is.it and Wilcox ia Merer an idita than any­ ing that .there was no blood in «y front, tho constant sweeping would guilty quantity in the bank, and now I keep the floor comparatively clean. I time after our reporir closes, going over thing cite and that is all I have to say nut one of the strongest proofs that at come every . ■---------—to—tho i* 5th■ .point, that . ,• ap- say that everything was natural and his 5th, 6th and 7th general proposi­ was not the body of Herbert Field ? about him. 1 pearanea ——-—। of blood proved -proved to have been constateut and Iho only thing unfortu­ Now I couuj to.the argument of this When his friends camo around aad tions, and will conclude his powerful -■ - - V___ ____ 1____ I.- — _ case upon tho merits, and uiy .tourth round in that ban* may have been psonate about it is the coincidence of it with looked on that face and del not recog­ here they had m all propoZtion is that then- w nut any 1 ilueodl^rodink' •»—> ------ - Uk’ fir \,^ vtow Lml U the disappearance of Field. That would' argument on Monday, all uf which wo nize it, nor tee the features of Herbert will publish from where wo leave off to the appliances for keeping s Mt of not bo likely to occur very often. How .Field, does it not demoowirat<- that it blood in that bank.in any guilty quan­ Blood found in a microscopic books, however imperfectly, and used did they know the carpet was burned day, in our next. was not Herbert Field ? This learned tity red ink, besides we have evidence flufl up ? Vanderpool told them ho burned nuantitv >s nut a jjnilty quantity, Mr. Church will follow him and doseJudge dare not h*t a tJnglo Case me medical witness’ s have told you, .it this same bnilding had been used for a ! it and ho has told them all the}* know the case for tho People, so tliat it will bo pnsb through ibis fingtrs stationer’s shop previous to its use far a about the whole thing. • oiit cautioning .you very explicit­ is a common tiling to find blood in mi­ given to the jury some time on Tuesday. bank, and the finding of corpuscles, it 1 3th. The ashes in thfl^ve disprove ly tn regard to this point- Bat croscopic quantities and larger, ia eveiy any was found, was accidental. But that tiwro waa any blood there. They At 5 o’clock Court adjourned till 9 what does eautioa iMun ? Icu aro not office uad place where men ®r<? «ccn*" thev will tell you that there had been wont to that stove with a sieve and tried o’clock Monday morning. to go from that jury box and go right tomed to bo, and even on tho sisewalk- scrubbing, but that .lias nothing to do to find evidence*, of guilt, but he had ahead as if nothing had Iwtfn «ud. kou Erery where you will .find blood, not .in with it, for there had been no scrubbing told than two days before that he had As experienoed Bookkeejier wants guiltv, but innocent quantities, and this are not to take this evidence in a mass bring tho case, where would ysu be on the 'wait The wall would not stand burned, his. clothes and the carpet, bo to obtain a situation as Bookkeeper and and consider it and doeide uj>ou it. but scrubbing. They would Iqivo to scrape that there was no use of bringing Clerk. Address W»-K,, care Banner, more likely to find it, than in tins bank you are to separate fl, aaalyxe it and sift that. But if be was struck on the that mysterious sieve, but it is fortunate Hastings, Mich., fortwo weeks, . ............... ™l ... *11 «<• dtf head with some sharp cutting instru- that they 'did bring it, for it demon­ IwU. will al way. tell l«u wu yau tltel that eteurn-1fre.jte.ndy, wq-tnuy,*»1 .»u «<“*«£" >!. mont as alleged, would there not have strated that George Viuideqxxil hr.d told Ecclesiastical. • been more blood on Ao wall ? The tho truth about it. worn was only 11 feet in width, and wo Secor goes upon that stand and tells I Notice is hereby given that the ovould have expected to find blood all you in a .very solemn voice that when he opened f hat Move there was a terrible Michigan Eldership (Conference) of the v.ver tho walla. Church «>f God, will bold its next annu­ Oth, If there hud been any such smell. You would have almost expected quantity of blood in that bank os is rep­ that he was going to tell you that he al meeting at Monterey Center, Allegan County, Michigan, commencing Thurs­ found tho coq-se right there, but no, resented, so ns to necessitate the taking Sy. Trb. i™' up of tho carpet, Charles Secor would when asked what it smellpd like, he said day, September 28th. The opening dis­ have seonJt, when in tho bank at six like old u colon cloth. They tell you course to be preached on the evening o'clock on Monday morning. Would ho that tbo ashes were stratified which previous by Elder Selkrig, followed by Elder C. C. Llnsley. All letters should of his > fl. Xr Lnd 1, it te to Dr. Dr- Dufflold DuBfoU have hare admitted Secor tforor at a: that time tone if is another evident pointe ta.lte diroetionof for it shows that be add reused to the Michigan Eldership, the Prohoeulion. and in no etktr direcitwn | was h7«mld »ol U>.n> had been blond there? Hewn, nocence, ,, M oWige(j to open the door ad that time he had never looked into tho stove after Monterey Center, Allegan Co., Mich., for if any single rirqpmstanee rehed up- j for■analyette and he tell .’Thalb^^d Enrlerton, nor «■> he obliged io eireop ho put tho tilings in. If guilty ho would in care of Wm. Briggs. on by them as vital does jXH-d »» “‘J . wu . <»nnoneni. Ublo^bul Mr. Eggleston, 1 outofthe front door. But more than liavo stirred up tho ashes to soo that other direction a reasonable IIUJ • ? t h^called it blood, but I Dr. C. C. Linbley, Ch’n. arises and renders all the circumstances told j There is but very that he not only admitted Secor that every vestige of his guilt was consumed, morning but ho ’deliberately asked Se­ but they showed that they had never From Charlotte. w orthier.. Take th. been touched. tho Rev. J. B. 1'isk, finding a utile pa littio difforeu?e » Ho swore cor to let him ride homo with him. 14. The only theory is that tho blood Now 1 can prove to you that he be­ nor wrapjier in the woods, m vriuc t- ■ ate found corpuscles, indicative of Ed. Banner:—A man, registered k-ction Aoe. that point ? W also the that h? foun .g q gan washing out tho bank before he was put there, between the hours of 11 j from Waterloo, N. Y„ was found dead myiteriou, man In Ute UtUo boat, d«« nm « rfroulirdw, wbioh went home to breakfast, for Dr. Hop­ and 12, and this is foolish and redicu- (In his bed at tho Sherwood H6c?e last Ui* point to tho jmli of Van- ytertaf Qud „ kins tells you that ho passed thereabout Ions on its face, for if dono at all, it was . Monday morning, supposed to have died done a few moment! after they were in G o’clock and saw water on the floor. of consumption, as he was very low d'3owiha,o called your a«»o6on »। P» Mllite' tuako an inch Why did Vanderpool say to Secor, the shoe shop, so that ho knew there ’ with it when be came here. were persons there and there was only a ' tho importanoo of thia ca»> and te . * N gentlemen, there aro “hold on a minute and I’ll ride home Two little boys, five and seven years with you ?" I was so that ho could wet | thin partition wall between them and character of th. eridenco, and mUie^ /co^lro in foh blood old, named respectfully 8heara and plnro, I tnoporo to erenum-.ho character ditenc hot™, (he floor, bofuro he went home, so that the streets were likely to bo full of pen- 1 while playing in one of the bins * it would bo soaking. Now we prove plo returning from church. • Then what Smith, of the eridenco la thia caw nt the ab- tn roonunt would be more Ridiculous than all, ho of ' Musgrave * Lacey's Elevator, from .tract It i. not my purpte. to and a buggy, and that he did this by their own witness, if puts on Field’s panta and wears them 1which wheat was running, were drawn note any uno. for I am. eompandirely a. a J"""* tu„ chape of cor- ho states the time anght and we will not dispute his word. When Thur­ home. The idea that ho would select IInto the stream beneath tho wheat and strnnger to all the w.tnomro "i® ! Si fo fob blood,» a Mo Monb. ber spoke to him, he instantly this time and occasion to commit a rob- 1smoldered. been hero, and when I ^“5®,’era - ,ont La.H^d of being circular as tn mammathat ho hod not bery for money is tho most foolish tiring nesaes go on ?hal.tand -rith Ute «id-l, ■»« • j <m de{ any »e. ox­ recollected The postage to Germany is to be re­ seen Field since tho day before, and I over heard. He puts on these panta intention of telling U» truth fo^rot pntetioed, to WithediKorand goes horhe in' broad daylight, and <duced October 1st, for prepaid lettcre, ccloring it, I hare .imply aeked them copt them g ,B„ like any prudent man he started for the quwliona for infonnatioo iuat aa I would ew» 1 b tb, feU of the bank to see in what condition things no ono saw him, and so I believe Ifrom 10 to 7 cents j>er half ounce. Post­ i, own teitnoM^ but A.I ««- I'^LX id nmgnified MTOttaate- were there, for you recollect they bad Field camo out of that bank and no ono 1age on other mall matter remains un­ saw him. He went homo and into the <changed. n^aoe go upon that .tend mth a fixed i. no other power gtren on tho safe in common, Thurber was pueporo of coloring, nod making ten. XW �Tr^ ia! ajri TEACHERS* NOTICEExamination of Teach on for Barry 1,490 miles under 860 miles without County, Fall Beriei. Ono Manaffoment Change of coaches. The Fall rerie* of teachore examination* will be held a* follows: at Woodland Centre, under the n wreK*. rmuon Iron H to » o?Uthi“ kind^wUl he tea^ht Jn winter will bo formed. P 4:-.th:n.:'.ie. Hr.idi in Grammar, Robin- T. B. DIAMOND. Co. Sept. Schools. CASH POLICIES. All train* run directly through to New York. EST“860 miles without change ofcoaches. 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We are eonatantlr receiving addition* to our already LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are telling at bottom figuroa•• Small proflti.imd quick alien ia our Motto.” l1"'" ‘ I. A. ft E. A. HOLBROOK. Blinds, WM H. HAYFORD tetaAreal: laada booahtand eold.andall baiiuare tranMetloua on reasonable term*. Office over Goodyaar A Barlow’s More. &c gret U- ATTORXIY AND C0UN8KL«»RAT LAW. and Solicitor in Chaaoety. All legal budnem entruitnd to hte earn will l« attended to with promptnew and fidelity. Ofloo corner State and Jaffer* TTUBNEYfe', Mid CouarellM. al Law.aad Solkh - c. G. HOLBROOK. ATTORNEY at Law. Solicitor in CbaMary, wil. attend promptly to ail budneui entrusted io him DRESSED WM. L. COBB, LUMBER, *1 Binghamton for Cooperatown, Albany, and the eeiebrated,Bumm*r reaori. Sharon Spring* ; •nd with Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatern Railroad, and al Jereey City with Midnight Exj>rre* Train of New Jereer Railroad for J’btla- ATTORNEY and Counreltor at kv. 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SEW PLAN. _ ____________________ _ I*. RUSSELL, RUSSELLS' Offert°the^ and »eUct Maa?£ ^8la^AT- VAX VEL9OR ft ROLFE. Streeu. NKW]l*LAN. M. W. BIKER, GEO. C. WORTH. Hama. Williams, & Co. At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. Hastings, Oct. Vth, and Nov. Gth. NEW YORK BOSTON, “ Assyria, Oct l"th—Ellis School AL1JANY, House. ■ PBUTCIPAL POIMS Iff NEW YOKE STATE At Nashville, “ 17th. ., Middlerille - 20th. OIL REGIONSOJ'PENNSYLVANIA “ Itickoiy Corners, Oct. 26th. mis railway extends fbom “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. Each examination will commence promnlljr al 9 Rochester to Now York, 385 miles, O'clock A. M.. and continuo al the jilcMure of tac Buffalo to Now York, 423 miles, bupertnleadent, and will be oral and written. 1 Suspension Bridge to New Yons 448 announreal thi* early date the Fall OMNI <>f exam­ ination!, and. in connection with it invito the at­ Dunkirk to Now York, 400 miles, tention of lho*eyronoiing to teach in too oehoote of thii oonnty. to toe importance of continued effort, Cleveland to Now York, ’025 miles, not only in attainmenta in tho itndiei taught, but Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, in the method* of imparting |n*ttw:iion. Theitandirdoftoo past will not only be maintained, but AND IS FROM xredily advanced, that theorhoote of Barry may compare favorably with there of other counticw. Inoreaaed fhcllitieafbr review and ipcoial prepam- “1871 ’flu PlMm’1 BROAD GAUGE—DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE Cafdj. DRS. B. J. ft E. F. BROWN, HOMEOPATHIC Pbyriclan*. OBeein old P. 0. •“•nBon paid to CHRONIC DISEASES. Direaaea of Womm and ClIlMin, Dteearee of the Era, Ac.. As. «T Cotumltetioa tree. OF; MEN’S Central Railway for VTilliamtpori, liam.burg and the South; al Jarney City with Morning Exprere Train of New J crier Railroad for PbiL adelphla, Baltimore and Wuhtagton ; and at Now York with Morning Exareaa train* for Boston aud New England ci tie*. Sineping Coache* are attached to thin train at Cincinnati and at Clifton, (Hn.penaion Bridge.! running thro ox b ic New Ynrk without cb»n«re. Sleeping co.che* are alao attached at Horuelteville running through without change to Albany NIGHT EXPRESS,-dally,‘^Sundav* excepted;) leavcaXMifton 5.»» P. M , Smpenaion Bridge at 5.35 P. and Buffalo al 8.25 P. M. arrirre al Turner’* al 9.05 A. M. (Breakfret.) New York GRAM & PHILLIPS Arc bound to sell JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! PUYSICLA^and^urjeoto Dwelling on Broad- WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. OBce wart enJ of State •treeL Ila*tinn- DR. C. C. LINSLEY, tn the (Sty, Manufactured by Dry Goods, WOODRUFF ! BOTANIC and Eeteetie Pby.ician and Dantivt, tre*U all eh rente and acuta dteuare*: will attend to aU calls by day or night. Office at NaiBvile. A. I». DRAKE, M. D.. NEW CARPET HOUSE PARTICULAR alien ttea given retoe treatmept of Private Direaie.. <Mlee over F. D. Aekley’a Drat Store. Mate atreel. Halting*. REMEMBER, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dailj Groceries, !04» P. M.; Clifton.'lOJK P’. HANLON, 31. D., Washington Blo?k, South ride State St. iMt The very BEST PLACE to buy Elmira for reaarl SharonSpriugi; at Grey court for New..J V— V. J. _:.L___ And everything in their line of Goods at prices as low an at Jaekson, or Grand Rapida, And In many cases Lower. * CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, tO- All Styles of Women’s and Chib (Iron's Wear,-* The Best in the City. cinnaii ai v.re r. «.; virveland al J.W A. M.; Clifton l4e_P. M.; Buapanaion Bridge al I.U Great A Phillip'* Store, lluting*. J. C. WOODRUFF. HYDE ft BALER. MATTINGS, The Corner Grocerv. MATS. New Goods J vat Rftcrntd UPHOLSTERED GOODS, IN THE WORLD afl accorii- C.H. HICKS, LEAL Eetaie aad iMnranee Agrata. Hou*** to W*. of PtoUadeiplM*. lardurd. (Still Continue to R|f1l' GRAFT# PHILLIPS. NOTTINGHAM MTEWART A NTEINHOFF. Sorieai and leciaiical Dentists, iartfoni. Groceries, LACES, Cxtl. H. Bl? BB WM. II. JEWELL, 74 MONROE STREET, Crockery. WOOL MKIHS In a daylight journey ite ever nfinagiaa ten GTIASD BAFIDS, MICU/GAjr, O-AU FOXTIGKXTfi VIA ERIK RAILWAY, REGISTER of Dead*. Gnml Crravq Notary Public. Offiee in the Court Glassware, A Hastings.! •>. W. MAYNARD. &C., &.C.. MILO T. WHEELER. 1. 1>. RUCKEK COUNTY Treasurer. Office ia the Court Moure. WM. R. BARR, Opposite the -Natior.nl Hotel. Cheaper than any Store in Hartings, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. F. IMMEN. 3 0 Years Experience ! Bl the Court Hott**.- Hartlag*. Hare I » per Cent, by baying far CmIi of E. H. MALLORY. Mr. MARBLE haring bought the Cardin; J/a chine lately owned in Middleville, and baring removed It to Hastings, and Go there tor your CHOICE OBOCEBIE6! NATIONAL HOTEL, Guarantee Snt int action. FLORENCE Oysters and on hand nt all hours. 25yl H. A- BU8ELL. The! Hoaeatead Property or Rplondld Opportunity: NEAR THE BANK. 53?"Wool sent by Railroad will be The beet stock of Meat always on hand. Carded to order, and sent back in good SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, Call and Get your Steak, Royts, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. condition. ur any thing you waul. ? hardened, and will last a life-time. No utber Ifaebine run* *o ea*y or make* to little doom: ia ha oparatior. It will make any width of them deaired with­ out basting It wil) Cord, Braid. Quilt, Bind Gather, Hem­ atite h. Ruffle. Tuck, and Fringe neatly and dr rebly We warrant n to **w everything needed in family, from toe hcavieat to the lightest fabric. In Tailoring or Dreeimaking mabcixck Shop in BARLOW ft GOODYEAR’S Grant ftd Phillipa' Store. AARON CLARK. AN AUCTIONEER duly Hccared by the Unite Haillan. Aut. X 1871. New Warehouse, Adjoining C. F. Dwight A Co'* Foundry. WELCOME MARBLE. July, 1671. $1.00 for 75c -4wM of Summer ota mv at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. A MUDGE. Gold & Silver Watches, Fine Gold. JoweLry, , .°”"‘F'2.axd hack line. 5T.“ '■ Dry Goods and Clothing wnianr June 1,1871. tf MIDDLEVILLEEXCRANGEr nitLfoZDHL2?nJi®2?- (t”»«Hy cterft of th. yr°Prtetor. Tann. moderate, aad the coiafprt of gown made a > pre tally. SIMON P’RKENRUTH. TRIB MACHINE HAS NO EBOAl To the Ladies!! Meat Market I Family Sewing Machine Alwin Drier and Reaiy for Wort. riff of Dam Cenattr; office at toe iffioe, nt the Court Hone. Harting*. ' CENTRA! ^j. AB0VE CUT REPRESENTS A fine Mock Jvsr Opened COME AND SEE THEM C. II. HICKS. r z------- J. ROBERTS k CO. ttonm-ul Ncwa Dealer* S0^^,s"“ret"*'IV,>d " 0,1 Po* °°M onJte' . T ' yftmtlnjg. wArre. JO,,N mIchael, BOTTLED WA BBS! ____ Ara™s».s- cuKiijm W INB QB BBEK SoM Sifter ail Plated Yant Valcke*. Clock* o>« Jeweiry Repaired ALBERT EISELBERG, dAwtf 8L ChgHan Rentannmt m i WILLIAMS, ft CO, Awm. Bins printed on short not.™ thuOfin. �■ WH OB I I®pi greble A-TTEITTION! and That to buy Goods In Fact Good Bargains in RUSSELL Goods are Cheaper than Low! at the stobb of You must visit the Can bo| hod by] Calling at /fcrdware, Stoves. Great Emporium D. R. COOK & GO’S Office in Hastings. Wo 0flier the following Tax Titles ------------Ojr------------ "E KEEP A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ORI IIOIIIIUBIIMES, BOMS & SUB. Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. SKIJfER # DECKER, Our Stock contains a Largo line of of LAJTDS Battle Creek. LEATHER BELTISO A SPECIALTY Situated in the various Townships of DRESS SILKS, ALP/VCAS, POPLINS, W e will not be under­ Large Stack sold by anv House In Michigan. them ns cheap as any house And we will sell From New York to Chicago,' __ Not excepting those that blow wore. . We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. ASSYRIA. ■K-nox.|D(acvmas. umox. ------- — . — ’Al-.'x’t SK1NNSR j- DECKER. THE CELEBRATED SLADE MAPLE GROVE. Farrier’s Improved! K CASTLETON. GRANITE STATE CoruSheller! FOR BALE AT Pta uive ns a Cal! anil see- what a hit Pile of Ms ie will jive yon for a little Maney. May, 1871. Michigan, nucatmox vgofavk 1»14 Ma°hme, We Sell Counties in the State of Just Received, John A. Greble, Mauk Russell. ACKLEY Barry County—ono of the best GRANT 4 PHILLIPS. DRY GOODSI Was’* io n wk UT * W. T. EASTMAN'S! . -'L _Z -li-J Warehouse on Broadway. Druggists and Chemists, and dealers Iq PATENT MEDICINES, WOODLAND. Land and Calcined Plaster, IjwlOOaen ter 100 ten #»!«)(■ * ..xA-x OILS, VARNISHES, JOHNSTOWN. TURPENTINE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. August 10. 187j . -— - r_ BOOKS 4 STATIONERS, C HOICE TEAS, W. H. JEWELL, GROCERIES, BALTIMORE. Rkojhtkr of Deeds. Notaby Public, CIGARS and TOBACCO, KEROSENE LAMPS4 FIXTURES 7* LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES LOWER TILLY FA'ER •ENEIAL WALL PAPER, &c.. 4c.. Phoenix Cash -Xii LIME, WATER LIME. CITY DRUG STORE. State St,. Hastings, Mich. CONVEYANCE!; G- I n lOaofaw^ofa wjf20[ Abstbacts of Titles of land* in Barry County fnmiahe^ on [ e K of a application, at my office in the Court House. W. H. JEWELL. Hadini*, Mick. HASTINGS. 4 <%**rVa¥«f>«?» CARDTON. 10 a 50 a# lO.eJf# Hi « Uof 10 ntfoft . • 4. Forlthe BUST SIIILLIMi H h THE Din W So 31 BARRY. •1 2 S #x«f»wx aaWefa/V 13 15 1« T IT 10 11 BEST AND CHEAPEST IT 36 HOPE; BOWS MB SB, Ladies' Misses and Children’s ’A'.'-.’f; M RUTLAND. Of Home Manufacture, Shoes and Gaiters Go to the MW n pl of e so oi |W Sole Proprietor dr. SHEPARD'S WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. IRVING. COMPOUNB WAHOO BIW Little Red Shop! Russell <fc Nevins, April Gth, 1871. Price, only SO Cents a Hettle. *«x« •• V Westof Bank. Th I a article baa been thoroughly teated and found a auro and apoedy euro for tho following complaint*. Have now on hand . The LARGEST STOCK of HARDWARE HARNESSES! Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costiveness, Ferrous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever A Ague, Dyspepsia, IFarms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. Ac. BAB.BY COUNTY. Price, only 30 Centra Boule. Proprietor, BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL ! Grand Rapids, Mich. For SJ. by ACKLEY » BLADE, Hastings, Mich- MUSICAL! COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTE. Agent far the jutlly celebrated LEATHER belting. Tinea * fiiley tacm, .4 FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. mabk bubsell This is the Lad uho drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's MW ORANGEVILLE. .wKef.aK YANKEE SPRINGS. for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. THORNAPPLE. L.EL STAUFFER. c. N. SHEPARD, bole agents for the JOHN A GREBLE. A. WOOLEY- PRAIRIEVILLE. ■ •J?efa«J? of Shepard’# Compound Wahoo Bitter* than there la In a whole cm# of any other kind in market. Recommended by all the flret Claaa Phyaieiana throqfjhout tho City and Country, aa the boat Family Medicine in uae. No Family should bo without For Salt by Drawi»t» «n<l Deaiera Generally. ITS- 19 £0 Mmdicixk within th# reach of all. ' UMtv.p. UP­ GO TO CLARK18 FOR PICTURES. Parties deairing to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. EL COOK Jfc CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wines and Liquors! FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSE*. Alas, Imported Donbllo Porter and Edinburgh CSa’Ala'kapto.Mta.UyMUBd. M. ’Huliori. Mid �Tlfa Rspilsuc^n Bjyiwg. JuiLY inntnfo thjt trial. HOLMES^ FaklUher, ■ ICHIGAH CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division AUGUST 16n. Railroad Items.—Hon. Allen Potter, Warranted Custom Mad* Boot* fromi Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson of Ksdamaaoo, a man of Great influence ’^Buntan’b and experience in railroad matters, has Call on Mm Wilcox far’millinery. since the visit of the railroad delegations at that place, been looking through the, goods of ail the latest and best styles. pineries north of Greenville. On his re­ First National Clothing House. turn he reported that “the half had not —Go there for the best and cheapest Clothing, Gents Furnishing Good*, ate. been told him.” Wo knew it, but now that ho knows tf KG. Wilijamb. how it is himself, he will of course con­ “ A setting hea never gets fat,” but vince Kalomaro* that there ia some­ most any person can get fat by buying thing up in tho wopds worth looking their groceries of J, Maus. An Every-day Story- ChsrloU* 11 JSrwl 700 si “Hello John, where are you going T” “I wits going down here to buy some gncere. ” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to bay mine.” “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t any of him, I always go there to buy crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Besides ho wak ranted IT. The crockery he keeps is the Boot’s celebrated ware.” ■•Well, I always do so on groceries, and 1 know you can. Besides Ik* takes anything 1 have to tel! ata fair price, loo. I get a IxsUer tobacco, lea and sugar there for the same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 16, 1871. after. Last week we rereived, too 1st* for insertion, a note from tho Secretary of Railroad meeting at Smyrna, stating that the amount of organizing stock ap­ portioned to them, had been subscribed and the five per cent paid in. We were informed yesterday morning that Hastings had secured her full amount of organizing stock, and now stands ready with Lowell and Smyrna, to take tbo next important step. Of course Kalamazoo will experience no difficulty in securing tbo amount of stock apportioned to that place. ■ Do the people of Greenville fully real­ ize the importance of placing themselves in direct connection with the great lines of competition south ? Wo understand ■ they do, and are ready to engage in the work to accomplish Um deaired end- We know they have been quite heavily tax­ ed of late, but we believe in view of what the future of that place may bo, they are willing and oven anxious to be burdened just once more.—Lawell Joum- Clover Bullets! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo a ad Ann -A-rbor WHEEL ' CULTIVATORS, GALE ANU KALAMAZOO, —BALL. PLOWS HJVD CASTINGS, Hams, Williams 4 Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Barry county, but they Tr*ia» on th* Chieaco A Miohirsn Lak* Shore R. K. leave Grand Raplda for Murkrsvn and White have one that will stick any and ail kinds of meldings that are needed. HalL a< follow* : (hieaco ExprtM at 10-00 a m. Detroit Kxprwsat They also have on band a large number The Ragle of yesterday nays, of Mr. 500 p m. of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low Eggleston's argument before the Jury, “ that it was poipted, condensed, argufigures for cash. merUativo, and delivered with that j>cGo to < 'ommins & Brown for Points, culiar force and earnest and elegant manner which always characterizes Mr. Oil*, Varniabea, etc. Eggleston's forensic efforts. From be­ ginning to end this speech wain math­ ematical demonstration.” That >• so Air. Eagle, tho demonstra­ Best Meat near the bank. tion being tho utter inability of the Birkenruth tells meat reasonable. Prosecution to make n case, even when Smoked Hams and Shoulder* st Birconducted by such able men a< Church and Eggleston. Salt Pork, fine quality at Birken­ ruth’*. The number of scholar* enrolled in I will sell better Meat, and at lower the Hastings Union School at the open­ prices than any other Market In the ing of the Full term : city. • g. Birkenruth. WU »i»e two ealertaiumentr. High School Department, Grammar “ . LOST. Intermediate Somewehre near tbo Depotor on Stale 2d Primary 8L, Tuesday eve. A black ribbon-sash. of the Enclbh Comedy entitl'd 1st Primary The finder will confer a favor and be rewarded by leaving it at the Dentist ‘THE SERIOUS FAMILY!”: office of Stewart A KleinhofT. and the routine fam oTTHE BIBBSES. _ I specllvely Sep. Oth. Mrs. Mary Htclnhoff. Adnusmoa M ato. Chiidrt n 'r.. Poors open . “ Primary T New goods has ju*t arrived at \ BACK BUMBKKS ’ 47."' ' R. MUDGE'i. We can supply most oil of the back I ._ number, of lie Jelly Baksbu from No. , j. L. ± D. Rrrn -TIn. mnnuheturAttention I (ng firm arc to make seven enterics in I I have a yoke of cattle and a single 4. W ill send as oom pie tc a fife as hi»rm>AM*w -ai.v.1 (|jeC3rrjaffo jjnca^ union Fair, a> for 5 cts. MVNnncper copy. Dealers...... supplied horse for sale. Will sell on time tor ible at usual rates. ; good paper. R. J. Graxt. follows: Two light top carriage*, four Aug. 30, 1871.4 single open buggies, one double buggy. Town crowded. . They have just completed a beauty in , “Onm. stormy night in winter when Busi new lively. the chape of alight buggy. It is finbbtho winds were blowing cold,” I bought | ed off complete in the finest style and to Wheat on the raise. me a pair of boots and rubbers at Maus’. crown :di, has Reed's Patent Shifting Streets full of dust I Rail applied to the top. Everybody full of business. The <Jays of grace on accounts due the late firm of Dickey A Bently, are Over 40' teams in town to-day. Auction.—There will bo a sale nt pretty nearly out. Thos* interested will do well to take notice, dtoaepl I Several merchants gone east fer fall , auction on the premises of Nathan Lu■ cas, two mile- east of the Centre of Another railroad will not effect the ' goods. j Carlton, on Monday, Kept. 25th, 1871. j low prioes at Maus’. Middleville is actively engaged in pre- Among the articles to b* sold are three . paring to build anew school house. work homes, five milch oowg, three ■ Wanted. Wanted. ' ioyi * I -------------yearlings, enr two-year-old, hogs, wag­ Every one having unsettled accounts In you are in doubt whether to kiss a on single buggy, cutter, hay and farm­ to call and settle the same by September pretty girl, give her the benefit of the i jn>; utensils. AM sums over $5. nine : 1st. for I must have my pay. doubt-______ __ | months credit at 7 per cent, interest. ! 10wl Mason Allen. OAWINO MACHINES, HAEBOWS, ESC., and the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. in Barrv County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’* Hardware Store, Brown’s Now Block. Local tSlipijie^ Notice?. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY [.SnccMeon tv bickejr a Bentley.] •fit Union Hall. Extraordinary ! The New York Comedy 'Company patlifday & JNoji. tVe’g, nJ MANUFACTURERS OF RASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. 'ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SLMJfG $c., Broadway, near nrrr. WITHIN TUB REACH OF ALL. TFr are1 every day solicitedtofurnish Plates of Teeth Advick to Lover*—when you cannot Sol Smith Russeix gave one of his for less than our usual price, backed with. the complaint Dox’t you know where to get your catch the last car nt night, take a “buM” pleasant entertainments to a large nu of parties who say they are unable, to nay so 7nuch.~tbt boots and shoes ? I do-at J. Maus'. instead. diencr* at Union Hall last evening. owto give all a chance to have Teeth who need and A Detroit Jeweler exhibits among Wherever Mr. Rmuell may go, we as­ should’ have them, wc willfrom this date, for a few Cancer can be Cured. sure his audiences that they will wit­ other fancy goods in his show window a weeks, drop the price almost one-half. We will now mahe ness no second class or ordinary* enter­ L. N. Mixer's * scrofula and cancer liorasol with n perfect clock in the han­ tainment. He Is a polished gentleman full and Complete sets for$25. Single Plates, Upper | • t mixture In warranted to cure nil ca.tc* dle. or Under SIS. in every way, and bin entertainment* —--------- —— of cancer and scrofula In every form. The New York Comedy Company's are meritories, as being the product of Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad- Band were out this afternoon and sere­ extraordinary genius. naded the people wjtb some of their fine J lusting*, Mich. nieces. pieces. *1 Senator* T. W. Ferry, of Michigan, over Grant <f- Phillip*' Store, Hastings, .Mich. J Maus is bound to sell his groceries. Linen collars reaching, It issaid, ncar- I Reuben E. Fenton, of New York, and ' | George G. Wright, of Iowa, have been I ‘oad boots and shoes if he don’t make a I h’to ihc—boot tope, are fashionable in ’ A. Ea>)[ ' traveling through this<8tatc, investlgatcent i » t w : Ing Its resource*. At an election held in Cedar Bpring* ‘ ~ T ’ w ---------11 cent sugar at Butell’i*. | H. A. Goodyear. Dan'i Striker. on the 4th Inst, It waa voted to raise a i Get ‘-Quarter Stretch" badges or Life j Rubber mop* at Butell'p. sum, by taxation, of $15,000 with which Membership tickets for the Union Fair, Peaches fresh and nice at Buscll’s. to build a fine public school building. .4 and so save all bother. You can obtain ; Strj^ Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep­ them for $2 or $10 each. The time tables on the Valley Divlssia, at Bus ELL'8. ! Ion of the Michigan Central Railroad The Town Talk or« to «* changed Monday. ALL. Ol'R WORK WARRANTED, STEWART & STEINHOFF. NO USE Goodyear & Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci- j The Grand Hoven Herald will be Isgoxs just received and for sale at tho • sued daily during the Fair, at Grand City New* Depot Rapids. It will be printed on the The Lsaorar Stock of School Book* grounds. in the City at the City News Depot. Remember the entertainments of tho New York Comedy Company, this, and Best cheese in the city at Busell’i*. Monday evenings. The'.r play- arc spo­ ken of as being worthy of an appreciate A Oaoicz Stock of perfumeries at the public. City News Depot. Wish Action.—John J. Knapp hat For Photographs and Pictures, of all boon appointed special agentoftlie P. O. kinds, call on J, F. Minkler. Department for Michigan and Itui* na vfre Redfield, removed, The Tows Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigars I Lxonw’ HarosTTOBr.—This beautiful in the market at Post Office. ' and useful magazine is fresh at over and full of guod things, useful tilings, cheery Cheapest fruit jarat Busell’s. things, articles solid, articles spicy, prose The place to buy your boots and «hoe« and poetry for adults and children. iaat Runt an’s. Hitchcock & Walden, Cincinnati. Custom work made on short notice, Chkaf Bkctrsuon.—During the great in good style and reasonable prices Union. Fair, at Grand Bapidt, next ____ at Runtan’s. week, the D. ft M. Bailroad will usue ^tidies’ fine shoes of the- latest Wytes tickets at one-half the rrgulay rates to «t Rmsn 3 and from Grand Rapids, at all stations. CITY PAINT STORE ! COMMINS a. BROWN PAINTERS Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, PICTLBE FRAMES. GLASS, ETC.. ETC.. Sign &, Ornamental Painting, Dealers in FBITIBE! noma’ Cull at 1 JOHiST WOLF’S' Iron, Nails, Glass, Detroit Stoves, LOTS .AND TILES Of IT HAND AND BOUND Graininj, TO SELL. Paper-Hanfinei. Kahomirnnff, Ac., I MADE OF Luke Superior Iron THE BEST IN THE WORLD. wrf ' Hostings, Mich. Wooaeu Wa*e» FURNITURE 0? EVERY DESCRIPTION. Shrou<ljfurnM^ if de,... tr$v JOHN WOLF. Also the . FWOODLAM) PARLORS. . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-11.pdf 6aa6eac2c50ff80e9ba4b6c373456895 PDF Text Text 2ljc ij fl s tings fl tinner DALLY edition. -___ VOL. I. HASTINGS, HUGH., MOND/vTCVENtN.fi~\FI».r THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. Tw«nty-fifth Diy i Procsadinga. Making within 25 minutes of thn ♦;« —- ------------- ---------- — ho was gone. r tho t”no . coant of Sailing's draft Tin. fa «/.» ’» kra“^w^r< f “ a ' xonnxe st-Miox. n n n n • ”’ ,87L P. P. Hughes argument continued I from tho point where we left off Satur- 1 lv hi . •t . . WOUla h0 b® hkoday afternoon. it* h0"' ’i*11 <b«t \. My filth general projioeition is \ ™ f “>' »»» con.orant.arf that the body could not Imvo been dis- ShL B««>d« be w„ wilh pwed of by tho defendant in tho time »-™., nmlung it diBcult, if oot iniKM. allowed. He wm gone from his house ..bin, to tuoro tho body or row tho boat from 9:30 to 10:45, just 85 minutes, as taken mon, we have shown by several witnesses and ira. on thu branch of myrabject than 1 they are pomtaw about this. There is had intended but I haw .tudied thia mya no con^ct at all as to when he returned, t.nou. rara a. no one clra ha. Xuditri and let us see if there is any an to when It, and bare put mm tim„ it than he left. We have four witnesses who are any one elra and I intend topreyou positive ns to tho tune he left his house, the full reeulu of my innntigation, uo or to circumstances which immediately matter now much Hnw it take., .nbiect, attended it. Miss Scribner and Herbert of cottrra, *o Hi. Hcnor, for in no o th.r Ihinw say it was 9:30 end they uro corraGeratod by !h.<" ti™ ll... th^ l.i. K1 ”’r mbcratlMl hv They l oth say tho boat left at 10 and so v» N docs Miss Piper. Mrs. Bucklev who Li ' ** , “‘“Pl^rancc on Sunday, was Mary Rugglea nt that time, h the ] "“i j** U ““P 1,0 cou‘only one in conflict as to tire time ho loft, -n1-' do°* ?ot *nd’$ate guilt She says that Herbert Piper left her lhl9 “ a <hlhcult question to discuss, for house th at evening at 8:30, that sho re i -,0 ,nan.niay Bay how another will act members this from tho fact that her c®pm «“erK*<'«v'. but if then- is tuttor.om^irauof tor oompuy n« “ l*pranincra, hi. lather cumnlaiiMMi <d her company starstav- “n'”“ tUing °n •nrth,'‘n ft appe«nmce«, lus ---. i- ...1 , • J . 1 appearances that dnv am r»w«;nk .m 11, 1871 f t NO. 24. ------------------ -- ---------- ------------------- --------------------- d .'ra n« ” ^ATb^MnM ZS rad^„'rF“UXd:r Xou >*»>■«6nitwT„:ld।“*««•.•»»^-i«^.“h^ro“^vhi>lraSri°: ih?^r1x,‘;KS:b^.'& S plain. jBut is it not more probable that J~TV~ ruh.. It wiw 9:30. Ufl l*,<r 8Uid, and that sho ‘ i W C.Otl‘e" 8th. Ingram says ho tossed his head o i <» ... "r?r at thl-s P°iut ,<md* additional susond said, “God, I don’t know wh™ h« 7d‘ , oy 5m?’ ,^at I“id picion to tho disturbed ground found by U, ho will probably turn un on «nlt «. । out uoarLv “ 11000 on Monday I hero licv. Mr. Fisk, for that piece of woods ter." Thi.^PLS7faff, M T? a torri^_& l‘Rl fuU bnt ’ould no3r thL4)int oa tl‘° proved that ho ever used profane lamru- U hkely that if he toik any 4th. It wiwTot Vanderpool for where nnd In™, nnra. i.o„ 1^. would spread . did ho get the boat? II» wm shown fore, so that ft looks ns if ho thniiwhf h.. “ » toi* • ho,r b‘K n luK’1 110 hBd 1 001 to buve fb" meBM I,rocnro one. must put this fa this time in oHerto *“?■ H >• nut natural, ho would con- no did nny indicate having been on , make^t stren“ r “ UoS M bo <,Ottld"nch ° To-va^- W »>o took a bont from 8<h- The, nut into tho uiunth nf ....... Hwo >« the bo.t natural ,lory. It it read wtot Iraramo of it? All Ito. I>utchmun-Niinfnu™.,r—that'ho don , *“ "*•* F«eM bud diwn- provra Vandorjxxd waa not iu that boa; howird in tho bank but thia onio Prarod and them wat a run ou tbo bank, and tliat tbran wm no doad body thorn roborato tho .torr of VandoniooT that 1 ™?d ” IT ,n*“‘ral t,r l,iln *> lako i and that whorror it we., I.o war totally tho dog w.u in tho bank and^ha'' Fidd I “T^1” “* U,“ M. «>uld, nnd nnmnrarnet atopt ducorory. If it wx. ’..ItoringwithH RoXraimild'P'™J u .how in order to rat Vanderpool their theory not only hearing Ito, use another orth winch nt *? X“b “h "l"' lb' b*’k wra , '»''*« grtnmd but it put. ob.tabody believes. “ ey ,bould come in and see ' cl° 1,1 tho T“-v» for 1,0 d,d «,any <ko 10th Hi. iiiiiin.fni ■ .< ' Ploufy ol money. Now which Is the bodyout wWi« tlint boat lay there. I fan that tbOr toll you a'tout I ton'v but “‘“*l '’t'1’' 1"'“ ’'luld ,l,rond b“ । “ ”■ °°‘ G<J'g° ,V*“J‘’rIxx’1 ’ho his writino- ih.. » i v i "*'•’> । , n»on<7 lor that purpose, or that ho would "oct outin tlu»t boat for no little Ixrnt &on ± I .’?v™d to w to~ .» raeb a ma a. there Ira I admit. ItLoommon for on, on.. S Tn J"’"och ' . .V '• V. f “b“! -P ? -SdF 'm eaulell mi wh'nt";u„Vraia “do £ ! V“ “Z S«»l m»«mt rf minor, and tn. I h«'« »'iw“ tint to yoy, . i >ou would do m । jtiv j10 Ja n-.tho very fact that some one elso made i ■m4^X?“ ^,\nO?l, ,M!e!<,XL Nor « “iro any proof that ho was that voyage in that little boat, shows the-lock wnatbo slow* ItU ™ had those •« dotlies on when asked to V >11 11A 1 i^Ut .! IC-V, |‘ iusolveut and if ho was doos ths* prove ' t,iat lli® prisoner at tho bar is not the I'totoble that tor tritor would raw’pUil ITrf1 “ ?” ,..u ho d™..nlx.| how thothtug urthae? OnXu> ptilt, oj. It i., not my borine., to if he went A»ra<- ni K -in a «.* .u- , atunIa? night previous, and onSunday i < one, k> much the Letter for utt, for | .,fVPnt and the mat inrolrent and u the lbow wbo ** wa<' but wc,uld hare be. W ... tho bend 1 ,„e „„ g ‘,7’"^“, 0“m„’ rnmo tho poopt of Stalrin. to bare Sd “ I u my. 1.., nnil i limn . } the other lin,,te Commit G I wa. followed thin Loot instead of Koiug off tc -timony wrong. u i hod an oar lock, ^eM.lLnbef and thnt that >u. he «-> warc ..nr carho ro dor ?’ to But that hc I b'r^ « iaeolrent wXe jg ttto offer ™ « ""W ««.l -Utor thia pr.wuer.bnt aU^Xr. il r?1 d i^o 77“ T .r d"“ ““d ,h'-v ’raid tover tov’o Wng drapH? whik d t.. li.e 1*,!^"“ ” ““Z'’ !UlIUlt#a 1/1 . Z°.ndbrat n ly>*.4 .In..-.. ,l.u . .t“W" “ . . nflfr Stl...— .... - r JU| Jlc ; let us pursue 1ho inquiry as to who it : “ bln JL1 f,,r -*“■ «*- “ to b" tok«.,to h3 to.nl I't', f“™"h mouth of the river and back, and surely■ :Pte«i.ni for .»ri,.K draw .hid, we bulked «t tow to ... found, .nd .. »bofttort >.r. n.itoek,«»lrartl> "1 F,"ld ™,“'d "«t Iravo toma was. After two yuan of persistent ef­ it would take fully that length of time’11 if have proved to be probable. He did how it was thought he was killed, w. fort and inquiry this lioat has never n> notice. j . been found nor accounted for. You rcnot dnvre^^-h^dnJ^hn^mt^ftMiml to go____________________ for the , tout it is not1Hstrange lie reliable should offers know 1 capital towing a <te^l ns M,Jt ProlWfiC> uur want ........... ‘-- He had of u ms pros pros-­ ,neuiber bow reluctantly ho left that not druggclTw] ■•ruimd h" msnn* I »r Fit t’ if t “^‘rinc but with his friends to the boat something about it, and he would no bo' ,o {'° on w’th •“» business, andinhis his life. 'x,af' nn^ w*wu t0^ 1 ’ S®1 *nto onP ou^ aTShimn^L at Kntnr.,'n7JT7»\, r " 1----- LuTZTcT **that wot itvlocs nvt n« appear appear that that he ho was UM i v-ry very likely hkety to to describe dewribe it it exactly exactly as as !lur ‘ ' prove dis- l°r f,,ftr the beat would swamp, did ho a Kalanutems tand gave no reason tor diking for or devising t . ’ ’ * 2 .2.. _____ stir? He didn’t core whether shi' ------------ - rum, hns ho done1 it? .-l‘bideriii^cmi^°atx»ut it'then kt Betook tho walks to Canfield’s hiU ‘lo no good and everybody would . tec not, ho . knew 5th. If he murdered him for money swamped ,- - > ,or- ------ he -. was safe'*' , happened that it was a re’.l. It ho.had written would he have fixed upon thnt time and for hc hod tho heaving line in Im, hand life house that eveninw which wit with ' tbi-re, that Mrs. Vanderpool thought she ^‘at letter before tho body was fpuud, it occasion, with men in tho next room ami a*1*1 ho know he would bo pulled in. He ‘to l“ "raf&t rai i ra-i^to EXd J?ra.fa- ’raid tora to.. tapraunra. people passing along tho street ? Would wanted tho Kmt to swamp, for.wncn the ...ran Ito >irar and lank would uiato “T unranal nb.-n At thu |w...l the .^nukra etoed on he havoaetected a time when he hud com- Captam tn.il to save it ho said “let (ho «18 ndnuu, of th. trtok ttoo, kmriur , lbc “«*? *e""t w S-unlny atornran. . pany at his house to inspect his actions boat go to hell” It is clear that he 17 mmutradn . hid. .o do all a. raS I d"5r’ “,r"cl *• “"7 and compare them with other times ? ^nted tho boat to go there. HorepreWho. eto.tad to tn do.’ lie todto Held had d..|. Would he have selected a time so that' «jnU’d himself to be without money and __ __ MOXDAr he would have to dispose of the body in .v<?l,we have proved that he hml money., rrauefnauki.own ton- to tto took j I’T* “,ul "f'S I went and examined the safe, When wo adjourned on Saturday, I this manner ? Why, it is one of tho and wo have n right to assert thnt h. ..nd then k. th. Teran Huura, ,luJl | ’™'rad .xrat.nj/the raft, which .hwh they ttov most foolish and idiotic murders I ever , had ns much money as my brother Ek had used in common. If any ono of had gone over substantially the subject spend-a few minutes looking around to I you have n lingering doubt as te the I of his a|yenra»ee en Sunday, and it heard of! gleston asserted was in the teink. He see thatno vne was about, tor be would That blotting letter I have nothing “-V™ don’* kn.OK hut this man Next he I vr ■*u^®cenr'-‘ oi George Vander- ' now remains for mo only to say on that x lie likely to be very cautious. L\ -. Lv *. 1 | pool, look him through and through as i subject that they have failetl entirely to more to sav about thnt. than what has klUod Heriwrt Held and if they e< mould have to get 'a boat, but whore • ‘ he appeared in the bosom of his family ( show anytlung unusual or anything to alreadv been said, for tho idea that bo 1 knowledge thnt, what have they to do would be get one, since they tell you on that Sunday, and satisfy yourself. • attract the attention. Tho question is rontonplatad murder then, is too foolish w th this P™ner ? Mr. Eggleston corthat nil,.the. Imats are kept locked? The thing is imjiOMible. God never what would they huce him say, or how to be considered. rented the speaker by saying that he But ho eoull not take him down the uuuw a made u ibm man with wan the »nv temperamonl leiunerauiuiit of <h would wouiu they liter have nave him mm jook look ?.- 1 toll ion yen yeu . V Who was tho man in that littlo Kaid 1,0 did ,,ot know but this man in river withoutpi out a boat, mat, so. su wo wo must mu have a a Vanderpool, who could do meh 1 there b nothing in 1ms nppearauco or boat ? tho boat carrieil tho body down tho boat from c, eqtoe quarter, we wiuauppu-— • u anj apjM.Br as be did. who>«9uld . actions that day, which would militate If tliat man in the boat at tho Bank "Ver, which explanation tlio speaker he Htole.tho ----------- ----ie boat from a senooner, or au» a umn-and wear home baa panto in ■ guilt, and that is nil 1 have to sav on dock was not Goorgo Vanderpool, he thought made the matter no better, for nr he ho gut CMlt it, it. only onlV he 11O UUlSt BOX* | brood , . day , .... . the ..______ ..<• 1his • | this subject. ’ matter how must have light, •into |)mnu7 « of never committed the murder. Now we ,if the People, by their Counsel, get up had one. then he k would haye to get the family, as-much as to say: "I’ve got’ IX.—My ninth.prepositionis that the have not thfust that boat into this sane, nnd that the prqof is not so clear lxk!y toady and change his elathea, for him killed.and here’s his junta,” who I entries in these books of account are not that is their boat, awl if they say after but what this man in the boat may have he had un'his black clothes when he could sink hk murdered victim iu hake I uguiusc the prisoner. The entcries in this, that it has no Connection with tho curried.awuy tho body, then they have left .tho hous*' and when Im* returned, Miclngan rutd then go to his family phy- : these hooka J say, are not agiuust him. ca.se, what did they introduce it for ? business -.villi the prisoner, for he and the man who was seen in the white sician, M.nuieh uh to say “Pre gut kirn ' 1st. In iho firnt place it will not bo Was it n trick and divico to coat prvju- • bo convictel, if at all, without any boa: had light clothe* on. Next ho ; disposed of. feel of my pulse.” You j preftutnod that these entries are forg- dice against this prisoner ? doubt or uucertainty. The very fact woeld have to take tho body out af the may urounu uuu ,u not । erwa> .v presnwqition mav wni turn around and buy, if he u did cries, <JU on the Wlttrar? contrary u tho No, the Counselor on tho other sido that this body was found so far up the Irunt door, with tho light from tiu) slwt' doiit,«rho.did can’t tell of >1 the these books .l»H ? I CBn t»dl who did it ’' nf m» law a*, -in. that that .tlifMA 1xw»L~m aro nm not is too bouest a practitioner for that and ' shore,in so perfect a state of preservation, shop streaming in his ia£e, far Canaran j. • •’s not.my •business, * - • 1\ -forged. - — • presumption • ▼ « you. . •is to resort to such practice as that. —that nor tho «-bssiThe I .tell 1 points to this man in tlio boat as having swose he hade light there till 10 o’clock, new.of __ 2____________ ,that ______________ ,_________ o,_,__________________________ ________________ r_________________ this twisoner. tiu- books are not forged, and that • But who was in_____ that______ boat r___Was it carried it fj»r out into tho lake,,__ for—all and he did this without tearing odx j.VJL—Thvjo was ■ othing cau.mul in presumptMin muxt aland until overcome j George Vanderpool? I will demon- the proof goes to show that if tho body blood in front.of the counter, or on the ,ou Monday, nw was tho 1 with proof, and thoro is not tlio slightest ■ strata to you beyond ti doubt thnt it was hail boon dropped at tho mouth of tl^. sMemalk, in front of the bank, wlucn ■ Mf ,.loaning the bank cn- proof that they were changed in any I not Vanderpool nnd rf it was not ho, the ’ Manistee river it would Imv.--^ne to raise* tho very important query, vtbx } „Hnn| He was seen by a largo num- other way than iu tire ordinary course of Jwhole theory shore immediately, ” UIWI j falls HUM to MJ the IHV ground. grvuuu. i ,u , and uuu if n carried c»me«J bj S3 did not the blood drip hare as of £n8 friends .and neighbor on that I >uAine*s. I 1st. Tr Ho /had 41 on a gray coat, . their •• • ■ far up by being washed . w oa anrl off down the stepsito the river? On I*111 I -an», jnv, and ?«•» vet, — Bottling be — argued ’ 2d. last r- ws sw arfaai is the anjamont. ’ witness, Mrs( Fralick says and to make tho shore, as it is proved all flood wood e>caa — o return be would would hava to take cur*- ugainatius -. . . appearance more than ---------i.i i -Mr. ­ Eggtestou sayethai ho kept an ac- it dacbly sure wo find the deposition of j and floating material is carried along could of ihefiiiuxt again, for no boat won out ba OTaicst any -one who had heard of; count ut what he drew out m the little Mr. Fralick road. Now, where did he , the shore, it would have been worn and , of place the next morning, nor was any die dfaappea'rance of Field. He was memorandum book kept in tho drug pit this gray coat ? He left his pants battered all to pieces. I tell you this marked-with blood- Ho would havo tq.. j»ot out earlier than his neighbors, and j store. Field was net obliged to deposit and seat nt tho Bank at noon, but he ' mystery about the boat is deeper than can fathom and it is nbt for the prischange his ciotho* again when he catoe ,w it wns was the 1HU JUW most natural time --------in --------the world . ....' ------------all his money -------------------------------there. No witness --- hns wore the gray coat home and if was ’ back and go to Dr. FiaheFa and than fur Wm to cfeauing before .the gu;ie on that stand ami sworn, that the liangin; up in his closet that evening. | oner nt the Uur to be cjjleil to an uchome ' ><«./■ — — I.MMV, i Luainess af the4 day began,n« Iu. hoLrttif kept1 writing was«■a/Kir.>w«tf differenthnnd hand,nn/1 and th/'V they Tbry may eny that he put on one of' count for it If this body wasclropivd FioWs, but if so, and be handled that [ at the’ mouth of tljp $era there is a bunI BoOCttUtrta. Ben.ulrfs UMV The change----------in business, entirely on, tho books themselves, We will now present, in a ttable, ----- , whrti JJU • iu rely........ — / • in it, would ~ it — not show to oiio vwue that it would come inc prusecutian the proseoiuini would wuvuu have **-•«. him do -- in ft*, r- ------i .| dred chances .------ ravu.u be wus was going going io toxvn xun»iit«uv«-.-, alone, was * ver; ven mid I tell you jf ib;z; thess are two Lr~:r.?_, furgenes, | bloody corpse - _ t.besides ..bl., el.z. htltl aro .ra*ra those <5 minutes, with the time it would naJnra.l ooe.'uiun, the Irra, limon had two Knn/lra.tl hundred n,,/l and «■.* we Tinian must neC/lHTlf account !; stums the next.day, and if’ho destroyed it, ashore immediately or within a few for the11arc alterations honestly, if possible. J what of Field's is missing? 1 tell I ciiles at the most, if anchored, ... cake i to . de .1 . each, .....4, ond mrarl then 1 l,An wo ten been . .... _______ 1 tra flita t iruifl hr. v.natlyif Twk«ai)11e. ' .vllUt CORtcoat of Field's iri iniSSUlP' ? I tell I miles at the niG«tAtlfland if nnn^a.cl al.n..then positixelv arranged previous to this cl... probably 3d.The fingecyofthoso books could «erve you 4imt coat describes’ Field, exactly, when the roj« broke. Uuf suppose it will give you his story and we for your­ He did all the cleaning openly and ad witted whoerer cheese .ra to -come selves is the ,, UlUiOU ■ >.l*es which WUUUd ia U*rar anost likely. W»kVCWCd vwrrav ----- --fa. ifat no useful purpose.fur it only goes to in- • and it also describes tho man picked up I was carried 10 or 15 miles into the lake, In the 17 minutes qwken of ho would lh jloixxJk up the carpet the tint .crease Field's uwnev e‘2,00v nnffe Conn on Lake Michigan. Tho lint, too, dre then It might well come aslioro 80 miles , . ‘i tiling _H if :r ihe.was _____ .ra.Inra 'V ell. going rntoelect! etecn ,1m> ever hud. Thevecenk signed fairly 'cribes Field and also tho man in tlict I “way and unabraidod. lt»s idiocy and have to urn would it not be xery natural t > take in that shoe shop gives him an effectual' mysterious boat, for it was a low brown ; criminality to say that these facts 'about Walk frum lu>ttSB Bank, I up the carpet first, ,ar would ho be hke- protection, but tf he bad not that even, I hat, and Vanderpool never wore such a l the man in tho bout aro not suspicious To Tyson Hou-c. ““• ly to have it till he got through* Hu in? has a protection. But they will say hut, but Field did and so did tho man areumstonws and if so to whom do they See that coast is clour. the books would V" ini --- **—I and —-.4 in ia^wIau he Im was vna at nf tho 11m Bank Tin.,!- |1 point liCiillt ? If they flmv say erm tlio m .—.. ----mpectcd. in lit*. the Kzuitboat; Ibesides man was found 10 “ * Mckneo* was not of x character to preGetting a boat. what do (ho books snow? They J , amply dock at 9:80. before V. could have got : 10 days after the 5th of September, I “ vent hk cleaning. To find iron and lash it, ■e kept very there. ; answer that it was just two days before show that tho books 'wore kept way “ I VIII.—Now let us see what tiny Changing his clothes, Now,gentiemvn, gentlemen, take those tdoueniv inueeu, mu chiuB is Lvery —y Now, there facte facte and ■ tho body * was found. Who knows slauenlv indeed, bat uuv ooe tiling . Carrying out A load ing body, 10 “ । bring against hi* appearance. cunridar them and weigh them, and do I when Field was killed, if killed at all, bft. He looked pate hut Ki* sickueu BtrangJ andnotiixaMe»bat when this Taking care of boat on xeturn, 5 “ I ----mode these entries, he not forgot them wheq my eloquent ’ or where he was killed, or where ho — - - —- - - - tt-'*';— accounts for that and he kad been so a vouug num luuuu Changing clothes again, •’ “ — unn. Thn ihauM call in »• his «_• frieuds without any i। hrother brother ailrlnMiina addresses you. Tho Incv law <"»■>• gives WUfl from the 5tll 10 tho 17th. T11CSO *' j week, bowties one of their own witiiossos, Going to Fisher’s, mmaneat excuse and say to them, -see | tho People tho privilege of closing tho, are unanswered questions and no man *’ ■ Secor, says he looked natural. Going homo here that is >7(M) ami that ia M’-O." ns I cnse and wo trust that no persistent effort is so likely to kuow as this strange mar, j 2d. Ho did not answer Young very in toe boat What relation the dis­ “ promptly fa the afternoon, when busy he Mr® before in his life did such a I to cow* «P these things will blind you. Making,r, thing, and thou that both these same no say that it was imnoasiblo for turbed and suspicious spot and the ng do down and back, 48 “ jit his book and then wked what people entX should turn up changed. I tell , him to take tho body out in band found by the Itev. Mr. Fisk bears Add towing u I said. What would they have him roy • vo^thor. i. .uurv ..Jpiriraiu that one 1 1^. brak for Ibcra .1^ Wc^y Bautcr •* 20 to this boat, 1 know not, possibly none, Add nt Fwher’t There was a run on tho bank and busiihimrlhan in anythiaff .Ira Did he wffhm ,S frat,and 18 frat abcra the nr- but it certainly points in that direction, Total, 183 ““ | new was cumfag to a cnsu, and be k..oi that Granta Vanderpool one p>- «. •“ h» could look nitht do.rn m- and the concurronoc of the money band « and i would be verru^b’ to bul“':T .what ! .Ct to tor-,, than.. I mnko no charge-. £ the Uut and wo Itnow that ho ... a with tho suspicious stain, and tho man 'Or two hours and thirteen minutes, ^>and n,i ..rnnn? They sav bo pretended ho sent at I tril vou U looks as if ho know fc'toful eenffnol that tught, for be eaye in tlio boat with money concealed, and toi I a telegram, but wo have proved that he if the shoe shep was open fill ten ofa ’c>-~k S,„t somermng rauiolLing woo wra go.ng to happen. Il be oat door, a great part of tho tho disappearance of Field, form at tho m toss loss e ; tliat uu>»^ •** --, be would have to do ail this work m toast a remarkable coincidence. than ar. ar. hour, hour, or or else else take that body out ' fliLoig ray. he went Uck two or f ,nty have oeen all chance, but it don i »nw^ than Now taking these mysterious focte into the street when ho knew a man , j OTr n ^ er jj 0 lootjt, . .. . ! __.j .k«..------ —:— «----------- ? raX’ JraX | jTg entrto-nt^UW, ton ,{£Ih*™ and circumstances unexplained, if you was fa the next room. ; we Mt often do th, same | 4th. ’Die , or any of you can convict this man for Now to u. xrako a Uble oakulaUJ . don’t 1 11“,u'bed b“° ““J "rii ,|Xi„t iuJ,, drawn out to eommoniration with au acoomplioe and this most heinou'i crime, I would not from Vanderpool’s story: like to answer for that man’s peace of 5 min. I account for it ? , betoH Putar,tto/Fiotd Walking to drug store, ' 4th Thev say ho told 1 etaro ibm f jciu .raartto mind in this world or in thu next This 5 “ •Un — to Into, rad ’to' -----LKXJ34iF.eid. Walking to Dr. Ellis’ house, story of this mon in tho boat was flash­ . 5 “ wo th«> to <W rat think so ? Wtot as to tho amount paid Field. Walking to the boat, 2d. Would Vanderpool have allowed ed over tho country m a very few days X. There is no motive for oomnnttmg From boat to store again, object could he tore in lying ^0“'^ this murder shown against Defendant Fralick to row within ton or fifteen feet after the murder hupjwned, and if Secor 5 To bonk to lot tho dog in, of him and sit quietly ? Tho danger and his enthusiastic followers, Conover, for it would ody Ito’011 » ,rldcD„ If n he h„ touraereo u. murdered him ior his money, bo 5 Going to Dr. Fisher's, it ^trawrads if gndJ “ “ d OT. <nu Jid g u driib.rto.ly, » that it was no ac­ would have been too great and he could Ingram, Balli", Cutcheon and Buggies, 20 had spent half as much time ia hunting At Kober’s, not hare kept himself in that boat. that the tod bran enra.™ riaouiwl murder 01 cidental murder or anything that hap 10 Going Lome, 8d. If it was Vanderpool would ho (Continued on 3d page.) nened in the heat of pawon. luufaprttramra lo,,g; tirara raX Total, 60 T1"- *” �OtFB WASHINGTON LETTIE. Aug. 28, 1871. The Census Bureau rewHs the total population of this DMIet < 111,700 ISA” POLITICAL BTTUATMm. Delano, Just published here and that i District "11,U7 Congresaman Shelhkhnrger at CIsto­ Of this number there are of colored , land, Ohio, are dear and comprehen­ population 43,404; of white 67, SBC mak­ sive reviews nf the situation. Mr. De­ lano going generally over all the ground ing a white majority of 43,802. The total population of the District ia 1980 excepting that of the} tori fT which is I Offer to the tteople of BarryI ably handled hy Mr. Hhellabarger. was 75,000showing au increase in the Their speeches constitute a thorough ।last decade of 66,620 or nearly one hun­ County a large and select I dred per cent. and conclusive answer to the quiblings C. M. assortment of Dry Goods, 11 of Carl 8churz and the recalcitrant course of Horace Greeley upon the per­ Groceries, and a full line ofI TEACHERS NOTICE ­ sonal conduct of the Administration. Mr. Shellabarger accepts for Ohio the i Examination of Teachen for Barry practical proposition of ex-Conimisslonvarious other goods—EveryCounty, Fall Series. cr Wells who is pushed forward by the Democrats as their grand statistical j Th* Fall mHm of laxher* exMalBatioa* will b« thing to be sold Cheap fori hold m fellow*: fugleman for Revenue reform, ami j Cash. Call and Examine I At Orangeville, Oct. Gth. shows that generally and especially In “ Hastings, Oct 9th, and Nov. 6th. Ohio the Democratic platform rests " Assyria, Oct 13th—Ellis School ! the Goods. You will not re-1 upon the strictly revenue tariff, and op­ House. gret it. I poses all protection to industry by At Nashville, “ 17th. moans of a tariff on imports, while the ,. Middlerille “ 20th. Republican reformers in Congress have “ Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. practically carried ont the conclusion, “ Woodland, Nov. lOtli. ' oromnllr at 9 if not the theories of Mr. Wells, and those who agree with him in a demand DRESSED sent by them to Congress. The first nnd most prominent claim therein LUMBER, made was for •* Encouragemeet -call It protection if you will—of American In­ ardoflhe past will net only b. taaiauUad. dustry.” They requite only that thin • tondily adranerd. that the achoob of lUrry may rompam hrarnbly with thana af other oaudaa. Of all Kind*. protection should bo unvarying and le­ gitimate. He endorses the propositions of the “revenue reformers” of tlio Re­ publican party. In favor of a discrimi­ Elerator BalUisj of C. F. Dwight A Co, nating tariff lor protection and for rev\ enne. It will eoasBieneo Sept- «th aad nootiou* *ix weak.. Th. flup.rint.wd.nl of frhooU will *l»o eondoe: Mr. Delano goes so fully over tho HASTINGS, MICH. Held that it cannot be fairly referred tn in a letter, but must bo read to bo ajw Claaane tn the uranehev Uu*hl during the winter preciated. He nails some of the mis­ nil b. formed. PhraM Ihasmphr. Taleltaetoal Lnlhntelie. KeUtns. OraMar. Me&oda of Teaehtakes and falsehoods of the Democratic ; n* 'ullclnir I and Government, will receive apaeial attention, newspapers and othera regarding Presl- took* needed oau bo had of the Saperintandeat at half current prices. Cornell'* Phyiiccl Ueo*dent Grant's Administration of the ! boat aphjr, Kert'a ehorter oouraa in Grammar. Robin- , Revenue, and gives many new jiointa ] un'a Malhemaiira and Handair* Iteadiagaad Elo । in tho history of Sun Domingo nflkin ] OF. MKNV which everybody ought to read and un­ derstand. ' T. B. DIAMOND. LTH. Hama, Wffliama, & Co., IE® ▼AN VELBOR A ROLFE. 1 RUSSELLf JVEriMS, Sash L. RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAUER. ATTORNEY AND 00 Doors, E. A. HOLBROOK. nd OonaaaUon at Uw.and Bolish- ;-4 ...b. Blinds, &c. BEST STYLE GKANT & PHILLIPS OFFICIAL MOVEMENTS. PralriavUlc. Aag.S in. Co. Bupt. Behool*. The President did not return to Wash- ingtoD yesterday as was expected by many angry oflice HCt-kcra. There was AND no -business of special moment requir-1 Ing hi.* presvnee at the Capitol. Ten days leave of absence will bo ATTENTION I j granted to Pennsylvanians In the De­ portments in addition to the usual an­ PRACTICAL HOR8EKHOEING Bad G«aml i nual leave of thirty days, provided such 1 IlBck.mnhin*. at th* old -rtand of A. M. Kock. , uddltiontd leave is necessary to enable M. PRICKETT. them to vote, < The Auditing Commissioner of our City Dinin# Rooms District Corporation is advertising for claimants against tlte city of Washing­ ton. We suppose that few will refuse to respond to* the call especially as there is now plenty of money in the Treasury. TINE BOOTS! Arc bound to aell WM. L. COBH. Bam «WUBU. will Hl'.tnM u> rij Blmhhu Batnutod HARVEY WRIGHT, DRS. J. M. A C. RUSSELL, DRS. B. J. A E. F. BROWN, ll?:Y,tyFATM.ty Phniciam. OBeo tn old P. 0. |Tk, poor treated creiailouaiy Tbanday after JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN and Surrnon. Dweilin* on Broad -ay, Baar the Court tiauaa. Io the City. Masnlhetared by DR. C. C. LINSLEY, Phyiielan and Deatiit. WOODRUFF! P. DRAKE, M. Ik, REMEMBER, l attention given to the treatment of Groceries, | Waohlngtou Block, South side State St. HANLON, M. D„ SESaarasart* BJUTWELL’S STAR ASCENDING. Ail Styles of Women's and ChllAnd everything in their line of Goods at prices as lew iw at Jackson, or Grand Rapid*. And in many caw*. Lower. The Best in the City. Snrjean aid Meciaaiial Deatisis, GB.4XT# PHILLIPS. HYDE k. HAUER. C.H. HICES, ©9*411 CosUbm SUr’- 11 0,,,‘ * The Corner Grocery. N’w Got,ds «i««t Received. oorlOVtf STEWART KSTKINHOFF. ’ J. C. WOODRUFF MUEICAX! LOCAL MATTERS; C. G. HOLBROOK, WM. UPJOHN, Horsemen Dry Goods. Secretary Boutwell has left for a short vacation. He has been hard at work st L.*£. HTAJP'FKR. bls desk most of the summer and uow Aconov Bills printed on short notice only gives himself a temporary respite ; intending to return Id two weeks. Hc at thin Office. takes all the congratulations received from those who rejoice at bis ruccees, .and the condemnation of those who envy the high position he has earned, ‘l^t.ltMAN RICH, Dealer in Mimic*! In uMrat.,Shret Moaie. Moiieal Hook* rtc. Aho with grave equanimity. The premium rm for th* jn«tlr celebrated at which the new loan is now being TirLoa a firley omat, taken iu Etaopr, is a practical and as­ tonishing result of Mr. Boutwell's financial genius that will pale the Inch _______ ___ factual fires of bis petty rivals, and turn j Mioh. off the gas from the unail light fl nan ‘ dor* so effectually that In the darkness •which surrounds thBm, they will be un­ CAKII FOLICUM. able to find the thread of their fine spun arguments dropped so suddenly by them, on hearing the cable news from R.publlr of Cbinago. Aaaott*. R.UMB43 Horn, of l/iltnhn .t London. Inflationists here are subsldMjn r MMM1 K> lug. They fly their kites now very 20.JD 29 low indeed. 3.000.000 W WM II. HAYFORD tau Agoat: jUda bonght aad *Wd. and mil ba*. num traaaortion* on reaaoBBble term*. OAee ovnr Howi, of New Terh to Helt} Groceries, IIOOL OARBIJIfi A Hastings .1 Crockery. Glassware, J. W. MAYNARD. &.C., &,c. The delightful rain of Wednesday ■ night was much needed by thu crops' SiKW PLAN. CASH POLICIES. j of this region which were fast drying Cbwper than any Eton ln Haatinn I m,.v„ ’,,U> T- WHEELER. up and withering under the intense 0°l> ri T~..r.,, oa„ I, ,a, beat of the sun. The country smiled s..< I, p„ C^4. b, b.,,., 04 again and the streets of the city look quite attractive in the absence of dust. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. SHERIFF. OSee al the Court Uooae. HaaUn*». aaa. *a> i.im, 1HH. 1 The reduction of the grade on tbe Hia . Thia Halal, bo l.>u* and favorably kaown sidewalk at the east front uf the Treasury to the Trar hag Public, ia, being thoroughly r«DEPUTY U. 8. Marahal. General Collectla* A*en*. and Auctioneer. Building is now completed and tho flag will continue Io be kepi ’• MARBLE haring bought the Carding A/a c. It hickh gingand steps at both entrances which B< a Piral Claae Hnnae. --------------------- — lb. . „ F- ”• MALLORY-. chine latciy owned iu Middleville, and required to be reset will be finished in having removed it to llaatinga, and a few days, when it is the Intention of licit the palronac. ! a\-V..“tb7<&-to supervising Architect Mullett to put » in the city. i F. l.Y'ON. proortoior a large force to work cleaning the en­ beat manner and tire front of the building which has so long presented an ofiten<lvely dirty ap' Guarantee HntlMln<< LOST NOTE. ]*earancc. Our District military organizations ’• G<:>:s> (irirhrr are Increasing in number. The “Alex­ ander A. Shepherd Guard'” have just NEAR THE BANK. S3?** Wool sent by Railroad will be organized at tho Howard University. The best stock of Meat always on hand. „ „ "’COLEVILLE EXCHANGE. Carded to order, and sent back iu good Dennis Dardin confined in the Wash­ Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, condition. ington prison for tbe killing of John ur any thing you want. BURKsRT ECKERT. Dated H aatin*i. Ab*. 23. 1 b71. au*31 t7 McCarthy either feigns or actually is siMON P'RKENRUTH. troubled with bad dreams and the rav­ Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S HaitiM*. Au*. 3. 1ST1. ings of insanity. He lately attacked Michigan Exchange. 3 0 Years Experience ! central " Meat Market! WHEELER Jc DOWNING W. P. James the alleged aecessorj- to NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, the murder, confined in. the same cell with himeelf, and chocked him. He DEA LEKS ^uJJry Good*, Groceries,Booja aud exclaimed rcpeateuly in his ravings " Why was I ballotted for to kill Mt We pay thr hiyhnt market price for aU kinde Country Produce. Carthy." This is thought to be signifi­ cant of a conspiracy to, perpetrate the We am constantly receiving additions to our LARGE HTOCK OF GOODS and murder by certain of h& ouemies. ]already aelling el bottom Agurea. Suit bos been brought against the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Copapxny by W. Mathews for refusing to permit him under a transfer, to take MONEY TO LOAN I tbe can buyond tbe Junction. He claims $1,000 damages. Call oa ar addrt Captain Davenport, who is charged^ yean. ]Lake. Barry Co.. Mieh. with an atsnult with intent tokill Jus­ JOHN WHITMORE. tice O. 8. B. Wall, iostill confined in jail awaiting trial. His trial will take place In September. He will be represented by T. F. Miller, of this bar and the Hon. John M. Harlan, the late Repub­ lican candidate for Governor ef Ken- ' 4CLarr. Naw Warehouse, Adjoining U F. Dwight A Cob Foundry. $1.00 for 75c K •▼I«’rllnno1»u,i Card., WELCOME MARBLE. o/su^iC0^ j. HACK uni for ovary traia.* Dry Goods and Clothing HERRICK. Gold & Silver Watches, Flue Gold Jewelry, Selid Silrer aii PM Ware. ( .'xbe., C1K1U u< Jewel,, «e~lte4 at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. boimd vmnuiiKR! “I sees, ALBERT EIBELBERa, Botarra. Grtm^aft^C h???i " . H®,1'1* ~— ----------------------------“ S. B. BOBBS. *• Roberts a coM p»inUnir. �greble that they did in charfag *Rar Man Springer and trying to convict V-wiw pool right or wrong, tb. W Mta, a mdeed there to one, might long tfnoa have been brought to justice, I'OyCLVMUX. 1st. Those two ;enwere friendly and they have failed to show auyotber feel­ ing, for tjbe letter of Mrs. v nnderpool which has been brought in as oontra< lieting tho statement that they were friendly, shows nothing at all in regard r UO«lOvO to tho state of feelings existing between II them ns personal friends. Dried Apple* in 2d. His hopeful disposition is against y-ple 8Lg.r. •is Chicken*, per it, fur such a disposition does not oom. niit crime. No embarrassment would drive such a disposition to crixno, for he FoUtow.pvr.0 ... . would look beyond the present into the Applw.pw bu*M rraobaa. bright future. nii*”’ *ir<ea' |W lb 3d. Tho defendant’s good character ,fc” hns been unquestionably proved. Not ■Sheep Falta,........... CalTM Skin*. Grr»u one shadow of suspicion has bean cast upon it, and when we attempted to (Ireiwkx, ■ *M prove his character, the door was thrown open fur the other side to contradict this, Khoulder. but nut one word has been wliis|x>red against him from man, woman or child. 1 demand of you, and at the hands of each of you an acquittal on this grunud if ou^o other, for it is sufficient to raise a reasonable doubt, and the Judge will instruct you in that case to acquit. 4th. it has been proved, iuirly mid squarely proved, that Field waj seen The r«ry BEST PLACE to bay after it is charged he was killed. Mrs. Springer saw him so long after thu tiiuo alleged, that if her (tine) vra« mill time, it would yet make it iodg after CAHPKTS, the time he is alleged to have been kill­ ed, and she is corroborated by Charlie. Mr. and Mrs I»tt, and E. B. Hall say OIL CLOTHS, they saw him after 1 o’clock, uud Geo. Fonl and Miss Ella Magill, swear thev saw the door oi»en that afternoon, anil MATTINGS, dare you in the lace of these five wit- j nessM say that he was not seen at all? MATS. I Their testimony must be taken and con- : siderod os good as any, if not im-1 UPHOLSTERED GOODS, peached. NEW CARPET HOUSE \ ATTENTION! and That to buy Goods Good Bargai RUSSELL You must visit the Con boj bad by| Calling al Hardware, real Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S Stoves, Office in Hastings. He Offier the following Tax Titles Harnesses, SKI.VER $ DECKER, Agricultural Tools, &c. of LANDS Battle Creek. leather belting a specialty Situated in the various Townships of We will not be under­ Large Stock sold by any House In Michigan. Counties in the State of Michigan, Jost Received. John A. Gkeble, 1»1< ACKLEY Barry County—one of the best SKlKKBRJf DECKER. THE CELEBRATED Farrier’s Improved! SLADE ASSYRIA. nascairriox *actiox.!OB*curnox. asenox. --------■ ’pWVofBWjf ») »{w i/Jf I. M >.J n o X of n w », I north 60 acre* of .X..X •Mvfa-K MAPLE GROVE. “ H of a e K GRANITE STATE CASTLETON. CornSheller! TOR SALE AT IQ.se’' ton w V X w. T. EASTMAN’SI Warehouse on Broadway. V of n w V Druggists and Chemists, 5th. He had nu off.-r of capital and hiII of-wK business prosperous, and credit good i WOODLAND. AXD and dealers in “ which rebuts ah motive. PATENT MEDICINES. Land and Calcined Plaster, 6th. His conduct during the transac- ' tion, aftenhis arrest and during the tri- • NOTTINGHAM LACES. PAINTS. ‘ • S'of»«K al, is such as the beoks attribute to an LIME, WATER LIME u w Ire V OILS, innocentiuau. nw yot aw ’ • Kofa.K VARNISHES, 7th. The circumstances are as tunsis- . :.mt with innocence as with guilt, and ' TURPENTINE, JOHNSTOWN. when we add the circumstance that; 74 MONROE STREET, ! TOILET and FANCY GOODS, Field was seen after they separated at PERFUMERY. August 10. 1871. the tiauk, then the circumstancas are nil BOOKS A STATIONERS, given a different direction, and actually ' GRAXD RAI-IDS. UICHKAX C HOICE TEAS, exclude trie defendant as a }M>ssible par­ W. H. JEWELL, GROCERIES, ty to the murder. If this was a suit in BALTIMORE. Register of Deeds, Notary Public, CIGARS and TOBACCO, assumpsit for the recovery of the stolen KofnwK top KEROSENE LAM PS 4 FIXTURES money could it be maintained 'i »K“fo»K I®« Have thesff witnesses, who swear they iJ.ortwJ^fawKWj 8ENERAL CONVEYANCERj saw him. been impeached ?- We tell WALL PAPES, *<•.. Ac.. Abstracts of Titles HASTINGS. vou no. and they are as respectable wit lands in Barry County famished on nesses as have gone upon that atsml. CITY DRUG STORE. application, at my office in the How is u witness impeached? His State St.. Hasting*, Mich. Court House. Honor will tell you that there are sever­ al methods. One is by getting two or W. H. JEWELL. CARLTON. Hsdisst, Hick throe i^rsons to swear that their reputa­ tion for truth and veracity in the com­ munity iu winch they live is not good, but has any' one gone . upon that stand 1 . to say-aught against Airs. Springer or any uf the others. Another method of BARRY. impeaching witnesses and the most abominable of all, u to get n lot of de­ tectives and magistrates and prosecuting attorneys to follow them up nnd find out) what they know about a thing and then THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS compare their statements and present TUB HOPE. any disagreement they can make j out of it. The inqieaching witnesses are j w Vofn w Conover, Cutcheon. Ingram, Briggs and j . __ , . such characters. The Frenchman saw him on Saturday near Jone# Brewery, ; J ° iir ' but he was going n different way from , SIMPLY’ CONSTRUCTED, ’ _____ what h, «i> when Mr, Springer a>w EASILY VNDEIiSTOOI). RUTLAND. him, us sho save, on Sundav, and docs Of Hdme Manufacture, • LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES il.’w of MW < Forlthe BEST AND CHEAPEST SIB, BOOTS Family Sewing Machine lliajs in drier anil Ready for Work, I f- diecussed this question, as a question of prepondorancx of proof, but when re­ viewed from the stand point of the crim- . inal law they liadu into insignificance. : Do they satisfy tbe mind beyond a roa-: n «ui m*i tenable doubt ? I insist that thev leave ”B‘ b—ting, no doubt of the defendant’, innocence, I “ W‘J and I demand of you and each of you .t,1,!.’.1 Rortj^’Tn^'. an acquittal at your hands. 1 rably' Tl.i. dopant nppod for p.rro.1 lib- * Pringv neatly and du- j " ... , i work I*- AFTKaKOOX SKSS1OX. “D _ Frier, only SO Cents a Bottle. vinucvek with I i Office end salesroom at At the opening of court this after­ noon, Mr. T. B. Church began tho closJune ft, 1571. U ing argument for the People and spoke j with great force and power till the ad-1 Cheap varmw : j-'rev nom<« journment tins evening and wdl finish , to-morrow, at which time we will pub- { lish the whole of tho speech together. Grand Rapids turned out emnasso to­ day, to hear her favorite Orator. PACIFIC RAILROAD, 12,000,000 ACRES: or tb« and Grating tkx experienced Bookkeeper wants io obtain a situation as Bookkeeper and Clerk. Address W. K., care Basnek, Hastings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf wa«r roe mu, iuv —— Tb.ee landear. ia a wild aad b«ltby ehrnate. U for grain-growing end «teek-rn»ing. un»urL»ed by any'-lb. United Sul... Prices range from $2 to $10 ]>er Acre. HONE.'TKADSFOB ACTUAL SETTLERS. 1LW0IW0 Acre* of Government Land* between Om.l'ia -nd North Platte, open for entry a* Hobutxam oxtr SOLDIERS OF TUB LATE H AR Go there tor your CHOICE GROCERIES! ABB BSriTKLBD TO A FBEE HOMESTEAD OF MO ACHES, within Railroad lunita, equal to a Direct Bounty of $-100. for the new edition of descriptive pam- A fine stock Jen IRVING. Little Red Shop! * ot a w v ‘ You cannot afford •*> bnv a netting ‘..”u COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, !«» to ol a e # Sole Proprietor of SHEPARDS erty closed a little before noon, havipg jn Tall.»ringor DreMtnaki-M occupied in all, nearly nine hours infae- 1 THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. livery, after which court took the usual > Pleaaacall -nd examine too Narhine and it* ( recess till 2 r. m. I" n w K of n w W K TVnwMofawfc Go to the ■” X WestofBank. , PRAIRIEVILLE. Thia article haa bean thoroughly taaled ■ nd found n auro nnd speedy cure for the following complaint*. Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach. Costiveness, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever& Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Billons Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin. Pimples on the Fare, and all Diseases of the Blood: also the best Diuretic in Vse for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. JJc. 1 vm.a —, —j ------- -- --nenuino-Bitterw In one BO Cents Bottle of Shepard " Compound Wahoo Bitters than there is in a whole case of any other kind in market. Recommended by all the first Class Physicians throughout the City and Country, as the best Family Medicine tn use. No Family should be without’ A. WOOLEY This is the Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s ORANGEVILLE. > ii,,’”3r5}»or’c^ n Uofa e V nej/ofn Ko?n-X YANKEE SPRINGS. O gJmmglfall for warm meals at all hours. Remember the pl-ace. OpPrice, only 80 Cents a Bottle. 1 posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. For Sale by Dru«l«t» and Dealer* Generally. time nnd m«y>ey._____ of-; w K THORNAPPLE ofa.K { of n w >/ 'ofn-K L. E. STAUFFER. ola.K, c. N. SHEPARD, GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES. Grand Rapids, Mich. For Salo by ACKLEY A BLADE, Hastings, Mich. !l oolrtV ' 2»*WofawK Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. L>. H. COOK Ac co Onm CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS COME AND SEE THEM Oysters and Ryereshments. on hand at all hours. 25rl H. A. BUBELL farm for sale. DENTIST Mville. Mictai. Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. 0epo«w> P. 0. llutiage, MU» �Tt(a R^pdaucjvi B^nei^. bail y Dtrsnro the triad *■ M. noun, - . r.Miun. Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson at Rcxtax’s Taira. An Every-day Story. 14, 15. Fare and Transportation.—The fare on the Grand River Valley Rail­ road between Jackson and Nunica will be reduced, and the price of tickets, good for all trains, to Gr^ttd Rapids, up to the 15tb, and good for a return up to aud includiugall trains ou tbe 16th, for nfare and a .fifth. Property will be transported to the exhibition and return, Free of Charge, subject to the usual conditions, which can be learned by posters, or at the va­ rious railroad office*. The same rul a and regulations ns above will apply to the State Fair. Northern Michigan Agricultural nnd Mechanical Socioty’s Exposition, at Call on Mne Wilcox tor millinery Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, goods of all the lateit and beat styles. Thursday and Friday, September, 12,18, B1CH1GAB CENTRAL R. R. • • Hello John, where arc you going T” “I was going down here to buy some gn®ers,” AUGUHT 1W71. “Well lam going down toMnoo Al­ len’s to buy mine.” "Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t any of him, I always go there to buy "itw M crockery nnd wall paper, but I never thought of buying groecricj there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set ot crockery and pa|®r enough to pa]®r my house, 1 ttd.P there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Itoeldes he war­ ranted it. The crockery hc keeps Is the Boot's celebrated ware.” "Well, I always do so on groceries, and I know you can. Besides ho takes anything 1 have Io sell at a fair price, too. I get a l®tter tobacco, lea and sugar there for tbe same money than any where else Id town.” M. ALLEN, S, Washington Block, Aug. 15,1871. HAS'kOA Grand River Valley Division Chsrlott* ACCOM. « lops Grand Rap dp 12 4& r M Clover SUPERIOR. McSHERRY AND STATESMAN Michigan State Agricultural Society, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday September 19, 20, 21 nnd 22. The premiums offered amount to $12,- < (XXI. ■ Barry Co., Agricultural society, Wad- j GRAIN DRILL Kalamazoo and Aun Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, — BALL. Ham*, Williams & Co. nesday, Thursday and Friday, October.; Do not claim to have the only Mold­ 4, 5 and 6. ing Machine lu Bany county, but they have one that will stick any nnd all kinds oi moldings that arc needed. Horticultural Suggesticne lor Sep­ tember. They also have on hand a large number of doors, Bash, blinds, moldlnRS. winb'“ld“l,,’r Attend to the nt.rk.Une .nJpther-l figures for caab. . |nR of pmit. Every orchard should have . ’ ' I a fruit house in which truit may be kept: Go to Comrmns 4 Brown for Paints, to ripen after being pulled in an unripe' v™"1-™ _____________ '“Apple, which tf. 00. oM for the ---------------------- !-------------- —' market will find a ready sale at a future GALE AND KALAMAZOO. PLOIVS iiM) CaHSTIJVGS, . I I Traina on the Chieaao k .Viehiran Lake Skore R. R. leave Grand Rapid* for Nuikecvn and White 1 .If J > Va/m MOn ETC., MACHINERY in Barry County—for aalo by E. P. BURRALL. (HAS B. BOH .“.•,A*!*ROr-ST <W°-,ta‘,‘ Local blijifie$ JiQticeg. HARROWS, AGRICULTURAL JnUUla)' Hoe between rows of trees In the nur-1 ' wry, and drills of vegetables in the gar­ . den, to keep down weeds. TWO NIGHTS bXLTi IHAa IL BUbU. AMtMBIL aj! .Wash the llmbe and trunk** of fruit : Two IVigrlits Only l's trees, to kill bark'lice. Did out the lx>rer from the collar* of peach and ap, pie trees, and put on bondages. Labels should I® painted or lettered, and attached to young fruit trees, or 'used to mark tbe position of flowering • j bulbs, etc. • Strawberries may I® transplanted this Protect YouhreLf against Smai.l j NEW COMPANY, | month, with good results. Make beds lor bulbs, and set them out • Fox. Dr. Drake has a supply of pure । NEW FACES, from time to time. ■ Vaccine Matter/ al 1000 a m. Detroit Ex4>re«e at MACHINES, and the largest stock of Put UP- f im®iIr wel1 <irle<1 and lUFsrvJf SAWING Offioo in John Woiwrtt’, Ilnrdwar- tflorr, lin.«-u'» Now Block. J. W. & (J. G. BENTLEY A. 0. MILLER! |Suecvw»or* _W Dickey >.Bentley. lledp’dajSJIilijj.tte’?,Je|rt.i3,14. Effita. Grand Balcony Serenade by the To “A Republican. Female Sliver Cornet Band,~%tf „ Each Evening o’clock. xwu u v a consummate ,u»r. You are tw. Your} For particulars w- billskid Programm- jpttpr wlxich appeared in last week's ’’'^BILiAl GORHAM. Journal defending the manner in which wjiich; ’ Agent. the Prosecuting Attorney of Manistee j ■■— (as is reported) spoke of a most respectaDre., M.kUur ' ble ltUy of men, prove, yob not only « b ' veritable ass but au ignoramus, lou . To the Indlesof Hasting* and vicinity ; nro not n Republican and do not read j — call nt room* over Mrs. Morris ’ s on ; Republican: papers ; were it otberwi*c New goods has Just arrived at MANUFACTURERS OF HASH, JXiO.RK’ JtLTNl>8, MOLDINGS, Ac. St. and get your dresses cut or ' you woubl understand that Republican ' R. Mudge's. , Jcflbrson made in every style. New rooms just! editors are not todies. Your letter os a opened by Miss S abah S iiriner . literary production would disgrace a Attention ! u‘ir rierr. Mrf. I.iBBiE Bradley, j Kentucky X Roads Democrat and tho i ALSO. LUMHER FLOORIN'? SIDTHQ 4*-’ I have a yoke of cattle and a single | I editor who would admit such an effusion ; horse for sale. Will sell on timo lor ■ BACK NUMBERS Z to his columns should go back to his |' good paper. 11. J. Guant. • Wo an .apply mat tf 1 of th. bark ' *?}>«■« “>d •»*«<> Aug. 30, 1871. numbers of the daily Baxter from No.. The above from the PiaindMlrr of; “ Oxe stormy night in winter when 4. Will send ns complete a file ns ]x>ss- ■ Thursday, will 1® appreciated by tho peo- j the winds were blowing'cold,” I bought ible for 5 cts. per copy. Deniers sttpplfed ulo of limitings and Irving, and wo pre­ nt usual rates. sumo by oar readers generally. The days of grace on accounts due Dry. An engineer on tho Lake Shore & ' the late flrm of Dickey & Bently, are Dusty. pretty nearly out. Those inteieeled Michigan Southern Rail rood shot an 18 J will do well tariake notice, dtoscpl Town crowded. I®nud turkey while his freight train wn? Streets lull of Police. l awdng at full speed through tho woods Another railroad will not effect tho Streets need sprinkling. uear Sliver Creek. The turkey was in po-; low prices at Maus’. r trial,o . ■ - - to a close. ; ®ition ou the branch of a tall oak. Tbej Vanderpool drawing New York Comtnly Company dkl “»•■*«< Wanted. Wanted. ~ •-—-----■ ■ Every one having unsettled accounts not come to time to-night. to call and settle thesame by September Pink and blue ns match colors have' GREAT UNION EXPOSITION ltd, for 1 must have my pay. become fashionable. At Grand Rapid*, lOwl Mason Allen. Mr. Church commrawnl tho closing ■ SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U AND 15,1871,1 •i-guments fur tho people, ihu p. m. Dox’t you know where to get your ! boob mid .boo.’ I do-at j. Mau.'. A.o.ullte,t-Dalil 111U W«dm, I ire are every day solicited, to furnish Plates of Teeth day.udThumd.y evening. with new '»rlktr" 'lkl> Agdeg l.r.Uh* JI,. for less than our usual price, backed- with the complaint Cancer can be Cured. । plays, new faces, Female Silver Cornet' cnanlcal Society. of parties who say they are unable to nay so much. | Band and everything nice. We are T"* i n • A*ow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need and -o,-. of cancer and scrofula in every form. 8*a,XBt,on of Miller s troupe. Quite m makinst tha ab<>rc a grud demonatra- should have them, we willfrom this date, for a few Sondrord.eobr. »I P« bottle. Adj T7^F^"<d^Mkblgeo. : weeks, drop thcfprice almost one-half. H e will nowmahc Best Meat near tbe bank. Birkenruth sells meat reasonable. Smoked Hants and Shoulders at Bir-i keuniUPa. Salt Pork’, fine <|uailty nt Blrkon-1 ruth’s. J I will sell better Meat, and at lower pric Ibnn anyother Market lu tbe ■ ~ city. 8. Bijikenruth. Moldings a Specialty. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. State Pomological Society ”• uJlin^b. Iron,. i t i i u t , Ing Its resources. and boots nnd shoes if he don’t make n 1 cent. * full and Complete sets for#25. or Under $13: ST'.SXtf." "r?" ; i George G. Wright, of Iowa, have been : ■r*'«U»F,l>r»«A»lUbFbl.., loro Ip.:- „ T ‘w SI... i. bound to Mil hi. ■ | IlbXRY H. CLUsB. ALL Ol'K WORK WARRANTED, 1^* Railroad autl »tearub'»at fure» at excuraion j rates. Freight nostlr free.; Gof^-Quurter stretch'* badges CITY PAINT STORE! Membership tickets for the Union Fair, 1 11 cent sugar at Busell’s. and so save all bother. You Can obtain ’ Rubber mope at Busell'p. ' them fur $2 or SI0 each. Peaches fresh and nice at BuscH'e. COMMINS 4, BROWN Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep- : CheapExccesions.—Duringtbe great, la, at Bvbell'f. Union Fair, nt Grand Rapids, TTkTm ■ The Town Talk wcek«11,0 Inroad will issue 1 Jt*J, I h I. ll» Otfno of a Choice Brood of Ci- 1 tickcl* ““-■‘•H' *• «»<U.y rote, to gm. jetreoeind .0.1 fur ml.- nt tho *S'1 tro" Gl"‘l «t .11 .tnlioum cm™.™.. STEWART & STEINHOFF- NO USE Laege Cango.-Tho largest tea cargo ,, . . .. . , •_ J Y arnifthcs, rMixed j The Laiolst Stock of School Books thnt has ever passed through Detroit, I * . I Pntnfu Brushes, Itriiahno nn.l Am ­ in the Gty at the Qty News Depot Paints, and Ar was on a through freight recently from tist’s Materials, Wall San Francisco, consisting of several ’ Best cheese In the city at BuEell*^. Paper, Window thousand boxes. The toa was in bond : A Choice Stock of perfumeries nt tho and consigned to a house in New York.' Shades, City News Depot Twenty cars were filled to their greatest, picture frames, glass, etc., etc. capacity. For Photographs and Pictures, of all kinds, coll ou J. F. Minkler. The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of tho best Brands of Cigars in the market at Post Office. Cheapest fruit Jurat Buseli's. The place to buy your boots and shoes i« at Runyan's. Custom work made on short notice, in good style and reasonable prices at RuxYAN’e. Bee Kekfku at the State Fail.— It may not be known to all oar readers that during tbe State Fair at Kalamaroo there is to bo on annual meeting of tho “Michigan Bee Keepers* Associa­ tion.*’ Tho meeting is to bo hold in Corporation Hall and there will be two sessions daily, the first to boon Tuesday evening. At these meetings there will bo essays anti ducusswas on the chief subjects of interest oanneoted with bee culture, and some of the apiarists of tho H. A. Goodyear. Dan'l Striker. Goodyear & 3triker ... ............. We, l« City News Depot. f. Single Plates, Upper num HIM Dealers in Call at . JOHTSF WOLF’S Sign & Ornamental Painting, HARNESSES, Iron, Nails, Glass, Graining, Paptr-Hanging, Kalaomining, Sft., ! Corner CharcbTnVSlnir^twt'' FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Hastings, Mich. To th e Ladies !1 ^Ladies’ line shoes of the latest styles at Runyan doubt thatto very many who will attend kef Y5 First National Clothtxq House. the Fair, this will prove one of the .u .. ^*^5” most profitable and interesting features. F <”’rClothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. The officers of tho Association are to । onl*v. N«sr t£e pMt^oe, onJeKmmB^i. tf E. G. WltUAMS. be elected on Thursday morning. "iwimw. Jun* let. un."’ M ’ A’ ** ‘ either at home or abroad LOTS AHI) PILES OF IT on AHD SOUSE TO SELT nlly £7 Matin i------ A ’ jnntt C&kku. OaOdfrttAm? m tin irmarkat I—-____ •UI <h Imia. J fc™ y a. fiu OH hand ; alao Shroudz fyrnuM if A•trod. A .ood Wooden Ware, <fco AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, made of Lake Superior Iron THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Also the ,r<r JOHN WOLF WOODLAND PAPT-OPR � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-12.pdf cd2ffc66cc1187f9a3fe10e2fb05f5b3 PDF Text Text l)c jestings VOL. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. ' Twenty-fifth Day’s Proceedings. T. R.'CHURCH'S ARGUMENT. VKSTtkDAT AFTkXXOO.V SKMIO.X. 8 edition HAM INKS. Mt, H.. Tt RS|,,n EVESI;,.,, Sat u no„t ideutaortkm ^ ‘by.b. Copt by the fra fuco’^™~»e«-| nml _. tab bL.u"°’ th«“"“ M br">- «n kSw how°iitt;.""t ehange tn th-fane, m.k„ #P"””“biy. TaUTwtlXf" Th400,' Wh, Herbert FieH^’u, Herten lh“ l>o,1>' “f Herbert Field from inspecting the fes- WortdZ”?"’ “ I «bould tluak it prooUlia: they WddM he dr.w „U1 |2,000 ,„d ch™, went telling a ,tory. Dead tn the water 12 ^“■“If to thia irregular way? hX bot 1MJ dura, who could tell that taco ? The rerr “Other, to beat ondetun, „ hare i, that hi, IwdZ Th'f““l«ltote upon the wa. about that high and about tha’t ubdo, »f •greementa.ui.rot^a.but CV« l>J "rtlod ix-Qtont the, «“~a the ri.ould.„ and wore R w1""'' of- HeA I’Wely tho urn. cloth™. But let ua H?ll* bare. Mi» t»rt field uy, g,,. „„ |7 0W) Md j Hill ,atd he bad on black clothea and “Tl go, A.nderilool ,av, uka |.-,000 iwrge gaitera, when he loft home that “»d go. oad he began to draw out hi. on btook cl7dto, -.r-p, ..*n,d * ho“ STtaTwX bo had ?XU“Hh NO. 25, evidence. Mr.' bank door open, but to offset this wo - it, and tlien * £"*2^7 Bb°Ul haT0htho of Ramsdell who now I will nn»u?u . UuUp ® WOnt triod th® door of tllL’ 'road fwtw 4 n.^urt^r bonk that afternoon, looking for the 271 iheonit.' L Import* ' ■ proprietor, of the drug ston1, and at j rfendS ± >bia kU | lug. B. W. T.jlor,sitting on th. ‘.top, A tremenduoiu crowd assembled thia T*”y«> I °f the 7>>n Houses^! I,o « nJn afternoon to hear the closing argument 1 of lh« bank, but no have on this famous case, by T. B. Church, ' ““ 'b'”’ «• ratterod , tho teetimony of Kirkland who had an who spoke substantially as follows: t‘““’ ‘n30100”1.' : engagement with Field to go availing ,h“ '"c11 ““ ar" nn‘ “““ “nd tried to get into the bank but ooul.1 : Gektlkmkx or nre J rar—I hardly frequent. not and then went over to Filer’s to know what 1 shall say by way of open­ Mr. Hughes objected to his reading watch for him but saw no one coming ing this case for the People, I have no ;from law books, unless ho should have out or going into that bank that after­ prepared rhetorical sentence'. This is ,the right fo reply, as this law was not noon, and his courting spoken of wa« a matter of vital importance Imth to the incidental to his being there. Now I people and this prisoner. furnished to him before he finished his come to the most important question^ The magnitude and enormity of this speech, ahd the Judge sustained the ob ­ in thia case. I assume that that bank »rime I can hardily discribe, for it is a was not open that aftenfoon and that found at at the the Bank, Bank. and nn<1 the ♦».« serge _ ___these,are the circumstances under which . jection. . of human law but of was found breach not only 1 Field was not seen that afternoon, but God’s everlasting Canon, “Thou shslt | gaiters were on his feet More than f^WT°Ul-^ tlarkno“. but I hope, The fact that tveld deposited $3,360.­ uvt that Miss Hill testified to the shirt found from the temblo manner of his taking 22 in the safe at tho drug ctorc, has a that he entered that bank in tho morn­ not kill." kill” ing and 111 tho afternoon w as lying there Now by the [trovisions of the taw this on “»• body as being ono mode bv her off, mto a brighter future beyond- He peculiar significance, for ho- had murdered. We claim that ho was mur­ < is entrusted to you, tuid it seems to own hands which she knows by the pe­ insisted that the little memorandum never told his aunt about it, ine that a very peculiar view of your i»o- 1 culior gusset she made and put in all bookatAViUard 4 Hall’s corroborated nor had Willard 4 Hall, and this very dered while sitting at his desk with his 4 m th“ was entered $700 thing would explode the theory that he hood bent over, and we have a state­ \ cition and duty luw been taken by the , sut;b garments. Then in this shirt was ment of Vanderpool that the lust time ' gentleman who has just closed. What | found throe studs bought by Miss Hill and $400, corresponding to the entries had run away. When lie is missed his that ho saw Field alive,’he was sitting is your oath but that you “shall true de- ■ ’u Minot, Maine, and presented to him in the bank liooks which were found to imrtner manifesto no anxiety, but in­ at his desk writing, but my brother 1M ‘ $l,f00 and $1,400 respectively. dustriously clreu.ates the story that he hvernne© make between the Common- ttnd h® had a $20 gold piece in his pock­ He had drawn out aud deposited in had run away. He has eertalniy gone Hughes tolls you that he was not mur­ wealth and this respondent?” You are et which she had seen him put there I nud we find that he has not run away, dered in tho bonk because no blood was not hero to defend this prisoner only, I uud this gold piece was wrapped in an :I the drug store as his little book kept and who has made way with himH? Wc We found there in onv guilty quantity. 1 m„ivlt^^?.V yF iUlh,n i there showed, $3,360.22, and of this perb.i» notu^ tout °S MiEb.'bSt'i ! lh» but to do justice to all. The gentleman I »n which I can read “ Herbert ' wna tnu-a _ . would have you believe that you wero a I*®— «nd the lower part of an"l” and I was found in an envelope ‘in “Jthe safe at good bouse, aud during that summer lemony on this point. Dr. Elks esti< .. < U yf , ’ I “ “ •• .UH. nU.MlUu. . bulwark .ItWTi -round him to kow off! “d.”«l~ Mirk. IW™ .too « t2’.28? ®’ —— *— we find• *•' him going to Itacinc and taking ,1 mates that not more than half or three . which nil harm and insinuations of guilt That ■ found on his finger a ring lent to him ! >D» »he exact nnlacks» just k­ $5.00 of be­ his wife on a tour to N. Y., al! of which quarter? of u ]>ound of blood would the that exactheamount a great crime has been committed is not ' *’5 bis friend Willard and identified, i ing showed hod "d his "" little book things would give the Impression that flow from the lower wound and about he was a man of considerable means, denied, and the question now arises how •Sow with all these eirourustanciMi I am > n.toi—j?— ... . • then when he comes home and the ar­ three pints from the upper. Dr. Bhurley was he murdered and where was he rangement is made for Field to with­ thinks that six pinto might havo flowed murdered ? There have been some very draw, and he begins to see that Field is from both wounds. Now the Counselor already drawing out his money, that On the other side says that if this blood strange and singular remarks made by '““I1 gel out of thi. a. “X“8|w *8,800 are already gone, tnough he does had remained there it. would have been the gentleman on the other side which not know where Field has put it, but leads me to examine the evidence to b71i . I W‘“ ,h»t'' “‘"-I h» ft~|U.’Utlj took he can sec by the books that it is gone, blood in guilty quantities, but wo havo t. t ’ ,h“‘ “ "nd Ito"’ be -u he realizes that when the remaining never claimed that blood was found in wme extept. (founscl may inveigh ble ai thJ ,t* “!' »“t. «“d when Mr V.udenaiol $3,040 are taken he will be reduced from guilty quantities, and this from the ex­ against witnesses as much as they<?hoo»e, Wto™likiT I b. U h | hy gentlemen, what they have spent ux,k Dr. Ellis in and showed him where the position of “ our young banker” to traordinary opportunity ho had for de­ they may tf eorixe, and mistify and spec­ with that of his former occupation of foreman stroying, the evidences of liis guilt. It ulate to the extent of their ability, but hours upon trying to induce you to be- lu! >aid FieW hud r b^Ffeld r e S,’70° and e1’400' th« fi«‘ in running logs. Would it not l<esome' is the small amount of blood found that they rannot get away from the cardinal motive for him to stop his taking out vf fi»l«hne«s- j suspicion that community had of his what remained and to grab back the is, to be fact wtyich stands out clear as day that TtoL 1.5 . considered. It is well 4 .known ... $.1,360 that Field had already drawn out lhat wbeu blood comes in contact with ' Herbert Field is dead and that •be died they cite yvutlie case of kiga Roren- I talgj.y and which Vanderpool very likely sup- I the air, it soon begins to coagulate or nr^frtm yuewimlitotolrejxrter’.rt., nX,. „„„ <ho h« ewumitlixl a posed he had in his |>ocketx ? But they I thicken,which would prevent its running ho uei-i-r yet uudar- „ri,n„ .tenroni, „t „ We live in n feculiar state of things euuut, .•b.a, tell you that Klnuson, at Itaclne, was through the carpet os much as it otherfor hiDl and the longer 1 live and the wider mv gon. any judmal anauM IKat .l,.^; It u lnM, lh„ j,.Ry,anddoo. fool. a few words of that testimony kills the ub*ervatiuu extends, 1 am furred more Mv lhe.v gyuUemeu. n. th. body of. thing, and U, expedient. ; whole, for as Mra. Slauson says “my hus­ statement in die “ Brown Nolan” letter and more to this conviction, that it a l!I‘Lrv if““ll1” ,1,"l.bud’r 01 band was going to let him have $10,000 tliat“he bled on folded newspaper*.’Tho q, man wishes to escape the penally of the •"?*“ “ddeb an- foolid.. Orer and bevdnd In four or Ove weeks, as soon as he couhl blood would bo arrested by the carpet' “he I-hWtoto tell you that . t|,„ ,;KilunM of !icv ,jod iirjeri,1 examine the condition of the bank." law let him commit tho highest crimes I death !- Tho physic known to the law, and then boss sur- *here u wmo two‘ deadly 1 Around. « the ; ,|,a .-riohe^ ,boun w(rk ouJ Do you sujipose that ibis man who had and the hay under it and the dirt under that, and all this time it rounded bv friends and a diseased public ।■ head, and these inflscted dunng life, -t bonvict themselves. A statement was accumulated $100,000 at Racine, by bard would be undergoing coagulation wounds iuui that wouiu would cause death, immish- • ma.io this Inorain< ,^Incd uncalled work In the lumber bu«inera, would In­ so that we would not expect very- much opinion and ail oil things to shield him. 1I woudus uvaui, mui vest $10,000 In ibis bU'ted up Manistee They tell you that tho life survive ‘ testimuay is pre- ' ate death, ““ ' could aot 5S “”\SS a 1 foe, when they said ti\at the exhibition bank ? Then the letter written in to/un through the floor, or more titles rented in a neculiarly hostile manner I uient,and that 18 i fbe ' way IlA’ljert l'icld that Field made of his journal to his August from Milwaukee to bis wife and was indicated by the little drops hang­ and thev tell you about the unreliabilitv to his death. The defense began friends was made after business hours, known as the “ Idatting letter,” shows ing co-agulated on the underside of the i plain of the medical’ and what docs that. signify ? I think that he was at that time in Milwaukee board. This Dr. Duffield pronounced of circ^nstaatfel evidence, but 1 trust | on the rtart to cume*-" begging for money, aud it explodes the testimoay and apopcte<l them to the that you will take the instructions af the to bo Hood, and this I suppose will Lto most searching cross-examination. Why suggestion of the associate counsel in whole stery in regard to Slauaon helping objected, ns not a proper rendering o\_ Court"ujon this matter. him. They tell you that he was afflict­ , Ono -fact is proved and settled and is this child’s play-9 Why den’t they the trial of this cause. ed with chronic diarrhn-a, but it would ms oy my brother uroiner Hughes, i rogues. his testimony by If George Vanderpool made thosu ‘“'.'.““L' S' “ »"■JStotril but I will read hto toatiraony as into.‘ then another and ail put together impel acknowledge that this is the dead body • you irrwistably t»> it ‘ certain conclusion of Field and that ho camo to his death false entries in th© bank boeka, that is with chronic poverty,with ohrenic men— cribed from tho Reporter's notes. But dicancy and inneeutiioaity, a persist­ by some murderous weapon, and meet it one witness tree that we have establish­ ent ixggsr if you please. It is n ban! mv learned brother asks, why did he and ore you to throw away common sen.-e ? < Even- young lawyer feels it in- fairly and squarely ? Herbert Field was ed and if we get three or four more, wo thing to charge a man with killing his not resort to other tests and mentions Lumlkent 'upon him to stand up before not thrust out of all the bloom and shall be directed right straight to the partner and friend, oh they tell you. for the crystal test ? I will say. that tests the jury and dilat on tho dangers of cir­ freshness of this life by casualty, Her­ central fact. Oh, they will tell you that $7,000, but we cannot tell anything have been made in this way, and some about what men will do. ebster c umstantial vvideuue no matter what the bert Field was killed, murdered by an a great many other changes occur all, killed Parkman for $483, and that too, in connection with this very case, ®ul it accusation, whether the stealing of a assassin ; that is tho grand central fact tlirough tbo’boek made by both, so that hi the day time and in a building filled is found that by this method the bloou chicken or the marder of a companion in this inquiry about which all othe<* ■ these were probably of tlio same char- with students and professors and where of different animals can bo distinguish­ in the darkness of the night They read facto cluster and to which they must j acter, but all the other changes tire of ncojde were passing at all hours of the ed but for this particular case, that i<l be an immaterial character and I can prove day. They bring in his good character, i woa would be of of no no nai jwrticutar account. Wo stories of wrongful convictions, which accommodate themselves. let us examine this good character ’ a v « ■ Now lot u, aww Uiu with « litlle '* to J ““. l’J bringing the book, and but . You remember in“ bust™*.. Il I. true thit nelbtoa ba. I t*?““’ d” ’ ”,h'"us JimIhc Story, says "“have becutn. the rommon places oi aHisexperieuoed attor­ l.we of bent anil luor. of judgmml. ’•bowing lieu, U> you. They tne.1 Io been said against liim but of all the th® t«ta»ony that they spoku of the Whomiudercil bin aud wbow and whoa Ulako yo« bcl»n> ibat lu> d>d not comwitnesses brought here to testify for him I rounded edge of tho board, and roughed neys and pettifoggers.” My learned brother has rend a re­ did bo do ill It luako. but title differ- mt two forjanra by «>n.mittutg tw.nty. only one former employer, Mr. Odell, | up apper.rance of the floor .in one parwaa among those witnesses. But good ticular ’------* ------uhud - ’-----spot, as if-there been ----on un­ markable instance from a newspaper, ence, the order in which »_„T present* I“e cxlutatioa was an unfortunat one character has nothing to do with it, for usual amount of scrubbing in that par­ —t ----which may be more or less fictitious and these aubjccta,' for if we find who mur­ and resembled a-nde around the circus I ring by an ambitious perfonner. Now in the Webster case over twenty wit­ ticular place, and the floor was damp ou 1 can re id one equally remarkable-one dered him that will tell whore he was nesses, among whom mom numbered Wednesday. That there was no blood from a navel, and will respectfully sub­ murdered, and if we find where he wan > we have got ano witness tree and let's clergymen, professors, in Harvard Col­ in guilty quantities i4 because it was re­ mit to the attention of ihc Court the fa­ murdered that will suggest who mur- I• find anouisr. Whose gold was that ? Oh, they tell lege, and prominent business men, testi­ moved by tlie net of the defendant That mous ca*e of Bardell vs. Pickwick, derod .him. Our jtosition to-day is a fied to his good character. That Mrs. carpet contained more than any one will „ _ * t where the .circumstances was tho letter peculiar one. W„ L..,v ta was laid away for Mrs. Vanderpool ’s .Springer was mistaken, we introduced ever knoil, was cutout and burned at an ------- “ relating io tomatoes and chop steaks fer Jp^riew ot thto mkltor. Supptto. tlio Frenchman, who saw Field on Sat­ early hour on Munday morning and this tJTMy to hove We» Ibunff .be wort <*y .12 »»d il_i:. ’ ’ • nothing. L two, and where the respondent was con­ They tried to get the Englishman who urday, dressed in tho same clothes that produced the smoke seen by Woodruff. victed because lie did nutlbllow W viler * and it was evident that he casac to his Mrs. Springer says he had on that Sun­ They tell you that it that amount of sold it, to tell from where the money death by some lethal weajion, who would advice and prove a htdabi. •was obtained with which it was purchas- day. Lott and his wife swear that they blood had been burned, there would bo Now, lei .us see what this circumstan­ havo said that Geerge Vanderpool could ««d, but they could not ge t kim to say saw Field that day after one o'clock and traces of it left in the stove, that thcro tial evidence is that it must be so rigv- hare don, ttat wm tdkS, tbo -fi Mrs. Ixitt brings in as an aid to her was not fire enough to consume that t|lot it partnenhip memory of the time, that she stopped at tttuch blood, but what evidence do they ously excluded from legal .investigation who knew wh. Iroiiblo or ted« 1ml I ( ^.<ri.h. Why, it is merely the evidence up6n partnership had brought, orhew hollow yroperty. The 'fact that«.>»hethat put that Filer’s and that Frank Filer gave her a bring to strengtlien * this ? I'd ’ which wo act nine times out~-of ton every shat boasted friendship was ? eoia in his pocket and jingled it in tho I lunch, but Frank says he did not sec her rather have that than tfiwr statements. When that jierson was mfaed and tho I What do wo know about the rtftnbusday of ou? lite- Your little boy bos a presence of his friends, and otfered it to st all that day. body found nt Frankfort, why did tho But the principal witness is Hall. ' tability of blood ?. Are we bound by a favorite calf, and gets up is the morfihis nunt to keep it at the house for him, iave shown was drunk when I few pine slivers, as they say, that was all ing and does nut see his calf, but sees finger «f smnii non point to tfeoqse Van­ indicate that it was private property. If• whom we have the bore down and ho puts the two facts derpool ? W® lire in the midst ot * wit­ it hail not been seen so lata as Saturday he gave his testimony, but perhaps that )I that was burned in the stovo to consume together and tells you his pet is gone. ness trees,” as my learned brother says. night, it might be argued that it passed would not prevent his telling the truth os ’ this blood ? Thu Bank was in the hands of tho You say, “I guess not, there is no evi­ From them we ore seeking to direct okr to Vanderpool on the dissolution, but it sometimes makes people tell tho truth dence of it.” The boy says, “yes, he i% stops to the corner tree. When the he had it after the dissolution, and it when otherwise they would not. But prisoner till Weduesday, and on that you see the field is <mq>ty and the bars first mention of the absence of Herbert was seen on Monday by Conover lying in fdllng you whom ho saw that after- day when Cuteheou peaked into the are down.” You reply, “Oh, these are Field was whispered abroad, for thi> sus­ in the Mito loose, that is not the way nooH, at about the same time he saw stove it was yet warm, aud what do w© only circumstances, nobody saw the calf picion of fi*ul play ha*! not yet dawned that gold is kept now, it is no longer Field, be mentioned Mr. Robinson, know but ho hail a fire there nearly all go and it must be there still, fir I am upon that community, where was curroucy, and it is now kept in a pack­ whom wo have shown was not in tho 1 the time from Monday morning. ' *” this !------”!------"* cleaning ' * All scrubbing and show ­ too old and judicions to suppost a calf Geo^e Vandeqmol ? Did he join in age or bag by itself. But where did it street* on that afternoon, but ho was fn would run away on circumstantial evi­ the eager throng to investigate what had come from ? It came from the pockets the morning and saw Field, so that it ed that that blood troubled him. Gen­ become of liim ? It is just and chari­ of Herbert Field, on that Sunday when must have been at that timo Hall saw tlemen, blood has troubled other folks, dence merely.'' The boy would suspect table to say that he was profoundly in­ ho lay kfeleiw from that wound on his him, and that was before he entered th© it troubled Lady Mackbeth when she you of idiocy and with good reason. Bank. said, “Yet, here’s a spot. Out, damned ' So there has been a great deal of dec­ different Almost from the first he at­ head. Why. gentlemen, eight witnesses, spot! Out, I say I One, two. .What, lamation expended upon tliis subject of tacked liim with slander, calumny and At this point the Sjteaker close! on men of high standing inBoston, testified will these hands ne’er be dean ? Here's misrepresentation, saying that “ho had circumslantiol evidence, but there has Monday afternoon. | jiositively that they saw Dr. Parkman the smell of blood still: all the perfumes been a fallacy in the whole of it The run away,” “he has gone through me, that day after it was alleged he entered of Arabia will not sweeten this little only wonder is that the cases in which “he has robbed me,” which stones na­ the labratory of Webster, and these men hand. Oh! Oh! Oh:” It is the spot ture herself refuted by throwing nn the it has beea at fault are not nx»re numer­ Twenty-sixth Day's Proceedings. |■ all knew Dr. Parkman, were his person­ of blood surviving overyefibrt, after the t mangled corpse upon that beach. Where , ous. p al friends, but what ore the witnesses in destruction of the mass, that has before then was the boasted friendship that xoanxo semiox. I. They deny that the body found i this case, nearly all strangers to Field convicted the consciences of murderers they would have you believe existed be­ September, 12tb, 1871. at Frankfort was the body of Herbert tween them? Is it strange that wh . or those having only a slight acquain­ as these develop and establish their mb. cuvacn’s axoi'Mext wjrnxcxn. Field. It will therefore be my duty to actions, different from those of all the tance. crimes. So for then os that kind of evi­ recall some of the evidences by which At the opening of Court this morning Whore was all of Field's friends that dence is concerned it appears to us that rest should attract attention? Holden that body way identified. They summon­ Green went to him alter he had gone to Mr. Church and one of the jurymen had day, those who would have been most in that Bank, by that desk, bleeding ed here all the members of the jury at jail, and asked him why he told differ­ a running discussion-tjver the $5,00 not likely to have seen him ? How can they thus much, fell and lay the dead body the inquest and on looking over the list ent stories to others from what ho did make anything out of Mias Magill's tes­ of Herbert Field. accounted for in Field’s^ little pass book I did nut know but I should find that timony whon she gets up on that stand Now comes another and more difficult they hud summoned Herbert Field him­ that the stories are all one, but rd rath­ at the drug store, and which makes the with great candor and says she did not ।question, but before entering upon that, self, to tall whether or no that was he, er have the story of that plam man than onlv variation between that passbook know that there were two doors in that 1 would like a few minutes in which to but they did not put one of that jury on all the unsworn statements ol lawyers. and the bank books, when you call the building and that it might have been the ;rest, and Court took a recess till 2 o’clock r. m. the stand. $1,700 and $1,400 found there and al­ other door that was open. A body was found and whose body was Mr. Hughes objected to this state­ leged to bo forgeries, $700 and $400. it ? That body was found on the day jumin on Tuesday evening. His money ment of testimony as not true. He said there were found in tho time, in the morning and examined andat 4 Hili'. . ‘L” in" lb« b«“d imti»ff । Let u. whW the of (too. night, was packed in ioe and put in the toWiltort ,„d delivered to Mi" Hill Ho My. he oTvonJenwol, and 8 to the lund writ- ! Fort rtMuat. to. Ho th.t ho ™ Miss Ella Magill on cross-examina­ propeller and brought down to Manistee ho run *«*X. bee token toy • •„ said: “1 may have been mistaken Fieldbui Hl thoto too immote- pumlg the lank wuh Fhtbb, on the tion I and the next day was examined by a Y 0 Th.,e l ‘ e.rt “ 1 r» “ tde<d»id^riaooftl 1 e lta »t, .nd th. otmvraoMT, andehow.lhe (Continued on 3d page.) large number of persons and pronounced to be Herbert Field. But they till you 1 �^iHl jrf toljws Cart. AGENT* WANTED! *W71” A RICHFIELD! 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VROOMAN. ^hlMtigM °°e* ,l U>* C°Brt Houm’ ^mi’kwti'on6' WU • Mr. MARBLE having bought the Carding Jfa cbiue lately owned in Middleville, aud having removed it to Hastings, and fitted up io the beat Myla, be will C. II. IIICICR. CENTRA! Agvnt £. H. MALLORY. Michigan. K— riff of Barry Countr ■ ofice at th* .Be*, at lb* Cwur« House. Hastings. CASH POLICIES. for one bnudrad and five one hundredths drawing lea per eeaL interest, dated Oct. 70 The earn" baring been paid ta fall aad ,t therefor given by Goodyear A Bxriow, to bs nut* bad bwn Bold by the Mid 1U» BUllKERT ECKERT. Dated Hasting*. Aug. 23. 1871. augS]i7 WHEELER A DOWNING Snt last notion. We are cowetaatlr receiving additions to our already IfARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are selling at bottom figure.. Meat Market! New Warehouse, DEALERS in Dry Goods, Uroceriea. Boots and We pay the highest market price fur all kinds qf Country Produce. 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I-ef* The Erie Railway Company has opened a new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to the NEW PLAN. rumpUr attended u- by BOTANIC and Eclectic Physician aad Dentist, treats all chronic aad acute di.os.te; will attend loallealU by day or night. Oflloo at Nashvil*. I ‘.The Comer Orocerv.” XtMUM) W ATTENTION ! WM. UPJOHN. DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, I >d New England Paaaeugvra. with r.arr transferred FK £ K OFCH ARUE m» 8 T. B. DIAMOND. 'Co. Sapt. pchool*. JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN and bnmun. Dwelling on Breadvay, near the Court Hoose. J. U. WOODRUFF. WAtt POATICXXTb VIA XXIX BAIL WAT, At Orangeville, Oct. Gth. Which eao be obtained at the>t>rind psi Ticket Hastings. Oct 9th, and Nov. Ctb. in the Weal and North-West. “ Assyria, Oct. 18th—Ellis Bchou. Office, I. D. RUCKER. W.M. R. BARU. House. At Nashville, “ 17th. „ Middleville “ 20th. NEW PLAN. C . It POLICIES. “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. , Assyria-Ellis vaesssenuwivt. g. to 12. t r. n. toe—. toe. [The poor treated gratuitously T bareday after CMton 1J0 P.M.; Su.pena.on Bridge flt 1J6 P. M-; Buffalo at S.«U P. M. and Dunkirk l.Xi bald as follows: ^nnarintandcDt. aud will b» oral and written- I announce al this early dateth* l^l ;larUnnf.asam" DRS. B. J. H E. F. BROWN, HOMtKOPATlUC Phystetaaa. OMse in eld P PHYSICIAN aad Surgion. Oflloo wee* cnl of Stale street, Hastings. ■ .... 1 And evoqrtbing in their I nt pricefl a* low oa at Jaek.on, this train al or Grand Rapid*, ishaana. and And In many case. Lower. tw York. TEACHERS’ NOTICE. Barry The treatment of In tbs City, Manufactured be PHILADELPHIA. Examination of Teacher* for County, Fall Serie*. STYLE GRANT & PHILLIPS Uteveland at r. M.; Meadville at 8.10 r.M. (Sap. I Dunkirk ellOVU P. M.t lliftoo. ioJMP. I M-. Sunpenalon Bridge lO.OJ P. M.; Buffalo al ' I W F. M. Stops al Susquehanna at 7.«A A. M. I Buffalo, running th rue al Cleveland. running I DRS. J. M. K C. RUSSELL, PHYSICIANS and Snrgmuia. Wil) be furnished 1he work in tine bindings This plan it quite ponulir end profitable ineiUea and large town*. We hare an edition of the book, auperbir bound, willi maaaire pnuelled aides, which baa been rrrrjwhere received with Month; at Owego for Ithnea; al Binghamton fur marked favor. Sebacriplioua tor the Pictorial Cooperstown, Albany and the celebrated summer resort BbarooSpringa; at Greyaourt for New- We are alee the Publisher, of 1'OTTER’S STANDARD EDITIONS of Family. Pulpit' WM. L. COBH, sad Cuuaaelter at Lsw. Solicitor in lebty. Ufhue in A Sleeplug Coach is attached to this train run- ■ ring through from SuspooMoa Bridge Io New CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily. (Sunday* ex I IS DO --------make. • hub will y iv!d b>m no neb a return C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at Law. Solicitor In Cbagoery, wU. attend promptly to all busisos* entrusted io him oaoeoverJ P Roberts g Co.'s drug store; ofloo ooea at all boon till Vo'Jeek P.O. Of all Kinds. Meadville ll «S A.M. (Dine;; Duaklrk l.tSr. a- iieilsrUle 5.42 P. M. (Supper,) and at New York ' 7.00 Af M. Connects at Elmira with Northern Central Railwar for Williamsport. Harrisburg ii.. Ka.,ii.rare »ii>. u.r.i... WM H. HAY FORD ATTORNEY and Counaellor at law, and Solicitor m Chancery, Justice of the Peeomasd Baal Es­ tate Agent: leads bought aad sold, aad all bus! aoeo transactions on reasonable tanas. Ofitee ever LUMBER at Biushamton for Cooperstown. Albany, and ' the celebrated^iummer resort. Sharon Springs ; aad with Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad, and at Jersey Citv witUMidnighl £«■ press Train of New Jerser kail road for Pbila- •Uatly increasing with the growth and iutelll- Minister*. Teacher*, Students, Farmers, I. A. to E. A. HOLBROOK. TT0RNEY& aad Counsellors at Law.aad Soliciturs in Cbaurery. will promptly aad faithfully at<ead to the busineae of their calling: Conveyane- the Goods. You will not re­ Steeping Coacboo are attached to thia train at Cincinnati and Cloreland, running th rang b to Hocnsiliville (Breakfast ; । and new aad improved Drawlag lloom Coaches are attached at Clifton i^Siupeusioti llridget. running through to New VAN VEL9OR fit ROLFE. ATTORNEY'S at Law, HaeUnas. Mtehtaaa. Oflea over National Bank, earner Blate aad Jefferson ATTORNEY at Law, I as.ran as । various other goods—Every­ thing to be sold Cheap for Plante. Mineral*. (.bins. Medals. Inscriptions and Incidents referred to throughout the Sacred Mast Valuable for tho Student, Most Instructive far tho Toucher. Most Appropriate for tho Child, Most Useful for the Minister, Most Interesting for the Farmer, Most Elegant for the Parlor, Most Profitable fur the Study. GBOsC. WORTH. lWT&oST2teaiye^I,3teri’d SU‘* 8U**- nxcr moutx at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. ___________ R. MUDGE. aourra. BOTTLID MABKR! mnuuri- ciLDsim . . _ n.7riow; J. ROBERTS E COm G^meratl INewio Dealer* PattnUxur. _ JOHN MICHAEL, HOLbE and Sign Painter. Gtaafor.aud I WINE OB BEER, 1. rmt ‘‘ *' BOTTILOCD, w ,riw* lui I«m Awl ImAXBKRT EIBELBERO, Pisaninff Maaolaln©. ^•*3, WILLIAMS. E CO.. NANUVArTtnunS nd Dealere fa Dtmrod dAwtf St. Charles Bactanract on Jefferson St �•4?, /?'?/ with ink* * cause I will not bawBhataeUr, TO debvora lecture of pata rareyiog him „ £ murder, th. u.fra,, „n t.u credit it v------- L- — u ’ Kat"is all RV^ELL of Irak.. ™ . ?** wTKre tbeb^ buiHutg u Mtoiotre, „ ,he rautttT of Mtotute,. „,J (I1, ' t.k. rare ofitralf’ Now th. d.fra“ My drat o. rauld not b. dl^o«rf of io >lu. urn. jllogod, tn th. m.turarallmd. »ttd Mr. Httyhra b», fu„hM two^S Cm halted bjl “’V*1" ttHh u. UUti^kT ptl.” H tn the mformatiotf • greble Stoves, " i reat Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hastings. Bn” thia etrua- f-wrJT,? ,b ‘“r "-w “ brekra. Colling 1« We Ofiler the following Tax Titles Harnesses, uiblas, sbowmg this imposrihilitv and he trad th™. UMre „ pubthM. W« SKIA’ER DECKER, ‘ ««*ds m» Agricultural Tools, &c. of LAXDS Irare no lart.cuUr rritkum to nrak. on »teaiulK<H or "‘"7 ‘ f,r tho«. tnblra. tbougb w. ndght radly do out fare lak. Ulchig.., so. He makes an unnecessary wafir in noi*kic„ hi, boiuo IW t„ lUU t|,0 * Tr.„,. Utter. thnt could LEATH EH BELTIHO A SPECIALTY re him —tom ....... ...<■ Coan ties in the State of Hous* D viiw aad ud then to ro the iho Bonk, Bwik, h. I'"‘•’rd out of hu bnun l. would p> br th. Ty^. Houw „„ hi, »™«<c bul i. th. reran! ofMichigan, We will not be under­ way to the th. bank, fa.uk, besi<ie« bud,Im the th. Thrre i». reran! la tt,. bun AB6YIHA. whol,. unuuto. f„„, hl, b..u^ t„ th. «< • P’lrebM. of Uk. Sup.ri, sold bv nnv House ——— - ^wfrsnor l-lMNUmai. 1BCT19V ^dmnoA.1, there u one rtfalawK In Michigan. oulyl.OOOfM aad torarfias to th., “f""’'" . O. bod, wu f.und ou tl .u • found on tha time it takas to walk this distance it nJh G th and the inquest held on the l$th. »X« • wX Mark nmiLL. would take him 50 minutes to walk a :\vnt^ wl h.‘h“ le,Ur “»* mHe. By out un a* । • ' v the time table •made “«u«» uui 1 ■ hen Conorer vistad him and 1*14 SEiKXER PECKRR. MAPI.E GROVE. laming the whereabouts of the P»i». «»• body tu founj he wd “Ah ACKLEY onw that aijhl. h. walk.! <nw a di. I W • »«k. aw ,k^ THE CELEBRATED toara of O.1S1 f«,t being 175 feet Lm ‘“■“‘W U. h. ibmuAt that I than u mil. aad to do tbi. I,, occurenl , « »uM M..r rart m Uut Farrier's Improved! CASTLETON. .»5 uiinutm. But leaving :hese U“lv* . the? r U”lt ,h“ w*“ * (rici oa h5mlies a 2* tre are to settle this question by considS**®?r*r “how rame those enng when he left home and when he , M “ “*• and that is all Van-1 GRANITE STATE returned. Now as to when he xetti-m d knew about it. IMjirfaaX we are in the power of ths Prisoner <-n-1 Dr-J»cfield told u. that the stain on I H at Vafa w ■ tirely. for the time is fixed bv his wife i hbL"rt,wa* ‘rou ril*t, which shows I uv*&n»wK TOE SALE AT aud M iw Scribner, but when did he i ‘•h'’ ,’aHa*t «*d to keep down the iMvehome? We shall claim an abWM a P»*» of >rvn which he could w. lenbe from the house of 2:25 •eM1Jyp*wure from tho adjacent Hard- j WOODLAND " arehoose ou Broadway. * and out of this we will take 30 minutes,ra.r* "to,v- P>e blood found on those I '•f«,w^ii for time to do his running around, leav- [ fending down to tho river, was } Driltroicfc and ::F‘X mg one hour and fifty tiro minutes in!,n’“o“ac«d by Dr. Duffield, to be m-on. : ** U5©WIS dllQ which t« iu'complish this work. Acbk»od, which explodes tbe jUA , and dealer* ii tifiy”* carding to the testimony of Mm Buckler, ’ . - m.v ecieniific JBMUeor. PATENT MEDICINES u. Vol. . । Land and Calcinsd Plaator, Herbert Piper left the bouw of hi r „ , * ,n It«ard to the liulo dog, with I PAINTS. aiher, Mr. Ruggles, not later than 8:80 a** <*oe <tofe«vub» to the knowledge «*£ i JOHNSTOWN. lime wateh lime id gave her means of recollwring it, ,aI brother in dogology, who OILS, ‘ en Miss Piper said her brotlier re- “V* a would not howl upon VARNISHES. 1 r-.a’fvi.wii 31 ••urned after the loat whistled, and Mrs. I a murder, I aay that it is , TURPENTINE, 1XK, I » BtSaroofw^ufaeYlst Vanderpool said her husband had born l,r°l,&ble he would, for they will how! ... s-’-jnlTaateeideoffe m ----- r 4snniwt gone al-out half on hour when the l«oat ax continued abetnue al their master ! LET and IANCY GOOD."(, PERFUMERY. August 10. 1871. whistled. Now we want to fix (he time an<* pinched or hurt, and why ”*ni.i uldi BALTIMORE. of the whistle. Mr. Soiling, the agent “ot 00 w*;ne>«ng vuch un awful spoctaBOOKS A STATIONERS, uf the boat said that the boat left that ‘de «« that ? Oh, that that Lttle dog -y !»-• m of» ■ CHOICE TEAS, W. H. JEWELL, •M l»»hof» night about 9 o’clock and the whistle is v' j ^0W P'uttenw.i. could UROCERIES,rJ&*«X»| / haw uotnnji.gtd tlx s mr sounded to give notice that the bout is \ andeqwol “ L ............... < 1UARS and TOBACCO, der I It la a terrible conclurion to come about to leave, and it usually whistles HASTINGS. KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES half au hour or a quarter of an hour to. but uoes the testimony lead you to BENEHL CONVEIASCER; Lafore the boat leurea and taking it, so this runclusion. Tne law rrrv humane­ n* to be most favorable to tho other aid** ly K*T«» Hm the ]<eeump.ijn of inno­ Abstracts of Trim \ i then they array his good ' if the boat left at nine the whistle cence I Of land* in Barry County furnished on CARLTON. founded at least a quarter !>eforo nine character and the friendly" relations of i CITY DRUG’ STORE, | appttcatfou, at my office in the co, ? but a ! and possibly at half-past eight. the parties.__ ...Good eha-ncter State St. Hading*. Mich •............. .. Coart House. Now taking it in this wav it linrmoniz -s . y W. H. J KWELL I all the testlmonr and males room tv ad- , J? • M , Hmtisft, JIM. Field out Goquillard’a who saya he saw him He “ held ‘ *" in ttoubre trust at his benefactor and partaer and this I at the Tyson Hou** either at a quarter pleu I with BARRY. after eight ora quarter before nine, and should J have it would take Vanderpool away from his Utunjter tones against the J-vp dam- i IJ w‘ U house before 9 o’clock. TJiey arrived nation of hia taking uti. Wof». \ l« ?XX • • v Gentleman, this ki’ling of Field by j IT!*•• o lAf.'X ' home from the lull about 7 o'clock, and Vanderpx>l is the grand central fact 6 j is after sitting «*n the niazra till it waa • Jf.at • • X quite dark, they had a lunch in the which all the witness um ]»oint. We have found the four corners, the law is j HOPF. luneh room, and from there Vai.derxxjl fulfilled, they axe the gold,Jthe trunk key, ' ' * wen: for his medicine. tfs • JI st a w k' 14 aiwlfttfa.fc But what does Mfes Scribner aayr, the “Brown-Nolan” letter and the blood ‘ li Ivla 4uc a of ■ • fre That Vandenwol left for medicine won , r , ... . IBaafreoCaotofa W i 11 •fierw. retun.-1 fr,if OraMd’, hill. . O.nil«a.H I Irare Uu. m myoar| 15 You w tl.t-r, that taking out Ourtr h“d* “ «f <£’»«. ’>"> »>'■ ul mtnutM. to w. ba,, aaid, there ta ou. I ““V ,hf*,.‘h"r bo token RUTLAND. huuruntl 55 miuWM no|aoco<uitodar Hf .“«?•»« far a tuuHerer n frv ■ * I a of river U n ; ol n e q* ao that if it wtoiuratubeni upon th. veo- “»« tt ewum it. Jhutk peer it, and | rt ’■lie Jj of » w >4 ri. to abmr that he hid tim. to betow God a. your J.dg^ render oy di^KM of tho bod,. „e JuHttebetore.nthu. PMuu.rt.tth.Ihr thik Ihi. would be -uSWunt. -nd the Praple of thu Btate Of Home Manufacture. Battle Creek. Large Stock Just Received, Corn Sheller! T. EASTMAN'S! , LUMBER, LATH, anti SHINGLES BEST AND CHEAPEST RBIITS pet was dirty and filthy, bat why cut oat 3 piece over 7 feet long and 5 feet vrida 1 r IRVING. Go to the apt ofMpfev Sole Proprietor of S£SPARD*S compoum wahoo Biro 1* • c Little Red Shop! ««¥<»• - V aKufnoIro 17 19 to ■a But is it’ not necessary that he should It being «' near the Lour of adjonn xnak'* all the trij^ that are mention- inent, when Mr. Church finished his ed in tha: time table. , speech, that the Judge duft*rred reading Wheu.purat.niamettoh etoyStoriato io,u, u,. j™. ti!1 j the slave of terrible necetMlv, he can do . . « , thiup. that Would totoniah hrataolf at ™w tooraiug. and tourtaljouniedt.il other times. If there is any diffienky thr.t time, in this matter, I think it is relieved bv _ ■ 1 * ------the detense but there may be a differ- j A» experienced Bookkee^r wants race of opinion in regarl to this. They ,o ,,btalu a ^tuition as Bookkeeper aud Lave put into this case the strange man Clerk. Address W. K., eare Banxbk. , in the svange boat, and it is ours as well , Ha-tings, Mich., fur two weeks. dtf as theirs and the jury can put it where ! thev please. If u io necessary to fill out- aud sup­ UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. plement this caae we accept it and use it, and the reason wo did not present it, is because we were unable to procure . it. Mr. Coguillard tell. t» how long “ 12.000,000 ACRES would take to row to the end of the piers or THt and back but on this night it is no: p,.. probable, that, whoever carried that j >,«*. •. -■ • Acres of (unc- >'«ra>inx sod Uratwg i-ody down the river that night went m ■ >« ie» far as the end of the piers, tor with the ' sea that was running that night, it woul I be impowible for tho boat to have ven­ tured out that far, but ft was not neces­ sary to Uke the body out that far, for with the sea that was running that night Prices range from $2 to $10 ]«r Acre. and the peculiar manner in which it 1IUME.STEAD3FOB ACTUAL SETTLERS. would strike the pier*, from the way the wind was blowing, it would tend to in­ crease the current of the river, so that the body could be dropped about at SOLDIERS OF THE LATE WAR Blanchard's landing, it would b® card'd out by natural causes and the voyager FREE HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES, could land at Canfidd’s woods to count within Railroad limiU. equal to a over his durws money or return to Direct Bounty of $400. Manistee, just as you will have it They m«v hare tins man just in whichever way they choose. If he was a foreigner, looking for work, Vanderpool might have said to him, do one thing for mo and you will SELECT SCHOOL. have your money. I say that man ei^eJ assisted Vanderpool or else, he had i A <^«et Rchooi in Astyna is nboui u> t*k» «fnothinir to do with it it. They Thcv scatter Uwir their “>• 4lh ‘21 nothing charges too much, sometimes it is ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, , Dr. Wilcox and sometimes it is Sheriff Secor, andjlast of all it ia this ware*. eositaatly adding man in tho l»oat that r. immitted thereto. this murder. This is only a com­ n or women pre- 1 acbool. will Bad mon method of diverting attention, «nd he told a similar boat story which hap­ pened in Scotland in 1786. The cutting ■, w 5 PRAIRIEVILLE. J'n’rr, oriZy SO Cents n Bottle. AVest of Ba nk. the following complaints Jaundice, Imligt^ion. Sour Stom­ ach, OttimitiM, .Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever A Ague, Dyspepsia, JForms in Children. Files, BUious Com­ plaints, Im/ of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin. Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints. Weak Back. Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel. Rheumatism, A. WOOLEY a i of n e t of ■ w 1 •a 6,. . X of • • X i ^-Tfofelofow I *» • Pi o< • « fro X sj :i i« ORANGEVnXE. u 21 SI t3 a w K of Be *4 This is the Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's * t: t* ii a wU o<» «’• y>j«y«ta« w ee a » X Of a w X • •Kara.)? ZilwXrfov W S3 SI SI 54 SI SI YANKEE SPRINGS. of Slieparrl’.Compound Wahoo Bittern ptiyaiciaaa throughout tho City end them in the House. Price, only <10 I'rnlio Hottie- C. N. SHEPARD, Projoriotor. Grand Rapids, ilieh. For Sol. far ACKLEY 4 SLADE, Hastings. Mich. DENTIST Wille. &it igininggall, THORNAPPLE. for warm meals at dll hours. Remember the place. Op■ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. Parties desiring to purchase will do E. STAUFFER. well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information d'sirwL D. Yt. COO1T Ac CO GOTO CLARE'S FOR PICTURES. A. CAJKXC Michigan Exchange. Deraarr. Fnaauv Uik, IK I. bit; TbuH.lel, .clone aadferoraMr knewo UthtTT.al.ug Publie. ii Ww« thoroughly r. ported tad put tn jwrt< ct order for baeiaoM. ud will 'Ntiaoo to ht kept i. di iu ly'lhihBlali M. Tint CUM Houe. Bui to meet tht vMm •( Mr frioud* tad pttrona, ur ehargtt will ba rodaoad to KUO per d.r, aud the pmrtator » licit the patronage of all who with to Bad • «da* tad plaaaaat baton *bDa la tba city. .• tv nd nruvtator. �Northern Michigan Agricultural and DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. T^ Miaurs ogun Two TSTiRrntR ■echankal Society’s ^Exposition, at Grand Rapids, Tuseuay, Wednesday. I ’ itember, 12,18, j Only J ■ -TOa r n f ^O.aM&LH !c WSHWJr .—The bS ,7* UT3^”,. *> F © T : ,r Valley Rail, WW^spt.ij, 14. road between Jackson audNunlca will am ax NEW COMPANY, ransportation raxspor be reduced, and the price of tickets, NEW FACES, and including all trains on the 16th, for a/are and a fifth. Property w^l'ba tn»W*Hcd to lhc Each Evening at 7 o’clock. For particulars see bill* and Programm- exhibition and return, Free. of Charge. subject to the usual condition*, which —-s of the dav. BILL H. GORHAM. Can be learned by poster*, or at the vaAgent Bswta* <hm.7rb>* ----- THIS----- SUPERIOR. M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN taesame raise and regulations as Go to Ckunrnijis & Brown fur Paints, above will apply to the State Fair. Oils, Varnishes, etc. Michigan Stat-f Agricultural Society, Call on ' linery Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and goods of all Friday September 10, 20,21 nnd 22. The premiums offered amount tn $12,Wanted Immediately. 20,000 feet White Ash Flooring and 900. fiTpfiI Barry Co., Agricultural society, ‘Wed­ dwttteepl3 Hams. Williams A Co. | nesday, Thursday and Friday, October 4, 5 and 0., ■IB tr Clover Hullers! Kalamazoo nnd -A.hn A-i’bor WHEEL ’ CULTIVATORS "—BALL. , E-v -DrtMSikuti opened by !8 E Silas Sarah Shrimer Wc can MlpjJy moat ail Of the back neh from | njmbm msu-. at usual rates** Local ' iFrcmont, id for |800. I amount of wheat frtUDAlbfon. , Tnn ‘ Jioticej. j Hours of eoirmti suspense. HARROWS. BIC, AGH LCUTLT UK AL MACHINERY in Bnrrv County—for sale by E. P. BURR ALL. Office in John Weteertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY Hml nw tw, burned on wbtoll <M¥W» the Iw, MACHINES. and the largest stock of i bed of superior flre-^lay. troll to lensing by | be $2.W. b welllu the soil •upp v-h-. . Iblo SAWING Gratiot county has 167 farmere. Midland people thlnl^th^jr hnYetoaud BACK NUMBER8. ..1 wo. PLOH^S 'MTD CASTIJFG8, AU Around the State. To the ladies of Hastings and vicinity -call at rooms over Mrs. Morrill’s on effrrson St. arid get your dresses ent or • HMMnM GALE AND KALAMAZOO, . • t8oecsss-.es U Okh» 4 Itcettcy.-} OUR DAILY The to'ninwrror' tb' rfrtoflbv ®f lb, | w ill not bo li^ed again daring the n»d bed onlhe MIcbOwMldlauil Rto. ..I.) MM,,I IM M l 111. Protect Youhbkl# against Small ! trial, until Mter the jury come m with road from St Clair to RMffway was let Pbx. Dr. Drake has a supply of pure I their verdict. Wait patiently. on the fttb. . .. Vaccine Matter. A fire, on the 5tb, at {Cast Saginaw | A. O. Miller at Uniw Hall Wednesdestroyed the buildings, woods and oth­ . day and Thursday evenings with new Bert Meat near the bank. er matyrial,ofC. Wenk A Co's hme kiln. Birkenruth sells meat reasonable. i-^. ■ « Loes J3.6OO. with no Insurance. Smoked Hama and Shoulders nt Blr*nd everything nice. Jaeob Cram, snMld resident of Estella, kenruth’s. ।1 glad to announce the successful re-or . .... . .... tniu|i . e. । Gratiot County, was killed on the 281 h S.H Pork, Oik- quality .1 llkkrn- nnlMtlon of Miller-. ' by a tall from a Inmber wagon. Ids bead ruth’s. Th. Dlrwtox. of the B»rry County I .tHklot upn . Hone. I will sell better Meat, and at lower AgrioulMl® Sodely nroT. Alton, D.! At At tho lho n „u„| reunion „unk of- the • annual Twenty-, prlcee than any other Market in the W. Elite, W. P. Hnrio!, John Kmglt. [ second Michigan Infantry, held at city. B. ^Birkenruth. W. P. Garrett. I Borneo, on Thursday, over one hundred The name of Mr. Garrett was New goods has just arrived at I offloere and soldiers were in attendance. MANUFACTURERS OF KA*»H, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. j tally left out hi the notice of It. Mudge’r. ' premium lurt. etc., for which w-j make i1 The nextreoniuo of the 21st Michigan ’ Infantry will take place at Greenville i<lae ■potegtes. Attention.! LUMBER FLOORINI BIDING A-. 'on the JOth gf October next. The progALSO. ­ 1 hasp a voke at cattle and a *ingl<‘ i List of Letters remaining in the r<>Bt> rammagivosu»upper, oration, toaste.etc. hVM.jor-.oda. .O sell on .Bare lor- _ -- — . Tbs residence of G.B. Wiggina, Esq.. _ goodpapsr.* ILXOkX**.' J2lh, ti l&l Mohlings a Specialty Aug 30, 1871. Julia Allen, C. C. Blaktev. CJY.. Dwd ~ < ' ley, Milo E. Crane, Isaac Hall. 2. Mary entered by burgla a during ths night of . " ‘ Hutcoinson, M. M. Lewis, Chaa. Mer- Wednesday, the Both, sod $17 in money Cxneer <u ba Cured. I rick, Petor Meter. D. C. Northrop, Mm. I :\ -‘ H. M. Norris, Chas. Saddler, Chas. taken. L. N. Mixer's Ncrofula and cancer Squire, H. W. Sebert, Clara M. WagAuguHt Abnuua, n laborer at West । luixture Is warranted to cure all casert non.Bloomfleld^jMBtsned himaelf by drinkwf cancer and scrofula In every form. 1 m, Diro-t >our krttor. to No. of P. O. Box . 1Ilg whiaoyln -hldi toxinlto htol been Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ador Drawer. : steej>cd—s remedy be bad for the rheu drew ” L. N. Mixer, Jons Rossarn, P. M. | matlsm. Hustings, Mich. . o 7 ' Two Indians attempted 10 cnee the Special 1 rains. , rtTCr Ja oa Tuewiay last. 11 cent sugar at BusellV. Special mln. on the Cr.n<l nicer i Jllrtn«* «** lk*‘ prer.lUn, .ml Rubber mo}« at Buell's. I’eaches fresh and nice at Busell'a. ! V«dto>-JOMJOU ,ni» »I. e. B..-ui ,1"l,r c”'“- be,,‘* “"T Beet Sherry wine, bitten for dyspepI of a, at B well's. Eaton Rapid*, arid (fraud TnipM*. to I tribes fi^OOto the fundi of AlUon Coiand from the Great Union Fair, leaving । l®8e> If eleven otlier men can be found Best cheese in the city r.t BurellX Stations as follows: , of equal libemhty, that Institution se-j A Caoics Srorr of perfunwrica'at the cures $10,000 LEAVE. STATION'S. City News Dopot. Eaton Rapids', V:W p.m., A thousand and one bushels of wheat lie are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth 7.-00 Charlotte, 9:20 and oats were threshed for Mr. A KoFor Photographs and Picture*, of all Vermontville, 8:50 besw, of Leroy,on Monday of last wreck, for less than our usual price, hacked with the complaint kinds, call od J, F. Minkler. of parties who say they are unable to nay so' nuich. Nashville, by John Landower, with his threshing &10 8:20 Quimby, I machine, which wan moved twice dur­ .Vow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need and Cheapest fruit Jar at Buvell's. 8:35 Hastings, ing the day. The work was done betw­ should have them, we willfrom this date, for a few &00 The place to buy your boots and shoes Irving, een seven o’dock in the morning and weeks, drop the price almost one-half. II? will now make 7*V is at Rvhyax’s. Mkidievilk. six o'clock In the evening, with the full and Complac sets for$25. Single Plates. Upper usual hour’s nooning. MOO Axe. Grand Raphis. Dep.tkS0 or Under SIS. Custom work made on abort notice, getting Bn at rta*Ptmsengers Umm. bVIHUt, MU trains UMIIin ... rur• H W lUUllll ■■•K ■■ -K The dead MVM body "I of au an IUIBU, infant was found In good style end reasonable prices . tlooa where there are Ticket Offices, floating In the Grand River st Spring at Runyan’s. j must purpha-M.* tickets tn avail them- Lake on the 26th. On examination it I ’ . n, .... , „ selves o/tbe reduced Fare. Passengers proved to be that of a female child ap-1 Ladies’ fine shoos of the latest styles 1 । irom from Ftauons stations wnere where mere there are no vmcea Offices parently less than a day old,and alargvj UflWC OVCT (.rTUTll I nllllps, Store, Hastings, J\Hch. at Runyan : can procure tickets of the Conductor. I cut on the back of the bead gave reason First National Cwnnxo Hom. I j to believe that death waa caum-d by foul j ALL HAIL MAINE! —Go there for the beet and cheapest : means. The officers nre in quest of the -----Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. I supported criminal. f -------------- ----------- -------------REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 12,000. H. A. Goodyear. Dan i Striker. • if E. G. W illlams. The people of Maine voted yesterday u,o Rroubllcan x.ruuuncnii mnjorny Warranted Custom Made Boota from, kiiv *nd the minority is fr a.LARi 3,000 ' ’larger"than ’i*t* year. Well dene galDetroit, Grand Rapids and Jacoen Goodyear & Strike 1 lant itepublimnsof the Pine Tree State. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. U„V>" ALL OL'Ii WORK WLlRR.LiYTED, STEWART & STEINHOFF- CITY paint store We shall prolmbly say ‘‘good bye” An Every-day Story. j to the Dally by our next issue. We trust ‘•Hello John, where ore you going?” however, our short ocquatn^niv with “I was going down here to buy some OVCT O'1* thousand readeia outside of grocers.” Hastings, has been mutual, and we in“Weil I um going down to Mace Al- j rito you to Uy jf column our UrRP Urgr, * Moolumn len'» to buy mine.” ' — *. SI so per year.. We ... wreUy, k only will nrtiinlM1 all our onr readers read«*rM a n live ll-rn Dally Tb«ilv “Down to Allen’s? Why. I never bo’t! w111 any of him. I always go there to buy every day If we can secure the north I crockery and wall paper, but 1 never ! and ®°“tb Ralhoad, and a proper Irnpc- ■ thought of buying groceries there. Notltu* to our flne Doaqulhctatlng later long ago 1 bo’t n whole set of crockery ' “te- BaEd Jtellroads! Improve our aud paper enough to pa]«r my house, Manufacturing tkcilities! and then— I there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could Ha*tings against any town lu the State, buy any where else. Bwddre be war ----------------------------ranted it. The crockery be keeps is Cn—‘xxATt I NDUrtrnrAL—Exposition. the Boot’s celebrated ware.’’ _q cetw good for trip to and from the .,111 ?i’oi 5Shfii*.TS& Ore“ Expi.iuon .1 Cl.elnanything I bm*e to m>11 at a ftiir price, Mtl a mite, from Jackson, Antoo. I get a U tter tobacco tea aad 1 goiia,Jonesville, Beading and Waterloo. lU„‘X!.b™ M,I“,, F*“ “ «totlnoe to Oct Tib. Two ex.­ Two ex any wnere else tn town. .I press Trains Dally „ are run each . way be . ­ M. ALLEN, tween Jackson and Cincinnati; time 13 Washington Block. Aug. 15, 1871. hours without change of cars. Huni, Williams A CoDo not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Bany county, but they have one thkt will stick any and ail kinds oi molding* that aru needed. They also have on band a large number I dow frames, Ac., that will be sold allow । Mures for cash. I HUBICAI.! COMMINS A BROWN * TtTflllt ■ PA TNT H K.S te«l' nr. B. rtm Bad Dr. Httrtrn HuUojs, Mich. Crtt.ltUDm, fun it. Suoth Sid. gut« rt. I j4 B.a FMTHE! Paiuta, Oil#, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, PICTURE FRAMES. GLASS. ETC.. ETC.. Sign & Ornamental Painting, c.re..c1.«.r^'CT^!r Hastings, Mich. BMM, Iron, -Nails, Glass, FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, LOTS AND PILES OF IT ON HAND AND BOUND TO SELL. Graining, Dealers in Call at JOHIST AttMiMmy, 4t., , •BG.LV NO USE t0 m all tit branch. A Urge auartmmt of Caffin,on knd; ShrtnAfnrniMifL. •*rca. A good Heant fttmithtd FREE to a-’lpalroiu. trlv JOHN WOLF. Wooden Ware, &cAGENTB FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF Lake Superior Iron THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Also the WOODLAND PARLORS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-13.pdf fd35534107f083fedc9b49b9a63b3d86 PDF Text Text 2ljc fastings (Sanner. .2 OL. I. DAILY EDITION. HAS I INGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 13, 1871. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. NO. 26. pursuit, and investigation, and when 5th, 1869, murdered in tlie bank build- 1 clearly proven, is cousidered as very I'i™ “T"1? ’'v ,,,<’ ’ Jepw -r wrulnty, lot It would lx- . strong evidence of guilt 7 mg at Manistee occupied by said Her- <fn r R** 1x6 W!*|Wfidom stated mockery upon legal proceeding*, ifyour Iwenty-MTMith D»y « Proowdijr 12.—That tbo fabrication of evidence Iwt Field and tho respondeat, and that 1lu cither or the counts in the iuformn-; verdict being guilty, Herbert Field the defendant was with said Field in !(Ion then you must And a verdict of should hereafter appear in life. is also considered when proven as strong orn,unter. But, gentlemen, you hhould give thia JUDGE HOYTS CHARGE TO THE tiie bank alive, from about 11 to 42 convincing nropf of guilt and if thorn- Welock of naid day uud the evidence fails teGtlscosc, under which- evidence of identity n careful serptiny, JURY. xy are satisfied from the evidence that ever counter the Information the ovl- a thorough examination, and you’reonto show that any other person entered ' the Respondent perpetrated forgeries in aenccnas become arrayed, in murder. elusion should not be affected bft env the books, for tho purpose of edvoriug said bank after defendant left the same, ,. If*,uri*®r “ dofined to be the unlawful remote ixxeibility, but should require THS VERDICT—HOT GUILTY ! tlie jury ought not to infer from the Hilling by a person of sound mind and that high degreeof moral certainty upand concealing tho possession of money mere absence of proof of tlie fact tliat dlHcretl°ii of n rea.oliable creature, I on which you would ba willing to act with muHoc aforethought. I in your own gravest matters. Moaxire sesaxox. - or property tliat justly bobugod to Field, no one else did enter said bank. Malice is a desire or intent to do a ; I? Herbert Field hud been a son. of such forgeries may bo considered as 11—The value or effect of criminative ,person an injury without just cause or r------Sept 18,1871. -• facta evidencing guilt. one of you, gentlemen of the jury, from facte and circumstances depends not only provocation. ,such testimony ns baa been tatroduco^ A larger crowd than usual was pres­ 14-That the fact that small articles,the And malice aforethought, a* an de- :into this case, would you have taken upon their consistency with the guilt of ent at tbo opening of Court this morn­ property of the deceased and usual­ the accused ; but their inconsistency with meat of murder is an Intent to kill ।charge of that body and consigned It to ing to hoar the instructioas from the ly carried about his person, were aftai- the theory of his innocence, and no fact formed before the act ia committed and the graveTte the body of vonreont without Just cause or provocation; just There have been undoubte dly many Cdurt to the Jury before they should his death found in the po*MMion of the or circumstance should be considered aa calve or provocation may exist where < case* of mistaken identity, where the Respondent,. is.i a circumstance of tt I ------- ~ w. » I criminative or allowed to exert an inkilling is Justifiable, ns In case of an identity seemed certain and the proof commence their final deliberations on ■?? “*?, b*““” ' '•“ro'i.hnt. unlcu officer committing a homicide where plain, Still the fact that aotne extra­ the important matter they have entreat­ decisive in establishing Ids guilt j th, ju^ „„ cU,,lv M m ~Ubluh,„ I hl. ,uch Qr tbe execution of the law makes it his ordinary cases have occurred does not 15 —That if they shall find from tbe duty to do so, excusable homicide, where ed to them. circumstance is not only entirely consis­ it is committed in self-defense, or in change the rule by which you are to be governed in thia case. ' The reading of the charge to the ju­ evidence in tbe case that Vanderpool® tent with the theory of guilt, but also is cane of provocation, where a person ho* Th atench instances Jiave taken place after the death of Field, was found to incunsi«tent with tlie theory of innocence. received what the law regards as a juat ought to lead vou to exercise caution in ry occupied about one hour, an exact have in his possession propertv, money, 12.—To render any feet or circum­ provocation which causes him to net investigating the evidences of Identity copy of which we herewith publish: or evidence at debt, which, from the stance alleged by the prosecution or at­ from the sudden and uncontrollable of the body, yet if from the evidence you Stab or Krone ax—:The Circuit Court evidence, the^~believo to hare boon tho tempted to be proven of any value in Csslon of anger, In which case tbe law are satisfied that the dead body of Her­ vtng a tender regard for the frailty of bert Field was exhibited in tho City of property of Field at the time of his1 estalialii .ig the guilt of the defendant, for the County of Bany. human nature mitigates the offense to Manistee in September, lb89, the pos­ death, this unexplained, is u strong such feet or circumstance must not only manslaughter. ’Fhe People, 1 sibility of there being some extraordi­ criminative fact. Murder, then, may be said to consist nary mistake about it should not prevent vs. bo proven beyond all reasonable doubt, of Coort George Vanderpool, 1 but it must be such a feet as is consist­ of two element*: 1. Tbc homicide, or your conculelun. If you you should actof killing. 2. The malicious intent come to the conclusion that Herbert Gentleman of the Jury.—In giving Propositions Offered by the Defenie'. ent with the guilt of the defendant, and formed before the oct Is committed. Field i* dead and that bi* dead body b«» been vou instructions os fe the law to he ap­ Where 9 homicide Ihih been com mi t- diaeovered, your next Inquiry should be in wb»t 1-—The fact that Herbert Field in inconsistent with his innocence. plied in this case, I shall first give you dead and that he camo to his death by 14. —In determining the question of ted, if committed by tbc use of a dan­ manner did he meet bi* death? Did be come to in the languogo »n which they are writ­ tho criminal act of an other, or, in other guilt ar innocence the jury are bound to gerous 'weapon, or in other words, a Mia death unlawfully T A nmn may meet bl* ten, the instructions requested by Coun­ words, the eorput dcitcfi must be estab­ exclude entirely from their considera­ weapon, a violent assnit with which would be likely U> cause death, the ma­ sel which I have detmnined to give, not lished by clear and unequivocal proof, tion every fact and circumstance alleged licious Intent is jiremimcd, for the rea­ b* killed by another. reading those which f bavo determined and thin must lie done by direct evi­ or sought to bo proved by the l*roaecu- son that n person 1h presumed to con­ tion which is not proven to a moral cer­ template ana intend the natural, neces­ thal death was canacd by the two wound* found To refuse. dence, when it can be made, or when tainty and beyond a reasonable doubt. sary and probable result of his own' act, upon the head of thia body, or by the one on the PBOPOeiTlOSM OTTE lira BY TnEPBOSaCVYtOX. direct evidence cannot be mode, then 15. —To justify conviction upon cir­ and thia presumption of malicious in­ tent Is conclusive and makes tbe act of 1 The statute defining murdec, vide by circumstantial of equal power. cumstantial evidence, each .of the cir­' killing, piurder, unless It appears from 2 Compiled Laws, page 1503, People 2.—The loading characteristic of cir­ cumstances relied onbylbe Prosecution i the clrcumM(anoes iw shown by the pros- mortal, and a* to whether they were inflicted be­ vs. Potter, 4 Mich. 1, 7, 8. cumstantial evidence is, that it is a sub- and material to a conviction must be• ecution, or is affirmatively proved bv fore death you have the testimony of physician* That “wilfull, defiberato and prmaed- . sfituto for positive cnidonce, and when, proved and establisht*! with the >udo, the defense, (hat the killing was lustln- introduced for that purpose. itated killing” which constitutes murder U8 in this case, it is solely relied upon, it tie, or done in the neat of degree of certainty with which the gfirjl. able, excu-a u]*on sufficient provocation. in tho first degree «s shown, when the should be so strung as to produce upon of the respondent w required to bo e»-1 blood „ uvu ,tlie uv act of W1IUUJ . ,is n once Kes__ ■ When killing their locality-amt nature, iu iirder to determine weapon used is lethal—i. ©., a weapon the mind ofxhe Jury u conviction equal tabliabcd, and no fact or circumstancejjtublished. tabllshed. It it devolves upon the defense bow and from what direction the blow* were In­ 'the natural and necessary consequence to that of jxvsitive «widence or tho itris- alleged by the Prosecution is to'be con-- T io 'show ouines within 1' *that *the 1”* act * — —— — <**-«_ the dicted. and bv wbatkindof an uulrnmcnt, and of vfhjch is to cause death. ■ ' be acquitted. ’ cner must ca-cs, andujton a failure to do tiderod at all by tho jury in detcfmihing^. wkcepted 1 upon these question* you bare alto the scientific Ail'd iu the ease at Bar. if live jury 3. —Tbe legal presumption is that the the question of guilt or iunocctfco un-‘ 1sto.the act of killing <lraws after it the •' 1 opinion of pbytician* to avilat v/u to determine find from the evidence that Vanderpool J: priadner is iunorenttf the crime charged less tlie truth of such feet or circdin- malicious Intent. And In this cause, gentlemen of the ।the direction and weight of the blow* and the na­ killed Herbert Field by a hatchet or and the burden is upon tlie Prosecution stance is tally established by credible Jury, If you came to the conclusion from iture of the instrument by which they were inhammer width would cause the fracture of proving every requsite to establish evidence to the entire satisfaction of the. ’ the evidence In the case that th® re| fileted. of th$ skull shown on the body of tho his guilt, and nothing can he taken by jury und beyond all reasonable dqubt. spomfeut killed Herbert Field with a From there cocideratiou* a* well a* (gen all deceased Herbert Eiohl, they can aud implication against him. 1G-»H the jury do not find from ev­ weh|oa, an assault with which would tbc evidence tn th* c*»c. you should inquire should find the .respondent guitar of 4. —To warrant the jury in finding u idence other than the proved statements be likely to cause den th, then the ma­ whether tbc hand ot auicidednllicted the blows, licious intent is presumed by the law or whether the act wav committed by wmt murder-in the first degree. verdict of guilty, they must find of Vanderpool that he burned the car- unless p’ou are satieCed from tbe evi­ 2. —That to determine the question tliat the theory of guilt of the prisuuer, ]»et and clothes, they must-consider tho dence In the ca>e tliat the killing was other petson, and whether the instrument which • whether Vanderpool did inurder (Field flows naturnlty from tho facta proved reasons aud explanations that he gavo Justifiable, excusable, or done in beat of caused the wound* w»* one, an assault with . which *qu!d be likely to cauMdeata; or made a* aforesaid, tho jury, tn the absence of and from all of tho ^ticte, and must be for burning them, and if those retuons blood upon&ufileient provucatiin. B The ciiargti in this cause is naturally with the 3*1, an ordinary borrewhip, a Might direct twtimouy to Urn act, should .con­ consistent with all such fecta, nud if they and expiations have not been contra­ divisible in<o three parts, and these stick oi wood, or seme instrument not likely to sider nil the surrounding circumstances. find anyoaoyof the estaoliahod facte to dicted by evidence given for the Prose­ ought to be considered separately. -o not 3. —Tliat they may consider the at­ be iucousiwnt with the guilt of tlie Quimn, cution jum and qj are not improbable improbable in in thcinFirst. You should inquire whether And if you come to the conclMinru that the . tempts ofc Vanderpool .to remove, ounce! prisoner, tlwn it ds their duty to acquit g^lves. consider ~those Hcrbctt Field Is dead. * " tfew must ’ i reasons wounds or either of them, caused thl^dealh of Second. If eo, did he come to his Herbert Field, and that they were infllbted by and conesal from observation all marks him, although all <>tbor facta may be anj ,,jpfonations to bo true, or vestige* of the act, which attempt is consistent with and point to his guilt. , 17.—The jury must eom-ider the pre- death unlawfully, and, Third. If Field la dead, and came to some other person with a dangerous weapon charged by tlje I*rorocution, if they find 5. —In order to convict tho prisoner, 1i vjuUS p)0<l character of the defendant, liis death unlawfully, did tbenyqioDdent then the liw will presume a malicious intent unit liml limi tliat that the facte jiroved proved am| jf Heems to them unlikely that u George Vanderpool strike the fatal snd vou must find that the crime of murder such attempt proven by the testimony the jury uiutf am all ronriateni with the theory of p<;iW)n of aucli character would commit blow. The first and *econd inquiries as Ims been committed upon the bodr of Herbert aro in the aiaa. JU.ne and nn.i ibnv nl«n find find that that thev ' 4-—They may consi'Ier any ftflse guilt, they murt also they t|lp (.ftote charged, they may entertain to whertierTleld hns come to tils death Yield. And as to whether such oOence was com•tatonient made by Vanderpool respect­ urv ineon«isteut with the theory of his n reasonable doubt of his guilt and may unlawfully involve* the question as to if ..tbo tbo facta iu tbo tho ca.*e case Uquit lum un the strength of that doullt. whether a crime ha* been committed ing Field, about his haring run away, innocence and if and is sometimes called the eorput de­ manner, charged iu the information, is very <or having gone away, or having carried may lx* reconciled .with innocence and I Notwithstanding the evidence outside of licti—or the body of the offence. closely connected with the question of whether away the money or effects of him, Van­ also with guilt, er in other woids, if good character would bo sufficient to Your first inquiry then, gentlemen, in the respondeat wu the man who committed thL* cou*e Will be, is Herbert Field of derpool ; if they find fiom tho evidence there is a single hypothesis which will -----convict. theotfecM. and the inquiry may be pursued at Manistee dead ? that said false statamenta were made by reconcile tho foefo beside that uf guilt, 18.—In weighing the testimony of ■Upon this point tbe testimony which witnesses, especially sucli...... os..................... have been. then tho prisoner (U.-Il IUU IllUWU. should bo acquitted............... ....................... ...... . ............ Vanderpool. *hoald be taken into c-..nlideratiou in determin­ 6.—The guilt or innocents of the engaged iu collecting testimony and has been introduced into this case is .5.—That tli.-v may consider the lateichiefly of thdklnd called direct or posi­ ing the qnMticn. fication of the books of aswunt of the pn^er i. U 4.^.4 uPm . tive evidence, partly of a kind termed If you find that the erime charged hat been Bank of Manistee owned by Vanderpool mere preponderance of the proot. this there is a pionenesMor tendency of the circumstantial. committed your next inquiry will be i* lb* reThe direct and positive evidence on •pondent Georc* Vanderpool th* person wbo and Field, tillered by the Prosecution, .is the rule in civil cases, but in this case, human mind to distort an J color the this point is the testimony of those wit if they find tram the testimony, that the prisoner must bo acquitted unless ! (ante in order to establish their precon- nv-scs who saw the body found upon inflicted the fatal abound*. reived conclusions. ’•ved eriheinaiana. The prosecutlon’wi not claim that any peratm Vanderpool didxnako such falsification. tho evidence removes every reasonable '•• the shore of Lake Michigan claimed to 10—The right to make a "statement” 6. —That they may consider the state doubt of his guilt from the minds of the Is a personal one, given to a prisoner be the dead body of Herbert Field, the mw tbe respondent strike tbe mortal blow, nor of affairs of the said Bank tnd the ef­ jury and in caros of doxbt it is safer Io (ortho purpose of explaining any matter tetismony of Dr. Hopkins, the dentist, ba* any witncM been upon the stand wbo teatifects .of tho withfixawal therefrom of tho acquit than convict. which he may deem to require an ns to the t>-eth in the mouth of that .7.—To justify a conviction of the xu»- explanation. He may avail himself of body, and of other witnesses who claim of death. If this respondent was the person funds.allotted to Field, to anfer from cither by a mark upon the arm, or by who used that instrument as charged iu the in­ said effects a motive in said .Vanderpool poadent,it is not Mifficient tliat there isjn thin right, or not, a* be tees fit, and his the apparent size oi the body, they formation, in tbc Bank of Mamstce'on th* Olh declining to do so Is not to be considered to prevent stud removal by killing Held prepoudornnee of evidence iu favor of against him, or ns any evidence of his could recognize and identify, it as the guilt, ovon although suahpre;>underenco guilt, and te not a subject of comment body/of Herbert Field. before said removal should be .made. That evidence upon thia point which knowledge, saw the act: Therefore there is no 7. —-That they may consider all evi­ should bo so great as to create in tho by Counsel. may' bo termed circumstantial is tbe evidence upon this point of the kind termed di­ dence tending to shosv concealment by opiuien of the jury a strong probability testimony ns to the name of Herbert rect evidence. But the evidence introduced into Vanderpool of the actual business or ot guilt Having now disposed of the written Field being written upon some part of this cause by the prosecution for the purpose of The gtfik uf the respondent must be ।i request* presented by Counsel, I shall the clothing found upon that body, tbe sustaining thia portion of the charge I* in ita jx-rsoiial Mintions of Vandeqwol and Field, and all attempta by Vanderpool proved to a moral certainty and to the ।' proceed to give you certain further In­ testimony os to the panto and shirt be­ nature indirect and of a kind sometime* called ing Herbert Fields, and as to the gold circumstantial evidence. The prosecution show to tuin inqiury for Field in a wroag di­ exclusM'ii of all reasonable doubt. structions:. piece and the envelope found in the by direct teflimooy that certain facts exist, snd 8. —Although the jury should be boIrection, axti all false representations The information in this cause charges pocket of tlie panto, as well as the test! they ask you from tbort faclq^to infer by a pro­ isfitMl tiict Herbert Field did, ou tho 5th about or explanations of circumstances that the respondent, Georg* Vanderpool mopy about the ring found upon one of cess of reasoniiwtlie greatercriminal fact which or discoveries -tending to implicate him, day Sejitember, in company with the re- did ou the 6th day of September, A. D. the finders of the body claimed to be the is now the subjef.1 of iuquiry. Some of the fact* the said Vaadet>Mwl, with killing Held. Fpondent Jilono enter the bank building 180:\ at the City of Manistee, kill and identical ring worn by Field as late as from which they ask you to draw tin* final in­ Saturday September 4,186W. murder one Herbert Field. at Manistee, occupied by said Field and 8. —That they xuay consider tlie at­ These circumstances a< to the cloth ference are not proved by direct evidence and aa The i nfonoatioD contains three counts. tempt, by a f<»rged letter, purporting to respondent, at about 11 o’clock in the A count is n statement of a cause of ac­ ing and other articles may be a* valua­ •como from a distant place and to be forenoon, mad that re«pondon| there re­ tion, or a charge that a certain pi mon ble in determining the identity of this of each ou* from ccrteio other body as the direct testimony of tboee tecta proved bv direct evident* vritton by strangers, to create n behef mained afore with said Field, till 12 hsa committed a crime. The charge of murder against its re­ who claim to recognize it from the body that the aforesaid killing wus not Ae o'clock of said day a’«d left tho bank, spondent la therefore stated in the Infor­ itself. The question for you aa to the and, although tho evidence in tho ease act of him the aforesaid Vanderpoel direct testimony is whether the witnes­ foils to satidg tho jury, that said Field mation three distinct times, and iu three ses are correct or mistaken as to the tenee of such fact* can be logically established but uf said .strangers and other persona dlflereot forms. Tne reason of this is that when recognition of tho body, and as to the from those elementary fact* which are proved to 9. —That effects are proven to the sat- was ever afterward soon alive, and al­ Utection of tho jury, which establish though tho jury should be further satis­ tbc public prosecutor drafts his Informa­ otiier kind of testimony the same ques­ exist by direct evidence. The inquiry then into this part of the case leads tion occurs, and also if the statements guilt of this respondeat upon thSscharge fied by -the evidence that after tho said tion he may be in some uncertainty us of tbe witnesses are correct, Is it reason­ to the exact form in which the evidence und it is evident to the jury that an ex­ Field and respondent entered said bank will be finally produced upon the trial. ably possible that all these circum­ proper and legitimate field of investigation, and planation, if any can be given consist­ jmd before the 17th of said month, said And therefore he drafts the oomplaint stances should occur and tbe body not result* are oftentimes obtained therefrom as sat­ ent with innocence, is within tbe power Field was wilfully murdered, still such in several different forms to meet the betbat of Herbert Field. isfactory. as if th* thing iteelf which is ths ulti­ Is it reasonable that this body found mate object of your investigation should .be pre­ of the respondent, that then the fajt of evidence merely showing that respond­ evidence ns it shall be then produced. In the first count the charge ia that upon tbe shore of Lake Michigan should ent lind such opportunity Jocommit the his failure to to give give it is to to I* sented immediately and directly to your view, his tatlure it is ue coiiridered --------by lb. i«rr. roar b» ly th—i murltr, and <M« of c’‘d"."“ *’'°V the respondent with a hatchet inflicted have on some of the clothing of Herbert without the interposition of sny process of infitrField, one article of it marked with the __ Ti-nt th* natural infer- ining that some romo other person had had such upon Herbert Field, two mortal wounds, name of Herbert Field, and having up­ as criminative. Tliat the natural infer­ one on top of the head and one .on the Th* danger of Making conclusion* and multi on one of Ito fingers a ring testified to ence is, that the proof if produced, in­ opitoctunity, is not sufficient to justify back of the head, of which he died. the i jference that tlie respondent was And the second count chargee that re­ be tho same ring worn by Field as late stead of r.butting, would tend to sus­ spondent, with some blunt instrument, ns Sept. 4, 1889, tho day before his al­ perceptibly and unconaciouily glidu away into tho murderer. . . tain the cliarge. , To justify such a conclusion it is unknown, inflicted upon Herbert Field leged disappearance, and having in one th* field of mere apeculation; but to long aa thia 10. —That circumstantial evidence u two mortal wounds, one on top of iiIs of the pockets of the panto a letter en­ ia carefully avoided, and while punning your in­ often os strong as positive evidence, and necessary to show further, to a reasen- head, and one on the back of his head, velope directed “Herbert F..” the bal­ ance of directions being perhap* indls- vestigation!, you do not depart from the ngiona ablo certainty, that no ether person ex­ of which he died. often the only kind cf evidence obtaina­ cept respondent hod an opportunity to And in the third count the charge is, tingutahablo and the body be that of of atern logte. the result* reached are ordinarily ble, and that a jury is ns much bound tliat respondent with some blunt Instru­ some other person ? commit the murder. to receive and consider the one as the And again, as to the direct testimony 9. __ If the jury should be satisfied ment, unknown, inflicted upon Herbert other, and it is sufficient, if of such The eonclaiiona arrived at from th* atern logic Field one mortal wound upon tbe back of tbe denthst, Hopkins, to it reasonably with tbe evidence that during tho after­ possible that a set of teeth, a portion of of bls head, of which he died. chiwartor and amount as to produce a noon or night of the 5th of September, '1 he uncertainty in the mind of tbe lheni repaired in a peculiar pi&nner conviction of the judgement, or, in oth­ Herbert Field was wilfully murdered proeecut-ir when he drafted the infor­ should appear exactly tbe same in an­ indeed often more aatiifaclory and aertain than er words, create a rational certainty and and that during the forenoon of said mation as to what tbe evidence would other person’s mouth as they were in when th* eooelniion vnughl depend* upon the diremove all reasonable doubtsday be, »d Field, wont with the de­ be, was ns to whether the alleged wound Field's mouth ? Such questions as these you should 11. —In order that a feet should be fendant alone into tlie bank building uoo the top of the head wm mortal or projiouud toyourrolve* if you believe illustration—Suppose vou should desire to aaeernot, and as to whether the alleged received and considered by tbo jury, it occupied by said Field and respondent wounds were inflicted by a hatchet or tbc testimony of tbe witnesses produced tain whether a man ot your acquaintance, bais not necessary that it should tend di­ and that the respond out has foiled to by some other Instrument which would upon the question of identification of rectly of iteelf to prove that Vander­ the body, , ‘ prove that said Field ever left said build­ be capabl? of inflicting such wounds. pool is guilty of the charge. It it suf­ You must come to a conclusion as to And he has stated i be cbargw there­ ing alive, ‘atin tho jury ougH not from the question of the identity of this bod/ ficient if taken in connection with the Buch failure to infer that said Field did fore in different forms so ns;to corres- os the body of Herbert Field from the End upon tfcese points with the evi­ other fecte, it finds ita proper place, and not leave such bank dive. evidence in the case. nce as produced upon the trial. then that a mirror should be produced and with tho whole, produces this result And ob to this point, before you come This is In accordance with the rules 10. __ Although the jury believe from placed st a short distance from thia lint of vision 12. —That the suppression of evidence the evidence that Herbert Field wason of pleading in such cases, and you are to the conduBlon tliat Herbert Field is (Continued on 3d page.) oi a criminative character, is a means dead, you ought to be satisfied to a high Instructed that, if the prosecution shall the afternoon, or night of September often resorted to by criminals to defeat �tar the care we printed the exact words of the Speaker, spd not instead, what the prosecution cldH m Arta ; and fhr l^rbnrfliran | amq. ORTH. of bit Hann, The defense lias been handled in a masterly manner by men of the highest literary and legal ability. Each of them, Mr. (’. G. Holbrook, Mr. Henry M. Checvcr and tho Hon. D. Darwin Hughes has filled to tbe letter tho place 1 RUS8ELL (J- JVEVlfrS, Offer to the people of Barry County a large <Aul select assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, and a full line of properly assigned him, and it u not to much to say that for masterly ability, close-reasoning, and conclusive demon­ stration, the closing arguments of. Messrs. Cbeever and Hughes have nev­ UOXSX IL DXWXT. - • S4t«. - er boon excelled at the Michigan Bar. IIastlxos, Mien., Snonant 1 3, 1871. and adds now lustre to American foren­ sic eloquence. Tim MOR k ROLFE. ATXORNBY-flalLaw. Ha^Er.Mhblsan. OBe. •r«r Nananal Bank, earner SuUn and Jaffarxia 1,- RUSNELL, ATT0R5BT xt Ltw. Innnnio and Culieeting Ag'i. OJIs* over Sbopball A Brown', .for*. NaahvtUa. MIsaiffAS. ___________ JuMri dfiAS. IL BAUER. ATTORNEY AND COl'NBKIAR AT LAW. and SHeitor in Cimncrry. All ivai buaiuaa. awtroMtotaaeare wd1 to at let.W tn wHh wromptnaaaasdMjrito. USaaaorwerStateat^Joflar* Sash, various other goods—Every­ thing to he sold Cheap for Cash. Call and Examine the Goods. You will not re-/ TTORNKTF. and CummIIoh at tow-and Soliellor» In Ckanrorv. will protnixlx and faithfully at­ tend t> tb« bwda«M of their aaJUng: Convajaueiac. uoUacdug. ail Ury and real atate claim, in ctado i. Oflteu in Uoibrvek lllvck. Harting*. Blinds, YTM II. I1AYFORD ATTORNEY sad CmumHot at lav, a><! Solicitor la ( ttaaevry, Jmllov ot th. Pmcv. aixi HmJ Jfc. Borno Fruit. NOT GUILTY ! &c. Hagak Station, Aug. S8,1871. Fbibnd Dewey There was seven­ teen hundred and thirty-nine baekehof poaches aud nine baskets of pears ship, jwd from Ibis Station to-nlghr. This Station is on the Chieaga 4 Michigan Idkkc Shore R..R., four nilloo north of Benton Harbor. Such is tlie Verdict of twelve ns true Yours truly, men as ever were einpannelcd on any H. N. Sheldox. ’ Jury under Heaven, after bearing j The forvgtilug letter should have been • nil the evidenocafn thia Import case. The ; printed sotnu time slncx, but was acei- 1 The result vindicate* the fair Fame of deutly misplaced, and in the mul tip I lei- | Gbobgb Vanderpool, nud sets the seal ty of cares forgotten for tho momeut. ; qf Condemnation on tbo unfair and The author wul please excuse the error, and accept <>ur thanks for tbc favor. oppressive character of tbe men iu Man­ istee wbo have jieraeouted this man An experienced Bookkeeper wants I with such persistent spite. As a matter of interest, we append the <u obtain a sltusllon a.i Bookkeapjr aud Clerk. Address \V. K., care Banner, liallotlngs of the Jury, adding that the Hustings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf lint ballot was t-ikou without debate immediately after tho Jury entered their,room, and tho second soon alter, and the third, nfier tbe second instrue 400 rdiles under 800 mile* without tton to the Jury by tlie Court, explain­ Ono Management C ing the diiftrenee between tnurdor in “Sound the Timbrel over Manistee’s Dark Sea, Innocence has Triumphed. Vanderpool is Free!" ERIE inis kailway rxzbxm xbom Rochester to New York,NW5 miles, Buffalo to New York, 428 miles,' ! Suspension Bridge to New Y’ont 44S Dunkirk to Now York, 400 miles, Cleveland to Now York, G25 miles,! Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, _AND IS FROM w Elevator Boitliag uf C. F. Dwi*bl*Co. /h j*f; With ono simultaneous voice, which the Court made no effort to check, Ivoni centre to circumference. The ladire, (if whom many wore present, join­ ed in those demunstratioua of delight, Nov. IMb. IW. HASTINGS, MICH. 'I'nlkiuir Are bound to sell Dry Goods, Groceries, All train* rue directly through to Nev York. ISyBflO miles without change ofcaches. From aud after Aug. 17tb, 1871. Train* will leave, in connection with Western Linaa, a* fol low.: NEW — . YORK ----- ------DAT— EXPRESS, . .....a.i, i*ar*n leavenvincmnati Cincinn.li, at I IS P. M , Sunday* excaptrd ; Cl*v*laod from Atlantic aad Great Wealbro Depof. bv Columba*. O., lime, daily, (Saturdarx efeeni- And everything In their line of Good* •d, nt 1.1.00 P. M.; Ctiftoo at S A.’ H.; and at prices aa low as at Jaekson, Nuapeamoa Bridge at 4.05 A. M dailv, (Sun­ or Grand Rapids, day. *xe*ptad:J Buffalo from 'knot corner Exchange and Michigan Stroalfc, by New York And in many cases Lower. •ime, aaily. i Sunday* excepted J al 7. A. M ArrirMalhoraellavilleSUto A. M; Noaquebann. ...iu u .n... _ •_ . v. m tho Court room rang with cheer after cheer, which, with the shouts and clap­ ping of hands fairly shook tho building WM. I- COIJIL ATTORNEY aad CoumUor at tow. Solicitor in i banc.ry, and Kronit <Xmrt Uommtoiouer for Barry oountr, will attend to oil buaineu entrusted to him with promptnm end Sdelity. Oflea in Empire Block. Middlevilk. Miehi<au. HARVEY WRIGHT. 1 Oil, REGIONSGFPENNSYLVANIA DRS. J. M. & <•. RUSSELL. “nJ „P»n:"'>n». The treatment of OB«ol’JfteT.Tn A‘xattention. DRS. H. J. R E. F. BROWN, HOJ/J-OPATHtC PhyMeian.. OfloolaoU p. o. lanilnn pal I to CHRONIC BEST ar Cp&Mltetion frae. " •' hoar. I rota u .. M. to I J. 1 r. «. U l-T toS lT,,n^u^I)t^eat'", Tliurrday aftir OF MEN'S JOHN 11OHCR1S. PHYSICIAN swt Burnon. Diclliug uu Brood-»y, near the Court ll<-uw. FltfE BOOTS! WM. UPJOHN, pl!St<212^ In the City, Manufactured hr prase Train at Now Jeraer R.ilrvad for Philadripbia Sleeping Coache, are atlacbed io tbia tram at Cincinnati and Cleveland, running tbrooghto Horoellaville l Breakfaat;i and new and improved Drawing Room Coaebei are attached at Clifton fSu.penaion Bridge', running through to New York. EXPRESS MAIL leave. Dunkirk from Union Depot, and Buffalo, via. Avon and tin iion>*!la- THE VANDERPOOL”TRIAL- LIGHTNING EXPRESS, iDaily.) Ihvw Ci*. cionail at t.45 P. M.. arrivM at Weal Salem Now that this imjiortaut case is closed, it may not be amiss fi>r us to rufer in brief to the trial, and tho principal ac­ tlitton IMP. X , 5o«peniiou Bridge, l.M >*• M; Buffalo 2 to P. M. Arrive* al Her- ton therein. Of Judge Hoyt we need only say that throughout he has demonstrated th« wisdom of the people iu choosing him to the impendant position he fills with so much dignity, ability and impartiality. i Central Railway far WiUiamaport, Hamobarg and tbr Booth ; al Jtrwy City with Morning ExprvM Train of Naw Jcracr Railroad fur PbiL adeipbia, Baltimore and Wa*hin<ton ; and al Naw York with Morning Exams tram* Air Boston und Naw Kogtand eitiao. ■looping Coarbe* ar* attached to tbia train at Our young Clerk has, also, won for i ■ aliimii and at Clifton. (Saapanaion Bndgw,) himself the reputation of being a oom­ running through to New York wilboat cbanar. Sleeping coaebra arvalM attached at llorualispetent, efficient and faithful officer, villa running through without change to Albany whose every act stamjw him a mon in NIGHT EXPRESS, dally, (Sunday* .xcepted;) the highest and best sense of that word. Tbe Sheriff and his faithful assist­ ants hare dons their whole duty to the A Sleeping Coach I. attached to tbia train ran perfect satisfaction of the Court, tho rinj^tkrougn from Su.pca.toa Bridge to New Attorneys, und won for themselves the verdict well done, at the hands of the CINCINNATI EXPBES-4. daily. '(Band.y. ex Now Good* Just Received GRA.VT^PJflLUPS. WOODRUFFI BEMEMBEK, A. I*. DRAKi; M. I)., r AKTICI LAR attention siran lo th* traataivnt af A. HANLON, M. Dn Washington Block, South side State St. tier i. presare-1 U trial ail bimw i,y ,h, ’’“ , MT All Styles of Women's and ChllSTEWARTkfiTEINHOFF. Tlie Best in the City. SwieM and Btaal Daiijjis, ^Jbtea"/." °™at * A Hastings. HYDE Ic RACER. |C. H. HICKS, [Still Uealiaot to SfllQ NATie.AtLirx.of Pkilad.lpbte. 1K‘,tW4T Fi*»«»n«a.. of Hartford. c- Ht»*-C.v Crockery. Glassware, J. w. ManraRD, &.C.. &.C., MILO T. WHEELER, COUNTY Troa—ror. Oflte* tn Ihn Ceurt llnuae. Cheaper than any Store in Hawing*. 30 V ears 8ur^ ItoUnxv J. C. WOODRUFF. Groceries, IIIIIIL B '•' DR. C. C. LINSLEF. R3TANIC and Eelami: Phrncian and Dentin, traaA. ail chrome and aealadiaeaaw: will attend to all ell. hy d.y or night. Office at Naahrik. Barrv cuuntv >lwh. • J?lieComer Grocery. which evidenced more conclurivoly than words can, that tlie verdict met popu­ lar approval, in an almost unprecedent­ ed degree, while Vanderpool, his Angel Wife and MiuScribnor wore nearly over­ whelmed with oongratula'uonx. • ATTORNEY at tow. Solicitor In Ctonccry. wjl. attend prvapUrto all 1-aiinn.i auinut*! to bun J P Robtrt.A to. * dntrslorv: oBea Of all Kind*. RAILWAY, AND THE ' C . G. HOLBROOK, LUMBER. first and second degree, and the state­ BBOAB flAVOE—DOl’BLE TRACK ROCTE ment on his part, that be remembered nq evidence in this aaS • tending to c*. NEW YORK BOSTON. tablub the charge of murder in tho 2d degree. PBIXCIPAL FOISTS IS XBW YOBX STATE ' On the ilnt/bailot, the vole was b A’ot Guilty, 1 Guilty. 1 not voting, I “my cbole? is blank; " 1 a blank pic.*e of paper. On tbe second ballot tlie vote stood I1 AW Guilty, 1 guilty of murder in tbe 2d degree. j • On the third birflot, 12 Not Guilty, Thus ends thia im|*ortant trial, and we congratulate tbe ]>eople of Barry County that they itad the honor to vin­ dicate the mile^ry^of the law, and aquit an innocent and true man. The aoono in the Court room when the verdict was rendered boggnrs de­ GiMxlytar AHarivw'. »u>r*. DRESSED ness^i^ .™T^i^ANT& PHILLIPS I scription. Itrve'J. Unton Muck Orar Bartow* (to«iyatrt rtora, HaaUnga. Mich. Janly Da ors, Experience! ISAAC IV. VROOMA.N. ’’IhKL. 0B** U,e Owt n°”*' r. MARBLE haring bought tb« Carding Jfa ebUa lately owned in Middleville, and baring removed it to Hasting*, and fltte 1 up in the beet etyle, he will C. H. HICICH. CoBaetin* A««nt E. H. MALLORY. CENTRA! IXotolat. public. (Hop.) Dunkirk at IOjM P. M.: diftou. iuj» P. Of the Jurors we only roj>eiit what we M . Na.pcnaion Bri.lg* .0.01 P. M.; Buffalo al 11 *u P. M. Slop, at riu*qu«bairoa nt 7.45 A. M. have said over and over again, that a (Brv.kf.at;) Torwr’i u i.M P. M..(Din*,) and more intelligent, pure-minded, impartial Guarantee Jury was never iinjonneled, and what­ NEAR THE BANK. ST Wool sent by Railroad will be Carded to order, and sent back in good The best stock ot Meat always on hand. ' Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, condition. -r any thing you want. SIMON P'RKENRUTH ever may be their verdict, for we wri(e while they are deliberating, it will carry with it tbe weight that should always attach to the deliberate opinion of twelve Buffalo, run mug through la Saaquabaana. i men, good and true, with ability to care­ at Clrv.land, ruaaiag through toNew York. fully scrutinise the evideno^ jnjLthaan- Meat Market! Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S New Warehouse, flinching honoeiy to nmdaa JflJWfcrCct “according to law and the evidence given them in open court,” regardless Bo.ton aad Naw England Paaaeogera, with of public opinion. tbeirBaggaga,arr tranafterred FREE Of CHAROE On the port of the pneecution the Attorneys, Moesrs. E. G. Eggleston T. B. Church, are conceded to be able and honorable men, and in WELCOME MARBLE. in New York JallMf ILLE exc»aj<ge, *u»u nuda a **»cialty. AAROX CLARK. $1.00 for 75c ?wiU close out my Stock of Summer Jnly.1871. A »«}icrJSBS.4&SsrtJ' u“i>e OMXlBl'S AND HACK LINK Dry Goods and Clothing this at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. in public opinion that will be aa endur­ ing a* lff<«, and, though managing a case, in which they evidently lack faith, and J. Roberts a co. “tMNs OAaaanJaff- Gold & Silver Watches, which H in and of itself in onr opinion, almost infanman perMmtion, yet theiri action has been honorable in tbe high-1 wAnmncnnTuixuuttiiT, cause in reporting tho opening speech sk 2USi as*-.?.*®? Adjoining U. F. Dwight A Co a Foundry. case have added to their already high reputation and won for them­ selves new fame at the Bar and of the Senior Counsel, at this Offies, be-| NATIONAL HOTEL. Matiatnetion. L. ». RUCKER, Gan’l Pa CLOCK*}. Fine Gold Jewelry, SM Slier 1R PUM Yue. BOTTLED VIHfflA BKR! KCSTXKXS.S CELBBRATED ■WITTE OB BEER ^axntlxxa. JOHM MICHAEL, ' �Continued Jnm lit page. .aad in inch • poiitionSu would enable you to see You would undoubtedly be . ------ — —wuivu you o( ths parson chared with erim.. Th.I de should dulr eonsider, . * You should also Inquire whether the telpond- of MrteuAv wh.«h _______ .vt____ f nl oPP«*-«<y to kUI Herbert Field. nf hi■ l.F* « i: e m m u e ii: : XTTENTTOLN'! That to bay Gboda -------- —, >UUW*U, un«<1 proved guilty. It I. a presompti.,, wlUl which, like a shield tbe law protects every per­ son ; and It can be overthrown only by tlie satis­ teln FiehJ’a money re property, whether any of factory eatebit.hment by tho evidence of the Field’s property ha* been found in respondent’. prsMaaion. 11 ynu find that respondent has had I tied.” Good Bargains iu ii.a«d iu that mirror a light of an image of the man by a pivcrs»i.f reasoning, by'logical inference come a »»ti«factory conclusion a* to the main Can you, gentlemen lb» jury, iu the mirror corer the image of George Vanderpool striking o’clock noon of Sunday Sep., Sth, 1SB9! The prosecution claim as some of tbe principal fact* established, sud from which they a*k you to tuferrihe guilt of the respondent. That tbc respondent and Herbert Field weie In business together in Manistee in this State, and that before tbe winding up of the .tfuir* of their partnership they bad some trouble or diM- appearance of Field, then it would be proper to inquire whether impendent concealed or at­ tempted to conceal any ot auch properly. Such proof, if found would not of itself be the proof of the guilt of tbc respondent, \mt it satislkmor.ly ettablished It I* criminative In ila character, and ought tn be thoroughly examined whether under all the circumstances it points to Gftwge Vanderpool, Again you should consider whether auy at­ tempt haa been made by tins respondent to forgo evidence for the purpose of turning attention iu ih,re<p.n. dent a* an in ioc.nl man. If you find the re­ spondeat guilty of murder, yon should state in your verdict, whether of tbe first or second de■■ ----.. uiua". ful killing is deliberate and premeditated, or committed in tbe attempt to commit the crime of arson, rape, robbery or burglary. lou must visit the Cun be] hud by] Calling ; at Great Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S po*e to kill is formed suddenly, in great excite­ ment, such as prertul* deliberate premeditation there being no such provomtion proved as can reduce tho killing to manslaughter; or when the SKITTER <f- DECKER, of LAMDS Situated in the various Townships of felony uot juat mentioned. made »ume threat or threat, again at Field. ” Office iu Hastings. Tf e Offer the following Tax Titles Battle Creek. the history ot criminal jurisprudence .bow. that about fifteen unnutr. after eleven o’clock iu tbe the lint degree In the second'degree, by proof of • irraoou, tbc par lie. signed and executed a pa­ ervn bscn admitted in the form ol a confession the exact circumstances of the killing. per witting by which tlie partnership wa.* diaBut tlii. i. not natural aud will not explain all • !ved, and before thq paper wa» actually dclivshould be mitigated to the second degree, (where Barry County—one of the best Counties in tho State of . Michigan, Large Stock The tact that an attempted fabrication of evitea than those heretofore enumerated) there d.-uco by thu rr*|K>ndrnt, if proved to your ant­ should be a .bowing of some Sadden provoca­ tion which csase* under great excitement a sud­ locked after them, and that ' den purpose to kill to be formed. Such a provo- lust Received, ASSYRIA. neaemmox .cctiox .tnuemraox. sscrior. w.X o! nw X bis w X “f » w X ’-V neXufnwX »'• ••X *»• °S'°*X nfeorthhOaereanf t| THE You should also consider tho testimonr offered ! " T,_ . , . , . u„ .U^l ......d..,, I T“‘>• .... ' ** ‘ j enable the >.i-jr.ler tn bs mitigated to the second rOar ]you will ygadltr see, gentlemen ol the irtd by a rope aud iron weight some*brie • - Mera of take M u lligan, or perh.p. at ’ •;..... ... ..... Wr •«<> i>...ur <ta ...p.drf. ,b, iiftei 1? ..clnclt ..r ,i._ CELEBRATED 15 ‘ MAPLE GROVE. SKtNN£R i- DECKER. I to throw a man into a sudden freusy or excite- “£* vi. c;* Farrier's Improved! «r»«X u w^of nwX CASTLETON. GRANITE STATE ' lonwX ri.ifn CornSheller ’ Ue.7.,7'. ^'of tmteTi'TlX"^1 u „ . uf s w X O'UicIll.ftHl Itiul 1(1, of u w .x, j FOR SALE AT M uf ” wfX . * .... I spundrnl is nut "I,?’;’’"?'.’., •• ■lAp-.-s,■ । uf the other facts in tlie ease. It i* not couciu- 1 WOODLAND ■» u. <■» a Aa«m»r.wUns<tf UnatH.™charge, i Warehouse on Broadway. »|wl’WMrtt^A«iX=18 ........ '““"I"- .. atabcjl.^uirur.ncrllo'clocklbcn'i | t'.w luiacresof n w XM’That on coming Qom ■’•!» e X °f B* h IS 1 ’1! ‘e 7* ......................................................... dieace was cleared from the Court room i 710wXuf»»X 1’ T..ere*^nde«thMMiivd ». tne.te.ro trotily and tho doom do«d opon the Jurj-. An! r.eXofn.X 15 ' unxiuu^rowd, Hcatl.>re.t here anil there i ' t. wVofnwX i< hi am! Field went into the bank together. .>b..K... it character bafore thi- cltaraa ti|$>fof*eX St> Land and Calcined Plastj brought n^nst him. 1 hu i.e has a ngbt to do. I in little s-|unth epeeulatln» Upon the nTbe Court nu already Instructed you that it an I Married about tho Court yard during JOHNSTOWN. without prouf ol good character you would find thuday, wns to be on hand tn hear the 1 LIME, WATER LIME •e .u the bank a» of scuffiing That blood -• ‘ — - -- ‘ • • j verdict. . i Mund upon th ~ A little after 3 o’clock P. 5f. an officer ; evera; character proved you might entertain a rcasmi-•**K«“*X 31 was dhqKitched for the Judge, which wa« , mdeut *1)1,, jou|,i and .cquil the priMtier. au'ntSaroofwVufeeJ^lJ*; . n t; cote Aide off. w|3fi id tbe ar< Ji,, judge, of the weight and impur- the signal for a genera! rush from all [ , , , , , quartern to the Court House, but It turn-! laurotu -e given to giM-d character aud you mav edont that the Jury wanted a further ex- 1 August 10. 1871. tunna reasonable doubt upon it. But yuu ui. planation aa to tlie difference between BALTIMORE. ‘.luor under which it u claimed indicat'ou* ot not to du thife^tbitranlv uur upon »uy capric* or murder in the Hist decree n nd mu rile r in blood were found. That on Monday there waa anr fnvoiom notion uf what a sober faced man 1 thetewood degree, which the Court gave W. Hi JEWELL, may or mar not do. 1° tl»x-ni. a lu a of a w>^ufa wX-W|' * in/sUdicirBt t,> pay off tbc debt, within a few ’ , , , . _ Mr. Hughes then «aid tliat there was Men poaaMMd of gum! cuaraci.r l..v« no evldenc-of murder In the aecontlde- Register of Dixds. Notary Public, Thereafter paid by Vanderpool, and that thia HASTINGS. mitted crim.-*. Yet, gentlemen, where 1M*1 groe, and that it mutt be a verdict in the —and— character satisfactorily proved and tbe quU-J first degree, or acquittal which the OENERAL CONVETANCER; |;fx tion of guilt a* in thia caso depends apou cii^ Court, under the exception, refused to except <W acres 30 cumstanUal evidence that such character bss • charge expressly in those words, though Abstracts of Titles ie-1 ol G. ueen proved should cause yuu to exercise JR., .dmltUus that it did not remember.any CARLTON. caution in sifting and examining the teatnuunr. *U‘J“ ev*dence. ot lands in Barry County famished on ■ ■ »4 .. 4n« OTd..i.„. „,,4I, .,,4 .Uh ? k” '’‘J?.'' Y*'r' »«*■“«•>»»> »»<1 IM. application, at my offleo in the anu .ouraw your ox ao.u.iv..- r f > y anu w““ action of tlie Jury gave HSC IO UlUCh SpCC, e’J,tof*e X Court House. c,r*’ ' ulation as to its probable significance but nwVofneV Tbe ouuti Is requested to cbarg* that all facta ■ we were uot long left in doubt, for at a W. H. JEWEL around tbe body. ur circumstance* which are equally consistent ■ quarter to4 the uoors were again thrown ^nwXofneX Ututmgt, Mith. ' ojieuand tbeexcited crowd rushed in. ! The Court was proclaimed In session by tbe prosecution. But they claim other, which it BARRY. ■ and the Clerk, Wni. H, Powers, arose ed from tlie coj and said: Gentlemen, have you agreed upon TbU can upon a verdict and shall your foreman answer for you ? In con.iderini the cause you >he tr.timuny intr<»dttecd. a* well that put in.o th* Foreman—Wo have. Clerk—What 1s your verdict ? iiopf. Foreman—Not Guilhj. lion. TherwpondeEtel.it Clark- Do f«vch and all of you wo nay t;.. X.f ow V Jury together—Wedo. of Sunday September 5th, I3B. Tbe testimony of The scene following this we leave to fhese witnewe* should be carefully considered. If 1J n e freotn e |ofn w J 31 abler bands to describe."! you com* to the ooncltui»n positively that Herbert a. a whole point It.Xofo'V «• Court adjourned tine die. • W. T. EASTMAN’S -JS LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES For the BEST AND CHEAPEST ;»«x BOOTS il SHUES, building in ll.nI.lee, where Vanderpool k Field GREBLE and IntbecM* from which the Inferences •which you I ur*ly exclude from their consideration >n this are to draw are made, yon must eomider th* char- j Uct uf tljt exl.teoc* of that building, uw,u4 a. «raatMU<r .<■*.X w.lA 1 , u... credibility of MOh yritn-s .worn belor. y.u is your , b-’ ”r a, sol. province. Yon shoold consider tb.ir mm.n« <*** •• «*• b e*»“b-r ’’'b «•«» upon the stand, as to whether they are interested and innocence, that fact ahnald be excluded pain* to pu*h forward tbe prosecution. or to onto ! you some brief instruetloos. • to act upon iu a case ot this importance; such appearance* and manners before he is In condderinc thb L. Hardware. Little Red Shop! Westof Bank, Harnesses, \ ■ta tendency to impeach PRAIRIEVILLE. will not be under­ sold bv anv House In Michigan. n w V of n e ORANGEVILLE. Agricultural Tools, &c. SPECIALTY! is not an admission which will bind defen-, ax hu adtnt^iua.o.- confsseiost. aud I* not neXol.-X n U of n e fre '4- A.. WOOLEYI instruct you at tbe request of counsel that, if you find that Mr*. Vanderpool stated to Miaa r« IRVING. Go to the Healers tn jStoves, peached by prool <>! statement* inconsistent who i • . their testimony maile outside of Court or tn some I cent tnan i* charged with a crime, shall lie sumc -------- •”*-* anxiously pale! shall he 5ucb indications although w^ofnwV *fO w^ofnw X *>R >.3 pc 01. X of aw X M X of n . X Of Home Manufacture, timony of some of them is likely to be distorted or I This is thr Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s w>,ofn wX a w X “fa « W u^olasX ■ »Xf»wK tl YANKEE SPBIN08.1 Mauk Rrssra.i 2:.x.r..x . allow yourseivea to indulge ta mere speculation but you must confine’T'ourvelves ■■ W WHOM ---- ------------ ACKLEY SLA.DE - ing. Before you can convict the respondent you .quire whether the respondent George Vanderpool had any motive which might lead him to kill Her­ bert Field. Tbe ordinary action* of men are performed knowledge of human nsturs would lead “• *® conclude that to cauaa a man ta commit so high — __ _ mnltra would •Sjnpinrw x ®f’HX 23 24 24 S3 •J4 !. w Xof» w.X 8S .** 83 33 3>a.Xvf«»X S >'n e X of » * X 34 2>,w x uf a e | of a e | 84 r.t 84 n wX»f ■ *Xot»«K John A. Grsble, If yon are satisfied that Mrs. Vanderpool did make the statement to Mis* Hill, as to tbe tlate, than its tendency is to detract from tbe crsdiblil- M RUTLAND. Cit D Jminggiall, w Wots e X awKof n.J< nVfrcX • KsJ.’Jf THORNAPI’LE- Druggists and Chemists, forwarm meals at all hours, Hemember the placf. Op­ posite Leinfs Bakery. South side State St­ _ * -WT AJ-K.'..-.X . and dealers In PATENT MEDICINES, tbs side upon which the evidence preponderate*, or upon th* aide which ba* the more credible testimony. In a civil case a verdict may be often found for PAINTS, OILS, TOILET vol FANCY OOOD6, lUta, in opo "-j — —- ------ PBBFCMEBY. Individual*, th* interest* of BOOKS. 8TATI0NEBS, CHOICE TEAS, OBOCBBISS. C1QAB8 and TOBACCO, kbbosene LAMPS AFIXTUBES mm .Lt.X avalad* WALL PAPBR, Ac.. CITT DBUG STOBE.1 Bteu 8U Wo will cheerfully give all information desired. VARNISHES, _____ tubpentTSE. SO TO CLARK'S FOB PICTURES. srisainal otasX Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call- Mtah- ». TU COOK Ac CO Michigan Exchange. �SSSBSS—ae-ss-ss-E-ESSTlfs R.apdBLicjtf BjmIuiv OA.ILY DUXHtS THE TUIAL. At U\non Hall, BOW mST AMD I MADX UP. TWO KIQHT8 ONLY 1 > Two NiftlitH Only I A. 0. MILLER! ■ ICHIGAM CENTRAL R. R. Wedji’day& ■Uilifj.tVe’p, 3ept. 13,14. Grand River Valley Division AVOT.HT 1&71. NEW COMPANY, NEW FACES, Th*y‘d're Uppod m* ot»t. etrtalny for I couldn't too «brn to drive. « NEW PLAYS. TWra" 6M 5 fin CH) ■Si- Grand Balcony Serenade by the Female Sliver Cornet Band.-^i Each Evening at 7 o'clock. 1 For particulars see bills and Programmnies of tnc day. BILL H. GORHAM. Agent. Olover Hullers! corner tbo’uxbt it over tho more theee SUPERIOR, MCSHERRY AND STATESMAN Call on Miss Wilcox for millinery goods of all the latest and beet styles. Wanted Immediately. 30.000 feet White Ash Flooring and Plank, for which the Highest mar­ ket price, will be paid In Cann. dwtfsepll Hams, Williams A Co. I ; . > I Middle, ille GRAIN DRILL th inn they Seabed, throueb me, a* you know th inn mmetime* wilt When a felier'e alone in th* darknee* and e»erythiac iiatill, And Dress Making! And when t pot my hand to th* plow I do aot oft To tbc ladles of Hostings und vicinity —call at rooms over Mrs. Morrill's on through.' Jeflferaon St. and get your dresses ent or made in every style. New rooms Just opened by Miss Sarah Shrin . eil Mrs. Libbie Bradley. BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS AJVD (JSTLYGS. SAWING ETC., HARROWS, MACHINES, and the largest stock of a feller LOCAL EVENTS on the Chiearo A Michigan Lake Shore II. Grand Rapid* for Muakecon aad Whit* Kalamazoo and JLnn JLi’bor WHEEL CULTIVATORS^ " But.'' »ayi 1 “ we'r* too for alon< to take another AGRICULTURAL machinery in Barry County—for sale by GOOD-BYE. wall ar I could. And I fall to aalin' my rictus!*, which tomabow With this issue closes for the present tho issue ol the Daily Bamkui, and we take this occasion to return to our many And then *h* want tn foolin1 a lilt!* with b*r cup, ; friends, our sincere thanks for their lib­ And Intently raadin’ a n*w*pap*r, a-boldiu it eral patronage. For twenty-six days we havo labored zealously to send forth u mirror uf tho daily proceedings of the I hummed a little tuna, aad now aad than most important criminal case ever tried And then a not* by tome animal that hopped up in my ' in Michigan. For the able and impar­ Wa* butted throat. Protect Yourself against Small tial report that has appeared in oar col­ i May Pox. Dr. Drake'has a supply of pure •hell. umns wo are indebted to Will J. Stuart, Vaccine Matter./ j whoso untiring efforts are worthy of the ipoeially when . 1 highest commendation, and for which Best Meat near the bonk. IU cold. Birkenruth sells meat reasonable. he has our wannest thanks. Wo are, Smoked Hams and Shoulders at Bir- also, under special obligations to the ken ruth’s. employes ia our office, whoso untiring Salt Pork? fine quality at Birkenlabors, early and late, have enabled us ruth’a. ,• \ , T will sell bettfer Meat, and at lower to place each day’s proceedings before E. P. BURRALL. ro Kxpraaa atlO-OOa m. Detroit K*j»r*** at O8U» in-John Wraertl’. Hardware Smre. Brtwa'a Now Block. Local Sbsijiej? police?. J. W. & 0. G. BENTLEY, |Succ«Mor* U> Uickejr A Bentley.’ prices than any other Market in the, tlie public, hours in advance of any other to inquire— journal. To tho Conductors and Bagcity. 8. Birkenruth. gngemen on tho G. R. V. IL R-, for New goods has just arrived at ; thoir special efforts to send onr paper to R. Mudge’s. our distant patrons nt the earliest possiAnd I told her in the future I wouldn't ir*ak erow Attention ! hie moment. Friends, one and all, ac-­ or nuh. If half tbeeroekery in the boat* wa* broken all to i I have a yoke of cattle and a single cept our heartfelt thanks, horse for sale. Will sell on time tor I ------------ ■—>« a ■——»-— I Hurrah! Vanderpool is Free. good paper. IL J. Qraxt. By (tartin' a branch t.u5li»htneni and nannln' it Aug. 30, 1871. j Shout tho Glad Tidings! Proclaim । MANUFACTURERS OF SAMI, DOORS. BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. ALSO. LUMBER FLOORIXi SLOLVJ 4*x B.-oidt-ctj, nt-r ncer. । to the World the Gioaioyk News. Cancer can be Cored. | Most everybody are going to the Fair ) (L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer; mature is warranted to cure nil cases 1 to-morrow and next day. of cancer and scrofula in every form. -^a * — Send for circular. Si per bottle. Adw. u. Itarham will •-» *t .' dress L. N. Mixer, dcnc*. near th* Sitae Road, i Other ftua; . Unslings. Mich. Hutina*. Tbundav Kept. 25th But when (be w 11 cent sugar at Busell’s. Rubber mope at Busell’s. Peaches fresh and nice at Buscll'a. meat at Union llal£ thi». Wednoaday evenlna. to Beat Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep- Trip to Richmond.” Pint limo in tbi* city of the | laughable and lidc-tplittinc fareeof'The Jaalouj a, at • Bcsell's. Wife.” or. "That J'.aacal Thoma*." Mr. Miller i< j >s I uerou tbe other Ju*t tneeU it with Beat cheese in the city ut Bum IPs. A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the City News Depot For Photographs and Pictures, of nil kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. in a while; And I do it for a compliment—’ll* *o that you ran WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. That there written acreemrit of your* war Jo*t the arc every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint of parties who say they are unable to Oay so mach. ow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need and shpuld have them, we wiUfrom this date, for a few weeks, drop the price almost one-half. JKe will now make full and Complete sets for$25. Single Plates, Upper or Under $13\ Monday, for *uxe nice Imnehea of lobelia crape*. C-rlewly and horridly we forsot ,o ert bi* name. I'm Heber than a national bank, with at! iu treaa- Cheapest fruit Jurat Busell's. The place to buy your boots and shoes i nt Runyan’s. Custom work made on short notice, in goodstyle and reasonable prices at Buryak's. Ladies' fine shoos of the latest styles at Runyan First National Clothing House. —Go there for the bent and cheapest Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E. G. Williams. Chapman, of Aaay>ia.wbieh yielded about 33 boib- Northern Michigan Agricultural and Mechanical Society’s Exposition, at Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September, 12,13, theif form. mi(bt yield them a little more to the 14, 15. ’ Property will be transported to the A Clan.—Ectroas or Baixe* akd Qotn Joraxau exhibition and return, Free, of Charge. J subject to the usual condition*, which ALL OITH WORK WARRANTED, Office over Grant Phillips’ Store, Hastin£s, Mich. . STEWART & STEINHOFF-"— NO USE 1> return their kindeat recard* to the Editor*. of the can be learned by posters, or nt the vachore named Journal* for readinc matter fnrnubed riotni railroad offices. 1410 some ruljs and regulations os . above will apply to the State Fair. r«T from Hone to Huy Michigan State Agricultural Society, GBO. II. BROOKS. An Every-day Story. Deputy Sheriff, in chare* of Jury. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday September 19, 20, 21 and 22. “Hello John, where areyou going?” Will M. Cabltox has boon engaged The premiums oflfered amount to$12,“I was going down here to buy some on the Editorial management of the 000. grocers.” Barry Co., Agricultural society, Wad- । Detroit Tribune fur 1872. Ho will also “Well I am going down to Msec Al­ neaday, Thursday and Friday, October contribute many good things, similar to ien’s to buy mine.” 4, 5 and C. “Down to Alien's? Why, I never bo’t “Betsy and I," etc., in prose or poet­ any of him, I always go there to buy ry, every week. Look out for a rich treat Special Trains. crockery und wall paper, but I never in the Tribune for *72. thought of buying groceries there. Not Special trains on tlie Grand River long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery BACK LUMBERS. Valley Division of the M. C. R. R., will and paper enough to paper my house, We can supply most all of tbe back run on Wednesday, Thunulay and Fri­ there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could numbers of the dally Banner from No. day. Sept 13th, 14th, and 15th, Between buy any where ehie. Besides be war 4. Will send as complete a file os poss­ Eaton Rapids and Grand Rapids, to ranted it. The crockery he keeps Is ible for 5 cts. per copy. Dealers supplied and from the Great Union Fair, leaving tbe Boat’s celebrated ware.” Stations as follows: “Well, I always do so on groceries, st usual rates. and I know yuu can. Besides be takes LEAVE. STATIONS. anything I have to sell at a fair price, CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSl TION. C:30 a. m. Eaton Rapids. 0:50 p.m. too. I get a better tobacco, tea and —Tickets good for trip to and from the 7.-0J Charlotte, I 0:20 sugar there for tbe same money than Great Industrial Exposition at Cincinany where else Id town.” Vermontville, 8:50 Nashville, 8:40 M. ALLEN, Waterloo. 8:20 Washington Block, Aug. 15,1871. Quimby, 8:10 LOTS AND PILES OF IT OA Fare to continue to 8:33 Hostings. 8.-0J press Trams Daily i HAND AND BOUND 8:55 Hams, Williams & Co. Irving. ; time 13 Middleville, Do not claim to have the only Meld­ TO BELL, 10:10 Art. Grand Iteplds,, Dep. <>30 6:30 SftcUJ ' ing Machine in Barry county, bat they to Undertaking ;ta have one that wllf stick any and ail The Flint and Pierfe Marquette rail- ■ kinds of moldings that are needed. They also have nu band a large uumber road is making rapid progress through of doors, sash, Winds, moldlags. win­ M*w> of Ure rtdurwrl Fare, la—rnrer. Hmth fmuktd .FULL ta dow framca, Ac., that will be sold at low Osceola coanry. Thia week ties will be from stations where there are do Offices allpairmu. distributed from Evert to Ashton. can procure tickets of the Conductor? tr|v JOHN WOLF. Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacsson at Rcnyan’s H. A. Goodyear. Dan'l Striker. Goodyear & StnTer Dealers in FmiTIBE! ■MH Call at JOHN. WOLF’S FURNITURE UF EVERY DESCRIPTION. IHlfflB, Iron, Nails, Glass, Wooden Ware, &cAGENTS FOB THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF Lake Superior Iron THE BEST IN THB;WORLD. Aho the WOODLAND PABLOKB. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-09-13.pdf 1ff1ea2677447ede078cc25fe4e82171 PDF Text Text ^== rije *™7 ijfn. astmgs Republican Banner VOL. XVI. Ffifowal wl I I GEO. C. WORTH. __ Summer G-oods ------- a."™* .nd saLd. .11 | a husband -- | mure UHM» W13CWKI. ."<O, WO OU NO. 2O-!‘“’!m*’00 10 "*a*in <*»• V' MV , l,„M __ ... .... . .U.. HASTINGS. BAHRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13.1871. CvfcsiQ m THE VANDWOOL TRIAL IV “ n-u •*" «™a u» **™. , ,a...... “»• tb.nrii.L w., Twexty-Thlrd Day’s Proeesdtnn. • Vij’vcvi’i ‘ivm BUT one BICK as ne was. though he was one of his most intimate They aak you why wu all this ecrub^r3 "! artificial bing fiwu Monday till Wednteday, but proofs of the identitr of this luvlr T iRm mt ___ S. Jf. CEEEVEX8 -ARGUMENT. OF AU. KINDS, — rIF TO BE CLOSED OUT uni™ RUSSELL! Have now on hand The LARGEST STOCK of 7' I. A. fc E. A. HOLBROOK. Organdies, Percales. Shawls, Linens. Balmorals, Grenadines. Linen Coats, Linen Pants. vnambravs, Linen Vests. Mohairs, Summer Hats Glove?, Marl Poplins. ' ATT’iRl HARDW ARE September, Oth, 1871. HARNESSES* IX T1A.1AXLY another proof of the .m. v:_.i ..r la case, end It baa taught ua that ,.r nil human, and liable to err.' OOITIVTY. LEATHER BELTING. BOSTON CASH SI’OllE. STOCK Of ALL JOHN A. GREBIX C. F. DWIGHT & CO SIZES. MARK RUSSELL JOUS ROBERTS. wat. iliSfflliS IfiRINLTIIIU WORKS In Fact Grain Elevator, GRANT & PHttMPS -s. P. DRAKE. M. Dh ' KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSdBTMENTOF ALL KINDS 1 ‘“•fti?' ?f'7iB*iJUAlu£vto * or A(,RIOTLTCRAb IMPIXKENTS. I sSSJtaitahurta. JACKSON WAGONS, | dress silks, alpacas, poplins, Sviffl uf ttaiaiical Dentist! Glen &. Hull Threshing MacMues, Clover An(| wc wi|| sc)| IX..11,.Me. rt.,,1 a.i-oiri Drills, I Bvillte and Uriel Gale sviilt* ’s K Hullers and Grain Patent Sulky Bako. • pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime, Water Lime and Salt. g.^sssiESsaij,"’’’, Has tings, March H>. 1ST 1. DRY GOODS! wr atc*„p Ils nlly houBC i ---believe Not excepting those that blow more. Wo make no drives and tell no lies, hut sell Goods on their merits. Wo Sell Moclune. Mr. Cheover'a crgument concluded. fti lar I little ftiw. 1 not have disposed of that body fur wont of time, their theory fails to the pound. One very important fact brought out in thia trial, ia tho limo it would take a for two long yrai goes on with ita ' tie caring wbctl goes forth a free from day to day avocations, ana bardly know whether i were up and vcrtantly brought out by one of the witnesore for the Prooeeution, and we find from that teutitnoay that it takes been alxiut his lawful business u» well much longer than we had provfouslv time to go into their history if I would. aa they ? If Field bad not been musing suppoeed. Tho theory that be changed Herbert Field was a good hearted and would three circumstances Haro,been tho books by making firgod entrue tails . back ground. ranaerpooi aaro' aiv.OOO in tire eka, how could Field ruin George saw blood end scrum drip from nis bucket, and you remember Uial no blood was sera there till Wednesday. But 5ly 3d point is that tbero IT SBIffl PRINTS IHBEflTT GROOEBIES, is at the new brick store of C. H. HICKS ! Ladies' Misses and Children's pod is not guilty, is shewn by the fact that ho unraly wore home the pants of the man they would have you belicvo be hn i murdered, and ha were them Lite the preeence of h'a family and vfcitare. and joked and laughed alrout their being too short. Besides the time of the day. and tho publicity of the o>»- nesaif ----- lo buy------ STORE. (Successor to Hicks <fc Fales.) , CROCKERY & GLASWARE! luting maioas quantity of blood fo bonk on Wednesday, and, Il no auspicious quantity of blood on lbs t .Field ia equally fluor, for all that was on the floor on enhin extatod till Wednesday must amuredly have been , and! care not who from it first, on that friend told you yecterday that if Geo. Vanderpool did not commit a murder.be committed a robbery by aseigning Field's securities, but dree not this rooeipt show "tbak George Vanderpool was to hare all the accounts duo tho firm, and that Field received every dollar duo the body Russell & Nevins. ( pay Cash for my Groceri<*s, I pay Cash fpr Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. □aatiags, March S. 1871. NO USE M. If Field Hint a.'ternoon ink, ret severel of these wilneeaee tretified that blood cropped out from undur the ink They expect to collect all this testimony there amine these apota together, for they are eo email that it ia rodiculoua tn separate riotous living, cowling 1 aaiM p-.teL. ■ m am the dew making a noise aa if playing UaledaKunVand^^step^sigfit. XteKEtaS WTO Call at by George VanJerpoul, that bank. To expiaix o? mn relit worthies. Take tbs wrumstano. cf Rev. J. B. FMc, fludiag a Ittfe I«wreptwr in tho woods, in which di- . ion does that pumt ? Take elan tho I Dr. AIKIN, -...■UUlKbiS. you are to separate tt. analyst it and lift it to the bottom. Criminal lawyers and judges will always tall you that dreamstantial evidence is a •lisgirutu instru- did they notice any human gore in the water that wait swept out They sent a ni«v of board from tho floor to Dr. Duf­ field fo - examination and they testify C. H. HICKS. johxwoli."P pass through bis fingers with­ out cantfaning you very explicit­ ly in regard to this point. But what <Lmi oantiun moan ? You orc not to pi from that jury boa and co right ahca 1 os if nothing had been said. You ton legitiimxt.i and proper. That the I becks are full of cases in which it has been used badlv, rias exhausted To be Sold at LOW FIGUHES. Ajri«th, 1871. Why woo nut that body taken to the house of Rachel Hill, tbo woman who had adopted him T They toll you that the corpse was in a wonderful state of GRANT * PHILLIPS. May. 1871. Phoenix Cash City of Hastings, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. that no unfair meant of dieumrtant.1 evidence, which 01— T*- J rt” “J". t.ivy nultk. .arWUM. .Emeu., rf U. j iu"-!LX M ™ all do punt great Plata uf Michigan, in the little even ia the strongest cases. (rum th0 right source, anl they pruvrd and ycu meat find that they ___ ... -i.u. ■" . 1--- I..U <1. — I HM.nl. If HA .l.n» ,1.— nnV. Court Hoose in thia little city of Ilait- Fta [ivt is a Cal! aid« what a.bii Pits nf Gris n fill [ita The best place in the Shoes and Gaiters, di,“l "H™-, «i«»i Hite Magill on her own a. ta., • From New York to Chicago, LOWER THM'ErER. J. ROBERTS some little taragtag though the ^uSd and found bnt J VT0"* “t1 happy family Herbert Field's whose waa it ? ston could not I l^fcmcut, I committhe came reime me epeaser sniper,ae-i u» rcmarxs urn uoor trom wnoro* be eat, but that it I °F PIMon<r- 1 about noun, end Court took a reroas till would penetrate the room, foe .bow 9 | ‘“IdyoajlxUb.ssu.iwtaM.te^ 2 P, M. inches Now wc do not WE KEEP A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Bill WHS, 6B0MIES, MTS 4 K AARON CLARK. inflict on thia prisoner IT- L_ -1____ that you have, is hard enough to bear, I ®6S>7 cawi resting on the former which , but it is nothing cotmxrvd to what this bad turned out <1it!bronlly from what - IWtonir has borne in his tong imprison ■ they bad been proved. Th'oy tell us that menf. sri/ the envletv he hnx felt in the .... . . .... Repairing Machinery promptly altends-l to at all t'sne*. Y\ c are Agents far the | * J । Our Stock contain« a Large Line of I. LORY. !t' m> n‘aU«r bow much I ■* r Kug. I.,.., should that ihoeo beautiful words full from the to toll you that tills case rests solely ui>1 lips of Lord Coke, that ‘it ia bettor that' on ciretimitaatial evidence. ninety-nine guilty men should go free' And hep> the speaker illustrated and AT THE STORE OF VROOXAN. vetdict may n. I.:. that ever trod thia earth. I sympatliixc with thoae to whom bo was The people aro interested in this case I umtfand dear, but vou have not the und you are the people, god 1 am tlio I proof sufficient that it waa. But sup­ people, end you Uiould so dispose of thia nose that they hare proved the esryw itcose that no one, not oven the humblest1IUH, and wo admit this to bo Field's ui j> wau i. ui inni, any tiui wo uaee , Goods are Cheaper than Low! no: AND upjoiix, KTEW ART AKTE1NHOPF. mind ... 1 guib. <$»•’. this branch of the teetimsny falls to the Now wo hare sh ,wu that ou no con-, I ground, and they hero not brought one ditiou can you convict the Prisoner on the I word of testimony to show whether this dared aa alleged, and yon hi to do with the young wife be more than walowod, but WHS HIDE m SB CHIP! PROPRIETORS OF THE my aejoaato ha. 7 b. thwwy of thepro^ul *!o7’ bot ,Lo qu and th. man in the “ about this than dlP). now not nor M h mr “ COPPER STRIP FEED OUTTE. FVLL theJurr. The teak that 1 have charged your sokran duty and rendered When we consider vour rctdii t, I trust that wo may look back npcm these four weeks we have spent together with feelings of ideasure. much dependence should not be placed on this. Dr. Hopkinv toils you that he idcntiBod the body by tho tioculiar filltonlitm to-day for the importance of this iqg of a t»x>lh and by tbo alucnco of an­ mso Is such that ow tlpw should not be other. But every one who has had taken Into account- You hare nothingtbo ----------------- to venture into a dentist's misfortune to do with the young man who was I shop, knows how ronsmon a thing it is stricken down in tho prime of life, you : to file tooth apart before filbng.and noarhare nothing to dn with Ike bereavMl I Iv cverehrxlv La. L™* ■ « BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL ! .1 unreliability ___.•____ J ROLE AGENTS FOR THE . ORA. J. M. k C. RITSSEIX, k K. F. BROWN, Twwity.fourth Day's ProBealUut*. HUGHES' ARGUVEXT. MB HL BfflB « MUIS. HARVEY WRJQHT, say, too, that ho had an imurnnoe on hie hotuo of M.400, but geatlmmm there no evidence in thta case that one rent of 1 andcrpoo'.'s money was taken for tho furniture and clothingjn their little m ___ body, bat Crispin said nothing about r« la ! 364^^^07691^0113 bad on I cvngralutatoyou l>«ro in tho opening * _ - ■ - 1 .L„, — ~,LU �i THI VAJhmPtCt. TOTAT,* D. D Hughes’ argument sontinued ora tho point wham wo left off tfatar This stoqueut appeal for pursuant lib- : Now I *"•!MO to 10:4ft, jut fi minutes, aa ' kill a man and wear home his 1 penta in 1 aji'Mfaegt «scrvpu>ey bread any light, into the ef his *. to th. amount paid stfar He didn't care whether d‘« swamped or not, he knew be was safe' head, and these inflictsd during Ufa, wounds that would causs death. imm*di Field wm not soon that afternoun, bat j ate death, life could not survive e mo­ ment, and that fa the way 1I*'rbvrt^/’1<1 Twenty-fifth Day's Frtmeedfn t. b. mirdenri. roberated by the time f« VH^-Ibwre irox aothmg unusual -in hi* appearance on Monday- nor was tbe thuo and fast u{ ci-aoiug tbs Lank un : the eOTfafaeat Apwsd that Yaadsrpool usual. . He was seen by a large num.' bought all hi* right and title to every her Of bis friends and urighbore on that thing ' Then there is no knowing that it was th* sanw-.for ft has not been Uefab Innocence has Triumphed, fled. 2d. They xay that though liu ra>d Vanderpool ia Free !” ippeatance cf Field. He waa! out nearly a tluOO on Houday .Uro rarliar than his neighbora, aid . we. a terrible big ha! fan Ifat, but would said, that if bar company left at 8 S0, tnnai h**nral «r,<*l.l it bs very likely that if he to >k any : she thought be bad no reason to am.Jury under Heaven. after heart ng money from that body ho wou’d spread t fa it not more probahfa that1 MOT GUILTY! was Mary Ruggles at that time, is t only oac m conflict aa to the timn be la ‘‘Sound the Timbrel over She says that Herbert Riper loft I: bouse that evening at £30, that «Le i Manitt^a 'Dark Sea, no servants The chanow in busmsas,aa he was going to run it atone, waa a wry natural occasion, bewides the time hail Iwen positively arrangedprevio'u to this Ho did all the cleaning openly and ad­ mitted whoever dwoee to cume in. But Ws ofaftn that he wusmur- cffVBfirs anouMBjrr. it ne murorawu mm ror nis money, ns wanted tbo boat to swamp, for when tho did it cfohbemrly, so that ft was no sc- Captato tried to asra ft be said “tot tha t outenral ottffdor <r. anything that hap brat ro to hall.” h is clear that bs . V »«1 te k: ■r'*nl*a b“‘ «“ r» tbere.. Ho ropes­ - sab tsaybo dtd out musdor kiu!. for seated himself to bo without menry and PiuWMT do it, who did? .1 canUvu ’t toll M0 who and did it:l Li* matter for no manor wnv found. *x- . .l.* l. *..* — thafs^not mr business, nor tbo Imsi- [tltetbs of PtehTand that be Caned hts d—th bv some murderous weapon, and meet it fairiv and squarely f Harbert Field was ' found there in any gmlty quantity. not thrust out of all the TsUwsex and know what 1 ahall i Ii in thia inquiry about which all other quarters of a found of blood would facta cldstor and to wUoh they must flow from the tower wound and about killsd Hrebert FmM and if that -e- I lit «rimo I cun hardily discribs, K» it is a j broach not cmly of human law but «f ----- — . thought made tbo matter no Iwtvr, for Ood’s everlasting Canon, "Thon shaft if the i'eojde. by their ('uuascl, get up not UH.” Now by tho provisions of the tow this , ; and «•! that, tho pnwf is not e> clear1 I but wbkt this man in the boat may hare Twenty-sixth Day's Iroooodlnxa- S-pteml«r, 12th, 14*71. from both wounds. Jjow the (tounsetor on tho other aide says that if this blood bad remained there it wtwdd have been ia thia mailer, I think it H relfafaT?; th*<tofaussb« there maT guilty quantities, and this from the exAt the oisraing of Court this tetwning ; traordmary opportunity ho bad for de- | N, cv^ ». .r u» J-r.... w J:! a running diwusuon over tho K',0 J not i “ It' must bonneted, if at alt, witblrat any *>» baa just ctossd What accounted for in Field’s kittle jiass book | wb,n bfoo doubt or unrortafaty. The very ffat i ■ 7°nr °«‘b but ,h“‘ J°“ "ahall true delhai il4« r—J ... t- ' -i 1 lireranre make betwren the ('oai-nou- at the drug store, and which makes tl>e | the air, it soon only variation bstwoen that pas* book , thick on,which . . . ... ________ n .l. 1 tli-nuwh the os point* to this titan in the l»Mt as haring carried it far out into tho lake, fn- all ' 41.7U0 and • 1,400 found lhen> and al­ statement In the “ Bros up. v oidd it not b« verv natural to take public that the bank was the proof goes to show that if the body would hate you believe that you were a leged ts bo forgeries, <700 and |I<M. thaT'bs bled on folded i up tli« d*n®t first, cr w ouhl ho bo like­ they should oom* in and see had been dropped nt ths mouth of the He said there were found in the ly to kt(vo it till he got through? through ? His Hia : plenty ol money. Now which Is tire Manivtee rirsr it would hare gon* to sickness waa not of h ■character Irerai trr to pre- moot likely that bo would spread out hfa shoru immediately, and if carried* er a great crime lias been committed ia not books 14 changes in tho hand wntidg tuuwy for that purpose, or that he would vrotikl be undergoing coagulation V LU .—Now I. ua aaa- what they , spread it out to sltow bow much he Lad r praranc >. I taken from Field ? But there is no fain but Li* sickte** ! j>ruuf that there w s* any couaidwsbfe strange and nagular remark* inode by about circumvtiutial th* geuilefuau un the other aids which ■ l ‘ “ tor than now) that with the aea that was nranra- that »m laud* me to examine th* evideore to' taUtoh the charts of murder tn tbo -d Utile farther. Ho I.ill some extent Counsel may inveigh against witnesses as much as they cbouoe, i 65 minute* of tho whole time, lent ing ptunMly in foe afteraooa. »ben busy dav bo i. apauj*-.-. inopor rendering of ! era. count for it If this budv wa* dn-tmed th<-y msy fororiw, and mistifv and spec­ objected. A'ot Owitt*. I Guilty, 1 not voting. ny brother Hnghe*, the at Ins bosdt and then a*k*J what (cupfe Nor is there any proof that ho wu* tt the mouth of thofacre tlu-ro i* a han- ulate to tho exteat of their ability, but - --------- 1 teotimaay os trans-' Blot said. What would they have him siy ? insolvent and ifbo was. doc* that pn.ro ' dr«j chance, tn one that it would come they rannot get away from the cardinal! of evidence equal in many cave* to __. . There wta a run on the bank and buri- anything? Oue-lialf of you may be ,a*huss iauaadfaiUv or within a few fact which stands out clear as day that ^positive proof, and though mistakes aro cribed from foo Bepotter's noton. But out | and then to tho Tyson House, then uses ua* Cuming to a ctfefa, and he sul«nt and fos rtot fartolvunt and fa foo siilre at the mrat. and if anchored, then Hcrbvrt Fu-ld is dead and that he died ' sometimes made, these sic scattered 11 A’ot Owt/tjf. 1 euilty of murder tn the spend a fow minutes looking around to would ti* very likely to inquire what it I , r.o any more liable to commit a mur-. whan foe rope broke. But suppeoo ft Wo Benin ass that no one waa about, for ho would meant They say ho pretended ifa sent dur than tbo other? But that be was was carried 18 or 15 mil** into ih* |»V« a totograrn. but wo have [<wrd-friat be not insolvent ww Lave shown by th* offer fl.eo ,t might well anno ashore *0 miles did stnd it. ; of Mr. Utauwn to furnish money as h* sway and unabraided. 11 i* idioev an I - Mr. Hughes objected to his reading I i.& would he get on*-, since Up y toll yru, and more to thio conviction, that it a wo congratulate tlx- jeoplr of he kick- without a three months’ notice. (hat all tfai boats aro to-p’- lucked] ...... J—. — -spoke ■and'— -.of----1.0*. uo to mw i® «r*5th u so wnom rosy the towjfH fa sur- 1farafabed finished hfa jnreW b«uj romomber inwith i assisted Vanderpool .... — . ‘‘7,1, ;LUKdiSnera. and bi* rrc»I-dot they10say thoafter man tho was found > ao • vfriend* and Bn a diseased public"" and Jn-lgu *s»trinr the Ob- to him before Ire thrr foe I nothing douuag it —»• •• «•« >“■“ '“T”1"” : thing, and don't hh disturbed butenes* to go ou brighter in 1hi*If life. days ofiv September, I 1 nil things ton^weh, shield him-tho । -thSThe .• munded ofthat tho board, roughed charges too much, jrrobaLln that her father would nmqdoiu if be wont away at S:#0, so that this very cin-umstanre makes ice think her testimony wrong. Cuquillanl ewrara it would take 48 ballutlugs of the Jury, adding that tin- minutes to row a boot Jowu to the mouth of the rirer and beck, end surely it would take faly that length ef titue ft towing a deed tody, for if the body was not dragged what does that rope, found tfon te the Jury by the .Court, erptain- around it, mean ? Dr. Firhcr testified at Kalamazoo, (and 'gave no reason for Here fa the tcoat natural alary. 3 I icr.ption. With one simultaneous voire, had one, thou to would have to got the j “ u— ,_i----- .—. >* '------ ’-■ *-— - hia aunt about . it altenranls if guilty, erldcno- ‘ ixtoplo passing along the stroef ? Would that tlu< safe had bev-n Court upon thia matter. and ma- , ho have selected a time when ho b.ul runtents didurbed. ping of hands fairly shook the building boat Lad light clothe’ 5.h They say he did______ _ ____ ____ ___ lime*:- turi.ed and .mpicfou* sput and tire ' then another and ail put together imps] ’ |Wrtn,r tnsnlfeta no anxiety, bet In­ munt ul halliag's draft This is not ' Would lie hare s.-1-ctsd to tliat1 band found by the Iler. Mr. Fisk bear* -’,oa «rrv*i»tsb!y to a certain ronclusiou duatriously dreu stew tbc story that bo strnngw, lor Held bad seevirod ft ntul be would have ’■> di*i>Mo b*dy ia ' to thia boat, 1 know noL tossiblv non.- and are you to throw away common I had run swjre. Ho lias certainly guns ’ tliis ma’inrr ? Why, It m one of o: tho mo but it certainly points to that dirosli m. *’n*<' ? Frady young lawyer feel* it in-' «“d we find that he has not ran away. IVUII OI ssu a IUW uinvisi IVU I Ml, the -■ - bonks show it was not potted. ' U>.«.«=nJS7r mo... b. “j bi» »P l-l™ which evulenrad more eonclmsrfay than aDj },, did this without leaving any .1 6th. «---------,• — tuit open the most foolith and Idiotic murder* 1 ever ■ They nsy he rouH ““proof ----- * vbox, - *wonts can. that tho verdict met pope- I Ltoo.1 ia front of the counter, or oa th- v b*-»rgular but1 ws have shown ' hoard of! i wfth foe suspsoou* stain, and tbo man ‘bejury and dilat on tho danger* ot rar- p^hara not foe beet In Manfat, c. but a that this bad hap|>rr.<-d before, and why ] That Matting letter I have nothing should he disM’u-.hfe al-zct it : , more to say about that, than what has kowt a remartabto eoiarideac*. • chicken or tire murdre of a companion । }'!• wife on a tons u> N-V.. all of which was not firo enough to ooiaun 7th- 11* said ho pre*umix! they weald | already been sable fur tbo idra that ha Now taking there mystorfous fart* «n foe darknore of the night They read blood, uTXt evidenew d Wife and MissScribncr were nearly over - | down thsste|w to the rivet ? (in hfa find blood oa th-- corps* fcit ho knew contemplated mu:d*r then. 1* too fodbli l return be would would haveltu takr tare 'l«»y ,m hunting fur it Dunham h.vl' to b- considered. end rarvusutaucea unexplained, if you •°ne* of wrongful ronnctfaMta, which ujen when be comes home and thear- bring tu strengthen this ? 1 -V.L. r._ I—., ..— . .. • ' told hits thev v-ar.tad tri evaniibe Vf Whn wa* tlu, man tn thst tilth. or any of you ran convict this man for ** Judge More, say* -hare Iwcum* th* nuigvmonl fa made for Fteld u> with------- u— ‘r~ this most bo-'uouv crime, I would not ““»«>«> plaere <4 all inoxpnricured alter- draw, and he begins to >ce dial Fh id te marked with blood. He wfaihl Lave to . ,CJ “<»'“1. 1 don't know whore hIf that man in th* bait at the Hauk Kkot. an*woe for that man's peso, of ’»'?•*? ....... mini m fou world . r in foo n-It Thi. U' »^her hai road a re- . tb^/tadd toJTEut ft changr hi* clothes again when hr nme • will probably turn up oa salt wa- : dock wu nut Orewge Vandenmib L< few pipe sliver*, a-i they swr. that wa* all —*. Xoi bock and go to Dr. Ffahcfs and then ter.” Tlifa ia probably false, a-t it is not never cummitted the inuntor Now we story of this man in th* "boo! waa flash- »*fkaLlo instance from a n*w,[*iper. ra:1 w y,r tKK>j:g tliat It Is gone, that wa* burnfti in tho stove to oou*um* I Jjfahiwa* home. i-rored that he ever i»xl profane langu- have not thrust that boot into thia cosk. •d over the country in a wry few Ilav-* •““•* nia7 •* m,,re ** Sctihou. end be realizes that when tbo remaining Ibis blood ? j nhyritwl fa brief to the trial, and tho princqial acafter tbo murder happened, and if 8cc-Lr 1 “? °°* equally remarks!,',., one !3,M0 are taken be will be reduced from Thi. Bank was in foo bands of foo unon , and hfa eafomiastic toltowsra, Conover fro¥ “ “fi <1U respectfully sub"f " ®“r J'oa,,» banker-' to Ingram. Bullis, Caiclreoa sad Hrnnkw. mi,"u ‘M> sttontfoa ol tho Court lire fa-. ‘ ol,' Of Judge Hoyt we need only say that 1 those Mi minutes, with thr tipre a.,..™ k.E,™.i. '■< »«*ii ... ■„ .rourtanrt he has demur,trated ij„ probably takt taka to do each, m l then we “•ko it stamger. U], thi* man and these circumstance* | where the circumstance* uaa tho totter , who: remained and to grab back the will give you ires wnmi M UK, m>>M Maeir. Dutchman - Nungumecr—that t|»-» dog I No, th* Counselor on the othe that that Flcld out ... .. they did u.u in 1.1 eha*iag rua’iaz sfhr BlUV Mr*. Mrs. ।I "bding —to ■ tomato** and chop ■—I .Irak* for : 63.380 ...... „ ... te*d already drawn urawnoui In tbe 17 minutes apoken M hr would huwtod in foe bank, but thi* only cor 1 is too bonest a practitioner for th Springer and trying to unvict Vander- t<0' an'1 •“•»» thr respondent waa con- i aI,d which Xanderpool very likely rap­ pool nght or wrong, the real felon, if beennro he did not follow WsBrrs 1 'KlsiT^T^t'lta -lnr ‘f'. cd that that blood troubled him. Own- I ire to roboratefahe story of Vanderjioul, foal to n-wrt to such practice *» that. mueh dignity, ability and impartiality. tudse.1 there b vtrn, might long sinra , ^'1* .. ulIlllj, I comffto tbc rebef, tail unto.-tuifalely tlctnen. Idooil has troubled other folks, I was playing with it. Ho also sw.rars t-» I Gwrge Vanderpol ? 1 will demon- have been brought to justice. ' , •'ow. let ua see wba. this cirrumstan- a few words of mat teatlruony kl|t* the it troubled Indy Meckbeth when aha i 1 hoanng him use another oath which no-1 snal-i to you beyond a dembt that it wa* I -whole,for a, Mrs.HXaueon oualy excluded from legal investigation. band was going to let him | body believe*. not Vanderpool and if it wa* not he, tbo 1st. Tlieso two - on wore ft fondly nnd l Kith.* His unusual appcaratU'W in the! whole tlsrory falls to tho ground. they bare failed to sliow anyotber f.-clexamine the cootUdrm of the bank.” | jail that they tell you about 1 deny, but 1st He had on a gray coal their Changing hi* ctafocu. I>o you vuppase that this man who had mg. for tho totter of Mrs. t an torpool I steamboat or little CareytEg cut 4 loading bo-lri 10 of Araliia will not cweatmi thia little ! which hai boon brought in as contra-1 Taking serv of bool on retire, 5 hand Otx! Oh7 Oh!” It is the spot ■iictiftw the statement that tbev «t-ro I charged with a great mmr, with tho r Mr. Frolic Changing clofoos again. ' fi of blood surviving cveryefiurt, affor the , friendly, shows nothing at ell in regard Going to Fisher’s, to the state of feelings existing Ivtween together and toll*' you Ufa pct is gem*. kX£ ™'feSre ' 1 ou say. -I guns nur, there is no m- lh»t he Was at that S tn Mt ■7! i. '"5?'“' i SnJs'a.- mere intelligent impar"I Tbul. ‘t, fur such a d«pusita>a itoo* tait com-• you rae foe do,,." the rante rir umvtat.cx •. do not place too ' Fi*H’a, but if so. and Ml bandied that mi*, crime No embarrassment would much weight Upon that. But they tell ‘ bfoody triqwc in woriR if not show ---- u , .7—r i T*................... . omy circumstan.wa, noooiy siw tne calf you he describe<l cxactlv how ths thing ■ stains five next day, and If be destroyed it would took beyond the prexsai mto the , p,it raoit fo, there still, far I era 1 was don-, wo much ths better for us, for : irfoe rout of Fi-Fl's i. rnkfart? lull . a. toooldandjudicvms to suppos* amlf 3d. Tho defendant a good cUraetor wool 1 run swsr ua oKUMttntfal orl- "‘bvwartf Jtat pteaee. it t. a hard it-osys hw» was •‘punched in tho bead you that coat describes Fidd, exactly,, thing to charge a man with killing his with an <>or lock, and that tee was cor­ »»d triend. as they tell yo-j. tor I tied well oat into Lake Michigan lieforo ' 4-.00'. but ws cannot ten anything rent, and CVart took « rrtc., till • o'duck bring droptwd. which is loatrary to the ' crib.i Field and-also the maa in that Lake Michigan would never esat up that I charge. But to be hocmt.hc had beard ; ravsterious boat, fcf it was a low brown , am: shat too, I ■ i-., L. in the day Hi ' it talked oC bow be was found, and bat, .and Vanderpool neror wore such a open for th* other aids to contradict thia. • bcUdlnc II I tod I iku: it.-l »itb student ■a »:.<T nb-r. hat,'but Field d*i and ■> <fid the man in or child, oa], wonder fa tha* th* rases ft* which in the boot; besides he was at the Bank hlsgoodi > bawd* of ft ho, bswn Bt fault *iv trot mfars numcr- । doc k at MO. before V. could have got , »“ ground ”T MiaaKla Duffleld told ua'that there. J. They deny OMtt lL My found I a rviaonable doubt,' and the Js '»dgo will al I'raakfort waa tho body of Herbert ’witnesars bruught here to tastlfy forblm^ do no good and everybody Would see instruct you in that cue to soq T-’V , Field. It will therefore be my duty to 1only one farmer employer. Mr. Odell.! that it waa a sell. It he had written 4th. It haa been proved, tairly ti and | recall ooms of th* svidenew* by which ' that letter before the body •»’ found, it brother addressee rou. The law gives squarely proved, that Field ■ that body was identified. They summon- '■ ‘ would have haa more ininorftUM-o the People the privilege of closing tbs after it is charged be was killi 1 At this point tho Speaker ckrnnl on case and we tnui Jhat no psraistsnl effort -——a »ss numoerna the inquest sad on looking over ths list I to cover up thsoe things will blind you. । Saturday aftoenoon. ' “ '•!(’rK.”''.irn. prnUsom. in Harvard Cob . ™ while they ore leliberatftigJit will carry i of twrlvn aught ep erract. sal X,“'I.,: a^i. Making within lift minutes i boat's I Wfcvu wo adjourned ou Saturdar, I । had gone over substamially foe subject Of hia ajn»aranoe on Suadtiy, and it now remain* for me only to say on that subject that tliry bate failed entirely to sl»ow anvthiug unutttal. or anything to attract the attention. The question is what would they hays him anv. or how would they hove Lira took ? f tell you there fa nothing tn hU appeorafee or actions that day, which would iudirato j entries la theso booki of accocul aro not that booL for there stood Wmtoy Bautcr within 75 feet,and 1R feet above Ute riv­ er, so that he could look right doru in­ fo the Ixxit and wc kno* 4het ,1-r «*s a faithful sentinel ihaf n?<1tL J*'.lie says be was out dorai .a' gtri? 0* foe “““ r-UjSbfat Ml dognkxv. who not bowl spur they will howl What ifafo dlfat-wfofalo H>a*H«lha: OaU Oh. taMifr! N. bth. He had an odor of capital and bis that there is newsy of ide.hfcahunTx- “ «lv-. . . bnrir.ru prosperous, and credit good But ths principal witnses fa Hall. whfailUMbtetoaM metis*. reason fled to bntM Oth. Hia conduct during ths trwnaac-1 that intis dm MiiMkea, eoeW 2d plete change m ths porsonahty. Whv । if they h>3 said it waa tbs body of I Herbert Field from inspseting the faa- 1 turns. I ahculd tlunk it prvot tLat they i HehaHFHCtn double tout woolflhago wht with tho mainiainad II uiTLI pvsrtbe u to the ditourimd «mmd found bv Mr. Krak, far that fftoro fa woods ■IBS; thia ehat �TH* K«r'>»ucAl' Bm>>*R.. THI VANDERPOOL ^“et’ Mvaalh Day, local events. 5 util llkw price;. cm- xmvea orrowZ ACKLEY At SLADE •TUDGE HOYT'S CtUE 9 JHrY 11 1 ■ Wbralon tin- mlto. '’FUDICT—ilOT 1 gtrvetefoUrt d.»ri. -Herx for brfrbter day*. Hot re of (olewn *irapeu»<-. TUJ! sun riilora brightlyg^bblyfaUofbaulnraa. A laqror'evwd than ue i Vanderpool ia Free. ;«tatt|M[oluIBiaK1^CottJJ „ Glad Tiding*' Proclaim >«« to hear the inatructu ns (ithoWorU fiwOtoaioca Nxw*. <««rttotbe Jury bofora ' Opt «n realto In town Sotunlay. 7«wwnre their final d-!i™ tbo important natter they ,ve, l .rrt^body are going to tire Fair j w tacsow tod next day. s Mm facoanrrs axo cnnnm*. “li'sS*Era raasjEpas- kejmh Bate?® pF oeettpied about one ho r, an exact | Th«i Ircuit Court ' rSrry'7 ' Herbert Field A rein's groeg orxxw opodh. DIB.yTr-t!y QOSHlMTiXUCWPpig jyLCSAJigDIctXEJ, pATESTMEbiciXEB, I Tte cbargn uf murder amlnvt lu r«. naorruAXD oilv, iMtew"imA:TEACHERS' NOTICE. Mr. Dalano got* »o ruliy ov«r the field that It oanbol be fairly referred u.: In ■ letter, but nnut be read to be »j» । predated. lie trail* eonio of the tula- . bum1 Ktu.cn.—Homebody’* nn»cnbledrtre. one night lately, killed 10 ■beep far Henry Burcham. 3 for Levi Baroh-rt ami one for Boyd Craig Tbk Biand Haven Herald will be Is* j med daily during the Fair, at Grund I Rapid. It will Lc primed on the ground* rantluu a* to wturt the. evidence would Itc* *%a* ,o •I’etBertho all«cd wound Up'S .he top nf the head w*> mortal or not, and aa to whether fan allewod wtatnds W'-n* Infllctoi by .’hatchet: or by aot.reolb.-r In.tmmcut w)iicli would Ire oepableof inflicting aueh wound*. And heba* ataiod the chnnre there­ fore In dilR-rent farm* w. as to ram. p*>ud upon «>.■*• point, willi theevlGeorge G. Wright, of Iowa, have btxn “ produced u;ren the trial. rUt«l, u. accordance with tho rules traveling through tide State. Inrcutlgatof pleading in aueli caaev, and yon are Inj Ita reeourert inatltatrted that. If tbe prowcation »hnll have nuvio mu by the evidence tbe. The Director* ol the Barry County cha*g» agalnot the ri.rrendeut as stated • Agricultural Bocirty me T. Alton, D. In cUhcrot thvcmnita in the Inform,-‘ riot, then you miMt lliul a ’verdict of Vf. Hlb, W. P. Bristol, John Kcagle guilty of murder. Thr cbarge in thia caau. urilerwblcbever count of the luformitlta. the cvltally lefi out In the notice of the fair, dcnce ha. become arrayed, ta murder. Murder [> defined io be the untawful premium lira, ev., for which wa make killlag by a person of Bound mind and dfaigotogira. * ___ dlwA-tion, of a ran uuabL- creature, wiitatn.liee .forethought. | Tutt Grand Lodge of th# United ' MMIce f. a dad re or Intent to do a .‘■tales Independent Order of Old FcL perron an injury without Jiret ra.ree or , . pnAXMatfon. And maliceaforrthaught. tp nn elc- 1 । ment of murder 1» an In teat lo kill | formed before thc.et b» cotnmlUcd and ] without Just cum or provoesUcn ; Jut' cau*e or provocltoo may exist where Ono Bum, late of Detroit, hit killing i» JtaUfiable, ra lu Ove of an office.* cotnmltilng a !>(*m!ckle where cttablitho) him*elf m Haatinga, and op-; the execution of the taw mskro It hl* , reed a wholmaio atal retail cigar and duty to do*o.ex<u>nblchomldde, where , It ia cvuimlltvd In aidf-dcfenK, or tn . Ubocoj taaaufactury. Ho intend* to keep <ra hand a large rtook of the beet ^salify, and wo hope ho will do a good ' T.». TanBruat, proprietor of the city: Murder, then. may. be rald to coualrt two element*: 1. The homicide, or aonibia, for hia kind courtesies during of act <>f killing. X The umlldou* Intent the trial, in giving to us morning ride- formed before the act Is committed. «v«ydavto the early train i with our! Where* homicide haa been commit­ ted, If committed by the u*e ul a dangeru-at weapon, or In other word*. a weapon. a violent aurtilt wifii which i ....... I , I.. I . 1- — ,,ua >1... < I. ill. n>._ ' F:u M Cxaurox na* been eag-igvd I lictooi intent h. pretumsd. tat the reaca the Editorial lauupiwia-. of the J nn Hint a i.-retm » |m>um«d tocou- I &to»: tribune for lf>“2. Il o will alao template a:>.l Intend the natuml, nere»-1 and probable result bi. own oct, contribute many good things, similar to . thia prmumpUou of maScfou. In I [ tent la o.nclurivv and mnkro tire oct of “Betsy and T,” etc. in proM or poet­ I killing, murder, Utile** It anjr...-. from ry, every week. Lookout lor a ri$h front I the elrcuttwtancc* M »howu by the proecuUon, or f* affirmalivcly proved t>y ■ the Tribune for ’If. tbe defense, that the killing wa* lurilflable, cxtnwa de. or done in tho heat of U>t *f Lettm n nwning iu the 1'ogt. blo.nl ur-on .ufflclCTit prorocatton. When tire act of killing la once co<*«» Sept 12th, lb71v tabllabed, It devfilvest upon tfardcfo— . Jell* Allen.' C. C. Blaklev. C. E. Dud toatanar that th. art ooroe-- within the ley. Milo E. t'rane, Isaac Hall. 2, Mary exerpied «k«. and up on a laUurv li> do l&rteahm>n. M. M. t^wl*. Cha*. Met­ •o, the act of killing draw, after It tbo , nek, Pater Mo*ier. D.C.Northrop, Mre. maJD-loini Intent. . i H. M. Norri., CltMk Saddler. Ohaa. And In thio mum, coni lemon of the 18'tfn.H. W. Sabert, Clara M. Wag- ; Jury, If you enure to the ranclu* Ion.from tho wldonra In tbo cweldrat thertDirect ynur letters to No. of I*. 0. Bex (proniltn: killed Metbut H»Ii with * weatxm, an oraauU with which would be Ilsely to eatjv donth. then the ma­ I helots-latent I* pi—m«t-by the 1*» untrto you are KrttaSrd from Ui. cvlTax number of ecbolar* enrolled in denee lu the cax* that tbe kitin: was the Union School at tbe open-1 justifiable, ,-xcuaaUo. or d*we in l«al of bi»<>.l upon vufilciont provocatiip. lag of tho Fall term : Tb. A». ■%'»*' High Bcbool Departrapn t. 31 Gnnmur ", 34 I fat—mllati 1 i 62 fchfcry o ' M iMPHn-ay •• 35 S for Barry Exatama^ua^ gUOA^ TEA.coms.-s,w pOOKN AXtrHTATldinr. . gCHtlOLMOXB. poniH AXD Qirr book*. ^JKUOIUXDA nOiJKH, JMTOtCk ARD rdcKB BWAH, * pBAVEB BOOBS ASP CUVBCS UiMMi ^JSTtLOrni fS3 FAMB. ‘ JVrriAL AMP XVTBPAPCIt, ■ yy aix A5D cuBTAtir PArxa. |J»At ASDCAP PAI O. . M°TK Ainkiver FApnt, JCBTlOCS lltUAt BUXKX •- .■ ’ JjAMIH, aLarMWAU. *ad yAXgExxcrnoxA fjWbCT GOtUJH AXl> rSBFCMXRY, ^XDiW FORTH, AC. Ttiaukful for pot fovwa, we .olid condriuaucoaf thcama. >""«>»« ■ th. Lwwbaa lurt: 4«rtM !*• wlaiw »nd the condemnation of tb»e who envy tbo high [xwltioti be ha* narued, with grave equanimity. Tb<* premium al which tho new loan l« now being taken in Europe, L. a prarticnL and »tontahlog result of Mr. Boutwell'* financial xcnlu* that will pale the Inef­ fectual firvaof til* petty rivals, and turn ROBERTS & CO. RUGS Medicines. 12,0001000 ACRES Dye Stufti AI NTS i OILS, School Books Go to Clark'* Gallery, opposite the I H”*ww*a» »«.r Postoffiee, and *oe the new .trier of PicSOLDIERS OP THE LA TE H'AR lures. You can not fail of being phased. «J- Stationery. PREPCR1FT1ON8 AND FAMILY Tho Queen Fruit Jar ia made of bet­ ter gloa* than any in town. To the Ladies!! Ackley A Slade »e!l the must norf.-t Fruit Jar there ia made. Aller tin? reading of the above Charge, 1 Tho best 50 cent Travin tho cDy at at about a quartor after luo'd'ck the au Grant A Phillips tf dlenco wa» cleared from the Court nn-tn and tliedoorecluaed upon the Jury. An Tnx NBwFnm.-J.-W. & C. G. Bent­ anxtoua crowd, •cattere-i here and thenley, manufartutrra of aaah. door*, blind* in Utilewinad-Bpeonlatlnx- ujxm the tvand molding*, and everything else, are ■ ult.tarried about the-Court yard 'taring 1 tire day, >oa* to be ou hand to haD'tbc Carttoy." This Is thought to bo atgulfl- *o busy a>'lling moldings Hint they canrrnilrt ;canto? acuuaplraey to perpetrate the: I not write for tho local column thia « ~-k rranJor-.by certain of hl* enomlc*. bull ha* been brought agalort the I Washington and Georgetown Hall road ’ Company by W. Mathew* for refnstng to permit him under a transhr, to take I the ca» bcy'dnd tbo Junction! He claims CITY PAINT STORE I caaniH a iiawa PAINTERS; Pniut*, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed I^inta. Brushes, and 'Artint’S "Materials, Wall' Paper. Window---Shaden. ricnmtf i-bamm. adam. nc, etc.. B8WLED VIENNA BKR! DENTIST MiiUt. licliiu. Pure Wines and Liquws! cuccessor*lo **■ A. CQodyejr ' Hardware! Gratiot county ha* IS? farmer*. Sweet pota'.nca thrive well lu the *oit around Albion. Willlani Clark'* baru, at Fremont, wm burned on tbe Sd; I era red for *300. C«llf WDaon’i bouce, nt Nile*, wa. burned on tbe 2Bth-ln»uvcd for EKO, which coves tbe lore. Thocontract for th) grading o! tbe road bod on the Michigan Midland Kali IRON, STEEL. NA1LH, GLASS, PAINTS. OILS, PUTTY. TIN, OOPPEK, AND SHEHT’IKON, WARK, All kinds of Building.Mitoriah,;*nd T»,bL*. A fire, on tbafitb. at Ead Saginaw dertroj-e-i the kmlMlnge, wood* .ndothcvmatrrtai.ofC. Weak A Co’, lime kllu Ld*» BXKN, with no Insurance. Jacob C«nm, au^d rraident ofE-trila, Grtriiot County, waa killed on tbe »b by a bU fgxu a lumber wagon. Ua head rtriking upon a atone. HARNESS SHOP! In connection Eye MUSICAL! Sign & Ornamental Painting, ' Captain Da vcnp-irt, who.!* charted with an awiult tho Intent to -kill Jus­ tice <>. S. B. Wall. foatlUconfined In tall awaiting trial. Hl* trial will take h&ea In September. He will bo r?j>re«enied by T. F. Miller, of this bar and ^be Hon. John M. Harlan, the late Itopub- Dealer* Inal! kind*of HFAXT andPHEJJ Sdy.andorMire* wttn cUbwr by • n*fk UP°' ■•hS'!l‘,Wjr2^!j^.nd L KwdiisaKu. paurr AXD TAXXtn cxcaaiw, gTAFuaitocnirn. 0tawnnni«7ir' At Orangevilla, Oct Oik •' Hasting*. Oat 9ih, and Nor. fits. Q.0LD FKX.'- AXD FXiCIUS •' Awyria, Oct ISth-Bpi. Kebcol ^TEkLFKXXAXhnOLDKkM, pilOTOtikAVll AUlUKS, >oOVEAK & sT/{ fafiArir arc to make __ _____ the—lag-litre at the Union Fri., aa I *• light t<ip enrriagee, four op* buggire, one double buggy. They b.T la,t eomplelrd a Uwoty In F*t*V>f aHgbt buggy. Itialtahh* M off ergup’ete in the finent etyteand to C» all. h*. Reedfo Patent Shitting; •ppliod u> the tag). . y ^EXT3a A»D TbxrrrTlJg . ^CBklCATUtOOH;, -t ' : g«—ttkxfeiartMa, ‘ . TR Tf*4,1, "^** *! *■■«*«" .MiMtiku «nn. Boy* Clothing fur tho Fall ,nd Witt­ ier, Star Clothing House, tSif Gaatrn JUrin*. _ tOOO Shirt* and Drawer* a. well aa 7500 pair* loath or and Wooirn glove* and milt* jtut received. gUr Clothing Houae—“ The greet one price *ton».” Gun lUnm. Paanrur it it a uoarerity tliat I r.V.L -r waicu ae tiled. Abd the aocond count ehaterathat ree|w«edrnt, with come blunt tortrutnent, lnIHcted upon Herbert Field two mortal wonnda, one on top of hl. hfa*L“?d ,we®° “>• * h>* bead of Wlikb he died. ^A11.! Iu thy third count the charge b, that rrepoudent with eomebkint lortrumt-at unknown Inflicted uu>n Herten 1 It'Ll one ... ♦ QBVca wrs hcxdxjfci, rpBUBtttS * BCITOkTH, E,”» FaallrMai.M fugleman for Bcrenue reform. ;aud Araiea Oil*talk*Ueate. •how, tliat generally and especially In ^D«no*mldl|.burtaaad ifchinghnOhio the Democratic platform reota CbOblaiit, wotrada, and painfol to. upon the etrlotly revenue tariff, and oppoo*. all protection to industry by| lueausol a tariff on Imports, while the Itepobllean reformer* In Congreos have practically carried out the conelnrion, If not the tireoriM of Mr. Well*, and Are mild, certain, eafe and efficieaL thooe who agree with him Ia a demand Pag,’* Mandrake K1U euro Droepria. P«*» • Mandrake Pill* cure HeaZSre. Bent by them to Congrc*.. Tho llr-t Pago ■ Amico Oil care* Rhoumatiam and moot prominent eirim therein Drew Makin} 1 P*go;. Arnica Oil cure. Pimple* cn made wa# for"Entsouragrtbent-call i» To the ladlreof Baiting* and vicinity tho >u». * protective tf you wlll-of American Io-caU at room, over Mr*. Morrill's on Sold by J. P. Roberts & Co. Jefferwin St and gel your dmere cut or Barber A Bailey *<d| good Kipp Boob made In every rtyle. New room* J oat rt'Jl H*®** by Mim Sabas Bubixeu whhh w» herewith >ut>liD> : 1r J err ix receipt or a bplespid . : land, Ohio, are clear and comprebcurive review* nf the situation. Mr. De­ lano going generally over all the ground HaaA, WnXLUtl A Ol excepting that of tin- tarl tr which b dwthwpis ably handled by Mt. Shellabarger. Attention! ' Their apoeoho* eonatttute a thorough I have a yoke of cattle and a sing and ooncluatv? annrerto tho qulbllng. hono for tale. Will sell on time h of Carl Pohnrt and the recalcitrant “• J' 0,u” coureo oT Horace Greeley upon the per eonal conduct of the Admlnbtratlon. Mr. fibolbbonrer accepts for Ohio the Ackley * Blade *eU Fruit Jar* 25 per omtL cheaper than any one elae. - I1AR11WARI Soiu-agent* iu Barry County ,fcr ibe T>ETROXT AND BTOVKf . . . ; . WOODLAND PARLORS BUMDKK.B1 E-.I3.C AND KA.1T.FANKS ??CA �BAILWAY, । ■iiiriOTnmnSiSiU* Salo of SUtoTax Lands. bauehey A £ofo Column. 'STS. I -=--------- BWYCA> K A* £j tbe m.du'ight hour. shows that ho dureguide the law awd ia not to be relied upon. If they Ud plunged a dagger to ha heart and one of th-m were <m trial boro for that. vcuM they net be Boobcator to New York, 8BJ milna, Buffalo Ao New Yore, 4 3 mile* quamity of btood in that bank aa is rep- his hotue on that day to another roaentod, ao aa to neeoeaitofe tbo taking — *— ------ n K Buspendou T- -<ts» . New Yoa 448 era **■-. ths4 a. he Jt did not. »cimmit tbe warder. Dun'J c tn Now York. 4u0 m!tev up of the carpet, Uharle* Bexir would There wa* no blood in that bank be­ Ctovrtond to New York, fr.-imiiehave sees it, whan in tho bank al six cause that door wus open in th- fcffoi Cincitm-.d to N. Y., HfW * w, o'clock ou Munday morning- Would ho noon. If there was blood 'a IV, I,ink read to you but no, would not al- have admiltod Bocw a*, that time if that day the door we* not .qw„ but if sjrx> to raow tow thia, they wanted yvkl to see Elisa theto waa no blood there, it would bo *^“'22 to S7 Ktxaa nta saaari* noun. and you did see her sad lam ratified nut obliged to open tbs do w a: that limo very likely that the door was open. M-v Tbe next one I will take up i* Urn nor was ho obliged to sweep Bpringer told yoa that she raw tbo door Cutcbeon and I have not mu- h to *av out ul the front door. But more lhaa utwn at 4 o'clock th*, afternoon and exabout him but, el that I hart, raid that bo not only aimittod Beooc that of George W. Bullis will apply so Oeu. looming but be deliberately waked So­ George Funl foils you that bo uw tbe Cutobeoa and I cars not to repeat it cor to tot him ride bouM. with him door upon that day. Mr. Taytor Mila The seat owe is Dr. Duffield, end I b-Now I can prove to you that bo be- you that he saw a man earning out of gna washing out tbe bonk before fas the bank that day end Miss Hia Magill went hoow to breakfast, tor Dr. Hop­ toll* you that see saw tbe door open kiss telto yoa that bo peseol there about that day. Now to oppose thia they 0 o'clock and raw water on the flxir. bling young- Itamadeil who rays ha Why did Vanderpool say to Bwioc, knows it wa* not open, for be eat al -hold on a minute and i'll ride ho®., Fder'a all the afternoon and watched with you F* I was ao that be cuiH.wut He is envied to groat credit for one th* floor, before hr went home, no tliat opened, but he substantially admitted thing and that is hia caution, it would bo eoekiag. Now we ptvro that be went tn Filer's to court that but It to a part of the history of thio that bo did thia by ftieir own witneaa. if young lady, aul ba weald lx, a fool to ease and the history of tna country that fie aUtra the time aright and we will not sit there all the afternoon looking at bo has sworn on untenable ground duputo hi* word. When Thur­ that door under such circumstances — CoooTor, awelling out with magi.tonal ber spoke to him, be instantly But they say why didn’t anybody else dignity iaMamstrc, teU.hu story from recoltocted that be had not aee Field ? I can't >11 that,but will an­ wfccb yot dkn aee that ba haa labored seen Field since the day L..fon-, and swer by asking, why did »’ on* with these witneaeee and plowed, and like any prudent man ho star*ed for tho George Vanderpool going borne at noon? summer taltowed with them, in order to bank to aee in whet coodittou things I suppose it wa* because no one was make than swear strongly. Buggies and were there, for you recollect (hoy bad Ingram dhowed maitoo and spite and the safe iu cowaua, Tburbur wa* tbe butec strongthemsl hie evidence over fotmer ocaasioM for thi* particular trial, and Wilm to nearer an k1i<4 than anythmg elao and that ia all 1 have to *ay ■tadb M& Nev I come to the argument of thio MsoupoQ tbe manta, and my fourth proposition ie that there was not any bluud in that bank ia any guilty quan­ tity. Blood found in a micn»coj>.<.quantitv is not a guilty quantity. As done. Tho d,xir waa thrown open to UM modiosl witnesses have told rou, it eicrry body that camo along wheroa* wo la a eoouaon thing to find blood in tub would expect all thto . classing to have been dune iu u sc^et umum-r He took the iprpet up because it was temed to be, and even on tho sidewalk. dirty sad full of flees, and if one of Eve-y where you will And blood, not in those fleas bad made a good square gtr'ty, but innocent quantiuee. and thi* meal on that dog and bad been crushed being tbe case, where would you be on tbo floor, there would bo thousand* more bke^y to And it, than in thi* bonk of coipuacba in the blood contained in whore men were accsMum,-d to ao so that flea's stomach, and this would be frequently, and rituatod aa it was diryci- mammalian blood, but tho blood of the )y under a dentist's office. They foftnd floe woolF l« oviparous ant 1 would some spot* on tho floor they ray, and h like to see Dr. Duffield with hia micro­ little paper in the .'ore no bigger than ecope, pick out the mammalian end tho a cent and a red substance in tbeenu k* oviparou* corpuscle*. • and that is all they found. Second, Beside* one witarst, Blanchard, ' upon thi. subject of blood. Dr. Duffield •wear* right in the teeth of Dr. Duffield ewears that with the naked oyo it could for be says that he put fi*h blood ou ' not bo told whether that waa blood or those stairs and Duffield snya it vs* | not, that with th* naked eye to could mammalian blood, now which will you not toll whether it waa blood or not, and believe ? I tell you then, ia quackery , because these men did not know thi* in thia. wa. blood they rest it to Dr. Duffield "th, no port of that quantity of. tor analvsia, and he said ho cculd not tsll wketbo. it wa. Ihxxxl or not My opponent, Mr. Eggleston, told you thal ho railed it blood, but 1 tell you he did rat There i* but very little ditforeooe between us, bat yon will PATUT laistjekiv 3 O'CLOCK ssSalAlc^Ir:! rue» ■!»- —> -»-.«■ i*c yRwtaea&sev rtrs family knitteb. THEA-NECTAR ti a rca-t BLACK TO ms, iKirrtV Bromo Chloral, puacle • It ia a little circular diac Which floats ip tbe blood and when they are put together, side by aide, like a sli rag of bead*, it takes B,0u0 Ui make an inch in length Now, genlirmen, there are rauso tbo cleaning of the bank waa uut a ciupieiou* circuiwaUinee, for an ar­ rangement had bran pre iorndy m-ia.to dean the bank and on that very\d »y and there waa no suspicion attache V t-> it, and never would liars been, had Field Lot disappeared. Secor di I uut bink tlio clonniuj staipiciou* when he was thereon Monday morning. Tho gentleman on tho other side told you the other day in a loud voice, that be wa* k rubbing the bank for three WELLS’ CAfiBOLIC .TiBL-fS, S HEPABD'S CAUTION COMPOUND WAHOO BlffERJ ttolesly W'sll.'larbelKl LAMP CHIMNEYS REDUCTION OF PRICES whole doth without any foundation for BAND LEADERS, 11 th. The lime of the clowning wa* I not uniuue!. Waa uot several ether F»r •anatbreg lalmat-si ars4 veer a4J>aa*li men up at early, it tber raw him. Waa UtUMIt W. QATM, freotfcrt. ». r. it not aa ntapidout for Hurd and S-.-eor CONGRESS ARCTIC. end Wilcox to be up at the tame hour? The BUT wIMer •YXUlflK! Why tho hour waa the moat natural BFCKLKS to break I time tn the world, before tho basinnM iaa or criparou*. It to against Dr. of tbo day began and especially aa ho DuflfeM that ho did uot apply thaae tooto, or if bo did use them, and w. have . right to suppose ths: he did why did bo not tell ua about them ? Is it bceauee □ opki wo other toot produced corpuscles indi­ cative of mammahan btoodAa this is only aimawataettol evidence at beet, if' bo had spaGed all these di&rvn t toots. FAMILY BIBLI: Sick Headache, Id ver Complaint. FererdAgne, Dyopepoia, Dorm* in Children, TUeo, BUioue Com­ plaint*, Lorn of Appetite, Enep Hone of the Skin, Pimplee on the Face, and all lllraiet of the THE GREAT. Uoe for Kidney Compiainte, Beak Baek, Pain in the Loine. Lumbago, Grand, Kheitmatlem. 60,003 REFERENCES, sue front, the oonatan: sweeping would keep the floor comparatively clean. I ______ __ say that everything waa natural and ia tho field of omsistoBt and lira only thing unfortu- - ■ .... ..____ _____ ri._ ... ’ to find evidoacee of guilt, but bo had told them two day* before that be bad burned hi. dnfliee ant tbs carpet, so CA1PETS, I that there was no uso of bringing I that mvaterioua sieve, but it it fotUmat* that they did biing it. for it .Inm-instrated the: Geotge Vaaderpooi bad told . tho truth about it. Secor goes upas that stand and tolls MATTINGS, you in a very aotaam voioe that when he opened that etoro there was a terribto MATS, smelL You weald have aimcat expected that be was going to toll yoa tirat he VfBOWWU) GOODS, found tbe corpee right tbm, but no, whoa soksd whsl U ctolWlit, he raid lik-oid wrolau cloth They tell you that the aabta were a'-ratified which NOTTINGHAM LACES, Ifo The ealy thecay is that the blood | was nut there, between tho hoars of 11 sad fe, and tfoe ie foultob and rad.m tons ou ila foco, for if dune at all, it woo done a few moment, aftec they were in nrn fob cnuHi.n AND REPUBLIC. NEW CARPET HOUSE but iey showed that tbe> had novar POPERY. of tub A Million Dollars. Mott Suitable for tbe Fanujy, Mott Valuable lor die Slude.it, M -st In.tnic.ire for the Tearber. Mott Appropriate for tho Child, Mort Useful for tbo M motor. HlffiSSS MABBLE WORKS! JURUBE3A BLACK h Ptfet-M, rnpaMras, an FLORENCE ISWH Family Sewing Machine 8IMPI,Y CON8THCCTED. EASILY UNDEBbTOOD. Allan ii Oita ai Bail 6rM h vUI *■*>** m/ vMU> <rf *kw« *wrel •«* ft ei!t tastoaeswy earn aaaarvty. *i^2WTlttbS«U! I* T*U-ri«c *r llrv»MB*>iM TIUia*MI»IMNI(Ul. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-09-20.pdf 19775eaab3f6a6bac127dfb589959d78 PDF Text Text Tr|t HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20.1871. VOL. XVI. OF ALL KINDS. TO BE CLOSED OUT Organdies, Percales, Zawns. Grenadines. Bareges, Chambrays, Mohairs, ’ . Silks, Marl Poplins, Shawls, Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests, Summer Hats Gloves, The LARGEST STOCK of WfiSsncr; HARDWARE HARNESSES! SOLE AGENTS FOR THE BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL A FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. ‘chIio’xic IRSTIUS 4GRWELTVDL IffllS Goods are Cheaper than Low a srgix-z'mt ss fra a ■trJiTM'fShsattM?-.. GRANT <fc PHILLIPS DIYB80BS, WEIIES, BOOTS (■ DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, JACKSON WAGONS DeiM Glen &. Hall Threshing Machines, Clov Hullers anil Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Rake. Cash for all kind* of Grain, and sell Grand POPLINS. P K’s, <fcc, And we will sell them as cheap as any house From New York to Chicago, Not excepting those that blow more. We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. We Sell the Florence Sewing Machine, THE BEST Ilf THE WORLD t Pta [iie it a Cal! aii ra That a lit Pile of (Mi it til (ive jm for a little Mraey. The best place 4h the a-sr City of Hastings, P. ROBERTS & ------ to buy------ GROCERIES RUGS nt the new brick store of ^rijlnal Jkrtrb. Medicines, Dye Stuffs, gUOAt. SPAINTS & OILS, School Books $ Stationery. ii i'lttH Groceries, ay Cnsh for Cash for Produce, mid sell lor Cash After tho battle of Molinodel Bey ths Mexican forces tall back towards tbo dty with their right wing resting upon Chapultspec. This was a rocky otevntion 150 feet high, on tho southwest of tbo city and distant a little over a mile from tiro outer wall. Tho boss uf Ulis hill was ouco wuho} by tho waters of Lak* Tesckoo. It waa in former times ths scat of tho Itovol Patere. Hero Moateruma and his royal fcnfathcrv sought a quiet retreat firm the toil cuA *xcitmuBr>t of public affairs. In later yet™ the viootoy, Galvex, erect­ ed a splendid patera u|>oa its summit. This was, aftanrards, turned into a mflitaxy school and fortreas. The ronin building waa about 60 feel square, with hnavy armaments, lx was near tho oast end at an enclosure half a mite long east and wrat, and nearly half that distance in width. This enelreure was surrounded by a wall ten fort high. In and around Chapultopec were 7 bat­ tones with 20 guns and nine iafantrv only, at the very lowest rates. CITY PAINT STORE! a n*w* PAINTERS: cmhim Paintt, Oib, Varnishes, Mixed Pamte, Brushes, and Ar­ tist's Katonah, Wall Paper, Window Shades cause, unliko some of our Generals early in the war, he did not fight tho rebels without meaning to hurt them, and ho doo* act propose to punish their new crime* by buying off with new irnmunitics to perpetrate them on a more ex­ tensive scale, uncording to certain sub­ sidy principle* of historical precedent, and, because ho fought them ia earnest aad made thesn M* enemies; and fur­ thermore, because in the grand march of administration reform, be has dared tones around the oastlo, but'were hope­ ful of tho result on the morrow. I vis­ ited the tent ef Col. Ransom. I had known him in Vermont, and was not an intrusive visitor. Often.had I semi him iu publfc and private Mi. and hoard hu clarion voire ring out to crowd xl asternIdies, who hung with rapture upon his eloquent lip*. An aid of his, liout K. was a former chum and dassmafa) at Ripley Seminary. I found the Colonel upon his knee*, leasing upon a box. and by the dim light of a lamp, inditing n totter to his invalid wifo, at home, in the far- off who has too many enemies to run wall. Thu Baa Coamo route seemed tho best, Gro^ Mountain State. His writing In view of the eingutarlv impracticubnt in order to make it, it vu ncressary fluid wia gunpowder dissolved in water, bls record, can tho Republican party iu first, to capture tho hill of Chapultopec. a material often uscl by soldiers in tho preerat or future, with any motr Our brigade was quartered at San safety than in tho past, afford to pin its cauxp life. Angel on tho 11th and during put of He wrote encouragingly of his own faith to tho sk-evo of tho great and goo! the IL’tli of August Gen. Twiggs with prospects and that of our army. He journalisrie phBopher, and acoapthis the rest of our division, Goos. Pillow told her that “tho morrow, in all probo- dogmatic dictation as an orads of uner biltay, would witness one last, great bat­ ring wisdom 7 Does any thinking mar. deracnstratians against tbo south side cf tle before Mexico, that tho Halls of the tho city in order to conceal from the ene­ Moatexumas would bwncr*, aad that Ise my our rtsd intsntions. should rest on tho eve of the next day, not the first time that we have heard tte. During the night of the lllb, Copts. within the wall* of the great city, tiro crack of his editorial whip regarding Huger and Les planted four batteries to highest ambition and object for which nominations of his party. And wvU dr. bear upon th* exile, from different tho army had long struggled.-' He wo know that After the voteeof a natioupointe. No. 1 with 3 guns was placed ctemd by a tender ‘•farewell,” and a- al convention has gone forth, ih* irr» ■ U[«JU th* Tacubaya road ono-third of a pnreeed a wish that she would imprint preeribie Greeley has oome nobly to the mile south of the hill; No- 2 of two a Hss upon the cheeks of their little ones front, and fought out tho good fight u. gunsupon th* ridge south of Mulino and tho meet effleieni manner for Prertdunfor tho father that was far away. about half a mile distant southwest; 60 Bidding my friends here adieu about ttel candidate*, though during the past rods north and east of No. 2 was placed midnight, I groped my way through thirty year*, a majority of the candidate, No. 3 of two guns; between them and files of sleeping soldier*, along the cause­ way to Goo. Smith's brigade now advanped to tbs vicinity of Huger’s bat­ Ou the morning of the 11th all was tery on the Tacubaya rood. We lay that alarm and anxiety in the dty a* they night upon our anna. I had no dispowere present except tho Port Master discovered Quitman’s division advancing isttou to sleep. We were to form a por­ General aad Boarotary of the Treasury. along tho Piedad causeway. Little fur­ tion of a storming party on th* follow­ The Southern question anJ ths Into ther demonstration was made on that ing day. All our accoutrements were trouble with the Ooreans were considerto be laid asido in tn* morning except dqy, so tbo excitement subsided. our arms. As I lay upon the ground The morning sun of the 12th peering with nothing but a light blanket and over the tope of the Cordillera*, had scaraily thrown its golden beams on thoughts naturally turned to coatsmhamlet, lake and city, ere Steptoe's loud plato tho probable result of to-morrow's guns were heard thundering against serious work. That some of us would the San Antonio gate. Alarm belli im­ fall.in the conflict, was certain, bat bow mediately began to peal forth in the dty. raaxy and who were,they ’ was a ques­ The citixsn* wore aroused from their tion that the answers to the roll-call on *k*p; window shutters were thrown I tho er* of the morrow would only reopen in haste, and crowds fioekod to tho fiat roots of tho houses, and tho flashing eyes of tho fiery Castilian peered anxioualy through ths morning* mist lighted country, containing tan mil-1 by tho transient blase of cannon. Tho Quito a rush of visitor* appeared st lions of people, with soldier* experienc­ streets were thronged by armed troops; ed by long service in camps and battle*. tho Whit* House yesterday, exporting bodies of infantry and cavalry wore They had thus Sax booq able to outnum­ to see the President, but newly all re­ hasUming in overy direction. The poo- ber us t#o or throe to one, oa almost tired ia disappointment. Senators B U’t pls of tho doomed dty had enjoyed their every contested field. Their numbers. last hour of quiet ere tho American Eagla should float above its palaeo* and At tho gate of Ban Cmme farther around to the west was a battery of two guua. In advance of it were several batXu-ics without guns. They wore doubtless abort of guns to man all throe works. It ia likely the enemy con­ sidered the strong works of Do Mata, I Mulino and Chapultepoc, an effectual barrier to an entrance by that gate, or they intended to move the guns from the mm advanced works, if finally com­ pelled to fall back on these, to supply Bat a few moment* passed ere bat­ teries No. 1 and 2 before Chapultopec began to play upon tho castle, telling us that ths cannonade of it* heavy work* had commenced. The enemy replied with ail their guns, and ahoi and ahell in great number* dropped around oar battsriis and among tho troops oa the Tacubaya road. Our guns were worked with great precision and rapidity, and soon tho eusmy’s light troops wore driv­ en from tlio groves in tho surrounding enclusun.', ami sought shcltar beyond their range. The enemy's fire soon hastily prepared for action. They van served by CapL Drools, Hants. Ander­ son, Russell and Sion*. Out Hebert and G*a. Cndwaladar took potsesrion of Molino del Bay. Gen, Pillow, with Magruder’s battery and Surnaer’s cavalry went forward to •.!« support of No*. 3 and 4, ctd watched The garrison, at the castle was ocmnianded by Gon. Bravo, trod numbered about 10u0 men. Tbo additional, »njr castle wore tong--3" of heaviest cal • porting ____ __ force, in and around it, was not ibre. A nsik' south wa* tho village of th.„ (XXX) Tacubayn, with th* Archbishop's pateco ' end several-fine stono dwallingn. Tho HO. 21. .fill farther east, and 800 yards from this was the Vigas causeway. Th* o uly entrance to th* city near ths seat cf our military opantion*, was at the terminus of th* San Antonio road, tha Perdido, Chapultepao and Ban Oosm*. There were numerous heavy battazios guard­ ing each at thee* gate*, and also plant­ ed along the brane h causeways, and nt every jxjint of the intaraertion of a branch with a main causewar. The guns at th* gate of Saa Antonio ware of such weight that wo couid not wall bat­ ter them with our lighter pteos . n this quarter tho enemy had put forth every effort to preclude our entrance to th* dty. Tbo Perdido causeway was defended by three heavy batteries, am! treachre many of their soldiws, terrified in oontraversing tho intervening tends. There temptaiton srf ths Irerrore of ths Imwaa a three gun battery at the Below th* night of the 12th. Chapultopec road. A little east of tho Gen. Scott and hi* field oil gain of Baton was tho Ciudadola, n in eounoil at nightfall, at hit , , ,___ strong fortress of 15 heavy guns, com­ tors in Tacubay a. Tito final dupotiffcn manding ths Perdido, the Piedad and fur tho asaault on the morrow, was tnatlo. Chapultopec Musoway. Under tho fire of those gun* along tiro throe narrow roadways named, our armies oould not stand ton minute*. Twelve or fourteen had suffered sumo lotsm from ths bat­ unanimity, predaion and order, told us Tho Commissioner to asdit tho claim, it vras not best to bold our enemy ia contempt; that we had yet a heavy and agdnrt tho old rorporalion of Washiu.perilous task upon our hands. Our ton dosed the first jart of their teb .m own forooe hod dwindled in numbers to yesterday—the receiving aad recording 6,000 effective men. Among oar teases were some of the ablest and bravest w* Martin Scott, Pierre Butler, Dtekansou, Milk Waite, Thornton, aad many othcre, were alsopmg in death, while, Pierre, Kearney, JSuructt, Bonham, arid a Itest of others, whoso presence had been towers of strength to ss in tho hour of battle, were tn hospitals, hslp- The amount of claims filed ta a lilt more than tWO,000. The opening of the school* in a : days is looked forward to with winch Ureal by parents and with delight the young people of Washington. The Precident yesterday made 1 IsndArastnmg, *fN. \\QmeidOes . *1 at Bomej Jamas L. Graham. Jr., >N. Consul at laweare; Mathew G Holms*, of Pk., Conoid at OWri-F.-,.; Weston Fltat, of Mo., Cawal at Oh a �TON; at the Cenans Office, exhibit* tho totals of th* poputatfon of tho State, and Tarritovies, dareifad m native and foreign, tho total* of th^ cla*rifiiationln to white, colored, Indian, and Cfamere having al­ ready boon published : 987,080 479,445 850,416 42a.-15 115,879 1E2.2M ludiar.a Iowa 978,775 Kansas 316,217 Kentucky 1,257,613 Louisiana 6®,088 Maine 578,034 Maryland 007.482 to bring gathered, sod if they who Masaochnaotta 1,104.032 916,049 sowed the seed aru happy with their 279,209 harvest, surely the Republican party 816,781 1.4W.0292,945 23,630 288,689 717,153 2499.767 79,823 2,976,590 161,967 697,532 1,239.204 5,026 209,881 113,639 9,136 4.967 11,127 515,198 141,474 204,067 48,392 63,398 61,827 48,881 88,412 333,3101 268,010 160.G97 11,191 222,267 30.748 18,801 29,611 188,943 1.13^,353 3.029 872,493 11,000 546,261 55,896 8,074 19,816 02,411 1S,1M 17,091 504,499 5,472,846 tbrirp^rere* tho latent-""* of tho framers there wa* a diSsranre world wide; one party swart what they raid and were willing to stand by thoir written record, through diaappomtsumt and defeat, if noccoory ; the other used word* to conceal ideas, and simply as a mean* for accomplish- Tlwro is an impulse a* strong at the Golden Gain a* any where in tho world, that loads men to levs “square fighting," and they trample beneath Um hral of contempt into the du*l at ignominious defeat, those who would barter priorifor place, and sell out their honor for th* paltry p*muirite* of political preforThese things have led to the perform­ ance of a wondrous work, and Califurnir has taken a “new departure," that lead* her away from tbo shambles of tho Democracy and coven her golden banner with a triumphant glory. At the last Aactfon in Maine, tho 3,849 33,263 M« 115,466 7,114 12.616 M IM 56,084 18,981 5,605 itasrewd annual .resfon on the 11 th mat II is under tho mauagemreit of a Board cf Regents with tho IWdont of tbo United State* a* Chancellor, and want into operationta October, 1870. Tbo Law Department I* ur.dor tho in­ struction of Hon. Joseph Carey ex-CUef Justice of the Court uf Claim*. Hon. Arthur McArthur, Justice of the Supremo Court of District of Colamlria, and I*ro.’. W. B, Wedgwood. L. L. D. The University is totemmt of six col­ leges, but a* yet only the Law and Nor­ mal College* have been establtohed, the latter under Profowore Wedgwood and Richard. Tbo Univerrity prom ires to bo not only a suoeus but a blearing to the country at large, aud wdl deserve* the oncourogwncnt of an Appropriation from Ooagrea at ita next session. Can befhad by| Calhag ; at Tbo above .imply illustrate* tbo ynrit exhibited by tho Esglt aad it* friend* toward* tho friend* of Georgn Vander­ pool, and fur thi. reason is noticed, oth­ erwise it would have been treated with the contempt it deserve*. cept that the Republican party ia iduntiCud with the policy which oppreaee* them, and thi* reason would bo removed Ab an act of general amnesty." It is singular how any sane man can talk or write such trash at this 1st* darHorace Greeley advoeafnd the same doc­ trine until lately in his speech at Alex- 8 O’CLOCK. The Jackaou Pafririsaya: “Without any intention whatever at critising th* motive* of the jury, wo may l» paidonod for raying that it seems somewhat strange Hint any one of tb» imy eould have been convinced that Vanderpool was guilty of murder in tho smsU it/rtt. If he committed tho deed at all, it vra* most certainly a villainous deed, and th* defensn would, not even have made an attempt to reduce tho crime to murder in tLe second degree. It was either a 5.809 istration. Look st th* magnanimity of 0,599 £815 Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri 1B.254 and West Virginia, and sew Low it ha* taken every vertigo of power from the Ten yean ago, twenty of th* leaders and pet* of Tammany were bankrupt* or poor. Now they have splendid city and aountry residanoea with fortunes reryinx trim 81.a».000 to 890.000.000 No wonder ths d»bt of New York ha* reacted 8120.000,900. acluoved in tho inauguration of thi* oaterprise last year has stimulated its msnsgen to still greater exertion and more liberal outlay. Tho exhibition for 1871 ia to open on Wednesday, tho 6th of September and coetinn# until Satur­ day Oct. 7th, and will bo conducted ou a seoto far surpasring tbo display which - '- * l.— * —»- — —..IUh The Democratic daily of this city ia a tong editorial yesterday morning pro­ fessed to give th* report of Dr. Edward Young. Chief of the Bureau of St*ti*tie* an cummcre# and navigation for the fiscal years 1870 and 1871, bring the imparts and export* of merehaudise and speeis and bullion. In doing this it omitted to inelmle that part of the re­ port which gives this country credit for the amount* of foreign export* (re-ex­ port*,) which .-.akM it appear (hat im­ part* exceeded tho exports, or throw the balance of trad# against us, for 1870, 876,810361, instead of only to tbo amount of 811,418,170 a* is really the case, sad a* tho fael* will show. By the same omtarion tho balance ot trade would appear to be against us for 1871 (the last fiscal year) to tho extent of 8158,659,905, when, in reality, (giving tho credit due u» for re-exports,) a bnlanre of 810,398 appear* in our favor. of L4.KDS Situatel in tho various Towashi;* cf Potato Bee.—Wo think the pest will Waldeck, the artist, lias survival his Darling Self-auppiyIng Penholder. tun coms again in very largo numbers. lOfllh birthday. WnWsS.rovwsntvstsdlp. Ured -Uh ms We eee hardly one crawling round this ?Sr.ES,"jrJ4.TMH'‘.=i Tho king o fall. whip last year at this time million* mernhaat by worn seen in arory direction. G*u. Premont is intereedng hinuelf THEA-NECTAR largely in railroad stock. : Gough is going to lecture two hun- —Ticket* good for trip to and from th* Great Industrial Exposition at Cincin­ llarnum b alwut to build at> opera nati for 4 eta. a mile, from Ja«k*on, AnKollajourevlllo. Rending and Waterloo. li>aao in Bridgeport, Conn. Fare to continue to Oet 7th. Two ex’ Tbo Rev. Dr. R. 8. Stun, of Brook­ prera Tnuiin Dally nro run earb way be­ tween Jackron and Cincinnati; time II lyn, will remain in Europe another hour* without ciiangs of car*. Coantio* iu tho State of Mkhig.., tsararmo* ASSYRIA. eecnee.leeerairnov. .tte, 2| •x*”‘ THE CHEAPEST'PUCE MAPLE GROVE. CASTLETON, New Advertisements. ■t FOR The Hon. Fernando Wood recently told tho baratogian* what ho knows about farming. IL Blane, proprietor of the gambling I tables in tho littl* republic of Mosacn,, WOODLAND. S“JI : FAMILY KNITTER. , NEW HAVEN I. esXrewd b/p-Ww wte. I Firat Frvmivw At F*lr»•• Ibe brel. KN 1 1 logK>nK hi’ paint-pot along ua*l." PRINTING 5,020 Government* control. In Weot Virginia 30,102 th# loading object* of tho Convention 6,024 uked u* where Vauderj«>ol wu* going, 3,518 just called by vote* of Kubel* recently and wlA ho was going to do, etc. Tho EXECCTORU SALE. enfranchised were canvassed for openly; •JKXteKL'S’JS IfZ 05 Grand Rapids Turn of Friday, says : 94,200 rix., to retrograde from tho secret ballot George Vanderpool is going into the to tho vrre care method of voting, an 1 a mertMtiU burinosa at Kalanioxoo, hi* return to the old County Court system friends having offere<i him tho necereawhich practically roenmvsthoartolcerntta 1, ry capital. Mr*. James Gray is n descendant of Southern customs of slavery and controls 1 All right _ tho aneiout Got. Enctoott, and is a tho vote* of the poor and dependent The people who believed him guiltv healthy matron of one hundred years. ixing Ute table* already published. th# claaeM, both white and black, in the in­ l>efoTo the decision, believe him so still. It is said that Humphrey Marshall is total population of tho United State* terests of landlords and employers as preparing a speech cu the jwlitical situ­ may be mad# to appear under the fol­ tlu ftcrmsK] class uf the community. ation. and it i» hinted that ho will sup­ lowing classiflcntioa: Yet this is Democracy (?) and a fow port the new departure. 33,586,989 sr.-cckled Republican* have * morbid Seth Green say* that iu three year* l,8«0.(W9 taste for incurring the scum of Rebel* tbo 240,000 young shad ho has nut in tbo Hudson river will “speak for thota63,254 who openly attribute to them tho senti­ «elrn».” What wfll they say ? ment of fear a* tho moving cause of Total . 38,555.988 there concoreion* to thrir superiors' Of tho Indian* and Chinese, the Terri­ Concession* to the halter, tho mu*ket tories contain 4,503 of tho former and 7,075 oi ths latter. ' orgauixed invisible empire of Ku-Klux The Indian Territory and Alaska are | which threaten* to drive sway ar torture D. R. COOK & CO’S Wc Ofllcr the following Tax Titles very dirty. Snow sprinkled over a car­ pet and *wrttt off before it hae time to molt or dissolve, is also nice for renovat­ John Merrill, State librarian of Iowa ing . rolled carpet. Moiitened Indian is serioasly 111. ’ meal is used with good effect by some Charlotte Cushman owns only fifteen itsry rule since the war would hare beA* better fur the Rebel* aad the country. Every oxporiment of the kind in the State* ba* proven that thia course of *o called magnanimity to the Rebels only ruake* them more rabid in their oppo- not included or mentioned in anv of tho and kill every Eepuhlican who dare, re­ their r~ tt I Monopoly, in the form ef Census table* above epitomiredmain in the South. It is truly coward­ tho Republican party. was soon to re­ ly and inhuman, instead of being mer­ Lzmas nr not Dxad-Ltttis Ottice. ciful and magnanimous as claimed by ceive its death blow, aud all tho evil consequence* of it* tong reign were to —If ono needed any proof that there are be wiped cut by the great Democratic thousands of careleeo people nbout, no tpcngu, sad with a clean alate, and a need only examine the returns of tb* •An important opinion of Attorney D<u»d-L«'ttor Office. During ihc month General Akrrman regarding the Civil of July, 337,421 letters wore receive 1 at Service h.i» been published. He hold* that office, 20,092 of which were held that while Cangrra* may preeeribo that for postage. Notwithstanding thia neg­ any appointee shall pas* an examination To aid in this oonaummattoa so devot­ ligence uf tho part of tho writers, the it cannot require that tho suocossful edly to be wished, a “new departure" number of important letters with incto*- competitor shall be appointed, nor can the was agreed upon, and as in California, un-s was greater than tbore without discretionary power given to tho Presi­ it haa manifested ita power—a decided Nearly 2,000 (1,849) of tbo** hiter. had dent in thtareepect be entrusted to any increase in the Republican majority, a indosurra of money, 1,411 were freight­ Board v( Examiners. The opinion sure aud certain prophecy of “Maine ed with checks or drafts, and 1,937 with places any such Board in the position of far Grant in *72," ia tho comfort it brings other papers of value. It is very easy being only ablo to rvcommimd to the to thi* new gaited Democracy—Now to direct a letter end put on a postage President tor appointment thee# persons next Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, are stamp, but these figure* show what a to be heard from. Wo are not fearful multitude of letter-writers are negligent of the rraalt They too, will “deport" of these simple taattera. If a letter is And when wo oomo to New York, a sent to a person whoso address is doubt­ State which has suffered so deeply and ed, a request for its return, if not called more fully reported. The Republican> so lang, we Hunk that th* great Empire for in ten days, written or printed acres, are certain of electing a Senator Io sue- | State will also wheel into lino, aud from one end of tho envelope, is always hood­ reed Mr. Cole. Coughlan, Republican, Maia* to California the cry of victory ed by the Post Office Departmcn*. is elected to Congrere in the Third Dis It is statxd by Judge Rooerelt that trict—a Rrqrabliran gain—and Sargeant The people cannot bo deceived. Tbs tho debt of Naw York, as piled up by in the Second Di*trkt The Republican* yielding of the Democracy to the conthe Tammany thieve*, is over 8200,000,­ have an even chance of gaining tho Asquancm of former battles ia which 000, or 26.per cent of the real estate First District This is a gain of certain­ they hero been defeated, has taught valuctinn of tho city. Every man's prop­ ly uno Congriwmnn. («rhaps two. Tho them to distrust that party morn than erty ui New York is therefore absolute­ whole legislative and municipal Repub­ ever. There ia only one mor* depar­ ly mortgaged for more than one-fourth lican and tax-payers’ ticket is elected in ture left; that i* up th* olaaak water* of it* value ! Thi* exhibit ia not more Ban Francisco, with th* exception of of Salt River, to ita very head, where astounding than damaging, and must Recorder and one Supervisor. Tbo Re­ their boat* shall crumble away, and the have a eeriotx* influence upon tho value publican maiarity in ths State ia about memory of the voyager* be forgotten of property in New York. JOB The President of tho Reading Rail­ road Company, Mr Gowen, receives the Iragvst salary paid to any railway pres­ Sexual Scienc HASTIXUS. '"uBUntfh; WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, County or State. caVtion M.-Jnn*ann, the dislingualied French astronomer, has invented a balloon compoxi which will show both th* coureo aad rata of speed of a balloon. REDUCTION-OF PRICES PLAIN ' James IL Osgood, of Boston, ha* de­ clined tho office of overseer of Bowdoin College on behalf of tho alumni, to Mr. Jerome Hopkins ha* just return­ ed fr^n a tour m tho west, during wjuch hi has carried out his idea of making musical theory and practice 11lintrate each other, by a scries of ** I’i- THE GREA T AMERICAS TEA CO., >1 a »» YDSKT STREETS. I’RAIRLEVII.I.E. (IRjyrjlMEA'T.lL T.__ lysw-ii ORANGEVILLE. Illinois ha* raised more i*>*cli»* thi* I y e-ir than ever t-eforu. California's grapo'product this year ia odtiniatod at 34'.f,M)0,iM> lb*. fll is stated that Whitelaw Raid will tirt a cheap paper in Cincinnati. YANKEE SPRINGS.' pdivs Kellogg will introduce to the xblic tld* winter, heZ protege. Mia* JURUBEBA «Ch Paaixix Famxb.—That unrival­ ed Agricultural, Horticultural and Fxinily Journal, Tho Prairie Farmer, come* to our table, this week, in an entire nuw dress, looking a* fresh end cheerful n* though jut bora into tho world of new* poperdom, ia*to*4 of being, ** it i*, ono of the oldest journal* in tho Wort. It ii, braid**, brautifully illustrated and ia ** mad* up” in a stylo so noat and ap­ propriate that it at onoe challenge* ad­ miration. But ita crowning feature of attractiveness is ita varied content*—ool- 11 u NOT A rBYMC-hto xerr »tal faps; .iwtr eeUeSe UtTTCK, ore ■ i> leSreSe* re ere IT IK A SOUTH AMERICAN ttoltasl bee be* Ayers Ague Cure, ’SLFxrtstjsrWK 9i5 tUX. INFLAMATION O?TH X. DMrttYJtLVOtHAS C: NATIONAL BARI BUILDING, Dr. Wells’ Kitrart if Jmteta CRU1KM x^isisssysswx?! THE HOVXLTY CLITHKS M&ffi. CHOICX OSOCMBIX*! Pure Wines and Liquors I �Byi|t«n. Tt|« <-bj —h to? IW.ta.Umtwort *>»«.uxmey .^ntand riiU a failura fcot a half trial Las been mails to roach finn of Dr*. B. J. 4 E. F r Waa*ta— O_r. ,o K BROWN. llMtogn, Sefi, 19th, i87i_ 21w» ■ICH1GAR CENTRAL R. R. Graxd River Valiev Division . Al'C.VHT ifen. iwtfoepil Hamm, Wixxiaica * Co, Attention t ««- ctmper than any ana else. tUpAp. dnron dow. «« • hundred fret and wookedatthat Jamre Hotehkisa could have dug down that distance iu half the time and for half the money,. Tbo pqw could hare l^,.n pU-.^d Ln straight drill­ ing oommenrod, and to-day, we might hsro had flowing wto. But now the darrlvk u torn down and d:o thing h ‘•Gri.u.W.toco.k.ofeoEu. kind," is the trelamatfon of our poordo on every hand. » r. B«E«r * *~1.; _I1 rxJ Kto . Gasan Ratine , cbj<hL ‘ ■“W ootor, cuured by tho actiua uf tho chntuiaals .in the water. Thi* odor ponotrate, the glass, making it tho Mme color oil through, and will not *ioiiW gin*, with stnpo of doth, a very bountiful affect is had. On one or two occasions wo have teen over a bushel of small glasses and Robteta in tho water at tho Sterling well at one time. In fset, Mr. 8. has had to pre up a part of bis time to thi* part U. tho work, BO crest has been the domaud for colored glass-ware.. Gun Rann*. Michigan Central R. R. Oil, RUI1BLE ANO BIRECT ROUTE 1-waew.r Tnusa far the l*f«: gihaseis luU.Cr.U, IsAsm - ■ ’4 * Acctsm us re* Prsixnct-ia.—Mon­ day tuoniing, . week ago, a wild engtop ran into a pamenger coach at Hall's crossing near Bellcruo. Tho coach wo* damaged ccnridcrably and the pe*««uPoamvoLT it is a necessity that I go« frightened terribly. Cspt. Rowell, of Battlo Creek, was severely cut about iu*t have my pay.______ M-Axz*». the head and shoulders. It seem* that Cau-and ecttH, money I mart have. thi i accident was tho result of carols**nce*—if so, we feel assured President Dibble will look to the matter aad try I and prevent another oecurrenre of like IjOOK Henn.—Remove tboee corns and warts by the use of the Japaur* Accidext—A son of James Miliar, eom file. Bent ;retagc paid on receipt of twenty-five cviita. Address R. F. ia Castleton, a boy about ten yearn old, Jayne, Grand lUpId*, Mich. while splitting wood at his father's dour on Friday last, met with a sovero neciGO TO MUDGES' For Clothing—25 per cent cheaper than dent by the ax glancing. It cut a docji at any ether house in Hastings, Empire gash octo** tho left foot scroringtho ; Ixraoa of two toea aud leaving only tho । akin at tho bottom. Dr. E. F. Brown ‘Si wm called and drmsed the wound. It is thought amputation will not bo noces- . p «l L. ___ 1 Fsann*. Mictuxidr, everybody ! Ito। member we are to have n grand County Fair Wednesday, Thursday and Frelay, Oct 4th, 5th and <3th. Save all tho good things of tius farm, garden and household and bring them in. Meehantea bring along tho fruit* cf your inge­ nuity and industry. Everybody bring yuuraelrca, wires and children to thia pleasant annual festirity. “Xvti'.'E'.'Sit’'- c“” Peninsular Railway. Tire now eriiool cemw given u» 231 scliulani in thia district with tho present nttendsDco only about half that number. A D. A A Badcock are shipping 100 barrel* of flour per day to Bottom JMassr*'**were allowed to cross tho track, aad witacsa tho races from their carriage.. For tho benefit of thooo who may not undentaad tho language of tbo rod. blue, white, and yellow “favors” which tho Viewing Oummittee attach to thoartiulca they deetu worthy, we stalo that red ribbons indicate first premiums; blue, eocond premiums; white, third pre­ miums; and yellow, special premium*. LAIE SHOES & ICHffiAS SODTKRS RAHWAY Made Up." ______ A large number of thi* inuraing for Kalamox-w tho State Fair. Saw Mxujwr Goooe.-Mra.Mor- rinta...pl«dM erenrtm.irt erv good* of al! ktods. Jo*t arch'd ftvrt trcre Neer Tort- • S PAINTS & OILS, Rapid, W. I). Foswr, 14 and 16 Monroo st. display a largo collection of stnvea, tin and cupper ware. Mr. Weatherly, who is unwearying in hia attention to the la­ dies who wish to know how it is them­ selves, patiently exjdait's all the merits and disadvantages of the Detroit .tores, and keeps his corner of tho hall inter­ ested. Mr. Foster also exhibits tbo Blanchard churn and a new stove drum, the invention of Mr. W. Weatherly of this citv, called the ‘Gem,’' said to bo a J. A, 8. V wilier, 82 Canal street, city, exhibits cook and parlor stoves, known as the Albany stoves. The “Fearless" cooking stove won the ladin., who thought that with it, cooking, washing snd ironing would almost do itselfMr V. also exhibits tin, copper, and Tho Empire Organ Factory, of tliii sheet iron work of superior workmancity, show, excellent .perimons of ita handicraft, in cabinet organa, melodeons, etc. 1‘ickst A Allen manufacturers-; Birch A Skidman agents—and their im­ proved concert* uro coretantly thronged. Simmons Clough A Co a Improved Cabinet Organ, agent Dun Jonas, with Currier A Putnam, draw* crowds « plre^ltoienms. lowanc uviwo . _ Mamll'* a a 8am. Enke’s HambloPony Bros., palace bat store, orrn *■ would think had emigrated to there tonian Star and K"' grounds from Monroe »t when, in fact Park Ranger. Harrt tori largo .how of bate, caps end fora Campbell'* blk. m.1 is only sent out as a flyer, to indicate blk. *. Cant Jenks,------ -- ----------------what may be found among the sruft rat Dna. Wrier1 e ch. Pentwater, and with which their houre to ronriantly Robbins’ g- m. Jeanie Brown. Of thaas home*. Sam, Park I^Br> were ruled out, tbo field being lefl to rxwrtftr sitrxx wan. th. reminder. Tho rare was won by Ed. Dikeman show* splendid aamj-.lre Hnmblefouian Star, iu two *tnught heste, time 8:10 14 **d 80S th. Honrs: Dan was awarded recond money, <. -L pnrtov * and Jennie Brown third. ' pwkM. Tw-.11, ™ Thu raw waa followed br tho "Given to Jl bmres that mwl. dw ,’ta Rare," for b— with a fort, by dock workE. 0. Eaton haa also a fim> show ai themisaghttanngdimnond^ valU mW,**- NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, E*ch of these conveyance* was filled until the traditional cry of public •‘hus­ oes” was no longer heard, and there was absolutely no "room for or.» more." Some idea of thu jam may bo gained when stated that in tho distance of ono block only, nearly 40 carriages wore counted at one time. Home of the time it vu a work of palienee and skill to obtain an entrance to 'tho ground*, to great was th* throng at tho gates. At such time* ell were equal and no one, whether officer of the Fair, member of tho Frew, or tho holder of a complimentary ticket, had any better chance than his neighbor. AU “Faired" there aro many carofnl agriculturists yet | tn our country, who have a genuine, htracei and, w<- uro glad to say, praise • worthy pride, in both tho quality ami I quantity of their crops. Tho Melon family was to be loon, and 1 ■•specially tho 50 watermelons of tho . black Sjianiah varieties, averaging 401 pounds in weight. Their flavor was !uUy equal to their weight The samples of clover and timothy the piano, violin and flute for tho occa­ His department is garnished ^aeds although not numerous, wore of sion. with pictures of ttie old matters in mu­ an oxcollant quality. ■ Tho reuaslioi wore nice and large, । sic. A. II. Brown, Jackson, exhibits [mr’ ■' ' ' ’ of former lie pumpi • well, die lor and church organa of die Jewett® and Goodman make. This organ took about the Potatoes were finer in quality, m first prvminm at State Fair in 1870. greater variety and better condition than wore over before ee»<n on tho grounds Three tubers thia year ore a very fine crop, notwithstanding the efforts of tbo “bug." The domestic bread, tho batter, tho cheese, from Lenawee, Ottawa and Io­ nia cj untie*, and the Reading factory, the beautiful bancy. in the comb and strain- d, iu boxes and bottle*, especially tho “boss-wood'” honey, and tho fifteen j boxes entered by President Griggs, tho II Spring A Avery, 48 Monroe .tract, oxmoplo and *.irgbum eugai* and syrups, , hibli of thoir stock noma of their choieand richast goods ever seen in Grand , tho picklco, catsups, and dainty spoci- I1 men* uf housewives skill, all left oa our |■ Rapids. Carpet* in velvet, body Urn.­ i The rain of the day before, although it left miixl* tho impromion that tho poqpk> ' eel., mats, .ilk,, shawls, curtains, Ac. F. Immvn. of the new earnet hou-e, cinsidcrablo to bo done during tho day, aro not in tho habit of starring, nor yet of mortifying tho — stomach, with infe­ 74 Monroe street, makes a large and left the truck iu vdry fair condition and elegant display of carpets—rel rots, body tho atm:»phere very cool .and bracing rior food. In fact, eotisidoring tho late hour that Brussels, oil cloths, rugs, Ac., all very for the “hot work" to bo accomplished on the turf. Fast time was made in a tlii* Hall was commenced, and all the ! tastefully arranged. number of instance*, notwithstanding attendant circumstancre, it dore its port in thi* great Union Fite, *.> far ai the If. M. HmdsdilL wbolcaalo stationer the track was somewhat heavy at first. north udo of tho building is concerned, j and blank book manufacturer, 21 Canal Tho admirer* of fine horses and fast *trvot, exhibits sample* of stationers’ time wore remarkably numerous. The Floral and Art Hall Ho. L Grand Stand waa packed,—full; that is Thi* ball is artistically decorated ui.il, goods from his stock, and alo makes a presents a very attractive appearance, j large and fins display of blank books of tho only wood in its simploot sense that will express ita cvndi ion. Tho grounds and contain* moet of the lubjecla of the his nuuiafeeturr. on tho north rido of tho track wore crowd­ fine arts, Iraaidoo display* of orgntn, ■ Currier A Putnam, city,, exhibit a ed with those who drove on with teams sewing machine*, cabinet of tho Kent show case of books and stationers’ and those on foot, while tho area inside good., also a largo aawrtniant of gold Scientific Institute, jewelry and silver the track wu well filled by the crowd of warre, fancy good*, furs, lunbroidcrio* pedestrians who could not got near the and euriomties of vnriou* kinds. It was track iiywheru ciao. constantly crowded by ladies and grn- 1 These institutions, of which our State The first race, for the day, was called tlctnrn, none of who^i fail to *oe much enn boost uf several that rank a* first at 9 o'clock; it waa for horse, entered to interest them. Entering at the w<at class, are wril represented with sp-ri- in No. 3—four year old.—trotting to door, you first moot on tho right tlu> ex- mrn* of [wnmanship. and circulars and harness, best three in fire, for a purw hibifion of object* of Natural History, papeni explaining their syAcms of in- of 1175. There were six entries, of tho by tho structinn. following horses. Swensbcrg A Robbins—Grand IlapI xxxr Rcixvrirrc ixsrrrm Brown’s b. g. Frank, Fisk’s b. g. Bil­ O»o bumlred case* aro shown boro, ids Bo .inoro College. ly Hotspur and hia t>. m. Katy, RemGoldsmith'* Btyant A Stratton De- merer’s br. e. Michigan boy, Myers’ h yet it is not a quarter of tho cabinet ol tho Institute, aud this show ought to 1 trail Business University. m. Katy Messenger, Conner's blk. in. arouse an internet in what is unques­ Tom Wilkins. But throo of them trot­ tionably ono uf tho host oOlloction* of ted, hownvor, Billy Hotspur carrying off -I__ I— al.* <1 * Ln Ilin wlml* tbo first maney, 1100, by winning the LOCAL EVENTS. GREAT UXTOATFAIX. DRUGS, Medicines, The display of V«<*tabl*o aud ground, ia this hall wore scarcely equal in merit with the displays in the other , departments oa tho grounds, yet wo have tho authority of thooo who have been well acquainted with tho exhibitiou of former yours, for* saying that considering the season, its dryness, and ' t>< s by ewvural firms, and although tho ■ Aho fact that some of tho Fall vegota- .business is carried an more or leas exten­ bias aro not matured ai yoi, there is no , sively elsewhere in Northern Michigan, spwdal cacao for diMatafaction in Agri­ •till the magnitude of operations here, cultural Hall. Thoro wore eomo as fine and tho fecilitie* etyoyod by those onspeeimeu* of grains, potatoes. bods, onions, cabbages, beans, squashes, espe- 1gaged in tho business horn, that no oth­ dally of tho Hubbaid family, as wore 'er place can boast of, doubtless prevent­ ed outside competition. We should c«or seen on the grounds. have been glad to have seen entries from Wheat was of unusually good quality oilier plawes, as there are several which aud each spedmaa well worthy of «[*-- ' । rial notice, but owing tn the limited ,'could bare made a creditable display. space that can bo devoted to this dei>art- | Tho ubiquitous ‘.‘Star Cothing House," meat, we must not give it The wheat. ।•f 36 Canal »yw>t, which is always on seat by Mr. Ensley from Ensley, No- . band, and always makes a show, has a waygo ooanty, was such a sample of tho :fine display of clothing and furnishing old variety of Qolb wheat that others ! goods. will excuse this mention; tbo average of hie crop was 45 bushels to the aero.1 Just so with tho spocim-’ns uf oats, ' bsrlsy, buckwheat and beans, which ‘ like wheat were represoaiod by sample. ! from quite a large number of counties, , Tax Eaton Rapids Jiararf says G. M Anderson, of that village, (by the way a prominent railroad man) i* coming ; to Hastings to interest himself Tb Naw^ax.-EW. A C. G. Bent­ in behalf of^ur North and South Rail ley, manufaeturers of sash. door*, blinds and molding*, and every thing else, aro Road. Coriie on. we welcome you 1 eo bu*y soiling molding* that they can­ Wau yon want fresh oyster* cooked not write for tho load column this wort in any desirable style, broiled chicken* Dress Making! and all other good things usually kept To Uro ladlreof Hasting* am! vi.-lnlty in a first-class restaurant they can bo —call st rooms ovw Mrs-Morrill’s on had at Stauffer's Dining HallJeOHeun »L and get your dreeeoacut or made In every style. New rooms Juvt T.tnrwe* RxroaTOET.—This beautiful <MMd by M:s* Babah Susixkr. ..J uecfnl magazine is fresh a* over and * xi oa T bmhit. RmnLXr. full of good things, useful things, cheery thing*, articles solid, article* epicy. prooo and poetry for adults and children. Hitchcock A Walden, Gncinnafi. Wrarusa pleasanter. Tho following list of letters remain Twa work on the new blocks will soon unraUed for in the Po»loflice, in < Hasicommence for certain. iugs, fiept- 19th, 1871. Sax Hum*. William* A Cu-’h local* in Rebecca Cramer. Abol Oaven, Mary regard to white art flooring -ranted. Cowler, W. Carlton. Emma Dorwia. Moe tn Barber A Bally aro opaning Peter Frey, J- W. Glenn. VT. Hudson, new goods in endless rariotTClara A. Haven*. Curl Kunde, Emma । C. I’cnnock, Lilli* Soebore. NeUio E. Wright, 3, E. Wilrox. Wm. Waldon. Direct ynur letter* to No. of P- O Box , or Drawer. „ Jous Itowxrs, P- M. No. a. of the Mrxiran War eerie* on first page, also. J* How Betsey and I The beet 50 cent Tn Grant A I’hQiipu •arved from cork, are fine specimen* of art. and attract general admiration. Mrs. J. M. MitcheU exhibits a quilt made in 1664—307 years ago. which atiracts the notire of all uaaturo- It ia of Ann linen, batted with fine wool, a robe of uno of the oldsat Long Island famL ■ Ai Orangeville, Ort. 6th. “ HasUago. Oct 9th, and Nor. J. P. ROBERTS & seomd money, S50, 'and Michigan Boy third. 125. AU who saw this first rare gmally enjoyed it, as it was quite close­ ly contested and were welLpreparod to expect th* fine *part which followed. The third rare of the day. No. 5 in the list, was for a puree of 1150, running one-haif mile, brat two in threo. Thenwere ten entries of the following horse* H. Myers’ b. m. Sparta Maid; Hingin’* br.m. LadyBacus; Carpenter’, t.m., Bay Nolly; Saundsr’* a g., Red Squir­ rel ; Eddy a b. a.. Barlin Jim ; Larawer’o b. g., Mountain Boy; A.T. Myer*’ br. m. Wild Mary; Mathmroon's b.m,Nel­ ly; Harris’ b. m.. La ly Aldrich, and Korney’, . m.. Lady Lightfoot Thi. iLXM La Dry Oveds. Oreseriss, Beets mU aiMe. n.i* *■< c***. a.. a«. r»ut con.ia.llr reMi.i.s aUlueo. te ear Uy LSBOK rtrucK ok aoomt ms .« 12,000,000 ACREH To the Ladies!! S“‘*- DENTIST Naiiiillt Miia CITY PAINT STORE! COMMINS a eiows PAINTERS; Painte, Oik, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar■ list’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, SUPERIOR. M‘SHERRY AND STATESMAN CRA IN DRILL Kalamazoo and Ann .Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, Sign & Ornamental Painting, to tho lookers on and somo little time was spent in getting fair starts. In some of the false *tans, iho groom* who wore attempting to hold tho hot***, were thrown by their homes, and in ono instance quite violently- However the race was well enjoyed, and all admired too winning horse, Mountain Boy, who won two straight boats, time W and 518-4. The second money was won by Rod Squirrel and third by Bay Nelly. Gnriooy, 2TXLA OALE A2TD KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JLWD C.1STI.W8. Hastings, Mich. D6D RAWING MACHINES, A.aRICULTUKA.L ' port" of one cd tho meat enootosful fair* [ tever hold in oct State, and shows tho ( JGroat Northweot of Michigan can get up a show worthy of patronage for all time. Many orncire aud etort on exhibition ai the Union Fair will be taken to Kalaubbtoo to add to tbo grand display ai i tho State Fair now iu progress there. Poaowiu—Hon. 0. L. Bay nud wife ! of Cedar Creek, left Mnsday, for Brady, | ETC.. MACHINERY ia Barry Cbunty—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Haidwero Store, Brown’s New Block. Years Experience (VYEAR <fc STR//f Succ«*>« a. .Qaakar Boy ;Hitt'* b. g. Sachem; Sargeant's a. c., Frank Wordsn; Meeomore’e s- m.. Flora; York’s ch. a.. Bon. Cummings; Raywait s blk. e.. Henry Clay; Bterritfs*. m. Udy Ctar. Dodge's b. g-, Bcapd, and Hibbard'a blk. m., Ibaay. AH tho horses appeared on tho track. -There wore four boats trotted, of which .Fanny took three ar.d the rano, aud Beu (Cummings one, tbo second; time, u.<r. . , o 1 t.lfl 1.4 0.411 , HARROWS, and the largest stock of H’ *• COODTUfi, Hardware! IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE, AU kind® of Building Materials, and Tools, HARNESS SHOP! HARD �Sals cf State Tax Lands. PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, a famhJy record, when they was first launched, then I kaa imagine ft might do fur some other 50.000 Adam to hold my Evo on his lap, cad talk about hi* affluiteeh and cptritonl essence, und plnr lamb. j In thorn dass, thi-re want no hunxiu : natur, as it was all God natur. ' Humin natur has bin soaked so much siuse. it is too week to be trusted in a Severe cases of harpoa and salt rtwa have been cured by the external use of tar ointaMBi, aad tar water taken inter­ nally, REFERENCES, "vinecar 8 O’CLOCK. meddo, without much fenos bctwttin nor any pole on. Free love wants uiaro poke than eony other animal I don't boloaf in Idtal doprevite—un­ less a man has a good chance. Leueonhom is, ia many cases, tho re­ mit tf uaeteenUacm. If warm water injections were used daily, tbo disoere would nut be so frequent. for, has existed betaeon a rillainuua lotnhnr on one sidti, and n luuatic virtue on the othoe aide that ha* been dsodo ' j need out of ita truth, aad had fort aul I of ita modesty and shame, in huntin of- bitters’ 02532348484823232348235353538953 Mott Suitable for the Fauuly, Mott Valuably tor ths Student, Most In*truetire for tho Teacher. Mott Appropriate fur tho Child, Moot Useful fur tho Minister, Mott Interesting for tho Farmer. Moat Elegant for the Parlor, Mott Profitable for the Study. 0B’TSS.f..JS«S0MI .. — ■ I < . 1'If, \* PTII tft"4 Darling Self-supplying Penholder. 7 14 HtoHm by m*U wsl*. ti sn.0 tt ” AmU wasted. Addr«M W. A. *4 >1 Bfrsot. N T. dose ia from can-half to ono grain given in health and good llcsh. The same feed will suffice lor stare sheep. The ovary fhxvoh'cnni straw stack affords the Mttia a gvnd One ar two grains of scutelter in at, luncheon, but milch newa, fattening bed-tian', combined with two grains of Mock, and those that are*young, require tho prussiate of iron, will allay general hay and othea richer food. But the nervous irritability aad produce sleep' straw is so much value that it is worth where there is rial I issnaas the white to make tho stack in the best A good tonic is equal parts ci chamo­ manner, so as to keep ta content* mile, ikullcap, and qncen of meadow. bright and dry. Tho top should be tinMix. Add half a rant of boiling water ished with hay, ar grass, cut tor the to ono tabvwpnre*frit of the mixture, end. purooee. By raking and trimming drink freely, when cold. after the machine has gone aud tojiping out property, the straw will comA eerriceabla injection tar dyaontory is tannin, ono dram; hydrastin, half a dram; morphine, three grains; starch water, six ounces. Mix and make into six parte. Ono after evoxy discharge. About six mites from Wabash, Inch, Thursday forenoon, a horrible inorder ! waa committed by Mrs. Fintey, who cut ths throat of two of her chiMreu—• boy and girl, ag«d respectively, 7 nnd 0 years—and beat out the brains of an infant, about 3 months old, with a stouc. Tho Sheriff look liar in cuslony, and sho is now in ^Vabash jail, awaiting tho result of tho Coroner's invcttSgation, __v_v • ______ -in THEA-HECTAH ii * rrrr BLACK TEA Castor oil may be made palatable by employing the following formula:—Take efjohn. rts of tho horse’s body should b* ntb- simple carbuncle Take half a dram of opium and mix up with two ounces of white ointment, spread as thick as tbo back of a knife oa a linnon rag and ap­ ply to die part three times u day For a burning in tho stomach, (or heart burn.) if caused by sourness of tho stomach, Mt a small piece of Carbon­ ate of Magnesia about half the .ire of a hickory nut cncry Lour until relieved. Often, as this season of the yrer, a draught of water will cause cramps in the ttocisch and bowels, which mar frequently be relieved by dropping in a tew drop* of the tincture cf Capsicum, (ceyvaas pepper) of a Elite ginger in To expell worms lake. Sentonino. from 6ve to eight grains; PodophyDin, ■lae-half grain; Loptaadnn, one grain ; uiix and make Un powders, one to b« :.iken every two hours until they purge freely. Thia should bo repeated every throe or four weeks until oil signa of worms haw disappeared Often the failure of worm medicines liea ia the foot that thia repetition i> not kept up. the first of .’teptembor ; give each plant to be taken up a top dressing of fine ma­ nure ; this wdl cause young shoota to start nutr the esnter of ,the plant Be­ fore frost, tako up thooe that are to he kept through the winter, nnd put in six or eight-inch pots, they win usually bloom and grow vigorously, if kept in a worm room. Do not water too freely until they flower. It is useless to keep verbenas iu a cellar, as it is too damp. Ifyoung plants are wanted for the fol­ lowing spring, take cuttings ca before stated, from young growth ; but never tako up old plant* or layers, as they are more liable to ho infested with insect* during tlw winter titan voung aud thrif­ ty ptanta To have sev d, select tho targ ■ eit cluster of flownrs alter the iwtnl.« have dropped ; whoa tho leal vewls be­ gin to tarn yeBow, cut them, and lay them away until dry. Tho seed mar bo sown ia March ia hot-bsd*, or in ojxra gwuad in May. Inna sue Pxxi Tux*.—A corrcapundent at the Rural says: "I dad a rosy fine year tree (Flemish Beauty) that became affected, firtt by blight in one limb, which 1 removed, und then another tli.>cud iu the same way, until I had removed a considerable por­ tion of the top of the tree- Early next spring 1 resolved to try tho application of scrap iron to the roots. I procured, my froa, removed the soil from tho roots esrefrtffy, deposited the iron between them and replaced the earth. There waa no further progress iu the blight, tho tree continued to grow that wason, and the next leaves aad blossom* came out vigorously ; no block spots ap­ peared on the loaves, and tho tree bore finely; and no appearance of diseaw was seen on the tree afterward. In sub­ sequent conversations with friends I found that some of them had become in­ formed on the Mune subject and had tried the remedy with perfect success. Home told ms they had procured turning and drilling chips from tho machine sheps, and had used them, as they. thought, with mueh advantage to their 1 with an equal mixture of soft soap C and ointment, and in twenty-four hour* ii should bo waahod off with warm wa­ ter. and tho borso carefully dried and Ltenk-tad afterword. If one application is not sufflei-ut, a second ono should bo made; but eight ar ton days sliouid in­ tervene lie.-ween nsch application. SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WTO CARBOLIC TABLETS, JOHA‘ E. HOTTER $ CO. PVIII-ISlfERS, THE NEW DISINFECTANT' Bromo Chloralnxn, SHEPARD’S REDUCTION OF PRICES lUrtxTc LAMP CHIMNEYS Rochmter to Now York, 885 miles, Buffalo to Now York. 423 miles, Buspension Bridge to New Yorx 448 Dunkirk to New York, 480 miles, Cleveland to New York, <125 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y., 880 miles, Atn> is* mow J 22 to 27 Mlum thi rtoarxa aovra COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, Sick Ileatlache, Liver Complaint, Fever A Ague, I/ytpeptia, llomu in Childrm, Fite*, Biliou* CemplalnU, Lou of Appetite, Erup­ tion* of-the Skin, 1‘imple* on the Face, and all DUvoara of the AGENTS WANTED FOB LIFE IN UTAH V*e for Kidney Complaint*, TTeak Dark, Fain in the Loin*, Lumbago, Gravel, liheumatient. BAND LEADERS. POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH AID REPUBLIC. and no slavery more terrible than that of a drunkard. At one time it encoun-. ter* a man under the form of custom. ' habit, friendship; at another time, under ‘ tbo deceitful garb of pleasure. But when ft baa completely fastened on its victim, to what a pitiable state of moral degradation is ha reduced! He will readily barter his own liberty, his honor, hia character, hia peace, aad the very existence of Lis termly —for what ? For JURUBEBA For Sate by ACKLEY A SLADE. Hasting*. Mieh. nW cahpethovse HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! A Million Dollars. BLACK A Ft)LLgR, Pnprittm. srs ita growth; often pulls it out by the ! roots. Curling irons are fatal tn tho hair at both children and grown people. Tbo heat rap* up the juice out of tho fibers as effectually aa fire or fruit sape the vitality of a green- branch, tearing but a dry, withered skeleton. The prac­ tice whitti hsir-drssesss have at fearing MONUMENTS. J«r*»» CHy »ita Marais! ' ra Jrrsn lui'.rott ter Pkff ws&rjJsrE; Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, MATTINGS, riw'li, Yau can test tho truth of this bv combing out the hair after it fou bro.ro dr*—! The hair sometime, comas out by handful!. ; and farther, this process tangles up the bur, und a gnatdrolaf ft u bnisa aroi pelted out MATS, trraotsTaixD ooon: 30 Years Experience NOTTINGHAM LACES, Dr. Weflf Strati if Jinteta GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-09-27.pdf 1e3fa9999e600ae08a16ab78b03d8ce5 PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27.187i. L A. It H.A. UOLBRbOK. The L.IBGEST STOCK of HARDWARE HARNESSES BUCKEYE CRAIN DRILL ’COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTE LEATHER BELTING, .7 FULL STOCK OF .ILL SIZES. The best place in the City of Hastings, • ----- -to buy------ GROCERIES C. H. HICKS I "Ilia not much to toll,’'said the enginac, aa he struck the aihoe from the end uf his cigar; ' but if you want to hear how don 1 come to jmaaing in my checks, once on a time, 1 will tell yon.1* One of tha moat wonderful things about our late army waa, that every jmof.-orion nod trade waa ao well re|i/aented in each regiment thereof I rcinetnbor huw aurprieed our Colon I waa, when ordered tn build a railroad be­ tween two pointe, and completely pusaled how to begin ; bat in half an hour ' ho had the men wlio knew the btuinre. I thoroughly, picked out from hie own regiment, and mymdf detailed to take charge That a the way we did thingu. The road waa wholly in the rear of our linm, and away from danger (aot t'mt we cared fiw th’d.) where the origi­ nal dwellcra were undisturbed—negroes and all; so you may believe that the change, to aa }wur leiluw* who had been m camp *o lung, was nant agreeable. 1 «u fottunatoenough to be billeted upun a inoet intoHigvnt and pleasant Southern family, not the jilaasant member (to me) of which wa» a Yankee •cboalniana, who had aomel.uw got a handed ths re After running larch al! dor, through the woodi nad swamp*. I would coma back Io a driiooua “tea," had still mor>< d- iicsoua •'vsumg with Mary Doc, (such waa her fitting nauif.) and you may be »uro that there evenings were never too long. It name to what such things alware »ill come to before long; aoldiere foarn to do ^ofok wooing, and in twu tnv name called. 1 waa all attention ia ' confinad to a region aear tbs cantor of a momer.-.. I recoguixed Mary's voice I the storm, and travels with that enter Vin ------J.---------a — a— V joy I----------s> another seour.d, and such as only i a lover ena fori at such a rime, couraiug Prom these experiamts it may be through my veins. Bat I am talking aaMr inferred, contrary to the geiurrel too tong. It seems that she had watetead belief of aaontifie am. that vaporperCarroll, and waa now oooaa to tall me to meatre the tir from a hi-h to a few few take coarags, far shs would release use point willi rxtrem. downean U iade-d, fa one more day. Alas! il was thirty tt penaaatMitaiaUtendtanetooKlogy miles to the regiment, aad we could ex­ it will hereafter bo kaawa that vapor rires mlo th. tU region, whore cloudr pect no help short of that. “EvmymoaiMt ia precioua.”' cried are fanning only by being oreriodup by the dear girl and before 1 coaid speak ■ho waa rone. Ths next day passed without food <c drink, ntd my mental faculties putook of the Wtaknans If mT physical. I spent a pud |iart of the day actually < ur.-.mg mi a maundfaa way, for Nary would get tired, at beatase I waa thirsty -bat I thought nut of dasdh Shortly attar dark 1 board footsteps, and ecoo Carroll Stewart and two stalwart negroes entered and looessl my lionfe. They tried to make mo walk, but I was too wtak, aad they were ac­ tually obliged to carry ma. Iwa.fa.nie only a short diasanco £nm tha building, which. I found to my enrpnae, stood <lcno to the new railrood, ju«t where man judgment will permit, aonnd cat.there wa. a bog. straight level piece of clusiona attained. We taka it Ibr granted that General grade. A rope was fastened about my neck, and the other end run over the Grant will be the candidate st the par­ limb of a tree done by, which end tho ty/ We do not are very well bow ft can b« otherwise. Thai be darirea a rowtee negroes held. Once for all; will you promise as I desire 7” coldly asked otewart. My courage revived. I hurled defi­ ance at tliem. lie motioned to the ■lavea, who instantaneously twitched the rope, and I wss dangling in the air. How long I hung I cannot toll; it was yooro of agony to my brain, when saditenly there wss a distant rumble. The negnHw turned, and there, at the end of the track, ap[«red a monster, shaking the earth as it advanced, aad scattering tire. They wore filled wilh wondv, to their merits, their proviaiunal ■sar for ’Jiey had never seen an engine, and Bl this moment, it gave an unearthly atiotm have in every .nao, failed to elicit yell, which they ociioed. and dropping and enoraraging response. We tbefe the rape, fled 1 fainted; hot when I fare fori sofa fa amnming that, unle» revived, friends were about me, and un* changes take place ia the minds of the nearer than any friend, who now aits maaeaa at the Itepubbcea party, sueh aa hero so quietly, was Iwnduig over me caaacAat thia moment be forvmea, Goa. with tears on her cheeks. Hbe hail rss* llurty milca. “That's all about it." said tho Engineer. >oU¥EARAST/t/ • suncrtWrtl.H.1. SOODYEAR. " DwJarelo al) klwfeof HEAVY and SHELF ROBERTS & ®cm Tr IRON. I STEEL. NAILS, GfaASSg PAINTS. OILS, PETTY, TIN, COPPER. AND SHEET-IRON WARE, RUGS All kinds of ’Building Material*, and Took, HARNESS SHOP! Medicines, Iv eonnectio» with HARDWARE STORE. Dye Stutts, Role agents in Barry County for the detboit stover, WOODLAND PARLORS. BIBUSK DELTtKG sAND FAIRBANKS t-OALBS. I ho*e said that the family waa “inli'lligcat and pleasantbut I must aaretit this |mwm - tha only son. Ha war a lumpish, brutal, ye: mean looking 1al­ low, and I always believed him to lie in secret vimpethr with the Coufedcratas but too mwaKlly to openly join them like a man. 11 waa manifest to everr one but Mary herself, that thia boor was in tove with her; but sbo in her inno­ cence, nsrer dreamed of such a thing, and when I told her that wo must lie­ ware of Oarroll Stewart, her eyvs were first opened. Then she rvnssmberel many little things which told her how deep a kne Un- min must have held for het thia long rime. . Her fears on my areount were exeosure. and I could not laugh them *«*y. She knew, she said, o! many a Lntcherou* deed done by bti-wart, and that ho would hesitate al nothing that could be done underhand, though bo would never epeuly injure any one. Ono nigh?, I found u[»on my bed an nnouytnouH note, telling mu to beware of Mar* Doc, for that die waa a spy ©I the CMmy, and had arranged with them tor my capture. It impbjred mo ta fly back to safety, and was aa stupid a pro­ jection as ewll ean he imagined, consid­ ering that it waa acNreatod to a soldier Of cuuraa I know tha writer; but said nothing, even to Mary. I rotolrsd how­ ever, to be cm the watch, as I brlievsl if 1 n-maiued I should have thn craft and wickedueas of Stewart to nombat. eppoaitKra one of its tasmbere in regular staauiag in the party. Geo. Grant will be elected. It fem not appear that the chancre of a candsdato of that character will be any better ia 1872 than thorn of Gov. Seymour in 1808. The [arty fa not. to aptxaranco. in In the fourth meterologwal report by any better condition. Ki t«"t it ia in a 1‘rofesaor J. H. Espy, ol Washington, wares—wane through its failure in D. C., we bad tlie following inatructiro IMO8 ; worse through the increasing dbgcr.crahxitiiins : afleetion of tha masses with tha oonduc: 1. The rain and the snow storms, and vvrn the moderate rains and snows, wuno through tlie new d*parture. most travel fora the seat towaad the east in injodienudy invested aa a tamnonfaer, the United Rtatoa. daring ths months of but whish has proved a fcwbrand to faNovcmtoir. December, . lanuary, Fehru- tousi/y the frehngs Of di9srenee before arr anil March, which are ttie only eiurisg between the factions into which moutlis to which threo gouarnEratiana tho party is unhapdy divided. Ttai ■T’n. ■forms are arcocapanied with were now laying track,) I waa ehot at tiorn a cluse thorn thicket which waa empty before I could reach it. Though Habit. I Mt by bo means comfortable— PHISGIHITIONS AND FAMILY GOODYEAR & STRIKER SHOP. QiaKtr-RHnt tn|. pou»MUM AMU FMClUi j^TtKl.rXSX AMP HOLtttM. nNOTOOBAMi ALMVttA CITY PAINT STORE! comhim a itown PAINTERS; 4. Thi» line is oomocimcs nroxly ■ traigbl. but g--:iotally curved and mo*; frequently wilh its convex silo towaid tho ra«t. 5. The velrafy of this Uno is such that it trarek from the Mixusip; i to tho Contewticut Hirer in twenty-four hcura, and from tho Connetieut to t t John, N'ewfounilland, * in nearly the ♦ante tim>\ or about thirty-sty tfulee an hour. U. Whoa the barometer fall* sod loti ly in the westurn [>art of New England, it rises at tho some time in tho vadoy at the Muaisaippi, and also at St Juba. Newfoundland. 7. In greet storms tlie wind for sever­ al handrod mitea on both sides of the line of minimum pressure blows toward that line directly or obbquehr. H. The forwi of the wind ia in propor­ tion to tho suddennosa aad greatness of the depression of tho barometer. 0. la all groat and sudden deprees ions of the barometer there ia much rain or snow; and in all sudden growl rains wmse weir cut uuu ’ comparatively small. T bee move a de furemcK United Stahrs, tlie lino of minimum prsseurs d as not coma from the "far waoL** but rommonore with tho storm, and travels with ft toward the eastward. 13. There is gmerally n loll of wind at ilia line of minimdm preeaure, and sometimes a calm. 14. When this line of minituum j>r*wiuro i arses an ol server toward the east, ,i— i 1». —... —— ... through steal —,----- . w _____ pert of your person. Oar Ubor tnmplrfed nt Inst, and as I walked from tny tmturn to tlie Itouae of Stewart, through Vie woods, 1 was but little wind d.-ring my lore affairs, tuid arran a pseeaure, and tho future in bright lines of costM ___________________ _ Uae the wind. --------- > —- - — are irregulai but trad outward from a sound of fo.it.iepe, I was eeiaod from um lin” Lohiad, Utaded, my hands bound 16 The fluctuations of tha boro motor btrugglaa Were ualrea, and 1 found „ gonondly greater in the northern lock vi. turned on me. 1 managed to work oi the bandage from my eyre, but though 1 band my priar.n anything hot •Mure, I rw too rightly bound ta Hunk of oaonang. MjerwoJforl began to .boat at cam •»! •«< vigumaly too,) in th* .gift of any human auiheritr. woold atill retain dial aimplieitr aad in­ tegrity dmroetor for whiefi U ha. “ <^M*Md-Cky. Backgammon-a lady’s pannier. Change for a MArorvign—a republic. All ora not hunters that blow the A good tonic for debilitated young ladies —iron. A better tonic—ironing. A hypocrite ia oce that neither b .hat ho sevens, nor eerme wh»t he ia. The beet household receipts—Ths re­ ceipts on your bilie. A volume that will bring tears toyoar eyes—A vriama of nooks. Great souls have wUte| feeble oam only wiahe. CSrility coots mthfag -nay. is sasnaflnng to your crMit. What la virtue but a medicine aad rieo bat a wtiund 7 How in it Mount Vmurioae never •loopa . It is alway* yawning. A Warning for Fashionable AaasmbBea—look out for the point ,2^ .°”**; *«nnipli*hcd fancora in Josh Biffing. eay% “I am not afraid to trust a maw fiw a small smount if bo a a good whiotlek.** Wha*. would this norid be without woman 7 A perfect blank —Ilk. a sheet of pa{>er, not evea ndad. The dag in the kennel Urkr at hi. floss, the <tog that is busy banting do™ ao< feel them. a drprvvsiou of the barometer near the o-nrial line of the storm, and a rise of School Book* <J- Stationery. uir srork (■• had “rusbed" maUra and (live,us a callas.wo will uot beundcrtold. i I I i £ p-ftw facts Iare lua aup-n.ire. Aa Pntedent, the people ooul.l roly npon temaaonawbo would bring the Imt hght. th. bate te w, - Fhat, ** ‘ IHflB; and aU Tatar, tailarm of the ■atua kind will ba productive of a sim­ ilar result. It nat taka the poeitioa of an <-p|>o«tion partr. and submit to eervn aa tha nncteus around which all the e’.cmenta of the oppoitioo to Gen. Grant mar eonotratrate. It n~* —*— with doing one thing ■ eilinfwd with assisting wtiich, shuria-haz.ded, achieve. It can uo i Wales aamad last yeoi and these of Soutlaml £32JMU,lW>. Udioi at ths White Mdontaina sleet under coverlids of us weapon, aa than are not blaakota enough la gp round The light of a match will frighten i wolf away, it b r-*4 »-*■•----------- ' don’t always v will rexhre will ba greet aad valuable Among those will be the weans tor its own rooenatnictioo. It will caao.1 iU part reword. aad oatfaguish thorn iataatinsl coalicta which, at promt, respite it incapable to art with rigor or resolve Tb.e International Sucistr of ^lew with unaa ity. It wifi receive new I I orb has raised thirty thou xml dollare l>lt>«L and with it, frvsh strength and •ilk which to start « paper So ores fe> Pittobargh JW, * ' tfon. under new taw* of affinity, of the A California town, as its altrsctfens party material of the country will take aa a watering . place, ad v w t ima “ a hot piece; and muttiMde* of man wfll find their true, who are now in fates parts positions. ’ There to within our knowledge bat An Oswegu local *aw twu ladies “go one mas <■ tha UniW Stain who e^ for a monug train, and t jyk out hte j uya the oriiiamri, tha popakrity, th* panel! and nonubonk joyfall r But they got aboard fa >aMy. will aaactial to the purpose under ooa- feme of the Cafifochsisu*ak feughfag st sideration, and that man in Horace Qwriay. At ut rata, if tbara art oth­ a sttmigw wbn. in one of their towns. ers, ho, in our opimon, combim^ th. |largest numbor of fedrablo qualifica, �etty V. the efltart that Vanderpool,prcvloua to Ms trial nt KaJamwoo. enufew-d to the kilting of Field, and that the evnfesetou wee made to Mr. N. A. BeMl, a dtetingutal ed criminal lawyer uf that Ulo-c. The roj-orl orlginMed fvm<-rttalnstatemeii'.lbslMr. BatehdlJmske concerning a connumtlon he t-a l with Vanderpool, wherein Vandcrpxd made oftbeaaseta, an altercation and scuffie had awuad. which Fieldxot thobert oft and In painlon thereat ho bad ectasd a favorable opportuuly and killed Field with a blow on the herd, be naked Mr. Bakh what would be the probable ver diet under such oiroun>»f3iice^ Healeo ’ lbs catered men uf hie vote, and restor­ ing him to his normal condition" of silvery. They will restore tho doctrin of "State Rights,** by which a State may Thc defalcation of J. L. Hodge, Pay- ,enslave lhe block, If 11 wee fit One ma.ter of the United htates Array, te t weU Railroad we place before our roadA. W. Kristy of & Louis, has recently •rathe following from the Middleville now the talk ortho cUy. Hie high rep- .l»een laying down the future platform ding Journoy" is continued in thia numutatiou and tlx> e mfidrnoo of ths offi- 1 Pkataclealrr of lMt week, nul ask for It of the Democratic partr in a Setter in bar and is capitaL "Out Whispering the careful attention of every resident rem In hie Department, which he a|. ' way. enjoyed, reu-ea a general reeling ’the pro slavery 8t Louis Republican, aa Gallery" reutinuas thoeo exquisite remof this City: ofsuqutae that be should tarn rib hl. 1 utianencM of Chas Dickens. If you There mil be a Railroad Meeting st ■ant to leew Boe, and learn to kreo him Cottage Hall on Seturdsy afternoon at S good name by tha dl.honar.ble truosaco'otock. Meeting have been hell all tforj or which ba-has been guilty. It ' appears, bower w, the de.-sff has been i fiicL It is certain to bo built Hastings has made u heavy bid for thio road and will get it nntere the .wo­ e along tbit line do their utmost and it at once. Tho direct lino from Kalamaroo to Lowell will ran witlnu ose-hslf mile of Middleville, and aa thia is the only paint for revere! mites ( 1 1 D. R. COOK & CO’S { IFij Offitr the following Tax TUk* Daxoaxrr's Morrat-r for October pro«.nti itself with more than th# n.ual attreCiocs in Fall rashfous aad other yeare. the tarsest sums having been tak vnrix yean ago. Paymaster Brice first entertained soepidon. that the accounts of Major Hodge were Involved when a dlscrc;* ancy of $10,000 wm discovered. Hodge was unable to account for the deficiency when the Paymaster General demand­ ed au explanation, and aeon after Gen. eral Brice wav In reeelpt of tetter oon- tore. Thi induoesouta for clubs of ■ jbscriben offered by tho publisher aro wonderful, and can only be dona by a firot-close Magarino. Yearly, $3.00 with a premium. Published at 888 Broad- Mwhigro, ASSYRIA. de, bat it ia not possible even for him to enjoy these gatherings of tho Farm­ ers, Mecbamca and Artisans of the coun­ ty with a keener relish than wo give to tkam. We reahao that the real pro. penty aad growth aad wealth of the improved breeds of boesee, cattle, sheep, twine, and fowls. Wo find th. presence of those who, bv sagacious forethought aad judicious culture through years, have brought out for our delectation richer aad rarer varieties of Fruita and Groins and Vegetables. Wo leoognite the wise inventors and tho cunning workers in rood end metal, whose skill and labors have so largely ameliorated the condition of thy toil imposed upon mac when Adam and Evo were driven out of Paradiso. Wo reflect, that by tho many inventions which tuou hes sought out in the imptemonte of the •hip and the labor-saving machine of tbe household and the farm, ho ha. ajmoel turned the ancient curse, of being compelled by the sweat of our bro.» to earn our breed, into a pesehteMemy. We feel a pardan.bto pride in the kitten edasacoateseion, tlwwhule being stated Mi a auppooed case by Vanderpool. The Ayb thus din»res uf the foolish story so exten>ir«ly circulated Lorcaboot, that Hou-N. A. Bxkh of Kulanmsoo, hod said that Vandarpool ouufoteod to btm that be bad kilted Hetbcrt Field. We presume the JSiyfr prints the exact fotte in tho case, and if from that tho em-miao of Vanderpool can draw any consolation they r-.ro wnlcwne to IL Tha Saginaw Valley and St.lfouio Rail­ road Company are ready Io rrcoivs |*opo^ far the ooustruction of a Motion of from ten to twenty mllsa of road bed. Propanols to be addressed to the Hoc rotary at Saginaw City. The East Sag­ inaw Etate^Drtoe says of thia read: “ It Every reaidcat aud nroiwrty holder io Middleville understands that thv road is a neneasity. s. With it we get annpoiitionln freights which will allow ui losollgiMslscheaper and pay mure for wheel than any town in Barry county. With Middlcrilto as tho bort wheat market and beet trading print, building lota will rapidly como into market, farms General ^plotter, dated Paris, the 9Blh around us increase ia value aud our rd- ultimo, giving an Interesting cccoant of outUtla pmJeet In full. In order to Iago receive sn impetus that will eerid it the travel* of bj party. He bat re save it front falling through, a re -ogan- up among the thousands. tration took place, which malted In Without this odvautagv every one the formation of tho prevent company. The people of 6L Louts wen- a* anx-i trade, our baviume mon and finally our fit! negotiation of the new loan; he ioua. If not more, for tlteeucctas of th I* ,I proeont population mustaud will go where hoped " something mure substantial project aa the people of Sglnaw, andcyer , they can have tho facilities for doing than mere praise will be glv. tt Secretary since they have strained every nerve to j business and leave aur town Mtb and | make the enterprise a reality. Tbcrco-i dry on the shoals and rocks that will be (they have all enjoyed themwlvc* very der will are at a glance, therefore, that , richly downed from our want of oator^ much, that hU health la improved, and tha: they aril, probably arrive here on the Mst, tux., leaving Liverpool on Grand Rapids to this city.and then, shall wo say. to St- Clair; thus really carrying end Wives and daughters whew deft out a jwojeet tong thought o(, and ut handiwork spread ou al! lidos, giro, grace and delteaey and beauty to what i .VI will take pteosurr in reading the would el« jnrhape seem almost too util­ fulloniag, written to tho /MfiyaUml by itarian and cuuinumplace. Then, again, Mr. Colfax. Tho Vioo-Prnulent, under there is that beautiful frci-dom from dale of Camp on Red Hirer, Dakota couvcntiunal restraint, that kindly feel­ Territory, (apposite Georgetown.) Aug. Sisi, says : • ing toward all mankind and that man­ ifest intern: ia tho ovideocoe of a to the mat. This picture It no: st all nrighbur’s thrift and success in hie par­ overdrawn. Most thoughtful people ticular calling, so pleasing to bvbold will agree with us In stating that no and so gn-atful to realise in one's own be found in Michigan. Tbs seotion of a country through whieh It would pise ta in needofaraairnnd.and would updoubt- . oily awdat liberally in Ita oocsteucUoiu It ia a field without eom'pe Itlon, and if' locally suowwful. It would l"- doubly so 1 rest and rvereatiaa and plrasuro. Hence, viewed ia any aspect and from nay and every standpoint, tho Agricultural Fairs and Mechanical Exhibition, of the coun­ will bo made, and it i* expected that Mr. try should receive tho morel counte­ Charles Downing, Jr., the celebrated nance and the oMtartaf support of all fruit raiser, will be prseeut and driver aa address. A large attendance of aB interested in fruit culture is expected.” bte reprerentutives of the locahtfoi in ’ which they ere bolden. Ja Ui, defy each individual in that comm urnty should take a part Tho thought and' the la­ bor neoeosary to make the exhibition a •urcres aud a crwlit .huuld not be left to the few, but should bo cheerfully- pertiopated in by tho many. The Barry County Agricultural Soci­ ety is to boh! its Nineteenth Annual Fretiral st their grounds ia this diy, on Wedaawday, Thursday, and Friday, of next week, being the 4th, 5th. and Oth days of October. The managers and power for tho pteosure sad profit of viaitoes and gwwt,. New lot the people of the county yre/w^s Lot them bring out their nice cattle, fine sheer, anti their swift and beautiful money; but bls lasses have been so se­ vere that $40,000 la all that remains in default of $450,000 lost In stock speculs tiona. Major Hodge it now In ci<w confinement at Fort McHenry. The Democratic dally or this city Im­ mediately seise* upon thia occurrence ss proof poaletive of the Inefficiency of the present administration. It how ls dis­ mally over the degeneracy of |>abllc af­ fairs in overlooking the dlflclencyof so targe a sum. end finally end* lu charg­ ing the crunluallly of the whole affiilr itself a luxury—bow could* I think of w nting an essay or an argument F Mr befilth ia excellent, the «ale« at tho Hudsdn Bay Company’s store at Georgetown .hewing a gain of eight [Ktund. in weight rincu I tell ‘the Statoe' Wo start thia morning fur several days jour­ ney along tho interior of Dakota, and I am glad to learn thnt wo grading to tho crawling of the Upper Misiouri rfrer will probably bo lot this fall.*' Tlie Zujrjwadnti adds to his lieclnimor of being an officer uf the i benefit of some critics, i gard* the election of a Democrat to the Presidency aa an IropomIMllty. W$ strange the! he should ba guess he b right thlr time, In that auppocltlon. when Mr. Greeley runs as < ommlMlonar Dougin*, held a consul­ tation In thia city on Friday last with the following Supervisor, of Internal Revenue on important matters : Cor- puriaMO of wise discussion of tho best mode of redressing existing grievance.." An! the “existing grievanreo'* are tho U aud 15 Amendments, by which they loot their slaves, and ho further tells his interesting literatwr. for tho juvsnite branches, wilh strong induoemsnte for those who.hare tho opportunity to make up dubs for 1871, which are bountifully repaid by the extraordinary premiums' prenentod by the publisher for tha trou­ ble. Yearly, 11.00. Pubhahod at 838 Broadway, N. V. New Advertisements. CASTLETON. Txs riltulni^ JFfU, for September 80, is an unusually good number of thia excellent weekly. “Ask­ ing a Bioesing” from a painting by Prof. Jordan, is n sweet picture of lowly life, cBjuirite in its design and execution. lUustratiuns arc given of " Woodward's Gardens," the l.vntral Park of Sen WOODLAND KgjSXlWSEXl npifMipUlinu. .1*0 a .alar |.n 6utel iaU-ra to JU.a Mali. But he fears this can't bo aoeompliehod unless the Democrat, will pretend to adopt tho “new departure" fur tho purI«mo of victory in 1873. He boliovM in '•laying low” and pretend to accept all the amendments, nna addressing himsulf to those wlio refuse the new dodge JOHNSTOWN. ST,1 " Why, just look at the facta of the case I Ttu< Democrat* hold. «»the pres­ ent time, sixteen Stales ■ of those scarce- i ly one could be corne l on yuur platform of denial of accomplished facta!’* BALTIMORE. graphic article on I bo great volcanoes of Hawaii, by Dr. T. M. Coan. "The writer spent the first eighteen yean of his life within thirty miles of Kilauea, and his descriptions, vivid and ahoorbingly in terrsting, ftv from his own obhai.d- full of or those of other members HASTINGS. CARLTUN. of hie family. The illustrations are re­ markably elfemvc, one include pictures of Ths Lake of Fire, Mauna !*>a. Coast formed by Vulcanic Action, Lav* Stream Pouring into die See, the Fall­ tucky ; Dutcher, of New. York ; and Sutton of Pennvylvanla. . The acting Secretary of the Interior HOPE. and Big Tree has been commuted by him to Imprisonment for life. Secretary Boutwell’s Annual Report bu been jartty prepared and pot into the hands of the printers. Soma of the branebee of the report have not yet been RUTLAND. Ayer’s The opponents of the Four Million won't quite fool the people this time. in­ Loen Bills Ijjld their regular meeting Friday evening at which Jualaeventeeu to restoring the rebel democracy to jewper»>ns were tn attaodauoe. The pop or, because abrogating the amendiuvnta ularity of lhe BIU te writ prove.! by the assuinod and paid by tho general gnvvernmen:, and lhe rob.1 soldier, and tho widows awl oqiluuu ore to be plac .I on with citlacna from all parti of the State the paniuou on lhe same footing with tho and tlie Court Houw and Jail ar.> tilled Union sohliers, or th. whole war debt with prisoners, although a large number to be repudiated. That ia nhxt the Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair its DAtaral Vitality and CWqn with disastrous overthrow ; but ebon rcadjuslel upon carreet priuriploi, there will be no antagonism with rovelatioa." There is u capital paper by Edward lore. Or if slavery eoudl not b. restured, then pay for slave, to tlu-ir <4d owiur. at ^tritkpa »1,500 a pteeo. How wilt ibe haneat Demccrata and patriots of Everybody congrttulatoe you on be­ ing rid of tho “vanderpoul cos*!," for it Artillery have beeu stationed there to monopolised too much spac, but won't aorist the ct,ty autboritlra In maintain­ there Ito a rush to your county hercafing ordcr,.e«d It is hoped that the trials will proc<ed without any disturbance. । [Mrtment is uauiually full and interesti ing. Dr. Holload, ia *’ Topics cf the Tlie Democrats who complain of , j Time," pays a deserved tribute to the general Inattention to publie dutkw on late Charice Scribner, in bon xrot whom the part of President Grant, and others bolding high Government offlcler, are ’ Orangeville, 8ept 2£>th, 1871. I lb« MnUiif was named, and diarneass ! “Shepherds and their Hocks," “Tho disposed to be aggrieved at the setlousEnrroa Bixxxn—You arc aware why ii Difficulty with Dickons," “The Imprornese of Attorney General Akennan who Is now st Raleigh vigorously Investiga­ I have so long neglected writing to tho i «d Amerirea." In “ The Old Ceoiiwi" Burn, so I will not hare to apologias. j there io a description ’of lhe ' ’ ting Ko-Klux iniquities. । Service a: Mount Lebanon. In IT n TBCE, Ulsl a rant malortiy of Paymaster Chas. T. Townsend, now Although it has been a long time since I| and Society." “ Culture and 1 the people of Barry county endorse the I stationed at Bl. Paul, Minn., has been you have heard from our quiet town, Abroad,” and “At Pome" are i actten of the Jury tn the Vanderpool orderded to duty In the Paymaster Gen­ yet, tUcn has nothing occurred within says, entitled “Best Parlon," ease, and hcllevo they Could not have eral's office in place of Paymaster Hodge. that time that is very iutorMting. Of Furnishings" “ A Talk About — found any other vrnll-t from the evtSecretary Belknap arrived hero ywscourse for a few days after the dose of ing." fie., Ac. The page ot Euhings ia terday. the Vanderpool trial, tho mult was iho n charactariMw sketch of a “ N«w fcnglaud Town Neoting," by Mr. Bash. only theme bore, o» elsewhere. 8omo With tlie first number of the third wnro mm), Mme glad, aud some did not volume (Noveaber.) Arokssr'. MkUH, ■ are a continent*!. 4c., yet tho majority, will be enlarged, and grectly increased been re-Bppointed, with authority to pro­ in popular intereal. The pnoo hewofter so far aa I have beanl. have expressed cure additional official information aud Tammany Hall Thlcvae—The “Mew thmnselvea highly pleased with the ver­ will be lhe eame aa that of ths other I report to tho Joint Committee a digest Departure," and what it Meant.leading magnxiac*, H par year, aud tho dict Some, however, are very savage of tho tews of the several States fur reg­ pubhsaert promise to »pero no peinx or Vanderpool Trial ulating i-lsciiann therein, and also a ditoward Vanderpool, while othirs tusko expense to make it tho beat msgaxinein thoineelvus appear ridicnloui by venting Detroit, Sop. 2S,*187L their spite upon tho jay. Such ouee Eorroa Boni:-“Whom tho Gods are like somebody else wo know of would deetrjy, they firet make very Vanderpool is guilty, any way, sad ah foolish and wrethy,” io an old adage bore to Visit North and South Carolina, treys was and I don’t care a d—n for Georeia aad Florida, and a sub-commit­ made true in tho case of the corrupt detoe of five members to visit Tennessee,' tnocracy of Now York Qty. It 1* well pllabed we do not understand, as n’.r c- Alabama and Miaaiawnpi, and take tes­ known that Tammany Hall lias ruled are so spiteful to sard thn jury, are the tenthe of the patronage of the Dally, timony in those States. It waa decidnd the Democratic party at this whole coun­ ones who hare no particular regard for Mr. Hulin has been admitted to bail law or evidence, where instead inliOOC. came from friends of Vanderpool, and unnecessary to rend sub-cuaimittceu to try for twenty or thirty yearn paaL They from persons outside of tho city. But Virginia, Louiuana, Toxas or Arknnwmof evidence gets amtrol of them. But, Now York's debt is •97.S87.5M. ws arc under obligations to the Home everybody has had Vanderpool on the fraudulent voting, fraudulent counting Gon. 11 cm si do sailed for Europe lart brain so long that it is hard to change Tburodry-. and “reposting” in the elections, that the belief of aay, and especially those they concluded tte-y could do almost any New York's debt has been increased who have beard none of the evidence, smeo the fin: of January <23,418,978. thing they liked, and still protect thornneither in the trial nor out of U. If selras as long as they furnished the Vanderpool is guilty, bo yet must suffer money sad the brains of the party for terribly, be cannot escape U, aad if in­ nocent, he has already saSsred terribly, is to bo a desperate one, they begun early to provide lhe funds. Bo they be­ gan to steal in 1860, aud up to this time have otolo-well it i, not known exaoUy how much yet, but towanfe one hundred oullious of dollars, which is added to obont fdty miilrcns they stole during the four yuan before, for the osmpaiag arc a greet deal better than many euppoiwd they would be. Wo have had several errerc froste of late, ae the foli­ age of Che trace, and vines can attaaL and bxldnesi often, though not alwsys, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where tho follicles are de­ stroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such as remain can bo growth of hair is produced. Inriead <rf fouling the hair with a nasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it dean and vigorous. Itaoocarioaal use win prevent the hair Ayer’s Ague Cure, CENTRA! THZGREAT �Rar'teucAi' — Tip 1 Lin shorn A rST SOUTHERN MWAI locaT Trees ehanging tbeir or,l<,r. We are reminded that winter ten Winter clothing and overcoats getting fashionable again. New goud. are being unload,,1 di-pteyed at Mudge's. MAttllC. (JBAKD TRUNK RAILWAY last Saturday evening by a young man by the name of Janire McMahon who resides with Lafayette Landon, also a farmer. Tho object of the burning seems to bare been to pay olt an old grudge. Lamton and McMahon, aome I two fast days and were favorable Imi pressed with the exhlblritia. Kafam*farm. After a Uma they became dbaet- SOO WM fa all her glory, aud wras more fatted with the bargain they had made. |i than happy over the grand aucoess of aud sold the farm bock at a loos of KOO. The friendly relations hitherto existing between the partira were thus luterruptcd. Ou Krtunlar last. Landon and the Defamfant were in Hastings and return­ upon the fair grounds. Just between ed home about dark and a few minutes the two gatewsya stands tbs oQcs build­ after their arrival boms, the yonng man ing, of which lbs outer part la used by went, accutdlng to bls admissions since, and set tho stacks and bam on fire. Mr. Bandford waa at the time absent on a visit to Allegan. Tho matter came to the knowledge of the the Prosecuting the gateways, m one enters, are Iona Attorney on Bunday, aud the Hhsrtff rows of cattle sheds ; to the left ere pens waa dispatched far the culprit, who was Cor swine. Bantering the right or south­ sxfcjy lodged In Jail Bunday evening, ern side of the grounds are manywhltohaving disclosed the w hale matter, to­ gether with the motives which prompt- . beet pair of driving mite io fcia, and r was offered H.OOO The attendance was Just large enough on Friday to make It ploMent. sad all who were present enjoyed themoetvos finely. Tha du*t being the only thing to hinder a person taking solid comfort. The great feature of tho day, and per­ haps of the fair wm a ouxd CAvaiz'dox or cikmium stock which took place In the afternoon. The animate pesosd In front of tho grand! JOB Clover Hullers! with blue ribbons, denoting that pre­ miums had l»een saslgued to them. A large audience st. a»embled on lhe ground, and Mr. Green, of Farmington, SUPERIOR, M’SHERRY AND STAffESMAN CRA IN DRILL Atwnox—A. E. Drtrxx, ofBaltimore don sharing the same mallee which will selt on Thursday O.t. 12th, at ids prompted him also, encouraged him to reeidsure, Horace, Cottle, Sheep, Hog., do the deed. The matter la being InvesHay. Farming utemula, etc L»cal Seines Jiotieej. After the cavalcade, the election of to aeoommodato the entries. Close by otSecn took plore which will be found the stables, end on the right of the In another column of to-day's paper. grounds, are throe large buildings, la faded respectively, on tbclr whitewash­ In the trial of speed. In the class of complaint has been, ur will be be made ed front", Mechanics' Hall, Agricultural four year old horse*, brot three in five, M*. Wumu, uf tho Borton Gssh against Mr. Landon alao. The parties there waa a lively raoc. The following Store starts East next waak for the have hitherto borno u good repu­ purpose of purcbaaing a largo Stock of tation where they were aoqualuted. Fall and Winter Goods. ' IrJIEaT, Nt 'Viiitire iy Jbr two ymn—John Gilbert, of Ypsi­ lanti ; W. J. Balter, of Jonesville; J. J. Bagley, of Detroit i J. M. Manning, of 11. O. Hanford, of Plymouth; L. R. Scrtnton, of Grand Rapids; J. B. Alllson, of tfaginnw county ; Myron Her ria, of OttaWu, and H. II. Riley, of 8t. Aug. SO. 1871. Acklav A Blade sell Fruit Jars 25 cent, cheaper tluin any ouo else. . IICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. E. P. BURRALL The second race was fur green horses lint had never trotted for money, mils heats; ffrat premium 1140, second, t«0, third, $30- The following Is the race; E. P. Brown ia authorized to settle al) (.Luma against the late Dr. B. J. Brown, | and to collect all accounts duo the late i firm of Drs. B, J. A E. F. Brown. 1m­ j mediate eetltemcut is requested. Qnzl River Valley Division PLOWS JLJVD (ASTIAVS. /cor one year— A. 0. Hyde, of Mar­ shall ; Judge Williams,»f Allegan, and Tax ilsorues House has changed Townsend North, of Tuscola county. bauds. Mr. J. H. Taylor, formerly of Plainwell Al egon Co.being the new Pro­ prietor. Pixley baa gone Lack to Char- dcro remember that the beqt Counly I Fair over held In this County, will be | held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week, on the Grounds of tho Society in this City. tho four veer old borons, "Anthony Haven region, Van Buren Co., eclipsed Wayne" trotted with a running mate thcin all. On apples the collection 01 two heats—limo 2:82 2-8, fcJ». Mr. Joseph Gridley of Eaton Co., waa far admission tickets sold at the gale on Kalamasoo was mainly .represented tbs several (fays of the fair, were as fol­ lu the fruit lint by Air. P. (X Davis. lows : Tuesday, I2S6; Wednesday, #1, His choice Kalamaxoo grapes, luscious M8; Thursday, M.0UO; Friday. 81A0Jand tempting. Total, M.S84. The receipts from en­ tries aud various other sources will proL« as the grand.central scene of beauty,' ably swell Rite amount to tally AU.001 representing the beautiful and ebuiou collection of flowers, rich Jewelry, silver The fair oau.be counted on m a suc­ bare. Masonic regalia, etc. Camp. cess, ami fully demonstrates tho fact Morrill A Comp, of Jacksun. represent­ that Michigan can sustain two grand ing the old Mammoth, occupy a delight­ soctetie. equal to anythlbg at the kind ful corner iu this Hall with their rich carpets, curtains, ruga, etc., ail of which arranged iu all its rustic loviineas by the Indies,and supplied with pl|<e from The new railroad buildings at the' the Holly water works, the dashing Air Line Junction are progressing finely. । spray blended harmoniously with lhe The walls uf that |»rtion of the new evergreens, flowers and rocs* with round house (o be completed this fall 1 which the fountain waa well supplied. have lieen finislml, and workingmen are 1 now engaged in getting out tho rouf j timbers. Tlie entire rouud house, when ' j cornptetod, will* Im* tho largest in tho I was Oiled to Its utmost capacity with United Siatoa the articles usually to be found In such The foundation of the machine shops, ; which we spoke of at the time of their places, Tlie Weber Furniture Company, cvmtnvncvment, several weeks ago, have of Detroit, occupied fully one-third of been conijJeted, aud are now ready for THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR we were favored with a pass over the Michigan Southern and Lake Hhore road (Kid. div.) to Grand Rapids and enjoyed on the route the company of Bupt. Chariesworth. of Kalamazoo. He is doing a good thing far this Uno and under hl* manajgr,manl and super­ vision It fa taking rauk as one of the I finest branch llnre In Michigan. | We found gangs of hand" putting In solid stone culverts at various point* along the whole line, aud a gvnaral clearing and repairing up of the whole road !• about through with. Years Experience Evcrythlug Is life and activity and we were pleased to And our people at home busy preparing tor our own Coun­ ty Fair next week. ____ «■ Michigan Central R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. of every description. List of Lstten remaining in tho PostThere te a good display of Michigan <«ro, Sept /I7 th, 1RT1. cloths this year, the principal exhibitor EU-n Ciirgnire, ' C. M- Drente"n, being lhe Clinton Woolen Mills Menu MareueJ. Eaton. 0. A- Hill. Jam re fuctunng Company, located nt Clinton, Heaton. Jckny Kingporn. Geo. Ludlow, J. B. Moason, Viols Pstorson. John waa well filled with all the fine planus Scheible, Nosey D Ward. N. D. Wilson. and organs; alao every style of sewing Direct yonr tetters to No. of P. O. Boa lusclitnea; and visitors were treated to the melodics of tho day trona tho form.-r and the ' song of the shirt" from i Tint Co, Faib Ponna have been । dolayel on accoufit of so many other; fain in progress, however, wv think the fair has had a good notice through the papers aod even a week In advance tor the posters will bo ample time to let the people know that wvIntend to have a goid time and a big tetr. Wo took a trip over the Peninsular road fast week and was pleased to find lhe line »O attractive to tlie traveling public. Little Flattens are springing into rife and activity and business te the order of the day at every town. 8cbool- S'iw Warehouse, C. n Dvl(M A Ces r-ssAryWELOOME MARBLE. County or Slate. ITKK1M Itsro Nkw Qcabtbba-I. X- Hop Nn* will remove hte Jewelry Store, to Ito annual seraion In tbladty Tuesday the Empire Block (Fwsetay’s Store), on and Wednesday fast and wm quite __ Mr st intend* to i-nlargely attended. 1 uosday evening the opening aermtm wm delivered by liev. ClSClMSIATI IMDUSTRIAI. EXPOUTTIOS. —Ticket* good far trip to and from the Great lodg-trial Exposition at Cincin­ nati for 4 cfs. a mile, from Jackror,. ApgotlaJotMWVilfo. Beadins and Wai.-rlnu, Fare to continue to Oet 7th. T wo exprc.s Trains Daily are run ear-h way fatween Jackson and Cincinnati ; time 12 ^rtSHtSwI HASTINGS MARBLE WORK I HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS. Vtfe have received from tho Land (A tu­ rnHumor of the Union Pacific railroad,’ Mr. 0. F. Davis, a very attractive pam­ phlet of forty-four pages, entitled " A Guido to tho Union ■ Pacific Railroad Landa.** It contains a minute dsscriptwn of tho landt-12.000,000 seres— belonging to thia great oorporation, and will be found mi invaluable sedr nresa to those pontempteting Mr. Grooloy's advice to go West end buy a farm. of Coldwater, Mr. Hodgw? of Kafama ano. John C. Dey" of Jackson, a number from Ohio, and several from Canada. The entries In the various departments Sheep, swine and poultry - Farm I tu piements ■ Fltl. and garden products -I Dairy and household manufacture* Domestic manufaclqrief • Flos sri| aud needle-work Flowers and fruits - justice, and even more than mockery, when another ronin pjmeaws hla most ardent love, commits againai bnr sox a fool crime that ia revolting to instinct­ ive feminine self-respect ’’ Tuas.—We are in receipt of trawl No. 2, 8, and 4, by Theodore Tilton, on Woman's High* Ko. 8 ia « biograph-. foal akstohrf Victoria C. WoodhaU. te. candidate for President. IL by thia bi­ ography Mr. Tilton expects to advance her anterssfa for tho Presidency. we think he has made a sad mistake. A doatrur.iro conflagration occurred Of agricultural Implements there wm at Bloomln jten, Ill., Friday night Tbs a very largo eolleoUoB, and every im­ whole loss wm over 8200,000, on which' plement lu use by farmers, with the wks an insurance of 170,000. latest improvement* combined,-wore seen. A steam wagfin Y** oa< °r the noticable features WRh that a thresh­ er could mov« bls machine from farmer to farmer, and with the same “wagon" attach the belt to the machine and "go AMERICAN AltD OJtJWl.VEJVTJtL To the Ladies!! was tbs big day of tbs fair. Fully kO.000 people were la attendance, and the receipt* amounted to aver M.0Q0. The village wm a perfect Jam «f P*>P*«. and the grounds were one vast caravan Peninsular Railway. tatoM and when given to ua, We liki (bank the donor. Therefore in this nsetiou, wo are •- utter obligation* to DEMTIST Nahfflt Time, S87J, », 2:®The next race was fnr tbree-y rm Folds, owned *»d bred tn thoStale, mile heats, best two ia thres; first premium, Mfr; MARBLE �Daurhc- £. Cis. Edlumn. *29(>l^trrcrr;™ FAMILY BIBLE 9.500! A FAMILY RECORD, JOB mFUSH.SHOTOUKS REVOLVERS « ... ms.v iluJ »'iif ter ?nM WO ILLUSTRATIONS, 50,000 R KF ER EKCE8, THM CICTOMISL FAMILY BIBLE VINECAR BITTERS 02532348484823010153535323532323 Darling Selfrsupplying entire vote of tbe city eitt iton- for. tst3irs3LiX«L.-. tfiority, tho government of Now York '. This is the devil’s wmbinalwn uf thisri-s now ruling New Yutx ri’y, not for the good of the , many, bat for the enrichment of the few XbU ia tho monopoly of the eurru|r tiuuikti now projsoaing to buy tlw uom- Mort Suitabla for the Family, Must Valaahlolor tlie Slufont' be romembnn-d that lost year was ex­ cessively rrt in all the tobacco growing •actions of the West. The continued soft condition cf tlie surface soil, reused ly those rains, enabled tho worms. as soon aa they attained their growth, to descend botmath the surface and hiber­ nate, in their oluyaalis-atata, with per- TEEJWJECTAB ‘ la ia rm Moot Instruciiro for ths I\sacl>er. Must Appropriate for the Child, Most Useful for the Minister. Most Inb.-resting Gw the Farmer. Most Elegant for the Parlor. Most Profitable for tho Study. THE PICTORIAL PAMILT OIULE. bo transplaniud to newer Bohls, but uador the MUM wnxgMir nt. It te for the Democracy of the irountTY to look to thie-te send to the Natoma! ! ConrrnUnn of 1872 tu^a who dan- to be hoaaet to tax-payers and to priuiifdae. or there will bo such a detent iuad such a diaruptiou and teattering al the De­ mocracy as ao ]K>wer on earth can ever Penholder. I LACK TEA rttll' til*. B'TOT GA.’.-r. a <n. n-e-As. !&•<.; r.i?A»?A Fi Ckin*.-/. M. Leets. Jte - HifiSfctJiAsaaai men s ill nbt always indorw । cormptfon. New York, tho ptg-pon of Tammany, may submit to what ita pf»t>h> have not pluck enough to bdn, bat tin? Denwcracy of tho country wiU not submit to such dictation. Look at New York! One hundred ond one milli-jns of dol­ lars ia debt! Aud what han? lhe peonD to show :■ e FAMILY KH1TTER. i RKW HAVES lir>Mw<truth' i iU w. K*IT.- THE CHEAPEST PEACE tlie tobacco grower. Caaaostc Aon *jt> Ixox Rm.—Dr. F. C. Calvert de«<nb>w, in a paper read before the Manchester literary and PhiJoeophiml Society, a s^e. of extwrimecta for the pnrpoee ot ascertain­ ing tho conditions under which iron ia most rapidly oxidised Ono oi the im­ A fortune of IIO.OOO.WO for Fetor portant points arrived at ia that carbon> Biunark Sweeney, who wax a poor man ' 1 when first appuiutrd City Uimmbt-riaiii. aiso substantiated the curious feet, first . A place for Ron. Win. N. Tweed, the snuouno-d by BsnetiMia, assd new well, • likeliest man In tho lot, who h.w only known to soap and alkali maaufootiumrs .: made >25,000,OtlO ant ot tho city, by that caustic alkalivs prevent the oxida-1I honesty and economy, in teu jvara t tion of iron- Calvert's rmsearohro prove J A fortune oi <7.<WU,UW -for A. O Any that the carbonates and bimrbonates of’ Hall, lhe pojriujay Mayor, who squawks the alkalis s pusseo the same property as when hie masters pull tise strings, and their hydratoe; and that if aa iron blads> pockets hia per csratage oi lhe pfandcr, ia half immersed in a rotation of thosoi while anghug or the nomination for. rarbonati-s, Lta-V exert such a preserva­ tive influeforo oa that portson wfcl^ ie. Six thourend harlots and 1,90® dens l of infamy, supported directly from city I MeaHnga j These are a lew of the exhibits for 1 this raormoua debt, which must be paid FOR JOHJf J-:. POTHER f CO. to the Colony of Magdalena,’ .nd was there fire days. Tho great interest of tho c. untery for tho future is bound to bo the gathering of nrehilla ('Arehil I'eople who have <]»at years and made fortirnon gathering this muss on the G^ta[Ax»j Island, taiv^<omhere te engage in the buidnese, and are purchasing all that tho natives teck. Ono of uur dtiw-ns, Don Felix Zilui. ba. Bure than aixty men employed. The year, bumming up t! Montreal Witn«oa nay.._________ tioaa of the country the same reports i given, that a yinldso largo and a coal ro uniformly good, bars nut Um re media Canada far moay yearn. 1 have board old wttk.ro affirm that tl novar row better crops of fall arbeat a KEDUCTKM OF FRICES TO O.NlxmU TO tho aupvr-hoatiug of th.? water; ipu ; tion aud explosion «f gaa; low water; •uperhMird steam; arentmininr u:;d«r tiw IwdrasHalwt? bad irdh; han vrorkmanshir ; pntehea; groeral debility (root old age; Ute absence of longitudinal stays; a flaw in one of tho shoet,; tha 3 HEPARD'S Jr^SS'ffei COMPOUND WAHOO BiTM, laid rkaiicaa. te*««sitor ISA. tCT. .'mj4SC 1 A letter frvm Barlin. in the Milwau­ kee ■*■>', any« : “Tbs' sverege ]x>y of mechanics in this cily (aad tlxy me paid much tuoro hero than anywhere r- • -R-K_ ifcfar. oonU per day. „ _ —---------1. m. to 7 ». M-.in all bsaacbes of duatry Naw thia ia full os much ae< be paid by builders and mnnufactui who, tbreneelvM, Ircrvrfv make a livii Bhougb thev bare to bear all risks r responsibilities_________________ L'mtnly or State. JaiinJiee, IixliffntifH, Sum-Sumach,‘ Cmtlrenri^, Krirott* and .Sic/. IJntiliiche, Eirtr Cuutplainl, Eei-.-r.fi Ague, Dgtpeptia, Worm* iu C'kUdreu, Eileu, JlUioti* OSm*plaiilH, Lois nf Appetite, Erirp/ton.1 uf theSi.il>, I'.mple* on IA« Fttr, and tri: IHteme* of the Roluwtcr to “New York, 3H& miles, Buffalo to New York. IffS miles, ' Scuponnon Bridge to Now Yorx 41h Dunkirk to New York. 40l> mil™, : a-welaad to New York. 026 mitea, Cincinnati to N. T., 800 tuil-n, 1 AXD ISilTlOM [3^:23 to 27 wilh nix aaoantn aotrrt.'. Atl irwtss ran dlirstl/ thnwirt l» 5sv Terk. • 1 {#'860 mil» without change of coaches. I rrawaaealter Aij Ute, l«7t,Ywte.wiMteMs, ;, Cat /’ar. lUdiirff Campiainl*, Weak Baek, Bain fti the IjrtM, Lunthajn, tJmret, Ithemuatlfui, i reward of their labor-, nehMM of tho supply ------------ --------- Io psicee ae to render the net value cf the crops little beyond that of foes fruitful rears. Pi'lcci-auly ,~Q. Cent* a ButUe. *•* IrtDrsr,M, stn-Orw rOtf. G N. SHef'AHD)’' Sows i*tmrx»s^-no Holly (Mich.} JUKUBETA Register says: A Mr. Haywood, of Bay emuty, Las growing ou his tana a Ii -. SOT AFUVHIC—tl i, SpT tthu i, »..( nt.iir nit-4 •hrrrrUiu.ri. u i*me«<tM •« IT to * not; III sMtUtlfAX |<l»l IAU tea hw »ied ter W.«r liars »y H* msdisal tata i ilMnr r.M.siri., wilt,*wt as a fOB KUt V L A LTKRAnT B SwtUS MtUAiXP K* ... .CeF»ui..Vfofo Fur SMcly ACUI.ET « •' -■ lU ja.PL M«h NEW CAW’ET.HOVSE' OBJM.VEJVTAL MLiimui, AMERICAN MARBLE Dr. Wells’ Iilmt if Jmtete 5MATri?to^ MA’iS. 11 HO5aOE STREET, *.# sg •: � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-10-04.pdf f368366915533cfab74219ffc354e15f PDF Text Text Tlfr Ryr'Ieuc'U’ The Banner Coi VOL XVI. Hastings: barry county, Michigan, Wednesday, oct. < 1871. IsaMal-Uobs Grabs* Hety. -W VBateX. • The LARGEST S TOCK of HAEDWARE it- HARNESSES nn BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL A. F< X> BULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. Reree-A T Gray Apart.-J ■ Taaser. C«ter nrn.(. J II N«iu. .Mktert-raitam Uter. Como-I D Bomo. *1-1.-J K lUHUUr MlMMtte-L MtaiMs. Hwnap-J H Roa* K.Uor.ilte -T. k. U«l. Oruerill.- T. k. •«pyl W.,i.s4~o a rbiby. Nwimy- « Bays* Grand Trararse butrict o. a. emtu. r. • Tr.i.n. Ciy—4 lUbiru Old M.«loa To 1.. ..ppll-l bf 8 Sl~l. N.rU.pwt w. Uteed-U C WUtlre. ■ 5S2 I.’.- ’. I...,- rtia wmc-i Ji */.nr- O..Ur-l- lUUn.k. QUa Arter-O LOIIbari Qluri.nl l -T. k. wppl-d l<4m4-T.»ea.p*Mby<> IT H rrsatert-OLUrt* WufcH -To te a^p-iel by A L Tkur.ua T-ckW. U CtH-M. U Wk-tor. l-iM*ritoJo4us Jltetooa-1 Gmortr. Ate.Ua.a-A J iwutoui Ionia District. loato-T a Uitorxh. k,uu-T. U nppltod ky N R«—r Lretb-RAAWl* - V.ramo—-C. Chtok, J r. Orlt—i.-T. .’ 8p«S<rr T.irpl^M-4. 8. HmA« Sl.nlM-W T Will—. Ors»»»-ll U Wbllwaa. HilL lrv|a<—X D Mwih. Wi^toU-A Befvr.Ly.M-.li t B.U P.»™»-T. b. wppUW by 8 IBytor Bwkaril-T. b. ..ppiM by 8 S Itetk.iL r.l.-O C Pr«p«r Btooav-W Freely. PertlmA- A P Moora Daaby-C 0 TbewM. II.M»ntefe.-W B.-.U Wol.rrUi. Pteiu— T. b. Mppltol M.lr—To b. Hpprinl. tibmy-T. ke MpyllMl. The New Orison. Tsae. calls th. ven­ erable father of the Government, Jeaan lUot Grant, "the root of all (pohtioa!) •ril." Which fa a vary vile phrase. A bullock will gain 830 pounds by grazing fur five months on one acre of the boot English pastas* ily in Maine, hare marriS four dmighten and a •» of a neigkbex-ing family. .Sulphate cf ammonia U hugely need in England an a fertiliser on crops of wheat end grana, and with good renite A breach ol promise cbm wa. tried Dicken's works are being published al Syracuse, N. Y, a few day. anm. A by a London firm in two coal weekly paper there says: Myna va. Harri* Thia was of cf those ran and peculiar cue.—breach London fa exhibiting a child, i-rfbet in Umb and feature, who :ia in her ninth year, measure leae thennineteeninches and weighs just six panada KalaautM Ditorlct. ROBERTS & QRUG§, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sl’AINTS & OILS, School Books A Stationery. Successor* to H’ A- GOODYEAR, Tkrw Kirtr. tT.rr. Fwt.UJ.-W 1 CupWl. ttokMlenito-C L Iter.bwt iruknbwe-J W il^te-.ll. Octo—-AKImh.. Jfatu.m-c II Pi.h« y.. Paw—W N Pwd. W.rwty-TCtertGriMberyb-D L..I. Aagaote-K n D«y. BMM-C r V.. anl.,rp U.llMd—T Cl.fhora Cwptr-K D Two*. Prwriorilto-J I Wbkto. Ptotowtol-d X Hitter. other part of the offer! fa liable io any ouch objection, however. Tbs Wbseling ZaMynar, the lead­ ing Republican journal in Wool Vir­ ginia, virtually concedes that there fa a majority vote fin- the Couabiutional Coe- Atte«M-G W 8b«raMa. 0n««-A Drill St^.lxk J l ee... Ho-triteld-T. b. mpylteA mooncl.gd.te—T. b« .uyp.iod P D BMMae.y, Prshewr 1. Owrvli B-klte d ariltali LoA. baperiet Pi.lrt.ta. a. ooaow. r. .. Iroy.ul'Ml.ri |.<tim Mmms-P Moi »• M.U-J 11 JrimsL:* X.cm«w*-K W Fnor. Iibymmeg-J « Gorton Ilo-Sht.* ... Il^rotk — C L Ckerrb. Mr Dui Mu. M —Every time I think of you my heart beat, up and down Kka a churn dasher. SooMtimu feeliaga of unntterable joy caper oVer it like voting goat, <n> a atabfe roof and thrill through it Xb apanfah Mediae through a pair cf tow-linen trousers. A. a goslin awtarmetb with delight in a mud puddle, oo swim I in red glory. bird', pinion* visit me in my alumban; and, borne on their invisible wiagaf your image, atanda before me, and I reach out to grasp it, likr a pointer •najiping at .bit* bottled fir. When MottoaA id M.yU 0nr,»-T. b. wypllrt. 1 first beheld your angelic perfect*™ I was bewildered, and my brain whirled to IltlMU round like a bumb.fa-b™ under , gfa. Taaterrsr. tumbler. My >yes stood opea like Col­ Laanay Dl.trl.tlar docxs is a country town and I lifted up my earn to catch the rthrory scent, ■ r..MTr, r . of your voice. My tongue refused to L.*to.(, C..iral Ck.r«b-J W RriAaeM. wag, and in aifant adoration I drunk io UorioK,hrstCbeKh-r Bltoag.. the sweet infection of love aa a thirsty Grssii trie. ~d Wuestlk-H D J.rt.k Ok—o^T J HUI Batt—-0 RlM.bart. HkJriio.-L Wtwl. M.pte B.»ri.-K WilkUMM. Orid-AfltaML Sb^artn>lto-A L Cruurt.. i>»»iii -y j rr—M* Eatae B^hlo—r a Parter. CbMl.tl.-B r Iteaglrty. Vmmat>8to-J Odtot. On-J U Crt-.ll. M—o-BPmtrily. L—!U—A A Brilr. S PrsU Wurtwr-DC Wart-.ri tlklMrtt r Hr—ill. Hi. Uato-J KUurk Pultoo-C A JwokM Rlre-tl B Halbari. ing flight al nitty noontide; and when Mlle. Dtotrtoi. the lowing herd, come homo at milking time, I dunk of thee; and Eke a piece Xitoo-O 8 Barsm. of gum elastic, my heart eeama stretehX.. B.8U.- J 6 Vdml-... ed clear serose my bosom Your hair terihooM—W M ttopriri is like the maun of a aural bore pow­ Sorrtoe-A Peetor. dered with gold; and the brass mas Utetoe-J W U Uwttol. aakewod through your waterfall fill me 8*martUto-BH8UoeOT. • with unbounded awo. Your forehead Bt-J—pb-JT Md<.r. Iteaiw Bartow-U W.rtkl.yte*. Ptaaii ...t < .O.rsl M.w-T. b. .npybrl Dealenr In all kinds of HEAVY and SHELF GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE. All kinds of Building Materials, and Tools. HARNESS SHOP! In connection with HARDWARE STORE. Sole agents in Barry County for the DETROIT STOVES, WOODLAND PARLORS, avsum Give u» a call *» wt* will not be undersold. South Sine Srin Sn.rr, GOODYEAR A STRIKER. CITY PAINT STORE! CUMMINS a IIOWM PAINTERS; UTROLSTXBZD BOOM, P Ain tn. Oils, VarniAea. Mixed NOTTINGHAM Punta, pruahea, and Ar­ tist’* Materials. Wall taper, Window Shade., LACES, Sign L Qnnmsiital Painting, Oroiafap, F. IMMEN Dr. AIKIN, Office Mo. U Canal BL Grand Raptdi, b| NEW CAKPET HOUSE RON. STEEL, NAILS, ’ll H i Hardware! H,l.« Crwt-D B«r». p.ug..-c b nito. I4.MdriK.ry-M I Jto.it k. UOr«g^-F .S Hut. Kwter-J P Fwva. Iteeriar—A H Rocp. CM.oi».;>k-; wrtri.r. De-Mwe- X L Rrekw.ytaamrt- W MaaOue* anta in an usury cracker fire hie me upon my penetrated my whole eaa of bird aiiot through a ■teeth Ka-m—WBM.U. Owe.™ DlrtrleU O-MO-n^. WilklMM Cjtt—»»-* J Ri.k.rt* aeifib ORmtert. LetagabMt-X *Pwr—. Parry-■ Ilrttw ■yre-SBIrt. Fo.Im.-H 0 F.ri.r UwlUrt-U W lltek.. n^btert-n B MUtor. Breli-JF Ite.utoM. F««krri(te—S H Jlri^kw.y. Daoavto—«P Warer. COME A IND NEE THEM Oyaterg und RefmJmenit. on hand Bi all hmm. MOTICAL! BERMAN RICH. neiW.e Me.wal I S'tate.faoar mirt ’ TITLOB * F1BLKT •BGAB. Owariag- » X iraeow.. JtoO-ri—JW Cb^y.0. Mritor-« « Mirt-r Roe R^ea—A Ath* W^^T^^^^^Tbafab. lZrt.r « pZZ^ -Ss£. * flfe™. ueu, it appears that there are Ro Mae than eight hundred women writers in Russia. Female auiliunhip ha* during the la.: few years. artumed such dimenaicns in that country, co It has never bofnre known, at any time, or in HJ place. A letter frota Berlin, in the Milwau­ kee Aaftiaat, uya : “The average pay of meehani* in thia ci!y (and they an paid much more hero than auyen.ro �about which m Chi.J Justice Chine, while in ChHuro •t Land as- Mil Esuts u . now trial was grant'll. WL 1 liad n now»- Itamsdell for grunting it. I banded thia to Mr Balch, saying that it would XS J UUt> si EtJSS M4..H to xua 1 | statement whudi purported to be taken from the Gtnnd Rapid. Kfb with ro- us.irs a. WMt* 00 •a»«r n lOlAil M 1U.K4 n ton of th. (hand Rapids THE REPUBLIC AJ! PARTY THE WORDKGMAB'8 FRIER D hb-rty. called iafvrmed at to tho condition of affair* in to- I heard afterwards that bimsrif ■as I understood, as Mr Harris, and Mid that ho had understood Mr. Vanderpool had made a youfauioa of his guilt to mn. I replied that it wu a mistake; and bis not returning th. paper. During tha trial atKalamaaoo ba ' i .i____ i. .1- mil I..-.*- BMitod by plsyasoal labor ta ae abundant, now bolds. The Commissioner of Internal Rvsnua decides that interest on tho nrw funded Thn main quaoiion, which au inquiry with Mr. obavquiuutly friendly in appearance, profeaaod the utmost ounlidvnN. in • ' ' vnlumlnn. should kill the other, capital!* of crime be I” 1 replie not nn intent to kill, it would simply lie mansteughlor. Ho then asked me what would be th. punishment for man­ slaughter. I told him It was imprison­ ment in the Blate's Prison, txg exceed­ ing 15 yearn.; or a fine not excelling 11,000. He replied “perbnjia lAs/ had, or I had better have put my dofciise up­ pait»* taking, impartial, and non-parti­ on thut ground.” Ho then naked me san investigation. They cannot bo what would l>o tho effect if he/should th. gloomy Tho Oungroasonal Committee on the toted hit ill health su. , ------- — investigation of Boutbern offrire haa ai himself drfeud me, although I had never intimated that hb services would Th. toM bond of th. <200,000.000 tire hi. health j-ormitted and 1 had no noun­ eel, he would defend me. I made no reply to this. Hie called on me again, uninvited u Secretary Boutwall has returned to partial standpoint .... « *«s .is W.IM so. a.irt.w: «| a.iao.eu aa! >» • 14MM to ""mUmm 3.T44.14O 00 M1.KU CU S.4U.7SS 00 •■**»«' aJOM to KT3W •» i.w.ni »: 444 HUM l.us.n* ar ua.srt s: I.V74.W w 444 1,041311 aa»>» eel I3M.WI o» 444 130030 4401,44* 00 S4l.Mt M «M.IM eo 4.U4.M7 00 1,140.114 SO 13*0.71* t» I an.** <n I.M.IH to| tou«r w S.4U.M4 00, 11.011341 *>’. 11 --ro -- • SM.ite <M Utta M IM3MMMI HM*I to VS..SO4 *» • ioa.au ra 1.RI.IM v* a**.«rt ai . l«MM to 401341 < 11.144,441 OOi I 441.441 « 1 S44.CH II I.M*.B4a a. II.M7 XI 4U.M1 11 4.&H.1C .» । nt.Mi at 4 »13M el 1304.4**. «•] t3M.VH 0>i| 4S4.1B no 411.0*4 41 1 tnjNie; I3M3M I*. «S.4»4 W IM^ta to JM477 « 4M4I4 0 vfl.iu u iN.«to • UtJ4i 0 C14X1 14I.M a ite.sto o .......... ito.tti a ns, n» 4«0Jil > irns-J IX > 10 1 1 » 1 1 a i •s • a» -» • 4» M s T4 >1 4 it M axi,n* r axl.TaJ • 41.011 4te.T44 HS.411 4 1 .. ?i « SM.UO5 4 s4.r„ i . asr.ia. 4il 4.144,401 00 Vi'to* oo 1341314 SO 1.SM.441 44 i.cte.sxs to i.iii.ii* ■hiuam'.-'i r a. au r ta 1U.OU. r. 1317311 *7 M4 1.1M.SM ii.'.rto <«; S14.•■>3 ***| ’ i.4«e.i«i «a MARI »4 S.Vt.044 tol KUMM ool Mti.asi tol 43*3.447 0* U.4S4.M1 00 I31I.1IU »>' 1.110.111 a* II3M3M 00, 14.U1.111 to 4H.S4I M. DRAIX COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE WE CERTIFY, That th. sums aet Lansing. Michigan, August 21, 1871. hj tt. sssu. tsaea aa^VSS MORGAN BATES, (nriraan. JAMES W. KING, Hocretary. Elevate, wjaaB than FTeWL He said “I sup- .TH SESSsEri-i ■®s Republican candidates. And if the words of in court to divert attention from him that Mr. Ilugh.0 was norm considered Europe J . . . 'Tn.i._ ___ _rM:.t ■!.. .»tJ Secretary Belknap. General Slwrmau and Gan. Humphreys are in New York iu&jieciing military po>U. riling:down any cth r ctarn. MORTGAI1 svl.l . ...its? sasi * action related entirely to counsel in the HIM «■«««. no. kJ iona™. w b> I ~«b> *» I"!"-1 S.IM.7« to x.rrs,sw to *41,714 u t‘.4U.4t» 00 TjW,lMaa 44WA»»04 IVt.4M 4l KS8 imSS i' ana.iM oe[ JKSSM’ SHE impunit;, be congratulates the South ou But Ohio I Justice Clioao cannot now I told him Mr. Vanderpool luul been in the court-rooai. and testiliod against tnilto fric.ids by advocating the Now Dejiarturo. Southern people will uovei acquitted, and that he will be enduring- and honored with |* iiam «• Maass oe IK4N M Sto.ui M ll.v»«.«*4 ii ejaa^n oo I3MJMT4 Orangeville Carroipondence. TEACHERS' NOTICE I CERTIFY. That th. test column of th. .boro table M a correct transcript of thy deterrain- Orongerdli*, Oct. 3J, 1^71. dMaksr-— WM. HUMPHREY. Auditor General of the State of Michigan. will bo prosperous and contented. 11 At Nashvaio, “ 17th. The Comforts of aa. Editor. 'you and the publio the benefit of the ' Mira*-. It was all hypothetical. Youre.dc-, N. A BALCIL idutarcvtiug. If a public nutesmoc ahoutd exist. it ws.s reported Mr. B. bad publicly made concerning a cvnreruturu which 10,000! would even militate cene., bnt saying w is guilty. He admi Greenvilla Railroad. Middleville'■ 20th Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. Woodland. Nov. 10th. •luUuUaa will —■■—•* Mssuto U > 4. M_ sa4 •esUsaaac tea slwr.fu* ^U be erai aa4 intuao- I te Auadsafili tariaaef aua■aauae riih li Bro*. *1. n- 1 tell you, you i^SaroSS “ lived in Greece, a well ordered State He is guilty of thrusting himself iv uotkw and to mv nrteou-cvll ana If half the gloomy transactions thr.t tur are rocordod, vehicle ol calamities. dene, which has so fully adapted them Middleville, Meaar*. Harvey Wright, John Carveth, Aaron Clark, an-1 another that place to-day. Well, ao much fur WANTED ng ic uim.si nn scrvirea upon me wuru I did not jgant them and had been him so communicative on U:b subject warned againat him; of alandcring me his oonfMood infamy certainly ba mistab on about the pnrpone elirot I can earn him from, for his whole inns POTATOES, able County Superintendent of Schools for which the highest market price in Cash bo is cs GEORGE VANDERPOOL. will be paid. bed cart bln OUR WA8HHGT0S LETTER. SL Paul on Wednesday th. 20th, ulta public may note any substantial differ-' and nominated far Governor, Harare E. F. HARRINGTGN. JOB ttORk UlflP, AT THE BANNER OFFICE. Sept. 23d. 1871. Our city was overflowing with viutara aia to deliver a lecture before th. touch republics civil warn. The best place in the the hospitalities of their brother Knight. ; a enccuurr or allrttles r. it is deemed proper that ray er.■hould bo published, and J reepoct- manson, and all onsets of public inter- and Orangeville and Middterillo is to the feeuvibce. Tho defaulting paymaster, GROCERIES is at the new brick store of HICKS <fc B �SOUTHEM WAY On Tuaeday, tee 3d test., a dal'gatira OMwiUiag ut A. J. Bownn, N. BaDey J. A. 8w*erey, D. It Ouok and D Striker »*al to 1xiwall to attend a mrotiag call­ ed in th* ia-wreet of the proposed rail irad from Kahmtaxi,through Hasting*, to sotno [xiint north uf Low ell. Il wa* aerertained that a an&deut amouut of itoek hod Iran sulwcrilrai to orgamro the company, and afier jqipoizitiag a committee to draw up articles of Association, the msoting adjourned to meat at Kalamazoo on Tuesday next, at which time, it ia snYpoeed, th* compant will be fully organised, aud tho work of grading will be commenced at an eerlv cmcsts. MAMIK. Local Wjtj? jutin;. 11'XIENT, M< 'TSStfe’c KM33%e was then presented, allowed, and order co insurance against fire, and by using hos* and a jat, lays th* dust on tho Middleville was repreoonted by a streets, thereby abating a great public large delegation who fought hard and mentally to get the name of Hastings month’. service* a* Oiy Marshal. of nuisnueo, and jinrifie* tho sir, which protect* wearing apparel, household *f. left out of th* roaolution," thereby leav­ ♦41.06, was allowed and order drawn. ing the location of the route through Aceeuut of J. Roberts, for ten quire frets, and *ave* a great amount of laBarry County an open quaetiou. In Journal, of 111.00, was referred to Fi­ U-r in keeping them cteau. The comfort of water eluents, and the luxuneo thia movement they had the *ymj>athy of the bath, to conducive to penonsl aad support of morf cf Jhe Kalamui> clsanlintae and hsalth, to asy nothing delegation, and a port^n of tbeLoweU ; '.i lawns and flower bod*, kept bright i and fresh by water, and which add so bat the p>o{K>silion waa squarely met mush to the beauty and ctucrfulnoas u! and vigcromly combatted by the Has­ a place, all combined urge the adoption < oenty Fair in Mrion. ting* delegation, all of whom took part ofa plan for Water Worka w'liea they ^•ra »• the equinoctial f ; in the discusaicti. The vote was finally atructed to examine th* walks and re­ can be to cheaply procured. taken on l!u> projosilion to amend by in­ port at the next moe'ing. Curried. Then for fire nrotxlion, how invalu­ Winter wheat turnrly all .own. Moved and *upportod that we now able are Water Work*! giving seeority The work on the new briek block is serting Hasting* betwiM-n Kalamsror. to life and prop-rty, reducing rate* of end Lowell, and tho chair wa* unable adjourned. Carried. progressing flnsly. iiuurane-, and rendering ettemiv* conto decide the result cf th* rote A muflagmtiou* tmpomible, aad affording a Ihuraem brtek-farmera begin to frol thin was then made and rarriod that th* ready end ecvnoauool method uf con­ good over th* price of wheat trolling that disastrous element—FIRE j roll of deleg*to* be colled and that each Work on the railroad macldtu shop* ' delegate vote yes ur no a* hi* usmo wa* llraMea, a supply of good water exRegular mooting of the Common ert* a salutary tnllucocv in promoting al Ionia haa been commenced culled. Thi* brought the matter at Council, hold at the Council Room on I the growth end prosperity of a cify, by Secretary Boutwell has returned 1q anao to a focus, owl uoccraitated a fair, Monday, Kept. 18th. Council calhxl to inviting a class of desirable aad urelul •quare and open decision of tho matter. order by tho Roconler, ■■ereoua, -.x-king Louies, and places of L-.-f. . 1 X—' iC. __ I Tho result wa* that tho motion to amend I’reacni—Aida. Birdsall, Hams, Hsy*, when the tide unco **U in, th* populaby naming Hasting* u* one -of the ob­ tior —4'1 rapidly inciease, and imprvvojective point* of tho road was carried by , There not being a quorum present. -uicnl* will spread; tiii* - 21 create a slmoat a unanimous vote— Middleville, I Council adjournad to Thursday evening. demand of rental property and real es­ of couree, voung against it, and Ixjwell'| Sept 21st, nt 7:30 o'clock. tate, ami thereby mawriaily enhance their value; this u tho invariable result voting two blanks where Water Work* are once introAa the propueittoti now stand* the There are are strong indication* of a row ia the New York fteciocratic State Convention. ■ ICHIGAR CUITRAL R. R. Prerideat Grant, hu wile and family, held a reception in the Tremont House, Chicago, on Monday. Nearly five thousand people called on them. Grand River Valley Division Adjonnred sftoetiug beM M the Coun­ cil Ifourn oa Turaday *v*ning, Sept 12, 1871. Meeting called to order by tho Recorder. but m a sanitary measure, where pure and hualthftd cannot cannot readily be obtained from well*, or other sounc* of supply, have becoina a matter of nrc<waily in almost all citito and larger vilAzouunt of John Mack afro for sere lagtouf h» country. vires a* engineer in establishing grade ■ Reliable statistic* from public records, on Broadway, uf U00, wa* allowed and accurately kept before and afler the introductiuu of a pure and wholciuxna supply of water to a city, present the the fact, that Rte infloone* of Water Work* diminish** disraie, and reduce* ths rote at Kortality, with all attending order drawn. Th* account uf Hickson W. Rolf fur consequence*, and thus confer* a blam­ money p.id for Judice Docket,^16.7°, ing. It lM*n* risk and th* pr*®utu prefect will be carried to a successful termination if every man will put his shoulder to the wheel and help to raise tho nocemary amount ol material aM Thia must bo done Thi* road inu*t- be | built Every interest of Ha*ting* ^am! the other town* along th* proposed rout* require* the building of this rood. Go to work, then, uno and all, to accomplish thia great work aud maguifiomt purpoe*. Beal eiUU sale* are very active uowadaya. Markets fins fa- all kinda of Carmen produce, mousy growing easier, and protects *ueournging in all dixac- Hasting* ia made a point in tho char­ ter at the Kalams.no, Haa:ing\ Lowell and Northern Michigan Railroad Now care ? Tho other day. in Chicago, a girl wa* killed by the ex|douou of a kerosene lamp—not a* the remit of fill­ ing it when lighted ; not bceaare the oil GO Tl> MTDGES' For Clothing—2S p«r rent- ch**per than wa* impure; but Imkwsso the lamp was at any other house in Hastings, Kmpro largo and the oil was allowed to get Bkock. Oxs D»t Booxxa —Will C. M, our low, ao that a quantity of gas* was col­ able Washington Correspondent mail lected *uAcii'nt to cause the explosion IU, RELIABLE 1XD DIRECT MUTE. hi* farom one day earlier in the week, and much obbgr tho Editor of the Bsxsca, a* well ns our thousand* of read­ er* who are deeply interested in tlu* reiMKra's Farxxn.—|n thia issue of the B.xxu, we ctimuwfire the publi'utkm Th* 8*cretary of tho Trea»ury has in- of a eerie* of rwsay*. from the pen of .tructcd the A*ri.tant Treasurer of New J. Fsxs Mixas, one at the ablest of the York to buy ♦2,000,000 of bonds on young itepubbean* of our State, under rack Wsdassdsy, and toll 31,000,000 in guid each Thursday during thr mouth tho vainest attention of every working­ man. There are foui of three essays, of October. and they will appear each week until Thr n were 22 convict* taken to th* all are printed, and wo fret assured will State Prison fast month, and 11 were repay the reader for the moat careful discharged, making in all 628 now in prion Among Ihrao discharged wa* Lothar E. Gay, of Kent, who was rent for three years in 1870. Gov. BaMwin KiBczx.—W* note with no ordinary pleasure tho apjfointmeat of Hou. Jcaeph Kidder, a* Huperiotondent of Public In.trustion lor th* State of New Hamp shire Ho w tme of the fori practical educator* in th* country, a finished scholar, an orator not excelled . by any man in ths: Blate, and an indefatigable worker. The people ar* to be ubitel that they have *uch a that pbee _______ Michigan Central R. The relebratod Don C. Hendorrot. of tho Allegan Jriwwamu.t have been a little drunker than usual when b* *aw the “groat unkueg and the editor el th* Brawn" «» th® *'air Ground* al Grand Rxnid*. We think the lee* aaid br ^h viabond. « this Dun G, about decided to eliongn the ait* selected fur th* tnotmraeut in Detroit, and to place it on tie- Campus Martina, upow the grounds opposite the Qty Halt The work from Europe ha* nearly all ar­ the dignity of the editorial fraternity, the rived, and Mr Roger*, the aculph.r. promise* to have tho monument »wyleted within six week*. -A Rochester (Mian.) _______ _________ J to attend a jury th* other d<, and hi. b.Ip bring gone, had to dose ap bis shop. To announre his wberrabocta. be bung the follow mg rignifieant fabel on tho door handle: “ On a jwry , be brak when wo bang tho Peninsular Railway. In , making and aiding Harry Coun­ In making The law la, that third grade ccrtlOeates are valid only In th* town for which they are given, but, aa this I* not understood by tochers and schoolboonts, Inopoeton will treat them *a valid throughout tho county, and In the future, tho attention of teechw. trill bo directed to tbl* natter. Here­ with will be found a Utt of the teacbora. ,qualified, to teach In the county for the (*cb<»l year, coding Sept. 4, 1871. By It you trill determine what dis­ , tricts are eotllted to share in the prims j school fund, aud report accordingly. ry jssnar* | J J ] 1 j 1 Present—Aid*. Birdmil, Hama, Haya, Kenficid, and Woolley. On motion of AM. Birdsall. Aid. Hay* was appointed Recorder, pro rim. Minute* of last meeting read and ap- Oa BM-tiun. Mr. Striker wa* to be in They have pruridvd everything essential vitod by tho Marahal to meet with the and will a|«re no pains to plcaso their Cuuwol at their next niret<ng to confer potrun*. Regular dinner*, oysters, an 1 in relation to draining pond hole, on bis lunches, are the order at the day, and cue has only to soo to be satisfied, that it cannot bo surpaated at any Dining Hall in the City. Gilbert Maith*** prerido* ia tho Dining Room, ind , Mo**r*. Brook*, Button and Makepcaco aver the oyster and lunch deportmer ts I’atroniro them, all y» hungry poop1", lter by Recorder Wood. Prosi Birdsall, Barlow. Hama, Haya field, Realms end Waolley. Wixrta—Th* Holly Water Works, Bawaax.—Will people ever learn tint or some other meam by which the prop­ death lurks in kerosene oil—even of erty of thia city akail be bolter protected “ proof" quality-and govern themagainat tho ravage* of fire. want of care on your port, •cgglMUona tn Directors, item wb*n neceeoary, that ty augr rank wall thia tall Common Council mot nt tho Council Roam, Monday evening, SopL 25th. Council called to order by Recorder On motkm, th® aonunt against the City for Corporal Seal of ♦5.50 was al­ Win. Barlow, at tho linn of Goodyear A Barlow has just returned from New Arrangement! such aa there never wa* lowed and order drawn. On tnutiun, Ibv account of J. Roberta, York city, with a splendid stock of new before, fur furnishing dinnet* on th* for Journal for City Treasurer, of fl 1, Fair Group-la. have been perfected by ' Shut* and Drawer" sin ls-athcr and Wi [ Michigan school report. Sec. M, I8T0.J ft would t« will fur elrrks to curalti* •anti report before accepting It of th* Director, M many errors oc-ur In them. Last year, thirteen districts tn tbl* county. reprracnUng twelve hundred and twenty-owe children, reported no attendant*.-, and nineteen showed un- Tbo Mi’hicwn Construction Oompauy, of Detroit, embracing among it* eiuckh jlderqand manager", gentismen ol exjs-n. nc-. wealth, energy, and well known businra* ca|adty. after a rarolul exam‘inatiuu of tLc whole ground, now prof­ fer t.> creel such Water Work* in farorable localities, and upon fair and equi-1 table charteri, in such a manner a* Io 1 re!ie*e the uiuuicipaliUe* from a very , Inrg- proportion ol tho bunded iudebtedue>% which under other oreamslsiu.vs , they would bo obliged to incur ; ra t furvuh them with au inexhauttabte sup­ ' ply for fire and mnutcijial purpusre, at but little if ray more cue:, per annum,, ! than is now paid for veij mothcloat lire irroitXLT *1 u. »* aoidi c>tlrai*si **n**SU »J*«e4r To the Ladies!! M. X. Mernll dak*. Umsmm t* I Ki .7^ertiusat question, and uno I whirb shcuM bo *olv»d, only alter the most carviul deliberation—“wbcthsr it i* bolter for a city to incur a largo bond­ ed indebtedness, with iis interest to be raiiMl l y taxation, annually or to grant such a charter to a responsible romj»aiy as will be tquiiaDlo in its |«wiaiun*. [«v • »; tliereby re Bering the mutucrpalfrotn a large proportioa of iwhei« and ra<L-btednma f *a|ul*, no municipal evtporatwa Jd own and operate rfrwvl railway*, or water work*, fur the principal DENTIST insuagemi-nt of jrivato rorprnUoa*. The management of the New k'urk ca­ nals, aad the former management ol railroad* by the Blate of Michigan, tillI ly illustrate this point. Eli B. Throop 8 1-8 days work repair­ Tho Michigan Curutructiua Company are tawpareil to erect work* ut ray deing abalmoot* el ♦3,50 per day. ♦!!/’> Henry Juus* 3 1-8 day* work on lame, •irod capacity, to furai h hydrant, etc., cither for tlu- iuun>a[«eliu<-* nvoding ♦5,00, and one half day shoveling 75r‘*. them, or to do it as q pnvatc enterprise, W. B. Beoeu, room r**l|froui Ney 13 u> Oct 1st, 20 woks, r.’O.M. The committee on Iron Bridge repct t- NaM Ktkiiai The undynigned, Coeimiltee on Iron Bridge snd AbutmMi* for bridge aorora the River on Broadway, would reportjthst they bar* received aad opened the propo­ sal* for boildwg the abutments for laid bridge, sad find there are bat two bid*.— Os* from Joseph Cote for fiRW/W, with —The Detroit ThJwfo at yeotarday con­ C- 8. Burton .nd Usm Crook w *arei- tain* the following concerning'tlie mag­ tie*; the other from H. G. Carter for nificent display uf tho OM Mammoth ♦875JXM), with W. K. Barber and D. R. MeBlw.in u auretls*. Yoar committee Uy Ald. Woolley. That the job of baiMiqg the abaUaeota for the Broadway bridje ou roeommendation of the eoamitpete of A: te«, be let to Jouph Gate at 47fo)f>0 — Hah body----------- ---------------------- ------fill patterns. Some oh-gant iso* curThe .Mount uf W L F. H.m. of ♦*,- ta:na, window cornices, Lambrequin cloths sad [attvrns, towels, matting*, 35. for services sod espouse* iu going to rug*, ottomsc*, etc., are shown and Grand Rapid* to msk* inquiries ia nilsturn to th* sprasd of lire »u>»ll pox, wa* prewwted, siiow*d sod order drawn. By Aid. KwScld, That Dr. Ru***ll tw sllow*d 110.00 in sdRtiet. to th* amount slrcady rated for work d»ao <m street lesdiag from Jcfcrsmt street to Brosdwsy. Carried. By Aid. Hsus, Tbsl ao parson shall be alb-wed I* erect auy Huakster Stand on th* north side of State street opposite the Fair Ground, dsring the Fair, witfo-at of J. & Van Sapor, Attorney at law. Mr. R. i* recutly from Cm Co. where be has lung eujjysd a good practice. Twa Ncmot forOotobra m n gem for H. has derided to make Hnstmgs Uk the httv falkr. filled With taking pic­ ture* and good roofing, and ought to go into ewsoy family. The two fall page engraving, nr* worth tho priro of th* magaxil**. They are eetitisd, " The SUPERIOR. M*SHERBI AND STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL �IISTTIOLSI! ire istcanssssiTi. _guo Cure, Dkucbay A Cot Coltnna. Doyuu print bath aids, of tho paper FAMILY BIBLE, How tocg dees it take to make a rwspnper? . B^ore y ou write everything yon print, A FAMILY RECORD, Why ere there boons nt different rinse. 1000 ILLUSTRATIONS, Can't you prist a picture of anything you want to ?-l should think von ou^T. F*e cant you? (After printing some horse-bills for a man not toeg ago, ba found fault with them beeanee the ■‘cat" was not just like fas horsa. On another evresson, a geotleraan came to us with the mfunuatu.n that he had lelt his horse ia front of the office aad be wanted a picture cf it tak­ en aad some Lilia mated.) If you print 16b bills for S3 1 sup- JOB 50,000 £%£g~ I). R. COOK & GO’S R EFERENCES, 8 O’CLOCK. Office in Hastings. We Ofiler the following Tax Titles MORTGAGE SALE. FOR SALE a of LANDS Sitift^ in tho various Townships < Barry County—one of tho best Counties ia tho Stats of Michigan, hllssl Mseusn. Kaann A ds. I Darling Salfrtupplylng Penholder. 23485353482353482323482353 Moat Sailable for the Family, Meat Valuable lor she Student, M»t Instructive for the Taaeher. Most Appropriate fur the Child, Most Vaofol'for the Minuter. Most interesting for tho Farmer, Mu»t Elegant fur Uio Parlor, Most Profitable for the Study. It can't be very hard work to act type all day—fa ft. now I Would it do any harm if I should easily psok it up again—you are a pria- Can’t I help you pnnt ►.rarthing? 1 wish you would print my naiun fur me; it wouldn't be mjich trouble to What is thia far ? what do you dn with that ? what makes that took eo fanny ? what are you going to do now! what for? why? what makes yon keep eo still ? You duc’l cars if a tel­ tow just talks, do you?' Dy the time a man gore through with thia list of queatiuna his company l<ectsnes eo monotonous that he cannot fail to precrivs its effects ujxra his li, tenors, and he walks off with the unprosahm that we bars treated him unkindly and impolitely. FAMILY KNITTER. 1O-,000,000 ACRES As< ftreuaf !• AwriM. Sexual Scienc TH£ CHEAPEST PLACE H ACTINGS. FOR WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, wrote in the country. I knew au important sown official whose boon were from tan to- threw. Ho had to sign hia name to papers ; and as a gleet deal depended upon Ma sig- WOOL tIRIINt stroke of work. He would not centum­ mate the quality of hie work by doing too much ol iL de would not rmnair fas nut by continuing hia work. And ao be faHUfed tho daries at his office far exact! v fifty yean, before he retired on full nay from the service of the country. And when impatomt people Name law­ van for being alow, aud offices for dow ing penctuaUy, aad shops tor abutting early, and, generally s peaking, tho wid­ er adaptation of oar days to periodo of bnlhdayu and rests, they should recoiled •hat then- things arc the Ic**o-_. of ex­ perience and the philosophy of society and life.” JOMB' B- POTT£I! ,f- CO. HirrtA^n. REDUCTION OF PRICES Years Experience GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS far. will eeM*eaar |i.mWn.gWI S.renw.. a tarABMTiar la ciareswts aad re.■rail's (a chsk araaalura THE GREATJJtERJCJX TEA CO., SSEPASD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, PRAIRIEVILLE. County or State. Ror heater to New York, 385 miles, Buffalo to Now York, 123 miles, Sttspenrion Bridge to New Yorx 448 ' bunkirk to New York, 400 mike, Clevolnnd to New York, 025 miles, Cincinnati to N. YM btiO milee, . AMD U FROM to *27 mzlbs rnx suoarn xurrx. in Children, PUr», IHllou- Cum. ploint», J>m of .ippeiite, Erupt Hons of iht Skin, Titupln on tin Fncr, and all I>i»ra»ee of the Blood; aUo tho bed IMnretie fa MONUMENTS, HEAD 8TON1>. LAD CHHWIYS , TABLE TOPS, MANTLE-. SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN Parties drairing to purchase will do wull to CalL We will cheerfully give all information desired. AMERICAN JURUBEBA. Il to NOT A FIITBIO—Ills XOTwksl U - Grand Rapid*. .VirA. For Sale by ACKLEY A SLAP: Hastings. Mi h. m .uirrn ---------- ►— - Ayer's Cathartic Pills TEACKEU* NOTICE. Examination of Teachan for harry Coonty. Fall Serie*. free ORJtMMEJTT^L ! T>« ytn.rt. at IH/On hisUhImi vBIte AtOrntqr^vilto, Oct. Clh '* Hastings, Oat Sth, and Nov. 6th. ** Assyria, Oct IBth-Ellfa School House. At Nashville, ** 17th. ITTKXT OB UMITTUn I. IKFLAMATtOX UFTHK HO* OFTHB IILOOtl, Jt\ Dr. Wells’ Extract if Jnrateta ^3-JMSK*JKSff?C -JOB T’ZR.USTTIUGF THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. job uni m MARBLE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-10-11.pdf a8434df008d76051a7a7b0eff767b7f1 PDF Text Text = VOL xvi. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. OCT. II 1871. The LARGEST STOCK of HARDWARE At 10 o'clock th. Hall was filled with ladire and gentlemsn, and numerous boskets of frail were displayed. Apptes, peaches, and grape, make on ax- blind about the statistics of crime and cellrut slirw. Th# Dulnware grape, of poverty, but nnlras ws eon 'find earnsMomto. Seagrove, Soalo and Savidge; thing for mankind—men, women and the Catawba, of Mr. Soule: th* apptea. children—to do, there nt n. warily wfll Maches and grape, of E M. 8. tKith, bo crime end poverty. Year after year W. Q. Sil cloir and oilier Spring Lak# it will be found that tho avenue* of in­ and Grand Haren gentleman were great­ dustry, of trade and ccmmom—of tho ly admired. Mr. Husted, of Nursery mechanical and manufacturing art*— fame, had about twonty varietiaa of thu are being more and more crowdedteHAji lending aorta of applo.; Mra. Morris every year posses, the flood of imuiugfarent beautiful W.genon, Jonathans, tioa is filling our steps, and stores, and and other varieties; Mr. Van Bares, farnaora, and factories. That ta a great west ante, sent a basket of Baldwins, qoeetioa to be solved—how i« American Giceninga, etc, and the large.t and firm­ statesmanship to furnish American la­ est Snow* on exhibition ; Mr. Fisk; of borers—men and women and children— Walker, exhibited boautifal late Craw­ achaneo to rtixn their daily bread? ford peaches. Concord grapes and fine Hone# it is that bo who bring, to light ap]iire; Mr. Holt, of Crecado, was proaent with fc'rcral rarietin. of apple, from . his abundant orchard.; Mr. Pearsall, . of Alpine, was there with his favorite, i the Eoopus Hjiitrenliorg, in all its beao- ; ty; Mr. Dickenson, of Grand RapiiU । town, brought his farorite Pock’s Pkaa- , ant and other varieties. There were □a. 3NT X> HARNESSES! BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL LEATHER BEU NG, .7 Hon. Townwad E Gidley, Jamn. • D. Halted, Chea. S. FaawU, Lyman Kail, and Henry Holt. The cuinauttre. after a careful examination, re[»rtod that the collection of apple. «u wry choice, ar.d ix-otnmended of tlirao | on exhibi­ tion for general cultivation, the Green­ ing. Wageaor, Peck’s PlraMat, Bald­ win. and far sweet apples, the Tallman and Bailey'. Sweet The Delaware FULL STOCK OF .ILL SIZES. MARK RUSSELL. grape crop k has realired tewlve tons, and they have been sold rurally in Boo­ ton and Eastern ciiira, averaging IS) pwtoo. Six jmto ago this birsinM was only whisranxl about Five hecri Spring Lake will bo a fairy ud charm­ ed spot—(be resort of the Invalid from all parts the Union, ud the Mecca cl pleasure seeker, from the North, East Booth, and West Tim. wdl .tew that Ud. u no idle or vain prediction. Mr. Jamto D. Hustad, in a very forci­ ble manner, pointed out the advantages of th. location. Ita farfHtioa , for 3pmeats wore trasuspawrel It is an es­ tablished fact that tho Kiil produced— art medium fraita—but the brat fruits. Dus was a point gained, of great value, which could not be disputed. Ho re­ ferrod to the Great Wee* as the market ranging thrir sample, the audience wet. entertained with eoag. by Mire Sexton, with piano accompaniment; far Horti­ cultural Hall, in Spring Lake, is adorned with a piano—music, tlowers, and fruits are there, a band of brothers and ria- py-ASTIXOA ROBERTS & the State Pomological Society at Horttcultural Hall. Bpnng Lake—The Invitation. Reception and Entertain­ ment—The Dirplay of Fruit-The Exruraion Ameng the Orchard, and Vineyard, ud to Fruitport- RUGS Medicines, STKWART fc STEIN HOPF. Siw aii team] Dutifis, °V2Clfo.Tw- Qreat k PJunfr'. Sum. gutian. Dye Stutts, PAINTS & Oil. School Books <$■ Stationery. NEW CARPET HOUSE IRON. STEEL., NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS. OILS, PUTTY, TIN. COPPER, ANp SHEET-IRON WARE, AU kinds of Building Materials, and Tools, HARNESS SHOP! la connection with HARDWARE STORE. Sole agents iu Barry County for the MATTINGS, CITY PAINT STORE ! CUMMINS & BROWN PAINTERS ; WOODLAND PARLORS. RUBBER BELTING AND FAIRBANKS SCALER. .Give ws » call us we will not be undersold. Paints, Oils, Yarnbhcs, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Sign it Ornamental Painting, GOODYEAR & STRIKER. Grt;t±,. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, NOTTINGHAM ghafd LACES, Hadids, michjoae ' Dae. la .trie, ’ t^rrt udHtM.guvM, Has tines, Mich. —The addroas of J. P. Thooipoon, was a review of the fruit campaign of 1ST 1, and embroend n number of topics cov­ ering the work of the society during the year. The sjnakur referred to the fart that the year had boon a very abundant one. The hnnost had ripened and was gathered, and the time for congratula­ tions had come. And, firrt, ho congratuUted the friends of Spring Lake for their courtesy, their inritatxm end reception, but especially lor the award, given for their fruits shown at Richmond at Grand Rapids, at Knlamsiuo, at Mil­ waukee, and at Horticultural Hall, If there >4 calcrpp.o in Michigan it will l>c found at Spring Lake.* If there are wide awuk<-, public-spirited, and I gonerou. men and women in the Hute, they may bo fopud at Spring Lake and ita .urroundingn The following invita­ tion was the first and key note ot a me­ thu Profe-sor. of the Agricultural Col­ morable expedition and entertainment: tego; Io the new aiu uaintanera made I al Muakogou, Grand Haven, Sauntnck. We the undenigtiod citixens of Spring tipring Lake, South Haren, St. Joseph, Plymouth. I’mirie Rondo, and at KolaLake and vicinity. would respectfully maaio : to tbo labors of Hewn Brad­ inirto the Potuological Society to hold its next (October) monthly meeting at field, Dickenson, Huatad, Slayton. Pear­ sall and others. Ho gave the names of Horticultural Ball, Spring Lake, at which time .and place we arauro you a all contributor* to the ahaw of fruit at Kalamag»>, and pointed out oa the man cordial moeptioa. the extent, the riven, the harbor., and whore. Tho grape vines were Your-; etc IL Etvinux, the town, and railroad, of the fruit bolt with luarioue fruit, and their appearance Gia. Siwmvs, A. L Boctx, In n rery short time the Lake Shore not only wa» gratifying bqt unexpected, Lrmix Hau, E. U Ctisr would mean something. no one anticipating such a wonderful Yertonlay morning, Oct 3, a goodly Tbo sjieakcr referred to th. system of number of oltr citixemi aascrubted at Slate Exchange, of Fruit, and recoin- »igl>t a. was pre-rented. Borides tho a»Streets Hotel, atul were transported by mended iu rontiauanc-\ and gave no t.mishing quantities on tho vinos his street railway to the Detroit & Milwau­ account of all the State* represented’ at barn was found with, grapes covering kee depot where several fine car. were the fair.. He .poke particularly of the the floor a foot deep. At this point in read in res to carry nil to Spring Lake, California fruit and compared it' with uvery e xcuniuniat filled a basket, box. or theoooauon bring a meeting of the the product, of Michigan. Ha explain­ tetzw other receptacle, with grapra. The •xcurxion was loaded with grapes. ed the virit of the Secretary Ito Rich­ Tte party re-embarted and went to mond and alluded to the fart that Mich­ Fruitport where they virited the hotel Among the number of cxcuriiunUts, igan won the firat "premium there for 'fringe and both hoore. ot that already « . a iiced many familiar facre. includ­ the Delaware grape. He reviewed the famous resort. AD were agreeably taring AM. Spring and lady, J. II. McIn­ action of tbo Orclutrd Committoo with pri»cs a: tte maguifioeace of the bmlltyre, El>en Smith, G. H. Btantotr, P. V T. T. Lyon at ita head, end commended ing*. After spending some time horc, h'ox, C. Burcliard and lady, J. M. Hue- the imi4irtar.ee of the work of tliat tlu> jiarty returned to th. Spring Lake ted, of U. IL Nuraery, S. W. McGowen Comm ittoo which traveled through the Houre, whore they were invited to tupand lady, 3. K. Johnson, N. Fisk, E. State scrutinising itr vineyard., orchard* r«r. Mr. Bell, Mr. Craw, Mr. RobtnPuwen and UJy, Q. W. Dickenson, A. nnn-miM and ounrertntarie*. Hu urged ren, Mr. Souls, Mr. Hall and otter., T Lindomun, G. 8. landerman, C. G. the Item 8ho*o people not to negiert were m their glory ami aeemed only an­ Swe.-u.lMrg, H. L. Fuller and la«ly. Dr. the culture of the apple, which ho styl­ xious to make the occasion a Bio*, de­ G. B. Miller, Min Hudson, H- Pierre ed the king of Michigan fruit. Bo re­ lightful one, white it we* from oegmand mother, W. N Cook and lady, J. L. viewed a late article in the Detroit 7LJ Alger. Ucu. C. Skidmore ami lady L H. ■ar respecting the culture of the peach, Crandal, J. K. Msmtrer, H. Holt and and read extract. from Horace Greeley’. lady. Oascule; A M. IVarrell, Alpine; Rev. Mr. Ward, of Richfield Springs, N. Y.; J. P. Thompson and lady. The pros, was ably r°prreoutod by C. C. Sexton, of the 7ta», who was socompanied by his daughter; A. 8. White, of the Xfeswmtf. and Csrsi Clabb, of th# Grand Haven H^rU. Air. John lata, of the Bpti.ug lake ZnAyreAsrf. wna one of the mo.1 active member* ut Upon the arrival of the car. nt Spring Lake, at about 8 o'clock, the excursion­ ist. were welcomed py H. Y. Boll, Esq , mid hi. asscciaUM and etoortod to the parlor. of the Splendid Spring lake House Mr. Hunter Bavtdge, aloading munifirent eitinm of the piano, war, oHi^d to te ateent. At thu time th# following generous programme was icltered around, greatly to the surprise of their vie**, polutions and corruption® drew tho beat ot our mon and women from th# country. And they .will go. To keep thorn at hcm«, teuiu nitt»t be made ntiraetivo. To koep tho country alive, tho country must be mad# attractive. Gir.i young men a riiaane to rnaki money iu the country and they will .-»■ main there. Tesch people that by tte* kbs culture which m given to com, u; «le trees will yield a bushel of fruit u. five years from setting out; fieach tree. the third summer; tbo Bartlett pear two rears from tran^Muiting—and that grapes with tho Mine caro thsft is given to carrot* and [<otatoe« will bear rich cltteteni in throo ywut and «ome induoomonte to livti fai tte eon utry will bo <rfferecL Toecli them Hint good apple orchard, yield more than the beet lartn crore, that from 50 to 100 dollars per is a common yearly return; that an acre of plums can bo made to return more than tea acres of white; that a broad anil expanded gnuroilty. - Mooting at aH Fruit Grower*, a: Horticdlturoi Ball at 10 *. X-, for Pvmological diseuiteion. Dumer nt Spring Lake Houre to the, Office Mo. U Canal BL Grand Rapid., Delegation from Grand Rapid* and HjFirn. ualf. wrtk •»•«*;• tl»ul.l-!. »«1t. vitod guueta, at 1 bkitock r. M. CompliI luw. .04 MctMf.l t. ra»l»X ail «l—• •' dtf munts of Hnntm-ttavldgv, E»q. Excur­ sion oa Spring I«ke al 1L3U r. x. Your­ self and lady are invited. Oeuritte ff Armanaotk—Charlo* 8. Fanreti, Eras. W. M. A. t H. Soaety; Charlro E. Soule. Secretary W. M. A. A H. Society; R A. Hare, H. Y. BelL A. Bilx. Gvo. D. fiiaeon, John Lee, Z*fe- of all; that tte fruit circle clasp, tho wbofe year ; and wu offer rome in-iurapsmtef; W. M. Robinson." mvnU lor poopto to May tn tho ooustry. But it 1* not tbo dollar ocly that is vaL uablo ; domtete comfort is romething: thee,’ ‘ *------------ ——« with Dr. AIKIN, MUSICAL! ' ] ' ' 1 I ' ' 1 < ' ' Iparing to add hundred, of tree, 'orchards Mr. Hull ru preparing to * 1six hundred wore tree* He had 1 ' Late> '-rawmru*. Crawfords. Mr. Gridley, emacc — — « —2 himi to plant other varietws, told BetnarJo. Rov. Mr. Ward, cf Richfield Spring. N- Y., aiidrrased tbo meeting upon tte moral and mautal advaatagM of fruit - - —-------------- tori that It ws. owe of ku life. Ha wav ----- --------------------- intendrat of tho D. * M. IL R^ Mr. Cunningham, agent af the same here, Meecra. tievidgw, Soule, Sisson, and others, tte entertainnro of the party at Spring Lake. Tte party arrived home a* 11 o’clock after one of tbo most de­ lightful excursion* of tte rearen. • Nora st oca Rdoktxx.—And now to all church societies, to all b.Mvo «ii sociotioa, to all Bunday or we A-day schools, to all eoekiup a pleasant rtwort, nr s day of bright healthful rocroxtion, get together your partv. or soeiecy, provide each with basket or bag, ar­ -------------------------- -------------------ith the .tamg volume, compute in one Urge quarto, mealy printed and bouni, and ilhurtrntod with twelve large line engraving, on .tool, and no Im than two hundred fine . wood-cut*. Thia .Sandau! work i. thus make attractive for the whole family ante; and as the price to very moderate. hitherto xn the aams daporttnent, is "Tbo Gallery of Landscape Painten." containing twenty-four largo and supe­ rior engraving, on ntocl, from the works of K.a-tt, Whittredge, Hubbard. Hart. Innesa. and a doom more of our boot American landscape artiste. These (date*, having been engraved for a Urge loBo, (medlast tost by nbreription, the publisher, are n6w able to produce praaentation books. It is really a work of art. such a. eouW hardly bo exreUed in any country. A third book tn thia department is s M fllurirsted edition of the ‘‘Poreis" of Thomas Hood, a n*me which seems to be more and more recurely embalmed in popular eotima- pore, of Mire Ktaanregg. which fere Lreudweribadas "the noblMtcomlxoationoTwit and Chrirtiaa ethic, over cuctainrd in on altegory. •'Tit# Seng of th. Shirt." "Bridga ofSiglm,” Aa, ore “ Tte Midnight Bky th Gatayof £• *•*><* Hooka; a mw illralrate Cowper1. "John Gilpin;" �IICaGO in ASHES i TO ••DfTEaiOX" DRY! 000D8 B0UBZB. the Kahuusxou, Hertings, Lowell aad Not there Railroad held at Hartings on THE flllllEIS MIT OF TIE Cin BTTEILT BEITIOTED Mondar Ort. fifk, 1871, A- J. Bown# Th* opening at Sabin 4 Masou'a, wm nailed to tbo chair, and N. Bailey Tuesday, th* 8d mutant, was, aa usual, one of tbeoroiite at the season- The store wa. thrungod during the day-and evening by tha eitiemis uf our own dtyr and of tho ratios end villages adjoining, N. Bailey moved that tho mooting and tha display of rich goods was each as to gvnondly delight end astonish tbo proceed to name persons residing in Hastings to be presented to the organ, In their Drees Goods Deportment iriug meeting at Kalamazoo os Directors wore shown all th« new fabrics that of said road, which motion was carried. C. B. Barton moved thg£tbo number grace the counter* of the large ertablisht-icnts of tho Mctropohtisn citi-«. borne of persons, so name J, be fixed at tom of the most noticeable of three were which nation prevailed. Whereupon, Japanese Silks and Irish Pophas; also A. J. Bows. C. B. Burton, D. B. Cook, Black Silks in profusion—the latter and J. A. Sweeosy ware choeea aa such rangingfrom SI .S^toflG per yard, end Director* aad their appointment reoombeing eminently stylish . and beautiful. mendod in the order named. The shore named persons, together In this department wore also Trimming Velvets, in all shade*, from |3 to *6 per­ with Wm. H. Hayfard, Noonan Briley, yard, aud elegant Lyons Black Silk Vel­ IL B. Wfchtaan, C. F. Dwight. D. hold ft* ptovmmhm'. rcrato'"’ Tho mem­ ory of tbo American people must lie short, inched, if they do not reooIW tliat the Htnuoitoad polity was derwancrd by thn Democratic prni as uaron-' by ignuranl of the fact that Ln hie own coaatifational, sggrarinu and rerolcUon-' State of Missouri the Internal Reronn. laws of the United State* ran only bo surtiej oat by the rid af mounted U. I 8. Troops; and. in ths face of 2"-U rtU Wximn’i Mcucxt Gem fat October > known fact, ho allogei tha: “ Misouun ii an extra good number, and contains I to-day, by tho removal of di Jxatahisc •omo vary beautiful songs and pieces of , meut, rajoya perfect repwe, order and dancing music, also a large amount of t general good fooling,’ "and mure than musical journal as every family should they might be able to mainain thrir- all broxuie ho Softly My* “ths South hare. Published by W. W. Whitney, political and pwsonal rights of voluntaryr must cut loom from it* old preju lice*" Toledo, Ohio. labor and of State education, against ths> and proda'nas that "fa thia on 1 all politiral disatrililis* should bo removed.” Pstkisux’s Mxusxux for October With such a declared purport ot putwith a nice engraving entitled “The Af­ ter Dinner Najs" followed with p color­ Tbe RepubUean party did more than( ling a premium on Rebel violence, or ( to soy the least, rewarding in luivanco ed fashion piste and uumetuus designs that It saw that those people were too t for fsed/osliar those who, a* a class, for ladies’ aad children’* clothing, fan­ vets from *12 to ISO. A now and novel p6ur fa maintain reluntwy school* It show every dogroo of ted/**/■*/ erntincy wurk, cte. Uliarlex J. Peterson, feature of this department, end one that saw that the public neat incut i arthe for­ ually for al) who do cut bolieve in the Publisher, Philadelphia. received especial attention from the lamer alave bMra wo* totally wpoeod fa motirea, ar* the only moans of • perma­ late Rebriliua, and that reward being [IVtersou’s for September did not dP-s was the made np garments shown. nent cur* vt poverty, crime and dheoa- giving them an ednratioa or to esiab-' anuouuc-'d by one who profitsMo to be roach thia office. Will the publisher 1-odfo*' Bait*, Velvet Cloaks and Cash­ teai. This can bo ereumpluhed by ILih common schools atf aoy kind. The* a Republican rounaeUor; it is not qx>turn Sacks, which hare a certain olopirate forward.] throe-fcN actino: Political, Ferwraal South sorer had dremit wboelv before’ cial cause for surpriso that Itelwl offignner end stylo about them, resulting emancipation, and detenniuixl not fa Ton CriWvefer <uul C*Mlrp GmUnua awl Asaociatod. ’ core, who hare renounced their oaths of from tho exquisite taste an J elaborate point af the eompass, and those are bare any for tbo use of .the freedmen. is a firat claw agricultural weekly in illogianoe to the gvvornment which th ey only tho small beginnings of the Jong workmanship commended ■ and insisted Therefore the freedmen's bureau waa proewsfoa that shall crowd every eve- every revpect. It Is priutsd on good pa­ upon hr the Now York manufacturing still seek to govern for tho purpose of Political action rau only tooi tact-, instituted, which for aoraral year* un­ nuoof transit for days to come, end per and in 1 convenient shape for bi till­ overthrowing, ibou’d fin I moans of se­ dentally to thia object. Tho wrekinghasten to lay ita tribute of symmthy and ing. Its deportmo t> of Agriculture, ratablialimsnt*. Tbo finishing touch of dertook to establish achooh under nacuring large nrom’ae* from their friends mea, like all good ctriaaas, ought to ally substantial rid at the foot of the suffer-1 Stock Raising, Horticulture, and Do- the Drees Good* Department and one in order to take again the loadtrahip of ing, in token ot our common brotherthemselves with that party, whose his­ which created much admiration also, muric Economy ere well made up, and lh-> ruling class in the political South. tory furuMhee fao most complete guorwas tho small ware*—Trimming laces, profited most largely by these national each number contains a largn amount of antera of benoficirst progress. If the schools, it was liecauao the white Work­ bavu been in ]>art sincere, tut what Una •tefie* the coolest calculation and sur- useful reading matter. Published by j. Embroideries, etc. workingmen of the United State* have ixuw* the most vivid imagination It Luther Tucker 4 Son, Albany, N. Y^ at I In Qiawls, their daqilay is elegance ingman had sunk so low « to be unable hindered those letter writer) troii doing any specific reform* to propose, they and richness far exceeded exportations. is only as we take up aotno of ita more to appreciate tho advantage* and Idaas- reverence tn tbo National flag at an oor| [ttomtamt features tn detail that we be muxt fir*t present them at tho bar uf Hie now stylos are as beautiful and be­ inga of adoration giu tu gain a faint cotnprehousion of it* Ova Yevao Fous for October will in­ coming as they well ran be, and made public opinion. where all political causes Tlie Republican party ma>le, monr­ tearful extent We cauuot telegraph terest its reader* greatly. It givee threw It is doalitlnw true that good many the t-yo4 af the ladies sparkle. Hero the glad tilling* that Detroit in one hour over, a solemn compact before readmit­ CUM out of manifest evil, and in this chapters of “ Jack Hazard and his For ­ thmn incorporated in the platform of the wore vlegant I'aisleys ranging from S15 r utacribed Twenty-fire Thoosrad Dol­ ting the late rebellious States into the way tbo answer' and advice given to tunes," a stray which pourasei groat in- to 8150, and there a oot»i or so of new dominant political party; for in that Union, that they should nmintaiu, here­ these su-lden grown patriots by Senator fiercest snow »tonn in his experieure, lar i n* her first contribution fur fas' -re­ lief uf the homele** and hungry thou­ tw*< for the Mttlo folks; and oeroral ntway they will be must speedily ooavorafter, public MliooU open to all. which Bchura may work out a happy influence. imagitm the snow fa bo fire ns it surged sand*. Thuxq is not a telegraph nfilce | tractive artkJa* by popular writer*. Ottornm. aad other fitu wool Shawls, as could only in uro to the benefit of the It is true, however, that what tbo Sena­ hither xnl Either before fao fury of the in the city, and every mrasagu must ! “Our Young t'ontriliutre^Ldjrt'artment tho Republican party has given evi­ workingmen, both black and white-* flend, they will be able to form a faiit •top mile* outside. Trains ot fouled tor parades ns his own advice to rebels qinceptiou of fao flame* as thoy raged ran that hasten to carry thoir bonefac- is excellent, and " The ErcnmgTTTn^ dence that it is ready to adopt all prin­ has been tho ad lira of the Repablicau. rdiruugh the streets at tbo doom» I dty. tains most also empty their troasurve department .will afford a deal of head ciples aad ideas which the popular co>Many of the building* aitusted along tuile* away, a* every depot lias gone work. Janus R. Oegood 4 Co., Boiton, party ever since tho war and to that ncience approve*, aud n ake them a part South Water street buried their red hot down in U*e red whirimo! of flame. publisher*. uf ito platform, surely the workingman, law\to protect each and every man in party arc the Soul hern people mainly rear walls in tho water cf the river, into Friends cannot forward by expreas their aa such, has no occasion firat to tear rastiftg kt* ballot, to prevent foillot-atuf- indebted for 'heir spi-edy material recu- which they plunged with a hiss like unto gift* uf money or other assistance; Guorr’s I-xsr's Boom for October is fing by unworthy men, to guarantee to peratioa. It is Att pitrip mdj that ad- nothing earthly, throwing up a billow ul there is not an office m the city. very full of fashions adapted to the »»a—• c-v *-* —]T .Utah!,, Letters cannot bo received and sent — each aad every workingman Id* abso­ •un. anil has an extensive Work depart­ I tho imsfaf&w baa melted away in the Hah his objects. Common tense clearly lute sovereignty; aad to aecnra to him ment, which cannot fail to interest many surging wares uf this *ca uf lire Not I inficstes that it is much easier to engraft hi* equal influence, which is endanger­ lugubriously applaud, while their hates a bank u left, and where their untold I>eroon». Tho *tocl engraving entitled any jcpular principle into the platform ed by the corrupting power ofteealth. and prejudice* lead them tri tarn their millfon* cf trcaiure aro. none wi'l doro “Nutting," 1* not an American nutting of the dominant party which has the wielded by moncp*Eies and consolidsded backs upon the magnanimity of a party venture to predict. Let us hope, how- sevno, evidently. The literary contents capital. . du* fire worked back, and oftrn against w hich ba* prorod their lies! friend. power to carry it out, than first to popu­ are of the usual excellence. L A Godey, the wind. But iu evory stage, in overy turn, no larise a principle, which must be done publisher, Iliilsdslplun. . Tbo lire, afa r ruuchiug tb.i bitkines* at all events, aud then tear down tho matter what bencficient ptoririon* were J portfou af Randolph nnd South Witter .Irlkur'i Jfay«>>*r for t e ladies and proposed, the Republican perry has on: streets. Imped acruM tlu> river to the party and substitute a new and special ate going steadily on and the masquod Arlkur't iit^nnu for the boy* compare countered the vimioat nnd deadly butparty in its place- It nuiy be strongly favorably with the rert of tho October gentry, who have boon successfully I North Side in an incredibly shcrl spare i ot time, and theuee, among the wooden ruin ; nut a hotel is left, iu a citjTpnH Magariun*. They ire invaluable s* raspretid, therefore, that those who ad­ tility of the Democratic leaders and carrying ou their cruvltio* for some time, . building* aa that side, reached the lake I eta* liotlt fur thu number and sian of ita vocate the psopriety ot securing special proas- And even to-day. in the roeent hud that there is a day uf retribution, shore, alter touching block after block. sceommudatfons for the travelling pab- good moral stimulants to keep the mind* of th" young from pernicious floa.tine Icgis’u tion for the working man by the ndrvaa which was published by them, although it has beeu long in reaching A aceno of more power-teas effort tu fight i lie, aliAwn wr could procure a meal or Uteratonformation of a now i*rtr, aro using this signed by fourteen United States Sena­ them. In Raleigh, N. C, aixtrau out an enemy was never presented. The obtain a niiriu'* lodging. Market*, oleSo says an exchange and we presume only as a pretext to bring the Democrat­ tors, ami trinety-throe Democratic Rep- of twenty members of the Klan charg- people were trying to comliat the fito- vator*, stores, manufactories—all arc it is true, for such is ever the character fi-n.L but tho combat was not of long ic j-arty into puwer, and for die purpewo resentatisae. ** defy any one to find one with the whipping of one man werecoa- duration, for the people bowed their whelmed ia oue common ruin, "in one of Arthur's publication*, but a* the Oo-' of obtaining p»-rt, places, aad power for virtea. Iu many other instance* whore heads in anguish ol -psrit aud suffered ‘ And then the homes destroyed and tober nninder* failed to roach us we of a single spocifi.- measure of rufonn, a I tho hcmeloM one*! . The Grat can liter­ the cbargm are of t graver character ally be counted by faou«*nd* and tho cannot vouch for whit they did contain.1 In M far then as the workingman single lino expressing intexlUon to bene­ latter by tens ot thousand.. Wo use Hixarn san Homc improves in every needs special legislation, bo can obtain fit. either the wurkiagmsn or the coun­ tbo* ) words and tbea fail tu ralch tho number, end the spirited publishers, it. after duo discussion, from the Repub­ try a! large, or as tending to augment awful kigniucaucc of their meaning. lican party, which has ahistory that in- the glory and honor of the Nation, eith­ Nu shelter for defenslee* h« ad«, no food Messrs. Orange Judd 4 Co., are evident- j er at home ar abroad^ Itiis the same coatiwarribly chows that it has been, fi-r the hungry, no wurk fur the willing ly dotonuinril to make it tkr firat aud The stealing of eutoe valuable seals but idle thousands af hands, and tho boot lamlly|pa)>er published. Mr. Eg­ for the last ten years, tho ons, real, system ot fault-finding, of pulling down, from the State Department aaid io be practical friend cf the workingman, of boliuleing of evary true rouscientfou* worth several hundred dollar* is again vision north of Twelfth street, nothing accuamlatioii* of year* of toil and tar­ gleston's new story. “The Hoosier ing, tho treasure*'of every hou»ehold, and philanthropic man that has endea ­ making no dixtiuction on aneixtut of race arousing tha public wrath aguinat the is unw left save trnmena* piles of ashes all raauhod cod as though they bad Schoolmaster," promise* to bo extremevored to promote the progree* of our ly interesting, and we really think that’ potty, economical idea., ruling our Cor­ ami «mi.uWvring firra, with a few walls towering above tho sea of ruin at their our reader* would do well to subscribe ■ feet. The walls of tbo Michigan Cetitherefor. We will toad it and tho Bis- ' Imcsxssx or PorcLsnoM lx Micsrbnildings for .'tho accommodation of trial, or Union Depot as it is called, aro doavered to protect tho weak aad poor ii Mas, for flt.HM, for the sunning year. 1 tx.—The population of Michigan in clerical forces and tho appurtenaacaa of standing, aud aro uninjured rcmparaWhat has gives to the modem labor their rights, the Domocratin party baa o&ce. Old rented buildings aro imuffici- tindy. Tho roof wn* destroyed, as well ich census year ainro 1800 has- been Itoox Tnuar's Amsttiom. - This i« the movamea' its strength end euaatderaexhausted the vocabulary of nprobriou* title of a very charming story eliout to ent for tl>e working of Gosernment ma­ lion 1 What has given an impulse to । beou conatructed in ita interior, but tlio term*, in dotinnnciation of tho Ropublilie (mblished iu that Stirling weakly pa212,207 chinery and that one of the cog* in tho i depot will aeon lie restored and be nructhe elevation and dignification of labor ran party. 4.762 387,654 great wheel should slip from its place ! tically as good as «vsr. Tbo walls of and g*tb?red her store* from tho mart* |>er T)a Awtasy StW Tum*, of Philathroughout tho whole world, except the 8,765 of the world. Her pride is smitten to 749,113 Barely the workingmen af tho United Pastors, Superintendents, and enter into another and entirely un­ । the Th'hnsr building aro also erect, and 1 ' the dust, her wealth ie vanished ? God delplua. abolition of involuntary labor in the 31,63V 1,184,059 States are too intelligmit to be misled by expected u*o ia not surprising consider­ near the Tondolpb street*bridge, over in ie in this calamity! He who make* His Teacher*. Parents and all who or* en- I‘ At this rate of Increase Michigan, in United States ? the west division, n brii’k Luildinc i* | ing tho greet facilities nffordwl for firat | standing ou the north side of Raudulph minister* a flame of fire, ha. visitnl. gage-1 iu the* instructioa' of the young, |[ the year 1900, will hare a [opulaliou Itunng the forty yearn' reign of th® which experience and time hare proved c.ass depredation.* a* well as for petty '’ street, just north of tho bridge Those and none cun say Him nay or stay tho will find Tin Tints a valuable helper, | of at least two and a half millions. But, Dwaocratic party, several millions of of benefit alike to the nation at large, pilfering*. , '' ar* actually all that is left of this great progress of H» resirtlews march ! It and should sand for a simple, which ! taken In cutiuection with the great adworkinguien and women aad their off­ become* u* reverently to acknowledge and particularly to the poor num, of in­ can bo obtained Jrtt on application.__| btuinres center of the Northwest Tho spring were bough: aad sold, like the Hi* hand, thankfully to confra* Jiis tegrity, and inirreslrl in an honost gjvThe defeat of Geu. B. F. Butter, a* result of the fire on the bridges is a cu­ ibsrcy, aad carr.crtl* to invoke His pro- j Thn pnblivhnro have also i<sued a rata- ' rattle af the field, and dedicated to the rious thing. Tho bridges oa Twelfth jxxr human prile stand* fogvi of Valuable Appliances for Sun- I the Republican nominee for G-rrcrnor street, oxemsive, to Madison stocot, fur­ lection. Our .1__ _____________ _ ■__ r*, . day Schools, which trill bo sent to all ■ of Massachusetts atul his noble words nishing transportation into 4ho western Amcricau workingmen were prevented greater increase, than has marked any earnest Sabbath Schco: workers who previou* dixaub*, and nobody, need be It is true largo quantities of public to the Convention announcing his inten­ division, aro .dcstzyod, but tho other by arus-land outrageous laws from learn­ write for it. Address J. C. Garrignes ing to read and write, aad, consoquoutly lands have been granted to Railroad tion to support ita Miminero aud to Lndge* stretching around the north side surprised if C.r population by that time arc standing and aro apparently uuin* Co, 608 Areh Street, Philadelphia, to think They ware prevented both by Com[ioni«s, and tho timobaa cume when fight in future inside of tho RopubUcaa . I i**n'U “a W li,a°" thing ” this system of disposing ot tho public l>orty, gave general sutigfartiou to his When Ute fire was ducovcnsd to be । "Lot our sympathies abound, domain must atop. Some of the land friend* here at the Capitol where his dangerous,.th*‘Michigan Central, Chi-1.uocor bo speedy aad gvner 11* ana's Miaixtxx f<q October is a grants were not made judiciously, end great ability >• obeorvod and beat cage, Burlington 4 Quincy, and otherreaarf ------- • do J- too •---------*• Let » -•----much. every village very intcrosting number, containing no­ appmeiatad. It is generally concedrd I roods occupying tho Union Depot, com­ and city in Michigan rnoka haste to send moron* illustrated article*, among which employers ' * tavuced to move their cant out beyond ita response to the ay for succor. Atnl aro “Dolores,“ “New York City PcatThe Republicxn party, seeking tlia tian is vary great. Yet tbo land grants I tbo section which tbo fire reoehod, *o•mancipation ot thia oppressed class, given to the Pacific Railways arc. by no tad tu snceeoafully wear the mantle of cumulatmsr them between 1 litb end 22d lot every farm give of it* stores, to oUCcc." “The Yale Collsgn Expedition Mv Earroa, Sr:—Thinking that you , ■well fan stream that shall make glad through good and evil report, aad after means, an uamixud eriL They have the grout Commoner Thaderi* Stevens, streets. They did nor looo any of tlwrir the heart and strengthen the hand* of of 1&70." “Reindeer, Dogs, aad Snow aud some of your reader* might be glad and upon any emergency however great rolling stock and have oaiy suffered tbo tens of t'tousands uf our neighbors Shoe*,” “Border Ileminisoencea,” ‘•Han­ to hoar from onr Whiaky tiuit, which yean al struggle and obloquy, aucemrior sudden lo thorw an immense weight so droa-ltelly stricken, so tsrriblo dcoti- nah Jane"-a poem by Petroleum V. ha* been pending for some time, I will ed ia arousing tho public conioence to tute. demand the abriitkn of involtmUiy sere ert—which, aa tong as speedy ebmmu- of giant intellect upon the side of truth Na*by, "The Axnuricau Boron.” and send you tome of tbn most important Gm uxu- *.*o rtTT Clxcaeo I And vitaiL. The Eupuhliran party insisted nicataon was wanting, could only be used and jusbee whan the/ are threatened "Postage Ftamp* aad their Origin.” forts in tho case, with, perhaps, a few let all thopeojilr. say Asm 1 to be overborne by tbo tide of passion that vol notary labor, secured by volun­ as hunting groundu Colonel Thorps, in the “New York City suggestion* to parties who may proas- , The Railroad Comp-onies or carried away through (ho cdiaanda of tary and ssjuitable contracts, should be Post Office," in hi* most humorous style I cute in tho future. In tlio first place I interested in emigrulton ; it ia cf Ute ut ­ conservutire conventionalism. Surely tel's tho story of that imtitutiou, tte mi-1 bars to say that tha People of the State , oubotituiod tor inrotentary aad beredimost consequence to them, to have their the Bejrtiblican party can ill spare at gratmns, its progroas. aid ita pwiNtaUr. of Michigan jror* W Conae, Whisky long aud exposed Hnrs protected by setFrom this paper the reader will natural­ all ou tho other side. At least the beat tlmncnls; and. therefore, they are affor- ready and powerful debater from the ly turn to J. M. Chute's article oa “Posf- evidence of any in the case, at all, was ing their laud* oa such easy terms that lower House of Congroia He will bo nge Stamps and their Or.gio,-" fflustra- tho presence of it in Court, of which ' emigrants prefer them to the public mure gentraily welcomed bock tlwn al­ tod with ninety-nine cut., representing Dcfotidmt and hie counsel seemed to 1 lands farther off. A law, however, ought most any other member of that body of tho postage K*O|s of all urtioiM.— have all that was needed, for fan time to be speedily enacted, fixing the tnCxi- which he must in future be the ackncwlBayard Taylor, contributes a paper on being. As I presume be to a reader of | uicm price of said landr.. and prerunting edged leader. “ Down tbo Eartoni Shore," which is your paper (and rary poasihly gets sober Along tlio lake front are accumulated The speechwi of Hon. Geo. 8. Boutdescripti.e of Maryland scenery. Tho sometimes) w<> would hun* suggest to said I the wrecks of property belonging to wolL Secretary of the Treasury, made Literary, Scientific, and Historical Rec­ counsel, that it is not tho part of * g*n- ] thousands of people, in a state of par­ in Ohio, guvo great satisfaction to Re­ tial ruin aad of utter disorganisation. ords are fall, and tho Editors Drawer Hemau to miastato the law* before a 1 publican. here and everywhere. His Great effort* are being made to secure Court, or to attack an officer of the Pro- > resaoniag is ecnalusivo, and his hand­ order aud avoid disturbance, and it is “Ddts Hollow,” Mrs. Wood's now pie with irtaritmg language, while act- J ling of the smaller light, of finance believod that they will be generally sueBook is in press, and will be published iug in tho Um of hU duty, perhaps J Osaaful. though I ought not to accuse the worthy ’ aud tariff policy cause* sympathy £*r Almost all tho elevators in die city rea.- door. Ho immediately opened it, ’in a few day* by T. B. Putareun & Bro*. them to b* fait foe them while imdergo- have been homed, aud a groat number when dense volumes of smoke issued ]I’biladelphia, from the author* MS3. Coiinaellor, of such conduct at all, ex­ from the rar, th* orxistant baggage and , advanced proof sheets, purchased cuse me, 1 think I should bars said i uuU-r staggered out. the bell cord was ■ whisky, as that seemed to be the pro- ‘ pulled violently,‘and the train was in a will be issued in America simultanoous-; dominant fint in the man. In raso of ly with its publication in London, end I pronecuttor. of Liquor Suite, by tks in unifiirm style with "Buasy Rana," ; ‘■Roland Yorke," •'The Chnnsiags,'' and all tho previous work* by this favorite and popular author. *- Dene Hollow," while remaining tbo charactrriatfc fi^. 100,000 People Homeless. deaf and dumb, 814 who wero inwne, fill who ware idiotic, and two- who were blind and also 8 O’CLOCK. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR CRUMBS 5 COMFORT! New Advertisements. RUPTURE 4““” **•'“ OF BATTLES. THE YEAR iMJHtsltvmx POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH AWD REPUBLIC. WELLS' CABBOLIC TABLETS, REDUCTI0N OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. GREAT SAVING TO COUSUIEBS The American Washer! PRICE. 85-50. KNOTS UNTIED ISTORY OF THt ‘ACTION To_the Ladies!! taro* of ita author’s stylo, may be eausidsred equal if uot superior to auythiug t'STS£“ AID �10W FOB THE RAILROAD SOOTKM RAILWAY IlllUtl. QBAND TRUNK RAILWAY SSMSW»BS.-XS~ Te all whom ft May Coawn. MCHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. tai River Valley Division Coronxs A Bxowx have moved their »tock of goods to tho 6r,t floor romer of State And Chureh street and have made large additions Io tbeir stock. Their ehan go oT quartan will materially in­ crease their basinaas. Give them a call Fur ! that dreadful word Bounds from the Groat North Want, wliore it has N. Cook, best 3 yrs- old or over, |3 00 marehod wildly oror millions of emt Charles Young. 2nd 8 00 ol country, devastating tbo forrtta, A. B. Pennock, 3rd 1 b0 burning tho hornet of tho hardy pioneer and leveling flourishing Httfo dttas to Naw Goons.—Mrs. Merrill wishes to say to the ladies of this city that aha has a new stock of millinery goods pur­ chased at Chicagu just previous to the Great Fire All thn fotee: styles, and at low prices. Call at her store on Jef­ ferson Bt Ftnf ! it re-echoes all over this brood land and outers the forests ot our own proud t'tato. Every paper contains sickening accounts uf destruction. Hol­ land city lays in ashes. Other places have shared nearly the aamo fate throughout the S(pte. end the cry for help appeals to dur sympathies While our own city has escaped thus far, that ie no sign we might have a visit of thia terrible element Our wells are not over stocked with water, aad our cis­ terns are nearly dry. A Naw FtM n Paosracr.—Dr. Cox ! from the ci(y of Philadelphia arrived in our city on Monday evening to engage in tho practice of medicine in connre, tioe with Dr. E. F. Brown. Tho now ! Dr., we toara, is a graduate of the Med i ton! Department of tho Peoa. University. Mxa Leer Hotcxiss. an old lady R5 (Allopath) and al«o of tha Hahnemann ; HoemaopatoicOuL of Phifo. Ho was elan roars of ago, attended tho Cbunty Fair ; eu army rorgoon during tho lata war lastwwl with her aon-in-tow Mr 8. Law, of thia City. This was the first fair she ever saw. and tbo old lady seemed I to enjoy it finely. She declared she would like to go again. Ruseett Potatoes, filling as fall as t hey could bo piled, one half bushel measure, were left at our ofltoe on Tuesday morning with tho eomplimaats of James W. Maywood, of our city. These are hard to beat and we suspect, cannot be beat- TICK John Campbell, beat colt 3 yrs. old, Gilbert Striker, 2nd IC. W. H. Ca«aday. 3rd Alien Abbey, best colt 2 yrs, old, 0. M. Moon. 2nd Wm. Vester, 3rd 8. W. Leno, beat colt 1 yr. old, Porso Otis, 2nd Samuel Owen, 3rd Samool Slafter, be»t sucking colt, Satnusl Owen, 2nd । Nothing. Proud buildings roar -their J. C, Hanna, 3rd heads heavenward and nothing to help stay the devouring elements if once un­ der way. In this city, the buildings are not (sacked like Chicago and if wo only bad Water Works, we might save our­ i. O. Freeman, etwriai prem­ selves from being completely devoured ium for stallion with 5 beat sucking colts, in ease of a rontlagration Wo should DIVISION B. have a Hook and Ladder Company. H."Q. Carter, best jack, 1st diplo­ ma, (no compctitimi.) IL G. Carter, best mule colt 2 yrs. old, (no competition) a Fann na Fax—Wo cogo fire, having lost everything, and took ths train for thio dty while her house was blaring. This ia only ooe instance, there are tAseseads of others Concert and Musical Entertaiuutent, from pupils of Mia. lisle A Mias liliger. Music Teacban, at Union IU1I, an Tuesday evening next, nt which time a had hie pump factory in running order public examinetion of! their improvement just previous to the Fair and turned ou t will be made, and prixaa given Io each several which he exhibited on tho ground papsL sni had one in working order. Thrv Tbo evening’s axtreiare willttlose with aro universally conceded to be a good s Musical Operetta, entitled, “ Jallio pump .nd we aro glad tv know that Bell or Tho Culprit Fay.’’ Groat Mr. A has decided to make Hastings preparations have been m-ulc to make the headquarters tor their manufacture. this entertainuent a surocev. and wa Hasnses Maaqu Woaxs ar ntx Fata —Merera Black A Fuller exhibited at the Fair toot week, several fine opedmens of their work. One, which attract ed so much attention was a beautiful stone curved on a solid pedretal reprerentmg a pile of boullora, the whole having such etogsai finish, won the praise of ail who raw iL MicMgan Central R. R OLD, HL1AILE AND DIRECT ROUTE. On th. first page of this ireue w. place before cur road ere a report of the October meeting cf tho State Pomologi­ es! Society, held on tho 3d insU st Spring Lake, Ottawa county, and to whkh the special attention of our f*opto is directed- Fruit growing ia one of the meet important interests of our State, and too much attention cannot be given to it by our Farmers. l u™.i» r>» “ «* -r~s - ________ DBVGOore. CtolHu-.S-q “F Abraham Ryerson, 2nd Thomas Alloh, 3rd J. 0. Bray, best bull 1 rr. old. D. C. Sanborn, 2nd J. C. Bray,- beet bull calf, Olis 4 Mallory 2nd J. C. Brny, best cow, •• “ 2nd • Otis 4 Maltoty, 3rd J. C. Brav, beet bettor 1 yr old, Otis 4 Millay. 2»d CLA88 NO. 2. J. Stevens, bret bull 3 yre. old. and Ladies, will show tbeir teachers aad Andrew Kennedy, bret bull 2 friends how well they nppreciste their years obi, musical opportunitiea An admission 1 Fred McNair, bret bull 1 yr. old, fee of 25 cents will be charged to defray E. D. Reed, 2nd espensea. Doors, open al ~ ; exerrisre commences at 7 1-2 o'clock. We hopo they will have a_Jult bouse Thia institution with throe big tents filled with curkxitivs, birds, beasts, rep­ tiles aad big alephanta, together with the finest artufc display ou thia conti­ nent, which will give two exhibition in Hastings, Wednesday, Ort. 25th. J. E. Warner the Napoleon of managers with tha foresight of the first consul was not long ia discovoting that to bo a succoeotul showman, was to be a live owe, and instead of following the well-beaten To na Ccisar.-The Baxsxx will be -st/* to every Clergyman in th. County of Barry, who win furnish ns with Ilia post office eddron- Ia return we ask of them and each of them to •sod na notice, of marriages, and of the deaths that may occur in their eongrogatiims, and any other matters of pub­ lic fo feast, religious aad otherwise that may come to their knowledge. uuwu, —■— -ri— tunity of soeiag a gig-auric Museum, and grand Menagerie without visiting a Circae—thus catcricg to the publie and supplying a long-felt and sensible want in the show bnsJnere It u ouid be use­ lore here to attempt enumerating the many attradivo features ia the magnifi­ cent Circus, or furr.iah a list of the per­ tanners, or a catalogue of the vast ani­ Loan,,, WOT PaxjurMv.—Prufeasor mal kingdom cn exhibition. TheEmSwensberg, of th. Grand Rapid..Comkj, iif-n- at the two fairs. From the Union Fair he bore off fire of <ha first prentonufor idain businrov and off hand Penmanship, and thia, too. not­ withstanding the sharp oompatitiom Not -UiMWd with thia th- ITofereor antora the Usta at Katomaaoo, and come. Stevens. beat deron cow. CLASS NO. A Wm P. GsaeU, bret yoke of working oxen. Defoe McElwain, be* pr. 4 yr. old steers, Mooes Fuller, best pr. 3 yr*, old steers. a F. Edson, 2nd tber Patton. 3rd J. Stevens, bret pr. 2 yre. old John Fanebar. 2nd Wm. Vester. 3rd Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN CR A I N DRILL Mrs. W. 8. Gcodyear beat Pillow Cease, ; “ W, 8. Goodyear best Curauro- & Jordan b-stfPatch-work Quilt. L. Barber 2d • “ B. JL Purdy ba* common “ Lottie Dfokeusan 2d Bosket Manning Doud best Bod Spread J. 6. Van Brunt bejt Rug “ J. M. Hawes 2d “ !• • M. E. Taylor ease of Millinery Goods " C. 8. Barton Ottoman cover, “ O. Roywood bret Plain noodle “ " “ “ " “ “ George W. Gregory, beet dog­ power churn, O. Dunham, best boo hire, W. T. Ejietman, best corn shsller, Goo. W. Gregory, best horao-rake (Coat's Superior, lock lever,) C. F. Dwight, beef two-borre square drag. Eli Shupe, 2nd C. W. Taylor, best drive well “ wheelbarrow, hand-cart, aud turnip drill, C. F. Dwight, best 3 shovel corn plow, C. F. Dwight, licet double shovel plow, | E. P. Burrall, belt jucqung shovel plow. | E P. Burrall, beat gang plow, E. P. BURRALL H. W. Bolding bret Ornament- 8. W. lane, beat white beans, F. D. McNair, best octa, (Surprise,) Q. D. Moore, best buckwheat, G. Brainard, best Soules wheat, 1 J. C. Bray, best barley, Wm Landon, b«t trars corn, L. Itorlwr, । each blow potatore, | J. F. Emory, beet sweet potatoes. ' Mason Alien, best onions | G. D. Moore, torgvwt aquaah, . C. B. Eenhaiu, best winter squash, I. Barber, l»e«t ruts bagas, John Keegto, beat blood beets, j “ •• best turnips, I “ “ bret parsnips, • ' John llalchkire, beet col. of fruit af all kinds. 1 John Hotchkiss, bret fall apples, John Robertson, beet winter applre, J. C. Hanna, best coL pears. John Hotchkiss, bret col peaches, 1- Barber, best col. plums, | Wm. P. Ftficld, best col. grapoe, C. F. Dwight, bsat a'eel mold board sod plow, C. F. Dwight, bret earn plow, 8. 8. Flak, bsat cultivator and gang plow comb’d “MeOrkl Geo. Brainard, boat seed sower end cultivator combined. PLOWS AMD CASTIMGS, POTATOES WANTED For which the highest market price in Cash Grebel A Russell, best riding bri­ dle. Orebel A ItussoU, best tot tin ware, Mason Allen, fancy cano**. Stewart A Sleinhotf, ciao of dental Harrison Carpenter, 3rd 2 00 Among the many crudes otr exhibi­ tion we notice thu tawing machines, of which there wore three kinds - the Wheeler A Wilson. Finkle A Ivon, and the Florence, showing some fine work Tlwtre being no premiums for this class of machinns, wo eould vay that they are all first clsMi machines, and from the samples shown u» nf work done by ths Samuel Law. boat picture fraww, Julius RusmU, esrvail brackets, J. L. A I). Reed, shifting rail for ton buggies, Jason Rich. Lest »rtt horn- shore Urvbei 4 RuseulL bret parlor stove. Goodyear 4 Striker, beat ™ok stern. ill be paid. The best place in the say tlist it is edaptod to all lands of family sowing. Wo would, also, state that Don Jones of Grand Rapids, had on exhibition several fine organs M. L. WlLLUMS, soc'y GROCERIES J. L- Al). Read, beat single eeat InYxe •• “ best,______, _ _ __ , _ D. W. Ellis, best burin see buggv, 1 C. H. Drtnrtt, single buggy. 2nd at the new brick store of last of Letters remaining in the Po»tvffiee. Ort 11th, 1871. Mrs C. Alloa, Edward Austin 2, P. Mrs. C. A. Newland. 2nd 25 Y. Baldwin. A. M Butterfield, E M. 8. Andrus, best salt ris'g breed. 50 Commins, Wm. Craaaon, Fannie J. ■< G. Strikre. 2ml 25 Downing. Angie Holmes, Htrnhen B. Hoyt, Charles Hogle, Hiram Mowrey, *• A. Kennedy, beet graham bread, 50 uulu a.— n m “ 8 Andrus, beat corn bread. 50 D. McOmber, best Sept butter. 50 “ML. Willsams, 2nd 25 “ A. Kennedy, bast June butter, 50 “ a B. Bcntaun, 2nd 25 “ 8. Andrus, best cream pie, 25 - A. Kennedy, bret dried peaches, 50 “ Geo. Brainard, 2nd 25 “ •• best d. apples, 50 “ A. Kennedy, 2nd _ 25 We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash Geo. Brainard, 2nd 25 •• best canned quinoea, 50 8. J. Itoklmaa, 2nd 25 G. Brainard, beet tun'd currents, 50 Wm. 8. Goodyear, best pickled (i«rBnunarL 2nd only, at the very lowest rates. 25 N. Bartow, boat pickled pcaehre M Goo. Brainard, 2nd 25 H. Barnum, beet can'd cherriee, SO L Barber, 2nd 25 H. Barnum, beet can'd plums, W W. 8. Goodyear, l>ret collection .Jm*. ' 60 3586 Years Boca Guana.—Tbo Middleville Ptomdrebr of tost week sums up the result of tho Railroad meeting uf Uwell in tho following dotoful strain :-Wo wtok aimjdy to give it as our unprejudiced . ■ __ TtaaStacS A Peninsular Railway. chino make, Mrs. J. M. Hewn, boot child's Dreoa, “ W. & Goodyear bret Night Richard Jonas, 2nd J. T. Dibble, 3rd Horse screaming to tho North. Let L. N. Mixer, beat pr. 4 yrs. old every man work with hia neighbor and if ho ore'I do aa much as he would like, let him do what ho caa. a nd if «B will do this the Rood will be built asms new, shoyarLr, and we will write victory on our Bonner. (We mean tho R. R Banner.) futitt?. Nofice to hereby given wo are P” IITd “ do horse-shoeing and will endeavor to give aatistoclion to all who mar fliror us with their patronage oet!0w3 J. L. Bn, 4 Bao. Mre. G. Striker, beat Woolen Socks Julius Russell beat Sofa cushion Miaa Sarah L. Barlow beat Table Sett Mata, Mrs. A. Kennedy bast Woolen Gloves, Mrs H Barnum beet Woolen Mil- rrneriug at '.Ms point are put within our reach, let not one moment's time be lost , in idle speculation. IM •try are uwL , No matter about the tit oaUiayt. The working bere don’t stop their labors Umure there are Ihonre in the Htve.; they double their efltorts nnd toy by thrir etorea. Yea; I know they kill off the ’ Drones in their industrial economy. We MAISKIC. UmI LINT 0E PREMHHIB A m«-UnK of tho Stockboktoro was -Vms.'asst* .daaes.'Zesr »/ M. Jtsrry CnoOy held at Kalamaroo <« tbo 10th inst. The entire lint was fully represented, aad ft Uwe Grm* m flto Otf '/ gsrfriiys, the road iwganised under the name cf 0< 4M, 5* 1871. the Katan.ax.xK. Lowell, 4 Northern Mich. R. R. Co., loading from Kalama­ ’ •» to Hastings; thaneo North to Smyr- J. Bipple. Katomaaoo G>, Scalpel b. g, be*. nia, via. IxrweU Thirteen Directors t wore appointed, a. follows : For Kal- Ira C. McAffistor. Barry Co.. Oerogie Mack, b.g. Uno nmasoo, &; Hastings 8 ; UweD, 4 j DIVISION A-CLAB8 1. Smymia, 1; For Hastings, A. J. Orson Dunham, be* irrado ewe, Bowue. C. a Burton, D. R. Cook. The Cotswold, William O. Freeman, boat, 4 yre. D. W. FJlu, 2nd 1 namre of the Dixertore from the other old or over. 1 place. We hare not received. CLASS NO. B. Parsley Otto. 2nd Now that all uncertaintire about the rood are put beyond any quiwtion, and Wm. 0. Freeman, Ard ’ the advantagts of a competing line Alrah Badeack, best 2 yw, old Experience �At Oxaugrrino, Oci. Gib. « Hastings, Oct- 9th, and Nor- Gib. As-yria. Ort. 18th—Ellie School 9.500^- 'juNaahvnk “ 17th. JOB D. R. COOK & CO’S „ Middleville “ 20th. •*' Hickory Corners, Ort. 2&th. “ Woodland. Nor. 10th. Ofllee in Hoatinga. -- ----------- — I*0!'5" *ntattaiB'. tmrt to swine and poultry are not r srugubir, hut etnuq^y n( vtcianre > the law* of nature With them, a ia b bog and can take ear* of him. JJ ’» Ofller the following \Ta,v Titles VINECAR BITTERS : FOR S A. L E , uwr* of LAXIjS of habit or Mcowity. Ther norm to think that a hop bis no c^rac-ption uf moo. crtnfart. cleanhMM. and good bring ; that hr can etaud any amount of t*gl«^ and cnH,discomfort and str­ ution ; and eo your Piggy ia thrtut i some Stahy, otoiTy plaro (called at pen), half filled with Btmw end brel plank, and timbers, r.ud here hois im­ ported to live aud thrive. Whan tbo auunapT of his firat existanew ia over,- if not tuadB happy by A>ath. his misery ni.tl wretcheduom aro still further pro­ longed by bring crowded inti a dark. iU-arafrirod. ill-reaiihuod corner of the shed or stable. No maitar if th« dour io half rolled away and tho eHoo of the building shaky u>d gaping with creeks; no matter If thu wind dues whistle Ihrcugh the eran old ccineen and the UrMga), raaalotf tl STOW Llow in. Pig-y can stan! it, be b KXI’ItDM MAIL IrarN Darth used to Ilin ccld wcatbir, and poor Biddy tan ttaud it tax for dhe can ■orrtrlogle Maa YartatLrtA. UOKTMIBd KXFBKrta. ttMtj. etosall M »M/.ill., am.*. . Situated in tho various Townships <.f Barry County—oue of-the |«st Couatiao in the State of Michigan, THEA-KECTAR BLACK TEA_ YV ANTKlJ-AGKNTA. t»3O Iterunl , »» <tr erirtralet (lOJ/iciKflt TUX WtSSaxAsr ,/sfa feuf. t. i. nee. will axpswae U) filthy places aa te boa direct outrage upon communitr and all sanitary fawn. Wo orw all more or 1cm guilty; there are bat few who keep hog* or poultry aa that should be kept, noth die utmost rieauimesa, with good i food, good ventHation, and accoas to 1 pure water Men, eminent as breeder,, , bi neat stock, and who spare no pains ! with a horse or an ox or a ant, frequent­ ly fail here. Not long since wo visUod tho estabjubmaat of * noted breeder of neat itwk, and I could not help noticing the a" and their surroundings. Some., of ! i lived in just as ui<w pene *• «V » One need to hare, whifa Others - Ad tW ' greater por.iira - were kept in very Ultliy plarea. But those that occupied die gwd pens were not kept dean — 1 wallowed in their own' mire, nnd , fao, when thorn was tdaa trod old I draw and old liedding in Ao bam and ' to hare kopt id,-::. If FAMILY KNITTER. THE CHEAPEST RACE BALTIMORE. .•s«-anttreriisrrs Qaw' s leaalr-an,a U 1 ■I ■ i ut Haora aim -va uaulular fanz sen BMaMiaa l« Uia l>. A iwrasr trtra ha.a< m Sexual Scienc HASTINGS. FOR CARLTON. fjjfn'ursn WILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. ’ After oue h"a town seeds, hoed planta and fought weeds all ntituner. it really stems aa though a Utile rest from sue* Work might bo had in^anttunn. But life is but a constant strife at best, and if wo would secure tbo i good thing* of earth, a little forethought in the way ot preparation is quite important. HOPE. CAUTION REDUCTION OF PRICES GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS irvtng. SHEPARD'S COfiPOUHD WABOO BIITO EiSfSK'u^Kn.t"- “• Frier, only SO CcnU a Bottle. mtns that hare varied somewhat G ths original type, and if this variation is in tho right direction—i. u., suits us better than the normal (urn—they mav tx-prr^-n.-l with «>m.. sa-jnav that mure ot h-oa of tho next genotatioa will: ORANGEVILLE. FAMILY BIBLi pUH-- A FAMILY RECORD, C'ounlij or State. IWO ILLUSTRATIONS, 50,000 It KF ERE .V U E8, TIIK ■•u.-ruutax family BIBLK ^■zrPsychomincy. main enjp is gnttenxL Let any oultivnU>r drew u model uf the' fan* he may S» in any uf lira oadinaiy root croja, th. n make selections a* near it aa ihle out of every crop, carefully mi**d from ooch, end it will requin­ hut a few yea™ to obtain a pmnaare: varisty of the deaired farm. manner, as there are really dodo n be called tho original or norH» of the species. Tuusatoea, l cue umbers and tr.uaii.aa can on- COCOAlNEl Janndier, Ixiilyrttion, Sour Stom­ ach, Camirnu., Srrrmu and Sick Headache, Liter Complaint, frtwr*f uc, Dyvpepma, Wormo in Children, File*, Bllloai Q>M. plaint*, Loot of Appetite, I'.rvptloiu of the Skin, Fit*pie* on the Face, and all IMaeeueo erf the lUood; allo the bent Dinretie in far for Kidney Cumplaintt, JToab Hack, Fain In the Mil, Lumbago, Gravel, llbeumatitm. Ih>l ear ■■ lITBMfltQI Price, «nlyM Cento a Bottle. JURUBE8A PB^A'gEQIUMM.^. mod, far til Umosm* < Vl.n AMD NTMUn. llltHTIitluTIIIX OF H HY. LTI.R1NR. OH AH FOVKHTV OB-A Y4 ORJMMEJVML FREE .<.it'«a rurr-itou TiiKiit tmCOHITABTU. For Me by Drwt'fj art Nthn OnmJj. ' GN. SHEPARD. i WB3 Dr. Weill’ Etet if Jmteii free Moe* Suitable for tbo Ptautlv, Most Valuable lor th® Student, Moat Insteurtivo far the Toaehrr. Moat Appropriate far the Child, Moat Useful far the Minister, Most Ibteresting far tho Fanner Most Elegant far the Most Profitable toe tho Study. THE-ricrqat^i. family bible. :^.r^^ys,ar5K! w.lk iS>lr ■ll.iwl..., .... THE GREA.TC AUSE HUMAN MISERY. FREE HOMIBTEAJ? OF 1» ACRES, THE NOVELTY GLOS WHINGER. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-10-18.pdf c0d029cfa4d647ecb4d818499656206a PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. OCT. 18 1871. HEX-! drains and blood and dust, they stand at their post* and work their ptsco* with tbo skill tnd firmness of veterans whik ar ms oittx xocxrsw aor. the esunago thicken* arounl thorn. We kap over tho works and with steel BECOLLECnOMB OF THE 1 ICAN WAR. Would call 'Ute attention of the public to the Largest and Great­ est variety of cookiNs m pi8i.hr mm I •i tkffitl 'J BtlM Sfifi Ctuu. At early dawn oa (he 11th, our artil­ lery opened upon the soul hem gate* of tho city. Our brigade wm ordered to castk of Chapultepee. Our poiition was upon tbo south-east. Gen. Pillow was to advance upon the west side from tire aqueduct nt El goHno. Officers WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! S™' J. P. ROBERTS & Daily RUGS Medicines, Dye Stalls, STEWART k. STKIMHOFF. Shims ait IstaticaT Deitiitx, RD'S * »Ws Aura Hwsteeu oom it-Jr—“• taking of the castle, wo return to our regiment, leering forty-two of our par­ ty spoa the bloody soil of Chop. Itopsr. Swooping in haste along the causeway er* rejoin our brigade. Gen. Smith i < filled with the round of irregular dbchargro of cannon and muiketry, tho shouts of nemba'ants and shriek, of the OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE. or to sinks down or spiro thee* more Gt subject* for the nursery than th* fold. Skillful side thrusts from their short ■woods, tho crack of their weftaimed .ecopotas and pistols, warn us that they are no m-an opponents. Clubbing rur guns w* reluctantly beat thorn aside and open a paaeag* to the cnsik. B<ore as is a diteh in tho bill- mon from Quitman’s diridan command­ fall among in like rain, ed by.Maj. Twiggs; end one of 200 right and left eomradee go down like 1 mon from oar division and placed under grain before th* reaper. Porter, Hag. the command of Caph Casey. It was coming!" Totbe east the banner of ner, Steptoe, Drum and Dimkk .ply the Pennsylvanians is seen drifting on my lot to be one of th* last named party. Pioneer oampanin with ladders, the smoko of tbo battk—ever and anon One after another of their famines pick* and crowbar*, accompa­ falling a* erne after another strongholds crumble before tho crashr*ro b shot down. When | ing weight of their dfotfargro. nied ua Gen. Worth's division wa* held in rororrs * .bort distance north ’ to—-| F*r across th* low, w*t meadows, a of Molino del Rey. ' distant* of two miles, the amok* of a The hill on the north and in tin- rear i fiorcai cannonade b aeon, in front of i Worth's Hare, indicating a sucoraaful <>l Chapult«pe<f was ro sleep as to pro-, self, I was; । elude tho idea of an atleek from that ; advance toward th* Sea Co*ma gate. j quarter. IH* now two o'clock, and our achbv. During the night of tbo 12tb, our, ments for the day ar* !bo taking of tho ■ batteries commanding the approaches J castfo, killing end woaadiog 2,500 of from the city to th* oastli. occasionally | the enemy, capturing 800 prisoners, swept the roads to prevent tho garriatn 1 among them fir* general officers, seve­ ral stand* of colors, 80 pieces of cannon, from recciring reinforcement;,. ; For two hours ou the moning of the I and ammunition enough to supply oar 13th, our barroriet kept up their fire' ““"J . upon the castle and the Bolen gate. The enemy's guns as promtly answered. | At B o'dock they censed firing for a form hastily under the castle, ladder* in a twinkllug, are 1 against tho walls. A strife with f felt the importance fit the impending: struggle. Among comrade, there waa . , a hasty disposition of effects, and direc­ lance* at hi* breest falls tion, about homo lueaaagc, to be Mat ’ ‘ ' in the event of death to either, and a ■baking of hands at parting, u o*eh | repaired to hi* place in tho line*. There Barnard and Casey are among tho forewas aglow upon the chock, tho com- •I mo,t, and straggle with their follower, pressed lira. a sparkle in the eye of those for a fire*, place upon tho ladders. We who went forth to battle, that told of gather thickly around tho main works, unflinching resolution, high-eouled dar­ ing ami dnufltlote courage ; und there They multiply—a line k formed like a were thoee who expressed sadly, yet re­ well arornd us Kec-n eye* and steady signedly, to aimrsdea, a premonition of bauds are picking off the “ Greasers” on tho |*upete and at tho windows. coming death. To the sonth-weai the colors of Shield's ■umod firing, sending shot and shell brigade is drifting upward to cur sup­ over our hoods upon tho < netny until port. We hear the shouts of Geary's. • toy were masked. Thea the firing oa Baxter's, and Gladdm's men as they our part orsaed and we tautened for­ pour over Oso *n«ny's out-works on tho ward under a galling fire from tho cnc- , west Tto Palmettos and Now Yorkers Our loss is about 1W killed and OW wounded. Among the killed b the Imhenled and gallant Bansom, Lieut. OoL Baxter, Maj. Twiggs and tea other officers. Gcas. Pillow and Shield, rre hi, wife on the night of tho 12th was opened about noon of th* 18th by the adjutant of hu regiment w bo added the following postscript: ** Mrs. Ransom. I'rvgrat to tell you that, to-day. your husband, whlk lead­ ing his followers op th* heights of Chapultopec. vm shot dead at tho bead cf hb regiment. Hi* death b a heavy jo** to the army and county. W* sym­ pathise with you in your oflUetion.'' So cn tho following ero, m ho prediote-1, CoL Rxnscm ‘rested insid* the Groot Qly," but it was a “city not made with hands, eternal ia the Hsarana*' Whik the battle of tho morning w»* raging, a mono of sad end thrilling in­ terest was transpiring at Mexeoan, half a milo to tho souths**! of thocastlo and School Books ft Stationery. NEW CARPET HOUSE IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GM” JAUNTS, OILS, s-ori i. ip;. Copper. AND SHEET-IRON WARE. All Hntb of Building Materials, and Tools, ISAAC W. VROOMAJtitflPffCT. OStes st tbs tfeart I LPCTT C. a MswasL Ose««l CaEsMte HARNESS SHOP! ’ In connection with HARDWARE STORE. Sole ugent« tn Barr)’ CopqtT fpr the DETROIT A lodgment b at length gained in ,ogainat their own countrymen They tho msiii works. Major Seymour, now ,were tried by court martial and found tery of voltigcure found entrance owing to the death of Ransom, leader (guilty. Tbo** that deeertod before the through a breech in tbcv couth wall of of the Dlh, lieut. Reed of tho 11th, and ,war were limply branded upon tho bare the enclosure. Ho was followed by Liout. Gantz of the 7th are the first 1back by baring the letter " D” burned officer* to gain a firm footing alone. isto J the flesh with a hot iron. They on a run frqtu th* mill They darted Reed snalche* the banner of hb regi- iwere then Mt at liberty. Fifty others from tree to tree protected by the bodies ment and swinging it alofL- tn th*, act • of tho huge cyprees and poured' in a of doing this a Greaser with a long |ty suffered the penalty of their crime* knife aims a deadly blow at hb back. ।at Son Angelou tho 10th and 11th and deadly fire u[«>a the enemy. With Casey at our head we advanced The throat b warded off by a friendly ;30th al Mexroac on th* 18th of Septemto the wall, but out-stripped tho pion­ bayonet that M-nds the enemy writhing 1 eers with tho ladders Fur a tew min in the dust Seymour reache* the flag­ staff of the enemy and hsuh down their । colon. Bat th* battk b not over. Be­ Iowa with hands pinioned and halters low and inrido the works tbo ronflirt .about their necks. They were then in­ rage* fearfully. But wo combat ** on formed that they might be spectators bring pfootd wo raado a nuh for tho tho roof of a powdrr hoiuc. The works of the straggle at Chapultopoc, and that top of the walk. Those forcmort were around us are ruined—there b death the appearance of tho stars an t stripes met by the en*my and hurled headlong below and above us. Thry will not de­ □I oa tho casdo was th* signal for 'their and bleeding to the ground. Shot and stroy their friends for tho sake of injur­ shell an I band grenades fell among U> ing their foe*. The prisoners taken are MATTINGS, like had. Soaso of the latter, with foe not few—they are quickly disarmed smoking, were hcKilv caught up and and retained under guard just at oar J enemies may hurled bock over the walk to explode ha-frl' UTH0LSTSRSD GOODS, among their owner,. A footing on the perish widi u, should an explosion en­ wall w'.a at length gained. Wo wore sue. Thon resisting wo press closely then aoo* orcr, and removing perctu- and give nu tim* to ignite th* jweparcd ■oa cape, guro all who faced us a hasty trains. A few attempt it, bat they fail NOTTINGHAM LACES, touch of the cold steal. Tbo burwing before the mertil«M* steel end water of howitair rtadls, the alinrp crack of with their blood the powder they vainly rifle*, tha thunder of tho heavy gun* in attempt to Are. At every turn a wall tho caitie above ua, tho loud about* of of lances confront u% Sword* flush in air and clash against encountering stool, bayonets eroes. tancro gleam and OBASJI JtAPTDS, MICHIGAN shrieks of tho wound*!, a* the ohtter- rifle* are clubbed. The i» fight man­ tag and eruihing alerl boro down its fully. Itb a tai*, great straggle for wntiling rictima made th* tight and ft* fofenro of th* cityi Th* heavy sound of th* conflio* anpallmg. For to gun* alone commanded ths Usort of ' tbs tho west and approaching th- cornmoc capital nod once in our hands thoh renter toward which al! were tending, wo saw the colore of tho 9th an1 lUlh regiment*, and hasrd tho loud about* of th. New Englandera *« shoulder to shoulder widi the Burkcyo Boys they STOVES, WOODLAND PARLORS, RUBBER BELTING AND FAIRBANKS SCALES. Give u» a call a» yre ){fil| ppt be undcrpoW. er*Ts CITY PAINT STORE! coaeiss how* a PAINTERS; Painta, Oils. VarniriyM. Mixed Paints. ^rushes, and Ar-. tiA Materials, Wail Paper, Window Shades, Sign & Ornamental Painting, GOODYEAR 4 STRIKER. Hastings, Mich. Through the sulphurous smoko of battlo were seen tho forms of Andrewa Ransom, Howard and Pillow, shouting and urging their foUow«ro up tho n»oenL Now an efisw falk bleeding fr.m bi* horse. Aide* and officer,; rush to him nad fo h homo upward in their ana*. Another manly figure osar, in MUSICAL! asBttagMggd TATLOI A FIKLKT MCAN. JUL— �Which was expected to render this re- I •ult certain; yet the first trial tire proved thia an error. The dlstricl Mi­ Counties (usually I 1.000 majority) has. Senator, with a Ke, atoiKaii e.dd and Infiriia many years and there k no ----- ---• doubt ho states the facts, and they are tri« MOlposed of Luaerne, Pike, and horrid elmovt beyond hutnsa conception. Monroe CwmUea-Mnally Demueraito Mxxomisu, Mieb., OoL 11, *71. by at least 3,000 has sleeted Harriet. per curvuncy in vnnrmcu* quantities whu-b io to I m loaned to working mn ; BcprtUlcaa^rer CoUtna. who wa* boltto abolish “cuetom houses" and all ©th­ While you have brem occupied tai' the wible work of lurnishing relief to th* • rely afflicted juqile of tho neigbUr. .r city of Cbteago, large sretfana of -wn Stats w«re being duvastetod by Oi. •>»* kterihle scourge of fir*. Several counties havo been almost entirely mined, thriving cities, towns and viliage* bare been reduced to aahaa; mill*giving vmptoynter.t end aupjort to hundred, of famibra whole townships Of valuable timber, dwelling*, bams, crop* and property uf evwy Aewrri ption, have l>*oa totally des boyod . Th* destraction of both life and proper­ ty haa been appalling; thousands of oar dtiwius have been renderod house. Ue* and hoatetoe*, and are deatituto of th* absolute WKMariee of life. Tho caltmity which ha* befallen uur people, terrible as it wonlfl be at any other time, i* doubly so at tho eotnimmcemeat of tbc approaching mctemenl ma­ son at th* year, and calls most earnestly upon evary eitizen nf the State, who ha* racopad thb sad disaster, to contribute promptly and liberally toward the relief of these, our suffering fellow -missus. sir eboeen by some 1S.WB m Jonty. And they do not (ua tn Ohio) i.wa their san-e-.- to their opponent-.* weakntei, without taxoe, and huw the "State" u slues tbeir Democratic eompeUtora.are to au|*ply food and ciuihos, whore ao one ia bound to work or to obey, is not sta­ ted. The latest philosophy ia. "let eve­ ry man und wviuau bv a law unto himself"—Wheu we sue to many real grievanuea and evils that can be trowlied, it Iowa waa certain to go Republican make* our heart bleed to see my follow by a large majority, and baa disappoint­ meohanics give heed to those mad theoed no one. Though no Bepreeeutatn e* in Coogrvm were to be chosen, her ma­ jority is nearly /up to her mart - to.oon. It may be regarded a waste of time to On the whole, the Republicans have aey one wurd in esriaus refutation of done nobly In tbc October Elerttous. tkoeo rommunistfo •rrota and ypt they Aiul Um omec. ore good for November. look so dazriing to tho dreaming youth, and er* urgml under so many pleasing THE REPUBLICAN PARTY THE dilutees, that a few word* ot exphuusWORKIMOMArs PBIEMD. tion may not be out of plan* When­ ever you decree that tho man who does two day*' work in cue, or who, by a •uccjesfal invention which has cwt him But tho workingmen moat look to year* of toil, shall bay* no other reward themselves individually, far the attain­ eioept hi* living from day to day. de­ ment of a higher degree of proepnrty ; stroy all motive for exertion, and, there­ fore, general laziness and rareloasueaa State, and to political action aa the chief take* the plate of *ncrgy II i* prover­ means of railing them to a greater level bial U.*t lb* Government cannot get its, of prosperity arw doing tbo laboring men work done a* cheaply and .fliL-ietitly as wry groat injury. So that contract, are private corporations, because tho qjeeiifovred ; so that life and property am mect of »ell-int<ro«t is wanting, both in secure; so that every yvuag naan la free­ ly to learn any trade, ar enter any vo­ cation be please*, and every man is al­ uiuat aggrniauxl form of the *y»0ni"f lowed to change that vocation at will; State remi-B oomplainad of. Thu* all from the pfaysicial laboring elate than they ought to pay ; ao that' it nrovides them with a complete end hoc system of ..-duration—taking the dtiM from tbo primary school and advancing him to tho grammar and high school, and finally sending him to the Euiveraity wit bout any charge of tuition ; the State has dram all that it ought to du as an organised corporation Franklin has well said, ** velvet, scar­ let and satin put out the kitchen fire." Inorder that contribution luav be •* You cannot bare your loaf and eat it dietributed judiciously aad wisely, it has been deemed beet *.s appoint two reoervod capitalist, securing a homo of "State Relief Lbmmiltee*,” cue of three your own, and bevumo a self-emjdoyer 1. cated ia the dtv of IMrost. and com­ by your owu detonninatiou, • jwreevwrposed of the following named pcrnoui: once, oconomioBl habits, arid fidelity. C. M- GARRISON. Chairman CMABLES KElJjUGG, Traosarer. Every man must work out his own sal­ vation. A careful oomparieo > of all GEORGE McMILLAN The other in th* city of Grand Rapid* claseeo of labor, the wagve |«id, end the ccnip-red uf the following named par­ coat of board, made by David A. Welle, tbs late Commissioner of tbo revenue, chows that everr mat. engaged ia a meHON. THOMAS D. GILBERT, chaaieel employment, and having ooaHON. WM. A. HOWARD, HON. N. L AVERY stant work to do, can eave two hundred HON, HENRY KRAUCK, dollar* a year without infringing upon GAIT. ROBERt COLLINS. ■It is requanud that mewey, clothing, able ctothei, wboleemne food, a good food or bed-ling be forwarded to or.r or roam, paper*, tnagjxitie* end lecturers, tbc other of three eotumiUce*. a. tusy ansi have- all the <rth*r comfort* n*c*»be the must eoavenient to the donor*. •ary to a prqgvesira and eWiieed man, The State Ctenmittoro will appoint one and yst can save two hundred dollar* or more persona in the several countie*, per year. It ia true, no aUowoaee ia to whom ccntributiona from the town­ made for tobacco el tewing, cigar-e.aoking. ship* may be sent, and by whom they grog-drinking, end various kinds of ex­ will be transmitted to oaa of the Stale pensive sprvee and amusements ; but the jeopteof Mfchigan hare been, and prob­ ably will continue to bo made from oth­ er blalrs. such cannot he dopeuded upon, rrliana- must bo placed mainlv upon the people uf our own Commonwealth. 1, therefore, appeal to tbo people of Michigan to moot this *mcrge»r»' *ith a degree uf promptness and liberality noeaured only by the urgent neceestteeo THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS Iowa. 40,000. . Ohio. 25,000. Pennsylvania, 15,000. (inn Banal*.—Late dispatches any the health sf Quaes Victoria is improv­ ing. That tie Maxieet—Jfomnoer at The following hotter from Hon. E. 8. IngriU of Menominee, to Gov. Baldwin deocriptkM of the terrible sufferings of ths people of KoMh-rti Wisconsin, and law* which toad to destroy th« motive* uf exertion*, destroy exert iou itself; and Jetfrroon well eaid, “ that uatiog ia govwroed beat which is governed least." but all tho settlement! for a distance up th* river, including oae mill, (my own.) and through the Birth Creek settlement were- totally destroyed, not leaving a house, born, fence or stack, and hardly an aaimal Ws hare brought in anil buried yesterday and to-day about 14 taen. women and children. Many oth­ er* are missing, and undoubtedly lie trust tbo appeals may not be in vain. Barry County ought to do much. As yet our people ore doing very Utile Who will move in tho matter without delay. Now that tho generous and unirenia, response to the apjioal for aid to Chica­ go ba* mot, for the prresmt at least, tho needs in that dirvetiuu, wo ore glad to note, not only eithfn the border* uf our own State, but in New York and risewhsre, a prompt desire to cotne to tho aid uf tho peuple of this btate, who that ore alive, 100 and upward, many of whom are horribly burnM, and are ren­ dering tb*m all th* care possible AU ar* stripped of every dollar's worth of property, except what they havo for their Ixxiies, and soma have ncx^to nothing on, ths fire pnaeing over their* farms, leaving literally a blackened waste. If this calamity had visited us okut elsewhere, may hare sumo intellionly, wo could well have mot the pecu­ gvut untteratnndiug of tho amount uf niary call upon us, but before tbo tire aid nevded fur our Mishigan sufferers, reached U» it hail [Kissel over tlu* fann­ it would be wall to state succinctly what ing aettkmeute arid village of Prehtigo is known ia regard to the nxtent of the and village of Menekaumc, ua the Wis- iI lueses in Micbigau. I In tho first place, it must be said that the reports which have cornu in do not , I by any means represent tho total disas| ter. Many intenpr towns and tracts of >oountry in the northern pert of the Stalo havo doubtless suffered, from which we liavo uo news whatever/ the usual difficulty arid delay in learning . , । • I ing than the muaqurtoe and the Canada thiade, and yet they thrive. So it is j with men, their diffen-noo in usefulnoas and power are very great, their earniugs, therefore, are different, and their ■ I Maxico.—A special dispatch from the CttyoT Mexico, dated Ort. 2d, at ln o'clock a. at., bring* the exciting InteHlgenre that the malronteute at the Mexican capital, beaded by Ute noted chief Gen. Negrete, hare actaully ris­ en, and, aided by liberated prisoners, have .i/rrled the citadel. But, aa we mlxbl expect, the Government baa been found strong enough to crush their do­ ing, and the young rebellion waa earnmarilyqiMncbed. The promptneM with which tho newly reconstructed Govern- The publication, yesterday, of the res­ olutions of delegates who withdrew from ths B«g>ubUcaa Convention at Syracuse . rraia.—A dtapaieh from Pcsth that the people of Ogulln. a town noris, are In tevult on accountpf er, and apparently some will be cripple* and blind fur Ufa., Anything the: can bo sent—flour, luw-f, vl< tb<* old or new. for men. wo­ men and children—will be acceptable. Sjweislly are they destitute of clothing, for none have more than the clothe* on their backs, aad a* the fire approached them in the night, wbsa all were ia bed, it found them eeaatily clothed indeed. It view of the great calamity of the burniag of Chicago our case m*y seem raid!, but to these sufferer* who have got a winter starring them in the fare. strong, and afford to the weakest human have all these, would not be a good dti- i being the mean* of solf-developmenL— arn or a wealthy man if he had an in­ W* must try to aid every man. woman come of numy thousand a year Self and child to become aa useful and great indulgent and sensuous men can aquan- aa its native power* admit, and this ia the only posoiblo solution of the lalror problem Fellow laborer*, if there are other practical reraedi**, which you, can sug­ In addition to perwmal eeouomy, and gest it is your duly to bring them to that earnest conscieusasse of duty aad light If you can suggest any addition­ paroevartca* which is willing to make al duties for the State, any additional self sacrificM for future independence, methods by which each person can bo there is another read running parallel mad* belter, wiser, greater, more honest, with this to speedy offluenco. He who industrious er frugal, if you can add to can do anything, no matter holt small a hi* mlf.reepoct or self-devetoping power thing, a little bettox. than any one elec, by any additional duty, safeguard or Mad never Jfv, fhg be will ba out of employment, it is not only your priv­ onploymeut or that he will not receive ilege, but your duty to present It for very high reward fat lu* labor. Thu public discussion Notma thought tho city was in ipecial danger unul 10 or 11 o’clock, but at that time a strong wind setting in from the woods, tho fire swept over the <nty with wonderful rapidity Th. whole of River street. Eighth, and in fact the main part of the city was soonin flamas. Not a building oa those two important streets oeonjied, except one «r taro near tho long bridge. Laks View House went next, and then the fine Cilv Mills of Workman, Geerlings A Co. This mill was cue of tbo lar­ gest ia the Btnta. and waa a magnificent argbi when mvefopnd in flamoa tho SUPERIOR, M‘ SHERRY AND STATES)! N CR AIN DRILL Kalamazoo and Ann Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS PLOWS J.VIl (.ISThW.S SAWING <kmiNE8, and the largut stock of \ E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hani ware Stare, BroWn'* New Dl.-k. ItepuUicaAs at th* C.fiUL The fizzle, they think, would U> sufficiently appar­ ent without this public acknuwledgo- nearly all their follower* were taken taeot,a«id slance might have been better. priaonrra. A lew eeeaped to tbc moun­ tains. Insurrectionary manifestoes were Il baa just transpired that in June lp‘acanled In Agram. hut the recall of Minister Catecasy was requ<-*ted by I'reeidetil Grant. The Czar .elicited that be bo tolerated until the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis had and Germany were signed In Berlin, to-day. and that SI. Pouyer-Qucrtier will leave that etty to-morrow for Taria. ■ The Radical Journals are unanimous I In their censure of tlx appointment of Pcrier to the Ministry of the Interior, ! and accuse M. T blare of pretending to son far this ha* not been announced ; but the I'reeaient and secretary of State it i* stated, bold neither personal tux Wc have a Full Line of BLACK SILK which wc arc Belling nt very low figure*. Bgiin.—A dispatch from Madrid, do­ ted the l-'.th Inst, says the rupture b** < tween the adherents of Benc^v S^gssls j and ZorrillsIs complete. Tbc Itepnbli I can* are said to be ripe for an offensive | mouted by th* fir* itself. But what u k*uwn call* for wide-etmad symjiethy Minister^ • and immediate practical aid. The President returned to Washing­ On tho I.ake Huron shorn, and in th* Baginaw valley, tbo low* ha* t.oen sw.’ep- ton in giLd hral'h last evening. All classes uf Utt ciliaeM welcomed hits, torero, donato.1 by the pooplo of Green Bsy, Appleton, Oshkosh, end other Mr*. Graaf, Miss Nellib and Jeeee Grant towns of Wisconsin, arrived, aad this arrived to-ro vestenlay morning. has temporarily relieved us or to their llorati* Bolster's second trial for the want*. Wa can tor tno pnwent keep tourdir of bunny Janies is now progress­ ing her- The eridencu an both sides utilitarian and communistic’ philosophers could re-create the earth, they would level th” cliffs of Rocky Mountains, and convert our swamps an J lakes into pota­ to patches; they would abolish both the torrid aad frigid son— and have the teaijvraturo regulated by * grand ther­ mometer.' But. fortunately or not, the earth Exists with all its inequalities of sorises and temperature, and mankind man who ha* the reputation of a good The reesedies which we may suggest do mechanic, aad doae every job catr usted out exclude oib*rs ; Lui let each workto him with fidelity. wUl always be.vsg- ingnmn consider w.U how far lu> has •rly sought after and obtain togher availed LimswU of th* rcmudute already within his reach. The preend i* the t differently or elovealy. We once knew only time within our reach ; the past a nwia who had the roputatiou of being cannot be recalled ; the future may nev­ a skiUfal white-washer, aad repairer uf er be our*. Thu*, we urge most earnest­ rain Water cisterns, and of minding ly upon sack and all-not to fix tlirir plastering, chimneys, Ac., and humble eyes upon the "good time coming," to a* this calling wax he had cngsg.-mn.i. far Ate whafo **mm>, far day* aad week* Do not trr to recap* from duty fcnm ahead, white other men could swreely cora, from labor ; but meet each day’s find a job uf work to do. Every me demand, with rrecJutfon, and let it be th. cbanic ought to take a prifo in this call­ law of year faarily, ao thoroughly iming. Mt by mere talk end prodamarion praared that it will Mt be disputed and but by actual practical feeling sad work­ infringsd, that in time of health sod ing. He should form aseoeiaiioM with steedr employment aamethiag for the brother mechanics foe the puipoee of ftriar* must be saved. O, bow much of rmsing his craft to higher drill in order misery, uf wretebedaere and pein would : that they may import to eaoti other new b» averted, if aS claa<a of eociety woaid MtennpUtoda measure which would nity, thought it prudent to have him re­' fsttaC^he exchange of commerce between moved from the prison to th* lanaiis , and other rieantrie*. Thai the asylum. They deny the truth of th*' ditf-reucca bctwve* employer* and ovncurrent charge* that neatly «50.0(W vu 3 ployed at Newcastle mu far from a contribated by the gambler*-of the coun-' trv to be used in procuring his acquits). It is true, however, that a Isrgu indsx of roughs of that coder her* latterly honored Washiugfaa frith fadir preseorr, and have mads the air at thd .hi-, tel*, in street can Ac., resound with The strike, therefore, continue", and praises of Dirdin and denunciation of threatens to be attended with serious his victim; and it is not attempted to be disturbance*, and that Her Britannia denied that the principal evidence on M*j«'y's training-ship Rarer ha. sg*ia too Carpenters tools are especially which justification and self defease was needed, and nails and glass. Lumber I been damaged by a cullision •won all ran ham. shelter. Ths ptoriaions should be of ths noli last kind that and ‘hat tho testimony oa the trial will bear shipment-such as beef, pork, allowed wonderful discrepancies with lard, flour, ate. that brought out prior to his eommitment. These significant tacts together with tho general feeling of antipathy on tho part of gnmblcn towards 41cUnder this beading: th* jUcfriutr and Corihy siace ho caused aoren << their Tniex of Monday cohtaine tho loltow- detis to be broken ujs bare doubtless iug Ediimial, that more concisely than resulted in the reports of money imaur other wo bars aeon give, tbo fosse* pswperiy usmI. the Uwth of which it ia at Michigan by the recent terrible Gr­ probably iiirpowrilde to proro. and the terrible suffering* of tbo houae- earth, the Land or the eea, climate or temperature, animal* «t man, wc so* everywhere the must astounding differ••ncM and inequalities. Difference of j of light, motion, distance of aixo among . I the stars, inequalities—such ns mountoins, swamps and lake* on the land, tbo bunting sands of tits Sahara, and tho ievlwrgs uf Greenland. The same astoundms dilforcacxit a.-. niUong animtls and plants. What can bo more annoy- rill be st Grand Haven to-r.igbA Orto* bar IB, a good load of relief whieh will go to Manistee a* soon as wind- and weather permit*. Zs tfarty days ereurawfretaHi rstt t*si pfr«u If Mttrr, mH WWW. Aftar that!dato wt.pliro will ha re to- be curried by wagvn* 80 mile*, frun. Whito- The Gtannnn War has forced the French to put a heavy export K»g*l . - will bo rcfaeinbcred that Iw w. emir (onwcu-d ; but obtained Sfivwtul iwominent citirena of North Cafrdina ore at pn-acut in Washington only are their home* destroyed, but the including jlon. Clinton L. Cubb, M. C. large mills in which many of them and lion. Nathaniel Boyden ex-lf. C< found employment are alao burned. It is aulLcvitativoly stated that the N. C.( Th* people are thus out only without DcmocncJ are greatly chagrined at the homes, but without the- posubilitv of earning a livelihood. They can find no defeat they sustained last August in the subsistence in the region where they call fur a (fonventioa. The oldest and have fired, and evety avenue of trans­ best of the conservative citizens, who portation ia crowded to its utm-uC capac­ hare afiliatrd with tbc Democracy hen,-. ity in bringing destitute refugee* Iron lofiire, are fast deserting that party, am! 1L Tbo same is true, bat in a slightly are in favor of Great fc. fi*aifrat Th* Court modified tense, of the Western |«rt of recent Ku-Klux developmu. th* Btato, where tho thriving towns of i at Raleigh has had a teadeucy to an..— MtuuU-o and noliatul, an J tlm little the mudernie men, whosa only refuge* j>ort sf Giro Haren Hot* been utterly of safety new is in the Republican pardestroyed, and largo tracts of land laid desolate. Beside* thoac points there is Moat of the pruonen recently con­ great loss in the interior portions of the State, cf which probably we shall never victed at Raleigh, filly-thro* in number, hare adequate acruunta, as it would loft that city on tho 5th inat, and asveral need a reporter in every square mile to of them p*s*.-d through Baltimore yes­ gaihee up the detail*. It is a moderate estimate to my that, terday on lleir way to the Xlbany Penin the loaslitie* already beird from, at ilen tiary. Some of ths convicted par­ least Jilt ]> oido are now home- ties who were duped by their leaden were let off with a light fine or a -few months impritonment, while the leaden . themselvee such as R. A. Shotwell who । ' . New Advertisements. ] ; 5 DRA BROW* M dbfr, j■ OMatorATHIO'rtil«.*as *>4 (Urawo. I: tes io ete r. O .UeiMuic. Hs*Ma«* Mly< J | Barlow & Goodyear. The best place in the ‘ ' (toveil. I Mr«*v As sad sroaial tto UwOa A ’ I COfJTV- GROCERIES in at ,t|ie beW brick store of Hon. Wat. H. Sowarl who returned on TueOdny last from a vuyar. Of M.Ol-O mill* around tho globe is reported to bo in tbo best of health an-1 spirita Ilia hands, jartisily paralysed far some time are much better and tie now hoj>ea aeon to fully regain their use. The laurels of the vcnareble functionary aad aekolar form a new page in the history of returned pubbe men. The Secretary uf tho Treasury is busily engaged in tbo performance of hi* onerous duties at tbo Department. He ia looking well again, having reov- WIfiCOMBU. trnrtnd while on bis late visit to Ohm. Neman in tho ooiMtry'w«ks didder nor carve lee* for tho fling* that ar* made at him by those who envy him tho pocifioa wide* io now gvaerrily a*L corded to him of being tbo groatMt foutiM-urr of tho prevent generation. He pay Cash for our Groceries, we p Cash, for Produce, and veil for Cash Pfife nt very lowest rates. �Bah***.' Tit* R.*r»>»ucAit LAR Mf TMMt •uro juddofg: I Purauant to a call issued by Mayor ' Goodyear, a meeting of tho ci turn, of.। Hasting* was held at tho Court House but evening, to toko measure., for tha relief of the p^ple of Manistee. Hol­ The all alworinng topic—fire I land and other places in our State, which Fu*e ia tbeIng woods are raging with have suffered by tho late Are. H. A. .Goodyear waa called to tho chair, and J. R VsnVelscr was elected Gold ns 1.4. ms vs: - GREAT WESTERN railway. rr—. Uar n;,. “L . .BsatsMtw ►MAIMIC. (J RANI) TRUNK RAILWAY ^^S^SSWSSSt-Ste: Wm. H. Jewell moved that a Com­ Urge quantities of apple, are being mittee of three, with R. J. Grant as slipped from this place. Chairman, l>o appointed to draft suitable Several of our citizena havo visited resolution*, which motion prevailed.— Chicago since the great fire The Chair appointed aa such Committee Junes H. Stone, of the Kalamuoo R. J. Grant, R. B. Wightman nnd Wm. TZayr^k, has roturnel from his Euro­ n. Jowell, which Committee reported pean trip. . tho following resolutions which were A Maine damsel rowed fight miles in unanimously acoepteJ and adopted : an hour and a quarter. IFsar.w*, Tn view of tho terrible cal­ amity by fire that has befallon many I-ate file* from European paper* com­ ment most favorably on tho appoint-meat of .the London firm of Henry Clew* a-Uo., 01 banker* abroad for all foreign reuntrics of the U. 8. Govern­ ment and the Treasury Department, in place of Boring Broo. • It is true that no feeling but the ut­ most cordiality of spirit exists between those two rcprreentiro banking bouae*. The pubbo pleasure grounds within It i* nut true, that Borina Bro*, have London now-romnriee about thirty.fire hundred apes, while those ia tho sub­ urb* amount to ten thousand acres mor*. Of the former tem* fourteen hundred acre* are in public squares. • Au Iddisna cooper showed n pecutisrity of Hoosier calculation the other day by putting hie little boy inside a oask to THE GRANDEST AJSTD MOST STUPENDOUS ENTERPRISE; .?82ssv«ans5Sr*“~ A whole Library ia itoelf fttsjysskswwa write tec List of Letter* remaining in the Po*tOffioe, Oct 18th, 1871. ir!f00A“‘.9artert A,?°" Bfoeriey, Jahl Kris. O. F. Packard, Robt A. Yeetoy, A,btr‘ lUehardv, Elisa­ beth Robinson. ' Direct your letter* Io No. of 1*. O. Box No Oourt next weak, tbe term will bo adjourned to November 18th, without tho transaction nf any bmoMes. .( ----------- 7 Xi :: iL ***»■ •« u-i •!— more, valuable of tho works of the age, including Stribcsr’. Monthly. A man named John Moore haa been committed for trial at tho ensuing term of tlie Cliidon Cihroit Court, charged with bunaiag Senator Chandler’s lam «»*.: 13 Iuxxxai.—Nearly one handrod dol­ lar. waa donated by tbe Odd FeDows of Hasting* Lodge No. 68 to aid in the erection at building for the Widow and Oiphan's Home at Tensing. If IL lw ar. Michigan Central R. R. old, Thurtday “ 26th, Charlotte, •' - Friday “ 27th, Tn Nxw Frau.—J. W. a C G- Bent­ ley; mantafaetuKr* of sash. door*, blind* and moldincs. and everything <4--, uro so busy sailing molding* that they can­ not write for tho local column thin week atLiasii ano Diaicr Boon. . A Magnificent Circus! THREE BIG TENTS! the angels than the prettiest young Allow living. You can are that hi* broad breast is a pillow for somebody'* bead, aad that little finger* pull hi* Three Seperate Shows all for One Ticket! WONDERS OP ART AND NATURE I COMPLETE AVIARY AND ANIMAL KINGDOM I in pursuance of the resolutions to ap­ married man,"—Ittca 71mm. point a Committee in each Ward of tho ■ To which a crusty old bachelor । City and each Town ia the County to , kpontli “Jc* so. Wo know of »or @5,000 in Greenbacks! Detroit responds nobly to the call* up j on her chanty from all sections of tho ' State as well as from Chicago. Two car loads of relief, under charge of Mr. Ran ■ . som Curtis passed over tbo Detroit and MiBwnukeo, on Saturday, to Grand Hav­ en and theee supplies will go to Manis­ tee by Englcmann Steamer or Goveroment vresel. The relief included provis­ ions, blanket*, mattrreu's clothing, nmouting in value to 83,000, and Mr. Curtis has 82,000 in cash. An old man. living in this City, who fa in tho habit of visiting “ grog ebon*’’ too often for hia own good, went home tbo other aght a tittle “ too frill,'’ «»d '* thinking tri hie head in the morning," was found at a torr early hour rattling away at tbe door of a well-known vender of ■‘rot-gui’* tor admiseioc, when a neigh­ bor of hia naked him why he waa oat so early, »*‘d- *• Oh, my old woman was sink aU night, and 1 must go in hero and irtEwar' r dcute living on Hanover and East Green streets cotn^Iled to build sld- J walks and keep them in rrj-alr. white , eorao of tbdr neighbors arc not-obllged l to bulid any at all—for instance, a cer• tain dealer in •• forty-rod,” who owns a j house on Hanover street, which be ■ rents for a gocxl round price, and who 1 ha* thus far secoped the a<Mb<?rlty of i cur “ City father*.” while the ownor* of u lots adjointag are made to build good i walks. Will the Committee on 8!de> walks please took after such favored ‘ * ‘ Great Pacific Menagerie & Circus I WUOLt lUMBEkOIOSSU Oim, IXW! "ata PE1FECT ZOOLOIICAL AND EQNESTABIAI •ANIZAT1OI! Nunn ao GbaxdI Non no Oosnranim I Non ao WOOL t’UIIIMi Britt. Auxin—Tho Grand Rapids Business College is still ahead. Prof, tvwensberg having carried off the first Premium* at tho Great Union Fair in this city and at tbo State Fair at Kslanuizuo, for plain business and off-hand Prepare Ymlra ti»tie Lanai Cnccn bM Make way for tbo 850.000 ELEPHANT, EMPRESS! The Wonder and Admiration of the World and Harvel of the 19th Century. 11 feet 4 Inches high; Regis­ tered Weight 0 ton* 480 pounds; Aged Years Experienci A VaxaaAhi.K Patiuot.—On Mon. । day, Mil. Hkmmv Picnti.t. ot Yanke,ths Common Council a; their meeting Spring*, a soldier of tbe War of 1812, cm Monday evening, but none 'are who has raised a family of IS children, i built. Cane, no action by tho aged 86 years, and probably the oldest tn*n in tbo County of Barry, visited our; affloe, having walked from his borne, WaxTxn.—Five or six bbl*, of Rox­ a distance of tew mile*. During the p»*t Thousand* of Spanish lillic* are now bury or Gulden Rnaeet Apple*. Any rens—■ thl. War patriot has worked a i floating on tha Gulf titream. of our patrons will Cud a customer by farm of forty sere., raised some 900: They are commencing to plant Ea*tbudtels of com and various other crop., I calling on the editor of the Baaxxa. and put In 12 acre* of wheat. Tide man j ern oyster, in Oregon yntereWo also want on subscription, some tan baa always been a Whig or a libpabliPrussia has three times m many ag­ bushel* each of Corn, Oats, and Back- oan, which with tile war reoord and a ricultural societies as England. good conscience, Cnakre his old age A Frenchman Ln* made n sewing I muchinc that ie driven by clock work. Tear as-To J. X Emory, Eeq., of I*. 8, Since writing the above, wo President Gowen, of tho ■ Reading Middleville for a basket of premium hare roemvea another call from this halo Railroad, haa 880,000 salary per year. Sweet Potatoes. They were excellent, old gentleman, and ho tolls us that to­ Count Otto, Birmark's son speak* En­ nnd their nsccessful culture demonstrut- day (Wednesday) ho walked from hi* glish perfectly, and is a great sports-1 For the best and cheaMft Job W'ark. Go to the Banner Office.___ t ie pa) »h • AMimmoth Menagerie! Meeting odjourned till Thursday evening to meet at tho same place. J. R. V*X Vxxsoa, Wixvxto—Wood at thia ofice. Many • ■ Secretary. rd* ore duo ua on subscription and j A Yom LiM tx Kassas, tiring of | mold bo brought in nt once. meeting tho excuse,—when urging her j poorer neighbors to attend ehureh,-" Oh । the people dress so much; I can’t afford I fete winch have been for week* raging to go in that style,’’ ha* determined to . ia the extensive |>ineria* in the north­ dress as plainly as tho poorest of thorn It was 3. W. Maynard—not May­ eastern port of the State, to far from bo- I »ecd to. ' Accordingly sbo has for tho ' wood—whs left thoee nice Shaker Rua- mg quenched, are still sweeping on kut six muutlis worn to church tho same suf. Potatoes at our sanctum, last week. with IncreoAing ficreenenwa, leaving a calico dross, costing 90 cents and a hat : black track of dreolation behind thorn. . Which coat bur 80 cent*, discarding The now bridge over Central railroad A vase area of densely-wooded territory, I glaves Thu* attired, ahc has played boon so far completed ns to admit of west of Green Bay and the dolts of, tho organ, and felt “ quite comfortable," trains crosring, and it will be entirley Ontonagon, embracing some of tho most I valuable pine forest* of Wisconsin, has । Karat. Rxmos.—During tho rebellion Sonin people lore other* eo much bet­ been desolated, and been devoured by । the flames, which have driven every liv- ' Michigan fnrnuluxl a larger number of tor than thomscl»»a that they are vastly then to the U. 8. Navy, many of whom 1 I iag thing before them. Titese hunters, i more concor ned about thear neighbor’s i whose sLifUoM indifference, a* in this ' won promotion, and all reflected credit ■ c*lw, often causes great lose of property. ■ ujK>n tho Rente. Aa all or nearly all, of , theee men are yet resident* of tho State, I Run.—The advertisement of Messrs. it has boon suggwtud that a reunion be , Scribner A Co. They publish reme of the Grani River Valley Division I Ur. n'fdnetday Oct. 25th, Vermontville, | the shorten time practicable. Caiifornki boost* the la in the work!. it contain* over 7;\00« fruit tree*. ins, H.1ST1JVGS "Taut is an expression in the fan a good married man who* hu * f wife that a bachelor cannot bare. imKST, so. । On motion a “Central Robef Commiti tee" coaaiatiug of Mayor Goodyear, IL J. Grant and R. B. Wightman wna ap। pointed to take general charge of th# i selling Wffl’SMTPlMiMIMM A Monster Museum! jituairA- --------------- :--------- istf . । g mCHIGAM CENTRAL R. R. Something New Under the Bun! . WILL EXHIBIT AT Mr. Martin, o7 Madland, died in great agony from infection from a glandercd horvo. RY ■wait arcsaa it. it is coming «2Stec~- dSWK.’iETWxa?"' «“«<» A«ry .Sk/wdsy for this week boa an extra, eontaihing a map of th. burnt diatrici of Chicago. IS®, In the World ABLEST LIVING AUTEURS. The Magnificent Street Parade. USMII, MSVIM, MOUIIIUL UUU Savage Kaffir Lions, ..'tits' t4D/.V£wt arae »fU» ! taM»WwttSnSl8jatfa*ka2^ sass lemMlsa, uabar UM* jamfe--------------- The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky ia for sale at tWO.QOO. . f----- r=”' Lake Cochituate, whkh supplitw Bos­ ton with water, is giving out. Alexander H. Stephens is now railed a •• venerable calamity.” Railway trains are io run through the Mont Gmis tunnel in twenty minute*. NEW FEATURES FOR 187S. 1st premium on Working Cattle awarded to W. P. Garrett. 8d premium on Brood Mares awarded to A M. Dowling Tbc Musical Entertainment Tuesday evoning srae quite largely attended by our beet citissna. The musical perform­ ance allowed tiiat the scholar* had thorough training. Tho Cantata of ■* Idly Boil or tbe Culprit Fay” was ren­ dered ••splendidly" for otnsteura. Sev­ eral of tha jpuag Indiso were a tittle afraid to -fat oaf thsir voioes. Still, anthawbolo, they deoerve pre fee for doing ns well as they diA Cundurango has gut to London, and ia being tested in some of the hospitals thsro in the caneo ward. English experience is said to abow that out of every thirty colt* from thorougbbred Hock but on® prove, fas’- g.trwgsjMaay HASTINGS RABBLE WORKS! Three Big Shows in One, A new stylo of fan has just appeared, mode of satin nnd laoe. whan opened, is in the shape af a butterfly. •• Wes tha Romsn matron white sous were jewwls a mother of pearls I" No, my child, the Gracchi were Cornelian* ” Lt ia propored in California to culti­ TaxAuiusx.—Wc invito tha special vate the Italian sanflower, tbe root of nttontiou of ncr reader* to the ProspeowMch fa n bulb said to bo aa nutritious tu* of n» M'*- Thia ia among tho most valuable of tbe pubiisatiuas of the eouutty, «u»d »htmld have a vwy extan­ sire cireulotioB. We furnish the Bsrmad tb-AMw tor 1872 at 86.00. AMERICAN MARBLE To the Ladies!! two tiiiiin �XEB' XI»E«THEHEXT«' ;sri Etochmter to N*w York. 386 mil*., BoBJo to New York, 423 mil*. Suspension Bridge to New Yorx 448 Dunkirk to New York, 4GO mile*. Oreland to New York, 625 mi1«, Cincinnati to N. Y„ 800 mite*, ami t* rnoti JOB D. R. COOK & CO’S Oftc* ia Hasting*. H‘e brought 25.215 package* of tea, of whu£1G,«7 pttkagy. wer. in lnn.it for Matron eiue-. .rertaad; brnide. M4 package, uf .Hi for tlx* E**t. by rail 0^22 to 27 mix* n> raaarn wm la eddinun to thi* very large cargo of Ofiler the following '.Tax Titled FOR. SALE of LAXJDS AtsnJfttUld: •l»raa A !>«»• aorahy via la* 4aas*M aara Maa* Haaaa fer ci I^BOtCMIM- A TKJII'lJrruM. Situated ia tlx* various Townships • Barry County—on* uf th* beet ASK YOUR GROCER FUJI CRUMBS 6 COMFORT! let* Tho Japan was thirtv-thre* day* ia making th* trip from ilong-Koug, and twenty-throe day* ia coming from Yokohama. The San FranriaajCYmraar(toaaritet:) net a.« it cial Herald, of Aagurt 18, atair* that UaraWlanU. Drawtag Kaaei Caaahaa ara axiaCalat VUHaa 80,(Xto ton. of tea*, rilk*. *c„ wore ^ea^m.la* Brtagvi. rmlag tfeMws* ia Va* awaiHrx abipaent to Ato*riaa from Asiatic porta at th* time of tho aadtac of EXPMNN MAIL. IM>~ Uaekx.h Im vatea th* Japan, tho greater part of whieh c* r *" ' * would probably c< mo to that city. Our trad* with Aria, by way of San Fracieco and tho Union 1'acific Railway, baa suddenly aMumed vi-ry large and grati­ fying proportion. 53313023232348023532535353 The American Washer! THEA-NECTAH la a rtc* BLACK TEA PRICE, 85-50. X3M: RUPTURE Jsifissar they w2! soon wish they were than. Show bv ywu action*'rather them your worth that yon are glad to are them Harn enough regard for youreelf to treat your gvcataM caamy with quiet politenaa*. AU petty alight* an manly mcaalaaa, and kart y*ur»«lf mare than any ano else. Do not talk about yvureelf or your family to the exclurion oi other topic*. WiAt if your are clevar, and a Htll* tuorr AQEWTS Wail TBYKAJ OF BAWLS i«C ara aaaally tii OKri! it I THE CHEAPEST W it may be interesting to you to talk over four aUmenta, bta very tiraeotne fiiA other* to listen. Mak- people think you rounder them deter and agreaablo, aad they will b* pre ;ty apt to have n ptoaaant imprnaioo CARLTUN. FOR io.so. fcdritpMplajariR. you would like to ' have them treat you Il ia much eerier to lore th* goaad opinion of people than to regain it; and when any on* do-e not cere for th* good opinion of others, he or aha ia not worthy at Mepect. Do not excw* your house, furnitnro, er th* tabla you a*! before your gu*at* It io fair to suppose tLeir vialU an to you, act to your aurrvundiage TraxSTniiniV POPERY. THEFOEOF THE L'HUJtCH. AND REPUBLIC. I 4 h 4 Pr O il Wl‘ 1! Wit! Wl,.l a haa Im. W laal ll n 4.i«| and aiaaaa to S». tla powvr,a>af«Uaai.ielaUil><)l<y. <na*>. I’ltoia. ^7*«f*■ Uy* "’k •JJ’thaj i raci.r aaaniavra -i .aalnav a aaaexaaa, iaararr «vvr U - Liar, will Mia 11a«*vav aaan^pn* laaOaa i| rr rebyKia«< a**lm niMrirwcv- C havki al Through AW/kr. m»a a. -4* WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, SHEPARD’S FAMILY BIBLE trr lk< cwr* a< all Tk'oal aa* L.a* liiem IIOAR.KXbM aa* ULCTtKATIOS «f Ik THROAT axt >a.ato*lal*iy •vtw.v*. an* -uu Mala IM aMataall. kaiaj aaall* tto preanvla aT ntut ia eaaaa af Tkiaal SiMvulur. year and two lacquer borina on top. In tbe top drawer of thi. beat wa* a metallic mirur, like oar hand-gtaaae*. In tha second drawer the kept her powdar, laint, wax. brush, tooth-powder >nd brush Two liulo drawer* earn* next; in one die had her falae hair, ar.d in tho other fancy pm*, gilt papar, and other fixing* for her hair. In the tower draw­ er waa h*r pillow, which ia placed under th* neck when aleepmg co mate, *o a* to preraat the hair from being rumpted­ It u made of wood aad eorerrd with paper oa the top. 'Ahe powdar took* like .tuxcdi, and when they uae it they mix u utile water with it and rub it io like p*= :i. and they h»r» two bruab** thatthayluae to rub it *fl. Tho paint kxAn gr«wn and tunu red when put up­ on tbc lire aad check.. CAUTION <1« aaly Walla'CarMm TaMrla COMPOUID WAHOO BITTKRS, A FAMILY RECORD. Fnaa t* e«al 50,000 REFERENCES, MrA HnufacAe. Lirer Complaint, Ferer.f Ague, Dgapepria, Worm* in C/illdrm, Pilon, Biliou* Gem­ plain tn, Im of Appetite, Erup­ tion* of tke Skin. Pimple* on tke Ate*, ernaf all IH*ea*e* of the Dtoor/,- aloo tke br.t IHuretic in Voe for Kidney Complaint*. Weak Baek. Fain in tke Loin*. County or State. Mum Suitable far tho Family, Mom Valuable tor the Studoat, Moat Inatructiro far the Teacher. Mori Appro] jiaie far the Child, Moit Uaefal for the Miniater. Moat lutereeting for the Farmer. Moat Elegant for tbe Parlor, Moat Profitable for th* Stady. Va« P1CTOKIAL FAMILY UIHLE. KNOTS UNTIED Tke Qoretand Harald, of th. 21a< in»t., stale, tha! while mt. men were cradtng a lot, they dug up fie* human akulri. and upon enrr bing further otbhunanbmw wore found in ndjooent k-cah!!-. They w*re lying about four foot Irani th* aurfaoe No signa of any wood, which VMM indicate at any tim* tbe nrwneo of a rolfin. ware no'iced. Them wen, bo«.».r found with thorn a tic cam. much reeembliag that now rued MW? n^mwst ISTORV OF THE WARINEUROK THE GREAT CAUSE ■laaarar 1*0 Sea aafnt.an J Labia 4 Iaai4.au la tk* Wav, aa* la Cka aalv trrUKXTIC a*4 OFFICIAL hi.tor. a« leaaOicl Atnl. ar* axol.af xrlik aa aJc'i'l ii teak Xag'uii OKJniJKEJrTJlL 1 REE Exnalsattm of Taubors far Barry County, BUI Swiss, CAUTION JURUBEBA. Michigan _Exebsnge. 11 r! LTOM. ww-w< FOR £ALE ’’•wv-wrw''- ussssrasg SJSxKSS ilhwwC .S*«teUw .tub. At Orangeville, Ott. 6th “ Ilaeuog*. Oct 0th. and Nor. €tto « Amyri*, Ort. I3tb-Eni* School House. AiNarixvdla " 17th. HUMAN MI8EBY. tW JniFeMwM. tea Iteala* Fn*e all aril* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-10-25.pdf a111ae186d00781f799bf6f14d95b7ce PDF Text Text Th« The Banner Com, VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25 1871. Wwnl apt Uttes Ci& NO. 26. ged manner. He saw in the eyse of tbs boys that there was mischief brewing. He did not darn sit dawn fa Ids ehair for fear of a pin. Everybody looknd solemn. Ralph lifts 1 the lid of his desk, “Bow-wow! wow-wow r It was the voice of an impup,, ud U» .ebool poM OUR ACOR A bead wind—A raoeso Home bAod-Thechildmu. troying the poor racooon. When Bull at lost seized tho raccoon and put an or-dtoiL Ralph could not but admire the decided way in which ho did it, calling to mind Bud’s comment: “Whan Bull once takes a bolt, heaven and yoxth can’t make him let go." But as they walked borne, Bud taxryina tho raccoon by tho tail, Ralph felt that his hunt had not been in vain. Ho fapciod that eves rod-eyed Bull, walking uncomfortably cloeo to his boobs reepestsd him mono since ho bad climbed that tree. "Party peart kind of a master,” re­ winter. They’d pitch you out of doors, sojny, neck and baeb, afore Christ­ marked tho eld man to Bod after Ralph had gone to bed. “Guow you better be mas." The young man, who had walked tea a Ht& easy on him. HoyF* But Bud deigned no reply. Perham mtlre to get the school in thia district, and who had been mentally reviewing beosuse ho knew that Ralph heard his learning at every step ho took, trem- । ths coaveraatiou through the thia par­ tition. Ralph Hartwok grow rad in the face •ing lost the committee should find that . Ralph srolw flighted to fiod it ram­ when he saw the puppy. But the oool, tag. Ho did not want to hunt or fish repressed, bull-dog mood ia which ho had kept himself saved him. Ho lifted “old Jack Means," who waa the first tho dug into his arms and stroked him trustee that be lighted on. The im­ i until the laughter *ub<idi * * pression made by there ominous re­ 1 solemn and set way, he » mark. was emphasizMl by tho glances । “I am sorry,” and h<l which ho received from Jack Moans' two I the room with a ateady, sons. The older one eyed him from the I top of his brawny shoulders with that I Means.” and "old Jfiri Means," and Bis ryhody felt that tbara wai amiable look which a big dog turns on I| Means, listened with gnat eyes white tag—“1 am sorry that any scholar in n little ono before slinking him. Ralph I| he told of Sinbad's adventures, of the thia school could be so mean”—the word Ilerteook bad never thought of bring 1 Old Maa of tho Sea. of Robinson Cru­ was uttered with a than, emphasis, and measured by tho staadara of murein. soe. of Captain GnlBver's oporiouces alLtho big boys felt sun* thorn would bo Thia notion of booling education ' into in lillput, and of Baron Munchausen’s a fight with Bill Moans, perhaps with Bud—“could be eo os aw as to—sut up young uvagoe in spite of thomtelves, his Inlitr in such a jJace as that 1" dulled hi. ardor There was a long, deriavo laugh. By one stroke Ralph liad carried the PARLOR A crop far breakfast—Hash. “•Dj alav^-Printor’s devils The war measure-A line of battle. The raw material—Underdone steak. PUaaont ehock in lifo-Bank cheek. A mere nutter of fcm-cm'Ing a Salter :rA LEADING STOVE, Arriving tn^syt^imajsnj • i’nti.will SIUS'l to ■•erasfrj WE KEEP THE CAMELIA cant glances of the buys. Hartecok de­ fected tho |K-rpotrntor of the joke, and with the bard and dogged look in bis ' eyoa. with just sucn a*-look as Bull would give a puppy, but with the utmost suavity ia his voice, ha said : | nted for stealing st Kansas City, , AJVilliam Means, will you be so good ras a bod little boy, aged ten. , as to put this dog out of doom ?’ ' When is the most dang-roue tin st day lever seed!" B.I1 iait ia the country 7 When the gher complius.nL u» shooting and the buB-rusboe o wanted was to make a It’s a nice thing to hare •• William Means, will you be no kind your wife before going to spend side, nnd the more Harteook admired as to put thia dog out of doom F’ mng with a female friend. tlio knotted mtudea of Bud Means, tiie There wan a moment of utter itillnew. ( « ..MMu > — «» w„- । more he dnsirwl to attach him to himself. But tho rnagnotlsm of Ralph'* oyo was I> ,9****? policemen rule that Feint with woarinees land discourage- So, whenever ho struck out a peculiarly I1 too much for Bill Means. Tho request 'j Tiding a homo on the street with menL and shivering with fear, he rot brilliant passage, ho anxiously watched j was so polite, tho muter’s look was so I “for safe" attached is an on I peddler. down ou a wheelbarrow. . Bud’s eye. But tho young Philistine i If this world ia a tree show. “You, Bull I" said tho old man to tho ' kept his own counsel Ho listened but ] do<r. which v„ bhnwine urore and mure 1 said nothing, and the ore. tinder his ROBERTS & JQAUO® RUGS Medicines, A. HANLON, 71. IL. • Dye Stufls, rod i. ii—frlwaasw. Oto o^.l, W». II.YWiwmS. & Crick scbool-bouws I ha 'a’t get no bjection. But of you git licked don* ct-mo on us. Flat Crick don't pay no 'nsurance, you bet! Any other trust ere 7 Whl, yrs. But-os I pay the most taxes,' t'othm iist lot me run tho thing. You can begin right off a Monday. There a'a't been no other apj licationa You j “want would you uo wiin me, icr ra­ se*- it takni setno grit to epjdy for thia' stance V and Bud stretched himself up school. Tha last master hod a black I as if to shako oat the reserve power coil­ eye for a mouth. BuL »s I said, you can jist roll un and wads in. I low you’ve got pluck, mar be, and that goes for a heap riglit tnap> u sienna with boys. Walk in, and stay oyer Sunday with Ana again tho eyes of .Bud Means me. YjuU bev to board 'round, end I looked out sharply from liie shadowing guoaa you better begin hero " Ralph did not go in, but sat out un a brows to see tho effect of Ulis speech op wheelbarrow, watching tho old man tho slender young man. “You won’t thrash me, though," sail share ahiuglos, philo the boys split tho the blocks and chopped wood. Bull R^itehaw I 1 low I could whin you in smelled of tho newcomer again in an ugly way, and cot a good kick from die an inch of your life with my left hand older sun for his pains. But out of one and never half try," said young Moons of his nJ errs the dog warned the with a thtrataning snsor. “I know that ns well as you do " schoolmaster that he should yet suffer “Wall, a'a't afraid of me then t ’ for all kicks received on his account. "If Ball ones takes a hold, hsaven and and again h«. looked sideways st Ralph. "Not a bit," awd Ralph, wondering nl yarth can't make him 1st go," said Bud bio own courage. r, Ralph, by way of comfort. Tho walked on in sibmee a minute. It waa well for Ralph that he began lo “board round" by stopping at Mr. Bad waa turning the matter over "Why a’n t you afraid ef ma F’ ho Means'. Ralph felt that Flat Creek was what ‘“•Tte^.Vyoa and I are going to be ha needed. He had hwd» bookish 1 if. Hut hare w«a his lesson in tho art of uisnaging people. For ho who can manage tho untamed and strapping youths of a winter school in Hoopols County lias gone far toward learning ono of tho hardwit of lessons. And "Well. I’m not afraid of them because twsaty-fivs years ago, in Ralph's time, you and I are going to be friends, and things wore worse than they are now. rtrtTthe Tho older eon of Mr. Moan, was call- ffi“do’th«P S PAINTS & OILS. Sineei ai Weal Dsiffli <irut 4 "I guess you're n little sheered by what the old man said a'n't you F’ Ralph was about to deny it, but on reflection concluded that it was always best to speak the truth. He said thit u —Q-i,— ,l. Him.. UMtiao, >oOYEAR&STft//r Successor* lo H- * GOODYEAR, Dealer,, Ip all kind* of HEa/y and SB EL NEW CARPET HOUSE IRON. STEEL, NAILS. GLASS, TAINTS. OILS, PUTTY. TIN. COPPER. AND SHEET-IRON WARE. pBOTOQUrM jJAw 1 ' yrtltt NOTH qpOILXT GOODS All kindi of Building Material, and Took, HARNESS SHOP! In connection xith HARDWARE STORE. Sole agents in Barry County for the DETROIT STOVES, AN?; WOODLAND PARLORS, RUBBER BELTING AND FAIRBANKS BpALEB. Give tu a call M we F»U ** undersold CITY PAINT STORE! CMM1M A MSWI PAINTERS; Points, Oils. Y^rqUhes. Mixed Punta, Bruihe*, and Artirt’a MBteruis, Wall Paper, Window Shades, rant nxMM. UAM. m< 1W. j StaAOmHMSalMHW, MATTINGS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, MOTHKGBLAM LACES. EAP1DS, MICHIOAN GOODYEAR & STRIKER. ■ . l ■ XVeiCAX.! Bull stuck up his earn in a dignified way, and Iho three or four yellow earn who were Ball s satellites yelped de­ lightedly and discordantly. “Bin," said Bad Means to his broth­ er, ‘tex the master et hs'd Hka to hunt DOOM. I'd like tu take the starch out tho stuck-up fellow." “’Nough. said," was Bai's reply. “You durn’t do it," said Bud. “I don'* tako no each a dare,” raturned Bill, and walked dowu to the gam, off which Ralph stood welching tho stare come out, and wishing he had nover seen Hal Crack. “I my. mister," began . Bill, “mister, tbey*s a coca wkat's been a satin' oar ohickans bttely, end we're to try to ketoh.tho renatat- You wouldn’t Eke |o take a mon hunt nor nothin. him.” Did ho inflict corporal punishmoat 7 inquires uime friend. Would you inflict corporal punishment if you worn tiger-trarnor in Van Air.burgh,, happy family 7 If you had been among the human bears on Flat Creek you would hero need, the rod also. But pour Ralph could never satisfy his con­ The lain! extract from “What I Kno About Farming* “Catch year butterfii stituency. ‘ “Dou,t beliow he’ll do," was Mr. late m .uCitun. Select tlu> deep vt* Pete Jones, comment to Mr. Moons. . ouaaifyou would get good, sweeC lam less you thrash 'em, says wise, mine wiai't Ley » “» what I-say. «*> master. lay it on good. __ :lrin'And Urnin' Don’t Jo no hr— Tj lickin' no lamin,' gi«a together. lamin ’, liekn'_____ and says I. Licki_______ __________ Izmiu', is the good ole way.” And Mr. Joaeu, like some wiser peo­ ple ”1' moev pleased with his formula that it had an illiteratiro sound. Nev.rtbalees, Ralph was m star from this limo until tho spelling school! Many and many a time after tho sight of the fatal spi lling school, Ralph used to say • " If only it had not been ftir that epoll- There had to be a spelling-school. Not only for tho sake of my story, which would not havs been worth tho telling if the spolling-echool had not taken ■ place, but because Flat Creek diattict had to have a polling-school. It ia tho only public Eterary uxentee known in Boonola County. It takoe the place of Lroaum. lecture and debating ctab. Sis Means, or, as she wished now to be called, Mtrandy Means, expressed her­ ooil mort positively in favor of it. She said tha: sho 'lowed tho folks in that district couldn't in no - wise do without it But it was rather to its social than to its iutelbctual benefits that she referred. The diplomatic Bui only chuckled a For all the st«Uing-schoots sver soon little at Uris; whether he assented to could not enstlo her to stand anywhere tlii^ alliance or not Ralph could not but at ths foot of the chu. There is one breach diligsnlly taught in a beck When Ralph looknd round on the woods school. The public mind erems faces of the sedan, tho little tares full impreasid with the difficulties of Eng­ of mischief nnd cariosity, the big faces lish orthography, and there is a solemn full of on expression which was not fur­ conviction that the eblof end of man is ther removed than leeond cousin to l-aru to n;>eli. ‘"Know AVebrtor's from contempt—when young Hurtsook kdomentary’came down from heaven," looked into those feces, Ida heart palpi­ would Im the backwoods version of tho Greek doctor but that, unfortunately tated with stage-fright There is no audience so hard to face for the Greeks, their fame has not reach­ ed so fat. It often happens that tho Spil does not kaow a single word of > tesecn. Thai is of no eonasquance What do you want to know the mean­ ing of a word for 7 Words wore mail# tobosp-dlod, nod men were created that they ought spoil them. Hence the bb- was nek at heart. Ho felt that if there had barer been tho shadow of as alli­ ance between himself end Bud, it waa all •‘off” bow., • It waned to Hartaook that eren Bull had tost bia respect for the teacher.— glcr in New Oilcan. returned a • ad­ ding nng bo had stolon, with an am. vmoua note, explaining that it wt* 1 bring calamity if he took it away. A California grura, on brings . if he would take this women tot wndded wife.roplied with energy that: minister must be a fool to ask such a question as that, adding, "drive on with your buisness.” . 1 ( < , < . , 1 �gars a day1, kt (we will any) five cent* each. Thirty cent* a day for cigar* er tobacco ia some shaii. ie a very moder­ enough for his own needs and pack* a ate allowance for an ordinary habitual little surplus, wherewith to obtain hi. took, on the Ixch of an an or mule and S109A0 a year. In th. coureo of th. rentes it to th* sea coast, tet him go to rear, by purofomng at wbUroalr, th. ttento Domingo, for there that happy individual may make e saving of tho odd condition of society exieta. There you I0.&O, leaving th* even *100 a. th* have enough to eat—kind nature give* amount expanded fee tobacco tn th* that plentifully; there with very little exertion, you can raise enough tobacco W* will begin with young men seven­ and other pod act* to exchange for teen yean cf ago. Between hie eevra- clothing, and then yon can be aa bappv teeuth and eighteenth birthday ba ex­ aa the hog that only needs in addition a pends 1100 fer agars. Th* ebwnce of th* capital, aa »uch, u not a blessing, but a wry greet disad­ vantage. sad. therefore, th* object of the philanthropist i’ to show a way by wLkh ever; man. every laborer can beooute, partly by *<-lf-**crifice, pertly by higher *kill and greater education, and |<rtly by equitable laws a capitalist himself We should try to iou®rt our country into a land of capitalist* instead of a lead of povaty and wrvtchedn***. Surely, if we have a consciousness of our ownsimmortality ; if w* regard this life as only probationary-^** one fitting the soul for a higher destiny, and great­ er mental and moral exertions hereafter. couadontiously doe* hi* duty, eJucatka hi* children. urge, them" to enter an honrot vocation, can be, and is the happieet man of hi* ago and time. Sffi 40 46th Mi47tb !<7 »-th The reawn why so many of throe as- | ,jgll| ■coated or joint companies bar* failed. '• ia beenuao mechanic* do not sufficiently 130th value tho mental skill and training j neoreaary for tho successful conduct of ;j<jJ busiaeni They under-value menial 34th power, and thus with all their earnest- 8^th nee* of labor, they caanut compel* with ' ‘ capital and labor when it is combined (•fit], paper, the AtLiarii Sm, eUtos very plain ly that ha Is etill opposed to tho Consti­ tution, and continue* to deny that it govsrus him and hi* people now, a* dur­ ing tho war of the rabellioc. Referring That »1», tf eighteenth birthday, would by hi* nin*teeth birthday, amount to *110. That • 110 plaeed at interest until hi* twentteth tdnhday, would amount to |U1. That *121 pboed at iataresl until his t«»atyfirst, would amount to •133.10. By continuing the calculation, the smoker ty-ons years of age, end saving 1200 * will fled that the one hundred dollare year till he is twenty-five, can. m ca»e of expeude-l during hi* Seventeenth rear, proper, investment, have, at least, 11000 if amply put out at interval st ten per at that aga, which will ia moat tnechan- rent, and reinvested annually—a very iod calRags enable him to sot up a ebop oaqr thing to do—by the time tho indi­ for himself end become bi* own empfoy- vidual bad arrived at a good halo old er. Thus bo need not be a journeyman ‘ ejre. rraly to “ retire from busine**" and forever, but become a self employ ar. lie enjoy life, would amount to the startling con enter al an early age th. darn of aum of 19.720.03. / aelf-emplayer*, or capitalists who are eo Tho r mount, al ten ]*r rent interest, much lampooned and derided in werk- by ths time individual would be *ixtymgmeu’s conventions. It ia true that five y*ar* old, of 1100 expradad ia ci­ oom* mechanical calling*—the worker* gar* or tobacco by a young man in his— time; but if ten or twelve aewtiate to 19th gwther. put theur capital into a etixk company, say VM pw man, it would [ 22d enable them to establish fcandrie* and ojd machine shops. and obtain the entire re- I24 th ward which eatatal end labor eombirad i 25th The ooura. pursued by ex rebel offi-. day night. A German, namel Wstosg, oer* who hare pirjurod th-tnaelrea by kilted his wife with a hateket. cotftag joining toe rebelliou while sworn to sus­ : anil mutilating her body terfully, ao I tain th* Constitution of th* U. B. Gov­ that the eorps* prostated gJtaBble After tho murderer had mad* sure tba! ernment, allows the wisdom ot the 1 tlh hi* vrtfe waa d*ad, ho are* fled bi* child hardly nrad speak. Everybody knfl^ Amendmeut to that Coaatitutic’n A. —a little boy—with the same weapon, it to be one of th* very beat papers piib-, II Stephens, the ex-vice Freridimt of and cut hi* head open, following itrupliahed aavwbm end in every respect it until bk.ws ,----1 - - 2111 42:57th 1910 48;Mth day morning following tho fire : “ Cbsrr up 1 In tho midst of a calami­ ty w ilbout paraUsd in the world's history, looking upon tho ashes of thirty years, a.v umulafiuaa, tho people of this beauti­ ful city Live resolved that Chicago shall risn again. With death in many stramre places with two or three hundred million* of oer hard earned property swept away in a few boura, th. beans cf our man and womvn ore still brars, and they look in­ to the future with uudauctnl hearts. A* there has never been such calamity, so and wielded by skillful heads. A thor- .^h uugh busute*. training ia, therefore, a* 40th eearatial tn th* mechanic* a* tn any Total - |1#5,396 50 titnde ia the (act of deeulolion and ruin. cliu* of men The examples where Jn othar word* the younjr man who Already contracts have lieen made fer men hay* risen from the humbles! rail- u,^» tobacco in any shape, to th. value rebuilding some of the burned block* ing tn high and exalted positions by thirty cents per day, ia the evune of aa begin to-day if the boat ia so for sub­ their own axertina* are numerous- T‘..oy | life-time, oxpen 1* an amount, which, if' dued that lbs chamvl material con l>e are tberule instenl of the exemption. We instead of spending it for tobacco, h* handled Field, Loiter S Co. sad John V. will nut nam» the Aston, Stewart*, and I had invested annually at ton p--r cent Farwell will re-comm*nco buianva* toother millionaire* Their fiseOitre* and . interest, would afford him a fortune of |I day. The money and securities in the bank* or safe- The railroads are work­ ing with all their energy to bring us out of thia awful condition. Tlis |3(K>,00<), . ------- -- — 1 0UU of capital invested in throe roads is bound to sao us through. They have foortean year* of age, without know­ figure*. a rruiiDi rvxrosi u un. ; ’been built with .special rofsreno* to a ing a word of the English laaguagv, [ great commercial mart at thia place am! and without haring any friends to help One thing above all others cannot b. ' ithey cannot fail to sustain us Chicago or lo advise him in any way. The first iuiprsme-l upon be th old ami young with ' year he worked for his board and went too great an emphasis It is. that a ’ lo school Surely, all boy* cun do that h line befallen us. certainly not denmts purpose or file, ana a cuavieuou [ । Moscow burned. The forces of naThera i* a large number of farmer* who that what we may produce with hand or era no lam than the femes of reason, would b* glad to engage th* **rvicea of h require that the exchangee of a brain, ia fp the benefit of the world, is a bey *f fourteen years of age. and give eMentfal to our happtasae. An idle life him board, and cfethea, and achoohng SIXteal prison honor* instead of being fitted a life of indavtrv Haring learned trade, about tho ago of twenty, ha ear about 1200 that year, se that bo cm go to achoo! fur another year, and for* ho eared enough to buy a printing office at his awn, becoming a propristor, and though nut a wealthy man. null ia independent end in a prospero* con- prevent any of year boys from bee mg independent and hare an accui fated capital of at tenet MO,WO * forty yuan of age ? Wo taka the gambling, debauchery, and finally to the ( State* prison or an sarly gtavs. It ia I aa esaential eoeditiem. mads a law by 1 the Creator Ilimaslf, which no man can. with impunity, transgrsaa, that iateUigent, continuous effort to do and acrompliah something is eeesntial to iadiridu- । al contasitmenL Tiw Mvy, therefore, which admo times entsra th* bswrt of the worktogwien against the sous o( rich , men whom they sro loitering on tho street mraars. is misplsced Thee* men do not only enjoy the esmo degree of penoaal liappiuees and comfiwt, but they are plunged into nsckleaanees and vice. Look thou not to wi'boat for re- , lief but from within. Allow uu oblian- : lions voluntarily asacmed by you to Trade Unions, to fetter your enterprise 1 and individual energy. Prise yuar free- : dum too highly to resign it, either to th* State, to Society, or to the Trad* Unions Among the inalienabte rights of a free- , nun stsnds prominent tn. ngb to eo' ter into a contract, and tho right °-”k for whom lie pleura, and at such wagvs First theattempt of inferior and imwtnpeto.*t men j to control their was** and hour of fa- ! ber of the Dubuque T— of what immsnse results th* saving of thirty easts par day wiD aooomplish. The artiete is so excellent am! so much to th. point cot to take a job of work wi-Auilt per>Mr>.-— ... _ , that we quota it almoot satire- finely miassoa of some “order” wifi always remain aa poor as a church moose ' pubrie’of France. Hfcitory records no it » worth the effort and th* saenfico, to I ocher such testimonial to a privets and rave thirty cents each day Thirty cent* saved in liquors or tiger* or any other luxury each day. if invested, will make shown u* an authentfo copy of the every man independently rich: . speech of Ma. A. C. Town before the State Board of Equalisation. end from it wo see that th* report of it copied by na from the Detroit Thlsras a* well aa oar doing a seinimum amount of work, tho who fool sure that if they only had th. price ol that class of labor will thereby , b* enhanre-1, ia entirely fallacious capital with which to embark ia brefe ■em they might, ia th. evuree of an or- Thera is a point at which omuumptiou tor by the next Legislature of Georgia, ho say*,‘-all that wr used is. that in Th* excitement ia Ann Arbor la in­ making a selection, the member* of the tonic, sud lynch Liw was strongly talkLegislature ah.ll not act upon tho prns- •d of. Th* prisoner is sift, in the custody of the sheriff. opafot a rsesyrefiire of the reWy of thia unparallod fraud and w/tato of their clearly defined cunstilu tioaal rights. B4xec*tykfonpLT M*4*t>* fiott-ctlM. Ne good can be se­ , vtnsa.—Sparkling and bright, witty cured by such a course, white inflnits end wise, instructive and interesting, mischief ttttf result from the fmtJt*!. “BaUou'i Magazine" fog Npvcmtier. It ’ fiH»| dnwy and rtt»r*l i j has a apirited tai* of advwntare in dine; of th* gatd n, ths air ** i quite a number of illustrated article* represented eves*te/y. not by the free j S.nu. st3i । chofoe of Georgia, but by the dwtawa cf a usurping faction in Cungreaa.” ' nig then ray other serial jn this country. While th* spirit of perjury ia ao man ifeetly governing lheeo r>>utituUonal what is wanted m the Buully drele. traitors, and they continno to refuae roc-' Ballou's Magarino i*oqiv Ikmcgt* pea ognition of the constitution and the laws j copy, or 11.50 per' year. Putilired ty of th* country, it **etns yet too early to 'Dkmuvo- A Talbot, <» Coop**** Wre*eh lay down the rule reatricting them from the governing power. Magnauiismty toward* fallen foe* is a very Christian principle, but the principle of Christian­ ity due* not go so far in it* practical ap­ ward, tight qnwani" «»»"•* !■>>» Ihe.fips^iman xiapSMXif_iha_magasiaa free plication to governments that those who uimofths .publishers. jWa thought a>| T B’ "oo^ breathe out destruction and ovethrow of impossible Jo /xtpl the September niit-! I . i V’ law after forfeiting their -right to gov­ b”'2’L0'^' .•^Aurttoussj—rauummintiiton ern. shall nererthelrea, dictate tho terms contributor* and its valuable rending, la 1 • oa which they shall be allewea to try n perfect gem, and we Cannot cndrtvtand Lr '■ j' . , ... _r. « ThoteaeHaMoLaEaaroMardtescoutheir hand* again at breaking down a . how so much real worth and merit from] -. government which tlw«r openly hate nod ■icl; popular writers os Greeley. I'artrat, ] tarns the tbltowiag editorial paragraph la regard toAny State Waiverrity .defy, Beecher, Gail Hamilton, etc., etc., ran I Mr Groesbeck preaches a different "Tho Uiunrsily of Michigan began lie furnished far only ono dollar a year- its first year Under th. I'rwddeficy of doctrindf and very properly states that The Magarino is. steadily increasing ia the 14th and 15th Amex.dmrat» cannot publie favor, and we predict for it a] be overthrown ; but three rebels know brillant foture, for I'ltople are tfot slow] whnt they mean, and they will not allow in bestowing their pntronasv where theyd him to interpret tie law for them, end can obtain the moat for their mouey. until they do allow cummou sense and .Specimen copies famished free.— reason to guide them, it eevms usolea Published by S. 8. Wood fl Co., New­ to ho|>e for an early acquisition of that unirereal amnesty which all Republicans burgh, N. Y. Awweax'Scitez 'W&nl— j eo much dreire when it sh-ill be safe to The Odolcr number of this Jon.nal. inJ ability, maintains its high tone, as • spiritual, practial tuagezmo for Parents and Bunday School Teachers. It eonlain*—Th* Beauty of tho Ufa ot Christ, i by Rev. B. E. yw^r B i* the Bunday flAoal ThJ a*4 Wiafllss the Church to 1 to With It? by Iwiffinb and if they .uconed better ‘ban Rwpulican* do in proeeiyung rebels to return to their allegiance to their government, then tho country mar hare confidence in placing them in power with tl>* con­ Buxnett; Tbs Hill Difficulty A. verted South to eujport them. A Kmdnsh. Kiep Qfllrr, llSi.-Mub charge a hundred , deltas. for laying a thoasand bricks, the eraM^noac would be feat brick hoMM would not be built, October 17th waa a do. creera during th. reek of •6.249. Recrapteof th. week. «1,1«4S; pay. SvrZsW** LbsienbtSA Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapid*, CUT THIS OUT The Detroit Stoves are the HEAVIEST Stoves In the Market. rJ and th»t th* deeprot sympafhy ja fy77' title uf an right page paper, 23x33, I where etiraed. Ths Tfosee. and’Aher four columns to a page- devoted to fiml L adingjiopera urge * conjinuanrel of to ant tend with hi* exponents, but ro•its* lateratiue. Temperance, and :b. the liberality. 1 sorts to the vulgar and effete shoutiug Fireside. The subscription price ia That th* workingmen at Ttaccfi( |sv>rowdyism of a day that ie or ought to Otlf Oat IMtr pvr year in advance, be. dead and gone ia every ciriliaed postage lo any part of the T7nit»«I States five cents per quarter In advance. Il ia th. cheapest paper published and is worth double the sabfription 1 asked. Ti>* jrabhahers onneunre ailditibnal at­ tractions next year, and tin " ’ ' , ot illustration* without any prita Agents roti ufak* a netting subaiber* for it Pz I J. D. Robiorou A Co 207 Washington Mr. Chester who is to sucorod Street New Yurk% Specimen copica Cob Win. McMichael, at present Soliritor ol Internal He venue, ha* been appointed Assistant Attorney General and will enter upon hi* dulhs at tho I Court of Claim* a* guan a* his oonsmiej won is mads out st the State Depart­ amission regarding immigration laws regulating too influx of immigrant* to this country, hat not yet returned, but ia expected by the next steamer He will dtabtless have an iutersstiag and important report to make whan he ar- | rives on th* subject of the duties with which he was charged. A protracted renfon of the Cabinet was field yesterday. .All the member* were present except Attorney Genoral Aksrman who was mpresentai by So­ licitor General Bristu. Tho members refused to say anything relative to too •objects of omriderauon in that Cabi­ net, but it was infened that martial law will bo proclaimed in' South Carolina, and probably in Geoegia and Alabam i unless those who hare been guilty of Ku-Klux violence alx>w a perfect trillingness to comply with th* provision* of Civil Law in future. It is gonsraliy understood that the Bocrotaiy of W*r They are the only Stove made of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the World. । broo opensd at Cardiff That th. details cf the €hlcdg^|fire j from New Yohk prpere are pebMdied editor would be if Im were right before us " This ia itself ie a pretty revere1 shut, and ia well dsoerved. agora*: any ment. Detroit Stoves! at Kalamazoo, Es-Goveruor Holden, now one of tiio ' luttie; Wo Must Not Get DisanHgpd; | Buuw editor* of the Washington ChrtuitU, La* Nothing to Do! Infant ScboolAeaAu; >*cn threatened by aa editor in Raleigh I Blackboard Exsmses. Editors^ ij^ in from Lindon say’ that* (tie'sukied^fms M. C. In reply th. Governor says, “We I Papera for Scholars for each NBrath, for th. relief of OMsag- taofartra' >Cp would rather shoot at A. H. Stephen* at I with two pagr* of Ex;»siticy^M^ach to last eight the Maaaioa Basra fpnd I waa £30,0OQ: fiimiaghapi Crawfordville. Mr. Btepben* is largar Glasgow £50,000. Contributfoiw ‘■svi.’' six hundred mite* off than th* Rak-tgh j GOODYEAR & STRIKER. euiun, aa’| 1*0 vr . the preaent government of Fra^c is I weaX, and iftadsqnafo to th* ws^t of the country. ’ ‘ (I That Charte* Babbsg*. the suthoy of i mathematical works, j* dead. /. That it ia now certain that. the l*liastien CunfeiuMe ugrrad Upon etteigrac WELCH & GRIFEITHS' CUNDURANGO! 811s, ta i ws m am including full re- |Vxxu4.YftMifcx>: for 1371 will surpass all Ils competttoni In Comuttrcfal Dtparhncnt. lllneas and adcuraey of Its marIrta have already attracted wideattenfeeri,1 and Its proprietor* nod it is always welcome to our tabla. This, magnane it fast gaining ita war Info fl» uUkta AOMstMoasof th* country. There ia realy nothing ao well suited to the young peopls os tbi( “Scholar." Those who havt'not raaff '• Hob Claxton’s Own Story “ hare Irat a rich treat, and should send at ones to taYfcwl AuU^JftjikM,'’k ’‘R44nPiib. Co, CTneeg*.^ tlmteqaro < f th. fiebolar fig of furore ia tho*e part, of the Buttes named where ths military bands hare been disorganized, and that should a refactwy spirit be shown by th* poop)*, within tea days thonsaad* will b* put btite paper. The pabtietasswoffiarto fur­ nish it on trial si one' cent per 4opy.1 Addrore A. M I *«*Chicago. Southern editor* acknowledge that AxTuca’i How MousiIjk—fljr.Ocfo- । iteuroeratic lawyer* in Raleigh admit ber ia here, wreriug a heppy fooy aad i the existou.e of the Kn-Klux organisa­ running ov.r with grad thia^.‘. TW4 tion. Irately acme oorreepondeoee beengraving* are fine irnro, width* illuv tvwq three lawyers and Judge Bond trabon* Of fill atyta* - ‘ " has beau publishsd es that th. editors cannot help admitting whU they have eMMrtm'* dtothfog article is ao eoedr that by doing other j dance, if^ot great wealth. Of thee* ora thousand boys, a large portion of times work wo cannot equal it a* an squival-’ who semain abv* until they arrive at Mt, other article am need tn it* place. Thus for iaatance, if all the bricklayer. < eld age will than find thaasralvM nij, New Advertisements. TMMi TO WIGS (ff 1PPLKS. 8425' �• T» t. I. (k. •rat cocking stove cate, ia on exhilatiou •* the hardware store of John Weisort. Go and see it. UASSIIC. No<*oe ia hereby given that ws tn prwaredte do boroe-ohoeing and will •mloavoe to give ratisfection to all who may favor us with lUir potn^. octlOwfl J. L. Raxn A Bso. All persons are forbidden to set fire to learns, nr debris of any kind on tho streets or lota, and in every way request­ ed tu keep strict watch of their promim. All combustible debris is hereby required to be removed from the prox­ imity of buildings. The Marshal and assistant* will see that thia proclamation is respected. H. A. GOODYEAR, Mayor. Ver, warm Monday. A dance will bo held at Union Hall Friday evening. •‘A ‘•heap" of naw goods just arrived at Bartow A Goodyear's See the new advertisements of Good­ year A Striker end Greblo A Ruseell. The butments to the new bridge at tho foot of Broadway are looking up finely. Wjirm.-Wood at this office Many cords are due us on subscription and should bo brought in at oner. Nora CAixrvixr the appeal by tho Ivliev ol our city herewith printed, ana re­ spond liberally. IlCHIGAR CERTRALX R. Grand River Valley Division Everybody, with their wife, children or sweetheart, have come to town to­ day lo eeo tbe Elephant. T» Nbw Fxax.-J. W. di C G. Bcnt- y. manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds id moldings, and everything else, are . busy soiling moldings that they can>t write for tiie local column this week. Mia* l.iirie 1*. Richards cf Grand Rajada, baa entered tho Medical De­ partment of tho Unrvwrrity of Ann ArssikxTssi. <M SK IS v ■* ■K SO* • r1 iE :s A fire near Mr. If. Barlow's premises, in Rutland dretroysd a largo quantity of null and quite an amount of corn fod- Is- VB »u «LU> 11. z. aaimxxT. Saw.*•*<. ’••ra»r to* dlvlsltr. Mir 1»~«' «w«. I ■ ui* a. arwH. Aaavaran. • i taste, til 11-*‘ r sf brant sslr Michigan Central R. R.. OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE Tax Esau says that the Holland Branch of the M- L. 8. It R. ia now ironed reran miles from tho Almy street depot, and tho work is being puraod forward with energy. Tn largo fire in tbs woods in Rutland was brought to a quietus by making a back fire which was guarded by about fifty men. In that way thousands of dollars worth ol property was sarc«L 1TM —rams -a JTiiiwAn ---- • •TJI£ »I Peninsular Railway. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, AraxxTiox u naked to tho Proclama­ tion of the Mayor herewith printed. It seems to us of tho utmost importance that its suggestions should be carafully hooded by evwry citiren. ’a^?«L ., .--- SUPERIOR, M’SHERRY AND STATESMAN PLOWS JMTD CJ1STI.MGS, AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY E. P. BURRALL BlackGros Grain Argyle Plaids and Sateens, cborna to tho big iujun who eloquently removed the odium cast upon the Coun­ ty by the verdict of u Jntr, warning with hia theme and tiring the geetitrea he had learned far tho purpose of as­ tonishing tho Hall'a of Congress, bo among the monkeys aud thinking it n»oetoary to thunder in order that Iris mighty roul might not burst be endeav­ ored to roar ns did bis ancestor with tho lion-skin overcoat, but Barlow &. Goodyear. atNarirvOX Oct 18th, 1871, at 101 o'clock, x. x. The Conference waa du­ ly organized by electing Rev. G. W. Shefuian President and Rev. C. 1 Deyo Secretary. Th» annual address was delivered by Then to tho eminent gathering of the Rev. T. H. Webster, of New Buffalo worthy rejireaentatiwa of our noble The delegation from the western pert County the Female-Hone Jockey ovder- ol the State was unusually small in eonsequence of the recent heavy fires that liavo invaded that portion. Ministers belonging to the Conference ed Ibo reading of the first resolution. and reported present were—Rev. D E. Like a rood shaken to and fro by tbe Millard of Jackson, P. H. Simpoon, Kalwind the florid chairman of the commit- amaxoo; A H. Vase, Menden; C. W. tee, the wonderful genius above alluded Hhennan, Almena; T. 8. Webstar, New to arose, and with one land resting Buffalo; IL Norman, Oshtemo, and C. firmly upon tho tabta^oad the other I Dero, Nashville. Ministers belonging the State Treasurer to return to the city grasping with ague like tenacity the to other Confrenoex, pnaeoi—Revs- B. the bonds of Ono Hundred Thousand precious document, the rprrii within him F. Tummarbell, of Msrshsll ; IL N. dollars voted and issued to aid in the spoke. Ricbaids, of the Eostcru Mich. Confer­ UmltrJ, That the eentimante of the ence ; 8. Bradshaw, of tho Grand Hirer cor.strnction of tho Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad. If this prece- large majority of the citiaens of Barry Valley Conforenre, and Rev. W. W. dant governs all similar cases, the bonds I County were not property represented by ■ DeGeer, of the Eastern Jfkh Conferthe verdict of the jury tn the late trial i now on deposit in the State Treasury of George Vanderpool, charged with I 1_ , n_ k._ r--_u may, and. probably will ba. all recovered ,k. Gamut A Rnsxu’s advertisement of the ‘•Cornelia Stove," should rood the UI draft. Tlieir ad. said last week draft. That might bo true of their by the corporations which issued them, and daatroyed, thus annulling the chief evidence of tbe debts eo intended to wood, mite and timber. Mr. Snapp lost about 100 cords dry wood and a quanti­ ty of raile . _ _______ ’ ___ _ _ -r_ ADOPTWJTR AtioPTlW ' A part * station, like tiw for-: roar, n attack on tbe Editor of the i Tho must terrible conflagration* that because the committee thought have ever occurred In the Udltad States, tho Manistee Bullock hod been hare boon raging .luring the last month, k«’.ind too severely in that paper, end occompanted by (be appalling train of It is with feelings of tho deepest ; calamity.disaster and (leetitutlon. From lb • remainder ol tho resolution was a the Northern part of our own State pleasure that we take this aecasion to , rxaudlln attempt at unmerited sympathy there cornea an appealing «y for help, extend to tho great people of tho Coun­ of which the looney dentist was a fair tn this, their time of dire extremity. ty of Barry our moot earnest end heaxt*. sample. Whilo tho fourth and fifth res- Cities end Towrraore laid waste; hap­ congratulations over jtho s/aurt orto- , olutiou*' worn road by tho chairman of py homes are devastated; the accumu­ whelming success that attended their ef- , the Committee and their ’ “adoption lations of yaan of patient Industry and forts to relieve thtmsolve* of the ostium । adopted" by the meeting, it occurred to economy hare been swept away ; hun­ dreds and thousand* of butueleos, bomeplaudit “well done" at tho hands of all cast ujon them through tho columns , us that tho Committee who were the au­ teas onee, with not a roof to shatter, olaaeea cf our citisens. As County 8u- of the Bxxxxa ia relation to the famous । thors of them, wore men who should with Bounty .Insufficient clothing to pro­ Vend erpocl trial, and tho most effective , say as little as possible about the culture tect them from the Inclemency of th* four years, bo accomplixhed for our ed­ manner in which they hero succeeded to ( of public opinion or advise what should weather, are calling upon u* In the ucational interest an amount of good a man as it were in vindicating their , not bo printed or said. Instead of ad- name of our common humanity, to which can scarcely bo estimated, and opinions and setting themselves right in , rising what should be done it would come to tte rescue. The great fire st Chi cago has en lilted to apowertul extent, which will do much to advance ths effi­ the minds of the people of ell the world j the sympathy ot the civilised world l ciency of our schools, and to make them sad tho oounty of Manistee, including j In conaldereUnu of all tbb, let us not better sad better for years to come, as its beef-hooded Prosecutor, goaded on , forget that from Michigan mainly can tho system ho inaugurated, shall contin- to desperation by tho unwarranted at­ her sutTerln j on» expect relief; let usaco uo to be more and more fully developed. tacks and so-called misrepresentations of , with a smile of satisfaction dh his par lo it that this relief be prompt and effi­ Aa a minister of tho Gospel he has left the aforesaid “ Baxxxx," their wrath t boded xanctimonious hatchat-ahspod cient. Much has already been done, much here remains to be done. Thia an impress on the hearts of those ol his has nt last found vent throught tho mo- f face, called for the reading of the sixth City has responds, nobly to this ap and last resolution. The enthusiasm of peal, and wo call upon you to Join us In a politician, hie efforts to promote the tUuitotio public meetings over called in the Committe aow suddenly rose to the forwarding Ibis greet work. Webegof cause of equal and exact justice, by aid­ this city, it waa bold at the Court highest pitch, for in this waa embodied you la acwdasee with a rewdutl-ra ing as a public speaker, and with his House on Saturday tbe 14th of October their most heart-foil desire, the repudia­ a'lopted by tho Central Committee, ever ready pen, the continued success of inst, and being in town that day with an tion of an honest debt, endorsing Ute which reooitnlan was published In Ibo tne Republican of idle hour to spare wo joined tho.throng . .party, .. made ,>im one _____ adage that it is cheaper to move than different papers of the city: TKal CbmmtUero bo rAoam fa resvy ScUmI DUtriet the moot popular of tho many earneat (“ to indignate") and wended our way to pay rent, men who never pay the printer SAWING MACTUNE8, HARROWS, ETC., workers with the i«opte wherever ho 1 ' thought the safety of the nation depended was known. ' Sadly we sluill miss his and the largest stock of Foremost among tho prominent was upon their diacuntinuing a paper that devise other ways ami means for ad­ vancing the Interests of this work. efforts in every department of public in­ one old acquaintance, the Chairman, a would not run like a clock, “on tick." The Almost every household can furnish terest, but wo cannot do lens than con­ . superannuated parson, who some two ospellvl ex-yoHramai; and dog trainer some substantial article of food, cloth­ gratulate tho people with whom ho ia to ' years ago, conceived the ingenious idee grunted with satiafaetion at tho idea of ing, bedding or stocking-yarn. Wheat, of riding to the moon upon a neighbor's squelching newspapers in general and port, potatoes, beans, dried-apples and ««r». and waa only prevented by ths and raising mankind to hia level, even other articles that the farming commu­ fact that the “ small pill Croatia,' * <q_- his kink-tailed terrier waggod hia Bppen- nity can so abundantly supply, are needed, and in great quantities; and other prominent worthy who is better dago with delight and showed his all articles rent to Hex. R. J. Guaxt, known as ** red-beaded two per cant" teeth to every man with a clean face. of this dty, T. A. DcBlXMXa, Middle­ in the town of Hope, about noon of the had a Mitb .oortjaf, co tU Uru. But ville, or to D. C. GatrrtTn, Nashville, 22d inst George Hazel, aged 13 years, “two per cent." this time-was the par­ will be forwarded Immediately where was shot and instantly killed. It seems they are most needed. Tho call la Im­ son's backer and had for right and left thgt. in company with ooms other boys, borers ths “Big Jnjun Pocahontas" perative, and demauds Immediate at­ tention ; with a rich harvest repaying ho went to assist in putting out fires, who spells calf with a V. and l«ets ten out a gimlet hole, eo wo think that Bar­ tho labors of the husbandman, you sure­ which was burning quite near; while at dollars that a University Regent is by ry County is safe risen tho withdrawing ly will not refuse aid to those who have work one of tho boys leaned his gun Divine right a membar of tho Rural of the bung nt the Court House on the lost everything. 1x4 It not be sold that against a log, and when they were Barry Oounty withheld a helping hand, Family, and the Poetical Iliiloaopher. about go to another place, George rather let her come up cbrerfully and who propoees to soar through the realm* came up on the opposite ride and at­ of space on a mighty invention of his this burden of ■eiraacrtfloe and char­ tempted to draw tho rifle over tho fo< own, nnd whow gray goose quill no ity; that mingled with our gratitude tossris him by tbs muarn, when it was doubt was father to the thought embod­ discharged, the ball entering tho Do not forgot that Blits, the king of ied in the resolutions carried and di­ right side, just below the ribs, and oomgested by the social jxditirol and official illuiic.niits, aud master of tho “ Black ing out at the loft shoulder, lodging un­ representation.* of tha County and tho Art," is to commence a serira cf hia fa­ ted something toward the relief uf our der tho clothing, killing him instantly. mous eutortaiumenta at Union Hall, on suffering fellow creature', that He, who He was a good, quiet boy, and his death Monday evening, Oet 30th. Tbe name has said “It la more blessed to give than to receive". may abower upon tu falls heavily on hia afflicted parents We have a Full Line of BLACK SILK which wc are oelliDg of Blitx is familiar to all, having per­ oil the greater and richer blessings of formed before the Crowned Heads of at very low figure*. Europe, aud, in fact, in every part of ItexpcctfUly yourx, tho globe. His reputation is world-wide. Mrs. J. H. GOODYEAR, The German War him forced the French to put a heavy export Of this great rombinatton tho Kalama Mrs. H. J. KENFIELD, Mr-. D. 8TRIKEB, zoo Triryrep* speaks as follows : duty on Silk a. Ladies, now ia the time to secure a Silk Dress Committee. A perfect ska of heads again crowd­ ed Union Hall on last evening. All the ; You will not sec them tw cheap again in a lifetime. elite and fashion of Kalamazoo ossein- | blsd to witness yhe world-famed King I by local relief committees, acting inde­ of Magicians, Jerome Blitt His dolu- I pendently. and forwarding their offer­ stons are truly wonderful' aud sublime, ings directly to the burnt district, where­ and appeal to wmotliing higher than ; by large surplusage of clothing aud tho r»vre nrutimont of wonder. Tbe ' great skill nnd grace with which ho I T» tu indrpmdmt OrUr of OJJ f’Moir, supplies havo aecumulated nt certain performs his astounding marvels, is mas- I of tu SUl, of MirUfO» : localities, leaving other more necessitous It is unnocosoary fur me now tu call tor-like, and hia rival is uo< upon earth. To-night he intends to introduce hosts your attention to the fact of tho destruc­ qoonce of tho mouth-picco nf the com­ of new Hindoo Incautatiuux. Eugene tion of property nnd the families loft ho­ mittee that ho did not even try to per­ Blitz keojn tho audience in roars of meless, the loos of life, the intense suffer­ Vemt Stylish and Chiap. petrate a joke, and could, only grin a laughter with his comic pratontatione, ing and the want existing among bund- It is currently reported that the Fruit Growers of 8t. Joveph will lose from Excrrzxxxv.—On Sunday our people 850,000 to 8100,000 by the ruin of the wore alarmed for tho safety of the city Chicago Commission Merchants by the report that fire waa coming ia upon us from tho woods in tho southwest part of town. Ou repairing to the spot it was discovered only to bo several old lugs and stumps on fire in McNair's swamp, and he was guarding it Tbs Wxu. Doxa--The people qf thio city approach of Marshal Jones andpthere,have eonXibuted nearly a thousand dol­ with pails to extinguish the same caused lars in aid of the bouaoleaa and home­ a little “unpleaiantnora." and also less sufferers in our own State, and will I1SI Rxxuvat.—It Was with deep' rafiret that we loaned that Rev. John H. Pal­ mer, had removed from Nashville in tills countr, to Fentonvillo in tho coun­ ty uf GanMee. For fire years Dr. Pal­ mer haa been a resident with us, ami an ournost and efficient co-worker in every offbrt to promote tho public weal. A fine eobolsr, an aule writer, and one of tho eery fate public speakers in Cantral Michigan, ho has devoted hi* time and talents to advance tho jducalional, moral, social and political proopority of this people, nnd won for himself the' ap. pew, said, “ Air tUy oay rctritf" T«1 Prcrri Zersrar, published in Chi­ Again the colloeaal form of tho greet cago, has ooms out this week with a sin­ Camanche straightened and with that gle half sheet and map of the burnt eloquence which he claim* eptitlre him diatrict cf Chicago. All of the magni­ ficent marble building of the P. F. Com­ pany, waa consumed in fifteen minutes. Nothing saved but subscription list sertions nd unmittigated falsehoods the company appeals to old subscribers have been assigned as the hoM*i out­ to renew to enable the company to pub­ pourings of your most earnest oonviclish again u soon as possible, an im tkmsby on intriguing and designing but to the high standing and credit that the order has attained in our State as well aa elsewhore, that immediate stops may be taken by oil tho Iiodgre of the Order throughout tho entire jurisdictions to render them such aid and help as may bo needed to relievo their wanta aad al­ leviate their sufferings. I would there­ fore respectfully appeal to vour gener­ ous svmpathios and benevolence to re­ spond to the call of suffering humani­ ty wherever it exist*, knowing aa 1 do that tho appeal will not bo ia vain. I hare correepondod with the moat cago, Manut:e. Gmud Haves, Grand Rapids, Big Rapids. Mutkogen, Monominec. end other places of those that are suffering, and advised the apuoinU CITY OF HASTINGS. ------ to buy GROCERIES is at the new brick store of HICKS & BROTHER, Common Council met in regular seseNashville, Marshall, Osblemo, Watson, ioa at the Council Room, Oct. 23, 1871. Galena. Parnell, Watervliet. Deerfield,' Mayor Goodyear called the Council to XLiberty Streep of Kalamazoo, Mechan­ der. Roll called and the followmg Aid. icsburg, Arlington and Bangor, Jeffer­ were present—Barlow, Birdsall, Rm'. son, Porter, Irring-Fii-U, aud Spring man, Hama, Hayee, KenSeld, Woolley, Brook, with on aggregate membership Williams. Recorder Wood not being in of 700, and church property to tbe val­ attendance, Aid. Hayes waa appointed ue of t22,M>Q. The religious meetings were conduct­ ed Thursday evening by Rev. IL N. Richards, subject—“Gospel Feast"Friday evening, discourses by Rev. W. W. DeGeor, subject—“Christian Heirship." Saturday evening, disoouree by On motion, the aeocunl of C. Dolph, Rov. P. H. Wmpsou, subj«-~“God's Street Commissioocr, wm allowed aa fol­ Care fat Humanity.” Sabbath morn­ lows, for ssrviere readsred in tbe herein­ of Bony County hsa rentured to bring in a verdict contrary to ths opinions end ing, 10 1-2 o’clock, discourse by Rev. expectations of w, tho enlightened per B. F. l.ams>erb<41, subjec*.—“Spiritual tarn of the people. Does not the ma­ Ova Btost —We commence in thia jority rule? Is it not the noble and dteby Rev. D. E> Hillard, subject—“Terma issue of the Eaxnxa a serial story, from uf Dociptaship." Sabbath evening, dreed TU Srrri^ ohJ Iloru, one of tbe boat iean citizens that public opinion should the eervictu by a discourse from Bev. fireside journals in tho country, to which away the minds and move the tacit* of C. W. Sherman, subjeta-'Christain’a tho special attention of our readers is' jurira without regard to the guilt or in­ Watchword;' Test—“Go Forward." directed. The story speaks for D»»lf ' nocanoi of the accused ? What right ■ had three to venture from tho beaten a prosperous condition, well officered, w i tlx a good supply of books and papers. A (JrxsnCT Sxmxn.—The following I The oongmgwtions were usually large, ftmn tU offlrial Daily of the Greet .unde good dags* uf i^^Rvqfe^Union Expomtion upoaka for itorif: ■ ed throughout ttaen^ro progradings. The Grand Rsjrids Commercial Col“v *?* iTri"-." The best place in the CROCKERY & GLASSWARE! To bo Hold at LOW FIGUREB. We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for .Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the^very lowest rates. dfoh, Oct- 4. after named wardsWard No. 1, 40,76 Ward No. 8. 27,00 Ward No. 4. 20,50 10,000! Total, 894,25 Lea* twenty-fire dollars alrasdy drawn. By Aid. Birdsall, IboolNi, That Ibo Reorder be instruct­ ed to bring <q> and reoevd all of. tbs pro­ ceedings of the Cmmnon Counril, forth­ with, aim! that hereafter he bare |the procrebings of this Coqnril promptly recordel, sud beta s**k records st th* Council llaum at c*cli and every meeting. Car- By Aid. Bsrkw. that .M tsars. Dwight A Im. and the Messrs. Bentley’« be rati­ fied by the Marshal to cauR. wife* de­ lay, Fire-8*re«*a to be ^ead o»k Swit For «IS HICKS. A BRO. �1ST* iGirtin,! 8 O’CLOCK. JOB VINSCAR BITTERS' 95,000inG reenbncks! ASK YOUR GROCER FOR “ CRUMBS e COMFORT! MS The American Washer PRICE. S5-5O. Tke Ara-,Iran W..ts>«ar»» RUPTURE KAILJiUAIt i>xrw**< ^GEMTS Waal the cuvitiea of a grain of—j.------------- , Mold ia a forest of beautiful tree. I with tie bnndtM, laavaa and frnit BatterfiM. am MhJ mh« I. I Hain ate hullo, tube.. Tbe aurfoce of our bodie. ia covorv l with aoalea Uba a fiah ; a aingla grain of sand Would oorrr on. taundrwi nod fity A Chromo to even- StbecriLtr of that, acalea, and yet a rcalo corm fir. hand red pan.. Through t!>w narrow opaninga flte sweat fwi itialf a—aatnMMtai i anraaenu, «t «r~. as* MtanUM ail BMrtb. hrsfeu. «HiNe4 -L like water through a aiara. The miteatuak. frr. hundred atepa a OP BATTLES, g £e SEE nsassasus THE CHEAPEST PLACE aMWtg^Ka^-wts FOR Each drop of aiagMSt water ropfoiaa a world ot animated beiaga. aw ironing v Uh tu much liberty aa whale, ia th. *B*a .faH POPERY. THEFOE OF THE CHURCH AND REPUBLIC. Michigan Exchange. Wlvl li Am a»«» Wket It la 4e»r <o4 IM... *• a*. !*• r>M(r.<M|«ua«.iMalHbil4la. rrwAa. 2a£ ’ - Horsemen ATTENTION ! FAMILY KNITTER. Sr rvrs ' '.SKirSi S5?s WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLgTS, 11CT0BUL FAMILY BIBL1 SHEPABD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, CIRCUIT COURTS -1872, 1873 REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM To REDUCTION OF DUTIES. SUk Headache. Liter O>mptni«f. Fawritdfar, DfMprpaiw, Ifimi ■ h Children, Piln, lUliou. (i,mplainte, Luu of Appetite. Erup­ tion of the Skiu. n»,pln on Ike Fact, and all llitw of the lUood; aha tAe beot JJiuretie in Vt for Kidney Complaint-. C'ounty or Stale. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS THE GREAT AMERICAS TEA CO., at a r- rear htbeeth. Must .Suitable for the Family, Most Valuable for tho Btailec:, Moat laatructire for tbe Teacher Moat Appropriate forthaCtaW, Sinti Useful for the Minialer, Mom loterartfog for th. Must Elegant for life Parlor, Moat Profitable for the ftady. KNOTS UNTIED i woMir? MW TUK FtCTOtUAX f’AMUtX MJULK. ILLUSTRATED TORY OF THE FARIN EUROPE LITERATURE o it.v.i.vejyi.il TBACEKKS' NOTICE. «=-“"SS2? 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Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery /jWhite Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA ! 10 per Cent. Below Fall Prices. Boots at Prices that would Kake a Quaker Laugh. Hats, Caps, and Groceries, Clothing. | BOSTON CASH WTORE. J. P. ROBERTS & We have a Full Line of BLACK SILK which we nelling at very low figures. RUGS “ Well, Rioeky, what is itF And Mnanr, Hoax san Suocxr. Ralph pat his hand kindly on the Mirandy had nothing but contempt groat bushy head of white hair from for ths now master until bo developed which camo Stocky's nickname. Shocky the trail-dog in his composition. Mir*ti­ had to pant a minute. dy Mi in love with the bull-dog. lake "Why, Mr. Hartaook," ho gasped, many other girls of her class, she was •etching his head, "they*. . pond ungruaUy enamored with the “subject of. derneeth the school-houao," and hero women,” and stood ready to fall in love Bhoaky’s breath gave out for a minute with any man who strong enough to bo entirely. her master. Much has been said of ths " Yee, Shocky, I know that What strong-minded women. . I offer this about it f The trustees haven't come to psychological remark as a contribution to the history of the weak-minded wo- * " No, no I dr; bat Hank Bents, you know—', and Shocky took another breathing spell, standing as dune to Ralph a* ho could, for poor Shocky got all his sunshine from the master's " Has Henry fallen in and got a duck­ ing. Shoeky P' "Oh, nofair; be wants to get you in you ees.*' "Well, I won’t go in though, Shocky.” " But, yon see. ha’s been and pulled passed her lipe 6h» walked by him bock tho board that you have to stop on from srbuol. She cost at him what is to get ahind tout desk ; he's been and eommonlv called sheep's eyes. Ralph thought tluMT. more hko calf's eyes, i tjlio changed the whole tone of her voice. : She wliiusd ordinarily. Now she whim------- — --------------- — ——pored. And so by cgKng him, by blushu bushiness in Ralph’s voice. Ils, gled. And Shocky wanted' too. And ing at him, by tittering at him, by gig- ’ had, then, one friend in Flat Crock di» Mirandy cast an expiring look at Ralph. gling at liitu, by snickering at him, by i Gwt—poor little Shoeky. Ho put his And if the tear.her was not lovesick, simpering at him, ——.vc— 1 arm amend Rhoalrv lu«i a mnmant .-1 he cortnnlj was sick of Miraady's Untold inure a iuu other road, so as to come back to the When school was dismissed Ralph hail made her, she school-house in a direction at right an­ gave IXfUik every caution that be could gle* to the mister'* approach. Bui the about taking cold, end-even tent him caution was not needed. Shocky had his oTorroot, wry much against Hank's | taken core to leave in that way, and was will. Then tho master walked out in a altogt-ther too cunning to be seen com- quiet and subdued war to spend the aaou- ingdown ths rood with Mr Hartaook. baton, But after be got over the fence Io go watched his retreating footstep, with doing i through the “sugar camp” (or sugar er- loving admiration. And the pupils not s milk-1 as they say al the Eastjhe stopped in the wret canvassod the quoation of I and turnsd back <mro or twice, just to who moved the IkmuxI: Bill Means : catch a smite from Ralph. And than said he'd bet Hank did it, which Mt | be hied away through tho tall trees a Botspy Short off in an uncuntroilable , morning smoke; tho pxrelar tabli\ adore- ■, very happy boy, kicking and plowing giggka And Shocky listened innocentod by no doth, sat co the Boor ; the un­ 1 tho brown leave* betore him in his per­ But that night Bud arid sflily, 'Thun­ washed blue teacups sat ia the unwash­ feet delight, saying over and over again, ed blue saucers; tho unwashod blue. “how ho looked at mo! how ho did der and lightning ! what a reanarwyrra And when Ralph came up to the Sites kept company with tho beerirr ed '1 look uo pitcher. Tho dirty skillets ny tho ecliool-house door, there was Shocky fire were kept in countenance by the rauutaring along from tho other direc- ; mil«. Muscle paid tribute to brains dirtier pots, and tho asboa were drifted tian, throwing bits of limestone at fence- ■ bat time. rails, and. armluig still dear down to his i But Ralph had no time fur exultation. shore at thosght of the master’s kind i tor just hero camo the spolliog-school. •' What a square Dor Shocky is!" re- Ladies, the time to secure a Silk Dress lifetime. LRD'S SDO BffRRS, rtWt— Barlow &. Goodyear. NEW CARPET HOUSE CITY PAINT STORE! WITHIN THE BHAOH OF ALL We are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than our usual price, back-* '”*tk of parties who say they are unat u to Day so much. Xow to give all a chance tt^av । Teeth who need and should have them, we wtufrom this date, for a few weeks, drop the price almost one- valf. H'e trill naw make full and Complete sets for$25. Single Plates, Upper or Under $13. r cause LSERY. .ILL OUR WORK WARR.1J\"TEDt Offcf ova- Grant 4 Phillipa’ Stm, Haotinfi, Mich. STEWART & STEINHOFF. The best, place in & BROTHER, thus to Hannah, and had latched the door, she muttered. 'That gal don't usv. fkvoreto which Bad ryoiitod that ha didn’t think she had no .great sight to b<> pertiekter thankful for. To which Mra. Moan* made no reply, tlangihgit beet, perhapu not to wake np he- dutiful „ U « £ tareaUag a throw u her treatment of Hannah. Ralph fell gid that ha was this evantng to go to another boarding plac. He should no: hear tho rest of the oontrov*r»y. Ralph walked to the school-house with Bill nay wore friends again. For when Hank Banta’s ducking and his dogged obstinacy ia sitting in hi* wet clothe* had brought on a serious fever, Ralph had railed together th* big boy. and had said.mart tekeiroVf one another, bora Who will volunteer to take turns sitting up with Henry 7" He putrfsogr. camo down, and all tho “William Moans and myself will ait up to-nigfat,” said Ralph. And poor Bill lad tewu from the: moment f_e toocl;sr's friend. Hawaschoaoa to be Ralph’s tong after, m we shall find. Bat Bill Means was far tho time entirely placated, and bo and Ralph wont to epeQingschoot together. Every family furnished a candte. There wm yeltow dips and white dips, burning, smoking, and flaring. There was laughing and talking, sod giggling, and simpering, and ogling, and flirtiag, and courting. What a drem party is to Fifth avenue; a spelling-school is to Hoopole County. It is an occasion which is metaphorically inscribed with tins legvnd, "Cbonro yer partner*.’’ Spelling is only a blind in Hoopole County, a* is dancing on Fifth Avenas. Rut u there are so .0 in society who love to dance tor its own sake, so in Flat Creek district there were those wbo loved to spoil tor its own sake, and who, smelling the battle from afar, bad come to try their hands in tliis tournsnurai, hoping to freshen Ui* laurels they had wcra in their *ctx>ul-daya oetenaibly for the purpose of making them sen the joke, but really for the pure jdMsure of nudging. The Greeks camp just now. Ils'. >^n in there | figured Cupid as naked, probably be­ my old man's putty along ia the cause ho wearspu many disguises that half an hour." And Betsey giggled world IL-'s gut u right smart lot of ‘her could not select a coetume furdiim. agwin. For Betsey Short could giggle this wetid's p!4>dar, Olio way aad an­ Tho 8-juire came to th. front Ralph other.” And while sn« yluffrf tho to-i un sligbfrr provocation than any other made an inventory of tho sgglomeratiot. borvu in lior pipe Ralph wandered why I| girl on Flat Crook. When Rai; h Hartsook with the quiet cat th man in this deeetrick; and flow which boro the name of Squire Hawkins, she should mention it to him “ You 1 tee wo moved in hero uigh upon twenty- dogged tread that he was cultivating, some of the young f-Hors would hero to I. A swallow-tail coat of indefinite five veer ago. Twa* when my Jack, walked into the scbool-room, ho took git up and dust ef they wcnld keep up S““' ' him that dx-d afore Bud was bora, was great care not to scum to see the trap to him. And be uses seeh remarkable age, worn only on state occasion* when its owner was called to figure in his n baby. Bud'll be twroty-oue tlij fiflli smart words. He speaks so polite, too. Chile capacity. Either tho Squire of next June.” But laws I do’nt I remember when ho 1 grown too large or tho coat too Here Mr*. Moaur. stopped to r*ku a adjustasi. The beys pho wore Hank's was poorer nor Job's turkey ? Twenty । live coal nut uf the illo with her Ainny confidants iiPtbo plot were very busy year ago, when ho oomo to these 'ere ; finger, and thou to carry it in her akin- o»er their slates, and took pains not to digging. that air Squire Hawkins was a ny 1’oliu tu the bowl—or tho Mt—of show their disappointment. poor Yankas school-master, that said School Books <f Stationery. her rob-uipo. When ahe gvt tlu> smoko The morning session wore uu without •pail* i-.atid of bucket, and that railed a trirt, where tho preacher worn no ooate incident Ralph several timi e-iuglit । cotv a ■caow,' and that couldn't tell to agoing sfi.i pnxooded: ia tho surnmor, aad where a black glove “ yuu ace this ere bottom land wa* two |«uple looking at him. One wasj save hi* gixxard what wo meant by 'few all Congress land in them days, and it Mirandy. Her weak and waf-wy eyee ond rijki imtrt. But he’s hunt our ways was never aeen except on the hand* of stela loving gluuces over the tup of her now, an' he's just as civilised as ths rest the Squio. 3 A wig of that dirty, waxy color ao spelling-book, which she would not ... v... _______ ' i_____ . common to wigs This one showed a Jo you got a plenty while you r a gittin. study. liar looks always made Ralph's continual inalinapou to slip off the own­ Git a plenty white you'r a gittin.’ says 1, spirit sink to forty below sera, and eoner’s smooth, bald pate, and tho Squire ■ter it won't never bo DO cheaper'n 'tif had frequently to adjust it As hi* hair now,' and it bsint been, I knowed,twogrinned at Ralph, and then at Mirandy, had been red, tho wig did not aeoorf , udnt, and Mr-- Moans took tho nipo from co that eat in the middle of the school- and then at the rest, until Ralph shud­ with hi* feco, and th* hair ungraysd her moath to indulge in a gooa chuckle . room was Utile Shocky. who also east ,dered Nothing waxen frightful to him was sadly disco-dan t with a face sKrivat the thought of her financial shrew- i many lore-glances at the young maslar^ ,ns to be fawned on and grinned at'by dnsos. “ Git a plenty while you 're a ■ glances as grateful to his young heart ,this old orge, whose few lonesome, black gittirf, says I. Icould.sco, yuu know, as Mi rand vs ogling — he'was tempted to ।teeth seemed ready to devour him. “He hedged the edgee of tho jaw and chia. they won a powerful sig5>: oi money in ' call it ogring—wa» hateful. didn’t stay poor long, yon bat a hoe* I" "Look at Shoeky," giggled Betsey ,nnd with thia the cool was dupoeiled on TLeso were died a frightful dead black, CcngroM laud. That's-what made mo such os no natural hair or lieard ever say.' Git a plenty while you're a gitlia.' Short, behind her slate. "He looks as •,the pipe, and the lipa began to crack had. At the rente there was a quarter । And Jack, he's wulh lots and gobs of if bo was a-gun to eat the master up, like parchment as each puff of amok* of an inch of whit*, giving (ho whisker* money, all urado out uf Congress land. escaped. "Ha marrirf rich, you **e,” tho appearance of being stuck on. Jauk didn’t git rich by barf work- Btess It is safe to conjecture that Betsey and hero another significant look U the you, no I Not him. That a'n't his way. had never studied " Drew on the Imma­ young master, and another fond look at CARPETS, llnrf wo«k a'n’t, you know. "Twas teriality and Immortality of Uta Soul," Mirasdy, as she puffed away reflectively. th nt air six hundred dofian be got along or she would not have spoken of Ralph's “His wife hadn't no book-krnin. She'd o' mo, all ailted down into Flat Cnck as if it were something to lie swallowed bora through tho sprilin-book visit, bottoms al n dollar and a quarter an and had got as fur as ‘asperity’ ou it a acre, atd 'twss my say in. "Git a plenty And so the fiuvcoon wore on a* u»u- second time. But tbo eouldn’t nod a 7 Asst of false teeth, badly fitted, while vou'r a gittin' as done it." And I, and those who had laid the trap had word when aha was married, and never and gircu to bobbing up and down. MATTING^ .rgottenit t hrotsolve*. Tho morning could. She warn't overly smart Shn 8. The Squire proper, to whom those horriHy, at Ralph, shewing bur few ■esicra was drawing to a does. The hadn't hardly got tW sense the law al­ strangling, discolored teeth. re ia the great, old fire-place bad low*. But achools wB skase in them air It is an old story that a boy wrote Then she got un and knocked the days, and, besides, book-larnin don’t do tesns to his father begging hea to com* UPHOLSTERED GOODS, asbra out of her jape, «>d laid the pipe no good to a woman. Make, her stuck West, because “migu^y mean men got awav and walked arcond in front of al never knowed but one ral ia my in office out here.” Bui .Ralph oondaRalph. After adjhating Use "chunks” aa had ciphered into fractions, and drf that socio Yankees had taught to tost tho tin- would bcm. *ho turned Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed she was so dog-on stuck up that she tam­ school in Hsopole Comriy who would yellow fete toward Ralph, and aran1L .1___ ■— ed up her noaa cma night al a aaple- —. k._ k.tS - US_L Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ NOTTINGHAM LACES, her peelin bskase I tack a sheet off the Led ning him cloeely rame out with the cli­ tist’s Materials, Wail max of her sprech in lhl> remark : "You to splice out th. tablecloth, which was Paper, Window see a* bow,'Mr. Hartaook, the man what rather short. And the sheet was mo.' gits ray Mirandy '11 do koll. Flat Crfek Shades, clean, too. Had-n been stept on moro-a land's worth nigh upon a hundred a wunst or twioah But 1 was goin for to pictvbb raaMM. Otis*, rrc, rrc_ say that when Squire Hawkins inamrf ,CTO. gende hint came near knocking , Virginny Gray hs got a hasp o’ money, Signt Ornamental Painting, Ralph down, lied Hat Creek bean . or* what's the same thing mostly, a worth a hundred time* a hundred dol­ . heap o' good land. And that’s bMtor-n „ X, lars an acre, and ho had owned five ; lock-lamin, toys I. Ef a girl had rme hundred times Meansf five huadred on his slate and coaxing Betsey Short. I dean through all eddieati.ra, and got to acres, ho would have given it nil jtsst to giggle by showing them slily mtoos, the rale of three itaelfi that would a b-.yr at that mmaant to haw ancihiteted the th..' school-room. Once or twice Ralph a fHClbov-bed. Squire Hawkins jast put whole tribe of Miraiw. Except Bud. bad been attracted by Betsey’s Oxtraor-. nddication agiu tbo gal’s form, and trediaxry fits of gigjrfing. and bad oomo so, dsd oven, an’ af ary aos at 'am go' . swindled, Inavorhserf no complainte't from the general dsetntctiou. k» fer near to catching Hank that the boy thought it best not to ran any farther the root, he mentally pictured to himosf risk of the Leech aw iubm four or fire the plsMure of attending their funerals. fuel long, laid up liehiad the master in There was one thought. howsAsr, be­ tween him and JevjMur. H» felt confi­ dent that the ccrdiality. the intensity, and tho perautency of his dislike fur rind look, for, idler ’ that ho wn*, hh Sis Moons were such that he would nev­ “sums" did not solvo tbemMves easily. er inherit a foot of the Flat Creek bot- As usual in such oues, ho came up tn front of the masters desk to Isavo the difficulty explained. Ho had to wait a minute until Ralpfi gut through showing Itebey 8l>urt, who had beca riesed with ■ had a guilty filing that thia speooh of COME AND HEE THEM a studying fit. and who could barfly i| the old fadr’s had aocsoteuw nommiUed ' him beyeoi weall to Mire^y. H. cte! Dy*rt u^TTtdrrth^s. fJs nation*, she did wan! to giggto so much. Not nt anything la particular, on hand at all bom. but just at things is gwnsral. White Ralph was “doing” Iteteoy’s Medicines, The German War lias forced the French to put a heavy export doty ou Silks. NO. 27. ‘ 4? ' csamss a ssows PAINTERS ; flashrf upow hira, tut seemed a mvw* uaa. oureortwfaa b-th. w �flMIH I the F* >ta) Ootnnmwn1. "aving (talks ia p-rf.t.ly catatoUhol, the Govarnmeut afiaty a any tax riylit tau.-a work. : t consign of the Ttapub'cmui oft fetrict is griug ftmrarl with great i Delegate i for th r bsedriuro are i ly ncmlnated. Bin is with ]>ro- I csss'on i nn> moving Uirougli the rim-bt , at night Tho rcKisttali-ra, both white und col >roJ bai f.dlsn off evtuiderably rata! eloquent and able addieeMs, it hai since tbo test eLrtiiou. Moot of the •w been the gnjd fortune of an atuTprcertit incuiubcnG Lava be-a renom'- enro in the Valley C!b * hoarnabr! and rin easy Iteyublicrn victory is coafrlontly expected by tlio«c who nso Ttn; Kc-Kimc—Tho la-go capture of tbo Ku-Klux which luu been made posted on the situaUoa. (JoL James T. luvis. commander of in ou» ot 0m> South Carolina counties ia ths Washington Light Infantry battal­ which tho writ of fofew wjau was lately ion, died iu thia city on Thursday, nud anspouded, will show Ibe mtSarn ihorvhad a mi'itary funeral to-day. He has -ihoufr that th» Gorcnirarat is do!erlong teen a leading nuui iu our volun­ tuin.nl to d>*al e'my.ly with them. There teer militia. • h ire boon nufltaiu^t daisy and warning Our District lxgi«taiuie bat finally before <•■sorting to thi, uudssirablo pataru the Chicago donation bill, giving moans for ths suppression of virioncc; $iuO,(XX) f. the relief of that sutforing and, if this (ails, the Ku-Klux would be cilyr and ndjounud um iu. C. AL matte a of tho ritoatiou. my g.» <mo stop Inrthor, and' retain the propfo'a mouey at tiro porrotta j«r annum, to I udd up Ixma Ada industrial tearing of tho taw on their powers, au-1 cnterpriocs and more particularly, nre it is uudrraknd will conclude to ask Gccnai for logidatfon to wiabfo them Lot os enfori ___ ___ , ____________ to carry out the itadgne of their anprinciple hrte'n s.-t forth, and w.. will thnrity The cry of reform ia doublhave rearI.el a higher kvri of aocisl Jess ofteu tbo means of doing great and adcinirtrafivT tnflucnc.*., tqurn good, but this cry in regard to the civil which we eaa roar a beaadful and pvr- service, while it doubtless hai many mansul su]«r»tvwtnre. taaiBst odUrcsts, lias so touch bun­ Ths hapuieas and projterty of «aeh combe connected with it, that the roand every eitiana, and not tlw increase spoaau to it ou the part ot the public ia of cammereo or of produob’on, should b» generally without reason, aud founded the fort object of wtciety und of law; only upon feeling aud prvjudic.*. Borno and rt may eren ho uww wary to dis- of tho GuniEiisiiouers nrv fniiatieal on cv\nsg.» this wiki and of an unprinci­ tho thoortslicsd reform, aud are totally pled bant after material > .’hea, now in without jiracliosl kuowleilgu uf tho irubaugnratod. At all evouU. every real progrtee in nehievo>l by tong, continuous Tbo Cummimum ana engaged al! DETROIT C0HRE3MMDMCE. and painful rtniggto, and, therefore, we day yestotday in sonriduriug the qtwemust not bs dltcouregcd Iwcauso trot or tioa of osmpotiliru oxamiuatioua with­ twenty yoor.i are twpiircd—which in the out dis] using of tho subject. • life of a nation are bnt as a single year —to gain acv>'j>taiico for u-w and im­ Ataxaadur 11. 8 toven*, Editor of tho portant truths“Atlanta Bun,1'/utterly dvuios curtain Eoivox Hmauctx Bixxxj.—Amidst Fifthly, The StatisticJ Bureau ought charge, [itvfemxl against him by the all that's now going uu in Iho way ot to bo charged with tho regular colleotfon Washington “Morning Chronicle" in wrprossodiaym]>athy and actual roltef so an article of twu columns length. Ho generously bestowed upon tho sufforerr, mechanios in diflbroat localities; the sisks that any cMtioual idea of his be by Cro both in our own and slater States; wages paid, and the price of land, pro- upeeified, and wauU to kuow if he ever is it nut n qncalkni os to whether our dnoa, beard, Ac. If several handrod Tueasiimi-ndcd any other resort or mode people hare not lost sight of tin lesson thousand dollars can bo s|>cnt to an­ for tho redress of guvcrnrnontal wrongs nounce tho daily slate of tta> weather [ •■-xrept dm l«aceful instrumentalitioa of surely thia information ia ot greater im­ Jiow 1 do not (iropoao to ]>rcach, talk portance. and can bo nlteeted with has ve;y jirojK-rly answers Jcs.” Tlio about sjwcial itnrWenco, retributive “Ben" it thoroughly sectional. It jtutico or tho wrath of of tho Almighty apeak, of Congress as n usurping, Ute- as exhibited in tliceo awful visitations. Sixthly, The majority of the Amcm- gitiamte holy. | It denounces parts uf Throe are thmes for the Pulpit to talk caa people ore proud (uf thuir system of the Constituliuu.uf the country and tho about, but are they nut also tbomus for tert to chartta. education, have sp^ttalroady largo soou load as tbo “higlwat crimes;'* that tho men to tAink about Why ri the great­ In witness whereof I Juivo honrinto sot to ostabliih it, and are willing to make rooanatruction arts giving negroes and est city in the Nortliwost almost entirely uy hand and caused the seal of 8«tn ]<xw while turn a right to veto nrv hum­ swept from the face of tho earth, our to be affixerl. bugs, not coiutitutiuoa! or totaling. He towns and villages destroyed, the very Dane at the tsiy of Washington, this targe it And yst it must be oviJen t to 28lh day of October, is the nmr of every thinker that tb« system fo greatly Rives moral and substantial support to mesas of salssistanco lakou sway from our Lord, «no thousand rigiit hun­ am! radically dcfleienL It sar.not te the general sentimnut of a certain cine* thousands, and where thrift and pros­ dred and Mventv on*, and ot the In- expected that thia great qaration shall perity pruvrilel now naught is Lift but depeadenoo of tho l^nitod States the for them niggers; lets whip that carjrat ‘. ruin, dcootetion, and death ? te here fully discussed, bnt a E-w sag- ; ninsty-rixiL. Itas God anything to do with it or gestiaaa aro thrown out whoso consider­ bagger; lets bang that scallawag." It U. 8. GRANT, Preridint. rniyn "if lie's for law and order and oonnot, aud is Hs> hand to Iw acknowledged liixiurix Four, ation may. iu time, produce good re- 1 sfouliouul modes af rodroas, why is he i■ and His power submitted to, or have all Secretary of State. First and foremust, wo must luvj but- : riteaS about the Ku-Klux. Tho fact is these things happenwl by rkouv X Those THE RErURLICAB PARTY ter and mere highly trained tourliur*. | pateai in his paper, which is potent, are tboTtasons that wo have fat to loam. WORKDiGMAM'S FRIEBD. Wo mart make tho oflfoo of toachur into uapocially in Grorgij. Ho ha* nut donounced the vunspirutani and called— «ui j one of the mot!, if not the most imjw item to dispersa. Aro they doing his ' pertant profemioo. And whi And from from stork ? Is he playing in Goovgla the out to rclLre tho sultaum. And trit one long n>1 arduous But what ot the futuro? Among tho special training, wo must bLhi kuuu part Graham u playing in North Eart, Wert, North aud teiutli. from the remedies most likely to devwiope .tbo ly remunerate the successful i Canadas. England aud the Continent of manhood of thv wurkingmoa. and aid Tho system of hiring young worien who Gourgia would bo a great State if Mr. ■ Europe, come the apoutaiiauusoft-ringr, their material draeluptaaat, the follow­ only look to teaching as a temporary ex­ Stevens and his friends would let her ing are suggested : pedient, until s chanco fir uisniago oc­ They uro obstructing her jirogress, nud I ing for the common ciu.o a> if “by all First, The tlliance ot the w urkingmun curs, m not only money wastul but a clouding her ]irr*]Mirity. ! tucatu they would succor and nave with tho party of progress, hamamty, vrrv groat and lasting injury inflicted Mr. tsteplwua call, us an Imjicrialist. 'I suae." No “tutal depravity” I imagine law and order, and cqiporitian to tho upon the rising generation. Tie v«tab- We are for a gtvernraont just strrag '1 in all theie doings, and tho tetter part party of organised viltany. deception enough to ]mjtect life and ]*us]isrity. 1 of cor common humanity is showing and fraud. It must bo evidoat to all. absolute and immediate taxvaiily ; for If it takes bayoaots aud eunnuu to do ii out in iU; lirightert •-ilore. that Tammaqy II-iU corhrption cunbined Plato well and truly said, “that white this and nothing else will do it, wu say iiut etaruxh of tbi*. let u* try und with sccesaioa batrod nod Ku Klux out-1 seven years of silent stmly are ueroaeary let item glitter and Jot them roar. We' writ/of Vuinethiilg else. Our eliKlbm rages, would, in omw of auerres nt tho to discern the truth, fourteen yuars are wantbvcrv ]>oor white man and every ne­ for city oiiicsire is to come ofl on the 7th next election,' natiunalixB the New York nocot vary to cnabfo one to learn bow io gro to be ns safe iu his humble cabin at of Ndvomlnrr. nud Democrat^ caucus system <>f organised curruption, nud the night'as Mr Btovtsns ia in his luxpitablo I mi'etings have teuu held alri-oiiy iu some nils of g-viat corporsticui. Why is mnnsfKi nt Crawfordville. If it takes of I ho Wunfo b> select delegatus to the a|>|iroacli*>g City yuuvention. At there more poverty and crime in Now, th- one hold ia tho Head, »th Ward York dty than any where on the conti­ doficiuul in cunqiasj. It does w nent? It iAbscaaso thirty-live milliuus enough within its chantiol which is « just the Imperialist that Washington I aote-o a ticket thoroughly Irish of taxes uro wrung from the producers, oeedingf* narrow, but it does nut ] i wax, end Jackson, and Clay, and Idn- was uomtnated. That is right “to the | rain. Wo are for law and onlcr, and vic ties ladong thospoils.*' Ireland inpannually, to ba in great part, divided I«jrts the Democratic party and that ]«ramong a few omu of imfeenw? u>^>hh humin being. , for the rte ttntrf." ty should snp]«ut ti e Irish. Vido the Tho whole system oaiurts in training ‘ " tho memory so that it may retain mo- ' It is expseted thni thu written opinions great and glor' . . and to support the Republican party, • hanlcally a certain nan.her uf facta; |। of tbo majority and alacrity of too 8a- CityofNiwl they coukl s*Ud their own men nud and in sharpenning tbo intellectual fac­ pr-mo Court of tbo If. 8. un the eonati- niKses, jour corrv4»c>dent used to aiplace tbum open tho ticket for Congnua ulties without enlarging their scope. We 1 tutioaalily of tho Iragnl Tender oct will tend those of his own ]mrty awl genarin nil largo rifles. , Tbo Republican cannot think of one uxception to tbo ■ te rend from tl.o tench on Monday ' ally was honored with the position of Jiarty would gtadly honor with its sup­ rule that tho United States have not pro- I; next Tho opiuAra of tho majority Has ' Secretary. I will tell you why he don't port sutne infolltgoot and patriotic ar- duevd a single man, great in any walk ! already teeq. announced. The decisof life, who has spent the liras sixteen Ii ions Grat ou(6" way and then anutbor in­ Before you ■ null into ths dark, and years uf his Ute in a city of upwards of ( voiced no important suita as they were peril all yeu have gamed, yea had bet­ eighty thousand inhabitant That in­ expected to have done,- uor have thqy find uur attendance augmented by a ter first try what earnest co operation dividuality of character which alouo unsottkid tlis value of tliesn note! as largo crowd who cortainlv never were guilty of Voting the liepublican ticket with the Republican party will do. giro* personal prominearo ia entirely Secsmdly, Orgunixod and powerful wanting, and cannot Ira replaced by WO.U0J in charred postage stamps It scons they came in th* interest of a railway and other eembiaation* mart be were received from Chicago yesterday. restrained in their nqracity by. taw. ent lystem deals chiefly in words and j fcSG,<>00 of ndlwsiro stamps were deThem is nothing above the State, and trifles, whi*h, whether remembered or atroyed in tbo fire of that city. not, are uf very little cmaiequexicu.— . Grammar oud spelling aro very well in I I uica little gamr,nnnocnced that tho mecttheir pines but they are not tho chief; I ing «as adjuunuwl. To this a boy. who on. of education. If the man ia other-1 liwaya, and cungreen has full end power to regulate the chargee on freight wtei great, ho learns them iu other per­ I of mutilated currency is presented for I appeared to be the leader of the un and panw-agem for the pwtortion of tte suite, and if hit cbaracter ia dwarfed hie redemption the whole note bo redeennsri.: washed oud an terrified replied by whose public. Th: fawn of tbo States gave spelling in of very little consequence. and that whonwwr the portion prescnlod ' railways the right of entry on private Th* child han various faculties, piiyriial, '■ ia less than half the original also of the | “By order of the Yard committee," font, bverime it »u held that they moral, menial and mechanical; and •j note, the whole be forfeited to tho gov- j added our chairman, ami aAlcd, ** Ka­ every system of oducotiun that does not , erowcot Tho matter is bring seriously trina, call the police." The police reafford tho means of educating all of. •K-uiul.red.bu; uo dreirion hss been »[>oodsd. aud we lining wvll packed in. Republican:! aud DeniteTats aliko were thoroughly cleaned out, .rour curroipondant rwx-ivtag n black eye and u con­ tused hesri, by whose tend* he knowetb not till this day. Ho was invited by an track railway from 8k Louis to Now Eve to right years of ago, ought bu have intimate friend last night to attend a York, with a few launch, from Chica­ n chance to educate its aye, bands fin­ go and Ciaannali, in tho Wart, and one gers and limbs. Under the guise of bill containing the nnised puslul code. Democratii- caucus and vote far him. to Boston and Baltimore ia the East, play, it ought to bo taught tho •xirrcct It waa prevented from becoming a law Our reply wm “nut if tbn Court knows which should bo o|«u to ail parsons asa uso ot tho pencil, iwadlo, tools, Ac. It last Mateu by tbo action of tho House great freight road. A uaiitem rate of ought to be taught to ring, to recite, to in lacking on to it a provirion for the abolition of tho franking privilege. road bed iu order, with a signal rode en. In fact, learning should te ma<ie, This radical change in tbo edaband tf>o u» of the telegraph aro nil tho and it, mureovar, can bo made, the moot listeri policy of tbo Guvwnmcnt suetne conditions neewesary. This rood would pteaasag and •atertairing portion of • The Republicans aro to really wake up aud hold their cnut'uaees uext week. We ran carry Detroit this Full if wo will word, bur I ain sorry to say th* par­ ty is very apathetic at ]irvannt I don't know who will Ira tbo candidates for Mayor Lui Goorgo W. Balrh our pros•nt efficient President of the Board of Aldermen deaesvro the RopuUtam nom­ Fourthly, The Government ought to of Gen. Horarw Porter, Beeretarivs Bri- ination and I hope wiB got ib Mayor ortabliah • mtem ot Foot Office fiavisc nap, Robeson, end otters arrived in this Ranks, which would bo of great benefit many wires as he pleases, provided city from Boston tula afteracca, he claims to bo a Monmn. Hawkins Hon. Felix R. Bru not hu finally and was a roprmeutative man of that frith; ha told the fort Mrs. Haw­ Cummisriouor ot Indian aflairs. Thia kins Umt she hud had her day, aud office with all its rosponsibihltes seems ho married a w-comi, and th.-:> too third. togo bagging Those who want it are not wanted for it, and those who aro wanted for it decline te taka it It is to Wo rarid stand a spell of wet woathbe bojrad that when filled it wd! te wall £ted. Without tteroog'n apprt^iatioa er and if (J>o hoavous oteuhl ste.1 floods of tho Preridcnt's Indian p.liey and tte af tcara I think none of us would shed CHURCHES. MASONIC. m; A Hsaccuux Tasx.—The New York T. than siyv: The oommittoe of Sjvea ty. tn making an rtfirt to purity oar election^ hare ocrtainly unlerUksna aroomplishod. Wo have, spun the onortnltire of Tauuuarw flnatMW. Thom of Tammany oloytfoai are yet greater. dulojalty and false oilhvof handcode The farmer msj coiase liberty to blood; New Advertisements. Springfield Fire and Marine ■ICHILAM CENTRAL R. R. Brand Fiver Valley Division Clover Huller s! SHEPARD’S COMPOUND -WAHOO BHTfflS, SUPERIOR. M'SIIERRY AND STATESMAN CR A IN DRILL taw*-' Kalamazoo and Ann JVrbor ■r.» WHEEL CULTIVA.TORS, Jl-iLL, HALF. AX1> KALAMAZOO, Jaumiiee, ItuUgniiun, Sour Stom­ ach, Coctlrenrm, Xrrroui anti Sickllcatlacke, Ltrcr Comptatut, Fmr.t Jffttc, J/yapepota, Worm* in ChUdrcn, 1‘itca, llUloua Comptalnta, Lorn of ApltcUle, Erup­ tions of the Skin, 1‘lmplco on the PLOIVS J1JVD CASTMPGS, H.\WLNG MACHINES. 1LARR0WB, EfU., aiul the largest stock of AGKICirLTVRAL MA.C1IJN12RY Michigan Central R. R. E. P. BURRALL C. N. SHEPARD, Detroit Stoves! Slate Fnir at Kalamazoo, Northweste-ru Fair at Grand Rapid*, ©airy County Fair, For 1871. NEARLY 100COMPLETED 8X0RIE8 ININ S MS ABLEST UV1NG AUTHORS JSSSSMteSTtaSW 4"A whale Library in itself, aswMWtaass wws.- Hfyl V7JSST Stove* In the Market. They are _.j th the oidy itove made of Lake S upe rior Charcoal iron, in the World. Jt^^rcss.-iE'a? ,^r-—— S r™. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. 10,000! DENTIST te® litiiia. .itVcjdl <j POTA1 OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. �Tt|x ^ErjBUCMl Bw«>v IrtlrtM H l!»! mm. **•“•**»- te w«w a tireO-tota-r Irffc t™ O„n, Or ttitt ~LOUAL EVENTS. I I >NE1. Ged,lUM’.. . Jfwi* E. Htnelrtui William Fuijjgt. ^n-dM. Kutprs A. S-eroro. treoitre Willicjua Rubcwt Marahun.’ A DavitUm. Irving o< -J., Sus rf 5 Annual Meeting ef tbu Board of Sap®, [riaari. The Board of 60pervtorw for I iktry County, nut at the County Ckrt', oBro in tod Oomrty, ft, | ibwe. Beard eallml to order by D. G. ! R..ltoi»oa, Chairman, aud iqion tbo roll Irfoail Board being ealfo.1, the folhro- Johnstown, -tag « era present aud am,w*t*d tu Usir natnew a* called, namely: kodo to tlwpriutae"—Bore than bo varrrrRt* , Hal ord Tabb Saace. for tnm ia fatai- »■ I’. Flfirid, ONIC. Bl. Loui’ wadta tho next Bepabltor N,twa*l C. nrewtto bald in her city. A jxup '3i* bos Iren burn*! on Lik< Orangeville, Materisl for a now paper ka* arrived at Way!*; J . ‘ ' A Mau iu dance «runsd at Mi hlte‘kxiLTIajl *. m. "TAR. to,. Sgtt<*s= th* of Super. J. IL V —r. r«tu’ IrtutisetaDtit of tie* Spring •' Company. It ia one of t'umpwniaa ia lie country. Ooveran.>irt will pMvhsso ♦S.OOO.OiX) i bends ami otB S7^k>0,000 Gold durNTRAL R. *. alleyDivision ntral R. R. J DIRECT ROUTE. man apnuiui ih. following Stnudiug C-mtuiuiite, to wit; A Committee offi$ un Finance. A tounuiUre of thro- on Mireellaiwuu, Claim*. A (Jommitle* d! three ou Solari'-s. A LkmimiUeo of thr.yi ou County Buildings ' Muti.iu'prevuil.xr. i 'Ao Chairman onuounro-l the folloirmg a* »uch Counaitte.-.: (tounitlreon Finance,—A.U. Towne. E.C 1'brttoptaoe.B-K. Stent..,,, 1%, *dc-s Brown, and Johu Q Clark. Ctoiaiitteo on MtoellaucousClaim.-. -­ J. H. Munrou,' D. W.tfcmth, and E. P. Barnum. GwnniiUro pii Solaria*,—F. W. CuiHo*. Prtre Cobb, and Lewi* WUcox. Committee ou County Builliu^,.. Geu.0. Nichols, Timms* Bartram, uud John W. Brigga te the ootnpa-.tau theta. Uc.-ctoforo {aidT Oa inutkrn of Mt. Munroe, J. IL Van Ut expenses be t-urtailo.1 and ••wddait" iosuranoo ba abandoned, and Guru M il! be no nevi uf ineraosing, rate* cm thereof egwiu-t Urn County of Manistea to tho Boartl of Superstore of Maniate* County for adiuiiuii-tij. Ou motto Board adjourn-d until 7 Tax Durso:r CoaMncirt. Aavnrun. o'clock, r. m. . —Tho rfAwriMir emf TrelMv says: Th* Wm. H. Down*, Cfoik. Oro-srsto .fdsrrtror i. unt fld, wo-k in Ercuing Se—ji.iu, 7 r. a. a n*w anna, with au elegantly engraved Board toot pursnan! f» o-ijnirninent heading, and presents a really haudw.mc Roll called. Quorum protent. Foard ai^mranc*. Under the five maaagv- prucwd*>l to buainm* Ou motion Board adjourn*-] until to­ m;-ntof Mr. Win. li. Burk, tboctrcstlatio*i of tho paper has been steadily in- morrow morning at the hour of 8 o'clock! Wm. H. Itewns, Cloxk. ervaac.i from a few hundred cojnc* to Ta« W*tTQ t;.Utiunali j-iins ia proteshug egniual tho prol*-wed udtaaee in insurance rain Qu a-~«nt uf the Chicng,, fire, B„J .asRwU aa mure fogitmale a roduchon ne th- ex­ travagant eommr-toa pai.1 to a-vut*. th* rv.ult of unnatural aimpi-tiito. Th* insured Use Leon paying fn« 10 to 24 par cent, uf ihdw premium, to thru ugvnte, wbirb i.illegitimate, aud if any compani.-a have lharoby criptdad tbemsclrc* for an liour of trial. Atiosa f.ult u but their owu r Murt th* proproty * JrJ .to* -ii-ta- *™»n •">** •» a-;,™*.•r.auto^ta.tf , thousands tha coming winter. B-TosCmi Srooa-A nw. udre-r- (raiam u u, tomcat gturf. our readers » th., num- . ioc|m|e w M1O Th* prewiu 8Jti,tK) ^SU.IKW of which win bo paid Curpomlton Counea! O’Uurmna claiiih ! ia msb probably tU most axkeasiva that he luu iitetutBted aitite against icdieroo of tlio kind user undertaken. Tend and < 'onrudly in good faith. But wa will not farcatall 'tlso offiem! an Mr 1. J. Willmd of Enimrtt, li ra re (noanre-iqprt. Itexk out for ill renth auto ano ot hie Hbort Hern Dur- Palmer, the wull-known l'*hrenol«yri*t The Grand Array of tho liejaiblie oak* end Naturelrit, will dr-liver a. course al 13 posts ia tho country to aid their rocn- hi* popular Tx-eturr* on tbe above «ul>reies wl.o were sufforrru of tlw Clik-ngo jocte, in Union Hall, to cwrutuirnc* oa Saturday wvmung «( thi* week. Three subject* will be illuat-ated by a hun­ dred Boat* arid Skull* of men and ani­ mal*. Abo a splendid unfouldmg Din. gram and Jdodlo <?f the harman body, such aa never ha* appeared Imforo Also diagram* of men of all Naltomi, kindred* and tongno*. Edeh lecture Hhin.-C. N. Taylor r*cmr«l ths fnl premium, at oar County Fair, »a hauv. hi* brine runsidcred by the rern. Bitten th* lightert colored on ! bto fillEvnr Sovaaar.—Th.) iuumlicr of I'trry far Ort. 2?tb ia the fin.>Hotoj Mau. af tlue .d(y. aflor a erf TTlurfratol paper we ever »aw, mid ioeg MOfon uf ah kuaea. departed thia . though Amur NrferAy u always valuEfr the 27th ulL Thu f-e-ral wn» abta both for it- Literature ar.d it* fllary»lr attended at hi* reeiJencv on Bun- luafratuxia, ia thia number il aurpo—oa itself, ami -wnl* out a abort that ** tru­ ly beautiful. Tn it we find an an­ The Rrpublteana rd New Jeamy, aro nouncement that early in Novomlier tho ftire and vwrv hopeful of carrying tbo Fttbliabm will coca inouc* the publieaSate, alih.-ugh the Democrat* hare tto af a new aerial novel rnfitlrd, Middlctuarcii, a storv of English I’roMatuied their boat men and put tin it vir-einl Life.” by Guo. Elliot, to be pub­ lished in Jirrrj SaiurJar in advance ul iU publirwtto in England. Sorb enter­ prise dc—Tvn* cummrndatiotf. W* will furnish tho Basvr.1: mid Ferry .SuZstoiy far one year fur 15.50. Arnuma* Oon Fxunwa—All mem­ ber* ol Hastings Irxlge No. 53 I. O. 0. Havkin- tho Murumn elder, ten* been F. nro specially r vjneeto-l to be at tl* •ntmrod to throe year*' imprisonment, Uxlgo Room, on Tuesday evening of tad uarMti:. hire been issued fur the next weak, Nov. 7th. at seven o'clock, to xnak* arrang*mu»ta to attend the bring of tbo rowr stone of the Odd Fellows iM-'itato at Innstag on the Ifitb Gov. Bui ■Land B ’■■H***' . .., . Gmt »t.. uent prevails ia Georgia lid of Totter* rwamining in th* Poet lent af tbe new boude and f rterkl from tbo Trca'iut tea* toft Waohingto!. itJOfirr ImiiiB. * ■o to tie imld ou Tardsy. < iu tone Sutra, narae'y: -w Jmtf, MampptteBOl1 liaofa, IftuMMota, Mimi • -in ami Vurinia. 4ntaHr «TU br tkewou.-; u»r.-Ed*e BircUdh -* :Urima!,»ftbeKrutWnrd. og oa Wodered**, ac-i­ l. tbe knife in ooo ef Ide IU think* lire e*o may b-‘ ■nation doaa not to tn TW editor and —P*>7« x* <.flk* return thanks— Ulrexu-teH.H.'Merabon, Ur aburirelcifappUe. ba­ taw foi. of fo* L ar. Mr. M. rato* non* fruit in Berry Co. Moax iuu.-Bo*. Adam ERmU «fcm»U*. by letter dated Oct SI.I, fcnthak.. ! that day mart to Bra Belief <^MitUH. ex Gra-d Itarida. Ifibbia <lour. 12 buaUia of i-aaa, » 1-2 Iba • .......... .... A At Iked utrvfom ikcurrai daring th* VaUsr1 ha rtetiui u Wa*4j **( •> Mt** i ttia.. Tta-W Italy. wIUmsr->. I w } « I O» BWlios of Mr. Cobb, recount* No. nograpbrr for tho Ofroti: Coart far tl-a BNZ: t IS I S *0*' *"** ,r-'T® t’*1*0 f»"— County uf Barry. M. A • i ** m >5 r — ■ei*1 -'. ttaa. 1« a* lx aa i the table, an I rvfc.-red bark to tbe cumBa-ao'.utto was not adopted. ! llr. CUIin.- .red that T. B. DI*. I On motion cf Mr. Musroo arcaunt ■krekto k«^>. wm ~ r~s, are total; miUro on Mi.-rflanwou* Claims. tikuSk'i~ <" IS 1-U7.'. BXKul, Supwtateadent of SduoN for !' No. 86 was taken from the table. I thi* GainHUlfe altovwj four .foliar* nori On motto account Na 86 wa* al­ J.r A J.lifrsM. d. s?s -t—Hta.----- 1.._ Bs**y lUttar, testoUs’s r««. I-I to day for hfcrtcrvires* a., such, and that lowed at Forty-two dullara, a* claimed. hi> aorviroa shall not ex-Mod 280 day* • Tlic romsiitteo to whom wa* referred ia any one year ' __tire n..„_ _ uf the County into Beprodiriato Eruui^ Saaeto. 7. p. m. Mr. Brown moved to muond the no- seatedr* IHatricte, submit tbe following Board centened pnrvuaiit to adjaorutionof Mr.OalHat, by iarorttag thr** I aa their Report Sicr.r. Ro]| -called! Quorum prreetit. and one-half dollaro par day in placj of Your CtHnmittoe would recommend Board proceeded to biuirn-s* . four dollar*, which motion did not pre- that the County bo divided Boat ated Tba committee apou mieeeUaireoa* vail Vt yea* and nays a* folfowa: 1 West along tbe north lure uf Maple claim through their Chairman, Mr. Miro­ Fou—Mr. Brigg*. Bartram Itarnuta, Grove. Baltimoro, Hop*, and Orang*. roe, reprtad that ih-y had taamired th* Clark. Brown, Nfehuia and Smith. ' villa, and along tii* ».-uth Um uf Yanfoliowing acooute, and would recciamead jVey»—Mr. Cobb, Cbllm*, Tcwnu, ka* Springs, Rutland, Hartiaga, and their allowane* aa f-lcva: Wilrox, William, Young*, Staniua, . Caitlutun. and that- Ibir Northsru DiaMunroe, l*JwtUiplaco and Chairman. triet consist of die Township* of Cas- Bod. for Ko JU Tho original moliun prorailcd by vom tieton, Carlton, Hartings, Irving, RutM-tiu!. und nay* a* follow*: ' land, Tbornspplc, Woodland, Yanko* Ob motto at 1_________________ _ F«*s—Mr- Bartrum, Cobb, Clark, . Spring*, mid th* first, ascoud, third 43 and 58 wcra taken from tbo table. Collin*, Munroo, Phiittajdaoc, Staatua. and fourth Ward* uf tba City Ou motion of Mr. Munroe. account Nirdiol*. Town.-, Williaon and Young*. I of Hastily*, and shall be known as No. 43 was allowed at five dollar*, aa •Veys—Hr. Briggs, Hrowti, Barnum,' District No.4., and the South District cjsimrrf. Wilcox Smith and Chairman. j ihall consist of tbe townahi;* of Aagyru. Mr. Tuwno moved that tho Cbaia- । Baltimore, Barry, Sop*, Joliaetown, man njmoint a (knnuiitl** of threo spot Maplo Grove, Orangeville aud Prairie-th* ro-divieioa of thia Crtunty into Rep-1—1 r*--" — -On motion of Mr. Towne,“tho report resentalivc Disliicta. ru accepted and adopted. Motion prevaitod. Uirt No. 1 will have a twpuUtion of Th* account of Milo T. Wheeler and Tho chairman announced the follow­ I twalvo thousand throe hundred and oaten others were presented, and oa tm> ing a* aurh cuuniiitta* : Mr. Tuwm-rMr. . eighty-luttr, and DisteirtNo. 2 lion reeeirad, ui referred to tbo oo-mitOobb, aud Mr. Stanton. will hare a pcpulation of nine Ilia—nd tee oa Miecellaneou Claiau. On motion Board adjourned 'Oulil on» eight hundred and twenty, (tl,82U), and pn motion. Board adjourned until t> o'clock, r. k. . that the County Clcrfc file a certificate Board proceeded to burineea. W«. H. Powxb*, Clerk j of such division in hi* cifltew, aud in the A cumuioniculion frem Judgo Hoyt ulfica.uf the Secretary of tbo State, ac- in regnr.l to thia County purchasing Wa. H. Powxm, Clerk. <vrdu.g to law. Ami Prnu Report* of Judge Brown, for A. C. Tewu. ) Tberaday Morning, Oct. 10th, 1871. th-uso of tbo Barry Circuit Court, ra> Board cunveuod. Roll call© L Quo. 1‘rrxs Con, > Cummitto* Board eurirrned purautul to adiournrec-wived, and jn motion laid ou tbe taun preaont. Hoard proooo-lod to buai<*t. Roll railed. Member* *11 pre* bl*. . On motion uf Mr. Brigg* tbo report uf ■i. Baird proceeded to beaiueru Tba account of Jam** Clark and right Mr.Towne asked, and obtained leave tho cotutuillo* was accepted. The cummittec oe miaeellancoiu elaiim "■-Un were unwanted, and ou motion F abCMk* (irr IdmwlC until to-morrow Ou motion of Mr. Goodyear tho report .ro*'iv*d ana refemdMp tbo Committee I rough their Chairman, Mr Munroe, reuf tho .ummitte wa* laid ou the l»bl» , >rtcd tint they had exaarie 1 lire foluntil to-munt>w wonuug at tba huoB at, wiug^ceoanta, tad wewM recxrwrnd 8 1-2 o'ctock. , ( The account of E. H. Mallory and 1; twelve olbaro were prooentad. and cm । J • Mr-Gj^wr m-..ad dial the pro.-eeding* of Um Aourd of Superriean durieg the year t»o jKiUisluJ ia il,« -RmUican Banner" and “H-ae Jeamal.'’ and that tlx- Mtn of filly duUare Ur paid to each for such publieatiou. Mr. Colliaamoxod to amend Uw molion of Mr. Geodyrar by addiag to it the “Mlddlevilte PUfodrefor." andUm tbe turn of thirty three dollar* aud thirtythree rente be paid t. cask p-xv (uvaoeb publieatiou. Mr. Good rear *oae*>4*<l lb* amend meal, and lb* moltoa prevailed. There bciag uo farther bannew before lJ.c B ard, an leuteia of Mr. Tbwna, tbe Journal <4 tbo proevediog* of tbe tea-on wav read sod epprorrrt., Ou molfoo uf Mr. Smith, Board ad journal until Monday, tbe 8lh day of January, JHftf, at 3 o eloek, p. M. O at tenigM, r Wm. H. Towaaa, Ckrk. to the legslily of the durges, and wbeihtr they »rs ia proper sbsp* to be andit- Evvniug Sasaiuu, 7 r. ■­ Board cuurened t>ur*uant to adjouruwent. Roll caltaJ. Quorum proaenL j Board jiroeeed«*l to btuince* . The ouramitioc on Miacellaueoua Cl.uni* ■ through their Chairman, Mr. Munroe, reported that they had examitu-d tho following uceouate and would roeutuuiend their allowance, a* follow*: On motion of Mr. Briggs, the report was accepted and adopted. Tbe account of Lewis Wiloox and IS others were presented, sod oe njotlan re. Mired, ar.d referred tn lb* committee on O.> mnilau. Baird adjoomad nutil 7 oe'agk thi*!erraieg. Wm. IE P*w8Bg,-Clatk Oa tMHioa, Board aJj.>ara*d anti! 2 o'­ clock p m Wm H Powmre, Clerk. Tuesday Morning, Oct 10, lf-7l. Board met ncrauint to adjournuu-nt. Roll called. AU proeent. i Board nroceeded to buaiuiw*. Chafie* Ik Wool answering fur Mayor H. A. Goodyear. Tho account rtf Richincnd S Ilorku* and thirty-nine other* were pevar-nled, and on tuutiuu reorived end rofonud to th* eoaunittro on MieruHancous Claim*. On motion Ifoard mijearw.l until Imlfroart ana o'clock, r. m. Wx. H. Pawnt*, Cleric. Aficmo—■ 8c—to, 2, p. —. ' Itoerd —ci per**sat to ajjoornnMaL Boll calhd Qeuram prosc.t Board proceeded to business Tbe cumtnillcs upon nisevHaueoa* deism, through their Chair—an, M. Mun­ roe, rvpirted ll.*l they bad ixa—tod tba f-lfowing account*, and wool I rcojamvnd <1, JUl.wUtaUlu.rUUU itairln ties relating lo ths name, they are hereby atoborixvd lo erect a I MW .«e oo Ibe ocAh side ‘if lb* Jail, if d«med by, them ties voidable. On motto, I be tetoutto wax adoptMr. Btarttoo mo red that Mr. Bubiueua, ■Mr. Goodyear and Mil- T. Whrelvr he appointed a auch Coaiui'ittcc. Motto nreiailed. No. 120 was allowed at 8322.35. a. clahned. On motion «>f Mr. Cullin'. account No. Ill was allowed at 8U52.22 aa claimed. On motion Hoard adjourned until Dallam to apply on oalary. «>ft motto nf Mr. Bartrtm tho Sherilf wa* autlmriaod to parchaw the wood fur tho uno of jail and Court flmue JitttlnJ, TbaI '.b* Prosecuting Attorn­ ey for tbo County of Rarry be autharla-il by lb* Board of B^rieoraofeaid (tou ty, lo enter into negotiations with Com -on Council of tho City of Detroit, <>r with any asfooriacd sga-t er tifitor iu LeLall of—id City, to reocivc sod keep iu the Dctruio Home of Currsctto, with tbe ---- —»-^ my .rorsoo or persons Muteuew! to couGurairnt by Marietta I* ia thi* Cuwuty, Let No. J C4, Seorioo Laws port to | th* Board at their Oa soeliio, nmiK&ra was adopted. Local bbpijiG^ |lotice;. caa be cut thia season, for wlic'i tho highest mirket prico ail 1m> paid, by Hick. I'-rottos, at tbo»r store, <oro*r cf Stale Bird'Church street*, Harting*, On not—, Board adjoomvd until to—arrow -erwiug al th* bear at 8 1-2 a Frulay Noraiog, Oct. 20,1871. Buanl uu t punaant to odj^urnmei.L —..II eallcd. Qaoruui preeenL Beard proceeded to bosineea. Tbe iccoioi of J. II. Vaa Velaor hr expenara gums to Maniatee. KU preecot *d, and oa mutioa of Mr. Brigg*, wot re A oummumcatiou from 8. C. IMadta, Judge of Probate, ia regard to enlarg­ ing tire Probate office, wax received and Tbe Sanorintendcnte of Toor aulmiitted th* following report : Tn tho Hon. Board of Superriaora of Barry County t Wa, tho utule.wignod, Suporiatondonta of 1‘oor for oaid County, would , ta-g leave to eabmit tho following, a* their Annual Report fur th* year ending October 10th. 187L oa folton ; Oa nwtto of Mr. Youngs tho report wa* accepted. . On nmliua, co-aunt No. S'l was laid im tho radio. ' Oa motto of Mr.' Clark th- report of thj cnmniilte* a* nn—ndod, wa* udoptud. Ou uu-t- m Board adjourned until 2 o'clock r. MWa. H. Itewoae, (3«rk. I.m motion th- Report was acc.^.-ldBcmOet Slot 1871. On motion uf Mr. Towne, tho Brjiurt AD* I. Smith, W. F. Smith, Sweet * of the <-..mmiM«* was ammiM by alBird, Rluvla Bum, J. W. Olonn Jeaeew tewing account No. 15 *1 822.55 urntea 1 of |3ti.5j, a* remained by committee. Albright biroetyonrleUrni to Na. ot I*. O. Box On motion uf Mr. CollinC acooaata AHeraouu Bortion, 2 r. a. No. 5 and 37 were withdrawn. Boatd convened pursuant to adjourn­ O« potto of Mr. Towue. tbe Rul»«t Juan ItosDcn. P. M.. af foe cmnmifteo. aa amended, wia ment. Roll called. Qworam pmt'iii. Board twuoeeded to bwrinees. (fouroaxte.—A State elartfoo f» Mt tkdlins moved thal a cusmitteo motion of Mr. Tuwbc, the Board State Siqterintodcnt of PubBc lortraoot threo be appointed ou Apportionment tfou and Judteial oflbwr* waa. beld on oTTmiro ' • Motion prevaBtaL the TBth of O< trdtoa. veoerfttd re a Ttse Chairman.Bnuouuoed tire follow­ Ib-tiiibltean victory bv a much largro ing a*»ueh committee: M—ora. Collins, majority thaa we had al th* ehrttioa in ChtrA and Dsrtram. , DUi ttonlv Treasurer laid before th* ttepartabwr.___ _ Djnri tho Hats of rcjerto.1 taxoa for th* Dated, Outobor 10th. 1871. provtoe yror at his olBee. also al the On motto uf Mr. Muuroo Um report Auditor fiunrral'* ufitae. tagotbur with th* bats ami auroanto that havu bean was acvrp.’od and adopted. Mr. Town* submitted the following charged bock to tbo County, and by th* County Troatatrer to th* uveral Town- rcaolu'to: That th* superstore of the ° wm. n. r-w«». o-tii Towne iniroducud tho fulL.wiag to rnahip* of Rutland. Carlton and Hupo bo authuriaud and instructed to aaaM* Baaoirttioa t u .kiu tfo> tho »ex< nd duscriplto* in their That tbo Itejurtcd Taxes and Wednewdsy Morning. Ort. 11.1571 township, the oom* aa reported by the BuarJ mtl poreuant to adjoaram-nt. the amounts cLargwd boek to tbe sevviJ Drain Ctanmisahroer. a* a drain tax. Bull eaiw. Quorum proMnL BjorJ Township be remind and that oaeh Oa motto of Mr. Youngi tho rooolu Supervisor bo authunxed ami inslruteed ■X^edird to bosimwa wa* adopted. 1 The committee on Miscrilau-ou* to re-aaeces upon their nwportivo Town- Uon 18 ahoota-total wwtot IRM !>• Oa motion Hoard a Ijourm-d unt I to1100 bwahuh care of oom. CKalm* through their chmnnan, Mr. ISObaabria potato**. Munroe reported Ctau U..-y bad ^y [be prori^n. of a-rtto. No. 1 io end 10 hoc* over one year old-total inrd tbo tultowmg arooUBta, and. 7^‘‘' ‘ Wm U. Powma, 3l Samto Um HW. ood th. Ctork. l»> referred to the Committeo on Appor­ All of which is n>H»cifally submit­ tionment of Taxes ted. . Friday Mwrntag, Ort. 18th, 1871. Da motion the Resolution intro lorod Givwa under our hand, this 10th day Board oiuvwned pureuaut to a^itmniIn Mr. Tawoc. wai adopted. of October, 1871. Mr. Mun too moved that the blwrifl jurut. Ron railed—-tahero all pnwMr H. A. Guedywor . Mayut of is. Mifowcd an enter of Ninety-four n*d , any hMwdredtbs dollar* to pay the Ul- Hastings Oil/, apj—nng. Board pro ■bn. of bourd of jury duimg il» kam- ooededU burinroa Or J.ll, «*to Ou motto th* roport of tho Commit­ l imped trial atal the aame amount b­ ' Atorted from hU areoaut agamel th. tee on R^diviato ot the Cuaaty into iteprew-KtaUvu IHrtrirt* n Bl taken from Oc motten of Mr. Cokb, tbe repot i wae awq/ted aud adopted. Tbo coaimiltce upoo uiiaeellauectu eiaioM re|«rtod that they had examined the aereotrfe of the Sheriff, and other of fieera of thio County, agaiul tbe Coealy of Maai*lor\ and find toe Mme u-4 pro­ perly itenuaod. Oa motion of Mr. Goudyeer.tlte report CO0O Shirt* and Dmwero a* well 7500 pair* Leather and Woolen gto and mitt* ind rcctuveJ. Star Cloth romite of tbo Sherifi tad other ofiiecro of Hnoow—“Tbe groat one price rtorv. this County, again*! th* Cuaaty ef Maa Utee, were referr-d Lack to the pereone prrrentiug diem. Io be properly itemised Mr. Gooiyear aubmilled tbe following revolution: , Rradrrd, That lb* ProeeMtiag Auern- J. Aiwa re go to Mudges' to get • bargain ’ DRY OOODS.’^fotblug, haL, th ate Furnkhing goods. aud every aid* cut •» found at Mtulgm'. : Tux Nxw Fnx- - J. W. * C. O. BenC ley. maa'ufoatonnwuf sash, doura. blinds and molding*, and ovwrything else, are so busy eellitg molding* that they e*anot-write fox th* load culaum tliu week sfeciaL NOT1CF>'' ,Vt Lox:;:.- ii.uta.-urt 1 who cm had Jtantaal re rut* Ar* raBd, certain, aafo and ediotoL llqre'e Maadnto HlUewr. Dysj^tam Bago. Maudrak* Pilis miro Hambtot-. �8 O’CLOCK Ud kM thlr kM^ ixte^. •a Akkand tcnUit from ».«>d to hand to ctecidr which iihoul l have th. •<«: ehotoe." (fie toatod die stick to tbe other, who held it fast. jot whore he happeoMi to cab-h U. Ibvn th. firet ptawd his hand above the iwoond, and no tho hand* were a’.terattelv changed to tho top. Tbo one who heli tho sbok last without room for tho other to take hold had gained tho tot. Oil waa tried three linwM As Larkin bold tho stick twkvQutof three times, ho had the choice. He bMiUted a moment Every­ body looked toward tall Jim I’biUipw.— But Larkin was loud of a venture on unknown seas, and so he said. *T take tho mate," while A bon of surprtoo th. ocher aide, a. if afrmd hi. opponent would withdraw the choice, retorted quickly, and with a smack of exultation and defiance in hia voice.- “And 1 take Jeosna Philfipa.” Aud aeon all peseut, except a few of tho old folks, found themselree rar.p-d in opjxwfag hosts, the p-or spelters lag­ ging in with what green Uoy could, at tho foot of the two dirisiotia iho Squire opened his IqpU-book and began to give out the words to th. two cap­ tains. who .food up and <|>elled against each other. It was not long Wore Urkins spelled "really" with on. I and had to sat down ia confusion, while a niurmer of satisfaction ran tlhrough the ranks of the opposing fore*. His own — - - flgUre should his evil gvetius baud by a strong effort he turned I away from Dr. Small, and IL_________ fully to tbo words which th* Squire did not pronounce very distinctly, spelling them with oxtremo deliberation. This gave him im air of heaitatioa which disepj>ointod those an his own side. They wanted him to spell with a dashing as­ surance. But he did not begin a word until ho had mentally fek his way thi nogh it After ton minntaa of spelling bard words Jeoms Buchanan, tho cap­ tain on tho other aide, spoiled ■•atroc- to which there could be but cue aoncln•^Jorlbereware only the poor spellBut Ralph Hartaook ran against a stamp where he was lead exjvxXing U. It waa thn Squire’s custom, when oao of the smaller scholars or poorer .peUm rose to spell against tho master, to give out eight or ton nosy words that they aht have some 't-nwdhing spoil before ig slaughtered, and then to give a poser or two which ax>n settled them. Ha tet them run a little, m a cat does a doomed mouae. Th-.ro was now but one peracm left on the opposite side, and si she rose in her . CUNDURANGO! Ulis, Ksie & Ch Kliid Eitract VINECAR BITTERS^ @5,000in Greenbacks! ASK YOUR GROCER FOB CRUMBS LtEft, o Wa< i i<*S< . • ma M.ei <*>■■■«■ tore tss iuu« C—« -u ^eaOtnmta.tra. fr-4| «U AloM^U Mlo..laam. nttMiteCMBXT aiXSOD rCBIriu-J a Lira ciriso i-urxcirr v. ■ • mmnOmivm— —1 l»<w ■ in at iw COMFORT! Is Zrwaiw st tot ffiutfreue nene <- tat knits? a>MlU-<. stands at tho top of the page. Mho spalled these words in an absent and unintorceted meaner. As every body to ksn w that she would have to go dowu as soon as this preliminary skirmisliing waa over, everybody began to got ready togu homo, WILL M. CABLETON, and already there was tbo Lun of pre­ paration. Yuun~ nw were timidly •• BnUy uml I ore Out.” »;n.u wunu row atking girls if "they oould soo tb«m oafbotne/* which is tho approved formula, THE BETBOIT WEEKLY TIUUHE. and w«ce trembling in mortal fear of “the taitton” 1’resontly the Squire, thinking it time to clow tbo contoui, scalp forward, adjusted his rnich bad , boon oxamiaing and turn*! over | -----------------tho book to tho great words at' tho piano kr.oan to spoilers as “ Incomprebensibi Ry." and began to give out thoM “wends of eight syUables with the accent on the sixth." Ijstloas scholars now turned round, and cease1 tn whisper in order lo bo In at the mis­ ter's final triumph. But to their sur­ prise “old Mias Moansea white nigger," as some uf them called, in allusion to bar slavish life, spelled thceo great words with as perfect o*<« as tho mus­ ter. Still, not doubting the result, the Squire tuniod from place to place an.! | •olected all tho banl words ho could find. Tba school became utterly quiet, the exa foment was too great for iho ordinary , xZa^saunuss font areaCaMl. PaiwaUvas*-<ll <.. . u—a—sf umikM* T->i«BMMe.i->.« roe >aasaas*s<«rv as. Ckr-ela Skaa» . ■ I.a >M Owl, DraMrtl* m Is4ls*«<>™ nil»*«<, BmIium aa4 luimliou r. vara, DI—<m, af Ikv BloM. Uvw, Hi. ■«?• oiSlUJ—.w—Mluml-.l— •ar-K: THEA-KECTAH OMiUSatkna 1 1 XumUX uX.*L>S Ml !Z 1ur^-.i*3 ‘ vaa rax a lb roarunra "HSKF, PrsttaviUs. Oss. *. MU. ’ , -------- D1AOLLTION NOTICE Tbs Ca Mrtarsokle bsrslotsrs siisIibx «f lbs Bras nt WUslsr A P—slsg. Is lUs Say dissolved DrerxrtiA aa >x»iaB»Ttos. a,.-. UH BmM. l.fc—Ilin ar tka baa*. ru*u U.. , RUPTURE TO SHIPPERS OF APPLE I QUESTS Wan OF BATTLES, stint. THE TEAR t Tka r^mta t*»«A«w «X*-U*5U*«H -01U At Orangeville, Oct- Oth. “ Hastings, Oct 9th, and Nor. 6th. “ Amyria, Oct. 18 th— FJIu tiebool Honan. At Nashville, “ 17th. ASK TOVB HIOK BK1LU TOK IT! IHEAPEST ADVERTISING coming up againot tbe teacher. This brought the exdtmncm to fever-beat. For though Ralph was chosen first, it was entirely on trust, and most of tho J. W1LKU. riwrlMM^K m Mr BOXLB a CO, IN THE WORLD I KTS0U1 BT XU. PaiUUtSTS SSD CXXLSXS IE& ion who now stood up against tbe school master, was n fiunnns sredlnr. Jim PhilLipe was tc tall, lank, etoop-should-Tod follow, wfip bod never distinguished himself in any other pursuit than spoil­ ing. Except in this one art cf spelling he wae of uo account Ho could not catch well or bat well in ball He could mark ia that famous Weston game of bull-pnn. He did not succeed well ia any study but that ot Webster'. Elememtarv. But in that he was—to use tho usual Flat Creek locution—in that he was “a bona.” This genius for qmlL Illg is iu MUM peoplu a sixth sense, a matter of intuition. Some spellers are bora and not made, and their facility reminds one of the mathematical peodiKum that crop out every now aid then to bewilder tho world. But Moans, fore­ seeing that Balph would bo pitted ogamstJim IThliipa, had warned his friend that Jim could “sp.ll Eke thun­ der and lightening," and that It "look a powerful smart speller to beat him, for he knew a beep of spalling-book." To have "spelled down the master" is next thing to having whipped tho biggea, bully ia hoopole County, and Jim had '‘spelled down"' the last throe mast era. Ho divided tho hero-worship of the <Ustrict with Bud Heuns. For half aa hour the Squire gave out hard worda. What n blvascd thing uur crooked orthography ial Without it then* could be no opeUing-echeols. As Ralph discovered his opponent's mottle ....... n-aSiiAW, AKa.iu RIFLES, SHOT omSSBEVOLVERl FAMILY BIBLE POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH intentionally. Tho bull-dog tba shirr., relentless setting of the will, had gone, he knew not whether. And there had name in its place, as ho looked in that face, a something which ho did under­ stand. You did not, gentla reader, the I first time it came to you. The Squire was puxzlod. He hal ! givi-n out all the bard words in tb<> ; book. Ha again pulled thn lop of hh head forward. Then he wiped hfcj spoatadse and put them on Then oat of tho depths of his poskot ho fished up I a list oi words just coming into use in ' hose days—words not in the spelling 1 book. He regarded tbe paper atfamlively with tus blue right eye. His black left eye meanwile fixed itself in ' such a stare on Mirandy Moans that she S8£Sfit Michigan Exchange AND REPUBLIC. I> dj. IU povvr. 4*p»UM<i. islallibSitj j tvliru. mindM. UUurv. MrHestwn*. >i«iti<if 1 <n <■•>. ss.l 5eW l ork ni«l*. - <. - 60,000 R E F £ R E .V C ES, miSaise ” ■eetevvlr, st lfa> Mm nt lfa« Ui M. srttslf L*1 • la Mte «M»tr. . r™w;Q“ FAMILY KNITTER. The American Washer! WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, PRICE. SD.5O. nal W all eUtau *m And Hannah spelled it right. Such a burn followed that Boiaoy Short’s giggle could not be hoard, but Shoeky shouted, "Hannm boat! my Hanner spelled down tho master I" And Ralph went over and congratu­ lated her. rsosrjrczus ran let And Dr. Small Mt perfectly otlU ia the corner. . And then the Squire called them to ordor, and said : "As our friend Han­ THIS A.LT>I>1£: ner Thomson is tho only one loft on her . J^^nnt a, side, she wilt have te spell against near-1 I As lUnmtnd HanrU, /V»e » >B< WnrU. ly all on t'other side. I shall, therefore 1 take the liberty of promatinating the j completion of this interesting and ex- I TB» 1LD1XE. -falls bmU Olihsll lb* rvsslsr11’■ •l ib* J-seurxv •< <<«,., tnlrraal •atlwUka aToWuina. Iksrarwi >mstsfafsta jwg gaassg-wa brilliantly. Stcep-ahoulderod as he was. ha began to'atraighten up. In tbo minds of all thn company tile odds wore in his favor. Ho saw this, and became am­ bitious to distinguish himself by spelling without giving tha{master any thought. A FAMILY RECORD, Most Suitable for tho Family, Must Valuable for the Student, Most Instructive for the Teacher. Most Appropriate for tho Child, Most Useful for tho.Minister. Most Interesting for tho Farmer. Moot Elegant for the Parlor. Moat Pridi tabla for tho Study. REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO GREAT SATIRE TO CONSUMERS nisnui' u. <<juerx.nl>.™ THE GJIEA T Ah EJIHa . Opportunity! IK flOffftC-U Ds.HlNi. EiMllni W.tar nt.. i >r.k.r4 ssj Hi aa.41.1 u Swws-tits.sih.ris ••7 r.aUr-1ls»4alibiII. fie. KNOTS UNTIED I’sl* at • ■UsUsrthM. tSVaBnfi i. ■ bnMoU. I CffiCUIT COURTS-1871 1873. (STORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPE w/q.i^Zs**4 11 D6A P<*,U''’4 '• b“"‘ BeftiS CAUTION K^LCSSTE d^SATtOTAL e'E^SJn*iso*co.7ci.i<4^. I III. d-ru.MU. O»L>. .rtU-LwiK Me. | even ventured to whisper that *mabe Jim had ootthed h» match after all ."* Bttti’hi'.lipa never doubted hie eoe- Years Experieni JURUBEBA “Thoodolit.," said tho finuiro,. “T-b-e, tha,o-d,od, tlw<xf,o thoedo. 1-y-t-e, theodolite," spelled tho eham^Next." said tfie Squire, nearly losing his teeth ia his excitement Balph epolled tho won! aiuwly and JOHX E- POTTER $ CO. The Boston starts a now seriua ofanthmetemlublM. Ita fire*, equation is : • Two cobblers and a oocktail make u. unurwi. KJ.VUUl.SM cutcuLAT10» or TUB BLOOD. JU 'SRKMWS',".’* ft. Weft’ Eitract ef Jinteta � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-11-08.pdf 7d13c67e005488ecc9c35a790628c57a PDF Text Text Tif« Kfr<I»ucMi The Banner Company. i itHTLXSJL. <-«• xwu VOL HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, NOV. & 1871. bcrx-oldnr tree at the spring, andrepoated to himself tho connnaatkin until be came to the part in which she said that only tune aad God eould h.-lp her. What did aha moon? What was tbo hidden part of l»r life? What was the connection between Lorand Sbocky ? Hoars wore on, and still tho mind of Ralph Hortaook went Lack and traveled ta« osmo rood, over the fBnco, past the bax^ldor, up to the incxplknUo part ol lore it waaa ot prudent to stop there. tbe exmvareation, and Stood bewildered But let us deal partly with thorn Who crore with Mirandy, and to bar remark would not stay in paradise ton minutes about Hannah be only ropoed that longw. aven though it did make purga­ tory the hotter afterward? And eo “Hannah was a smart giri.” " Yes," said Mirarelr, “Bed thinks Hannah stayed. •Tell me your cirrmn stenres.’’ mid Ralph, at last “1 am sttro I can help you in somrthiag " "No, no! you san not,” and Hannah's face was dondad. “No one cun h-dp mo. Only time end God 1 most go, Mr. Hartsock." And they walkad on to thn Croat gate ia rilenm and m some constraint But still in happiiteM. As they came to tbo gate, Dr. Small pushed [«*t thorn in hit oool, deliber­ ate way. sad mounted his horse Ralph hade ilannah good-night, haring eatirelv forgotten the vrraad which had Ixon bis oxenso to himself for coming outofhiswBy. HotuMtos-wltohM n-w homo, the house of Mr Pvto Jorn-a. the orev the further fence, and to walk same who believed in the inseporabte- down the rued toward tbo school-bourn, noss of 'Tickin' and ternfa*.” waa 90 sasy and so delightful that It was “You're a puny gsl, a'n't you? without thought Fur Ralph was a man foil of tun, who when ho saw no wrong ia anything that proposed itself I was ««pt to follow his impulse without deliberation. And thia koopiag compa­ ny with tbGttare, and tho memory of Yeo 1 you air a mighty purty gal1 a doligntfol walk, were m, much better the old woman's voice roan till i . —_... than «... the commonplace Flat Creek un, lite, have ben beard half a mile. ' To bo I that ho threw kimaalf id to his night ox­ a santerin* along tho big road al *— »— I cureion with enthusiasm. j At last ho stood iu the little hollow o'dock with the master! Who ----whether bo's a fit man for anybody to । where first bo had joined hhnaalf to go with*." Arter all I’v» been and gone Hannah. It waa the very spot at which and done for you I That’s tho way you || Stocky, too, had mot him a fow maroi mg. before. He leaned against, tbe disgrace mo! You’re a moan, deceitful I ltaco and triad to solve again tho pusxla thing. Stuck up bekasc you spelt the ] । master down. Ketch str lottin’ you go ! to sneUin'-ecbool to-merry night l bI did be dxmbfthat he could help her if Ketch MS ! Yen. both ME, I say 1'' Ihe could discover what they were- But “Looky here msnn." said Bud, “it :he had no clue. seems to me you're a makin* a blamed All at once his heart stood still. Ho fores almut nothing*. Don't yell so’s !hoard thn thud of borsc*’ hoofs coming they'll hear you three or four tnilee. idown the rood. Until tliat moment he Yuu'U have everybody 'tween here and I'had not felt his own loneliness Hs Clifly waked up." For the old woman ■ ishrunk back further into tbs fenoo-cor- | had gotten so excited over tho idee of 11ntr Tlx horsemen worn galloping. being caught allowing Hsnaah to go to j'Tiers were throw of them, and there speUing-.chool that she had raised her was one figure that seemed fdtniliar to Ralph. Hut ba could not tell who it <u Neither could he remember havbox-alder tree by > •> thoughtful in -at the shade of a ___ _ , end that Hannah taka cold I And Hannah yielded suggestion. Just as though she oi milked the cows in tho open tot wont storms at the last three And iusi aa though the house Wou,ld call the attention of the public to the Largest and Great­ eat variety of 1 Goods, in ail the ten-sl novelties. HIOKINfi AND FttLOR 7792 Irlrnb poplins, Velonra( " - Series, .Tapnnese SHIem, «*ripcd and plain. All Wool Plaids, Satines OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE, Domestic* of all Popular Mike. Cheaper than Ever! Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA Boots at Prices that would Make a Quaker Tsywageli. Groceries, Hats, Caps, and Clothing. BOSTON CASH STORE. J. P. ROBERTS & RUGS t very low figure*. . The German War haa forced thu Preach to put a heavy export Suita ill Mechaikal totals, .duty on Silks. Dye Stuff; Ladies, now is the time to secure a Silk Dross You will not wee i’tetn oh white nose. The men noticed lura and reined up a little. Why he should har. lure take sides with that air hussy egin been sUrtlod by the presence of these rour own fleet and blood. You don’t men he could not toll, but an indafinkoer bow much trouble I bare. Not able dread asitod him. They galloped you. Not a dog-on'd bit 1 may bo | on, and ho stood still trembling with a disgraced by that air oogrpteful critter, nurroua fear. The cold sensed to have and you sot right here ia my uwu bouse I■ gotten into hie bonne. He rememlwred that the whole region lying on Flat Creek and Clifty Creek had ths repute, bon ol Iieing infested with thieves, who Medicines. elttfap again in a lifetime- SPAINTS & OILS, School Books $ Stationfry. Barlow & Goodyear. ^^IB 2931 30 Years CITY PAINT STORE! commim a urn PAINTERS; He art every day sotialed to furnish Hates of lean Poiuta, Oila, Varnishes, Mixed for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint PawU, Bruithea, and Arof parties who say they are unable to nay so much, tiat’s Materials, Wall Vow to Civs all a chance to hare Teeth who need and • Paper, Window . should have them, we willfrom this *?if’n(or a Shade*, weeks, drop the price almost onc-haJf. ***** full and Complete sets forfiili. Single Plates. Upper Sign £ Ornamental Painting, or Under $13. .IhL Ol'R WORK W.1RR.1JVTED, n re Experience You expect mo to deecribo tliat walk. You have had enough of ibn Jack Meanses and the Squire Hawkinw-a and tho Polo Jonewx, and the real. You wish me. to u|ll y«u now of this true­ feelings, Hannah had slipjexl up tho 1 hearted girl and her lover; of bow the stairs to herearret bod rwra. anil when i silvery mooal'eania camo down in a the old woman turned from tho callous । shower— to use Whittier's favorite meu i Bud to finish hot assault upon the ton- who • were hanged two or three yiers spbor—through tl>o maub Loughs mtrro girl, she could only gt-a*h her ago i by lynch law, were remains of tho flecking tho froxen ground with light i«vth in disappointment. bad blood that ceuuo into the West in V___ _,..Ll _ i.n __ Stung by the insults to which nh.u ithe days of Daniel Boone. Shall I not of the the evening star, not rot gone could nut grow insensible, Hannah laid say । that tbs* bends of desperadoes down, which shod its b..ncdicto>n on awuko until tho memory at t not walk stiUJbnnd , among the “poor-whitey," them. But I shall do no such thing. through the darktin* came into her soul “dirt-eater” das* are the octeroppiags For the moon was not shining, neither hke a benediction. The. Lamb voice of ,of the bod blood sent from England in did the stare give their light. The tell convent ship* ? And ought an old black tranks of ths maplre swayed and shook iu Ute wind, which mooned threugh their toafbru Ixxighs. Novel­ ists always make lovers walk in the moonlight But if tore is not, aa the cynics believe, all moonshine, in ean at toast makn ita own bgbL Moonlight a the nwUuig-eehool. Not fur thu oaks cf )y as bad as the cholera; indeed if. the never so little needed or heeded, never tbe remarks. Not for tho sake of the same thing— this era of internswing ia *c. much of on impertinence, u in a hive weather. Not for tho sake of the crop*. ths calkers, isn’t it? •cwae. It waa al tho bottom of the first Not for the sake of the spelling-school. hollow beyond tho school-house that Hut for tho sake of the undertone. And A cynical ladyrelher inclined to flirt, Ralph orertnok th# timid girl walking thru sire traveled back over the three says moat trum are like a cold—very swiftly Uirough tho dark. Ha <lid uot easily caught, but wry difficult to get years of tor bondage and forward over ssk permission to walk with bur. Ixivu the three veers yet to come, and fed bar dues not go by words, and there ore heart on the dim hope of rebuilding tn never onre thinking of the eyes tliat | tram when coowratioaalityb impossible. some forvu tho Iww that had been so look'd out of die window at Meaai’a There are people who understand one happy. And rhe prayed with mure faith Climbing the ladder, h- got into bad, another st once. When one Soul meets than ever before, for deliverance- Fur and shook as with the ague. He tried another, it ia not bv puss-word, uur by love brings faith. Somewhere in the to reason himsall out of tho foolish hailing sign, nor by mysterious grip, eleepleaa night, eh. stood at tho window. terror that poeesaaed him, but ha oould that they recognise lhe suntlret tree Th# tnocn was shining now, and there not masonry in the world is Uio froeinaaoiinr was the path through the posture, and Half aa hour later he hoard a latch of tbo spirit. there was the fence, and there was tho raised. Ware the robbers breaking in­ Ralph and Hannah knew and trusted. bov-oMer to the house below ? He heard a .oB Ralph had admired and wondered al She sat there a Long time. Thea she tread upon th. floor. Should ho rise the quiet drudge. But it waa when, in saw some one come over tho fence and and give the alarm ? Sotnothmg re­ the un^ocustomed’sunshine of t.rai*#, walk to too tree, and then on toward strained him- He reflected that a robshe spread her wing* a little, that bn Poto Joaea's. Who oonld it bo ? She loved her. Hn had seen her awake. thought she rocogaiasd the figure. But site was chilled and shivering, and she crept back again into b«l, and dream<xl. not of the uncertain days to come, but of tho bleesod day. Hint were jureod-of a tether and a mother and a brother in a happy home. But somehow tho sriiool- Ogle ,nr Orant g rhiOifiT Stan, HatOn/t, Mid,. STEWART & STETNHOFF. The best place m the CITY OF HASTINGS, ■to bu' GROCERIES And you, my Gradgrind friend, y think mo suntimantaL Two young fu they were, walking so slowly thou the night was sharp, 'dallying under _ re had bee:, were fools! bo so happy, —---------------------- ,r-rr~ are foob not to be. After all, dear Gradgrind, tot them be. There's no harm in «- They'll gel trouble enough before morning. Lot tlirm esyoy the evening. I am not sure but there tor- Y<-u'l! fitvl a bed in the fnrde-t center My 1’ote S already got half uf it, and y^rea tabs tuthoehoM MFsteg-a to tokin'bio Ulf » the m-ldte, aM s?KSs?ta’-"“ T wrings ths.-, offci focred that to otrijurioua -. wM an “u“ cncpoatJ f �public scliouls all rvligiooa dogmas—that is theology or reasoning about God proper—wo that Atheists. Xteista, Jews. Protestant* and (Mbolios utay have no have cxamplincwtams of th# artificnl and arbitrary diririona ol the sound of evrey letter fat th# alpkalwt; we have the mote inciguiAcant grammatical deviaiioa duly noted, we have all the arithmetical algnbralcal and geometric­ al rates committed to memory, but there U uol a single text brafe I hat pointe out to tbe growing child, the point where •leoeptien, disobedience, diraimulatiua and dialionesty begin ; er eogrsvs. into tho youthful mind a proper abtawTsmcM oferil tiiougbta and evil deeds. Thi* question of morality ■ Mt so easy ns ia usually supposed-there are, in fact, tow laerson* who can always correctly apply ba fiirrainn foe sympathy wilh tho sufferora, resignation on their port to the will el the Moot High, and rojoirtng with many who have been mure fever I ffiranforn recommend thatTbarodav. raumty. I do not care whether a Protho 30th day of November next, the foaror Huxley or a Catholic Bishop pro­ peopb* imo* at thtar respective ptooee ot pared the moral text book, so that U ia nlain and thorough, and avoids the inttoductioa of theological dogmas Thi* sobjeeta b eno of so groat nnjertanoo thto it ought to excite the attention uf Vincent Collyer, of the Indian Poses their friends, aro anxious to #ee the Cummin-i/has returned from his visit j “ haad” ol tho government, that they ' to the Apacho* and nrpart* the prospect ' may prepare io taotrt the charges against of raccea ot ths pmc.* policy in Ari- ' sunn. He gnos a tocLuiehclly uroaent of tho »cfb>ria(p uf tho i *“ * The 1'nadnt has apjtointed Wm. M. tmtfeus by the Evart* snd Braj. B. Curtis rounael beand other chiefsi fort tho tribunal of arfeltratfon at Goo says, wiH visitl neva in addition to Caleb Cushing. Mr. Minister to the German Court Washington this winter, and that allI Evarts and Mr. Cushing have Msapted. A Congrara of Workingmen wul meet Mr. Msredith, of PhibL, dealined on so­ in Berlin on tho 10th toot > count of advanced yean and infirmity, Th. Dutah totttem.-nts bl ffamafrto and « lU, am,;*, n- — -ffl Wna fraternity, a brotHarhood, Mt m speoih butia fast a brotherhood of highe­ st ' died. mte'Uertual men, who nhoae I* ba । the onalhtag or th* other, berame they expert to sxcwll in ff-rir rtajxrtin '•rilling*. And thus will be realirad th. kindly declaration of Scotland's poet <i tbe people, that “Brak to bal ike pux i suaw ia a* present in honest bonds, in safe harate, in patriotic hands. No oue doabte tho patriotiten uf I^resbtent Grant, by whoso foresight and military skill, the werkiogmaa's caaao waa prorouted from being the • loot cans#," and the txrafederate or capitalists cause ni pre­ vented friim being the dominant cause. Nb one questions tho high integrity or unapproachable honesty of Secretory baa had a succeraful interview with 4[«>tte>i Tail, and that he and his band were willing to move at once on to the Rev. Dr. Turtte died hi thi* city to­ auithorn rooarvaiioaa Gen Walker ia day- He wasanaMtoddsatbete aad fonnarly Chaplain of the Beoate. Hb only child ia a member of the Washing The Ite|-artt:i*nls were all closed to­ day in honor of tbe memory of lion. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, who had teen Bcwroiary of tb»'fteaaury and also of tba Interior Department, both of which •IrajKsi tiiair buBdmge in mourning. ia those times of rapacity and corrnptiou, when men aro more eager to accu­ mulate fortunes .than to retain reputa­ tions of integrity. Wo are about to loosen tho burdens imposed upon us by tho slave-holders’ war, inaugurated under the auspices of the Democratic party, by paying off— permanently doatroying—tho debt of tbe United States Thus wo aro not rimpiy portioning payment by easy taxation now for greater taxation hereafter, but by prompt payment of tbo principal, we ■top the intsrrat and thus afford perma­ THE ELECTIONS. 1 MAGNIFICENT 7097 Mauachiieeitg by 40.000. llhnoie by 35,000. Wisconsin by 15,000. Minnesota by 5,000. Detroit by 1,000. Chicago by It, OOO I Meet­ ing the entire Fire Proof Ticket. Joscph~MfdiU of the Tribune,for Mayor, I C. F. REED. Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. ____THE . NEWYORk EVENING POST! 1872 It ha* been decided to arm the State National Guard with the Remington nuttee, appointed by tho N. T. Board of Supervisors, have at test mada their «p-' pcaranco bore. Tho catalogue of ring The union ticket for Qtv officen in roblwijaa just annouan-d are as follows. < lucagu waa called the “fireproof ticket" j Mavur Wolla, uf Soft Taka Qty, ar19,410,000 stolen ia tho erection and rusted on n charge of murder ha* been admitted to bail in tho sum of 350,000 Bitting up of the new Coart House. I Twenty suite for divorce aro before 33,021,000 in tbo matter of armories the Scott County, Iowa, District Court New York City has proven that men may bo shown th* weight of |<ditical fetters only to know that they cun not get rid of them. WAMHIMGJOM LETTER. Oct. 28th, 1871. the Legislature. A metnbor of the Rhodo Island Leg- Brigham Young. tiou. a bolauc# short equal to fifty mil­ lions of dollars per annum of fora amount of expenditures than at its bogiaing. T^e greatness of tho natiuu, its power and vitality, its cirilliration and man­ hood must not be measured by its manu­ factures ; the greatness, power and dorohillity of tho nation must be measured by ths intellectual and moral worth of its people; by their frugality, by their imnjterateness, by lheir conscisntioas derotfon to duty, by their self-sacrifices It b k great absurdity to claim that fomalse get bra wages than 40.000. and a Majority Tlie Ku-Klux Committee in Georgia have uxamiuitd Easily 200 witnesses. the Bute has disgusted a large number of tho Democrarr of c«ras>Tvativu stamp, and they are coming out from tho foul (■arty and joining the party of progrrei OF AIX KINDS. Springfield Fire and Marine Detroit Stoves! >418,000 in tbe jtuiehaai of lumber. commerce only show prosperity ia a 35,Gtl\9H0 in advertising, statinnoryaiid coarser form. It is tho literature, tbo po­ pl ll.LH.p etry, tho arts, and the religion uf the Total lues to the sity In these expenhind, which are tho criterion by which to the profosaioaa. judge of its jicrmanency and jowor. Suit will be brought against NathanInasmuch a* the probabibties aro that iul Sands to recover |75,<XWi»mmi*eion» four females oat of five will grt married, tba moat energetic and eaterpriaingole- paid to him in violation of law white he the FeDals Polytechnic school* should met>u of al! nations bare [xjured and are was an officer of ths’city getting a sal­ teach every branch of house-keejung, pouring. It is a great nation, grand in ary of >10.000 a year. and jorticuiariy cooking- Tho waste of its physical proportions, grand in its po­ bod cookery ia frightful—fully equal to litical institutions, grand in its moral as- afternoon and readily gave bail pirations, grand in its patriotic devotion 000,010 to aniwar at Court But inasmuch aa she msry never bo mar­ ried, or become a widow, she ought to and hope of a permanent life; and grand charpt-s of »wiwiling tlie city. in it* example toother nation*. bate the facility e fecilit I <of learning a trade, Let us than rally all the progroeaive thc Sheriff for Ingersoll, Garvey and fhe use of tho sewing and kmCtrng ma ' ■■leuumta, all that ia moral and nrtuoui, out Virginia. All Chai is necessary to chino, bouaot triauuing, drts* fil# Controller of the Currency has into on# powerful and harmcnioua jiar- achieve succora for tlx- administration is tailoring, fonty work, even carriage anthoriad tho Mnciianica National Bank ty, sacrificing jirivatn views a* far u may to contiaue in tho lino that ia now be­ . of Toledo, io commeaeo buainra* with a trimming and painting, and all suets of trades fitted fur reman should be taught bo for til# sake of upholding oat Gov­ ing pursued by the live men of tig- Old capital of |30fto00. ernment, and handing it down to our freely to *11- Thio is the practical lo:nedy fin- four fifth* of tbe complaints re ehildrvn. ever increasing in power and now hear. New York Republican by CASH Paid for Live M1LT1Y! th# canvass ia Virginia is going for­ ward quietly, but vigorously A large K gang of burglars hats been broken numlier of activu Virginian.* aio bring up near ChilicoUie, Ohio. educated in Republican prineiphw and A flouring mill has bpen burned in Al­ they prove to be apt scholars. Jho in­ legany City. the manifest inereosc of corruption in private and fmbLc life. Hunday schools, which are ehirtly engaged in teaching tiseologtenl dogmas, are eatfro|y made- cilitiea provided for tlwir use. Thn an" swur that our uimritira, law and med­ ical coUegse are now evened to all, is like the gift of a atone to those who hunger for broad. Tbo daughters nf our artisans, tradesmm, lalnron and email fona- rs, have not the time to al- New Advertisements: The Baltimoro Ass of to-day publish­ es a fearfully sym|*thntic article on KuKlux outrages in the South, in tho coons of‘which it copies from the Jt. Y. HtrtU of yesterday a statement regard­ ing the accumulating of testimony now being taken by the Committee of Congrres in the Carolinas, Georgia, I kiriday, Tenniwon. Alabama, and Mississip­ pi, and estimates tha) 1,000 more pages will bo added to ths 1,400 jointed Jisgra of testimony already prepared by the It ia about time that sranething abould bo done fp meet tbe wants of our grow ing youth who are provosted partly by Tradra Uuiooa, and parffy by a foolish public sentiment, from learning useful trades. To many youths anything ia jiruforable to regular work. Th# street railways aro overrun with applications Tbo BtnU mt<»n at thi* disgraceful for conductorshipa, though the pay is history of what a harbaroua people can only two doltaro for fourteen hoars do in an enlightened aga as an election­ work. The ramt* men might gat four eering document, and rays its character may be anticipated from the foot that it ia claimed that tbs evidence taken establiahra ths existence of a conspiracy covering tho entire South, and having for its purpose to destroy tho reecnsecurity aad power *f the man who can ray, “very well, if all other means foil out tho piliucal party which sustain* I can works* my trade;"gtvoo him eour thorn. It laughs at midnight murder age to wage th# bathe of life with sm­ and torture as a good joke when perpe­ oko. We would a fooqrar.d times rath­ trated for tho correction of political er entrust the happinsM of our daagbtor opinions and ironically call* it ’• terrible to a competent menhaufo than to any troasen," while tbo 5- applauds and young wraa, no matter how gonteely denominates tho backing of this testimo­ ny and attempting to act upon it in the name of law and common humanity a* “tSX— - school of « high grade, after a thorough nonhip with capitalists. Ths gradua­ tion of tbeao youthful woahaaini, gtaag forth into the world, full of hrart and hope that they aro able to toil and to , bwU< would be witnessed sri applaud> ed by all cfcuweeof socsaty. Agminated ■ Bochaac, with the training, air and pul- i The Ifooravalt hopltal in New Yerk. | tho gift of Ja*. IL Ifoose volt, coating 1 mure than a milban of dollar* to bulla, ■ wa* opened on the 3d inst Mayor Hall and the Board of 8uj«r- duct of ths New York City wlministra- I tion and that of Bora Tweed, Jnit while j State Fair at Kalamazoo, NorthweMeru Fair at Grand Rapidj, Barry County Fair, For 1871 M 5 Mffi The Detroit Stoves are the -*—! HEAVIEST Stoves . ,, .. , . u * In the Market. GET THE BEST GOODYEAR & STRIKER. this ia done, away from tho sjwcial field .I Tho Chicago fire paid something over of his political tebora the leader of two milliouM of the national debt by Tammany still controls bv jorty as destroying that amount of greenbacks. While tho Dcm:>cmts of law Angelo* thoroughly as 4ver in New York whero be is again nominated for State Senator. were butchering the Chinese, tho ChiOu Monday Ln*: ho made n speech at the inauguration of a mutual admiretiaa society in the new Tweed Club Cincmnati ia industriously engaged, House No. 105 Bast Broadway, on which just now, in th» problem of consulting itfi aaiinn he asserted that: " Nothing 11 its oirn coal smoko. On# manufectarev have done ba* alienated my friends, al-| has succeeded in doing it, and aavee in fuel by the operation. though some of my bitterest enermea, | The trouble in tho Inng Island sugar when I ntartr-l in pohtlai hare become ! my warmest friends " Thi* i* perhaps j refinery, reported aa about to susjwnd. ATOES an allusion to hi* welbknowu practice tasted"<o WEBSTER’S KATIDKAL PICTORIAL of buying up oppouenb with the ill-got- i false stafsmante in hi* accounts. DICTIONARY. tan gains cAcial 1poritam* — —- from --------------------------by jwhich -------aiocxnouwrs of oi tho mo Ik ixwuin & he has within a few years grown from ■ Albany Itnilroad have authorixed the bankruptcy to tho poaasasion of milliou* 1 iaraa of 35,000,000 of 20 roars 7 per of the peoples moooy. E. speech amid the vwifsrous cheering of his Dwooeraric audience, wilh "the fol­ lowing significant words of promiae: "when I am in trouble and dauro yuur F1TTEEN VOLUMES FII.FJ> WITH aid, I will calj upon you, and when you Judge Barnard ha* issued aa order CHOICE PIANO MUSIC are in trouble, 1 desire you to coll upon rvquinug Mayor Rail to show cause why tho nrreont Insnoctors of Elactfon should VOCAL COLLECTIONS. It will be romemberad that Mayor not bo removed and other* appointed Hall had jnal then secund tho support xeacr ling to law. The New Hampshire Democrats will of a majority of tbo Grand Jtoy, who hold a State Convention ia Concord, on through mildly voting to oensuro him, tbo 1.3th of Derombar, and tho Labor at tho rarao time foiled to find a true Rufurmor* on tho 7th of Daaombsr. bill agahist him tax his criminal conduct aa Mayor of New York. WANTED PETERS’ MUSICAL LIBRARY, For ■which the highest miirket price in Cawi; will be paid. X'JXr............ A convict ia tbo Booth Carolina State Prison took advantage of his poaition, ■ under a dieaplinary ohvwra-bath, to die ’ and about tho State out of thirteen years GOODYK.A.1V A: BAXI.X.OW ILLUSTRATED L1HRAHJR SHEPABD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, “Can ths leaders of tbe (DemocraUaJ party ik the aalioa radiate tbo aelf-denymg wfedom by which tho Democratic teadsra of Mhaouri smanrijMted their people from Radical thraldom last THE MICHIGAN FARMER The Grana Duke Atexk during hi. number to vtoHa Fair hi a single day; ■toy bora, b to <x»«PT Madams Ib‘ but it is reported th<U st Kan#*s City, Ostesagy** bmisai and the Buarian niite wvta a nopiatiou oi 85,00, ths feat of tetar and hm wife have aagagwd apartmeats ■ *hort dbtanm off There ba# tiow" Thaiisdoing the Fair buranera oa a large scale, but Kansra CHy j* a western town; you IfflOW. °nl,J stoPe Welisteft Uiairiiial Dictiuaij. . r f 1 r 1 afc nor Charcoal iron. in the World. Ari Stair Journal ol Agriculture ' ■ DENTIST SHEPAhD, �TRs Ryfilsuciyi Ba^sr. LAB SHORE & MICHIGAN | L<> SOUTHERN HAILEAY After tho conoolidatfon of the Grand Rapids and Holland BatlrW Company, with the Chicago end Michigan Lok» Bhore Rood, under th. titl. of C. and M. L. 8. R. R, the following gnuliensu were elected Directors of tho new Com­ pany: Jas. F. Joy, Detroit; A. H. Morrison, 8t Joseph ; M. L, Sweet and Freeman Godfrey, of Grund Rapid*; C Davis and 8. B. Sanford. Mnakagou; 8. A. Brown, I'eutwator; D. Is. Filer, Luilington; Theme* Hetfron, Eastmaa- Fronjy monriugs. ■ Delightful day*. Tbo election news is gloriousCocscn. proceedings next wiek. Fashionable wediug oa Tuesday. CHBIMES. Jackson bad n snow .torn. U.t Mun­ day. night MASONIC. —wt^-NcsssA... QR.AND TRUNK RAJLWa? I 1STINCI8 LODGE, MO. M, T. k A M. At a subsequent mooting of the IXBuy the beat article, tho Halford Tn- roctora, the following officer* of the Grtnpsuy were elected: President, Jas. F. Joy; View President and Genera) Manager, A. H. Morrison ; Treasurer, Isaac Livermore; Sreretary. J. M. BarCnownn Oct. this week, epectua of tho Ktflt. lecture on - Matrimony evening at Union Hall ing ia the annual report of receipts, disTnsaaa to lion. W. I>. Foster far val­ chsrgM, pardons, etc., at tho prison, for uable Cbngnosional doenmouto. Ute year ending Nov. 1, aa made from A tologrUjih line io to bo uponod to Uie book, of the institution by D D. Maniatoo in a few days. ' Spaulding, one of the clerk, employed Every Saturday, for Nov tth, give* fine illustration* of the Chicago fire. In prison Nov. 1, 1870, - G48 - 271 Mr. Mann, ha* started a Hack to and Received on oonuaitmenl Recaptured. 2 from ll.o cam and around town STINGN EASTERN NTAR, Irtrt Local jiuticBj. Tbo ro-uaiou of tho 23d infantry came off at St Johns, Nov. 2d. Hracvwa’s Rjcnaraurr, State street, near tho congteof Greek, is the place to Oxa ear late this week waiting tor gvt warm meals, at all hours, at the election returns, but they nro good lowrst living price. Remember this enough to wait for. when you came into the city, and do not fail to call and teat tho truth of HICHIGAH CENTRAL R. R. Isx'r Ir Doo f—Tho latest unahridgwl edition of Webster’s Dictionary is a marvel of learning aad work, contain­ ing 3,000 illustration* and nearly 115r 000 words. As a single book it ia tho most intcrvwtmg and valuable of any ia my i«eeoesioa; H ia a library in itaeli 8houJJ our library take fire, ami wo h*d ganiring at Grand Rapid*. Caj.ital power to rescue but ems volume from th. flames, it woold certainly be Web­ 1500.000. ster's Unabridged. Im'l H M, that Too Chicago Tribune office is to be I«reona having moat need of a dictionmade firo proof sure, tins tidic, by being a^r consult it leant f Wo have always) Grand River Valley Division scholarly have a lexicon most freqn*nt-i ly in their hands. The reason, at couros, that ordinary people are indifferent L Ji- t h iitta i 4 is* t IO*re a iu a jt8 s s « 8 s a j is :: il r » «0 1 1 *•L Tbo pouksrvrs of the State mot at Detroit Saturday to iirguaisr a State Poultry Sodoty. Object improvement of Michigan fowl*. th» Albion AtevnAr, gave us a pbaatuit call on Tueoday Ho oxprcsesd hire self very highly pleuwd with our city g'lsavs ilnute Ksrtfe fisskeere |*ad While ‘%'.X£k**nte»(Mt«>» >. 1‘vu' i°=5 M ichigan Central OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIREC l-ssreiew Trebs ferihsWsss inat It is understood that tbe Term will continue until the Colander is Tho following from Muskegon CireosOne romsrkabto exhibition of charity, ch shown bow the lumber traffic of song the many that Chicago's calami- Western Michigan ia affected by.tho de■ ha* brought forth. was that of the mnnds in Chicago; mvtota of tbo Mn*eachu**tta ponitentiThere io a steady advance in the price ry, who i-nt WOO to the relief fund of lumber in the ** ' —*—• ■» Gasn Ilxnn. Esuul—As many of our rosd.rs wish to take a paper iu ad­ dition to tho Asnasr we invito their at­ tention to th* prosj.ictiu and term* of tiw> iu another coiumu of tliis po­ Th* *diliac of Harpar'a Weakly, for tbe ysut »«*k nroilHxl tfo. i-nonnu* amount of 300,000 copies, requiring four IMwer prowrs running o.nstamly night and day far flvo days Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, mattoo which II given to the farmers of Hi- State In rolatom to the value of their crops and products, repay* them many time, over tbe price of Ito sub­ scription. It gives correct aad extended report* of th- asha «if cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, apples, butler, ch sees, hopa and In fact all the prodtmto of tbe farm, every week. In our own markets, white It keeps Ito readers ad vised of the oondlUon and |x<wpcets of tbe market* lie and wheat, by Ito sound advice and Ito stMoncous advocacy of th. farmer's tntervnta. Ito report i on the live stock, herds of cattle and on the Improve' men Is made in agriculture In all Ito <teparUDeuia In Michigan, render It pecu­ liarly tbe AUrmre's papar, a* It gives them Just tlie Information they require Ito household department contains a mass of Information selected especially It* the use of tbe family. No fanner can do better than try It for s year. Wo of language, while tho thuroughM^edurat<-l understand that words aro tilings, Theodore Tilton's extraorduiary biog­ and of incalculable importance. raphy of the fair lady who rite at night upon tho ridge polo of her “stately manBaturday evening last was held the first ston,* oommuniug with ghoste.-l* ate uf a series of lectures by tho celebrated trading on the other ride of the Atlan­ Phrenologist, l*rof Palmar. It is need- tic the notice which it richly monte. It is tinned a matter of no oligh-. moment rating and instrwXive. The incroaaing numbet* of the audfoneo each ovoning, sdrrtne of about 2,200 yean, is speakia (native evidence that they are appre­ ing oeuvi more to mankind, ernn though ciated. 1'rof I*, understand* his subject. it b i through the medium of a woman's | having spent thirty years at the study lips mid a newspaper; and wo are not i and in lecturing in this country and ia ripnredTV Zend-. Una* Europe. He takes the various organs shouli devote to tbe Tdkm-Woodhull of tho Li-ad. anif shows the relations of aDiaace and its curious fruit a moat incne to tho other, by diagrams, and by an toroukng loader from tho pen of one o f its editorial contributors well known in Nevi York literary society. Judicious persons will bo pained to observe in the artads a alight sab-flavor of incredulity, not to say sarcasm ; bas if Mrs. Woodhullls ntteranere betray no internal evi­ dent** of the inspiration of Demosthenae. it sbculd bo rveurmbered that tho olo- Barry County Las dune nuLly in fur­ nishing over /ter htewssa/ Mitrt, a large portion in Quit, for tbo aid qf the suf- It Company have <n mnwoced running their train* to Rust's Camp, at Rifle forcrv in Northern Michigan. River, in town 20 north of range 3 west This is about 40 miles north of Wenona. inasoo, lift i , cough candy in our sanctum, day ia doing an immense freight busiaoas, this Truck, far which be has our thanka upwards of 7V,000 feet ol logs oomiag down per day. Tho facilities will soon be such that nearly double this quantity wdl l>o brought down. The company have cfoeod their contract at Pineoning, MMM) Shirts and Drawers as well a* from which >oint 2.000,000 fort for B. 7500 iMUn leather and Woolen g’.oviw ri'itthaoer, and ja large amount for Sags and mitta just received. Star Clothing House—“The great one price store." Tas Cisccit Cow will vonvem- at & Co., have been shipjied. Two train* tbe Court Hou**, on Monday the 18th per day aro now running from Pine Peninsular Railway fashion-plate, and " Fetation" fa now •xfta sheet of Feehion* and lingerie, tba only magsgtno that gives tbsra fiftj-fonr engravings. A pUto ofWalk­ doubl*-elxed plate, engraved on steal. ing Drvssos. Suburban residence, with • pUa. Baidwi variety ofuartal de«g» in tbo jrak deportment. Tbe literary mat'sr is intenuting and novelet*, a* always in •’ Paterson," ar. all original aad of thrilling Interest, i “Tbe Mystery of ,Bride's Bayou," In Ths Erxxixe Ifosr.—In another col­ the proeent number, tea story such aa we rarely eoc anywhere uow-e-daya umn will be found th. prospectus of ths FovitlfaUmr •oc’ivp dute/or 1871 JNew York Ztetoay J»*< which journal Tbe Proepoetn* Is Just out Th t price , of “ Peterson" te only two dollars a . lo commend to th. especial attention of year to a single subscriber, while olber rnaxaxlne. of Ito ctate are Ibrev nr four. 'our renders. It io edited with unusual Toelubalbe terms are lower still, vla: 1ability, is an. of th* moat reliable pa­ five copies tot eight dollars, or eight ; copies for twelve dollars. Every person i getting up either of there clubs wIU re- ] oelvw the Magialne far 1872 grain, and , pnxainent standing among American also a splendid copy-right engraving ‘ (34 inctice by IB,) “ Five Tima, one To- -journal* for nearly three-fourths of a Bay I" We can speak from pereoual ax- 1century, and its reputation and influence perisnoe of th* beauty and value of this ■aro not only widely extended but ftilly engraving. Specimen, of tbe Maguln. <deesrvod. Ilia gratifying to see the success of a newspaper jrUeb in its tone and character reflects such honor upon the lournaliem of the age. Sexatxu.—It ia assorted, upon the best authority that tong trtohug dro—o. for the street will not b« e-mmdrewl good sty fa, nu4 will not bo adopted by the ladies who wish to appear well in pub- Tn Ftsnixa Taaex.—Fmhfag at Grand Havtm is good thia far®. There aro eighteen smack* running, and with 20 note. 12,000 to 15,0® flah are osnght dady. They anil at five cento a pound m Chicago. ________ A CABD TO THZ LITERATI. It is thought and intended by tho gugfiawyed odfooh oi th* Hsom that his paper shall bo in th* future, re­ plete with apioe. wit and thought Character* of person* in thi* City will, from time to time, be shown up—paint­ ed in tho meat artistic stylo with a black­ ing brush bat to wad for (he purpose from the hardware store opposite the otfe*. The editor regrrta that ha ia prevent­ ed from wresting fa the ampfothsetro of thought, on acroeat of his eight be­ ing so short that hia ame rube out what be hatewritten, but will endeavor to do hi* part by continually sticking that of facing member into other people’* business aad am>.Uing out material* to bo run through his hash-mill of science; Tbe service* at two gig in tic intellects Sc*rest—A good, fluiahod scandal, fully armed and equipped, such as cireulatet iu tho world, i* xwrfy tbe pro­ duction of a single individual or oven of a singls coltcte. It sms tbs light ia one; is rocksd-and nurtured ia another, is petted, deroto|xd and attains its growth in a third; aad reemvoa it* flnish- Th* little secretary will trot gracefully in front, making Sb 40 time through tho elegant avenues of wit, humor and jokes, carefully selected from last year', alma- The editor wishes you to notice as aa Olurtration of ths abilities of these con­ tributors, tho Journal ot last week on “rnindignation." Tbo artfato only oc­ cupied theeo brilliant eonOTutors ton days, aad to bo fully approetated it mast be rememberod that to embody so much thought in so short a time ia a miracle. Should any one attempt to copy tho unique and original style of writing be driven by the blind editor, sooted need by the contributors of tbe Zssrne^ tbo blinking editor pimnisss to roll over upon the critics' throe legged stool, bold­ them the ponderous saw fog of hie intel­ ing firmly the reins to prevent tbe teem lect and cifectaally flatten them out soaring through th. realms of poesy, be­ yond tbo ken of Jamal readers. Tho artistes will be written in their blaadaot I Total receipts up to Oct 81, 1871, 010 Our popular Prosecutor i* recowriag, and able to be about his bnaim-se. Lumbar ri'anted ’ 30.000 feet of Ash Lumber, 10,000 fss't White < tak Luuibcr, end 5,000 feet White Wucd wan tai on account end tn exchange for Agricultural Implement'. Gonrr's Un's Boox tar November is removed Ito embeUiahmeni ore M fob font A Am etael plate, Maul mittea. tbe poll bone of this intellectual team, will beer the weight of tho toad, and will be supported os the right by a hickory ease with ivory knot botes. and on the toft by tbe applause of the journal world. Ha will adorn tbe articles with apt quotations from Mother Gooee and p*[«r, sound in its principles and foarlees fa it* advocacy at the truth—which at the same time baa a Dopartmant of Secular Nows, and expresses freely its Tba publlabars enounce that it will ent­ er upon ite Jubilee Yser ia 1872, and that the event will bo wgnaliaad by tbo issue of the new year Book, an encyclopedia of infoematfan sad statistic, m regard to the Church, and civil and business af­ fairs, such aa can be gathered only from an extensive library. This will bo sent free to or.ry subscribed to th* paper. Copies of the Odorwr and a proepectua of tbo Year Book eent fro* to ovary uno who will apply. New subscribers will receive their paper free tmtill January Detroit Thr Flint and Fore Marquette Rail­ rood will reach Hersey, on tho line of tbe Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad thia week.—-Mrfal Trdtow, Aw. 1. Northern Michigan io developing so rapidly that il ia almcet impossible u> rlagsic eity of Ann Arbor, attendant on a hasty travel throughout tbe Beetion adjoining, prevented my usual corros- ing of the pupil* in oar public echocla. They are so short end concise, and em­ body so much of value, that it would be well if they were elippod and pat where Rajsd* and Indiana road, but is oa tho wn could see them often. They read M Flint and I’ero Marqu.tte " * ‘ three miles east of Reed Cl is rapidly growing, and boLw_ ___ ing TJV.Ote i are now in proceci of erec- nkarau Manixixa.—Taken altogeth­ er, the November Number of Horjar lose, sight of no clasa of traders ; and iu the variety and interest of its contents, and the excellence ot it* illualrauon*, reflect* credit upon tho enterprise tliat has mads this Magarino tho mo«t Ireautiful as well a* tho must valuatL. of monthlies- Not th* toast noticeable fea­ ture of tho Number i* tho new tyj*. wkufa add* to th* attrocUivenese of it* p^re- tfo* Number of Harper roodadee the Forty-third volasto—e vol­ ume which has been crowded with the meet varied and entertaining mat:erprofsriy illustrated, there haven been in itffiO [ayes as many a* 448 engraving* many hare surpasood iu excellence any that ha-1 ever hitherto been presented to tho Isadora ofa jwpular iiluotrated magarine. For pnapeclue of next vohitno see our advertising columns. Xjtdsst Ixrxujoaxix. —Chaa. Bcribkwfi Co. have undertaken the joiblirafam of "A library of Travel Rxplcration and Adventure," to be edited by Mr Bayard Tayfor, and to bo Ulnstrnted with a profuefou of original engravings. Th* work is intended to furnish a com­ plete and pictareeque arevunt of tho most celebrated region* visited by modsro trsvetem, each volttmn to ba devoted to a special country, and forming a oepanu* unit ia iieolf. fadependont <rf tbo remaindm of tin. aeries. Tho find v«lumn. which will bo isened before ths nUdfo of Noymuber, ia to be oorntpied with the moot roooat mformatfau con­ cerning the psoplo of Japan, together with a sketch of tbo hwtovy <rf tho Em­ pire. and the eucreeaive steps by which it has become’ related to the eouroe of Yonrcx<Taepondai>i has boon “through collogo" ouee more sines, his aMaUg effu­ sions last graced or disgracxl the Bsxxn oulanin*. has associated with toaraed Ihuftasres, and weeU to tear, ed oolJrgiaas aad ha ought to be a very teamlanguages, known and unknown, to say nothing of tho frtfw; but ho can’t and therefore proposes to write in plain Ann Arbor is quiet just now. Some 1200 students, of which GO aro females, are now numbered on the University Catalogue. How about those GO women, have they any right to a University eduaation ? thirst, and cold. 6. We seldom repent of haring eaten too little. 7. Nothing is troublesome that wo do think not, and verily wo hare been amverted from an entirely different opinwa. But concerning tb« fomato question, suffrage strung minded women, Aa, we may bars something more to anon. President Angell ia very popular and Tho new iron bridge at Pontiac is completed. Note liquor saloon exists at Pent- ri' ild turkeys are quite numerous in Oakland <x>unty at ri’hite Lake. Tho Bev. Bamud W. Duffield, of whose taataltetam I spoke fa my tert is receiving golden opinions bare, and is evidently ■ young man of toots than or­ dinary talert and originality. The sshool beard of Albion ba* voted •20,0<W for a Union school bunding. The name of the yoetoffioe at Isabella Qty has boon ehanged to Long- Morenri, in Lssuswee County at a cost at •aooo. The examination of J. W. Hulcn, tho de fruiting prison elcrk, has been poctponed far three weeks. day, Nov. 7th. Tbe Republican nomi­ nation far Mayor ia a good one. Mr. Hugh Mo&t, their candidate ia one of The lose in Berrien county by the bttrnning of honeea, barns *ri >• "ti mated st 1100,000. Tbo loiter in Oosaaa’i mill at Outer Spring*, bunt tert Tuesday. kilHag Mr. Goman aad injuring tbo trecaon quite*j seriously. No graet damags wa* none to the burned diutrtoto of Wvatora k igan for the purpaea of foaming, 1 personal obearvutfoo, the oondlttian waste nf tbo poopfo. . The Board of Suporvioxs of Woax *>n> Di-sx —Instruction with auuaomenL Tfai bort, cheapoet, aad most popular Magarino for th* boms.____ Srxsxtxo of tU groat fan, the Chfoogv ThltewMya: Among the fosses fa a ILOO r- -- •— -CTru«».y literary way sustaioad by tbe fire were aueesi m nte a^ iMtiartiar -f th-.-to-to three sets ot the Nattoual Arohivon, in­ eluding the annals and d.batoo of Otro- W1K . • - --------—------- «------ » ritissus, aad if merit ia the guage aad our party doea its duty can and will bo elected Hi* opponent, Mr Wm Foxen, is an excellent citiasn. ha* been Aiderman and I'reaideot of the Curnmoa CoaueiL and hs* no fault .-xropt that hs belong* to ths wrray party. He Uabosnfara long time idoaiMted with tho Case interest, and was an mutate of tho GeMral’s family and an active man­ ager of fas property during Ms lib time. The contort will tie native aad tbe result periiape doubtful.. But I am satirifod that if Uio Ropubcans will only turn to with a will tiwy sou obtain tbe eeotrol of our City rtfain and keep it The fast Council we* nsaily k tie. let' Th* masting was calksd to outer by Mr. Warner. CUainaaa of tho Tuwnahip Oesnuittee. AAeralagfag and a prayer byBov.Mr. White, tbe Cbalrmsm, vte- aerom , a very rare book, a late pnweated fae object of the martfag, After tatian i to th. University Ebrary by tire ramark* were aadn by several f enoM Bev. ) Geurgn Duflteld of EartHagfaaw. Tbo title ot the work io “The ftmtore hind her sister towns ia responding to the many ooBe for xfaiaf to tho su&ring and lisrttell, reused by the late flreoia Michlgau. . Mr. Tuwm returned from Hastings on Its 20th ull., and eausad notice te bo givua the following Sunday al tbo dif­ ferent pteres of workhip, of a mooting of tho township Committee (appointed by the On. Gm.) al the M. EL Otureh in the village of Prairtevilte. on Monday, Oct 234, for the purpose of organ iung *, 17 �IIW APTMTlAEMPTTfl.. Geo. P. Rowell t Cols Column. Dauchey & Cb*». Column. WELCH & GRIFFITHS' 8 OX-LOCK CIRCUIT COURTS—-1872, 1873. Axes, riles. Cast aiMl, Kill Farnlahlega crv«... US'uS.......~ WEZ.CH t GHirriTHS, Botloa, Mass., er Dr-troll, Mlcb. Author of the femous “ Farm Ballads," and will enjoy all tbe benefits that can bo derived tram nla cultivated literary Neat stock of every kind aho Id bo carefully attended to in Octobet and kept from l.-aing condituu before A inter. When cold weather sota In, and gya>a reuses to grow, the nurture »bc ild no longer t« depended on ; the a imnls should bo housed nt night and ha. auit- Slly CUNDURANGO! FREE TO BOOK AOEKTS. Blis, Keene & Go’s Fltii tat Mr, Carloton will also write regularly for the Dbtimut Wkskly Tnntxt and !d» eontrtdutloua to Its columns will camcit. rtmiun. scnoruLA* ultima. In brjatriouttljUtoKaJ SO IW made the foregoing aunounevmant with l-ceullar piauuro. Mr, Carloton has through bin ••bailada’' borane known In altoort every home in the nation. gUBHCBIPnONB. -1872. frrxnbtol tor Us epprerssea. «SM, C. W0BTU. skill wilh which their themes have l«n tiaudled. for ttteir kindly wll and their rare naturalnre, and erpeclallv for the teusurws nV their wnttmeut, which CHANCE FOR AGENTS I * rilMlUxi u *<«sl, tool, ar WILL M. CABLETOH, •• Uota»y and g ttr<. Out.** Tbe fullunae and accuracy of ita mar ket report! have already attracted wide" THE OETBoTt WEEKlt TRIBUNE, Whitney’s Heats Foot Harness Soap. Bpread attention, and ita piopriMore propose to devote rtttl more cure and money to thia moat uocful feature of the paper. It will give In each teiue aconrtae blrtory ot all commercial tranaaorra nortral laitatozutH. tlbad .l.eir fur ns, tlon* of interest to ita readara, and will XVktLY. A«eal>. P. WHITXfir • CO. by ita peculiar ayitetu ot reporting ].realima-ltotoa. Hass. a time I ...4 .1...,.. —.1 C Harper's Magazine. ■■■■■’THEA-NECTAR Sheep library evident Hint there wll bo towUaktMaasgsUas appearawStesHg a scarcity of wool next-winter, and I that 1*' Jl.poa.ar Thn an read mib eau, Crs high ttoCM1}will prevail for the eSp of aataad aatudaattea be kera «f 1872. Sheep aro now being aol<| off forms, and out of tho humin of fanners, that ought to bo retained. We do, not believe that any funn.r who can keep them ought to port with his yearling* at thia season. Their increase in weight and their fleece during tbo next sretoon, if they ore reasonably well taken cate of ought to bring in a return for the food and labor expended on them, llreslua, the effect of retaining generally so ulnar of tho ah«.]> that aro now going to mar­ ket for butchering purpoooa, would Have a tendency to advance tbe price of both I mutton and beef. At ptraoni there aro thirty thotfoand ebeep going weekly into the New Turk market; ten thousand iztaf A. !>. ll..ou4 «Ubl b. if-res. a writ ot anaobeml «to sswsKu’jrEft.Tg Philadelphia and Bltimoro ; and the number cotisamod about tho country in other citiaa add materially to tho numher. The savinga of the yeariiagH alone, | out of this sort aggregrate, would prob-, ably add to tho number of cheep from J which wool could bo taken next year nearly 20 per cent ; and thia ia aa in­ crease which die paata.ro lands aad tho woo! consumption could sustain without creating any panic among dcalnni of cither mutton or woo!. It in th,- busi­ ness of the former nt prooent, in view of TO SHIPPERS OF APPLES It will give in cacti issue suoelnct and dc.tr sum merles of tbe current news, D«>m«itlc end Foreign, It will continue tn devote at­ tention to the prompt collection and publication of Michigan newn, and will1 make Ita botumna the rchlde of ail In­ formation of interval to Michigan road> It. Agricultural Department Iras £lned for it booto of friands. Lt is unr tbe charge at a man of iiractteal ex)ierieucc, and it baa become a valuable channel for the interchange of risers among tbe patrons of the paper. No pains will be spolreil to preserve tbe ABENTSWANTED LEVI M. PEI Its Ls.i WUI s*4 T« THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE? Ha.nr.a4ws l«04. u<> BO) to inc.'enpHaaf ihla Uaok a<lbu bar., p la Cop., p»ai paM Wc. AR GOOIMFKKb. CMcafa Clsclsaoit ar ASK TVFKsnOK DIAUX F0K IT! BWsc-ftETc IHFAPEST ADVERTISING “.•-‘j.-r.'I'JT.', IN THE W0R1D t »to raiSzuean- . Ciicipari His Great Confiamticfl literary fcelurta, and carefully aclcctcd pocuau, tketo h<M, and mlacellaneoua artichewU; be abundant In Ito columns. . n famish I ng reading for the home cir­ cle the Dwrxirr Tbibunx wLU not al­ low itself to be surpassed by sny of Ito WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, Harper's Bazar. LIFE IN UTAH a ooasiderable portion of tho food gore I to form culeric, to keep up th* natural best of their bodire. The superiority of ground and cnokrd grain as food for awm». over that which is ungrotrad or un­ cooked. is beeominr more snrraront eve­ ry year, and the most extensive readers and feeders of swine, in the Ncrthwestera States, are eroding mills on their farms for grinding coni, etc., and ore producing np'iaratus for cooking fiwd tor their bogs. When han are confined in pens they should be kept norfrctly clean. The troughs should hare bare Pi prevent tho hogs from putting their foe; mto them find and water should be supplied with tbe greatest regularity, and salt, sulphur, coal dust and frosh earth, should be within their reach. For ttsac JURUBEBA XX FLINT GLASS LAMP CEINITS Peterson's Meagazin CHEAPEST Ml HUT Of AU I HALFORD Dr. Wells' tat of Jmteia TABLE SAUCE, 01005353482323532323 TNI Birr SAUCE ABB IEUIH The American Washer! PRICE, ec-ao. Made la Uf garter tbe wsrM fob family use. a® ROMANISN ASITIS. This kind of feed will make tbe hens lay early and fatten them wslh Ac soon a* coo or max a wants to aot, HU them, and in tliat way you wi2 bare them about as foot ss you will need, for soma will lay much longer than otbere. They Will ba At sadjurtaa turn lunti Otari Julia Plata P*mJmsK .*.** rBtT.InS? joh.v iorT£H jf co., 10,000,000 ACRES *5.50. THE GREAT CAUSE HC1UX U1SECT. . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-11-15.pdf 4da2b15e7ab976707253a3877e0d5f4f PDF Text Text Th« K«r>i»ucM( BiyiMBn. life K«N»ucv BajIjKil IlTnOF ItiVRrrt.i.e VOL. WwmI HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15.1871. and ’ NO. 29 CHAPTER Vllf. GREBLE & RUSSELL otild call the attention of the public to tho Largest and Great­ est variety of •MwltaJnta'jsaMtss' X’SSs.ter. 't «ho«d Wilt «r °f wim imi ptRLOR stoies i L Hi ncM\kJ.ti ijM>i and plain. AVool JPlctidM. OUR ACORN PARLOR KTiAX. r*A.c-li>», rnKii.vD Xrvu V A r.lCN<TLK rv$i Kim. KKAIHNG HTOVB, DmnexticK vj' <dl Pojnilnr Mike. CUifopor than Evex'l I Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMEL1A 10 per Cent. Below Fall Prices. >ots at Prices tliat would Kajke a Quaker Laugh. IwrfM'crifs, fiats. Cup*, and CMting , BorroN cA»n RTo/tE. JOHN A. QREBIX ackGrosGrain ROBERTS Mhrtllnnp, RUGS rellin Medicines, STEWAMT k STF.IXHOF?. Sinai iE JJetkaiical DeiHsts, Or“; 4 rknu>'’ »vy expert -ilk Drew* I dtity on Argyle Plaids and Satines, School Books Jf Stationery. rmSCltlPHONB AND Barlow & Goodyear. With one jart ho mechanically pmonucd his school dutio.- With another ho nskod hiiueolt Wliat shall I do about iko robbery ? And with tho tliinl ho debated about Bad and Hannah. For Bud wo* not present and it was clear ho was angry, and thcro was a storm brewing. In £act< it seemed to Ralph that there was storm brewing all round the sky. For I’rtc Janes was evidently angry at thought of having boon watch­ ed, and it woe fair to suppnes that Dr. Htnall was not in any butter humor than usual And so, betwean Bud's jcalousy called). Ralph* Years CITY PAINT STORE! C0MMII8 & nm THIN THE RMACH OF ALL PAINTERS ; every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth Points, Oils. y*rniadac>», Mixed MH dur usual price, Lacked- with, the complaint PnintK; Brnt>be«, wad Ar­ .,, r—.-.s who say they arc unable to nay so much. - tint’s Mfcterhtb<F Wall Mow Id. gios all.a chance to hare Teeth who need and Paper., Window should hair them, we willfrom this dale, for a few Shades, weeks, drop the price almost one-half. H* icM noir malic full and Complete sets forfSS; Single Hates- Upper ar Undeir JU3. dif.L OlfR WORK W.lRRJkVTUO Grant Faffr’Ihafiif, KaUomiuinj, Experience Tnn Sraenu rr nu Dana. Il wtua long, loaeeome, fear.'ui night «bm Uie tchooP master Issued, lying vnlh "THBQIRL OF THS FEHIOB." question tho rightfolnsas of the conclu­ sion. Then bo would n»>ko up ilia mind to tell all that be know about tho robBut if be told bi* su-pirions about Ftnall, nobody would l*eiicvo him. And if he bdd about Pom Jones, lio really could t*dl only enough to bring *o»ireuuoo upon himself. And how cuuld hi> rxpLiu hi* own walk throughjhe i*u*turn and dnWi: the'rood! What hmdueaa had hirbring out of bed nt two o'eluclrtn the morning» The clroutnstantial -vwidcumt was quite as »trang agnhist him As. aeaiaat tho man ou Um banc with tuo white left fore-foot and the white none. Suspicion might fasten on himself. Arid then what would be thn efllwt on hk prospects f On tho people at Ixw ivburg ? On Hannah. it b astuauhins bow much instruc­ tion and ccmfort ihcro is in a bull-dog.. This slender school-vaastor, who had all Ids life reprossnd tho animal and dnrri। aping th'* finer nntxcu, now found a necdot juat what the buli-di^ bad. And so, with the thought of bow his friend, the dog. Would fight in n desjiemto strait, ho doterminod to take Mid of his ' HfienltiM m Ball urok l».dd of the reo- ' , “ fause it*» ao crooked," ami Sbocky langhodut his own evnceiL" must a ■ gwwed when they vras no light so as to ore how to grew.’' । And then ho walked on in sifonce a mlnnto- Presently Bhnc.ky'began fo)kfog up into Ralph's cyra to gat a smite. ^1 B*»- that tree fools just liko mo. Dou'tyoar 41 'Vhy, how do you foci P' “ Kind o' bad nnd lonooema, and like .were a trap-door.' There’* nothin™ »o <m if 1_ wanted to fain, you know. Folt convenient as A traprionr, uulno* it be n that way over aince they put ray father •ubtorranccn paasagc. And you'd like into Uro gruvoyaid, and rent my'raster sumotliing of tl-at sort juft here. It's fo thu pour house aud Hannah loW* ' io pleaioui to hnvo otp'* hair wand on UimMmm’i. Wliat kind of a pho. is cml, you now, when uno L* info from . a iiour.lwusa 1 Is it a poorer pluoo Ilian dangir to one's self- But if yog want I Wrens'* Y I wish 1 was dead and one sorb individual hair to Lristto with aueh of them cteails w»* n carryin' im> nod a “3tnigg|.' in tbo dark,” you eon buy Hannah and mother up to where fath­ trap dour* and subterraiUKin isuMgen er'. gone, you know. I wonder if God j dirt-cheap nt the next new* stand. Bat forgets nil about i»»r folks when thrir it wn», indeed * Yr-a! anil rerrihL* father dies and their motlu-r gsts into 1 “Struggle in tho Dark" that Ralph foo |xx>r-hr>use T Do you think hAdocaYl fought oat at Pete June*'*. ■■ terr* mo. May b» God tori track 1 Wbsu ho hod vanquished hh fearv of of my fntho- when to* coma awav from l*-r*onal vfotonev by reminding liimaslt England ami croosod over the rea. Don't tliat it would be hJly for Jone* to com­ nobody on Flat Crook kosr for Oud, nnd mit murder In 1.1* own house, tho quet- , 4I sutw guoav Gt4 don't kser for Flat Creek turn id Bud and Hannah tuck tbo up- ' B=i But II would, though, if he'd git my |*ern>ost place in his thoughts. And n mother ** out"AF tho poor-house aij Ron­ the imago of Hantufo *|>alling against ner away trom Means’s, andTri mo ki-s tho master earno up to him, as tlu- mem­ iuy mother wvwv night, you know, and ory uf tlio walk, the talk, ths box-alder siren on tfly Huner's arm, j< a liko I tree, nnd all the rest took pb-ia-srion of U**a to afore father died, you see.'' him. it soem«d to Ralph that his very Ralph wanted to speak, but he could life depended Uixm to* securing her tore. not. ‘ And «> Slutcky, with his eye* kinking i straight ahead, and as if forgetting | Ralph'* pnooBcw, told over tho tlmuglu* I that he bad ufton talked ovor to the' Th.re was something wirrd about thia It was easy to iHUiuadc hunted! that i silent man’s ability to tore tnc oouver‘ mtion as bo ctiuM. to bare It go. Bitting this was right Ilnuunli ougii -not to throw herself away on Bud Manj. i by thu Granny's tea-tabla, nibbling corn i Men of lotno culture hl says play their broad while he drank hi* glass of water, conceit tiff against their ron-xircota. Tu haring <lrriin»l ores hor sanaftas, he a man of Utrniry habit* it always >ixw ' 1 u.-awrd to stimulate her medical talk and to be a groat boon that ho confer* <m a ; me tbirtoou year* to get twenty-ona, and upeued tho vrin of gossip. Once started, woman when bo gives her his love. ; I coaid never lira with tuy mother |I Urxuroy Sander* was sure to alluds to Roas.uirg thus, Rilpli.had iiiod bis . again alter Iluinah goto done her time, for robbery. And once on ths robbery revolution, and if I!m> night hail town । 'llattse, you see, Hsunor’U bo through |I foo doctor's eoanw was clear. shorter, or strop poariMe, tho Color. f hi* |. in throe more year, and 111 bo ten and I “ I low aotaolKxly not fur away is in life might have been changed. able to work, and well git a little place I this'me beriacre’' Rot by a won!, nor «»wn hr a nad, Uut Mnnetimu along in the tedious ] about as big a* Qruniy Suufcr*'*, and , but by some motion of ths eyelid*, perLours enmo tho memory of hie chiLlluXHi, -: —" Ralph did not bear another wort! of ji ha|M, Small indicated tliat be agreed with Lor. wliat Stocky raid.that afternoon. Fur j WIh> d’ye s'pose'liv ?' | there, right In front of them, was Grau- ■ ' ny Sanden'* log cabin, with ita row of 1 | tofty enn-flowcr stalk*, now dcnil and dry in front, with ita rain-water barrel i: quiet way, juit tbo i«wt peree[>tiblo bit, by tho rido of tho low door, and it* nah Ji *o that the obi ervaturn understood th»t ho could give tight if ho wanted to. the story ol Nathan and David, und it l-arrol by tho fence. ” I dunno anybody that's been 'boot soomed to him that he. with all his abil- j In thia cabin livod alone tho old and itivs and ambitions and -fwuspect*. irav ehirelod hag whoso hidsuusnas* gavo ! hsre Long aa roald t*o suapucted." Another motion of tbs cyriid* indieaabout to rob Bud of tlu< naw ewe-lamb, her n reputation for almost supernatural ted Biuall'* agreement with ibu re­ the only thing ho luul to rejoice in an mark . -a bi* life. In getting Hannah, Im would '* They a’n’t no^.dy eumu in lune lamako himself unworthy «f Hannah. triy ’csppln* tl»o mo*lor." And then there radio Io Idm a vision of Small lookid vacantly at tbo wall. tho supremo t alar of a true character ; pausable to lha intoUoctunl Fife of th» bow it was hotter than siutesw, better neighborhood- In regard to her tasdi-1 “ But 1 ’low ho a alter, bum a tqetop than to b" lovc<!. Letter than heaven. cal skill wo can not express on opinion, character.” Tho iketor wo* too busy looking at AuJ how near be had boon t<> miming for her “yarbe" are not to bo found in hi. corn-bread to answer this remark, it! And bow certain ta* was wh-n the pliaruuuxnMcia of sciauco. Whut took Ralph's breath w«u to oven by a look. three tboaghl* should fade, to miss it I ” But 1 think three over-smart young Ho wa* a* uno fighting lor a great print Cud Dr. Small's fine, faultless borao who feel* bi* strenctli failing and i* Manding at tbo door. What did Hen­ men'll btar looking arecr, I do." Dr. Small raised hi* eyns and let them ry Small want to visit this old quack sure of defeat. This w«* Iho real, awful “ Struggle in tho Dark.” A human soul fighting with nearly fond of gale." Leaven in eight, but certain <ri- slipping Doctor looks down at hi* plate. inevitably into lull I It wait tbo saLot - Had plenty of svreethaarta afore ha old bottle. The image <J Gul fought t walked home with Hanner Thomson with foo image of the DoviL ! It jrevfoe telph hq.l reason to flear Small — t'other night. Ill bet " • sam>- fight that Panl dreerilibd bj draDid Doctor Small shrug hi* ebuulmtiticady when he repre*cuJ.rditoa.Spir- They witc natives of the muco village ofL.wi*buix. though Small wne fire it av contending with the Flesb. 1'aul yean the older.. Some facts in th* doc­ Ursnny though tho detected a faint abw called this dicsdlul something the. tor’s Ijfe had come into Ralph's |k>saeeOld Adam, and 1 aup^ioao Darwin would sum in such a way av to confirm lifd-long motion of the surt, but the coaid not bo cull it foo remains <n tho Wild Boast — suspirian without giving him power to Bat rail it what jon well, it** tho bat­ expo-' Small, who was tirmlj ittreaelml tle that every well-endowed noul must in tho good groan* of thu psop.e ot tile fight at scan point. And to Ralph it county-scat village of Lewisburg, where •oorned that foe final victory of tho ho had grown up, and of the Httlojc.-owi Evil, tho uld Adam, tho ITrali. tho Wild Bca.,t, tho Devil, w*» certain Far, wav not ihe pare, unoonsrious face of Ilan-1 gio" now hung. Small was no ordinary vdlsin. Ho unh on tho Duvil. side J And no the was a gtmiua. Your ordinary bypscrit» battle had just as w«U bo ’jjiven up nt talk* canL Small talked nothing. Ils umc, for it must bo luri in |tm end. was tbo cootost, thaafoadfost, thomovt But Io Ralph lying Un-re in tlie still tmrmiiing boy ever born in I-swuiburg. daxkUM, with hi* omscienew as wide­ Hs nuufo no pretenriona. Ho aot «p no when tswplo is u-luan’ robbed it's well awake as if it won- foo Day of iKom, .aims. He uttered no profresion*. He1 to took out H<vr “ 1 Ihink so.” Mid SmaU quierly, and tlireii s.-emed Bomoihing so tumble in »ent right on and Hysd a life above re­' fou overthrow of thu bettor nature proach. Toor Vulgar hjqccrits inakaa haring rnlteu his hat and bowsd a ‘ • ■ Ctnn and reqsetful adieu, bo d»obieb ho knew Io be inevitable a* anon U« h. re1 ^iSKed. .. ‘ a* the voiro of ccuirioare bream? blunt­ 1 Ha had not spoken twenty weeds, bat ed, that h« looked about for hdp. H—---------' ho had sateuisd Um uewsuw igur of Flat did not at first think oTGed, but there a* a rnodeet young man should,' Crock that Ralph wav a b*-i character came into h'a thoughts tbs memory of commonplace hypocrite boasts,. at Lumr. and w.ntliT <f suspicion of a trace l-waru Galilean peasant, hungry, never alluded to hitnvsli, and1 burglary. sleepy, weary , tsmidml, trite!, like other convnmnte ■■gidial gnt credit for mi n. but haring a •traogo, diviua Viety. It is but an fodiffSrent trick toty in him by which swtrything aril sis vanonishcsl at his coainu. Ila romambored lu>w Ho had reached out a Hgnd to every hoipIaaUue, how Ho wa* tho Helper ol evorv wrnk one And out of tho depth* of hie soul ho cried to tho M’lle. NTteson teat »7b,GO3 by thu Helper, and found comfort. Not victory, but, what is Utter, strength. And ao, without a thought nf Tho Ic., Phillips’ Store, Jffdstings, Mich. KaHtinps. Midiwhirii, owing to the absaueo of Hatmib and tho exritumcst about tho butglariy, wm a dull atliur. Ralf tho evening vu .pent in talking in llttla knots. I’rio Jones had taken the afflicted •‘Dutch­ man" under hi* own pxrtiouiar sqwrvirion ‘•1 s'p<W." »*id Bota, -that Urntb air feller* wbat robbed yonr hoosn must a rams dawn from Jcnlrivw Run — Tbey’re the blamadmt *M up there I STEWART &. STEINHOFF. The best nbwfr <» Hrtfp dTjyy OF TTAOTTNCTS jneatolA ------- ------ said SelirosdM. "pul bow did Tiakinv vcOer* brow dat 1 ao 1 to meddertoto Bhqrfre. bsyf Bow lid YanHns know asyihing ’bout the Sbqnbe's Utyin' mo dree hundect In ta GROCERIES al the new brick store of sarta ia a-loyin* is with Jiakii ill bet a boas.” add Pete. H»t Sth Uftt'ro fori .^‘tbo°Vh CENTRAL , we pi •reh way i* to ta. IJilfi uuka. ** Pap wants to know ef you would s|wad to murrr and Sunday at our boast* F'_ said one of Squire Hawkins's girl*, on ths rerv next evening, which was Friday. ' ’ The old Squire wro tboughtful ennegh California lm*ta <6,1'00 fruit trore on 126 ocrea af ground. The spMd with wbiab a loraadu trav­ els u milss an boat. Gambsitn *d taro of hi* broUisr. are errnh blind in mw ay.. A baby, rit day* old, «m the Ulk �New Advertisements. ianntr. Msyor by 827 | Borgman, City Clerk, orii'TIeary Starkov, present City Clerk, end hitherto cmreidarod fartanH*. by, 1129, end so un to th* and uf Ute ticket To sum up, tho Repeblianns hire cur­ States Courts—tbsi tire lilrerty of tbo riitaen is flagrantly invaded and th* consiilntional tights of the propio for­ Is Um same old story of rebellion - the ever sacrificed upon tho altar at aggran­ uaroistitutionalibr of eoortioa. It is dizement by the Republican party. ried tho entire city ticket, nnd have six In tii* mean lime, white the Demo­ majority in tho new Board of Alderman, the legal splitting of hair* about impostehle romedico for crimes wheu or- cratic loader* whoso teachings have n gain of five Aldermen. Tu your cor­ guuijK-d and pvrjwtrate*! on a targe scale caused tho cstabli.hmcnt of Ku-Klux respondent, whd has ros.d*d here for IM which Imre a contain remedy in isolated dens fiw the overthrow of equality of yearn, and witnessed the election of only oitiasMihip in tbo South, feel liound to two Republican Mayors, this io glory defend tho infernal institution by deny­ enough fur one day. ** We have mot ing ita oxistenco and further denying t!io thosoemy and they abo oura.” Ths right to apply tho remedy enacted by “ Ring” has boon broken up and the Cougre**. it is admitiod by those tntapawa oi Tammany Democracy that in ceived and disbursed during the coming tbo section refered to erery priuciplo of year by the City Guardians will be honyoaceftil ritiaemhip ia outraged in or. er wily handled Sit trtttii fhrit tntii fleeing from arrest under the cbargo of to intimidate and to fatter freedom of and tie tetniii the hopes and avpirationv Ku Klux insurrection. Tho pith at his opinion among opponents of the Democ­ of Mayor W. W Wheaton aa ths next argument amounts to this; that in his racy. and thus to prerent ths operation Democratic candidate for Congnmuonal Sfiekcpoero has something of tho rate of a majority by ita express­ honors. no «pra m>o*<Usa to tho State and na­ ion nt the balfo: Itox, whereon rests tho about some one “ u'vrleaping tbo mar k tional authority has been shown to exist foundation principles of our Government and coming down on t'other teds,” which iu Sfiuth CaroEnr. do sueb insurrection which hold the bonds of society together. may jiorhape npfdy to this ambitious rxi»t«, os to permit ths suspension of th0 Buch polpnblo innonsuteacy is more young man. Certainly He candidate, newly dinvrnod as tho tutagraph ha* Wm Fuxn, (nut Furon, ns your lyjw brought all quarters of the notion into made it rood in my first article,) was moat ignominiously dufeate-l. I will •ands of mon who gu in squad* dis­ will liavu tu give war to the inevitable not go into the causes of Ibis sudden guis'd at night, moving rapidly on in the progress of this moving age. rrasfoiMs in tho political situation uf De­ horseback, and thus clandestinely seek­ This Govorntcont ho* taken note of troit in this article, but may at some fix­ ing Ito destroy tho liberty of sentiment, the conduct of the Spanish Government iture day. Suffice it to say, the leenlt is end! to overslaugh tho rule of tho ma­ in sending two or throe vessels of war ,satufostory to the Republican party. and jority of the people by organised iutim- Irotu Havana to Port-OU-Trinee to ful-, .•bow* them that when they work unit­ idahon through midnight muroor and ! fill the menace made toward the Hornet edly llioy can curry Detroit as cosily as outrage, ret teens* y M* nMufifirftea wo j tt month or two since. It is possible ths boy know his father. eno,1 Lavo no nrtnedy-for this uppalling 1 that this war fleet is intended for some state of tilings, certain as il must bu tu break ths bonds ol society asunder, and to make a mockery of govenimeut. There fa no question that tho common sense of (he American people will read­ ily break ihrovgh this fine span cobweb of legal technicalities. They will surely stand by (he President in the execution The Novomlicr elections, while they of plain even-handed justice to the put­ are an abundant cn use for congratula­ ting down of thia murderous attempt to tion when looked nt merely aa successes, destroy the liberties of ths psaplo through merit and well dewrre.1 confidence, ore also grounds for additional rejoicing for the promise it given of a more glorious victory one year from the pnwent time. Republican ureendsnry is no more a certain I r now than il will bo during tbo next five years. Anil by the word Re­ publican, wo moan no hybrid " new doparturo," uo "reform” Republicanism that propones to go back to some of the old political husks that have fain forgotton and musty through the mutations of a quarter of a century. It will bo thu identical in purporo with that of tho ] arty that rallied with ita most earnest ctforte and moat sulf-focgotful endeavor*, with it* best intellect for counsel. and ita best blood for a sacrifice, that the “old flag” might be upheld, and the unity of the nation preserved. It stands on th* same petr^tic foundation* us when it elected and re-etectod Araham Isncoln to hold the helm of tho ship of State through the jwiriluus storm that threat­ ened w engulf, not culy tho nubia old craft, but the bopo* at the beat men of It is an endoroemoal of his adminis­ tration by tho vnsoe of millions of Ameri­ cas best sana. sad a proclamation of their contmood confidence in him, and Wfllfagneaa to trait him still further with the guidance and control of oar-nntiunal interest. And those voices will be h«wd. No factious ear can voluntarily does itoelf so doetdy that their loud acfetahn will not pierce ita assumed deefBOW; no plotting demagogvs that docs tremble as be tfatana at tho thought of the certain and condign punishment that ia overtaking, os» r.fter another, politi­ cal renegadae and evil doera In a word, it raourse, bevond a perad- Who ulioll say that tho dinomination of those- tore distinctions between tew and justice has not induced tho very condition of things now existing through out the Sorth by which combined ribleace is ua«l with supposed impunity hi suppress tho honest oxprasiiun uf nolit- legal cognisance of offense-. committed on emigrants white in mid-ocean, and a lor frnudenlly controlling tho elections Ui 8. Court of sunrmary jurixliction in iu Now York and elaowliero have been ll»» port* where emigrants are landed, ruthlessly curtailed ia tbo rejection by the people of all the ring except Boss Ho will teaks a special ie|«>rt on tbo Tweed. The sources of supply for car­ raodnet of tho emigration busiuoes at rying tile sli-rtiotw in fhv-jr of tbo De­ Castte Garden, Now York, into which mocracy havo hitherto boon drawn from he lias made careful inquiry. tho a>don of the people, but this nioo Ho has [wrformod tho duties OMignod litlh- game ha* been thoroughly (ispota-d. him with his accustomed ability, and and it is nqt-likrly another nng of greet the result cannot fail to ptDTo beneficial potency ana be formed and put into to an impurtonl class which is growing working order before the next fall •lec­ yearly morn numerous and urgently de­ tion* which can successfully take the manding the special (gottiction of tbo place of Tfaxmany. If New York is sal* for tbo Itapol.llcan I’rreidcnt campaign, there is uo hope left for any op|»eing candidate, declaration at martial law fa portions oY unlrav some radical cbaag" is brought South Carolina. If simply places Union about ia th* entire polities of th* coun­ County in the place and stand of Marion try, and thia has not yet boon out iato County, m requiring the suspension of the sky ot the future, so far as present he writ of A Francis G- King and Mr. Gibson, agents for tho Osage Indians, had. inter­ views with tho President yesterday, at triumph they will enable us to adders during the next nampaign. What wo want now, « oignnualiou, thorough, early, and with Grant for our leader, with the same old flag under which to fight the wum cause—tho good and Bra of that city. Register McLaughlin prosperity of the WhJ» country-far seems to have taken up tbo cudgels for tho lady teachers, and at last accounts was on a rampigo after Mr. Itelmfc- to rowhide him st sight, but so far bo was GRAND RAPEP8. WEEKLY EAGLE Newli (hr Tine teSuburlbe I THE LAMEST NEW1PAPEI HI THE STATE WHEAT! ■ep.red U eB.r li4»c**>ol> WENDELL & CO., other jioiut, but the threat of the UponDst ma mildly suggest to your readers i»k nutlioritio^ constantly reiterated, and the largo number of the traveling furnishes ground for grave apprshen- public, whom the Bssxsa must reach, that if in their monndcrings, they should An ordsr will bo taiue 1 fr rui the War stumble ot tbo classic city, Anu Arbor, Department, placing the Indians of Ari­ they had better make for tho G-egsons under tho direct control of General oty Honan. This is a largo first class Bcbufiold rand tbo iuitructions will be hotel, has a reputation of fits years' given to bring them all fa upon rererra- standing and is jirveided over by its tions uml to keep them upon such' roeev- fiwnsv, Mr. E. M. Gregory who parrations. While there they will bo ful­ ly proiretMl in ell their rights by this Government, and if they tesvo and gj upon tho war path they «ill be pua- General Walker. Bwp.windsnt of the ' Census Bureau, it, uf all perrooa heretsforo named for Comtniasioni'r of Indi1 an affairs, must likely to receive thu ap■ pointment, provided an incroaso of salI ary ten bo procured from Congress The President and Secretary of War । hire had a conferva » relatiro to s<| mat­ ters on th* 0*age lands. If they shall not resuiuve in cum|Jianc> with tho no­ tice of thu Secretary of tho Interior, they will bo ejected by military force. proved l« Bocrotarr Boutwell to-day It io generally conceded that tho re­ and ordered to be printed. It seta forth sult of thu elections on last Tuesday a number of grievous evils which pas­ makes a finality uf the next Preeidoosengers undergo on board the steamers during the middle jimuagn, and rn-ikce many important suggestion* of reform, embracing treaty stipulation* which their being disturbed, and to secure their rights under tbo new treaty. Alexander Di-lmsr, ox-Director of the Bureau of Statistics at Wishington, fa now editor of a paper iu Brooklyn, N. Y., and fa charged with having pubKsh- detwit ADVEmsaiEsts. ports of committees on tho settlement of tho debts of tiro old curporations of tlie District by special taxation ns required by the organic law of Congress. Governor Cook, fa a message to ths Iwgfatatnre, recommends tbs issuing of certificate* ot indebted news on the pert of the late raqioratipns to claims for amount found due and the levying of a tax for tho peymeut thereof. Tho permanent or bonded debt re­ quires distinct legudaiiun uuJ he pro­ poned to raise a staking fund to liquidate the priocipto os the bonds tall doe at various periods of time. This and perhsps other general legis­ lation will probably occupy tbo Legista- ting on uatawful aaroalt, the aurora* of J which depend* not open tbo right of Uta case, bet upon th* *fa* and physical ,which took plsco on Sunday, Nor. 5th, and was attended by an audiswaS which more than Sited the targe auditorium. Rev. David Ingir-i, D. D, uf Kaox Col­ where bo urriv*d on the iWlh of August. lege, Tnroato, offiteetod in the mining. Be here purchased sosne uexv dugs, and Her. A. F. Kemp, J*. L. D- of Otirsc emnefem; but fluted in Mo chief ul^ot Coltege. Midi., in the afternoon. cud tho —tiket of oosmrisg tbosortfcoa of KsqmRev. Dr. Burn*, forasriy of Chicago, of the above remarks. Let “guerillas" who n*«l “sample rooms'' remember thia, for Gregory’s are unsurpassed. For an indefinite period the good peo­ ple of Ann Arbor have been boring for water, and after tho drill had roach tho depth of 900 feet, tho result is the dis­ covery of what might be a good salt bed, het no water. It is a sad dteappointim-nt, and in liioro dry nnd thirsty times should a targe lire occur, tbi« ptace is comparatively detuncelna. Why in creation's name, don’t they introduce tbo •• Holly” system ? The Huron Hirer is close, at hand and tbo above system has proved ita efficiency iu other places as th* most practical anA economical ptan for supplying cities of thia siw> with that NATURE’S Hair Restorative Detroit Stoves! PICTURE AND MIRROR r HAMES, The Detroit Stoves are the HEAVIEST Stores In the Market. Joo Juffcrsous “Rip Van Winkle,” ao well known aa an sxqntaito and un­ equalled delineator of Irving's Creation ha* jammed the Detroit Opera Ron* for thro night* of last week. Not pro­ ceeds to Mr. Jefferson *2,700, and I suppo.se nearly and opal amount to the THE MICHISAK FAHMEB They are5 the Ohly Stove made 'of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the World. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. And State Journal of Agriculture Tbe ” Wyndham Combination," a Comedy troupe aro now producing “Caste,” ••Ours," and simitar fight and sparkling pieces of the Wallack Theater order They aro drawing flue bouses sines the election, aid are all of 'them R. F. JOHNSTONE, RfintlR. \ Machinery and Supplies. 10,000 No rain about three jiarts since Tues­ day, Oct 81. As our river still furnishes water in abundance, in ease of fire, wn fear not. But vro trust that Hastings is wall supplied with the aqueous fluid, so that in case the “fire fiend" attacks you, you can squelch him on the start. “ fk> NOW Notwithstanding the greet dcstruotion ot property by the Chicago Are and other flrre In the pine regions along the IaJcc Kbore, we announce to the public with great pleasure that oar Fall and Winter suppUso of pure Drugs and MedWnm ta larger and cheaper than ever before offarad for sale In the city of Hastings. Having long served the pub- the wants of tbo people wo are fully prepsreJ to meet every demand, and at prices that will defy conipcfltton. Our •lock m usuM comprisss a full line ot pure Drags and Cb.rr.lrsls, Patent MedIciucs, Druggists Sundries of aU kinds, ©ye Bluff*, Paints A Oils, Varatoh, Put­ ty. Kerosene, Naptha, Ttu^ettUnr, Ac., POTATOES, WANTED For which the highest market price in C; Springfield �B SHDRE & UCEM StOYHIM UILTiy MUCUS, 5aatearit»>t',»- ussssic. L C\LKNDW Balch, ofKalamaaoo; Mr. Brigg*, Mr. Brawn, Mr. Wadlrigh, of Battle Crack; Hr. Segeudurph, of Charlotte Up to the hour of going to pree* the 7' High—butter, eggs and potatoes. Progressing-the new Brick Block*. Thanksgiving, November 80th. Uni tew pitiu;. t I." No. 8—the People vs John Donnelly forw abduction, arraigned and plead guilty; No. 9—tbo People v* Win. Woor, arraigned, plead not guilty, case continued by consent; No. 11-tbo Peo­ ple vs Wm. 11. Ilosnington, arraigned, and plead guilty ; No. 12—the People vs Wm. Itamingtou. reasons for not filing information fQed; No. 17—con­ tinued on application of Defendants on usual terms ; Nos 42 and 45, oontiuund by consent ; No. 8-4he People v* Wil­ lison, for seduction, on trial. Filwl, August 15,1871. HsrVey'^Wrighi. John Y Bevier, [7MJ E Ball & Company, 6snh 1‘. Van Brant, J Wm. H. Hayford, v* . J Divorce pro confaaso. James G B VanBrunt y • Thomas J Gstaa, Adolphus D Hopkins, /Wm H Hayford, Aasyna Carrespondne* ’ Harriet Hopkins. Ilarifet E Barrvtt, South As-yria. Nov. 7th, 1871. Q.M. Dxwxt, Ennoa or Hssruas Runrxa—Iter &r :—Fionas insert In tho Bsnna. that there teabite mi ml Tu Naw You Oesnvxa.—Enters upon ita Fiftieth Year on the 1st uf January next Ita career has. been one ■l-JUUT. MO. . ■ytnsrA: t 30,000feel of Ash Lum­ ber, 10,000 fee&While Oah Lumber, and 9,000 feet White Wood wanted on ac­ count, and in exchange for Agricultural Implements. novStf American journalism. Every depart most is conducted with ability. Its Foreign Correspondence ia unrivallod, White’s trial will probably commence and its independence in commenting up­ Friday ur ou Saturday of this week. on political corruptions is in the highCorner atone of tho Odd Fellows In­ stitute ia being laid si Lansing today. Drwc," and also announces that the rucM, of its Year-Book tor 1871 will result ia volume 2 for 1872, which will bo still more complete in its statis­ tical and ita gmsrnl arrangement 0 Q Holbrook, App-dte. ■Appeal Mito L Williams, Appellant, Wm H Hay ford *r7, 1871. C. F. Dwten 4 Co. CH\|<c«hy C4UIID54. wo advise our reader* to send for a speci­ men copy of tho paper. New Subecnber* will rerive the paper tree until Jan- 500 Cords of Wood want­ ed on account, and in ex­ change for Agricultural Im-' plements, and we will pay part Cash. Charles L Tuttle, I Assumpsit Amos Woodmanse* J David Fidler. Presbyterian in ita denominational af•nity, and faithfully represent* that rigTkixx*—Tn C. H. Hurt, Esq , Asa’t orotu and growing Church, while it ia Gen’l fiupL M.C.RR, andC. B. Buah, eminently liberal and sympathetic toEaq., for time card, on the Central. Dr. Henry M. Field, of the David Dud­ Fran.—The barn of J. J. Win,', cf ley Field, and Cyrus W. FieU fnml.es, H. Remington Irving, was destroyed by fire last Thurs­ io an able and cultured man. and has a day night Tho horse* were res rued, high reputation as a writer. Among ita IssJes but tho hay and harnas, woiecou turned. many cun'ributma cue uf tho rarioat is ef this State, who under tbo name of Tho Faculty of Um Medical Dopes t- “Ambrose” has become widely popular. | mont at tho Unrrarsilr have derided to Ita summaiy of current nows, and col-1 admit free of charge all membets uf the «ma devoted to the farm and the family Henry E. Merton, Chicago Medical School who may hare Appellant. been thrown out by thu late fire. i«n John J. Fuller, J. R. Van Velsor. Fro* Att’y, larceny. J. R. Van Velsor, I'ros. Att’y. 'Poligamy. J XUl. *«. *>•» M4 Hxlt.eewrmrc" • Usses, ps— a,,. * Docket. farwv Harvey Wright, jwtmcnt; default I Emerson 4 Brigg* [ail] Issue January 1ft, 1871. 1» ^T.wb.u.,, Michigan Central R. R. out. ,uu*u u* siucr MOTc St A.»XltIEX>. -BxrCRKLDnrii the.rsta J R Van Voter, J. R. Van Velsor. 8, 1870. ^Jsa=S2»s«stfS test List of Letter* remaining in th. Host office. Nov 141h, IbTl. Cynthia A. Michel, Etna ir.e Fowler, Juoephtrae Blasdell 1. Direct your tetters tu No. of 1*. 0. Box ■ drawn Jon Ttosxxn, P Iran. October 9, 187L Albert* N Bmi h, V 0 G Holbrook. 0. F. Dwmn A Co, AU persons indebted to C. F. Dwight $ Co., are hereby notiftid to call and settle their notes and accounts im­ mediately. District No. One—about |250 in cash, clothing and provision*. ‘ I bare spent three day* in collecting, assisted by Mr*. G. P. Stevens, Mrs Wing and Mr* Cole. Truly yours, An*IUatpilod Oototer i’isn. Willta^Griffin, ■iq. dm god |woi4e of the place and vrim«y ..y t a;u> man, wtMnanor child -hall - '»(deal.rti' the ardent in Girard. Bat, Usui pr .bably is mixed, the M t ■*.'! 1' t Ohio R. R. to to in through tho village, the grading to already nearly done, and then thev aro to have a breach road from Girard to Mar.baU, and if a small, yse or any town, nas two rail rood* and no liquor selling, then, truly, wondm will nEter eeaae. Don't know but I an* spinning this oct rather long, co will etee for this time. Moro amm Ran. a*. . 1 ’ era! tending Republican* of this village, I send you herewith a letter which wo wish you to publish rrristiw. It was evidently dropped through mistake by uno of our sound ••Dems,” who bad written it foe Old Brick’s Jteewrrf; but that paper not having a* wide a circula­ tion in thi, place ns tho Hix***. we thought it bettor bo publish,*! in the i^Iolden, Alfred Cheney. ) <\ail Is,ao January 17,1871. Tho third annual Convention of the Barry County Sunday School Arooriai 8w,usy 4 Wood. tion will be hold in thoMrtbodut Church, Assumpsit Paua. Psutu will give his closing in Hastings, Wednesday "and Thursday, I Holbrook A Mills. lectures on Thursday end Friday even­ Nov. 22d and 23d, 1871. 111,1871. ' ings to Ctorilrawn But the Profes­ Tlic Convention will meet nt 10 Sweeney A Wuod. sor can be consulted as usual during the o'clock Wednesday morning and will James F. Woodring, Appelant, day, by all persons dmiring information continue until doon of Thursday on any of thu subjects to which be has T^e day sneatona will bo occupied Biehard Freer, Mat­ referred during his interesting course of with reports Jfrom tho township Vice thew Hall. Douglass Wall and Walter Coats. Appellee* DOOO Shirts and Drawers ns well as Nun wxu. the advertisementa of the 7500 pair* Leather and Woolen gloves and mitt* just received. Star Clothing Itotroit Houses herewith printed. Ws Harvey Wright, 1A * Woo<L House—•‘The groat one price store. hope the wbeteato trade of this sostion may largely go to Detroit- That fa tho n k O. G. Holbrook, 1. A. I 4 E. A. Holbrook and Commercial Metropolis uf our State, sud Abner Lewi*J J. R. Van Veter, we are all intereeted in its, growth and law. May 1. 1871 pro^erity. MitoL’ViUism*. Tax Nsrtosxi Hom.—Wo tern JOQ and noble work. Entertainwith ptaasarw that thio Hones has passed wul be provided fur all delegates Tnro. D. Mans*. President buildings this season. Ch oago wants 5,000,000 brick from Dnjo » Hillsdale proposes to have an artesian | ) • ,. ; ... E2*' noth ten Mr M M Pomeroy Dear Bir X see a in­ vitation to cuutmeicate such article of new* ns may tninspirv in ouro locality we have a black Rcpulutecan town bearo lAAEAHolhrook Assumprit ; default . Wm H Hsyfcrd ’ lAAEAHolbrook ^Assumprii; d.fault Q G. Holbrook and I. A. 4 KA. Holbrook ...... should bo notice in yonro widly circula­ ted Paper 1 am J-tf.--lrr.rre.endovermg to circulate ;zz:. the Depot end sell quit a number of eopte of of y ouro I»l>cr Ptoaso send yuur Paper tu nastee found briow to the above address Lemuel Smith John Webster Emanuel Fighurr Edd White E Chipman John Boo H - Loe T C Downing H Parielo Duueil Halbert P Holler ‘ J W Leonenl G Simpson Ifol-ert Brady yours truly Wm Killen -„._J UaWi Dwtinarj. tOAhX? “'vr4» »W M^taWtasOtor Oteise- <ps. te« yttoa-TSW 0 range villa Correspandsnee. William Wallace ia sppointed poet­ master at Battle Greek. Senator Car) Schur* lectured iu Grand Rapids recenty. A German school is to be established ClfMlCCIVf C\LE|ID\R. FIRST CLASS. n______ ? n ( Foreclosure; pro conSi. tSt**1 “d [&ted Feb. 15.1871 □.■watciuu ' ■•*■■*-3^1; Oasttaavrua, Nov. 18th, 1671. tracted ailoooo of your Orangeville cur- warfare between the Bum and fte I F1CTGP.UL Hawes A Ed*m. Thomas B Beedi* Lu­ cy 8 Ifoedle and Ja- XEJAJECI. i IWKTiAt. Peninsular Railway. (tHT)' Bawne, ‘ bwearcy Furedtoaan faeeo BOlfitodF OuBS—. 1111 V nr~YMMHBr ^be.! rarer--f wnw.WU. fir* *> will ray B .UB �nosnscros ro» im. d O’CLOCK Harper's Weekly. ••vst.twwsr FrtXXDlW-Y HXwmiiTRZ' |L rnre.4 a« tk. ftaeFU.«mH-.lfcll.Ha. .IlMs B*.«l<- 4*,. .lire mertre.-. Me* al * rapj al «m4 i taiMd roltoarf Ik* <»ro W Ikto*r4«<,*»4 ta*•-1 FBEE TO BOOK AGENTS. iMr«l niw ami Uwu of Xswxcis, Orang* Cd. N. Y., Oct. 30. Our visit to Michigan wm a pleasant nd instructive one, and th* portion of tbo State Wo Viaited *«-ln*i w*U *d«] .ted to fruit growing, anil from all I could Isom is one of tho most yrefitabte tothn land ownsr. Th* apptes e^wrially wsro fine, of good rias ami rvl'-r. fhlr nnd atniadaat I obrerved, however, the redlsv Jf*<A beginning to »how iui-lf o-ntidmubly, and it would b* well hr ynur frail grower* to be on the alert and de­ stroy themb- fore they becom. ton nnmerou*. The beat romody I here Men is th* .hinrle invwntion of D. R Wire of Lmrau, Illinai*. 8win* sad cwtll-. are VINEC IR RITTERS’ {Ilk BtHWCHh’TIUNS. -1^72. ■ ^L.c.VuSffiX0JUtTO ■ Ou,.;... WIM, .k.M. I. make I--. >. tiz p.. ■■ d.r ..Ums ear am. t .r.M>4 Wk.l. ll.-Ull.. U... • Ttey Ia.1 U...«e ; ua>r-,<. fludX'ita!*1*wX^^diTw.‘. ,“T NSW IKWUHZS FOB 1.7a <’ CUNDURANGO! IH>TO I*—. X. V a* U ItoroWra IU.Ckl*M. Bliss, ta & Oft Fiiii EitritL 20.000 FARMERS. TIE Hl.U'i r. .hua. rrokewtoare.roj Ur si-** »r- A o lx.li. OeC fa Mu. A zap? nrr to ream aredl.s a»«a u4 F. <».Ltararo la XIEUUn A UX'tJIOr, C-xmaaflO Wbitney'i Metis Ftol Hirnea Soap. nl'l'INEn, ------------O.I., IHroFi. FTO torn* roj Huy Harper's Magazine. WILL aad* of Mawaro and Maryland, teat Anruat, I £>und at ano place on* of Ahten’i Fruit I’reacmng Machines whom they druid eight bushel* in an hour, ksopmg two arte of hand* working day and night It is nmp|y taking out tbs water, leading all the tins fiiror in the fruit. and when tlie fruit u wanted for n*. mi l water and Mirur »uffieienl to bs palatable. Tbo fruit when ao dried. M. CARLETON, 3KX AIENTtWAlhEB. THE DETIOIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE. STATU r.-» it THE GREAT CHICAGO EIRE! lle*Hra«4iu ImU IO» In iron upl** "r *•• lUul H.n>pl« Capr. »a.l paid •'*« UnUMI*tl!lf. Clue.*. ClaMaa < Chromo to every Subecrflwr, , sSSJaS’&ISSSS lb. UauUM a<l **iklto*ir!wi>.roUlta4'-|>M«. 5Uan • MabaU* Th. ekremu <• |ti!> TO SHIPPERS OF aMBS ChieifBaui tie W Mairata vote interest ia thi.. dot in any other J«n | but from what I saw. I flunk it will prove valuabl. wh. ro th.ro u an extra quantity of fruit Alaa, at un» of the orchard containing over a thousand atrta, all the fruits were car.owl on thu | place ; emptorwg iwtwrou hvo and *ix handrod hand., who asm bearded niwl lodgwl on thu |.r< cna.-«. and all the work WM there doae, wren U> making th. can*. Four thousand boaketa were canned daily, requiring «ix team, to bring them to the hour.* I merely mention thsae mode! of disposing of suqdiu fruit*, that grower* may know what to do if neoI muh any a ^ord about Michigan grapes whirl, appeared healthy and productiro, and in tup.st kwalitie* 1 MW— •ran ia the light, aandy aoi! around Spring Lake and tho n*ighburh...d — tbgjr were rigiauu*. healthy od>1 prudui tiro, too [mxhirtiru. ao 1 thought, for th* good of viMa lb» ootniug acaaon. If tho grower* wuald get io t>« habit ol thinning their fruit, taking out WMi-third or even more in unfavurnbio mkmom, they would find it to thwir advantage, in having Mriterand better fruit, which would rommand better priom. I cannot rloae without again expra*. >ag my cordial thank* fur the kind attantioM I everywhere rocivU during my rimt in your State, ths ancood weak of Oetobtr, aad if my health ia •pored, I hope to visit you again aometiHM> earlier ia the *<*arau, rbra it » notao cold and windy aad tbor* ia more variety of fruit to be aeeo. Can I\>wxixc. &■ FAMILY BIBLI A FAMILY IlECORI), CONGRESS ARCTIC. ^WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, _______ iraSsiiSj'” IHEAPESTADVERTISINC- , . IXTTTE WOR1J1J I Far »A J par lark |.« U-.ill •» .Cl aim ha -ISrrH**k.*l to Ulrrt. aa Mln. Tills ilxu,',: uMunimrs • —TSRWlWiSsa NEW YORK EVENING POST Harper's Bazar. wyw LIFE IN UTAH 1872 3425' REDUCTION OF PRICES , Ti> CONKOBM TU RfcDUCTIOX OF DUTIES. ST) GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS hfort Soiulik- tor (1m> Hwuly, Moat Vnlnabk tor (ha Student. Muat Igntructire for iheTbarhcr Hoot Appropriate forth* Child. M«-4lWnlfnrth*Mmirt*. Moat Inlereatihg tbr the Panner. IWHUTBImMI Bi lilTiJhi / Moat ProfltoMo for ths Study ■ itkf<t.y I NORFVALE SAI. ■all Im'i.xkm* nil la Ik* tMtestanr a/llarUM bro t tosta* itrwf) Aar M Apr! rpaeKitarrr.a?Wj Xdlnmnmo, Oct. M, IS71.-A roqooat fca. l>ecn made that I ansrerr inquitiea which have been made in refaeooc* to a gray*- exhibited this present Fall at ths exhibition of the lAomologi- 5T&ttS. “tt6S m> w Ik.-U.Aa UA «r pitajua&oa.-' EEsfcSr’S •AJERI’ASVJffS’afer™" TtUMITTFXT I'K UKMITTKHT FB. venx. iM'i.AuaTios oyTiw. liv rjaw Catawba. Thi* Tiae I »aw growing on n brick wall in th* roar of hi* <1 wellmg Iwum. *nd bearing at the tinea a large crop uf well matured fruit; thii woe ia tibnant^gart of the mcnth^*fSept*tn- which thi* vine wm gruwiug waa de strayed by fire, aad with it tho vias. This grope is a strong aad rapid grower, goossully maturing ita wood well; tho fruit ia larger ttaiu tho Catawba, and grows ia inraebro !arg--r than those of that variety, and more marked in th* MOdmr ridmoro <rf ita drop blns bloom, lam ial.jnae-i by [-oraoai boro wlu> who hare experimeuted with ti>* ' that it is readily reproduood from cutting., in roil with a propnr mixture of day ?rom my own observalion. I dinuld dna iu mmou for ripimig Koa* tan day* later than ihslhafcm^ W* had th* ‘-Kalamasdo,** this y—r, grown here, aad thor ouaMy npo'on th* 15th of Septamber Wtam I saw thorn a: thL-i data, the i^Ti"X2!,sw:is.': U*117 •'saiB. ’wi&r II.I'K a >> vt:non ruin / IVJ.ICOUlTtNTM. zz.v&iKi^z: Br. W iiiracl ol JinWa •Uf i«firml «’ Ol ) »rt Ik.rw- . The AmericanWash’ LU<LCIl. S5-5O. SS'iSSS CHEAPEST ARD IEIT OF ALL I Tt.. •» terroLi.*.. *a' Ln*—T. E,«nro.y. rod (■!.«. Cl JURUBEBA, la ronMa.il* w*sro.*4e U to row* a. a kuwrokJa rem.4., **4 .bo.14 Im l»Ar. la ail d.<wi,(einr.la of Ik. ,r,lm tesllh »,s*r rod Im. I. tol Ik. , |ud tfw animate, aad f-el.tr .ft .MkanJ |,rar, tofaroremrort*. JOHN Q. KKI.UXid. l« M. K*. tart Ad. *<roi tor Um Vailed I l-rla. On. UUlar >a haul- Hnad t-r Cli HALFORD TABLE SAUCE, THE BEIT tMCEJUHJEU** fSTfaiultusr MUSICAL LIBRARY, ssaerr snsH.wxKt ra ?' ROMANISN AS IT IS. Tw.iilr-f.ar Far* »J Mro< ! ' Ul UUa .Ul to fit.* to* —!• T— IMtor* a jolMS 00 < ar ■ rouw Im* Um* M*0*l*a af th* ato*a * IMwm." Ita IN VzYLllAULId GJiFTH I Thrilling Tain and XnrrlrUes TOBMEUKnODI B. D. 8TISTE’S UM«WSLZ« XOJTTMAI Gift Enterprise, laiEtiiftlrsIftihH Plata lUmos i-AcnrrC nAiuuMiA SAT-1” S 5,000in G recnbackHl ’******££??? w**vi3taA MOKTGAOr SALK .50. [Superb Premium Eugraring 1 < JKKCT.1Esa,.SIi.‘-CiS-: ! ,N.Mr.«r> al Lba Mifu ..far t<1 '■ MUX E. J'OTTEH <f CO. ul tow ii � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-11-22.pdf 897e7e79c00bc0ca20dc53cf29f1cc3c PDF Text Text Tl|« ejwWicai The Banner Comi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22. 1871. n iM OF IfflTB MI 5r . NO. 30 -ah hi, owner-ail. and the m.—ah, hiswtetor'. cril-—ah. Now, my ra. upettive faeerera—an" [tha preaabar’a voice bore grow mellow, aud tho mcneeding s—tenrea warn in tho mort patheti* and lugubriou. voice], "you afl know—ah that your husubfa peaker- GREBLE & RUSSELL before Egonlbd In thia Ctty. for •’ Buying ' qi AI.lTY, HT-VT.E ATV1> VALUE. DrA^te Ooodm in all the lateat noreMm. IteaU Irlah Poplinm, "Vahlour**, Hox^rete, cum m pirns mm i .Iitpanewe HilUse, rtn,»d and plain. ian toneta Thter ma fruit. of faith is the wood, now turning grntly to tha a raricaturo ol Calriniun, and U axprroeright to avoid a stump, now swaying ed by their preacban. attont"aa MVVk : suddenly tu tho loft to glia a oaricr de- u—F—'re reacted you 1! be saved; ef econt at a rte«i> pheo, and now turning wantonly to the o— ude or the other, ao if from vary caprice in tha man who by Idle step, unau—ariously marked the lure of the foot-path at first. .“4 All Wool, OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE, a twook KWglad among the heap, of bare lim.-etoue reeks that filled ita UdFollowing the path (till, bo came upon a queer hide r.bin boilt of round logs, ia th. midrtofa res.Ugwrdra patebin e!.,s*lby a bnuh tenro. The rtkk Domestic* of all Popular Jtlake. Cheaper than Ever! X Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA It flashed wpoo Ralph that thia pteee mustbcltorty Hollow, and that thia wa. the Louaaof old John Peareon, the otu-teggwi basket-maker and hu Amtn. tic wi/e, tho hosM that hropitaHy sheltered shorty FoUowmg & iaspulse, ba kaouted asd was admitted, and ru not a halo Mrtwteed to find His. Muth Hawkins thero before 10 per Cent Below Fall Prices. Laugh. Groceries, Hats. Caps, and Clothing. daaigae tha Hqairo had ia this anaagemont ha could aot teU ; but at aay rote the clay-bank maro carriod him to meet ‘ThU bl sere il gyiri"—the old lad/ rail­ lag on that Dacembor morning, with ed her a girl by a tort of a figure of Martha Hawfafas. betted. itessMSpeech perbape—"that bleared gyiri'. tha kindoe creator yoa aw raw—aauao. hare every day, meet to cheer a body up with aotoothin' or Bother." Mito Martha blnslred, and sail **01m BOSTON CAJBIX HTORE. lackGros Grain kins behiad him. If it had be—Han­ nah instead. Ralph might —t have ub jectod to^ia “yueng tortsarart’ mod. of riding with. Uy- -th. croup," bat Martha Ilawkma waa another affair. He had only ibi. w—Uatiou : hi. k—ping tho compaay of Mite Hawkins might J. P. ROBERTS & CO. I behind the eaudiretirt, wnkh waa not I twelve ineiies from the preacher', heed, , and then rush out ag.in Al each re.pjtc.rance Beteey Hhurt wouM sluff her . h.ndkerehiel into her mouth and .hake ia a nwK distreeeing way. Shorty wondered what the loard was winking at tho prwaebor .bout. And Mito Mar­ tha thought that it reminded bar of a lixard that Use had wen at Um Beat, the ‘kU?J“’ RUGS Sinai ui Meduiol Deituli, Medicines, at very low figure*. The German War haa forced the French to put a heavy export Dye Stuffs, life time. SPAINTS & OILS. School Books Stationery. coals in the wa> of oightrem-twelve, and loot my leg by on. of .tick in' hi. dog-on-d baronet through it, that night at Lundy Lana; but my i—re-mate killed him though, which ia a mtfafteyour father, caiue be wm a Britisher But ef he'd a dwd right here ia thia free country, 'than! nobody to give him a drinh of water, blamed rf 1 wouldn't n been Mhaiaid to ret on t-S. platform al a Fourth of July barbae—, arnTto hold up my wooden leg for to maha tha bop ebeur I Thai waa the eelfiihaat thing I Barlow & Goodyear. Ralpb, who found that th. subject, up­ on which he and Him Hawkins could eouvurea were few ; but Mias Martha area wa. detonsdaed iilertul to heap tfaismn going. sad a—a, wfawt,' scboul»--.h. and (ai>a> air things—ah, thal'e no: urtberiaad in the Bibia—ah, Irat.omra-f the devil—ah, aad takaa iolk. a. belong, to ’em to hall--ah." A. they came out tha door Ralph rallied enough to rwtnarh: "Hadid .Uack your prerote, Squire." -Oh, ym raid the Squire. IMa'lyou oue tho Serpent iMpinn* ’ Mk»r ! But wli-u the long, tong hi.uro wero ‘ ended Ralph r>a on the elay bank ni.ro ' ' . ' , •way wuh a heavy heart, ba overheard Pele June oall out to aomatady. ** We'JJ tend to hi* ease at ChriatmM." Viiristms, wa. two dan off. June. They are thieves, dng « Ralph shivered a little. Ti with tho white forefootand w al loped before hie eye. again. ‘•Aey're a net of dueres what they are." CITY PAINT STORE! csaaisi a aiowa PAINTERS; “Why. do yon think an old artdior like ma, bobbling on a woudaa lag. fa afraMuf them thi.ro. 1 Didn't 1 boa the BriUbom? Didn't I cease bom.tele list Wednaoday night? I rather guoes.l must a took a little too mneh at Welch's grocery, and lai! down m the _ .All. -Z 11. tn MnS Tk. totv. thought *twaa funny to orate ma. I woke up kind a cold, 'boat oaa io the toirnm 'Bout two o'clock I came up Means', hill and didn't 1 toe Pate do—a and them other, who robbed th. Dutch­ man, aad e-mebody. 1 dun no who, a crorein th. blue-gram pasture toward W'a are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Tssth Paintn, Oil*, Varuuhcf, Mixed for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint Paint*, HnudMB, and Arof parties who say they are unable to vay so much. tiat'g Material*, Wall V-ow io girt alia chance to have Teeth who need and Paper. Window should have them, we willfrom this dais, for a few Shade*. weeks, drop the price almost one-half. He will now make full and Complete sets for$23. Single Plates, tpper Sign I Ornamental Punting, or Under $13. jlf.r, OUll WORK WARRJlJyrTEp Offin over Orontf FJMip* Start, Uastinf'. Midi. Hastings. Mich. STEWART & STEINH OFFThe best place in the CITY pF HASTINGS. . JON 3 ’DENTIST Meat Market! NEAR THE BANK. Th. boot rtoekoiM-W alwayaon han-1 CUD ••d Grty—r Steak, Boatea, our Groceries, we pay p, and sell for Caah BOTTLED TOR BHB1 Ktxmnr* ciissssm' OB 3SER: Th. Freoeh joanaliat, Edmind About, redoes 121.90 fT The Winth-o «, ef Borton. base fociily portr.it. taken in MM. • Doctor, do ym think ti.-ht being fa bed for cousumplfam F* "Not at all, madam ;H'« what it h'ee or ." What ia th. d fiaresns twl-ren a farmer and a bottle at whiakqy ? One husbands tho erm, and the other wns �DETROIT. AMEITKEMEiTS. imnr inaWfu rMion. rings of rareaU w bo damn, to make war on tho peacofnl tribes nd by no moans conclusive evidence of tho to secure Indian ngonetes have been in­ bighout typo of civilization. Tho happy dustriously circulating Munehauson sto­ roodiuni in thisRegard, as in rood of Ao ries against tho peaceful policy of the President regarding tho treatment « ignoratlro, but the total'^dwenee ef Ihio sum towered to the sky. ' , Tbs lightnere of epeooh popularly used 1Illustrated Papers—The late Bl’tttwns and Sore-Headed Demoer.ta-Who upon the eubjeetuffiiuehtagthe WoAtagWrote the Catholle Placard. “Mot I tonMoaummt,which now stands wptm she margin of Ao Potomac river,' thrusUng its unfinished and Aereforo unsightly, shaft upon Ao calm scans, over which Ao genius of Wsshfagtoo, but for this, ■ would still preside in seresitr. is a dis- ' grace to the gonerettow wboeo high privelegws and great prosperity arv so far fasfreCrd Faper ; ^ntit seems to mo there doo to Aa subject of this half way dovo- was a Cannon, a iriumpbant Rooster, tion — Am broken ’down effort to giro and a domoralieed and discomfited Rooster. Ac-, all roost gorgeously dis honor to Ao Father of our counter played;1 end a viritl description of an election that camo off in Detroit, Nor. 7th, all in you last issue. What is all ponces’ give away annually in luxurious thia about? Thorn are Democrats in persona! display. When thus completed this city who claim that Onr election it would form one of the grandest ob­ "has not come off yet" sad there must jects of delight to the garo of visitors modern world baa produced.- Home ouc baa well said that children and fools should never be allowed to witness work half douv. Hu, tiro, present unsightly pile of marble, though mates., sad lapenng rmpereeptibly in the etart properttaa required to glv<Jf When Afapletc 1, and ornamented ^rith a rich anddleciuml NEWTORK. ARKANSAS. CALIFORNIA. .MINNESOTA. >W B4<N regulating the prssiure of gasMr. 8. Baldwin, of renting has sold a large tract of land for *65,000 A secondnational Lank is to be start­ ed nt East Saginaw. ’ Vessels are loading their last cargoes N 0 n-T H- O-A-R-e Ir I-N A. of limber fui this season at Bay City. 16 States in alt—casting 174 Electo­ A shop to build freight care ia to be ral Votes. Montana and Wyommg erected at Jacksun by a company. Territories also were carried RepnbliThe .breadth of wheat sown in Bagm­ an-county is very small, probably not itanM. Tif«o..: *•“ 'Vfrgtak New Jeriey, and New Hampshire, while Texas is still ia dispute but giving the ‘•Democracy" the latter State, they will JOHN of the Fifih Michigan District. Augustus Haven, of Bloomingdale, haj madu this season, in bis dairy, 27,­ 404 pounds of cheese A delegation of Canadians from Lon­ don, Ontario, have been inspecting the H. WENDEL Wjnrhi. Th" preliminary-battles for 1872 have been already fought end a^decisiro end overwhelming Republican victory may be expected at tho presidential election of 1872 such nahMAoTCr.bocn achieved > — " Carriages, Mrs. Isabelln Graham Duffield, wid­ ----will wait, and wait also for tho time thy ow of the late Dr. George Dufltold. D, talk of when the 700 colored rotors wiff- kD., of Detroit, died on tho 0A insL, ngsd ronouncn thoir ullrvunco to the itepub- •wventy-two years and nine months. lawn party and go over in a body to Jamas Boodist, of IfolloTue, Eaton thrir friends (?) the Democrats. Well, roantv. for allowing minors to.plqy TdF,, wbon that cheerful time comes round liards in hb saloon has paid *8V fine cotoueade al the bare and raised to. the bright of the Dreno of 8t. Fetere the mvynwacd 11* there to soeitjbut in the meanwhile, tho question is not, “who »< be anewod^’to stand tn Ito tori. and j stoic the people's money T os in the E1m whore in our columns will be seen Ttonumhy Ring Cartoon, {TUt .Tesf) hot <7*381,000. ------------stx advertisement of a now publication square rigidity 6t sliltoesy "l^ariMy who wrote (ho Catholic circular which 1 An Ionia woman bad an encounter published by tho Union Publishing Co. breaking upon tho qaiol rivee sonnury de fooled Faxon t Mayor Wheaton says with a burglar a few nights sinoa, and being a complete picture of Chicago be­ before tho vulgar and deriding gore U ntcceeded in saving *150 which the ras­ fore and after the Groat Conflagration those who cannot renKro hffatuy H*’ eload piercing height, ami thsi'rfuAgkyf preof," and we W-v» Un. The Demo­ es! was attempting to make off with. Tbr authors embrace tho l*st talent tho crat that wrote that bad better hare a Tho grading on the Northern Cen­ City affords; Mr- Upton being tha lite­ beso from the muddy meadow nqw ear­ moisten* bung about hia nock and bo tral Michigan trom Jonesville to Albion rary Editor of the Chicago fniew, and rounding it to dm bowerWre Utowa half throws into the midst of Ibosaa, than ia nearly completed, sad tho laying ol M Sbeahau, tho Editor, each with hia port to jx-rform, is sufficient evidence th t the work will be done well, and not roandod in tho good time coining ’ trx hastily. In this reejett, this Book \AsJ ait wrilisg at my sriedaw-iwru tha wi 1 be for ahead of anything that has, tottering derrick whiete oCU'-otaada ar, will appear, and all who want a eor- blackened with many years of ftebay up­ wiJt History, will find in this something on Ao top of the pile now'HO'ibet hi^i^ WHEAT: ,«rns >m „«»<»>■ "Buggies, Bleighii, WttM Winter supplMpf pare Drugs and MedIclnre Is larger spd chcaiwr than ever before edhasd for solo. In Ao city of Hastings. Having tong served thapublle tn our iirvscnt capacity and knowing the wants of the propio we are fully To pure Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Med­ icines, Druggists Bundrtco of all kinds. I season fur Lake Superior porta, left De­ Dye Stuflk. Falnto A Olis, Varnish. Put­ ' troit Saturday night, the 18th. iroaa, we as Republicans, have not got f ty. Krrvocne, Napiha, Turpentine, Ac., ' Th® proposition to borrow *100,000 to down to yet. No rir-ree. that ie not I cunslnict water works in Saginaw was In lriniiw,Ohat4elldi*i*J£stap0xour style. No, the Republicans did not' carried at the special election, bold on do it, and if any Democrat says they did, tho 15 th. by a majority of .IM, , “ may has pernicious soul rot half a grata It has been announced that Mm Tfo. adayj- upon my soul bo liea.” We tons Woodhull will favor Battle Creek 1 fight for priaoyllw not man. rire. Prise Pomades and Hair Olis, ( Enough of politics for Ao nonce, and , Toilet Goods and Fancy Articles. tltet they can hand down to future gon- tliero seems to^ccme a continual lan­ guage of reproof, and I oumot refrain The work will kbe fully illustrated by i1 from repeating Ab Itnjfungv in tbs hope the beet artiste, to which will be added that when it has been erfy-fid through­ a correct Map oi tho Qty, and mechan­ out the land with a gri» chnrus equal to ically, m well as historically, the book that which ia yearly rent up jbnm . the frog pond nt ifrs hose, and the propio of will ba seoond to none. Onr readers will find something in Ae country have tiute' td Hrink" of -the 1 AH three are aow approaching com‘this, without doubt, that will interest Hero of thoir utdependeocy.'.Uiw inav > iptotidnand honied, and I much fear yet be found some Merchant Mill^uaire, । them, and also bo beneficial. We be1 Costly expsrimsnte some of them will Railroad King, or. Prtam ef.FaMit) , provo; but we will giro, As contractors. Medicines, who, in Aenbremw <4 esdi-;Jbe benefit of the doubL A winter's nary patriotic rertfrened. ‘ And J I trial may demonstrate that same of the enough of notoriety in the act to rnduoe new wooden pavements are a failure; Tut Cnt^suo firo has not only demon­ him to complete this work of duty to our bat we forebear criticism till tho tost has strated the indestructibility ut newspa­ boon made. Speakinc of this brings ua per property—for tho great item, ths to that trite subject. good will, snrviree the coaAagrelioa af cities- bat it shows, ns Mcdill of Tfo which is, to-day (Nov. 15) very cold. Tribal nyt, and ho speaks from a bllare making great efforts to divertattention Tueterday afternuon it comamuoed rain­ under a penalty. tr'r exparisnee, the alwuluto dojiandenca Tho Flint and 1‘ere Marquette Rail­ from the rrimM-yi character of Ku - Kin x ing in teal earnest, sad every body waa of "the prees" upon ita prestes. Tha road have sold, in all. thus far. 218,171 opertafoa in Sooth Carolina. sandy to-cry out •• f<as Dt*," (not ocrea of the land granted to Aten by newspaper establishments of Chicago At-flntthay bitterly denied there was an your' types _____ ________ v in _ mine ______ tnado roc say of only need preaaaa to be in fall play. any such srerot society in South Gore- yfov. 8), tho moaning being “ I’rniae to Without ths moot highly wrought and Ima. and when this was shown to be de- - - - —' - • ■ costly machinery they are sadly erip- toves! I Ae capacity of publishers to print them. Advertising b essential to Ae reorganMi.uaof Ae city. A Aousand businows men muot tell where they are to be found to temporary quarters, sad adver­ tisements are as indisjienablo to bring order o^t of Aa confusion of bsslnoes intoreetn OS focal items are to check tho riroulaiton ol wild storire eoxd prevent foolish panics. Nover woe tho nsceesity allegv that the poor wared victims of Aat the newspaper has bscotue to rivilthis extensive arid alm..st universal oiiasdsociaqr so vividly xHusiratod as dur­ ganbation thwniikh’to'V<mf *h rwula In ing the last Arne weeks in Chicago tho uamo of tbn Ku-Klui, mid jxiaeeuaad there aro slorios flying Aat TA» ted their owa friend* in wtkx to bring TnMw hoe had its reward for uaafulnomtacfourtaglW.OWrfHco Ac fire; but Aoos ore absurd exaggerations. ••••“ Statu Fair nt Kalamazoo, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, I School Books, all Sta foil'd Wark*. | Miscellaneous Reading, Family Biblre, _ I Pocket Bibles and Ta.tamruts, Prayer 1 Books end Cliuryli Lltemturv, Hallow- i j cries of all kinds. Tlnted^ntltel, FrenSb ! 7'he Detroit JSIodm arc t HEAVIEST Stores In the Market. We have a tine Uock of Staple, FMaplly Grocarice, Choice Teas, Tobecc-i end the Popular Brand of Clgnn, which we are esfllx^r stoirn, ffosrots tbr .tiettom to r Charcoal iron, in the World. •ash buyers. .UH feotsi.oM, la a w™llj U-epwAsSfr* GOODYEAR & STRIKER. NATURE’S Machinery and Supplies. Wo wore among Ao favored owes who lisumed to Ae concise, and olegand ora­ tion of General Barnum last trteuing. inflict . upon the pcopl do boeily nnratod tho doings of Ao ArYoung Men’s Hatt her mio> of AaCsmborlaud a£l Ohtej giv­ Constitutional Equality. ing wtl credit to Ownond Sbennaa, (who ssm'not present) Mnd to Geuwrals Sheri­ dan and Hooker who wore. Gen. Meado ATO after which, dm larger portion of the male portion at flio audiance adfeurued i to, by invitafFun, Governor Baldwin's midenna. where they ware rood royally entertsinod and where they wore pro- III HAT ME niiuiei price in Cash radtafJum-»O, 1W1, were <775,882, and the expenree wore £529,636. TIib ■urn of fS6,TM waa expended ia ta> proTomeuts, leaving a balance of £174.- known that in Ae only warthQ!^ vv ill !><■ pnid.-i ij......... teembys faixtaeto.t______________ .... of S. Carolina Ms been flwiinttaddaxfog • £7,120. making the availatiln balanon. £172,336, against £137,­ 709 for the same period last year. After paym- at of the various interosj \ Vamd • t SHEPARD’S COMPOUiD WAHOO BIOTS, esQSW®SWnr“’ tndy Aey wane, not., they were1 frauds,I and omMa't oxo* that dodgu. ‘‘ । -A* tn tho Banquet i: was an uratiom. According to our judgement Gmstal MM ax, «d«< f« an did so wto AM ww foetal.. .Phil Bhoridan 'tried p get otrtwfitwW reJJad upow to respood, bnlnettfcj^teria woM, usd we Sarsaparilla • �Tar Aimurx.—Thi» publication which i but we mart make an exception I i. attracting so much attention among H ------- ' ” -------- ”M -----------! ia ‘ fitw of “ Pmn' Mwttcax oxthlt. । all lovers of pure literature and good Thia valuable work came* to u* regular . picture, (and who doo* not lore a good | ly each mouth, overflowing wiih choice UASTlXOb CHAPTER, NO. «, *. A. W.n.‘tOODTBAB,fcO. ” ’ HASTINGS LODGE, NO- M.F.A a. M mun>. Lml klwes pitittK no. ’mnrtrA30,000 feet .of Ash Lum­ ber, W.OOO fefi IVhite Ooh L<‘mbrr. and 5,000 fed H hde JJ ood wanted an ac­ count, and in exchange far Agricultural Implements. »o»8tf C. F. Dwmwt 4 Co. gotten. Each week it finds ito place picture?) promises great thing* in atoro upon my study table, and ia peruesd for tho coining your. In the Grat place, with that satiafaeboa aod comfort which Mr. Richard Henry Stoddard la to lur ocn fools whnn seeing the face of mt old tho literary head of tho enterprise. This friend, and listening to (is ftmilter Priw. Alexia ia in New voice. On* of those friends, yon know, Oyster, by nssasure at Stanley's. that ssy so many nice, rrfnwhing things; Thanksgiving one week from to-r thst never talk so tong they get prosy, nor harp forever on one string. that richness of thought and sympathet­ Wo are quiet and peaceable tan; no ic fooling which prove* that his i* not a excitement, no “indignation uutetings." more poetry of jiugling rtiyme. Hi* All things at preeani are moving on as kindly genial nature has made lum a smoothly as tho greatest lorsr uf Gmcord ha*t of friends, and it would be difficult could wish. Tho good folks of the to rotert a second literary mau ia Ameri­• Baptist Church end congregation hero ca who could, al tho start, rally under' A gnod place to stay—st the Reading made your unworthy cur.-uspoadout a his standard such an array of rocog-■ preeeut, a short time ago, of about 880 n:a?d talent end WEdl-kuown niruos. House, Nils. Qty. Try k. Cold enough so that the .now which in cash, provision*, fool, 4c., for which His aMumptiou to the editorship giveai «v, (of course you know 1 am a imJut TAs Alinu, in advance, a proud josition. Ail last night mrha ton little now) are very grateful. among tliu highoei and beet periodical*i Sun shine, however, clour and cold In tins place and vicinity w* raised uf tho day. . part of th* time. abeutU.008,1 belteva, in provuicus. Tn* Mumtaut Tsscrsb.—In making. clothing and cash, for our fallow citixens up.tlieirHat of rending for tho cramg uf Michigan, Importrished by the great year, teacher* ought not to forgot thoir The funded debt of Vermont i* State publicwtian, liu T*t>ur. a trifle over half a million dollars. We have bad a etoady driasliug rain It is worthy th* highest jxironago tho all night, and this morning the air ia Forty bull dog* bi one item in a r t..soiling guild can bestow. Th* Coun­ chilly end penetrating. Autumn has ty Superintendent uuthoriras ns to ssy almost gone and winter comes on a{*uw. that it is hia earnest wish that everr Soon the earth will bo wrapped in a j teaohar in the county ehoukl eubecribe glistening mantle of white, and anus, | for this Magnxiue—and hie wish, wo the merry sleigh-bell* will ring out their ! here n* doubt, la based upon an intellicheerful melody upon the frosty air. ' i goat appreciation ot the healthy influHow tho years fly away 1 It rooms a* :i once oxortod by such a publication, though it were but yesterday that you i lie foreeeva tho TMcfor will in Ao small Jo* Punrrnru.—Fur ihu tent cheapest Job Printing done in county, call at the Bsxxn office. port next week. Wood Wanted ! 500 Cords of Wood want­ ed on account, and in ex­ change for Agricultural Im­ plements, and ice will pay paH Cash. C. F. Dwion 4 Co. ■ICHItAA CUTRAL R. R. Grant River Valley Division AU persons indebted to C. F. Dwight <f Co., are hereby notiftid to call and settle their notes and accounts im­ mediately. UBI L ALLO, SohnokraO, Mich., Brooder A Dealer n fine Premium and Imported fancy I Fowl*. I am prepared to book cnlor* I * * **— - * ■ *o-- * ■ Michigan Central R. B. <lo. sEiuiu Siam mote. ss.’sasasMSta rtet Tho German stoannw 1'rsukliu, New York, ha* 40 cases of cholera Atcnox Brixs.-- 1‘riutrJ un one boar's nation, nt prions that defy competitmn, at tho Bsxmsb oflloe. Tho Indianapolis po.tofluo has cleared over 150,000 for the Govern mo nt, during tho pest year - Indianapolis is the birth-placv of a new insurance company, yclept tho Franklin, with a chartered capital of 8500,000. Tho total amount of cash already receired by tho Stalo Italief Committee is upward of 1150,000, a great portion of which ha* been disbursed. But strong soul* will gather new Hon. Wilder D. Fcwtor leaves for strength and inspiraticu from tho almost Washington on Monday next He broaihten rush of life** chariot wheels, takra with him thu good wishes df all and make tach victory over error and wrong, a vantage ground upon which to win grander conquests for truth and A boy cloven yearn old ia confini*] in God. j Asa »’te, serf rsrsrafi rl Pf ! tiro Stale Prison at Michigan dry. Almrat unconsciously I have written The man who^oni him there ought to a toog letter. ' Tour, os of uld, Ih are Western Agents for the Waltham Watches— a full and complete assort­ ment always on hand—at wholesale and retail. Have all their best grade of Lady's Watches manu­ factured expressly for them by some of the best makers in Locle, Switzerland, and thus save to their customers the importer’s profit in New 5 ork. • - Especial attention is re­ quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted in Sets, Crasses, Sluds. Rings, Etc. A very complete assortment of Dia­ mond Studs. CHANCERY ORDER. If OF MlCniOAX. Ik* CtmU Osertifw Diamonds mounted io or­ der in our own shop. Monogram' Seals, Crests, etc., cut on stone by the best workmeminthe west on short notice. I ally • ...igued for the young folk*, but eilult reader* cun glean much informa­ tion from it* page*. Liat of Letter* reclaming in the Poet guod number. Ita tablu of contents com­ office. Nov. 21st, IbTl. , prise articles untilted: Tennyson and Sarah Pock, Henry IL Smith. Matth­ Theocritus ; A Thanksgiving ; The Bed­ ew Staltu, Cynthia A. Michel, Maria A. lam of Statriboui., Kate Beaumont; The King. John Kmte, Kit Chipman, J hSphinx Wayside Pikes; Watch and Ward ; California Saved ; Tim New Light;Their Wedding Journey—continuea story ; Our Whispering Gallery ; Recent literature. Published by Jarnos member of oar ccmmunity. The follow-1 ; ing era particularly mtorosting. Jamas ‘ Dveemlier nuinber of this popular magMcCtth. Prraidiut bt 1‘rmecton Col)Xo ; A Man among Men; Spiritual I asino ie’oui and for sale at all tho de­ ' lYescnco ; The Educated Man in Amer- pots itt,thi« country It is a capital is­ [ its a Foeiety; Alex’r U Stephens; thought , sue Old and young can find amnse- been connected wiih tho finest nursorio* of Rochester, and who has given such general satisfaction in hi* dealing., in other parte of the State, is uo« with us .■i^aiervtt^vtt Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery is made ex­ pressly to our order by the best English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. n fellH^h^grrilnsw etTslZw Tux ruaaxoiutcxt. JoctutaL.—One of Hie vety few Magtirine* which nro publilhod at thu present day for the radical benefit of rcadcra.—i» represented on our table, by it* Norember number. I Tho ccnteute should interest every Ur* | but when there ia no occasion iur <>pj*>Moxb Rxuxr.—Castleton ha* raised situs, ami competition is tho death of for th* Michigan suffsrere from the Into the edterprist, then, opposition angbt not fire*. 8335 in monuy. efothing and pro- to to he incuuragvd. Thia 4 the exact fact in regard to the omnibus lino- There fa juitt business enough to uiuko one “ Bu«" pay moderately, but :hr* will Tns*M«rvrito’Ps«rr.—A Thonksgiv■ i-jg party for old and yourw folk* wO , ureur <m Thursday .zoning. Nov. 30th at Unkrn HallMusic by Brooks' , Quadrfllo Band. A* thia is ano of th. , apmdng parties of ths eroeon. a good Our Stock of Silver Plated Ware is the largest in the W cst, all the Jfew Styles and Designs of the Very Best Quality and Reasonable Prices. Tas Am intra x Od» Fallow for No­ vember is a most attractive and raln»bl* issue of this popular magorina In ite varied contents we notice several goud stories end sketches ; iHustarted article* on the Great Morass of North with regrefthat the story is concluded It will prove to bo tho most popular book that Mra Ann S. Btephvn haa yet written. “Palaeo* and Prison*” is is­ sued iu a duodecimo volume and eohl by nil ‘Booksellers at the low price of 11.75 in doth; or 11.50 in pap«r eovers; or .-ojtar* will bo sent by n.ail, to any place, posLpe*! Io lh» ]U»b'.i«bcT*, un ___ I—I —* 2-L. ..V O,. ~V Ih h Wxstxo —The editor of the Bs*«aa want* ten ooed. of Dry Maple Wood, for which the regular price in eaeh will be paid. JW foot wood preferred. Sterling Silver Ware, Dewmbcr, lik* a staunch friend, is again at oar side, with it* overflowing tneasuru of goed things for Christmas, and abundant.protube* of even better for tho future, which wo promise will be well falflltod. We adnso there who have not decided on a publication for the household for 1872, to get a num­ her before salecting elsewhere, and see the abundant return for a email invostmeat, and the very liberal inducement* to club*. S3, yearly. Published by W. Junuiogi Demorest, 838 Broadway degree aid him in the {sirfuMtaOM of 1 Loaves from a Rover’s Life­ hi* dudes. Th* number for November Abroad; I great year, «>n* prolific of sutemn and contains (among other things) article* Itag _ ; Scientific end Curious Facts; Hu­ significant event*. A mighty rnvolutiou u]<» the School Book Swindle," ’Till mor* of- tho Day; - " • Olio; interhas shaken Euro|K>. Titanic mlluonres School buildings,” ' Phonie Analysis in estirg miscellany ; corrt-s[Tondcnco from have been working with jonditrou* en­ Ri nding," "Tho Art of Reading," and nil quarters, 4e., Ac. Published by the ergy and aceomplislutog great results, “Normal Classes," ctoeing'Mitb an in­ A. 0. F. Association, No. 1>G Nassau both preeont and prospective in tho po­ teresting rueutp* uf school intelligeuce Street, New York ; n.M a year. litical and religious status of the Old bum Michigan and u'.hur States. Pub­ World. In our own country “deep lished by II. A; Ford, Nitre,' nt 81.25 Yuvxo Amxxici, a joy to our juve­ calloth unto deep" a* the prugroeeive niles, end the admiration of jiarenta, force* of oar avilixaiiou and our faith, haa completed another y*v- le >*• stir into powerful agitation the wesu of very useful career wo have no doubt it* popular thought and feeling. Tho world old |«itrona will continue, and new cues iwgothng reckleeo in its old sge, nnd of Mrs- Ann 8. 8te[ihcns’ naw novel, just rushes ahead with mure than the speed | published by T. B. Peterson 4 Brother*. a-ill flock to its steady support, aa it is cue uf tho many of our juvenile publi­ of a “JebC" Humanity is climbing out Philadelphia. It will eommaa’l a wry cs tarns- that fills all tha requirement* of the mist-shrouded vales who* it has , large sale, for “ Palaces and Prisons” is 1 nu entire new norol from the pen of this wo desire in such a book, while the groped so long and " rejoice, as a strong ■ taloutod autlwrevs, and is superior to small price, SI per year, or the liberal man to run u racu" upon a broad high­ 1 her world-wide edobtab*! work; “Fash- inducement* for clubo, puis it within way. ' Progress is the watchword of the age, and neither flood nor fire can check | novel show grout dramatic power, and tho onward impulse. This is Indeed a 1I the character* are strongly and strickwonderful year; another iu tho catalogue | ! ingly drawn, and are worked up with of wonderful years that have sped n> Ora Yocxo Fotsa, publiehod m tho skill and |x>wer far which thia au­ awiflly since a traitor fired a fratricidal : tborwa ia so distinguished. From the Grat1 I Boston by Jarno* B. Osgood A Co., ia gun upon Sumpter. Since that event, a I page to tho last tho render will be cu­ j»n illustrated maga*in» for Boy* and decade has flown away. Brave Ander­ i chained by it* absorbing interest and girls. Thu November number contains son ia Jord, but his heroism glow* with a omtiuaiiun of an interesting story, enundimimshed brilliance upon History’* on their departure from this life since the stout-heated boy 71 start*! out ou hi* twelve-mouths' journey! How many more mar go, wo know not, fur though the tad ho* grown aged and ha* almost run his course, he mty yet see much that is “passing strange,” and eventful Well, weak, doleful heart* may croon. H»w Adygrtistmento. number. It is printed from 3G fall-site muaic-platee. neatly bound, and sells for tho mudeut sum of 30 cent*. Tho pub­ lisher offers to send six back numbers, containing from 80 to 90 piooos of choice new Music, for 81. Addreot, J. L. Petare, Broadway, । ; ( , ( At Brer.—W* are pained to be called Ox T«ir jerr.—The Photographic GUtary of B. T- (Wretor is tomporwrily upon to state that Mire Emma Bennett ciured. N hariwgb— - • 3«”* died at the re<idenoc at W. Haye*. in i a the cure <-< th* P-T*- ’« Aka™. tha riry, on Monday evening. Tha tnrribta onieal through which rhe waa oalted Pennttdtr Railway. entitm mlndautapato Tueadsy. Fred­ rick p. fltawt <ho« are nf the Grand Lodge of taw V wired Btataa, Wiih th# close of tho year 1871, Jfory Hilton Hmukiu. I'm! Deputy Grand Mill drop it* iwehrtal chsrae&ra, undfidhuhrar Otdfnx. Paet Grand tor. Its I<ut nurntav ta pictorial fora. Ib-proeantivti are in atteajtenoo »in bear date December 30. 1871. On and attar January 1,187:1,Itepublication *>11 be cuatared in Abe oripiri eUracHe ta which, during * j-fod rffour no Phrenology; Tho Taguls and Visayaas; HoaKhy or DUoasa! Children ; Fill up the (MHbtaD Measure Pre-historic Mau -. The lloa Cuaetriotar -.^usump- . |<u*tve kind either, for >1.50 secure* it , fora year, and it i* only 15 cent* a | | number. Now is the time to start dubs linu-.KulUcouunoadatteus, orllio Bor, who mil a Situation ; eta The publishor offer* the test three numbmwpf Wl ; AMxaica* Bvaaar Bcuuox Worn*.— fn » use premium to subscrib om for 1872* * Th* Norembor number ut tlu* journal, Term. »8 a yarn. Single Nos. 8’1 eta-1 pubiiohod by J. W. McIntire, St Louis R IL Wells, 389 B’w«y. N. Y. Imiita* it* usual valuable contents, has verv full aunouneemoute of lessens for A rpu»s*T Axsocxcxarxr.—We m>- 1872. As th* publisher offers to scad tic* that Mr. W. M. dart, formerly one this number fro# of charge we ad rise uf the editamoi Oar FMt Sunday School* adapting a saris* of Irsowl to whom thal journal ow«“« touch of it* suoo-e and popularity, has again, after an extended sbssmao, be­ “The n-tauon of the ‘ New Amvracin som* <M» of it* editors. With thv addi­ Cyclopcdi*,'" says a New York letter, tion of Mr. Clark, assUtod by n roqw of “which is to bo begun in a.fows day* by able writers. Pref. Shoemaker iu charge ite fanner iditocs, Chari** A Dan* and of that most fascinating dqgtrtmeut for George Bipfey, i* a work of no small magnitude and importance. The work will fall utainly upon George Ripley, a* cuaductur of “Our Stairway," nnd tho retteun literary editor of tha JWoas, such long favurebly known gimtlemen who. iu spit* of bis years, is still an iaa* Mcmicts. Dnugbaday 4 Co., as Pub- dcfatigabl* worker, and admirably fitted lulicn, there am bo nudiiugubut a mast britllan. future for 0«rSoUM*y KiiUr. I Arrxngeraento nro boing made for tho And it diwervoit. A specimen number ul tire ImSrwill bneodlto any peram, inlroductiau of n* in our village. A by addresaag tho publishers, 431 nod proposition has t>een mods to some of our loading oitiseru. for One t>un»so. 4M Walnut stroot. Philadelphia, l’« With three railtoM*. tho Holly Water Work* and Ga* Works Allegm will be a reel lira city .—rftt*-* 7«ra*i Tur lUtuuup Oixirtt*.-- Alter an-inLot Hnsfinga profit by tho abev* ex­ tcrrnptiuu of ttoce week., amauoned bv ample and lhare will bo no doubt of the Chicago firn, the publication is rosunAd in New York (Sty. Although h»iag« heavily, tire proprietor, Mr. A. N. Krlfogg, soys that GtuiU will never aay die but that he will won make it what It'Was before Uro fire, only Mfcr, and IttUr. We cuiniu-nd the Gwrt.'r to nil who are in want of a first class rail­ road paper which not only givw all the j news but dKsttussos all matters ounnne- ! tod with reilwayw, not only on tho part ’ of tho Com|ianie»» but also in tha inter-.’ lost of tho publie. Tho two are not. j irreconcilable May the fluurW. ’ all the more vigwunaly for ite •'baptism GET THE BEST fsUitrt Otafflpi Dittej. 81MILIA 81 Ml LI BUS CURANTUIL WE1BTETS NATIONAL MCTOM4L Dicnomr. �* raw IS f ax “p2 nnnbvm gua.Ur d Ibe amik-mi aaarwr at rang. sia. (»| -re. u. tte Alm al MiaL.gra. mwlkataV *7^-"rT lb. Cn.tod Slava aar.er Sf U"4- *«er<faK “ /AMU F. MUHHKLL. ’’””2* j<CFUlMDLILJedg.e«Mdtal< KUKA BIMMELU Altoerwy for MurteageH D.Ual llr.lialtL Hvpeeteber. nd.tril. areKIIS Cliit’ioaii tte Great Ctulamtiin Aar parma BMhieg l., act. perauMully. aa -.-f.gr.l. Witt apply with mft-rr.ee, taolu.lag It far mini WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, Tbm T.ktet. prmnlthoortd -a Cbartamlrm for ike cere of all Throat sad Laag f i---HUAKiKXKLd aad L'LCMATIOX at IM ae. iu.mmliately rrilerad. aad .late r) Litartr Mr«.i New York. THROAT totalB ar. coa.li.tlr Mtog -al to Ibepeeprime of r.lwf la earn, of Thloal d.Bculter. of ymo JAMES SUTTUN *' (A) . nJ. THE NEW YORK EVENING TOST! 1872. h i, CAPTION sue rauiDLK inntantmnnu. t A tree Mero aovt—r MORTGAGE SALE. iMlhali teety fam mate la (bo perwmt at a tea*item*. ro <dTurw»<e*btanre da:. tmTgsaggs&agsfero! O.loeiy Wril.'l arta.l.c Tabl.to. Frio. Ureal, ptafarr. Jutt.x q KKLLOGO. It Flunks N. Y 8-le .Brel far Ibe U. .-. Bred lor Urealar. LIFE IN UTAH al <-ahi - 'rltek 1 a. ate reirtte ia Llbta ■• B“ ?< !^J-JXJ5J5AS*ratldS5! sshS-ziSL-ssshrtaiKij: twre- GREAT SAVING TO CONSUIRBS hrl n ^ N !lS sutspsssSr.-i.-arii: ra^?S*’S»k^: arriMWTCEJrjKSwa ara.km,£SK,.*r=: xr sxs Imii CM Fatkifl Plats ONION PACIFIC RAILROAD. 19,OOO.OOo‘rXcjRES mg too bmmI fatofreUeg Vlawri Charerara. GUARDIAN'S SALE. la Ite nraciar at tea anau o’ sera Btlteehm. nt Aai-q.-UM, fbatetoto. Bai ala. Bids IsmcU, irSfe c£ts s ry Agfigsy^Hy, -™SyEii^=S}- - fteS1 J. U frTra.a.la, Manball. MMblgm^^' lund^^i’^n.^t. . ____ , \ npCiU ____ ------ salmon EELR’I’Won:--------- sfatSKiS’A-SttrT-Jttsv;: BU /w.MDl dirrjfu’!j. iltya Ctomb-r. EssrtHSsjS aotetero. II fa printed re fa. Ssro-. cri.te.rri CIRCUIT COURTS--M, 1873. gmtagcflgSragXTO BARRY COUNTY-F-re. Monty of . nmMtaU.rd M.r; Frret fexhgasjha.'fojg!rj5i. Ike total datable aad auraeb'ra maaaer. white whale tte prrore are aaSrimUy tew io pier. II QTATKOF UICUlQAN-.'teeaimi* Jadieial O Cirvail. 1 baeehr gi aad apporoiite time, KXFKIURNCBD AUENT1 waited far InHdlog Ite ... rr.1 term, of Ite Cm oil Court ■fHateMClatterp- yma IK- red U.l thmytatol । tte aoeaty B*t ^arie. with vteKKXT ro’VKTT-Fir.t Monday d March , Firel xs.-*ctrsri ■rtisr'c. &~£Fsi®aS; Ess5,-sx^.-ts±.-,s.‘ • RaFi4”ufa1uh“ty,ri,0rtdML,AOI». IWj. X«««s Ban aW Wmew. BIRJHtY HOTT. .,"r-rt—ureei».s.to.rra. CwwaUJngcr. f •uTre Aif i THTT* jannri'VniJu'fa te’SS’VST ia a ram wr ■ for ttetert aad arteb MaBtort.wXrtola win eterate th. mrilaial eeartUoa by ceaiuai re. teea with sati aaamroaMsos spaa Us taaatlfa' The American Waster Harr. Neary, aad atonal trotka. Time aad laradgrrey. Th. Fatigue d WartiasJty an Laager Dreadtere“‘ “<« Clron Cielkfag, Affeafg aa Us laxUhaent PUn 1 a aalliag pobtkr allmlMn lo Ihn liuia ma aa^^gsjsa aaldetag mro wort aad ef a tetter «alUy,to«. OreWitte as: Wo aro alee Hte.FwMItoaro nt tvmx. r rUl’AJTteZ^b^ sML2± ’ Si? crz:. St"JS3£5K?;*5T*S,— fhl.ligm reatoiafag at]tea aad pnm furslrtegptagMn.-' /. - ■-.’»• juT- art ^wTtei'.’imr4 ‘uT4’ “a“T5**’- ” J**™?®” wEmK*" *’»'* TRWIJHtNT J0HX n. POTTER borealglr sathatkrrinae ef a ar of aria ia nd CO., PUMLIBHKRB, rem lafmm- rWILADKIJPMIA • Mkty&*d>aCwy. Mant arsenin i.llaai?. by Iae far ^reriaring toe Dated XeTosab^Bawlin. iJmU W harm MORTGAGE SALE. K5A0. .‘-cy^7J5i.T.2T? i’ £71 iMuTsriTZ SC CKUI>K>u4urtMU.B»iate«>m.-£*.M BOgMKlJX UtatoTSSre. 3yCV“ A rTtyml ead^yi-. terpHtotmlaUligretm-ream., wn^a. VtomaraR, CUT THIS OUT l.».waJLBtest. M.lre. . rfamtoiry of th. Sscred Tn,Ik, m teagbt fa ^Um Inspired Bort^ togatter vilb KOBTOAQE sale. eraLsat HOM tSTEA DH FOR ACTUA1, ALTTLKRN Atataof Gorrrnmaui Itoril. telw.ta WalrLta. -nrtl. gl—eajb ■ WM tyld Stef IW~ I..’.- flonitog Watafcea^te eSnworth from fed Umabo aad North I'late, opre for entry aa And Seta JokhuI ef Agriculture Koory pram grHisx np s efaab at Ito M (l.«i Hooaeraaaa oast dsnghtet tort, ee eight al SIAe mb. will ba mlTrl lb HOLDIXMti 02 THE LATE WAR an ritnimjryonbellngwtnojbr l»7J. sod ale- ci^N.li?;t^4>,'c-m^ A mN. » Turk. taaAmi* follow., IL F.JOBXSIUSR EDITOK. i..eto^ IBI.-FlieTfamOw. Totter,- -tote. •*'*"•* FREE HOMESTEAD OF JOO ACRES, WIIMa BaUraad haaAa. fa • The <Ju'r Aanra^Juunral Pulriri.Diroet Bounty uf 2400. CUAHUM J. I-teTIXUlX. ■Wed for l-a aew edSten uf f ■ tlf-t parephial, -Ilk new arg1- mated free ererwhen. Addmm tt F DAVLS ImrtCre alidiaw U. F. R. B. Co ___________________________ OeAaa. Xsa And a.-rau-eary S’, oom far I Mart aed gate •' ACAMD. . —f M tag of)«1s< a_grt iMMfoeta refoered to Uuaegteel tla Stored repretol^I 1-rt^i *ww*<tesgMfaaa4 MH rimrer elewa uf Ulr-n. Trellu Aa a help to l-amt., Miafal.ro, aad Habboib-aibaal Tartan IS teiSiliug rtedafoto of ttelr mpureio aad Mgh rmUca.-aod to aU altera fa wheat taaartM loun .re fatrmled-.tota aplangU l-.claral Velum, nasal be ormeUaatoL h I. too Kd.bon, Host Buitablu for the Family, Most Valuable lor |ho Smdant, M,»t luatructiro for tho Taacbor. Most Appropriala far the Child, Mort Ussfal fog dtoMfofotar. Mdst latarostteg for tha'Farmer, Mart EMgant for thaPgrior, Mort Frofoabfo for tte Hurty. / DRAIN COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE THE FICTOnlAL FAMILY B1BLK. fa stem, u kte gtotara riradyrifam to. art STS ar ansTKMaM.t>mij w mrr.to-a. -ttfo-r-liBgSNB..,.—. TWU GRAND CAPITALS OF Bnl Kunnf ant it,anal iann in taurin. kter-l. f all -iter.. Th— plain, ,r, mgmr ,.l @5,000in G roenback-s! S.ert.noe Aero, ef Odo. farmiag aad Orosiag »a stoat, i-.ee th. u.ual mr, ud r.nto.u ui Landa o. Ite lim .liter, al. lath. Ogura. They —.11 ba inpee lily eefaMwd. Alan. ggHi!®™® M<cr<I patpM e^ltwutoiald and Mb ar rerylpl. ; Mela of Xobnate. fa th. Orosi Malta .Talty, saw roaaau, far mb arfaag orodiL Thm bogs fare fa a mUd aad bealaby oBaaata, TERHR-Ain vein sdrseee: ***■— t Hora and H-ggy. wuh Mlr.r.m..onle,t Har . oral, wiirllt »*». Use Fin. Inn rd lteir.nl FlMto. -tart Sfart I T.n Frally Ite--eg NoahEl^rZJtoi. far me ^lr. "Z'.’. 7U S Priixm nsn«e from to 210 per Acre. THZ 2GCHI3A1T FAP.im. Superb Prcuiiuiu Engraving I FAMILY AbBtS. WITH OVKR loop ILLUSTRATIONS, 50,000 R F.F KR E NCUfi, TUB rICTUS!AL FABILl* BIBLE aaelatoi » uaretetoi d laformaUre iteI ton oalr reart to. nrad through too ey«. Iu lUaatreilc-iM tarry ee. back to Ite total itapenaaI sror-laoc. - -lb lh« sial, to fa 1- k. tana toad, .nd pe—ri.d. 1 abill Mil al pd-lw train, al lb. north iro.t dear a/ up Court Mom .a lhe CUy at XaTO A UaaUags. la Mid Oral} of Barry aad Mate of U-eliiguo, rtkst tetag Um dree nt boriaeg ibe CireaU Court fad Ur. amely d Barryiaa Friday, ■ha Iw.elr awued (rd) day « Doomter. A fk till, al the hoar of site eefaSk la Um lururan vriYgaaiywd wmre temm tw to w-n Srer tL of Ural day toe laud, aad luo>ta.ula doaeribed la aec “’’’’’TuxIScrUBILLSatBAUK. ia mid sratgrg. tor re nveh thereof as eh.ll Doled Bataarear U. Bn. — Mnlo ‘ l-e aueemry to aeudy the Mid aa-uui-l daeoeaa-d a-.rlg.gv lariudlag said Alter..; Ire sail all legal omi.i to will Th. tall an< goaner deretiaa iwsa'y-m (Hi d towaabio Ay ree wtehfaw la rerohaa. a AIU mere taob iae ftl earth of raege mere (1) wad. fa Ite mealy ri Barry aad slat, at M.<fagaa,atoo.<Lag to lb. UellM ntalmaanry ; .trepll.g tew.eir eat acre naw and ter a ban ring sroued re Ite eretb a>teaf sari fat add br P.ur Uoaerd to ite townafa|taf M»jd»^Urer«. slu a -alar pnr.lege tra D.M. WK.tr ». * " ANDkKW UK MOTt, ROMANISNASITIS. T. ba drawn Mimday. Nev. nh.in. A FAMILY RECORD, tot.ro. Ml» mm am., are rwmuml to atnS Ma Thia rallroly n.w.aatteate Itoek. efisupages ILS rugT.rl.gr. ia .a .Ikaatlr, nnd staa.lar-1 Gift Enterprise, PICTOBIAL FAMILY BIBLE. -r "*lilre”rua'1l7^n71re.r. teal Wamtey. til* day of iittii-tt-jrasi-dHL-vfaWsri: Mp.roto.il. JOHN a KKtAOOd. 1F li.u M.ltow Yart. Bale Agmlfee rta DatedNlatoa. FrtoetyalWtorsoe btalle. Ifaad fararoaSar. AGKNT.t WAXTKD fUR « li d i» M Asa K. .teapbana. Tte 4 UUuo-di. br limn llantarlt, , One. too <Maa. to frank tmi 2s AWtoAtanir t*wifcT b/Vu “*4*7*- AOKNTH WAXTKD t A RICH FIELD 1 A NOBLE WORK The American Washer ! JUHUBEBA, Z.TteXt saita izsxz. S-t-Ezra fa F. N1CH0LN, M fate. Slrml. Clurego. IU. flirup I'nrniul Free Ilornc.l W IM 5S-errS£ J. VmiAhiin.ai M.O.IMBO>AL> aoa_ rarwadm nod sites ite. wan ■ <»’■ r_-ifars2ss.f5.Btt.-5r ,?ttha L. n. SINE’S taTO^ll^M tol My^ te. hta^r •nSaWSSiSfer^ fix n-SS-^TSSSsRSSi* rmm rturau. a. noway sod cnano. J. Dw-ay. mt-en. a .Iffrrnl lo Ike public aa a grval InrIgonlor and rwasody lor ell ImparHita el Ike blued, or fae ae- aseorrtatte «h*4a Ilntn.rS r.rlrto. .ipoara IU irairatii.i. Ha mas immoralillaa, ria oaaaal■ra lo oar pebte aeteola. ciril end rol.gio.. iberty, aad Ha iaaidteeo workings to torero citato, tee Vlttalri SUM .bra... re. tot H. to .m <AUwa mrl ___ neviMi PROBATE ORDER. aTATE or MlCHloajr. IWuaiy at Sa/rp m - Al Dt Welli’ M if Jinteta 3^9^ M^.ruTg: i!yL**^y am. m EgpafeggStt . t=ra£,F^rsir,yigg£,s$S:^£ JURUBEB A. WM. 0. BRYANT & CXJ, r oa as IM DfSSASMS, araiai wi ~~ PROBATE ORDER. MORTGAGE SALE. Ifafaull baaing teea la the reediliea at a aer lain lad.otorr or Mortg.gr mod. .nd .rerutod mite imatert tey of M.y, I. lb. ,«, m Ihmaaad togbl buadrod .al ally aura, by RaamUNa4.and M.rrta Nfate. hi. all., d Maple Uro re, Harry Cnsnlr. ate slate at M-china, ia laser d Aadrvw tfoMeil, of Marebdl, ifohm. If liiH - ;?• ft’ | r|FjlbpHll .r;fr f gS,Tt$wei2T fci-.-ss^ 1 is a 1Vin HT*r-Y TPs Sa'aMHtraK ’"k ,l'^' W.,runted to ...1 la.ui unaE.SE SKjiia i srS Il:b Inrlti lei ? 1 j ’ I Tra.«n PbUtiio, 1 . !rrai-^i’’^isiL’!.r^wrimd. SESsazaseSa pSTSKl|1 W l i® M i l i t ■■ ii ifM fl C ~ bars tlai toea ia m far ym. aad «-••• l-arftal aamlarlian prod .lamb tor our W.tVEKLY. AddrvtoU. V. WHITNEY A CO tS-Stt^'sSK^'gm SSTre rofoCTXSffm dtetafoter la tte A—u-—« ATTacaaaaaT see— i- rROIIATE OUUEK. and ia aa encl f« a.nul.. ia alia and apnmraom. '"taa'rtUto nSSu^rimtnX^ **rr''n ~ “ * <• Ike uncurl tuclura On AmrncM chru-io. tefaml’u rvtoH totol'* ”iU* ll* *"*' >r* k**" ... Hural Meili kamlrtaate —..I, Itme.. TUitjtUllXKant it Uigritor. Ikv>li*te*dato JrMMlwJitoteuundU r ate Aim errd Lee. with Ito January aamter. toet.ry sob wr.terwttop.ya no-m« mor in adraoe^ '■.i'roStei Ta3*Stia« tte pdWtea. Oely rw-JIM.'n Aerue.w hlitorr of the rar oftki. BMOl Woe nttMa roe 1872. •te.lul ao-t adataitod. rirremUaaU.t and On. Copy, -ae year, with Oil i^mmn. |S Oft. rieul areaotll ofll. dlrlrwcl.ua by grw. with ..Ml -ecd-aia. An. Br Mroan. < ultort A Ctemteriia. Kditorert Chicago Trthaaa. fatly -laitru. Aay pynen wnd.ag l lssmm and IW will reW.ana. *21r2L J. H. fl-odMa? A C-. a IbeUMOta. • r Crlua l-a.k Hee. Chicago. ran hair war prruxeo. urrnlar oa appl.—lwa. »e e-r. assay baaoufa) and JrarsbU artmlm , sSurml by no niter paper. wweo TJk Zfot/ uMxr*<> Penwr.-. Whitney’s Ke*ts Foot Harness Sosp. : y^ray1 hti:am nrriNEo. > Mn IT Ote. Black., fblutea ate .<oap s riatxai numUro fully i«v taiUfoa nntn- 20,000 FARMERS. TK GREAT CHICAGO FIRS! uni rail, i<npr<-Tm*.t>la will to n»<le ia IMS. fabrt II elU cmiaia Oae TbaeMed I'agr. ’ . lmrtm.Nplro.lni M |’lala.' h riENTh UASrEU-lt.au »A. maae Twlro Catowd Hodin Catuvno 1 Zk. taoee, el work ter a. ibau M U)iLni>m. Twelve Maaimolk Calarod Vaabw... • Iteuaa— uyni sn^reM*"^ Emeata. fare. ' On. naumad Wood Cula ! The o.lr TtetaUc Gift Itelr-but-to. fa the reentry Twoety-fcur Fagre at Marie 1 AU Ihia -Hl bo (tree far oely Two Udler, s rne wmtoifar Ira lira liagailmof Ite .lea. oo a VontgBACB.t—A r<i—. teeerta i»i!l.er. IN VALUABLE GIFTH • Thrillltg Tain aU Mavelettn a Wee, taminj uer.oo. etetoi,. praaial.iw TO BE DWnUBlim IM -d rwitee^te. dmwevrte - MfflFteteMtaatearlf Isinl njta VLJM xomuJt m?uJklo&k’aTo2k'’' HALFORD ro»ra^Sia!W!!5?«!U) wbunaleeniy by ite Orest Atlontio & Pg'SS-xSSStS'Ef etfle Tea Co.. * Ch.rob Hv Nre York. F. 0 BotSAOa .Sirnd tn n~ Arrter CimUr Xir.xx“.zih" .x srx: ABEMTSWANTED TUB V0U1M >00 1872 will eosisln n.artr 3>i M-. aad stout Ito gas raora.iM" tomawm-iss with th. i.aLw far Tte Crowning Honor Wika ttlb C.elrV. In-'.th-S January erenr third uanUer will .mllan a beaull fal u.tad pmlor. on ,-fatte 2 a )-er,-ta. rtaiwmd Io l-rgiar, F.arli.1 NeruM. Ir-.aiMMra • lleartrredlur Imidrala. TteChrtettaM numtor far t«?t will be a.plead id Srei. t«"i roplnof Ihi. Hook mllii-g per dvr. ■? tomlatas W ” l»r , < <-«' Hiaipia Corry, pml paid Sue. Addres. J W. is troll aad. allteuob r.l.rira al It wilT U Mai tlOIHlSl'KKlr. Cl-Hsip. CltatnoaU or HL Leal. wi^toal aura ateaiv. to all r ml. mteeriten. A Chromo to every Subacrilrar lurnartl. aa toeZhl -tar af Oeteber. A D. ICl. i, —■ .a. __ ____ ttetol Karremr tofatCl. wua.wr ra.lirf.iur. teal >.er and will te C.O.UULDMOOK. rvinatad whffi|MpnMal.rasmo. The paldukar. Mrl tw Attorear lue pimtir. ter.purcteaedand rvprteural. al grr.i eipeaar, Peterson's Magazine rated Axnasliwral pafa. in tte Cante hlalrn Savannah, Ge. ia second in po*!tfoh aa a txittim center. Mine* rich in tue’inio Uwa Jiae-jri'Ied near Ogdon. Utah. The untritiva quaiibH of the potato 1 aro known by iu weight Thu Vatican haa a wax candls whc* I LKCBBRSHIK weight ia tfftt puunda. A literary history uf Fnm* iu bring j TABLE SAUCE, written by Gsurge Sand. rat tur uni ae, tEum M foeaid that the ianrity ef poprda-i FOB FAMILY USE. . turn of China I. greatly exaggrratn! j r-j aa «» •» aax near caasa aarxana Th.. ntibixhiw] m Ru. 1 ropean Turitay u tn Quite rdompfo. NMill ATTACHMENT NOTICE. HttStesa-'JSE-’ass TUE ItLLI tB ihoari ym to- la ar. and how la make sMHeey M Ibo gum Where to look far lb. pn-lla, and tew lo ol.nln U.u How to gays aim S«'.0v from Orb to May. A Cbpy rasa la erar^ farmer Beading boom sad f. O. addroM to ZlOILER g McCtmtlY. Cleofasotl O EWsg®»W Tevery farmer A little girl in Detroit, ajud eleven. telml JteU.tr. Su.roto IrL km. BEING an ElFOHK at lb. HECRKT KITES aud — ■ MYHTKRim at MOKMONISM. l-KICF.O BEOUC'ED. . .1 m. haterud ate uadr-faar d.llan aad tarrow.lh a Rail and aulteelM Malory ef Fraygaary. by <> ate. seat. ISIM.T>> aad an altenty Im nt J. Il BEADLE. Editor of the tell Lak.lLptal.r. u Ir.daJUniCUO, ruputeud tee sari eseead to AgtaUarveireling wllh mproratealod reocuto. We will aupplr the tirenlag foal at fall—. ■we roptela It* mteenten m fmrdara, ember - tlAlLV. a la l-e da).. Head lor C.nelan aad leewlial lb. iwvm oaraelthe —ork. Addrm MATIUNdL CVIILIHniNO CO , Ckisago. 111. Claciaaall. U . 1b.r.teXSK,X“’.iE'< ■nd baaMkarplex <• •>! >te toaactee., ite rdilor WKKkt.Y ■al mailer I. .pniallr adapted l<> tteeirrlr II la at lb. Malmto mA rare are!, aad prurld-t to. ■ alredod to lateral and laalract; aad II haa fa. Magl.Copr one yea............................... g 1 fal rld-v. gued atenta and lite-arv melter of mcni REDUCTION OF PRICES Il I. i.ul rerprlaiex I bat Ite journal, sub .orb T—.sly • •■ ..............................XDUr TO CONFORM To KKUI H KKKLY. la* forty-iwu (111 aerm aueordlM to~ib. GaUed i. -ura'and. -amilm. aad Ite pul-hater, te.l REDUCTION OF DUT1EH. .N.agfaCep, ma ymr................................ te as TufiiSr * ............................... ’’so UT GETTINO DF CLUBS. anbecr-b. In Cueerdl—a with Um hreoieg full. < tTteadiog In wr .tew P,i„ u,t .„g . flak Item will aeew-peay Ifaeealaiarag fall dlrocttom ter toal briw tea stere at barites Ite Cirowti W.U. Wilk tori Mur-.ruru aad aoate redchareH aad eaamiiu .. Warily Smn. weekly -toroue, to deb urgaauon krrnlae foal. K.taiog I'm. PRE OREt rjJtRRPCJS TEA CO., Ilarpta'a Weekly bl Sa !■• •< SI A r. TENET HTREFro. F£0. Bos MU. _ ____ Mnr TOM. darper'a^Marasin. ..zg to s OS MORTGAGE-SALE. I*.Gull bar iag tern mate fa to- paymaal at a Ncnbvrta'ltm1!.:. t .*■ 1 tn Ills NOT A rnrrno-h to NOT -Ml 1. pm- r-nai. .ndenlure orMartgag. beur-ng dale 'lb. ullrtr rated a 0ITTUL ear ia II IMeodad aa areb lare-y aaraad tTSte) gay el April A. II. Ifta, Th. AiiHultortei x ia l.i IT IN A SOUTH faNKBinAN plaat that boo tern mate, .ata-led. ted atearpod. by A. J. flabartr llrartb and ll.a> S tS S «5 “•rd far "say ymre by 11m modiad foctaie of ba-- eraairier u -th rfaearr or a FirW. w. all CopMs far «>. u iitevwl .lira roe, 1 ll .11 UATIVEateUNEUUAUiDFUHI To sack tobaenber to the Ermlag fiml aad 1.1,11 'wternpu.M Iu /d»>rr'. UanriM. Ito-ty'and ilinMiaa UUon tor »..e ymr wM to real twa as- FIKK Of TUK BIPOD aad la a Haro and Fmteul /lea., to .» addrrea tor one r.ar. (to iu; or V iuwm > reach <1.1 r Ximm, s-Ulfad “ Wide lo » at Itarpcr-. prriadirwii. to mo addrma town. ANU BFLCEX KN!. A All KM EXT OR Awal. “ and - Foal Aateep." wbeh ar. earth aS I.IVEB • IMTBU0TIUN OHNTIOtTINKIa URIXAr.i>-l|IOfcrrt« pa-r Kl. LTKHIRK.UK AUDUMINALOBIIAN.H Veto. 1 . IU and til. of item-, tom. far Um 1-OVKRTY PR A WANT OF BLOOD, !NTKBHITTKXT OB RKBtTTKNT BKftora ltte','«1». “u,el.fuu'jy boend in grarauteTRY IT 1 TRY IT It VLRN. IXft.AUATlOX OFTIIK UTrxru tlalk. wlB be Mui by .iprvaa, ftetgkl pre Fm» C’ril. wa will sead Ike Wtally E.utog ' KX. DHtirTtY rrl liOUl.ll CIHCC LATtDB OF THE BLOOD, -<BH1 Tte pealag. on Ikrjir't Itntr la JO cal. a l-tal fr-ai^tosfauu*?**[! g,r J1"C"2J ” CDMU, TVM0M. JAUXDICK. t car. w 1,-t 1, mnH te pud al Ite an (.writer'• p- .1bCIHIFULA, DYBFKPHIA, AGUKb fKVEKOR THRU Ad-traa HARFKK A UUOTIIKILS. Now York COkCOMITINTN. Hpacimia XomteraofrteErnUugFMlKeatrree. la torltad la ante tea II1 taste asd nenra Frn Thia popular Manlkly Uigmlna .irniear. far Jkohildrva'a theatro is to Ira elected in AMERICAN1**’]&KM JOUENAIa Ibo sn.a.1 ibas any la Ite world, 'll has Ibe teal r.„l-rrj tot.ta... li.. bnl ong-.al Mann, and Women are admitted into fifly Atneriran Cullagm. A patentee of straw patwr in Scotland ia named Hay. M l-wr.h.y wuh rh.ur. to n-ekr ».. io St” per day aalfrngaar -aw : rlraod While W.r, ■■ ','lutto. l.lor. r They leal fer.rrr : .re.pt. nilhrim Ibra Wira*Works, eae*W*.'lr~’< A Mm!.- Um. N. T. or IX hearten. Hl Chkagu ■■■■ "thea-nectap. imo-etaiycu wui, iu aalailao psUtasilm tert. (tJTMAkt BKTAXTMUT. WtarornjanchMUsitoalB said la Ulurtralfaa Tho Grand Duke Alexia a-lioirv. bra- Pau k-t’o n“ h a Fsc alts, Add ram nettwa. te. All «— ar om-hatr th. Chraara jirwm. CHEAPEST AND BEST OF ALL I The iearoa ol lira uulbeny cnataini THE JONtM^CALEWOUy. * nitrogen. Splruilitl Oflfen for 1872. ^Fonr ilady paper, in Parts are off-r- Twenty fr"’ Himlooa am studying law in London. pMYCHOLOaiC ratolmtlo. Neel Cbormlag, 1 **fM»«byMsrtort Ba^tlee, B. A.Howto ^2btulTT-” lw'*iffaL>?*l,*‘> ** "*"' w’1"’ a u-oetoad otter woadais Friso by'uuk ^1 » yrSuSKXM-r LiW. CVAXN. fob. «1 i Hb m.. Irtlted.lpbtn Fo. iiihiffliHifitoOiikft :gnii DOJTT BE^A FOOL, "sxst£5Sll's Chicago, lie, CiadeaaU, 0., Nt. L-.U, Jfa.* t' ’ jr.-.iir-.l luiralioa oi tbr Age Ki.l .AAloanaltatteUMtteaM lie* «r SW..4 St-all-pox can bo ptnranlad by bum-1 »'«»£. Abe. Bartae’a AaloeulK Kawu-s WlK'tbi.r tar ta>rta( >*811 M«r direst liuiu tte mg rndphar in bmww. «|. Work fwrefctir, ate will pat *>r lbr«Ml>r> ■ ail inuou.. ia eenos tester ate later. Itate Tha <•* population uflx'ndm it 700,­ u fcanrl?iw« honk to lfa« manafawtar.iw, 000. ' ■ J. D (U-BtNO A «>. ; Ijeaeeao. UrtapWl Co-, .tar Turk । Bar roam* are M-arcrfy known In Scot RALE ON EXECUTION. iiiW « ffl ; ggSEggiSsg ruMyl^^m^aS^tEE; Fndraed ia eaere aaIteme.i to aeule all dulri., recdr. aMseya da. la aald grm aad to par all lodabtoJaeae sow saiaUar agsfaal said grar' CUArLKN FRICHARD. ULTfELLAER H-UIXON. Dated nakfatoto. O«L l>, IS7I. assggq i Mlffl Si.Jii W | .uii.Ms wax n.i'..;™;S".' ;r Till’ Elixir of Hauimn-li.1 klrgittfana. | 4rve» tteaa eefa'a Co .Ctea^.lll., ..r I’lul. .1 •> or Witch Uaz>-1, >•» pn-| axed iu tin- w.ood Su"xt%E . v. Phibririphia Uuivcnity Dupunaary, in darinx Ite ..... >rai u. .rear aate-i.ter »t Marr. . fate.am. <M V-tauu Ulate l.ur..<. . a day. is a "wry rohable wmedV for nearly all Sorin, uf fraud- weokne* OCLOCK. il®'l ■!HWi fijh in railroad cwra and spreading the ui»- General Glean nys. lUMJss- J^ts- • Noncaa. fHr 8UB8CKIPTioN8. -1872. /te-^r’a ll.rats.oe. ,ta,. * w0 NEW kEATUBES FOB 1872. A. Kktrs Cory at .liter lb. Jtyu.a<, Hte*y. a' ",'L " Tit11** »«• erary Ctuh at AllX bXraXTKXXT. Ar. Nulmanfaan al fl an ,,«k. la aaa raetU'aooa- J-TEe llalbtalMUa |to^lj^^^Mt^ -• tin Cupua fair »x> tM.wlttaMt a>lraaw*y. 'e'jttepltee.te Ite/taA JtoMMa.-iraty.sml Are... to on. addrm. far one ymr, f>« on or.leu J Itoyar’. I'cntelrsh. Urea, teim fat K w. x.«S3-xa:2ss.ix-.xJ“ Mate Xamfatae can l>« wj-plwd al arr time Th. mnual Volans at/totar*. trMty.in aesr tefa binJiux. will fa. urn! by rim mi. trw «w -. ■Orach. A cwmplaia Stet.eaaaatMtac Fearteaa 1-lainra. MwlMtacaipt at caah at th. rale at s.-asssas’Ki’isES ■• ;■ |-»- lol . trairi.i al .lima, nt partfaaM. V.dtata. Itv . ,taZ Janeir. IM, ISH Tte |.ma<a on /L.yw'a iTrnty la -.0 ceela a *'”>J re-, ■ hr. mail La |uld el Ite aO»teOb«r’l pool Irwm ths Utewtes eouarai AKntna*atZta*‘,*‘ Addrm HAttrXB UkilTUERA Twt. ■VafatitfUg tin ini astyisrd wvri of tfofriUm LU mrM*' 8 t3251t o,^±z. “‘^r _ P- B KHAW. xUrrt-Ha. Fa. Army guan aad Bor al rar. boegbi .'"faZdi *rr. AgmiawaMad j»TOBpOHA«f T Tte teal pafatiMlKM'ef Ila eiata In Aii.rr.ca, aad u> ter etete at aU alter warily Jter.,1. a. eat “ ae!rw.EJ‘’to!'*,dW’l"l"r”* “ dsett tel!ul>aa.<.troe4IO( malwVltelar.p-lai ■wenllful, Inteehirwteted'to^te ttemnlry.- Ateu, Tmr^„ H arty la Um b«l ate uraat interval me illaalrata-lN..r *taiu rate, de- eram m ebarwter. jte , ■sMirofth. rol.m. )u.i pete emu illaaliaiteaaekta*. 1 la nteieo-wallilirmu'Jr'fm.'r’tel’ “J Ite”,/ erartl—eonad. ya^:.Li'js;a.gST.“j- li til5j CHICAGO ad its Kl'lWIOH The Elixir of Morroty. Is highly serv- i iceable in nervioua affroti ’nt —- Harper’s Magazine. All of our prit'rijiwi depots ought to | lull ate vuu.ptrle hiaCi-y nt ChlAge- ter neat, havejquarnatina rogulatimH, topronnt A prnteul ate taiara. With siaiix arrtara. lue, perunu hboring undi.r small-pax and drtna ate IUI 4«uita vl tte illaaalrr. far llu. 1'. Tira Elixir uf I'upuUu Trvmuk‘Ua* ia equlh reliable for diaoaras of tha kid­ ney. and bladder. J- Tte Mterl 5r«lf«f« nt oar cvaalri . (tea. elate la ail Un. L-HlUu .fa. Am.-.ian Fem My faml./tayr . tltel, l.a. «rnte I-- lltef. «y^y»j||e,J»AJrarest rf«»>Uiatlea.~- SrafItar irw oae^Ua oapy <4 Ww I'ltlttTUN ■ X luLll. airm-claaa «<.«!> Hta.eal. |.«LI,ah.M .iratoarailuAtaa. * Ite X.W VnrX but* Co«<te»n« «r C.IU, roa*iderabk quunutio, takaa at high by Noniota dclislulal Im*aia punted nt Ike uli.i*. aa4 a>«tatawaiteama*na ef l>r. K It Ctevm. Tenet *S •** te$ <*■*- Xilirt*. I’eb hater VIlKtoTlAS LKipE. I*. Btawte.r. nt and Mil.tact Im far Uuy.er.Trrr grad.'treai Something doing in or. Holding. !».. YerkOay. __ '_____ rixhteestn agikr. tte acmuilc iupcia. whil. IVanirea, not nittmdod to bo k»j>t, anfacrUiT pr -T.^nJ u. d.euod tte atUnimn al plcmty. PETERS'..T'r.‘X?-,!S-rx tte Irarunl. ar. y.l aduiifel-lr adapted U. ite Honesty Ina, but at low prints law'l l1u.HuK.wml H( a'rr « |.I. r.lairamg. and iltalpird a. much to »l la tteM tun... W. will ■iiHa.r rwrrecl latoiioalma roac-reuig cerrrel L’aury rndicr tint. rewetikr diarmery aan cveM bo II II waa ifaror. 5-v . taa'. ’ tar" «v Extortion tint alw. . pa of lb. - Itaatety far Um tlKailno at Vtafol * IteWkdx’.” Th. srral .Irtyu of llarprr . » to Covetuurnr,.., num? (atul than ehol‘etonilalKte. and *-.»•! muuiunl ■ era, inerMidng talrlllpsl Awcriean familim'ln wtort* Ti : •— ' * . as —— ’ Jtyu-ta-- weald Bill b. as appreciated aa.l bial.lt a<tow(weat T1.crm.eu iiMaUil, ^4apttaa ix Novkmbkk.—M". Quimby arytt w.lteul. * Uauy j/a.al|nia ar. acrauiolalrd in the Agrici.Hurwt “ Unteg containing U Hlitrd. Ttere ia Snl a kteya-a. Uiet bee. may lie painted nuwwithom injury to them, and now Hives ought als» to lie nUJil AITAAfi r^' »"pr»k frenrb -Uku-IoI »o II. .nwta. a.d nMcbanirel .aero painted, that they may thonaigblv dry Oil OSrwrtt t.et.rii LIVE NtaN.-Mmuaile Uta. Tter. m aal a rterapta Jfaye.-i*. pubh.ii.d. Tk.ia 1. sal, mof.<w*r. a won- popular U»/tbefore another year. Ua» dtffurem ad­ /r«roy,ta«‘w ’■•"“••s' ria. iaUMworU.-A'.eAap.'eU/Lmatod , ilFJfB?’ WAIlDrBfcEt TIEIFH orn, that each boo mar know it. own Il I. one of tte wtedara of^mraahue—IL. nlhive at a glance. Ventilation nh-iald tw tlnui lairrary. |UIgitev W,.k|» XeeararH- Itanal manaymlel nt Uirjav'i - Fkr .W.-mra' •wttrvd by holm two hr three inc he. *?*“ FT”*.' wjuarv at tho botom. A good. |4au for acedui]dialling thia is tn have a box, two SUBacm IT10N8.—1 «7± or three inch.-, deep, of the natno girt as ZX.ru.-. Jtyan... ... mar to the hive, set under it, with a hole in one An Litre Copy of nlfarr Ite JJapa.-..-. II uty. of its rides covcrvtl with wire cloth. lari or llaair mil Im i.pp te-1 grail, farrrrry Clute it be where the wind will uocdrivtfdi nffa.a Kuterrltera el *1 m rach le oe. nml rect^y through iL tanev. uni Cuptea far »». m, wiUwat .lira copy ae.lta.ta.! J U. lOKUatXl .x.- t ank , lata. Caw-pox i. a reyy ditfan.nl diwor.a X»v lun ; i: BumiStaU M . Itau..a, 1UM . . two at H.IVute^ata’*-’m eMrvai to frost smali-pox, but it baa the power tu ■ cat Hu ttawafe, fit. prevent tbn Utter whdB the pcrern i» Hack Kantian eon In- .appi.ad M aay Uaw. properly vaccinated. Die plan of ioocA n.aiplHa art of Iti'an't Atyoler, now com ulating tho row with small pox, thi n snaiecll Vulwere. io a-al drill biodm*. will te tehi by .kprrM, Or>a<.t al elpaew of pur vaccinating from tin' riiu% t» iw bets 1 ’J.p‘taJ rJ£L'n.=< Fatatl 'lari. Silk Inti rteav. to »1 n par iriuata. glapl, ,d»ic.a. mmeoa teu u. ~t>UM Fal. r.l.. |< r*. . ter than inocoialiud tui-l quit" a* dangetby eraipue »i Ou. < lotL ...... to b-u-1 * teenUwaieereefll. l-«r-. u-oiaikmz lk» oua, while it ir l<* ptotidfiko than vac­ Ntar Cvtuua kr cevnura v.Jl all larj;? iltoa, It- iOS, It canla. nail, pwtmld. Th. iuoiij. na Afup..-uM I. ;| emta a cina. rnrrvM"*’ ri Mertaetaat XA-irannta. I'ateei year, whirl, niual fa. paid at 11M eebtenfarr a LaUaaMl 11*1 t«r ubiusioa t*atir.<a. emiud «■ Addrm' II Utl-KK A nMOTUKU-i.gnr Yak Tavtxu Ifowx (loan Viau.—Thia M. CARLETON, •‘A I^jKnitaff t/ NrUtes, Plnuurt, anJ should be don* imbv dirwriuo of tho WILL Imtruftim" rows the cane, laid on tho nuriacn of the *‘B«taay am«l I itrv Out.** ground, and earth thrown over flu tn u-tfct ats rlttii tea ; Rarnor’c Roxar with a plow apsde. Ifcoven-d in for- I HE Be 1KUII WecKLi iKlSUrtc. B»a< Faaiity X«rafap«r la ite Quuriry. »; row. in damp ground, there i« great Tte error State ter rtiariounr..ui ana ciriir danger Of the '>iltla becoming «o enakad ar. 4dwxuTHN TRIUUNE. Itarraii. Mtak. aa to rot Croup, catarrh, aud cold’ in chqdron can be rarvd by giving iqiral j-arta uf the ayrup of aaapim.ria and cod>liver oiL- । a’i ftaowfa. rZdmemm Art THE AJUDAXEs legal lB KruatniPLY tlXtatTRATEP. sAMPUi oopira «ei: UNIVERSALISM. J .......... .... . DISSOLUTION XOTirFNote, I. hereby gir« lhal tte m-pan..nit•» of Fnrhard A Ihain. ate doreg b-l-.re. at too Diuchgy A Co's. Column. ft PaywAi HaFWw- Harper’s Weekly. ___ KEW APVERTlflEZMrTS. ihift CUNIWRANGO ! PHOSPECTU8 f'OR JS7X i nrra tear. - M J*** every oppa-mulv far ulw.rr.bon in fww .ork, will apply m well to pianoi swcuun tu au. OTAnax" r ■barer hoMo: . Twro has bran* t gad- iuuMt ■Uthmm awl aentcua... Wo notaw also num.- cAtl £>.- rogv-vv aad ra^whty. } WELCH *. CRirriTHS Meelee, Xmu, w Dwell, Sira. :|l» ''~V I nri<Wo.-0Ta . ravk otcv'I, bn! tho tanaad ioroti* I -r ibl-i. BproniUhm tad wubewj-m ns bolting MUIAM. KECXE A ctr* FIhkI Eitruet. Th. <i«..a«r»l r.«w4j to. C»arrr. rlrphilu. Onwa fllbwy actira, wiu> a raUiug SrruleU. b.ws. Fn-B^-wrr l)Mi«*MrfU. rial Kh.uw. aa.l all llkmair BhHal IharaaM. la )>tv 'Ad.i-it iv.ii; ra'm p iniuin Not i&ueh domau I for trash. i-xt.ypt kmhnrlllM M Ural rwa.l.t II >a tea »-l -y— t.w. aUanl.r* •«< bto-l pu ", *tnaU <[U i.ititi,., - hoi-famJ.-m. rilWf Itw-•*. K« h,f all Dre . x>*ta. m pi«a b>4Candor UMchongod. t-n, kiriefantone eer««<■<.. Hal.e>u.k s«4 Upriltfourra U.a dtwttward rofaL Minto .ma rose lUr a. vira-rtar. OlSi. and «-*lmAra->,.« c^a, six ». 2*1 fur th. ritchl dull and qufot , Modntiy b«. <lnclht»!. I Ispht tbiimunl ...r justice; nd iu«nh u|r«<td. ■ .-•*•,■ real 87^| jcuntrfug mur>< a-i.rn fna smL . |A M«»i ou».uowi donq in t.jek« pick­ ing ;, would b« b.-tur- but far tho p» nrKKOMK lft .inHr.il FAGEU, IS-.Borioiim .us.. ia .nLih.r.i». I|antra 1 Keamriefaal 1-11110^14 BtHMbraaaiug ratii-r tictjvg just now. t«*alal>lta.w-lk ttaMnelUna. ami ropaJarity -Many and |ir4, hi U ax TWO COLORED PlaATER tbr>OK-u>a04|4as.fnI maKmx Wataa. l-awn. nrat and a-ruud eaU. . Oar*o. it TM buHtomraal a.i.l l>,.t FttlB Ixxo uf grxxltuon and of p» J uwu AL flVlbK In Um W. Ki AD tar Tri. Creia. i. rather quiet. sTteitUtSnMa. NMa<e*rln Charity of tb’u tlraX quality Bttfa offer­ ed k>Wrt grade, art it. demand. ..pc rally if tltfty pnnai «• juici nriuivr aouTvj-LVit » ranemtitj rather ri-arct: and demand NEW YORK OBSERVER moderateIly|nit>riay—&-tne stir ; we may any eiDAf-Y*"‘jU? * a' *CU , latlle diaug in .tabbing and rapu. I)ruuk<mte>*-Mlicit utfr’.tl and a good deal taken Rocklemp.fa in d-m -nd - •w 'l'i® w«U A ^6's Column. yfflWft^'oRIFFtTHS — —1 W W w r~ i foUnwing retwrt of tho M*u of th« v '' '''' -T7r. Henry War&BMchv's THI GREAT OAXTSE aS rora A Leelam ae Ite Balata. Treater.- C^ggfgxgWBW � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-11-29.pdf 3b615583241c22b8cd46e8ab159ea410 PDF Text Text -------- —lite Th« Rj'r'I’ucuH Ttt« ffofilsuciyl The Banner Comi ,ir usoriKtfS. a'Akxr r«..J HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. NOV. 2^1871. hi iiiiii 7039 out the door of tho adtoo! house and Here Bud stopped in fright at hw trow •IW oat. -Bud, Tdtfk. toseeyon- roi ability, for he had run hi* wusSoMY tore on that Ef ho don't • take it fete Bud did not enro to sae the master, like C piece teamed by heart, a* though his bead to btow us op.” Hank waa tor baited fitly revived to “thresh him” afraid that if ha Mopped he wwuid not now white. . i and have done with him. Bat he could have courage to go on. — Bone of the parents came along, ao- not berk out, t*tan> Dot tn light of• Ralph said that ho did not yet belong chloi-.tly of covrse. and stopped to ere the i to any church, and ho was afraid he fun, sure that Bud would thrash tins cunldn’tdf. mush good. But hi. tone 14oa*t «ani YIm rest of you," Mid j wae full of sytnnaffiy, and. what is botmaster if bo tried to break in. Email, Ralph in a ffedfod way. a* he saw that j foriImu aympaUiy, a yearning for *ym!Unk and one or t*o othon war reoolrno Ralph. It was just five minutes be­ fore Bine. . A' rwmor pom gainpd cur­ you'd want torn*­ rency that ho had br-a aeon rang to " Mid Hauk, a* he Clifty last evening, and tbat ho bsd tmt oo<M bask, .though in fact Ralph had coma back, and had slept al Squire Hawking. ' -frisi't tiae Barter,” cried Beteey. swi the augur-camp by tbo school hDno, carrvilg a board. “11.1 hot" laagbod Hash. . ’'b. । think* hit’ll amoko ua out 1 guM* ba’ll find ua ready." The' boy* had lot the OUR ACORN PARLOR UAtsfcjrt, GUKPinWE.' TX1I«HAi> f _A'AL.KNCWENBiEH. AND Domentics of all Popular Make, .... U'CTiebp Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA Boots at Prices that would Make a Quaker Eaaugh. Hats. Caps, and ^rorrrtrs, MARK ItPSSPXL Clothing. UOH’UOJV CASH STORE. CHAPTER XIU- J. P. ROBERTS r BIBLE, DRAKE. M. D.. RUGS Sutra aid Mettaiical flutist’, Wc lu> e a Full Uw of BLACK SILK which we Medicines, The German War La. forced die French to put a heavy export gTaru: ouo?tana. Ladie*. now is the time to secure a Silk Dress Dye Stuffs. g£OOU AX0ST1 You will not sec them as cheap again hi a lifetime. gCHOOL BOOKS, gLAXK HOOKS. Argyle Plaids and Satines, School Books $ Stationery. Vbry Stylimi and A Stscoou run n> Minor. The school cloaod on Munday evening as usual. The bora had boon talking . in knots all day. Nothing but th* LuiL I dog in tho sloudar, reaoluto yvuug mas­ I tar had kept down the rising storm.— Lot the teacher low morel support at »re »c at very low figures. dutr oirSilk*. Chxaf. PRESCRIPTIONS AND Barlow & Goodyear. Years Experience CITY PAINT STORE CIMMISI ■* 1««W» WI THIN THH REA01 W ALL PAINTERS 1IV«™ avtry day Miai^d for less than our usual price, mJ* ***„®^a "hf i>artict who say they are unable to nay so much. '^^f^aS^c^ta ha^ Paint*, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, MM Ar­ tist’* Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shade*. •opt that ba fait euro of Email’* agwney in it aotavwberr. Even Hannah had slighted him. when he called at Means’* on Monday mornins to draw the pit­ tance of pay that was duo him. He bad expected a petition for a bollday ou Christina* day. Such holiday* are deducted from the toachar’e time, and it is itutemary for the boys to "turnout" the teacher who refuses to grant them, by barring him oat of tho •chool-houM* ou Christmas and Now ■ Year’s morning. Ralph had intended to grant a holiday it it should bo asked, but it woe not ask»«l. Hauk Banta waa the ringleader 1a tbs driaffrotion, end be had man egad to draw the enriy Bud. who waa present thia morr.in g, into it. It is but fair io rar that But! was in favor of making a request before retorting to extrema mouurva, but he was cvnruM. He gave it aa his solnmn opinioo that ths ■master waa mighty peart, and they would be. beat any how sums way, but be would liek Use master for two cants e! Im warn’t to slim that he’d fad »• he was fighting a baby.” And nil that day tbmgs looked blank. Ralph'e eowitenanro was cold and hard as duns. arid Shucky tinnWed where ba sat in front of him. Beteey Short tit­ tered rathor more than usual. Ano: or a murder would have sortued amusing Hastings, Mich. WELCOME MARBLE & steinhoff. Horsemen ATflaSl iOS t dassi/swar- rti'ws , WKWTT. wgy of doin’ it Ha semned to be kind of glad that wo wa* to bo damaod, and be preached sauMtliing Uko *omo folk* awrars. Il didn't sound a Lit Eke the Chart th* little man preached alxiut tho night afore. • 8o what dore mo and -a -I thiflk bo was a wort of a Pte* reArr hunaelC" said Ralp^alowjy and Um bovru ot: tho ctomanv, loapi-1 to th. ground, tutored the auuoul Imjuso, mi 1 opened tho wiadowa The sehiwl won followed him, and all was atilt. .. w i, C .i___ i. , ’^Y^Wteayr’ said Bub, almoat Ralph grew red. ■ You was a-waitia uu h« hut Bun­ day right' afore toy »y~, and a tryin to ketch my aUoutiaa mo-iffo wh« yre’ro ttan i* aome mteunderatanding.’ Hartsook spoke slowly and full bewildered. ' 1 tall you that I did not speak to Hannah last Sunday, and you know it? ‘ HannerBed's eyM grow large. •Hmmab’’ HareU g-rad furAn..lU. aud looked aroutid. • Han noli. Ho ouuld not ret any farther than ths namealflrrt. ‘Why, plague talk it, who raid Hanner f .‘Miready said you were courting Hnaakli.' aaid Ralph, Staling round in a wbat Oifty blk. say* aboal Flat Crick." broke In Bad. ”1)0 vou think I could ti «rt bring baptired ?’ bo add J|y- ’ • • . V » 2; W . “Why not? Lat’i begin the Lest wo can, by hi* .bril “You mean, then, that 1* Mirsntly! WeD I’ Wow teoky borei Mr. Hartaook, rf yw »u te n» Uai nr Meter trod, I’d liek you HU yer hide wouldn’t hold shucks. But I any, s' writ you and me and th* gaU-i-Mt. don’t you never belUro anything that Lis a-cul.tu.-uod place upon the liard, backless bench. •• Why, Ehocky, haven’t you gone yot?” ' .“No—air—1 wm sraitia’to see if yua j ; , • , choke him eo t Or, was it the wierd thinirhta that he expressed T Or. wee it the TMoUuetiob tUt Ehocky was Han­ nah's brother? Hannah—to far, fsr away fruci him now ? At any rate. Sbookv. looking up for tho smite on wWhbefod, -w th. rotate.r-girf th. milkier’, face tbst ha-1 b%. m luuJ a* done, and £slt just uno liof tear ua his band. . “PVmm Hod’s forgot you. toe.” sai l tfiwckv in a eort of hrif-aV-I-y “>«tern— away from Hat Creak. koa«>e m7h.ni- i. etre-Uktow bodM «Sri ?w“ know. tarifacHuy eentlr into tho fire, moved ifowly emt ^Sfoteky r'calted the master. FARjfE.BS W'nough nobow- You eea «y deader waa up. And when my dander's up, I wouldn't pa up for the devil hiaeeU, thrown down, wad ’Uaak Banta rushed out, robbing his eyes, coughing frantic­ ally, ami sure tbit ba had been blown up. All tho lest followed, Bud bringing ’ up the rear aulkiiy, but coughing aad sneering for dear life. Each a smell of * sulphur as ramo Irotu thr> school house ! had to loan igamit tho fence |"t£. ns all were Out, Ralph throw ’ as him. Leastways I wuulda’t if I * iLiirJlaW.?1 ■to buy- ltelicv.tbvy.aUU. Tb^'.ptontyMte AtbouMDd miles swny as desurrei it, •nd I don't know as I'm too good for it myself. But ho ptobod Hat na, end Btuck it in oar faces in sech a war 1 **tTte hri^hi1 “Do you think that Jcaua Cllriri ould—wvald—well, do you think ho d d^_a |«rr, unlarnt Flat Crickor like School was dismimwl, and Ralph, in ■tead of returning to the Squire, s’ Mt out for tho village of Clifty a few mites asray. No one know what ho went for. and some suggested that be had ‘«toi*d Bui Bud .ahi “bo warn't that air kind. Ua was one of them air sort aa died in thrir tracks, was "Mr. Hartsook. They'd find him on tho ground the aax' morn­ ing, an-i hr 'towed the master war made of that air «rtt of stuff as would bum the dog-on’d ole school bouse to ■ ashes, or blow it into .pbnlers, but what he’d beta. Huw.umdorer he’d said ha w» tegtea’ u> help, and help hawodd; , but all the situu.0 in Goiter wowldn t be ’ no account agin the cute they waa in the JLUOUR WORK iMRJMJVTKO Office will tall Bui wfeat ft Is nil about, won’t ' ' ' r “ You know well enough. Folka my* vou know more’boat tho robbery at tiio Ihitcbmna's than you ortcr But I don’t belfeve it. Far them as seyt it u liars and thieves tlicirttelvre TaVi for nona of that And 1 •han’t teB you what It i* fcr. 8o now if you won’t Ralph's voice was new heard demon 1- travel, why taka uff year coat and giti rradv £rr a ihraahsnw. ' lug that the door be opened. , ” I#d’e enwa her," aaid Hank, turn ing livwl .with tear M the firm, coafoteal tone of tho master, j Bad straightened liinsvlf np. “ Hank C're a coward. I're got a mind to you. You got mo into ti-.is Idamed m^endauviroawtoittoffauk. You •Why 1 could chew you all up " iost tech one af lheseere fastenings, nud i’ll lay you out flat owl your back nforo "I know Itai" you can My Jack Bobjnson. “Welt you’re tho gtittieet friter 1 The master was dlmbing to the roof ever did soe. ami at you’d je*t kept off ary ground I wouldn't a-lottahed you. with the board in hand. " That nir won’t win." -kugbod Beto Jansa outaute. Ho nag that than was, no awake. Even Bud began to bouo that Ralph would fail for ooc*. The muter was now on th® ridge polo of the school hooM. He took a paper from hi* pocaet, and deli benlaiy poured die content* down Uu> cliitqaey. Mr. I'vto Jone* shotitod “ Guncowder’." and started doWfa the rood to Ixi oat of the way of th* rxotoeion. Dr. i in. H* didn't ■aid Budd, who Th* Itttk port earn, lock and Wood before hfaa ••Sborire, you musa’t think Ovl ha. forgo tten you. God i*ap tbings put -, FOXX'S J low nnd fcyyoctftfcni u .yJ 1 �JaeMed to promt to our Minister, tho swwrev Lrt < Hun. E. B. Waihburra, a magnificent not so bleated, srrrire of pfate fa, reknowisdgm-Bt of pie. So mote bis devotion and efficiency hiw tte Ev«ythtkg undent received nt the .. s»d sssph^r. Twu! epeak al greater length in my oral, ami in the meanwhile rsmaiu Yours and the Bisses’* well wisher aUftirad. GILLETT A HALL. .... oacfa to six mouths in the Psnltentlarv and a hnc of *250, Mr Ashbury rem unceo all intentions oi ever con tending again lor the Queen's rap in Awifoiu waists. PnorrcTtox vs. Fun Txxnx.—The D*w ■ minion of Canada (including New Bruns­ Wick and Nov* Scotia) reports a total popnlafam of 3.4H9S4 ; .bowing aa irarnasBof.Ml.fi percent in the last ten years. During our but decade, our population increased from 81.44S.3S1 to 88,588,101, or nearly double the ratio of the Cauadaw Considering tboir vast expanse of fertdn unsoitfad territurv and our loss of not lew than one mill­ ion penraa by oar greet civil war and its consequences, w» submit that the Mr. Thoma* Murphy, far now a year uJ » iulf Collector rf the pert of New York. h»» rerignod, usd the resignation hw been accepted by thn Preaidant, who has appointed Gra. Charter A. Arthurto Um vacuatpos- Tho New York in South Carolina, are now beginning Io admit that no body pays any attention to their noise. They appear to bo really getting angry because tbs press and tbs people continue to treat their howls of distress as the stop thief cry of tho rasoal who thus expoets to elude pursuit verdancy awl protend to indignation af­ ter socl> a virtue fa no longer in them. They are old convicts and have bern of­ ten caught before at similar gamte of political dpefit But tho Baltimore .Sss of toMay appeare to feel not only indignant, but in­ sulted at the pvfert iadifererae which the country manifests toward its daily Thu Enipon.r bf Russia, Alexander IL >• said to hnvn sigued the temper­ ance pledge st the request of hfa wife. | Hua. Garrett Davis has ju.<t rorievvd Mitinn r.._ his ______ _ *5,000 fur services■__________ as lawyer t.forKentucky io lbs Wolf Island case. The wife of Mr. Rlaino presented N'ot.ltb>rimdiug tho great drotroethe Speaker with n thirteen -pound girl baby on Sunday morning, October 31. tlou at property by the Chicago fire sod The Secretary of the Treasury has other tires In the pine regfora along tte derided that iron barges uf foreign build cannot be used on the Misaiaaippi Biror with grout pleraure tliat our Fall and in the transportatiou of grain Irotu St. Winter supplies of pure Drugs and MedLouatoNvw Orleans, ssrsv vvsss Arthur X Brood, a forger, wav aen- l«lii<M la larger and chca|>er titan ever —Ug**l»,7- ”* J*W*r«tei XvteM. IfataslL tsneed in New York. Saturday, to throe before altered far sale In tho city of JpCMITVJlS’ ■ ’ Cw in State Prieoa and to pay a Hasting*. Raving long somd the pub­ of II5.O00, to stand committed till lic In our present capacity and knowing the wants of the people wo are fully Parker, Demacratic, f%2D9. Democrat­ Kuth Carolina bring hunted like wild ic majority, 9,007. Vanderpool still livra and is in the ! beasts to the . woods and mountains! lumber woods above Midland. Tbsro Well, the fact fa, that people are not no is no foundation for tho reports of hfa deaU.. I wars formerly. They hare saffiriont Gwwgv Jones, of the New York Tfaus, hard sense to know that where people is menUonod aa a raniUlatu foe Mayor, ' hare to be hunted to the woods by law I officers, they must have fait that they dSeereed hunting, or they would not vul. untarily leave their tanua and take i to 1 the woods and mountains, likitylhe beauts to whom the N.ui cutui>ares them. It is now thought that Hou. Revenly • I Johnson ia in duly bound to divide with I he Ssa the large fee which is being i collected in South Carolina for defend- ’■ ing the Ku-Unx; inasmuch aa be used give him foJUO if he will do it in a ‘•virthe colnmM of that paper aa an adver- I tious and gentle manner." The man who prefers hi* honor to i tisiag medium to get him a nice fat yob as Attorney. When the ex-minister, Ufa interest is tho typical fool to ninei tenths of mankind. To tho one tenth bo is the typical Men. xca: Fifteen years ago I last visited thia, tween Murphy and tho President. Tho ' then alow, but now thriving and growreagned and resigning Murphy tells the rag viltagn of Brighton, Livingrton On., President that he baa been “ (wnwecuted Michigan. In those primitive timer far righteousness saba” by the Tr^aw Barrell’s tine of four bone stage. land­ and other cvil-mindmi juuraafa But ed m nt the village Hotel after a heavy he hae borne it all in patience far the' ride of 6 or 7 bom, tifad, duaty and crows. Now-mark the change which a Eailroad produces. Two hours bowling lore suffiriently. to serve tho gives it up b would daruag- 1 The Presides resignation fa , and waa evidem of pouring tho Murphy’s tearful heart Ths Preeidcnt was » glad to got rid of Murphy that ho did not weigh the word.* used in giv­ ing him a “ character." Neither owghi kfatorot attendee. Hup’t Brew derives any friend if tho President to weigh great popularity ia thia farming cunnauthem. It is fa good riddance far Presi­ nity or account of his Democrat!-- style. dent Grant and for tho Ih-pubfa an par­ Ha can wear an old coat and handle ty of New York. CH the new appointee freight with the best of his employre and we know nothing, and tho New York I public ai^ear not to know much. He . thereby. At ell events it ia a nice man ner to learn. and fajt in the lone rut I find Brighton vastly improved and i of tho war, and received the brevet of Brigadier General. Up to about the time of Tammany Hall's cxplori-in, he new stores, and dwellings are springing hold a 110,000 office under that organ-, up sB around and the . roads, ones so uation—a fact which does not tpeak too ! lonely and quiet, are now noisy with । well for his political or braiuea. integri ' ty. But that he is . decided hssprovement on Murphy is pretty certain. As be was born in Vermont, graduated at 1 Union College, and is a lawyer by pro­ femion, he may bo ssppooed to have a I respectable education, which Murphy’s I birth ia Ireland did not allow him to ob- ■ I which they are no justlr proud. Oh tain. On thu whole, whether consider- ’ slow tU ftfy Detroit, “cf all thr sms sd educationally er politically, st fa an rcmmictcd to thy charge" this one of improvement on Murphy, and wo con­ helping new Bailroads cannot bo proven when drank, and that ho admitbal being gratulate the Preaidant and the Repnb- against thee Yea, verily thia is even too drank tbs night previous to her death to remember how many blows he : This village has tpro elmrtfare, both gave bar I1u> officers found the body , very neat affaire. The 1’rvshr terfaut has of the diseased at her Into homo (!) on a for ite issrtor U» Bov. Wm. Grandy, who board laid across two barrels, the nose broken and rat, the scalp badly rat and Tho lipb in Monday’, -d.boo giro, one rye blackened. In th- Mate room the management of the Detrod, Lan­ with tho corpse was a shivering, half­ sing and Lak. Michigan Raiin-d ths starrod little chad, daughter of deesss ad. Katoiy rerided ia th. Northern suburb, of Washington where lb« op. tionof Uiapeopla. I merely repeal what portunity to spend his time in tho man­ I am told, but if it ba to, I would mere­ ly exertion of beating to death an unforbring the trade of the State, wfaroW ly suggest aa to whether thaw are not Innate woman waa favored by the sfa«U jw, to that city. Wo believe m jfatiy of aw^jsete to th* * Law sod apenaaly settled character of the neighbuilding up th. business of o«r new State, and Issa -with great pleasure -------- -v,-.--------- wrx-aara that Detroit is waking up to the .impw- - sonry.re Anti-Masonry, and all other out- price that win defy rompriitton. Oer ■toek as usual comprise-* a fall line of pure Drug, and Chemicals; Patent Med­ icines, Druggists Sundries of all kinds, I WE Em EAGLE law Is the Time Is Subscribe J THE LAIIEtflEWIPAPEI IN TNE STATE riiw, Prise I'oms.lre and Hair Olla, Toilet Goods nml Fancy Article*. School Ba>ka, all tlie standard Works, Detroit Stoves! I'KTITU: ANl> MIBIiol: rlUMKH, 'State Fair at Kalamazoo, ' • Northwestern Fair at Urand Rapids, Note, Legal Cap, Writing Desks, Envel- , opes, Cold Pens, Ink anJ I'rndls. Bris­ tol Boanl. Drawing Paper, Gill Pajvr,, Wlko’s Spirit of the 7us-m says that those who have bet the Goldsmith Maid beat Dexter’s time, at Milwaukee, have ThfMiml Stmaanlhr —— IIEA WEST Stoves In the Market. No sooner has Brasil abolfatied sla- , vary than she begira to call for school books. Freedom uiiQ education go to gather ; liberty and tho spelling book are one and inwparable. । Thoma* J. Durant, of Washington, ' fonuariy of Iziufaiana, has been ap.poiuted U. 8. Advocate before tho arbitrators to settle tho claims of Ameri­ can cilimu* against Spain, in place of Caleb Cushing, resigned. The Pennsylvania Railroad Cuui]>auy announce that tho Now Jersey Railroad GOODYEAR & STRIKER. 560,000 GG machinery and Supplies. ©5,000mGreonbucka! Theyare: Eamuri Parker, George W. Doane, John H. Uookins, Alerao Pos­ ter, Jonathan M. Wainwright, Thomas M. Clark, Goorm. M. BandaB, F. DHuntington, and Mark A- D. Howe. SBssHirns WANTED or which the highest market price in Cash will be paid. forts of Mr. Joy 4. make that cite msoad in enterprise and ability. >» the West, sa.1 with which none era socceesfully contend for the burincm of this State. Just what the-SsffrsMyi in tbs “« (*« Sto<^ made of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the Ji arid. 8HKPABB’S coram YffiOB'nnns INOCURE GO CHARGE and Meo a High School a. «xra as pusrible It is a shamo and -liagrare that, the Nattooal Capital baa been so fang I ■^;rtr*TT) ACXLBr A SIUDX, •- • {Mtii MiilirtistemJIlUMi. NATUBE’8 Hair Restorative Fritts. Ftaroi ui biptts, _____ :....... CASH Pnid for Live �Tip ftyrteuev BMlOup whmai >AH» w mmtiiutt. The Houghton GmrtkMv. Mr. Trom­ bley, the hwfoaud of ths woman who wu aiurdored Oct 10th, has beeu sen! to the Insane Asylum at Kalxxaoroo. Tboboaueof Mrs Pangbora, a wid­ ow, living 1 LS mite, wostef Bataa Rapid*, was consumed by fire on the HUk Little was roved. Demorest’B Uhutratcd Monthly A man named Mfohs.l O'Grady abet aad mortally wcundod another by tho CBItCBH. public Unefactors. Hut hand earn, aa is Uta extenor of »hia fine Jour story building, onB naoda ,*BKS MAMMC. Peninsular Rail' “-^sessse ‘Why, it custe tea cents—not twe dol» by a lung shot.' ‘But tea rents three times a day is ixrty coats.’ Ttsi is ss true as tho maltiphcatioa LUMBER contents of it. well-stored shaves and Diamomls of the first wster. precious ahmes at all deempbons, jeweby and watches from all countries.' DebeeriU for the Ifopabliraa Baxsaa. including our own, to say nothing of Hera the changes ia the edvertiro- " their own" which ie not inferior in any way Io any imported (aa miny win tro«: of ths Groot Weri^ Railway tify who use them) eh thro. present a Thursday, our Natioosl Holiday, ob dasaling array which almost bewilders eve it by rloaiagoll places of busineea the casual visitor. Did our si«cr> permit we would give a detailed deeenptioa at “ Our Watch," WANTED BAJCA" JFXZA-ffT, c/mutr. HVfTErOOP, was Wjy,fi98 63. The receipts durii tho weak atnnuatod to •5O.M16.O7 ; tmenta during the -me time II 2D. 190.1 decrease during tho »nk •7R.9S0.10. n odors to call and see it for tbmnaelvee. It is sMiehigwa invention and as each daeervas the benefits of a “ protective Fur fear anybody might be scared al our descriptMO of the gorgemsaOM of this luatitntion we ova assure them that low priced goods (but no Iwig us articles} Tussas. -To C. B. Baah. Ea^.fora CM be purchased as eheap as at inferior Time Card, on the Muskegon Division of tho Grand River Valley Railroad. ' Furthwnuuro tho Proprietors an trous gentlutnar. end show their T freely to rich aad poor alike. ’ Their enterprise aad fondue i printing ink eetitlu them to all th Lml hm prits. Tux Artime.—We an in receipt off the liocctnber number of the Atlantic, which spread before the nailer a mental feast that Minot be surpassed. lite contents are—“Light and Darkaan," by John Flake; •'The Legend Beautiful." a poem by H. W. Luagfrllu* ; further ft Jour- iwo say* Superintendent Schuyler left noy,” by W. 1> Howells, of >. gjt, with us a sample lot of steamed fruit . , that was in the green awki but three Beaumont,” by J. W. DeForest, hours before being placed ua our table. Henry James* “Watch and Wan By this proana the green fruit kees none of its levur, bat roteiaod ita original “Shasta," by Ciamm King; “Gen. eweetneas and dolidousnesc. This pro­ Butler's Cainjwign In Massachusetts," cess of preserving fruit is certainlv aa important invention, and will work sn by “Warrington ;'* •Use Princess Bub rntirv revolution in tho maaaer of pre­ sail Her Friends," by Bret Harte; a serving fruit poem entitled “Chicago," by Whittier, and “Our Whispering Galjery,'' by Mr. He are Western Agents for the Waltham Watches— a full and complete assort­ ment always an hand—at wholesale and. retail. KT3.-S. Have all their best grade of Lady’s manu­ factured e-xprts9^jor them by some of the best makers in Locle, Switzerland, and thye save to their customers tho importeds profit in JVetv York. sgrs."gasrrJ6 S&Itlra.Ss New Advertisements. ■ ICH1GAR CENTRAL R. R. Grind River Valley Division Your fad.-d locks cm be raetored to all th«r yvuthful beauty by using Na­ ture's Hair Restorative, which is free from all daugoromi drugs. See ad ver- A Milwaukse dispatch says the Lake Michigan cable committee of the Charaucr of CvniaHve made their rejsirt on A noun for the traveler, sot excelled Thursday. ffi.’jnng a hempen cable, the in the State—l*in’s Hora, Niles Wo cost of which baa linen figured down to know this by having enjoyed the hoopi. tality ofvems Wi ll H. Pika. A Htxax or Ixxx—On Friday kef Mr J. P. Hubert,, x.f thia city, shed Jkr wild tarkeys, and on Saturday • red ferta in regard to a hemps* cabta, makes i a report eudewroring t» show Its superi­ ority over an 'JOa cable. The sptciflt gravity, being, very light, while its ten­ sile strength is very great, would render ' a breakage lose liable than many others. Prof. J. A Lapham makes a report 30,000 feet of Ash Lum­ ber, 10.000 feet White Oah Th.- Union Scrricee on Thanksgiving Lumber, and 5,000 feet day, will bo hold in the MethodistChurch, eoraoa by Rev. T. White Wood wanted on ac­ i at 11 o’clock, s. count, and in exchange for Agricultural Implements. uovfttf This arrangement is a great s.oiu.m■>ing of day aad gravel. the slopes uni datiun to the jievple along the Valley Di- 1 form, ahd the gvaerr I dejsh not excell­ virion, and will bo generally spjwvciaing GW feet, would make it favorable V. F. Dwiywr A Co. Drown have the Agency for thia Uty for the celebrated Non-Explosive Bur­ ning Fluid. It ie much cheaper than keroecos, and to bunt in eonuectlea with the patent jet burner, makes a light «|tud to gas. It i» nou-explosive. Every body should try it. Michigan Central R. R. .sst and Slerplng QxrcArs. cauMninff all • modern fm/irocwwrsrts, arr nut thrvugk . on all trains from Bugnlo, .Viagara rolls, Clrrriand. s>*d CttreutnaU to .Vvsr . Detoil and Grand Rapids It ia attached York, esaknv <f*rrjt coanorilows widk al/ to tho Fast Express leaving Detroit al Hner of l\irnffn and tbasCirlsr S'ramrr., 11.30 in tho murniug. aad reaches Grand Rapids at t-30 r. w , via the Valley Di- : vision, and leaves Grand Rapids st li»0 ' r. a. fur Detroit, where it arrives, via Fast Expnroc. at G;S0 iq the evening. I It would be a good investment fur aa msroo for arban. and then to the Westactive, energetic man, who understands era Uuina Telegraph Company. The €haml>er of Qanmeree directed the Com­ the printing busincsn. mittee to procure private sutMfiriptions Wxrrxa—A Proclamation by hie for the preliminary survey to be under Honor, the Mayor, requesting all planes taken by Mr. Rrade. of bniiases to oiose on Thanksgiving, and rvywrssy all saloons to remain closed during the day. Shall wo have it T ASTROLOGY Racates.—TIm* surviving members of the “Old Third" Infantry will hold their annua! reunion Wednaeday. the 13th of December, at Grand Rapide In the evening there will be n grand supper and “social season," with a w.USZJrf teed some] ITJeCfiSSmSto' -Mxx2Ssk ‘ja ' I* sod vboSvb (be btabrnt bmtb ar. lbs Htb dye W JseUsry. a H. GZT THE BEST leWtft Uiairiiiri uTroi sf.M Xro. Uta. se4 saUI tertbae aottee. ires, -ill I—.. Iwueti t^Otesro. sal all s-Urs Wet. N i ts emt. SrolbsaSSseK-wsawMtoe-. asta All persons indebted io C. F. Dwight * Co., are hereby nolifiid to call and settle their notes and accounts im­ mediately. How TO Man TWX Faxm Pat is an il­ lustrated monthly of real value, so we beliera. to every farmer, published by Gwo. A. Deiix, Cbambonburgh. l*n. We will famish any subscriber te Tau Bcxsas with a eepy for the year. 18TR Joa Pxisnss. - Fereons wuhing any . thing in tho line of Job Printing will find It to their advantage to call at thia office. The material in the Job Depart­ ment is all now and of the latest styles, and with exprrianoed workmen, we are |>rwparv<l to do triin. tuaUrmS Sarr work than any other office u> thia county, and equal to work ia the largest city office Call ami examine specuncaa aad priroe ! WEKTOrS NATIONAL I’iCTQMlAL DiCTIOliABT. | ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. In Largo Clube HL88fflA® A FnrKT QBM.-Aimtlute Invert Handle rtateru Pump. All warranted Ixsta for “ Big Sigu.” North of Heed’s Carriage Shop. Hsatinw. Mwh- 1ATH.U CBMtt—.ta lb. Psatatetm Baibwi Dictinurj. A NontvxrtoB Fit to *a Manx—The D»J, Cmmt, of Detroit, pubiiebee aad succevded in irganixMic the Kalamaxmc gives esdvrMsneot to an article bringing Hastings, Lwwall sari fttnyruia railrood, I Hon. Jarare P. Joy, of that and elected Thomas 8. Cobb, of Kaisthe conservative candidate for masoo. President, with an eflkteat Board al in lf*7i- We de nut know of Directors A aember of the gentle­ men wiU visit Greenville, Manton, end ich of a omserrative Mr. Joy The attention of oar readers is called to the proposition to club Demurest's Monthly with Tn Binu aad to send make a better President, or for whom both. Slid the beautiful cltrom.., Isn't it would giva us groatwr pk-asuro to rias Paxrrr, for W 63, or both and Hiwork as thr- Republicwn eoadldato, roiiawatxi's Wooins for H-63. OLD. niutsu CRB Siaict BOUTt, Zs :srsi=*£swas tt ss. i'-ILAXTI -vUk hstnU ami HWMU. Ita Monogram Heals, Crests, etc., rut on stone by the best workmen in the west on short notice. ’ ABLWT LIVING AUTHORS. tW; theses *^iy.»y««r»*a|>»y4Mtoro” “T^hrfe Libre^’fa i«-M, that able joaraal with James H. Stoae. Mr. ttsseaD eras foe a time, ia its early history, pubhwure ot the Uroiag Arjro*foaa, then he published snd edited tbs Tbfrop*. He ia a true Kalaraaaooan— HEIiriLDISU CHICAGO, n—,1 I. tewcr bo rowteie. ksblw fce- Ayer’s Lansing eoatampUtes purchasing a man, end a <d> nation Mr. Henry II steam fee eagiev Smith, who retree, because tho 01-health Th- Democrals are looking tgv! -lUy of himself enJ fsmily requires a more have elected aa aHenuaa in < orunaa ths wintor, where his acknowledged abilities wiU, no doubt, find him ready maployraent. We expert to see this ahangv prod are eu axoeUent, wide­ awake and relitbla newspaper, although LITIRATURK Fuar hand of eatlla wars, cut tha 13lb, stolen from the bera-yard of Mrs. H. B—jarara. of Clio. Oro.«riDe is iow ia tolsgrajdric amimiuucation aiih the world. A Jrt—' 2i^^gaay--st»te Hair Vigor, For mtariag to Gngr Hair ita utenl Vitality^ (Hot- 1A8B14 W8! �A, /S7I T^tartsssirm. Dstichcy & Co's. Column. fonmw or market-breeder, but their' merits should be kept up by coniinuaDy ; uaiag the blood ufguod and pure stonka, or lhe n-azlt, unless groat judgement is ! exrroisoJ, willbu disappointmentaad de- i tertorstiun. A Brahiua hen and a Crore Comr cxk will also j-roduee an excellent crow ; they an. hardy aad | •jelly reared, and attain to great sxsa Thg flesh k of dehcKus flavor, and »| fttlhr equal to the! of tho Dorking, pod i oil! corner maturity, and may be ^illis free from that wry d-licaia coasti-j tutiop which often render th" latter an ’, THE BUT ttUCE ABO tEUIH unproBtablo fowl. Lastly. »ki> MM. la mj part <M lb- world Hrahnia ctoihms make goad tavern, the orom between a Brahma hen and aj FOR FAMILY USE. StMoinh or Minorca .cock prod new a , fowL gedgraUy black on the body, with dart stripM hackle, which, for average | fecundity wqwewa any and every fowl.I. 8425' 1325 iL“"“ ‘ “™ “* Jl.» BHAW. RIFLES, SHOT OUN8 RWbLVERS , HALFORD LHCEKffiHIRK iteroVMNtrrMi wwtsH FREE TO BOOK AORT ’. v2Tr"W Tff* hawtwww .f Mr TABLE SAUCE, Hocb<• and Hoedans, are all remark­ able for tlteir rapid growth and the' great aim they attain. Uhidtar.i retard in March have, al twelve weeks old, 1 weighed from four to tire pounds and, i ’ __ 8 O’CLOCK. ,A^*“ PJJCHOLOOIC F.wte.lke HmsI CUfeU,,,. vMlautevrr felurtaUpMMM)Malli. UtU*. “llllr ■*>*• JrfAww T. SW1KSta. <1 X llfifit, rtStaMrUa Pa. 1 A,4fL.c."J!ia£»A«HZJ Harper’s Weekly. 1. M rtek. Atarw. at owa WWiud.” Ur. fcyvr WJr. WmU, ar. Water Kt. AMaSro Ur. X. Y. er IS te.rk«.«l Ctoraf. masnsr; hardy hird* for flic table, a tweets a Cochin hen and a Crore-Caiur or Lu ’Fli-ciio cannot lx- too highly roeonsmended The chicken* produced, a* already elated, will be of rapid-growth, large uat, and grout ametituliaual rigor, and, when cooked, will bo found pturajk and with akin and fot much whiter than the Coebins,/ invMpwr.vt MlotMUw. tUMtaUap ter ear ■■■■ THEA-KECTAH A‘jwnBn satinet: m; SUBSCRIITIOSS. 11 1 rv" .. BLACK TLA Great Atlar.ric WELCH & GRIFFITHS’ Cent.—-There tea larger crop than tko cbMpoM. laatyewr, though in tuns Mctami the n-thl A. be*. «ker -ID crop «u injured by a treat on tl>» 2Ut u"1:x* r*4o«a. Km4 In Pv«m t-lM and Llrof September. ' WELCH a GRIEFITH8, _ W'-wt—The product ». mistnntrol at Ooetoa, Mom.. o< Drtren, ttleb. illy 7 per cent kae than last year. In Michigan tho crop is reported 10 per eent above average. OtU, about wuno aa last year. j Btrlry, about an average crop. A«dwA«t, a poor crop. | POaiott, will foil below on avensge crop, taking the whole country. . . Bt*f CaUlt.—h. grvatur number than usual reported in most tif tlx- Staton ! In Texas these arc 21 per cent lets than | «bWs THE GREAT CHICAGO‘FIRE! A Chromo to every Subscriber ’ CtFNDL’RANdO ! 'B-sSrS' AGENT8 WANTED- ■. J.,’... W..r-.’’l ! , c«!sS5xS3&EJ&jifirj JaWnaM ail naisuar to H.U, ralitlaA -Daia. NUttie a Schawl? Tb. ebraraa i. Hal* lerbn. 1 SRVSPa Harper's Magazine. CMcnoasS to Great Coiiairatiii fa, imm* turn. M. *>na. uu ■ u. =jj ■. P1OTOIHAL =?£• J7. SjywjrBwyMft ‘■y** ETSJ-4E1 FAMILY BIBLE. M»w«ytr«B I. *| >■" A FAMILY UEUORrt. Fay.—It »a reported that more hay hue been gathered in Itapldea Pariah, Lontaana, than for many yean The cutting* done with a .for. Tho DeiwrtTWO COLORED i'LATKS. meat should aoud a nuaafonary down there at <mc«l, with some hand sickloa, ;.;s^7r"WEi=5vjt2fcs then the year after send a fowarythos ; I and after about 10 row a «fto hurao 1|--------- PKT HRS’ MUSICAL LIBRARY, NEW YORK OBSERVER »> j»r Snaam, uel.di.g 1 aar lloul Mr ICl MORTGAGE BALE. LIFE IN UTAH 8OT8C’1UFH0N8 VOCAL eOLLECiON I .SS2“-3 CAUTION FIFTEEN VOLUMES”t!.ED WITH SatttsSAtjaSi.1.: jwslkss.'s'fsrjaxs?.-. ■L^rai'uaas lOwp-u. Tuai tiy vn mr. M»r CnBtSTIAS LKAPEJl. [ Now York City. SFTTERS'Jr; M a common oboermtiim that tho flour. in tho middle and Tower half of tho' barrel doue not nmk<> <m goal broad ns thafireturod. . ITmZ IFaaifoy.—(.too part of cyanide i of potawium, eno-aixtaeuth part ofaoap, in eighteen, ports of water u said ' to be excellent for washing wool or cot- • ton. It ia to be dflutod with W times its bulk of water. MUSICAL monthly; W AYAIS [Tho following io from a lady reader of Tua Tkown. at Salem, Oregon To the Editor of The Detroit Tribune I think if you had been here during Fair-weak, you eon Id have picked up some items that would hare fatarretod tho Michiganders, and would hare Man Most Suitable fur tin- Family, Most Valuable lor tho Student, Mort Instructive for the Teacher. Most Approbate for the Child, Mott Ueeftu fur the Minister. Jtost InlBTostiiig for the Farmer, Mod Bogan t for the Parlor, M«»t Profitable fur tho Study. REDUCTION OF PRICES •uJm at, aforupaal OU I'u.u-a uiV < J l»-»rr ML>rnb«rU HENRY WARD BUECH ER'S I Urnn, Eebinoo,; W..LI, Nra^a, a«« I Uo» twk >. f “reubi«; »o»u»>« fU <• as «te>. . IUHi reewwl C>. 4,i. , DHAU CO3lMI'nlO*len'9X«*TlOB Harpers Bazar. mggt; w-srEsrs: JURUBEBA sesj ■ VUTIRISr. OU AHiHH •sssmiwkk “■“miasK"” • Dr. W ftiratl of Jinteia Uoul WILL M. STfcuCSrr ”***"**** *** JURUBEBA. CARLETON, ‘ arraut »» • 1 • “ Betsy tind I arc Ont,** Mtt»as» wairu »vn THE BETROIT WEEKLY TIIIHNE, ROMANISN ASIT1S'. . -T*1* •°I"'O "-^^ The American Wash er I PRICE, 85-50. •t« M ent* a »~k. rf TW rem I I..C ♦.Mo.tt,. .nJ The Amerlraa W«rtrr Barn* Xourr, 12fo2.~ _sr.; w---------_> . know bcir anything grows, bat frnit and grein are MTAMMItb BiKe *XI> TIMTAkUtl JOH^ E- FOTTEH. J CO. PUBLISHERS, I Prlow rouge from »j to »j(> |>er Acre. ’ H»MS.-iTlUl>«rOR AiTUALAKTruttot fenollMmiMiiffl Fills � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-12-06.pdf 0616a8da0d4eab2a48d4a23ddf99ca8a PDF Text Text aC3S-SS~re mm,-*.—m. re. NO. 32 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1871 of tote Iqtotain *trike* a saev-vd time it 11 stake aafaUtert. to Soo- Yo* boJu'i tetter te soon with u*. Which way did how that the mm wiih a wooden-leg bail outrun them all. But the escape of one devoted victim did not mollify the filing of the people toward tbo next cue. Ly llH time Bud returned Ha arm wk* very juinful, sad th" next day he went undec Dr. fimall'a treatment to re duee tho fiwtcw Whatever suirdciouaBnd might have of Pete Jone*. bo wna out afiieted with Ralph’s dread of toe client youg dAar. And if there wm aortofag timall admired, it was let, but I mat Janes right by tho big road, and bo swoarnd al mo and said he’d kill ma if I didn't go back and 3. And so I w-nt bsak to tbo house then slipped uut through tbo gravevard. You see I was bound to come of I got skinned. Far Mr. Pcaraon's stuck to mo and 1 mean to stick Lj him. Real Trinh Popllnm, Velottra, Hertreat, Japanese Bilka, atripod and pl*d&. AJi OUR ACORN PARLOR Wtea Ralph left tan rehmtotenaa be felt Breen. Tnaro were Bad and Shocky (tons ou an strand of tnrecy, and he.tb* crueuc tnember of th«i fJiiurch of the BortLisita, was not with them. Tbc more lie thought of it the more he soem*l to be a roward, and die more bo tteeuUtd himself; oo, yielding a* nrual to too first bravo impulse, bo leaped nimbly over the tenon and started brisk­ ly through the forest in a diroctom in­ tersecting tbo path on wliioh were Bud aad Btooky. Ho osmo ia right j*-t LEADING STOVE, of all Popular Make. Cheaper than Ever! Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, 10 per Cent. Below Ball Prices. loots at Prioee that would Make a Quaker Laugh. WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! Which le made In the same manner, with CMt-Llnlng and Dtvlng Flue. Thia Stove tea the largest itoor of any Store of tho kind, making It a capital Stove for Fnrmera. Tn MtdiUon we keep the HWIBS COTTAGE. RIVAL, CABINET, COTTAOE B15LLE, KING, DIAMOND and many other kind*. JOHN A. GREBLE. MARK tU88FJ.K Clothing. । Groceries, Hats, Caps, and l*« Ik. Virtea Md l.« Rsteetel. Srpnui Istaiol Deitiiix. Plaids and Satires Barlow & Goodyear. The best place uj^the CITY OF HASTINGS, •to buy fritu, Fiwm ail Wx GROCERIES at the new brick store of CITY PAINT c»bim pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash STORE! a um LUMBER WANTED Paiqta, Oil*, YnrixiaUea. Mixed blacx walxut. Paints, Rnuhcs, and ArCffiERJir, tal’a Material*, Wall whitewood, Paper, Window •’BITEASE, Shade*. EABD tad SOFTMAPLE ncnrai mx* oua. arc. wa. tad BASSWOOD. warning ia tho eabhi on Rocky r..4C Seeing Itolpb alio bloated, and went i to tlio ealdu. “Well,*'aaid Ralph, “theenemy Tait thought camo to Ralph Eke an inspiration. It ph-asod the old man's whim, and bo Mt down on th- dourrt-p.' . \ I ‘/Now, I suppox.’," Mid Ralph, ** that General WinAakl tteufi always looked into thing! a little before be want into a fight. Didn't tel? - T. be auni-” a** lik« sumo other folk*’ had been. For Ilia j»art be bad mom enough to know they waa outne peonlo as it wouldn’t do io eel a body’* eelf agin. And aa for him. ho didn't bait hi* brain* oat agio • buckeye tree Not when hu was tuber. And to they managed, during Bude confinement to the boaae, to keep him well supplied with all the ordinary dUcorafort* of Efe. But one visit from Martha Hawkins, ton wurds of kindly inquiry from her, and the remark that hi* brokoa arm remain-led her of eumething ste had -WaUJ AU Ik. Hud raTbsliaea tea.. All tk« Moen •< Ik. aWsrt Tk iMuaeto Art. .r AM DralllXn Vr tke uratlarMM ; Wk. sees sb Mated k..., As»i ta Uteai aaray BOSTON CASH STORK- Other iufinonrea were at work upon biin alto. Mr. Mean. voltoryd and thundered in har usual style about bi* "taken' with a eno-leggod thief, and ruuniri’ arter that mailer that custom­ er, akonlin' to her teU. She'd slier* raid co. Ef.hc’d a been con.ulted he wouldn't* bees hired. He warn't fit Steokv," bo acid, "do yon ran d tall th o ole man that I want a tight off down by th. Spring, rn kwp closte behind you. ▼body Man Io trorbio you, do Wool Plnlda. til Pete, wit hi* Itog-drorer'a whip w«. right upon him. Slioccy tried to halloo hr Bud. bnt howa*ldc. one in a nightmare The , yell died into a whisper which could not bare teen heard tan feet. I shall not repeat Mr. Jone*'* word.. ' They were frightfully prolan*. But to­ ! did not atop at word*, lie .wept hi* I whip round and gare little Shocky one I tambl" ent Thvu the vine, wax reIVC sod, and tlu> piercing cry of pain i brought Bud down tho jsith flying. 1 1 You good-for-uuthing scoundrel.1' growled Bud, "yjou’re a cuwerd and a Poor Hhoeky wa* eick. Tho exrite■uent had been too much for him. and thought hi. forar waa very alight H "a* enough to nrodnoe jnat a little delirium. Either Ralph ur Mira Martha was gen­ erally at tho cabta“ They’re coming,’' said Htooky io yrare- I wwb Hannor. wou d hold mo’ ao'a lw couldn't God'e forgot all about u. here m Fat Creek, and there'* no­ " And Btecky and Mi*a Martha oa<i body to help ft.” Jonw, who prudently chnngwl posifion pood aids, bat nothing in «I And ba shivered at every rudJcu in eueb a way a* to get the uppar ride of Hanaah 1 rauud He wa. twrer free from thia do ■ tte hUL Ibattle." "7b be euro.” said the testerimaker, urioui fright except when the maator “ Well, Hl gin you tho upper eel*, iicld him tight iu hi* arm*. He atagbut com* on," eri»f Bud, “ efyou a'n’t | a • little duuotfully “ Now, let’s look at toolrms and ao- •ere.1 arvunii tho tto-r, the vety .hadow afeared to fight .-omebody beiHra a nour I think you call them.— >f RUocky. and waa an terrified by the Httl.i »iek1r baby or a crippled eoldier. coutarntenis. < Well, Hu* old tuuaket Ira* been loaded ipproxchaf night that Ralph atrad in Come on?’ •die cubin on Wedneeday nlgut and Mm Pete wa* uo in.iguifieantaalagonisL ~Thi. ■ ton yw." said toe «U ledv. ilawktns Oaid «■ Thursday wight. On Hr had been a great fighter, and hi* welforauoMd arme* wore like iron. H.< '“An 1 too lock i* to ruity that you could Friday, Bud aent k note to Ralph, a*kouck it when wanted to take aim at ini: him to com • and aeo him. ted not Iteupleudid wl of Bud, but ho nut ■ “ You me, Mr. Hartemk. 1 te'u't forhad more skill and expotioocu iu tho ut wtet er m’i about puttin' in our rude tournament of fls'a to which the iat Iwks'ur J -u. Cfanet Fro been backwuoi. ieeo much giran. Now, bo- I * tryiuc to read ►■<»* about hre. wlule ing out of the right of witneean and 1 rat here. And 1 nad where te raid sure that ho ivuld be about the fight I v^^-fkfog "tow’’ te" lb"Lre«* of afterwards, te did a«4 ecruiJ* «•> toko jia brethren King ait the aemd lite aa adrantages which would have dugru td if it wm done foe Jem Uhriavh.umf. him forerer if te ted taken item ui a . Sow, there', hteoky. 1 reckon. pYape, publie fight oa eiociwa uk training day. fauvbody 1* a Btile brother vf Jeau* lie took the uphill ride, and he clublivd Christ, it i» that Hbocky. IMe Jonra I lux whijHrtalk, striking Bud with ah and hi. brother Bill ft dutarutined to ■ bi* fore* with the u«a«o *i«l, which, bare him back there to-worry. Beknra. coward-liku, b» had loaded with lead —• you rote's one of the dooufy ComBad thrwd up Ui* strung left arm and uiisaioners and to morry’* the day that patriKi the Imuw, which, bowwror, wa* they bind out. He want* to bind out co fioroo that it fracture 1 one of the that boy jrf to Rdte old Pearaon and bones of the arm. Throwing away bi* you and me You aee, the ole »<«*» • whip te runted upon Bud fuxrjualY, in­ -wn helped by the neighbor., and ho 11 tending to overpower him, but Bud etem Steeky to b«*a pauper «d ttey slipped quickly to one rid* and 1-1 Joure a'n’t no human tool here aa dareo to do pas* down tU» hill, and ai Juaea cama thing contrary to Cuukln t up again Mean* dealt him vm cru.hlng you git him over to Uwiebrnff I II blow tliat sent him fnUjimgth upon the ground Nothing b it too foavmuMrsHl him fuiui a muni terrible foil. Joue» nut take Shocky to tbo «a:te’» '■»*«’ h* sprang to lu» feet, mote align than «vec fudnd bU onlv bomu Bui there was at being whipped by ofio A bom he re i gnnled aa a boy, end drew a king <lirk. knifo Bnt Pete wn* blind with rage, Them folk* won't be hero ttU mllnlgh!. ask her to keep him And, to any rate, nasi Bud dodged the knife, and tide ticre gave Polo a blow ua tbotiuM which m come for you at nine with my. ruin ho would save Shoeky ecm»fa>« Ai be went oct ui the dual. he m*t 1 marred too bomsdil*** of that feature, cult, and 1’11 Mt you down over ! and doubled the f*Uow up against n t-wo on the big road on Buckeye Kun Hannah fat the ton-. Then you can git on ths mail wagoc (to ■: ioxtDran.1 ' ten feet away. Ralph came in sight in time tu see that pamo* there about fire o'clock in tte beginning of tb* fight, end Iw ar­ toe moiniu', and go orer to JackaOn rived on tho ground just a* Pete Jones coontyknd koop shady tm wo want yyo went duwn under the well dealt blow to fooo the enemy And to aweor agtn from tho only remaining fixt of Bud some folks. And then well -end for Means. •'To bo auro.” eaid tho Old nan la a White Ralph tied an Bud's duabled left arm Frto piokwl hfalwlf up stowl v. broken votes. I reekoa General Wu*»U‘-b and, muttering that be felt “conrid’ablo firid bcoll soukh’t diempprove • , shuck up like," eihwleJ away lik* a a maneuver as that thar." Mia* Martha beamed «. Bud to his evident delight, ter te earned hi* pain­ hare weakened into sympathy with bis ful arm port <d tou way homo with tier. fnuuo, remarked feebly that be wo* Ralph noticed that Hannah.looked ai . cooaid'abte shuck up Uka, ami vuoch- him with a look fall of rentewdibg om»homo wax to rai*o 33.000 ssfed no otter explanation. Bvea to not high fat a minute; thu* an wife ho only eaid that he fell party ctm ! 200 bone power would be a rid nWe shuck up like, ami that the boys al to that of 900 homos, «*ch ,0W pounds one fool high por Watt liad two method* uf coin- Sign 1 Ornamental Painting, Grrisio^, Ptftr-lltyaf, ■ r*i—-■*. etttioo of tho uupojular obi man wa* only blind to eave somrbody elM;:that they were ihiovto who e led "tttoji ttusf ” And he felt consequently ttet this was a cbanoc to jiui hi* newly-formed resolu­ tions into practice. The 01.1 Teotitateut trouble WHS rour arm. fofo.'1 raid ILslpi tenderly. “Never mind; I pat in >ny te.! lick, for JZim. that air time, Mr. Hart.ook.' Ralph skivered a Utile at thought of this bul if it wax right to knock Jonas down st all, why might not Bud do it “heartiiy as unto the Lord F Gideon did not foal any rnaru honest ploasaTO in cLmtlring toe Midiauitaa toan did Bud in eeadrng Pete Janes away comad'ahte shack up lika. CHAPTER XVH. icnce mg u i-ortiruiar |iow- UGS Stuffs, ,Ujpii, and thus en- BOTTLED VUMA BBB.! XCtTUUHra CKLIUMUTri> WINE OB BEER AINTS t, r«nU!-. *> yri-rett tauCiw l-sh *** AJhHSRT KMELBERG. CALL ATWHM STANLEYS* The oU bastel-makcr wa* toe m-ast unpopular man in Fait Creek toetnet. two greet vtore It. would go tmtofas most uarerupatoas manrea. �roit Stoves! Cuban water* hare been ineirtteted, in rose it should becomr mcfautry, l.is|>are no etfort to protect th* IHe* and proi«rty of fosut jUt Ameriran eitixeus, and to maintain th* dignitv of tho flag. It ia hoped that aU |wmdmg -juration* with Spain, growing out of the affaire in (Stba, may bo adjtuted in the spirit uf jtaacc ar..lconriliabun which has hither­ to uuktad the two Powers in their Iroetmrutof such question*. fiahad policy t f the United Statee, I barn ri-cogputel thia ehangv. Tho ratlfle* bon* Of th* new treaty uf commeree be­ tween ttte United Staten and Italy hanbeen exchanged The ta o pewtn s have agreed fa their treaty that property at Tb* fottowmg is the annual m*e*ag* sri ProaUont Grant, which was tranaauttad to the Forty-tecond Congre** nt the ifeaing of ita st com! susaicn on Mon­ day, D***mbsr 4 : In addrroeing mr thud annual umaage to.the law-making branch of the Gorwwwwat, it ia gratifying to be abU to state dial, during the put year. atao- tbrir old hafot* of life to embrace the oo1} *|«*>rt<milv which is left than to aI vi.rd v«terniaatta*i.' t roaourawM Ifaer. *1 sj^rouriatione to sorry Mt th* Iodise I y-icc p-niry. not only because it is hu- are the •■■■■■ rita rum*rkx earaBrnrxT. eralioa etao, th* policy of granting a TsrTho enlarged receipts of tbe PoetoAe* I rilorial C>ov<gnmeut to the Indiana io tbe DeuartmaBl, a* shown by the accompany Indian Territory west «t Arksnaaa sod iaTrepurtof lb* tcej-tetet Owoeral. Mistos,i. and'mflibot Ktetad >1. ! I •xbibi* • gratifyiag >»>**•« in that re. .very rtglit gosranlred to th* Indians | brsitekof ibepnfaie smtee. Il i. theibv treaty .Could be secured sod sttah a ! T,” indsx of th* growth of edacMsoU and Sltrodrto migl.t In ffm* lw Ike r.oaAs r.FtW ’ The Fortv firet Coagrew, at its third inwiiwi, made an appropriation for tho organ isatton at n mixed eommiaaton f»r adjudiratiag uptei the chum* of citmons oi th. United Ktate* ngsunat Stmui. I growing oat of the insuxrectio* ia Cuba. That mmiuieafon has siace been organ­ : irml I trsusmit berwwith th* convapondnoo* relating te ita foxmation and • The na*4 year ha*, under a wise 1’rwideuce, been on. of general prosperity to the S*th>n It baa, however, been attended with more than usual chasheemeal in th* loss of hfe and property by ■form aad fire. Those diasirtora hare w-rrm! to rail forth the best element* .of human nature in our country, and to The inevrmbta <uutm> of th* Busaiau Mmiater at Waahfagtoa raadered it nere■■ rv toaak hia recall and to di-clin* longer ti rec**re that funrriouary aa a diplomatic repr*euntaiirv. It was itupoeaibfo, with self-rn*] *«. ur with a juat n-garri to th* dignity of th« country, to permit Mr. Cetera*? to ccmlitMU to hotel vhl, fkL. IX.W-*Aw hi* i«nuttont iaurforeuo* through va­ rious mean* with tbo rotation, ta'twevu the United ritales aud other ruwen. In divilixml nations, and b* the final accordjuir* with my wish**, thia Guveasa of returning to pruluctire indna- meut has been relieved of farther interiilUona of muu now maiutair ed to the diiputee of nation* by the bay- 1 tnuwmit, herewith, a copy of the treaty alluded to, which has been con-. daded mm* the ailjuurnttMUi of Congrflue with her Britannic Majeetr, and u‘ Mikado has, aince the d.** ol the last oowr of the protocol* of the ronihreuoM srasiun of Cougreaa, selected citiren* uf of the commiwioBera by whom it waa thu United States to scrcr in important negotiated. Thia treaty provide* meth­ office* in the sevara) departments of od* for adjusting the qu cationa peading their government- 1 hare nwn! Us betoreon th* two nation* Various quoo- think that thi* aefoctioa ia due to au ate tiofle ar* to !<«• readjusted by arbitration. prreialiun of the dirintorestadntMaof the I recommend Cougrve* at an early day to policy which the United Btate* ba* pur­ make the nwr—ry proetaton for th* sued toward* Japan. It is oer tlerire to tribunal at Gram and for th. *everal continue to maintain this diaiittmetod With Chiaa as w>d! a* enrtmimfon* uu the part ef th. CaitoU •“A jaut State, called fur by the treaty. Ui* Japan, the comepondcnce transmitted Mageety, the King of Italy, the Freni- herewith shows that tu«ro is no drapoai tiou on the part of this Guvrrumrnt to tKio swerve from it* eaftaViabed <-ouree — rrosnptod by a desire to put an end to the barbarous treatment of oar ahipi wrecked sailor* on the Con-an coast. I cuiavd my thank* to be suitably ex­ pressed fis die readiness with which tbe joint request haa been complied with by the appointment of genttameu of «u* nence smd morning to throe hapurtant Ilia Majesty, the Emperor ot Germany . haealM been ptoased to comply with thu join requnat of th. two government*, and haa amounted to act a* the krbitra tar of the diaputnd water boundary betwnou the United State* and Great Bril- S'esfher came. A force waa then landain. The cuntractiag partial in the ad, and after aa ar-luous march orer a treaty hare undertaken to regard, a* rugged and dubcnlt country, tho forte betweaa thamaelvoa. certain prindpte* of from which the outrages had been computtie b*r for which the Uttied Stetaa hare contended from the ruromuuc*tueat of tbidr htatory. They hare also the criminate. and haring vindumtad tiu> agreed to bring the*, prindplee to the honor of the flag, tho en«diti<>a re­ knowledge of tbe other maritim* pow- turn'd, finding it impractical- e, under •re, and tu invite them to accede to Hieu- th-circumstance*, to conclude the de­ Negotfafaxui are going un us to the sired cuureutiufi I respectfully refer to form of the Bote by which tbe invitation th. curresiwndciteu relating thereto, hcrnwilb submitted, and bare th. subj*rt for each actiou a* Congress may navi. * aarou Adrausitero- Tna Seanot Ftnrvai. - -A Quarterly magarine, devoted Io original matter, tor Day School and Sunday Schorl Ex-, J^e Stove rior Charcoal iron, . > in iha World. The October number of this' rixxila? J* ~»>y » IhcnHl ftA.'-A Mil* groat Chiang* .flflu .udwa all ready to hi»Mr e-^duriv* to tCngor and stabil'map, henbane rnpria tod, and jtut reachUy ,7 rejmblie* With ..art irerilm f thaJUitaah Pmxmm into on. territory U,< J*™ , T?_MT> ,1 adaa.’ Aa its aubacrintion list waa like oura, aturh of it sparsely populated,! nr ana Bute. *i------- » 1 ■—L tsr lui ol but all requiring tbe lervie* of iBc nnil, terior ha* tr* ' it ia net at present to be expected that | length and'I ptared upon an equality with the rvpro- I this deparinseul can be nsadc *tlf >e<tain | tiou ■eutatirea of Great Britain aad seis I ing, but a gradual approach to this end Tli othnr i’uwer*. As now situated, our from Jtu to year i* euafideotly rvltad oti. । __________________________________ reiuwaentatirea in Jap>u and China haw tn depend for intensttn and trans­ ■rittlity lators upon natives uf these rountries Tk. .... _______________ __________________ The Publiahcra w«n> »*ry luwvy who know out language tu>|«rfoktly. or ■U . p»pl,L'k» I. .. to procure lor the ocraaiou the Mrrica* loear* by the groat fire, but they don't of emptoyrass in foreign businme houses, u w„„ ,, U»Sul«.»«i.k.en..hrexS? propoe* to allow thair subscriber to lone or th* intxrpeters of other foreign min“VlS’bymall.to AMredr Howel! 4 to your special atteuUor. »spceialiy the •rlf.t - di-ta. -butrakfien sltoahl br-<xri to obtain credit from * stranger, is re arguiaenl for th* favorable consideration cited rren In LltaimiM se rtadratt* M ui- garded aa morally respoaflbl. for th* iu- 'I Cm, Publi*h*toq ebimgo. HJ. - , r - , ■ of th. plan l w uniting the telegraph sys .is*™Vfc”ipMiBu^»tteiUjsaiw<t*eH.wt.u!_*aiy u tern of tbe t inted State* with the postal U- Mtrcd by the grant of tbe urucmls of' meet bis obligatmu*. A reformatory lag. system. Il is briissed that, by sueli a Um ml. -4 pabiie land* to aetllora , I do:| which would reform this priocinte again** I enursc, ill* cost of telegraphing could be । pul wish' ta be Wuh ratood a» recomaatad . all suiinraisu at fonoaotui fi^lieptafo; 1 Britta for bnyw-Utod giri*. pabltebtal by Bueb reduced, aad the service ss wvH. if I mg i« tie Imai J degree a -mrtaileMM ot, would juaprq gmb UBUtiou fa staking re Jama* R Osgood A Cm, Boetoa, Maaa, n..t lietter, rendered it would »»»u<te rrbrt is I-ing d-iac by the gnural gos- . eomsMudaUotta A salutary famou baa at filQO a yrar, ■ ’ 1leyreM onewHoa the th. further advantage -sf carrying tli" ernnu i>t fw Hie rurouragrmrnt of nice* be«> taught tbe carol*** and Till i»r |‘~7 U - ___ Thu Nabona! debt haa b**n reduced 11m telegraph through portion* <4 the to the etteni of SM,067,136 60 during rwintry where private enterprise will tn.t .......... «"• the year, and by tbe negotiation oC N'acoostruet il. CoBXMrcv. trade, and Thi' rrptrt nf the ^erretsvr nf fits I a ? *! ** - the Javorabl. tiona! bmdi at a lower rate of intomt, above all. the effort* Io bring a p«*pC the Interest on th* public dabt ha* been wiflely separated fata a eommut-ily of in »■-« so fhr dimiiiiahw! tl.at now tho earn to terrels, are always benefited by a rapidI ion rollreted aad iator comlauaicalioo. Kdocati...., tlai, ‘ *" nearly tlT.OUU.OX) Ism thau ca/Merth , gn.und-wurk of republican icstilutiaos, is 1st, 1*60. It was highly dosifabU that ■ euc-.araged by increasing it* faeiliticv. _____— . Education for lb-' year. tb. this rapid diminution should take FateOi Offiro. Sbe Prestel.; Offire, tbe plat*, both Id atrengtheu th* etedit uf the country, and to conviaee ita cituons uf their entire aldlitr to meat every dol­ lar of Us liability without bankrupting them. But ia Vise of the aooraipliahtuvut uf these desirable ends, trf tho I rapid development of tho recurcrs of An Act making *a eparooritofoa for | > the country, it* im-r*a*inj ability to ‘ It- Tl.e labor of tbla department ia in sundry eivil up*WM* at Ike Gsvernmenl, | meet large demum!*. and the amount al tl-u hand* «f an able bead, with able aa sod far other perposee," approved March I ready paid, it ia not dreirabto that tbo sUtants, all sralnu.lv devoted to the 3d, 1871, nv* Um osc**tary anthority to present resuureos of th* cuuatty should w-»rk of intmdueing into tbe agricultural the F.xscaUve to ieswgerate a civil srr lion ot property by I h* Chicago Are an J continue to 1 •> taxed iu order to roti Un Ian ■ i , production of ibu nation all oseful pre­ 1 vis* rvfonn, sod ph red upon Liat the re- ' other Are* tn the pioe regions along th. uo this rapid paytuenL G< duett adapted to any of the various cli-' • pootibility of dome s* U.for' |he s>- ' Lake flbusw, we aflaoans* telhe public i with great pleasure that our Fall and ed April 20. 11*71. end commonly kuewp male* aad soil* ef out vast tomboy, and tjorily of mid set, I nwvli * board | I aa "tbe Ku Klux Klan Aer," in a g.t 1 Vi giving all useful iaferwalfoa aa to the of gsottee*** saiaeaUy aaalifled foe th* Winter supplies of pore Dra<s sod M*dI lino of the Stalo of Suuib Carolina. Tbe ' nirtbw) ef cultivating the plant* and ce work, to ddkiM rules and ragulafioe* to | ; teila of otbir product* adapted to parli<-aoeemity of iha eeune pursued will be ulii Ucrlilha. Thu* quietly but surely, rffcvl th* needed reloewt These tabors | •ns sms yet joaaplate, bet it ia believed 1 d.-in.-unrated by the re|iort of the comBilte. Io investicste Southern outrage*. lb* Agricultural Bureau ia working a that they will succeed ia devising* plan I spirituous, vinous and malt liquor*, tont ll.rf • ai-t F - great bslsosal good. aad it liberally «up- whieb can b. adopted, tn tbe great raifoft notled tb* va-'ce widely iu mfiurwre will hacoo ia ita various forma, and from br extended; and the lew dependent we atampa. In r»<adjt»tinp the tariff. I *Upll he tup'». th" product* of foreign suggest that a careful e*tuuat. be made cf the am’junt of *urpli*a rerenuo <»■!riding for the current sixpence. of tho j Th. *bl*ject of nimt-eamalroe to l>«ad> Govenunei.t. the internet account and i of bunrans and cfficisls L< Iding pooilioo* oinking fund, and that thia surplus be it shield beenUMt usewsaary te do so for, [ |4 !^0 >«WbBAy and -requiring ability and reduced in inch a manner aa to afford the pnrpo*. of securing tn all eitixeus <>f , rbarautar to fill properly- » •** w whicli tbo grouted relief to the greateat num- th. United Stoic* th* peaceful Cnyyiuc.t ! s*»r alfaoltau is invited. But few of the of tbe right* guaranteed to tLeoi by tL" ' I -.fT-iaS bucrito a <->imprasatioo equal to. coeatituiluu aid (be laws After the the reapm-table support of a family while paraagv of thi* law, information w*. rrS mrb M v> eMr.ro mil­ ccived from lime to lime that combi.ia-l hoe* of interests. In private life, earn­ lions of th* character referred to iu thia er* darnsnd com truss tion equal to the mend to be idawd un the free list Should'* further redaction [iron- adruvable/I would then rwomuaend that it be made upon tho.® article* which can beer it without disturbing home |>n>ductiqn. or reducing the wag., uf 10,000! ^ANTED’ r which the highest market price in Cash iNOCURE.NO CHARGE HiSTHGS iam.ll TORIS' Tolled Good, and Fancy Articles.. School Book*, sit th* Htandard Work*. MteceUancoo. Banding, Family llblre, Pocket Bfatea awd Teataruenta. Prayer Henry Ward Botcher's ' The prwwut laws for mBwling the Ivwuue. tuiy the ixdkctor* of costume, ■mall talariea. but prvridi- for abare* iu all semu**, which, at th.' principal port* of entry jierticulirly, raise tb* cocnpen i saiion of time official* to a largo sum. U ho* always *«toad to me a* if this ■yalam must, at time* work pemKioualy It holds out an inducement to diebcmeet men, should such get pusssUtoimaf Ihosw office*, to be lack in thecr scrutiny of goods outered so a* to *nable them finally to make laigv a-Uur*«. Your aiteutiou is rwapectftiBy invited to the subject tial bcuelu of Treedom. *nd of prevent ing the free political action of those rili- ■ mu who do no* syiupalhis. with ihrir owu visas Among their operaiiou were 1 (mpicut *e»uring* of the eoeatry, and We have a fine stock <4 Staple. Fam­ More than six yean having elapsed occasional aasaMinattoui, generally yew-1 ■■are th.- taex h wttls nm ’ w» fired be- ,M. WUUMI ily Grocwrire, Cbotoe Tree, Tob*cc-v and jwirated *| nigh* by dugnued prra..n*. | twrew th* srmic. then oray^l agaitMeeefl • in ,upsriflt <lU b, the Popular Brand of Ciguw, which *w victim* iu almost all eases bring . iinen*! ren-.ta.tio. and tne «i(k .Q, p, h telta th.m all are selling flown, dot** to tbe bottom to qIh.u I flower seed*, bdlbe, Ifliiso, ver- , it—1: Michigan JExchangi SUoxtM-w W. Ota <.M>* 7. re y-rrr U fa the flrot and tho only paper of r H**k ie Fw—ite ito aube^riptioa price >• 77 ily - 5 cento per year. In club* of ten QI thewper, 60 onto. Bpeeimo* eopfaa,' luauia. • PubWud by.Heary T. Williams, ditor at The Hortieltunat, 5 Beekman creditabl7iufortualirm, to be mrinbvrv uf wk aatawfal eosabin* linns, sb-mld be arrested by tbe military forces nt tbe United States and delricrol to the Mar­ sha! to be Seale aitfi nreording »>» taw. ta lw* of said oriitiM. York end Spur-, taoabwg. many arrest* lure bevu ms de,, and, st th* taal accounts, the number of persons thus arrested fierelfiS. ’ Bevern! in etngirta trfie hofaby public a tiou* of ia the ill rotrated *tory •‘Dr. BoMeet'a Is unhappily, Mt mb m tft tar**, patriot­ tralioe* in thiauabtr and rappfoMter ic eiuseus would lik* tote* : TJSeial to- are rary ' profcom, numbering b all trscism fur npinioub Mike, peraaosl vio­ tweaty-oo*. Dr. Bobiaaua the oriental lence or threat* towards person* eutertaiutng political views oppoeed to ihpe* rolcroired by lb. i.j^ty X the *14 ciliscns, prsvrau ianuignliou and the low uf snob n.edrf_rep:_;. ‘ ' 2_1 retr'-Mr1".'¥?*<*•» & 1 TH3S< >'\7 .Itllff �Church at Hastings, st 10 o'clock, a. m.• A half hour was spent m devorioncJl exercteoa, after which there was a dte-■ CTueion of tbe benefits and tho work ofr JIHCVEt. .-■sat txrmt Mtaaitc. of this city in Which art placed a splendid chime of bells that will ring out Tbtuiksginug with their first peals on next Thanksgiving. Au illuminated four dial dock, coating 1500, will soon be placed ia the tower which will point at tho lose of precious minutes and strike Madamo Parequi Rosa with her ad­ mirable Opera troupe has just loft our city, after charming thu ear and de­ lighting die Ivearts of all lovers of mnste from Mctulay to Settuday. In the three months tour which aha te making in thia country. Washington was allotted but J. F. Minkler haa opened hte aew Mtf Hastings City, 0. D. Spaulding. Hastings Township, C. B. Benham Castleton, Mrs. Fannie Mott Maple Grove, Wm. Bryce. Baltimore, Gilbert Ktnker Hope. Charles V. Robinrou. disappointment of Opera-goers; bat ths fire in Chicago, which demolished ths Opera house, Loa dirturixxl Ur plans ami it te probable that we will be visited ayiun ia February. Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery is made ex­ pressly to our order by the best English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. LTKEfiSS***5, hte party, the next few mouths ore to | be devoted eepecteilT to pricking him ! with score, of small pins for which him­ self end friends cannot i«v|>aru a seri­ x. aad discussed tha foltowiiag tomes ; ous defsuM. Not that there te no just The efficient Buparintendont. Tbo nud complete deh-nse, but because taken beet methods of F><tiag iato Sunday •eporately, the blows are m’otowx/pio iu school those who du not attend. A children’s meeting was then held and addreeeed by Rev. Geo. P. Tindall, of Ypsilanti. Have all their best gradeSPECIAL NOTICES. New Advertisements. until evening at 7 o’clock. At 7 K M. a good audience iwmbM dates themselvov. and perhaps few as-1 aad listened to a vary able address by pirante will personally engage in the i R-v. G. P. Tindall. Am notation was spiteful bounces, but their retainers and than adjourned until 9 o'clock Thursday to-day friends who hope to catch a few crumbs that may tad! to them in rase ot I Peninsular Railway wasp's and hornet's nests and pursue s settled policy of puncturing the Proeident continually and at all points I through tbs press. Indeed tbe work 1 RICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand. River Valley Division yesterday, but cccntariaa Boutwell. Belknap and Bul.eeoa l«ing abennt no impurttml subject was conai lore-1. Sec­ retary Boutwell was engaged in thp 8unrrrae Court, which was n.nsionring the Kentucky war daim which be declined has already !>een inaugurated mid many papers whose sditurs claim to be Repub­ bean, but who have tong desired ta lead ia President making, have C< some lime part been manufacturing and patching . np etonm against tho Prnaident, which are dielsed uu by Democratic editors and | esgerly republished over the rountry as I the honest afimtestoas of Renublicami irt.l fliA i n i.-rnri, i-l 1.. D. BINE’S EIGHTEENTH $200,000 00 LOCAL EVENTS TAX RECEIPT^ -Best and latest styles, for sale at the Banner Office. Especial attention is re­ quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted in Sets, Crosses, Studs. Rings, Etc. A very comftlet e assortm ent of Dia mond Studs. Diamonds mounted to or­ der tn our own shop. Monogram Seals, Crests, etc., cut on stone by the best workmen in tbe west on short notice. (U0 wlin bi5T»b»l!Tifl)i SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE. aa could be arranged if tbe people there should deters it It wav voted to hold the Annual Meeting hereafter in the mouth of Oeto- tail Ilgiffi |WiC9. Aftcr other interseting diseussioas tired a gentle hint to tho buaineM men ol Hastings, to daee their houses on that ! day, (Thanksgiving) meaning, we sup( |iOae, to then-by afford th" wesriid clerk, an-1 the industrious “jour" an epportnuity of attending diving worship, an­ , cording to the mandates pf our Prvei- factured expressly tor them by some of the best makers in Locle, Switzerland, and thus save to their customers the importer's profit in NeuYork. .10,000 IN AMERICAN GOLD ! 110,000 IN AMEIGGAN SILVER : "ZZ0 SIMILU SIMMJ BUB CURANTFR. Sleighing ejtotltenh Weather cold and blustering. Pay your taxes and save 3 peroi- their trading," on the day before, so Hut tlse business men might close their doors in quiet—thu. evincing a tespoet Subscril.9 fur tbe Republican B1> On Tuesday evening a firs broke out in tbe Union School H use, and before Retucuil*r Dr. Algol tenure. at a single Babcock squirt gun could bo looked up and brought to tbe awns of Grand Rapids Friday evening. Christinas party at the Leonard House the fire, foul burned nearly down and was tofolly dsetroyod. The loss te a Serious one, aait practically destroya our school for the season, though new r-ems have twen engaged ami sre Iwmg fitted Thanksgiving sermon, ia next w Michigan Central R. R. •LR. RELIABLE ARB DIRECT RBUTE, MgIBs's TuQn Hxcx Lun.—L 0. Mean demre the people to understand that tbe Tax Rocwpta for elites and viltegws, Hack lane, will promptly answer ell neatly printed at tha Bavasa office. tolls, at any and all hours. Especial Job printing done cn short notice am! pains will be takra. to nocommudntojwrrona who may desire to uttand parties, at the *wy lowest living priors, nt the dances, or other pubhc uinuoomento^aM We team that the bnildiag was in­ ured ia " The Hartllrtd.” a perfectly reliable company, in the sura of »3,lW0. eafwcudly at thia season of the year. b<sides tile lose of the buuse roudurs it imstirs!, necessary tar the people to erect a new Central School Budding im­ mediately. and we trust it may bo one that will compare favorably with the best in the State m any city of no greater wealth aad population. Lrt the fin warn our city authorities of tho abso­ lute necessity of th ' Holly Water Warba i„w™ . .Salto 1W S-SMa. nd U laSa X VmV*or 8—«• C. |»ua»>l a -aO­ — r-V—~* fcaaaaM. drnoe that said houses would certainly bo dosed. But, shadee uf Mammon '. j blush to even write it—art a isnans Amu, in our detectable city was dosed. We think «ut hen. that if the Mayor and Eecn-tary of State would hare prcw ntod tho oxamide, o/nr w-mld hare imitated it; but says one burinrss man "so long a, they do not eloee their fdore, or ]dari-s, we will not- What a grasping avariciuusnoaa is here developed I We read of wi.de blocks of Stores in almost every other town in the State being close.] <m | Thanksgiving day; thus affording em­ ployes an opportunity to attend worship, and othrrwi.o spend tho day. as tbmr proved that a due regard for the occa­ sional enjoyment of “workers" and reI S|« ct tar u prorlarantaru from those bav. 1 ing authority to issue it; benefited those ’ observing it in more ways than can bo written, and wo think you will endorse every door in Hartings has been thrown oj*n on holidays, and it appears to bo a asanfo among its merchants. to invite thereby a custom «m that <tey, that should be uttrart-1 oleewhore. Tht ' nimiguty sort looks’ no mountain-like to I their grwdy eyre, that they seek to de­ molish its proportions by “•CTaptags" mid throw open their tills to retail tte> a eLange of programme for each even­ ing,'and oar discussions are good. Can't say that any one haa changed his or her views on any of tbe subjects discussed ; but one thing is evident—tbo argumen­ tative and thrtorical mind te improving, diffident. in declsmatiin te dteappoaring. mental c-njrttetire are increasing, and a diffusion of modem ideas are being inrolcated to the general advancement of dlbaMS rarta___________ ToiWixm Cutu—Mrs W. H. Hotels, and daughter left Monday for H—tevillA Atabansa. to sp^ a pteneaat winter with the father of Mis H. Dr T. Oakx formerly <M Com Cm in this State. ■ _________ Pursuit, than in IhMaroteou" Our Marshal will introduce you to oar Prow­ dent; Uw Secretary will record your name on tho Society’s buoka ; tbe Critic will promise to - touch'’ you ganfly and wUl have a -Erast ef wit aad a tow SHEPARD’S COIPOUID WAHOO BBWBS r-is*• ■ ss4 Ovyoi. Xs. MX tawseesv. New YMa. SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k SLADE. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, �Dauchr y t Co1*. Column. S O’CLOCK. fa- Araiy gaaa ati K«rJrtea teagM ar trit. ssKa.'X'JX.'fiES’ e.7 “ramroBwSl®^ IteM i.^ite IItetutet ttarwya Koag mZurwaal^aaliZaMBHMaMtea I rauuaaail te U.»l aaw la aatei ,aak far a tea fteuteal D.>«teate .1 laaM IWlteiy 4.J. b braPtel^rte-oteUI-te.^;.™ *nuCbaaft«bar»<late'f Itet.ffj Camuy. N-< S10 from 50’s sawicwsm'vrxsrxs PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. rwtd re»..m4Taprev^ DL’C A • E MEWU lACBtRi: al a llteial aalary ar m roomia.M A^a^l-LW’r^iibue. S>'“ifirsLs2w.j“.t. isnKUSMHBSMre.’K H ’.’SSSWSUS!' aaaaOMM. afUMI.IHWHI. tbe »aMb&nj teg u aateyar. aartylte I.MIM year, yaa tfM.a.r—^U.a-S.a. MiLLaaauaMi AU-mviTTr „ • ... OwuMaaMH Ited I. aireaM te *• i ar&so« UNIVERSALISM A MW rtyia ot rer rnya ia a round pnaawfrfti. ow which ia ingmvad th* coBt-of-arote, anrroundwl by a —IJ- -­ of black owyx aad go).' Tho muff, for naxt PETERS KttSBM. *o that a lady will ir<|uii» n> may rnafl. aa she Ao a Lotuiets. Ornananta for tbe hoar an bwdiea. bwttaafliaa and onaiU. made of mall gray-colons I fuathnn, Metered iu tbe cantar of ■ email ri’4x>a bow. with three ■ i&V MUSICAL monthly; For woddinp: invitationa, tide rw»., *WIEl'i AVlAKK A8ENT8WANTED THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE! rTrf .n-Ti^jTti?1V”n HENRY WARd'bkEHU'E** AGKSTH WASTED 1 A KICK FIELdTaNOBLEAySkK rtcnmui. FAMILY BIBLE. ■ Iraji'KSftiJsiBSt. outer. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, A FAMILY KECOBn. lulu11 a T'.'tr" " thi* wmtor. It i* m«L pretty i and unaaaixiBiag. Far ftH dnHT.jniB drad rawriW afj;. raajr. ________ gold i» th* proper thing M. CARLETON, Tbe handamn* India aha* I* are being WILL wont mad* into a dam-fiBinz jbauk Or ; double repo, whioh rea ba d*ao with-, out catting or injuring the aimwl. Ladlea prefur tni. way of wanng them, aa THE DETROIT WEEKLY TIIIUHE. a ahawl fthUd in the old .tyhicoii hard­ ly ba won gracefully with th* prewnt ■tyla of large poiara and loapwl akirta. PETERS' MUSICAL •.■ttiK.'a&if.f.-. LIBRARY, niTOX rOLL'uS FILED WITH WOHFJE&S VOCAL COLIECIOHR. OF THI //OHIO." CHICAGO aiilB DESTRUCTION. StttTS zitd X fan a.J wteyfaao h***® •< ChMfa ter pate. ■maM anJ faiara. WwampaM wim*. iu« u4 lull tea.Ua #1 ih. «nui-, b? u«>. I*. L!SS«f5rJSM iSaaw: AGESIS niVTHKlSt'! ■l..~ C»— •• . .CJur.«.. I» REDUCTIOK OF PRICES Mm Approyrteta ftr tha CMM. Moat Uaefttl lo/tba Minuter. Moat Iciareatftg for tho Fanaai Mtut Elogaut fjt th. Pari >r. Mmt PrafiUbfe for the Stady CIRCUIT TODRTS—1872, 1813. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS QTATXOr Mtcmo*>-»tereite«di J JmUI O Cirrail. I t> uj .pt*ia< ite «mm. Jar MMlaa ite wn>al aaraaaf ih.Cift.ilCaan Machinery and Supplies. pfAXUiA.I. IJ M.n«G Peterson’s Magazine CHEAPEST AND NEST OF ALL! ia retinuaied that one lift |wr day i» load Ihrvoch tha careieaa oaa of karaaaac, aad add* that if th. three falkreiag goUanralaa were Lawler Much nf tba> uagar might ba avoidad i Trim thaftmn ia tha day timt. Harar pal oct lh» tight bi bkMbf4 SMMM.CT?TFrP Nerar.Ikiw ii«.- than Lnlf llwoil lol' bacon, axhaunted Wdre repl-:^- j' Splendid Offm forlkli. | X* * * * X* CteteEX. TL'MOB-i. JAV-IDlcr. 'I lil-l'tinu. ,<o into ivrnua Trait COkCOMITAllTK I “&;awS;r s.T.’KSwa' Dr. Wells’ tat of Jtntt Tw.«lyte«r Fafaa *t Maw.' JURUBEBA, EVERY FARMER 'Ute ia aaaU ba. etem. atereawre Fraa PHUC-cT**'iZarm”'' JOURNAL, glHXfc _ ’ Exccrroa. sal HaaO. TMnaenaJa II te m aartiaM reerey, j£e*M J >g .w.fte reaa^ari Uwra.1; aaUca ia Uara. BU JU* Yw». M. A«»«l fat I1M IlaiMlUau*.' hlr. On. Dollar |wr Wo.i1.. M..I far CUc.lM. . • ^faxpautSJ.z'g^: Tkrilllaj Talcs aad lareltttes SSSS22 ££,' Book Agents! "TheSlitaT cTcuirnu.*.>..1iiHi.u-a. Fail.., The AmericanWasher! la^arpsiiiii Plate I ’RTCE, @5-50. Tte Aterrleaa Waatar Sarwa Maaey. NATURE’S IfaWaftr’a barrel, nawtrtwi by Mr. W. tenia INTO. Tlu* barrel i« mad* much cheaper, aad u far mat • dumbft thaw th* aouaa aall barrel Th* timber •aad rii ba Km, wnfeh ia vary pftwtiftl tatS^aor Ta»ey, and of Ht(U tahte TABLE SAI mjut uv FOR FAi ■ELISI Hair Restorative ..... RTAIIb*Bt>*,, Bl! ■oc*a< t,. ..... , _ ' W PADDING." JOHX E- t'OTTEH f CO. NECBLY 3.000 I»A^IOM OF THE 3ETT ILLDSTRATKB Mare Than 500 LITERATURE Bilriiant Article. NEAELY 1 (WCTiMl’IXrEI) STORIES FARMER | 1S.000.000_ 4.CQB8 bm a—?, -u u fc. A .Vi. Lil™? O M a»JM=is.;a«law»£r *5.50. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-12-13.pdf 94a0afa998e96d312dfc7895c7e02fc2 PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HAST1BGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1871. 1 Hawkma lifted the frail kata, fa ' bwndlad i* ahawla, fa far am, . THI IXIOI OT THE BABY- Would call the attention of the public to the Largest and Great-; eat variety of .^Ssw£«EBss.““’ 7069 •'HasnerT' It wAe th. meta ^L,3?,3,ilXziai-r<!jz a. des^.DZhA felt bow flaTkVn&U _u_ u k~i —rr.si IN BARRY COUNTY SWA “ 1-“— »o u ----- "----- ‘ OUR ACORN PARLOR I.EASING STOVE, itT Were to write yoa eri-ry week I riiould not tell you all I know, afrnnge m it may sown. When I wrote last, we were nagobsting toe another of your brel men, and aa we were, as uaual. raMesefol in our negotiation*, there will be no harm dune now in laying thsst Bev. E. P. Powell Domestic* of all Popular Make, Cheaper than Ever! -Flanks, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA 10 per Cent. Below Fall Prices. Groceries Hutu, Sum ail IMairal Deituh, Capa, and ered him by the May Flower Church in Bl Lotus, and is now on tha ground, do­ ing a good work. To ba sura ha is like all old badt.ior. Wall, that is too big ClotJun, snow whiter, be nueed hmirnlf aad said half aloud, as be watched the flakes charing one another in whirling eddies, that the anew seaamd to bo having s good time of it Tha* bo leaned dews Silk*. o rood. And I’ll tell hrr that God forgot." He had raised up and Xhat Mr. Gregory did fur Michigan at luJI of Ralph's coat. v With H«>n. John Monteith. na Riats Iph tad greet difficulty in quiet Superintendent of public Schools in un. H. fold him that if bo uymt JeHrrww I Ity, and Rm. E. P- Pbwril in bt louis, and “Iota" of school teachan from Michigan, scattered through the udtou.s of this City and State, w. feel tlie infliM-noa of Michigan, whethor Argyle Plaids and Satines. him. What if Stocky should die* 11 We do no* atop, though, with three was only a minute's work to get down, take the warm borw-blauket from under drafts ujxAi you. We believe in a trinity the reddle. and wrap it about the boy. mx quite so material as Theodora I'mkor said was wonhipad m Bos on, to wit . “The Golden Eagle, the Hirer dollar and the ooppo* centwe de be­ lieve though la a trinity of moral intelIwxaal and material elecMota, and eo we Barlow & Goodyear. The best place in the Rochester NursericH, CITY OF HASTINGS ------ te buy------ Frattt, ftim aai Wn GROCERIES CITY PAINT STORE! COMMIMS A inWI LUMBER WANTED PAINTERS; Paint*, Oil*, Vantuhe*. Mixed Paint*, Bnukea, tod Arti*t's Material*. Wall Paper, Window Shade*, BLACK WALKVT. CHKRRY, FWTKFOOIK wtliti: ash, In the lane, in tha dark, under the shadow of tha barn, Ralph met Han­ nah carrying her bucket of milk (they have no pail* in Indiana.) Ha oonld sea only the white foam on tha milk,and Hannah's white hue 1‘arhspa it wan came upon him a romseiousores of the •nspiciona that filled Hannah** mind And with it there came a feeling of HARD "A SORTMATLF. guilt Ho saw hiuaeeli froau her stand­ aeA BA8BWOOD. point, and felt a noons almou as keen V.__ v -- L.J U- V---- Painting, prowutud Lhn in thia rid.. And he know lire rosm well enough to feel acre that he would de credit to hie master. “Bell put in Ida beet licks," Bad wtae- MoneV IP. ROBERTS & CO. “If it wasn’t fur whatr eaid Ralph with a spire of iadigunnt di-uial in tea Experienc* Hannah hraitated. but Ralph premwd BUSZU. Stu: LUU MhoA, ™ MU » unucoUiem. and Ralph Juddered lest Bh«ky eould nsvsr !»• Sana again, and spoku to th. roan, and the roan *troaclied out his head and dropped on. .ar back to hoar the first word of command, and started ths other forward to l*uk tar danger. a sudd.n trembling msiie her set down the heavy bucket At first neither spoke. Tbo reooollection of all the joy of that walk together in the uigLl crime upsa ttarn both. And a great sruw of lure made the night sweat .u[wm*tur*lly d irk tn Ralph. Nor mu it any lighter tn tha bopelre* heart of tha bound girl Tha presence of Ralph did ant now, as before, m*k. tha darkness of her file light “Hannali------ ” said Ralph ptrecntly, and then stopped. For ha could not ■- — Sign k Ysan Imdrelon," and then if I was to draw it toe/a. Usey would my I we* writing my ■wf.fw/ntpky I am not, na you know, and if I was not tn do thia pitiable dare justice then they' would find fault 1 don't know but they do thia (find fault) anyway, though our Mr. 1’uwell dore not any more probably than it ta hia dafy to do.. He smocead*. you know, who used to preach at. Jacks*), Mich., you remember him aa one of the moat eloquent and effretiro speaker) to be. found in that eriebrated list of beautiful cities which are attusied on th. line of the Michigan Can rd Railroad, iqclnding Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Bard. Creek, Kalamanxi, Marshall, Niles. Ac., Ac. Mr Monteith*. Ualth (ailed and be was obliged to give ap preaching, and Gcv. B. Grats Brown (ghy would not be, B. Grets Brown, make a good ruccreeur to Grant ?) appointed him State Supvriatewlint of Public Schools. An appointment, too, eminently fit to be At four o’clock the next morning, the midst of a drivinganow, Raipl- ws timidly up the lame towarda the hoax ea.de of th. Mrenaca. He went thm ly, for he waa afraid of Bull Bui munil Bud waiting for bias, with I roan colt laidtai’ and eaddled. T roan colt was really a large ihree-yei old. full of the finret of animal li We have a Full Line of BLACK SILK which We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell tor Cash & Loala. Nov. 29th. 1B7I. X> Bann -You know thal I Bred in Michigan long enoogh to learn to bo mamontiona. (though there are pwqile who de not learn all they might on this matter who lire in, and oat of Michi­ gan) and so 1 do not frel quite «asy legging round an unfulfilled promise to ■pita you “often" Ifow frequently moat He did both, bo sent genilamon cajablo and lionset, and they reported no Ivorably that Capt. Ward cam* and found that all which had been reported van true, and ao ho has made an . �>R. CROOI lastaretarery win! wf.1 • to mi there to a good wwd foito mercial College. As n tperema i tract tho following from the ingw Bab, which will ««sM» peo­ ple to • have a 1 Savings Dm* that can never brook, sit each'county kail «r otV Treasurer Spinner last evening forwnrdud check. for eight failtieas of WJ*I» JU, B»iu tojMUios in .nriot» part* Of tho country, who bare scut thuir five nnd Detroit, tho beautiful, is increasing twrerty bond* hero for redesnpti .u. in magnificence day by day. rienatav Osborn of Fp rids, has just reripeazing of meroliant prinrea, why qwwted the President to issue a procl*, don't romp of out’s adiwriut Marsfawrwmstfon with the view of •ospmding tho ly tn tit ttoniry ptpm; it surely is their interest to secure nnd retain trade which writ of AtUtsreryiu in Jackson and Cal- ctherwiao mast go to Chicago, if U bo bmin counties of that Slate, which ba not already there. Wako up, gentle­ any* are under the control uf Ku Klux. men, and strike new, while tho iron's There names are ominous of DsmocraBut to eotadade, tha weather is varicy, and Ort in the South means, ganurgaled, but mostly very cold, uncommon­ aUy, iatimidstior -and violence to all ly eo for so curly in the reason. Wo who darn,a diflorenoo of soaiimcct— , earnestly hope that cur brethren iu Chi­ ItopnblfaUM do not dare to rota iu parts | cago and Northern Michigan are comof Florida untoas they vote the Demo-' fortaWy housed to these iaetomrat days TAB. An unusually, attractive Govwramaut will yay for the w of In our last lesae, forty-sigbl hour, money from ire doftare upwards 3,fi5 after its delivery in Washington, we per cent, br ana rent pw day ]*r hun­ placed Wore our reader, tho very able dred dollars, and transfer tip deposits Message of Preaidant Grant. At that time we had no space for a single line of common!, and do not propers now to re­ The abolition uf the telegraph mo­ view, a document which all of our nopoly, and tho eelabUshauint of a pos­ craflc ticket, and heuco, no opposition vote* aro rocurded where hunerods were satisfaction, but we cannot refrain from tal telegraph gystem, eo that missageo received in that Department that he has now entered the Business Doport| Oh, for a heart by enough to take in all ment, taking w.th him bis’friend ■■ G-n—i o—«-.!! L-. ju*. humanity, it* wore alike. But with aU 0. C, Dibble, of Portage Qty Wisconsin roounastrr uoncial < roeweu tins ju*t ()Uf giTinjf w0 announced that a thorough investigation I best. ? regarding W. F. Proaoer, P. IT. at j As to lira qaaotion as to why and Nashville, has shoa-n that charges j whorofliro thoso sufferer* bare boon so against him ter prosecuting claims for|i visited bv the Almighty, wo do not jwrtend to bo judges, but leave thia, to u» ■ im-xplicabl* subject, to tho rvligiuus and cqurially the ««rohgiou* press, and precious little do cither ol them know Fifty-five insurance comptaiir* failed ij about it. Sono more thia time. Yours, Ac. in RmssqMoce of the*-conflagration at saying that it is, like all tho utterances of our President, independent out­ spoken, and exceedingly Statesmanlike in its tons and character. Dissent who may, from nay or all th* recotnosendatioas in it cnoteined, du man will pre­ tend to deny, Dial it works out a di­ stinct Lino of political policy which tha I’reridssrtdsem. wise, and to which he i* willing to stand committed and on which to go before tho people fur re-elaotion. Thia is manly, and worthy of the chief executive of a great and prosper- Chicago, and a large number of thrae which bare uot failed refuse to jriy. their risks Thu* it is manifest that there is Htilo assurance of xafi-ty in the prevention of Joss from tire when cooflagrations occur. Absolute safety in all such cases t. tho requirement of tho ' day. Several broken Savings Banks in I New York and elscwharc. recently I manifest a noceaaity ter reform in those trust (Mmpaaira by which the poor are chiefly swindled. . J uc. tux CastsT —Mr. Henryi Craig of Quimbg, has been appoint*! agent i ter tha above onUbratod work, ter thi* | pro.pccttM of ths Detroit Part, published city, and the township uf IIsitings, and I in our advertising columns this wook. will giro every otn> a call if they can ■ eabeeribe ter this explicit wprk^" Tha . Tho Port is a paper which is a credit to Book is put terth with th» Vedl of re- | the Republicans of tha State of Michi­ gan, and truly represents the bee*, iuter- commondalious,from tho preen and an in c*t of tho whole people on all tho great tclligeni public, and about?tare a rapid'" insure all the raatshtotes in th- country nt a greatly reduced rate of premium and not be affected disastrously by such It h not neceasary to say that there n a conflagration as that of Chicago, will a wide diasimulariiy between tha spirit that animates the two great parties of this country. It has always existed, and questions of the day, not least of which sole. Mr Craig it wiU be understood l Measures for the better protection of has tho use of only ano arm, and thia 1 in epi to of “new departures,“ cm the one the ballot box will be devised, -.that side, and ‘teelarro niovcrnents,” on tho tha purchase and intimidation of voters, ncsrai, and the conssquout elevation of busineea will afford him • moans of' other, it will continue t» exist, until in all classes of laboring men. Wo ask for turning his time to a good account, and ' tho repeating and cheating going on in Mr. Henri Drayton for tho Last two. [ it the special attention uf such of our everybody subroribing, not only will rot the hietury of politics alone, will one or Nek- York City and In tho South may uights appealed at our National Thoutre readermns desire a Metropolitan paper, thoir mouey’s worth in a Cue book, but bath of tha opposing forres have an ox> bo checked, U not prevented. in tho "amc sad rtsrfhsy" play of “Niag-;,either daily or weekly. ilteane Ever tutne Democracy and BuThe tariff will also bo revised and . r-bama Mt the White Housed together, ' ara." Hit acting and tinging wno | taxation diminished, sad preliminary and Tollowing ia that hegrin. tho glory legislation Unking toward the Tmamp- equal to the expectation, ro for n_nio : A Goon Duly.—In another place will cf the party fled also from the most of tion of spedlo payment will undoubted- •«dr of tho play permitted, but the play lbe found tho Prospectus of the JAi-kson itself was almost “startling" oven to '1 Daily CUam, tho oldest daily paper in uur Stan- gc-reromenu aa well, the nonA Exaiammr Jcsr.—ConsidcraLfs'has frighten off an audience of tasta. It is ।Central Michigan, being now in the political observer could essOy see, that to be hoped that ho will change ths ., one obfeet, and One' only, actuated its b*on .aid about the regulations adopted , piece at ones The Departmsnto here!,citizens uf Hastings nn get the Crffow, by tho Station Agent, st the Depot, for leaders. This era* .imply to get back , evening at 7,50 o’clock, two hours , the govsrnmant of men engaged in the , again, at no matter what com, or by what sign coiumcriw, and for tho re-orgat>iza- .I closed at 12 a. to-day, to enable those ■ each i eumposing them to prepare for a thank*- j,after publication, giving us tho very, eunreyanro of powrangera to and from tian of the Civil Service wiU bo up tot Prompted br thia, their suctcsrivs diseusrioo, and it being a Presidential giving dinner to-morrow. Hie general ■ ] : tile Depot, tha porition that busses and platforms hare shown no relatiaaahip year, all the political question* of Hr.’ holiday will also account for one of your ' | I hacks coaid severally oacapy, and in corraspondnai’s letter. Iwiag one page !; whatever, one to another, their campaign day will bo thoroughly eomsidsred. relation to tho porition men could occupy cries have boon the dap trap of decta. t<< solicit poraeugor*, and a good deal of Under th« einmmstancei the Capital gogucism. and their issaei, mere tricks will be the political focus cf unusual । diMatixfaetion <-xpr«*ed. This lead us of the political charlatan. If they havo brilliancy and power, and the political to make diligent and careful enquiry as ■ been at all perristsut In any one thing, useftinau of every citizen during tho to tho foctsiu the cose, and as thsroiulibf' it ha* been in oontinunlly crying cor­ coming campaign, will be in precise pro- ■ DETROIT CORHESPOHDENCK our investigations are fully satisfied that ruption, and nssailfog every man elected portion to his intslhgsui spprociation of, Ex Gov. Buis, is chairman uf tho tl»’ regulations adopted by Mr. WTlder ’ to office by Republican votes, m a swin­ the now mnasurv-s. Our kxal politician, AcknowlodgsDunU-ThuilugiriiigDay couitnittw ou accounts, one of tho most are imminently proper, and entirely in Detroit -City Politics - Wheaton dler, a cheat, and a scoundrel. and publishers, must evince a dispovi just, and tliat there is no cause of comvs- the Relief Committee- Governor important, and for tho diacharge of tho Bat it transpired nt last, that the tionto learn what is'nsw. They will plamt on the part of any person. That Baldwin- City Inprovemanta-Peck's duties of which bo i”uno of tho best Democratic nest was not without its foul they should, in tha interest of all partiM. Hew Dry Goods Store-Why don't mtn iu tho nation. Wo cungratnlats be qnietiy bm euorgoticoly enforred, end bird*, anil, when th# screen w«» lifted th'- people that *» Lwrt wan was select­ Isdfovo in the end, all intervsted jiortios from their deeds, the whole nation stood ed for that position, and nt the same will be utidied they oro for the good of dismayed at tho gigaatic frauds that had tints a man second in ability to none tho puhliivand no dotrimont to them ot been jierpctratod in the name of goveraViriluta during the sotslou of Con­ other that represents the north west in iusut And now what is done by this gress now about to convene, will find - Thursday, Nor. 30th, or rather either House of Congress. mote thaa the usual change for the let- Thooksgivtag Day, finds “Juvenia" The railroad aid bonds salt, now in anew more in his ere-uatiHuod pines of habftxtion, refrtahed and n’ inrignrated pn gross at Detroit, is attracting consid­ grand bronze doom from tha: corridor by his sojourn m your Iwspitablo city, erable attention, as it involves ques­ to redeem the uaisio of the party from to tha East Front; tha rensodalting of of which, and its inhabitants ho shall ab tions that are of vital importance to total obloquy and disgrace, placed in (ho oH Mapramtatiw. Chamber ; the wny* bear kindly retncmUraiioe. Let many in this State. It will prolnldy nomination, against1 the notorious Tom this lufltee jdfr a genoral scknowlodgv- be terminated next week. C. Fields, Horatw Scypcur, a man whose doq> of the edifice; ths curbing and integrity no one baa ever questioned. rodding of flic surrounding terrace and Betieving him Itourag. the Bopubli- plateau, all add materially to tha nraXtxwsand Uriah at tide grandest of aroiri- The result wn* that aided by Ropnbli-Professor Gaiffinor, tha dactnrtan, ean votes, there ven not enough hon­- who, fur sumo year* post has been light­ est Democrats in his district to cleet Bey- ing ths capital gu by dtetrio^, has been busy for s month part with a fotre i of hxrtii.hor* making hi* splendid sppa■ tabu shine- Daring the reeow.ho has i txvn exiled Iran diffenml port* uf the • errantry to inMdare his fataM electric­ al proni, which, until lately, has only been applied to the lighting of. tha Na­ tions! Capitol. The Grund Union rail­ road depot, ths.flendid Jswtsh Cub able system of appointment*, get into positioas, to disgraao in the sod, them*rlTes and the effire they have unworth­ ily secured. But heroin the differs neo. The Be- electrical apparatus. Ono uf the must totorwting righte b«ra iato aeo him t ration of public affiura, tho Dmsooracy ]tight several Stoosaad hunters In the soy thte tMy dte ami ctond nedy Itwinkling of an eye by simply turning to throw tho cloak of their party over a । erank wad prnesuig a '-<«re. The ofcoyUl.. lb a G„_. every rascal that will tue it for proton- | 'm«nt for the cottrteriee extmdod to him, Tor should ho go into details thereof the oulurans of tho Bwxa could wot con­ tain, all that he would write oa that sub- ajeard ctcar. cold and bright, oaa was •ery generally and very paiil-i observed, indeed the general remark was “it seems like Sunday" and so it did. The storm were almost unireroafly closed, the tendsd sad alm. giving, or rather the Aank.riffrrings, hearty and groervus. Amoaetnenla of various kinds were offered and were well attended, “tho lydix Thompson Troupe,'' gracing or dtignkttng the Op-ra Hous.'; Albsrt W. Aoken's Company occupying tho Young Man's Hal] with "Witches of New York," and tha "A'ariatias'' offering its usual show, all tho*c I ray were well potroniiod, but withal there was very little draaintiwM and our street* ware Kalamazoo, Northwest. Though but a few ywiis ' old, it has grown to bo om of tho flrat, and rwivt's tiro cmlnrsmnuti uf our leading burinow iwnto Um GmoSJUpU. Emk. It gives us gnidt pleasure (o* indorse ’ every word tbs Chicago Jwsaay Part say. of tho Grand Rapid* Biuinma Collage, conducted by Mrssrs. 8 wrmaburg A Rob-, bins, and also to note that our young ■ «/ur Store is full of choice Gool* for ___ .. ' --n-^ Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapid®, Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery is made ex­ pressly to our order by tho best English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. the Appetite, PURIFY YOUK BLOOD. Xi*obH- •?wgs?s?« 4JKE ROOT. Especial attention is re­ quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted tn Sets, Crosses, Etude. Pings, Etc. A very complete assortment of Dia~ id Studs. Diamonds mounted to or­ ' tn our own shop. I Monogram Seals, Crests, For which the highest market pries in Cash notice.. [NOCURE.NO charcT SHEPAKDS coiponm wahoo biw sto!Mxr»ssitwr~* l“ • ach, Ortt renew, Aervoxs and SUk Hcadarhr, Liver Complaint, rever.tAfftte, Dftptptia.irormt in Children, Cites, ItUiou* CmnjdalnU, Lou of Appetite, £rup- i the Hcliday ecaapn, to which wo. invite' the attention of <rar friend, nnd citinms lion wo mak» on opening ‘‘Peterson’s Magarinr" for January. It is impassi­ ble to eanreire how a lady's buck could be handsomer, or'more porfrcL ‘"I Wander if I could Dance,” the principal iteel-plato, is one of the most charming wn havo over seen. Another steel-plate is “The New Guvornres,” illustrating a beautiful tele by tha author of “Kath­ leen's LovtsStory.” The dnubte-rire generally . Beautiful Christmas Gift*, choice Toi­ let Set. and IVrfumary, Shell and Fancy Hox»e and Brakes 7 , ;r'y ' Nfrnoxsi NOTIONS'!! STANDARD BOOKS, . AND POEMS, PRAYERBOOKS, WRITING DEtiK.5, FINEl-oaOSTBOOKS. HHt'lK’’ AMERICAS AND PORTFOLIOS, CARD CARBS, AND not disgraced with the usual holiday in•briott-ail of which wo attribute to a certain sober second thought which par*ad<-i all m view of the -nd sufferings srtach haw befidlen so many o! our felWraw.thls Kdl yrer 1871. And so ii,is and soil«vsr will bain thi* sad Spr-trooni are sent gratis. > chsmgsag world of oura Sorrow will parties to see i PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, DIARIES FOR 1874. ” A >*. To famitisa and parties wishing to trim and light Christmas Trera. will find it to fhoir advantage to gfrte tie a New Advertisements. » a siUndid number. It has brantiftlly illustrated articles on Chicago the Indians ; firat-clase stories ; various skHuhes; £ilhy paragraphs cn scientific Wactured expressly for them, by some of the best makers in Locle, Sivitzrrland. and thus save to their customers the importer's profit, in h'cw York. • For Sato by ACKLEY A 8LADE, I . JA Hartings, Mich. u I cmM MARBLE �Tl. UUa Mm riita A goo< Roee-wood Melodeon for as cheap. laquiro at foe Burax. office corner of State street and Broadway. The First Primary, Muh Bauer, Pre- Duank^iving day i. an tartitufon ccptreea, i* to occupy the first floor, and that brioog. j^-uliariy to this country and people. It* history i. port of the history «f lb* aatfon. The forty-two men who, with their famdiea, cm. hun­ dred and two paroun* in *11, landed from tho Mayflower <m Plymouth Ruck tn IG20 aduptoil, and each rign-d soon, stitutional compact fee riril gorerumrol. “Thi*,” my* the bbtorion Bancroft, “vu the birth of popular eonatitutiorol Uberty." Tb-ise men who, on that bleak and uninhabited coot amid thu enow* of wiutor, mid before th* n!wt .hollar had be«n erected on land, formed the germ of this nation in which wo live, were aleo the originator* of the Thanksgiving Nice Sc»aM Darr* Sracr. for 80< at tha PhcroixCW.8 nr.of Rn—ll Norin*. ■suite. M. E. 8. 8. Coxcxxt.—Tho Conrert at the Motbodi.! Church, last Bunday ova, was nttniidcd by a Urge concourse ’ uf people. The manner in which ovwy. tiling was conduct,*!, show* how well the scbolnn apyn-ciate th* utfort. of their Supcrintrndant and Teacher.. We have no time to give an extended notice of tha concert, but must say that the •oag on “Tho Burning of Chicago,” by foe Butler Sister, was very elfecUte, and appreciated by rite audk-aco. Little Itatella Whoelre aong a beautiful piece which was well reevirod. In fart, the. whole programme was corrW out by the scholar* to the credit of tte school li'.'HKJIT, x<». ■ ICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division lumber Wanted! 30,000 feet of Ash Lum­ ber, 10,000 feet White Oah Lumber, and 5,000 feet White Wood, wanted on ac­ count, and in exchange for Agricultural Implements. 5OP Cords of Wood want­ ' ed on account, and in cxchange tor Agricultural Im­ plements, and we will pay part Cash. AU persons indebted io C. F. Dwight Jr Co., are hereby notijud to call and settle their notes and- accounts im­ mediately. Special meeting of the (lommou of the Weal are already the greatest Council, held et th. Council Rooms on stock range* of tho world. Her moun­ Thursday evening, DecemberTik, 1871. tain* uro mountain, of gold and ail ver Preeent, Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Ham, and Iron >nd copper. Underneath her broadcast over tha earth, and no coun­ try on claim a monopoly of than. The Indian'. hunting ground ia well worth Thu. w. find within our own domain his effort to retain, and to hia nomad tic tho mines of England, cf Russia, and of Australia, foe vineyaxd* of Italy and Spain, the grain field, of Fran™ aud Germany, foe cotton fields of Egypt and •ion of foe condition and surrounding circumstauoe* of the Pilgrim cukuiata, wo would perhaps scarcely reoognisn the occasion for their offering apodal Tlucnksgiring. The very winter of their landing, one-half of the colony fell rio- In th* combination of hlementa which year of the wtttemcnt, their victual* constitute real greatnoea and contribute were so entirely .pent that they know- to tb. w.lftreof men. thi. country of nut at night where to have a bit in the cure I* truly unrivalled among all na- jK»sca of thia association. in connection with the I’rosbyterfan Church, seem tn these baxdahii«, and foe eocceaa of the be popular with that socio ty in thia city colony nfjgr year* of privation and .of­ Tho sum uf sixty •dollar* having been fering, in raising ueedod food, suggested the first obeirvanco of a day for special Thanksgiving. Tha official appointment baa been traced bock to the year 1331. with tho probability that th* day wo* even earlfor ubaervt-d. We might contrast not only th* occaeight-column paper, and in typographi­ aioa for Thanksgiving, which w* hare cal appearance, aa neat and tasty m any a* a people to-day, as compared with paper in tho country. Mr- E. A. Black- that of thow pilgrim father*, but foe man, iu young and euterpriring pub- manner of the obeervance a. well. liaher doeervea auccee. for furnlahing In that early day the whole commohi* reader* with a paper printed all at nity in a body would assemble for dahome and representing homo intaroeu ao faithfully. Long may it wave. agent, at Nashville. He goes ea.t, Thursday, on a visit to hi* aged parent*Hi*many friend* unite in wishing him a pleasant journey. , See notice in another column of “Ben­ der Pleasant and Beautiful your Hout"*" Tho Daily nad Weekly Patriot mide Tur N«w Frau.—J. W’. 4 G. G. Boot- from politic*, (of court*) are a* good ley, manufecturero of amh. doors, blind* mper* na can be found in Central Michand molding., and ovwytliing cbo. aro so busy selling moldings that they can­ not write for the local column thi* week. nrw Daily lately Marled rumc* freah and neat aud evince* tho < lwprise of it* {Mibliaher* aa well • the people of that place in auataiumg lira daily paper to wa«t their rapid, gr ring tuauy wuo have no thought uf reverence for Ovd, or uf real thanksgiving for hi. great su’d unuumbared mercies. Although tho manner and apint of the ubeorrancnof the Thanksgiving day has so changed, nnd there are now com­ paratively tew who aro intereeted to moot and tbnnk (Jud in solemn service, u comparwl with the many tboughtlew if not thankbwa on**, It to our pleasura to recall something of the ancient devo­ tion, and to come together hero that we may render devout gratitude to God for hi* many btesamg. And when en­ gaged in vuch special earrice, 1 feel like letting th* occaoion itself auggoat our thought*. A dav of thankfollnees should surely bo filled with reflections Wooley. Council called to order by hi. Hon. tha Mayor. Minute* of last *dj*ttrned and regu­ lar meeting read aud approved. Mr. Kanfirid, in behalf of street com- the road job of Dr. Rush's, on Cham­ berlin addition in 3d and 4th Ward, and that tho same w*s done according to contract Tha following eeount* were presented and referred to Finance nut found in tho Old World. Commiltee, and by than reoonuhend io Pardon mo if I .earn to eocupy too l>" allowed and order* drawn. much of your time with a diapUy of the physical resource* of our country. Tho story ha* been often told, but I confess I can nevar tiro cf thinking of them, nor thick of foam without enthuriaun Yet I hope it to with no vain glory that wc recur to them to-day. We would not even think of them simply with the com­ mendable pride wbkb may animate potrioU and atatMmem We eecall them aa occaaiocs for devout thankagiving— fur this year and all year*. They are at th* bari*of the prosperity iu agricul­ ture. in trade, iu mana fartur" and in all foot appertain, to our living, with which the post roar haa becti crowned even more perhaps than utherjeara _ But we do nut forget that nil pbytiiai sasaens wa. inhabited by the savage* found on it by our forefather*, a. they are now. Il needed eni^hUael iuteltoet guided by Christian virtue to tronrf>rm tha Tigorating clime which together are ocoeeaary to a great and intelligent peo­ ple. And the extent uf that Zone *mbraoee the capabilities for varied pro­ ■3S’«t popalalad ia however too cumbcroome for strength, and of too varied local interrete for unity, unleu it lie* facibtte* fur conatant aad rapid and eaay interrourae am! interchange if product.Isolate it. part* from each other and it* greate.ee. ia gone Inereoa* and multi­ ply tha aveanee trf travel and commotee, and you enlarge by ju*t *o much it* bc.hip, there wn. frugal banqueting and nificenoe and power. Hence greet inland much goed eheer. But how ditfervnf .eo. are truly reeervoir* of national were they from th- profaeeuee* now eo .trength- Tbeir commercial capebilitiro universal and the idle pleasuring cf foe Gosa —The Editor uf the B.axxx and wife left thi. morning, on a brief visit to friend* in th* euuth-weiL They will be absent about ton day*, during which time tB* borine*. department ot the office ia left in charge of Mr. Holtnr*. Michigan Central R. R. yai foa tithe of har-prodnctirauM ia undro^d. From her Southern plains, ah* not only fill* her own cotton milk bnt those of England, and rimo-t of the one tituo they were reduced to one pint | The extent of territory, which is of corn, which waa parched and diatrib-1 •care* y lea* than that of all Europe,— utod, giving each peroon fire kernel*. - not including the great area of Ahuka— But, aay* Bancroft, “rumor fall* abort I i* indeed exceeded by the Russian end Tna Social connected with the I*ro»- uf reality ; fir throe nr four month* they bytcrian Church and Society, wn. pleas­ antly entertained on Tueedny evening by Mr*. Jauie* P. Robert*. The com­ pany wn* largo, and tho receipt* Sl’.fiO. or anything else but * cup of pure A* theei' fund* are in aid of tha Sabbath spring water, wav foe beet dish.which School*, we note with pleasure the lib­ the hoepitality of tha whole colony could eral donation made by the gucete of offer. Yet during all thi* season of solf-denial and suffering, the confidence of the Pilgrim* in tho mercic. of Pruri- FLOWER LOI> «? Murfar evrafe*. 9U>. uiuux us smicr uutl S=fSS=S2SMSiSCSX paw** m with the magmtu<le and variety Of foe gifta with which Gud he* endowed tkisaation. From her groat interior basin, aba nut only feed, her fucroaaiug pepafatioc, bnt eend. bread to other nn- oa VnU, U SI. —t Io. ■h, d orniira, iu anu>i Departmenu The mama selected by tho Board are in the building* owwad by Dr. Win. Upjohn and A. Rower, on tho Great n»vigabl* rirot* ar* as arterial to tho national life, uniting tho divetso momboro into one body, and invigorating the whole by th* uncearing flow of their intelligence of tho people and tho pre-1 valence of a holy religion ba. End to the , formation and growth of the nation, and , the well being of it* • must not Indulge ounc THE DETROIT POST men suceeaded easily in getting posees- j sion of foa Governmanl. and in making I it the moan, of unlimited frauds. At > such a juncture the only pwafcld roli- ■ anoe for earing the city from idisonlcr I Regular meeting of tho Comm oil and ruin1 mu»i be in foe Christina virtue I Oauudl, iicld at the Council Booms in and intagrily «ul wfedom that mightJ said city, on Monday evening Dec. IL still exist among her citisecs- Wo may । Council called to order by his Hon. all be thankful to-day that the eweat has। . the Mayor. J, proven that there were ecough righteous । men ta the city of New York to arrvrt | Present, Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Bird­ her rain, and we can plainly see what a 1. sail. Erotraau, Hama Have* and ,l£roealration to the city has been 'her wp-,,j field. Minute* of last meeting read ISOLD IX HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k SLADE. Render Pleasant and Beauti­ ful your Homes. tha great lake*, aad th* riven Hudaon, Ohio, MWrari and Miroarippi, far the eommaadiing porition ia tha world whrih thi. nation now bold*, and for the romtorta. not to aay luxuries enjoyed by tom of injunction, that would make man intelligent, end her Proteetant Cbtnvbe.. I each of iu inhabitant to-day. IWthu oontinrat been dertitute of thoro natural highway* before foe era of Railway ayetem*, Slate would have been a aeparate community in it. intererata and devriopneoaL and the ooalinu«d union ot the whole would have bren ‘hia Temple The review of the year at then nnual TiiBnk»giring occasion* to always loractorited in on* respect by a sew m, that may seem to rob it of its interrt. Material prosperity, aa regard, foe • roducU of tho country, and tho nbunanco of all those thing, which con trida. ota to tho romfort and foe luxuries of Tho tracklayer* on the G. R. 4 L E. ! H. laid 3-4 of o mil© of iron tha 4th and a lull mile tho fifth instant Tho cold rear alike wo recount abundant harvests, weather doc* nut affect work that b home, filled -with plenty, comfort* as­ sured to all th* industrious, with very driving tn aueh mant-er. We hope the Kai. Hasting* aud L>w- few exreptiona, and luxuries and wealth ellR-B- may progrea* at ft* aanpt inc-roaring throughout our country.— On* year differ* from anothar ealy in qwed when work commence*. tts sfaWram, rot at ah a. waat and dretituti-n differ from plenty. So habitual ia oar sxperiroce of aa ahoudingptariya** peopfe **1 that :’S3, LOCAL EVENTS. Wo ecarcejy know tha worth of mfarial prosperity rice* we hare HIM know, th- went of it. LM a like those that have periodically d**oUtad many oariroa, N»d Uh* fort wHA TXT RECEIPTS---- Bui 1 and latut dylu. for ula al Ute Banner Office. The Mawjurnd* Ball cm the 28th pevr.’,.. to be a fine affair. Our Job Printer has been doing n fine taakot sones. road. Th. iron W*b fa being woven thickly over the whole eurfeoe of the land, end erery thread eaxria. what would Lav* been * hundred J*»n ago foe oumBreroe of a notion- The laying of th* rail, is ■* 1-g- preceded by set­ tlement, and eiriiiraUoa, bat on every rid* foe road, rewefo out far into fee MSI TvcUHianitiit!!! no �■s-rKg^^^s-i- Geo. P. Rowell t Co's Column. 8 O'CLOCK. o kf,itoiS a?*lke ■neu'w’SSn’ CSUMUr. dinalradbyeiatolaetosl. < kiUlMaaiJforiMd to Mtu« all Tk...hkU4. Girt JZZJuy f.;». HYlflrtl 'KiaHYEKNTH • Mt thiakm who am the lou: tiJkik. as tor. cartas to cttMk when light Is bniught to the natal's edgn. anjuijll ^uniijiap, Mwurpv.uMaN^v u,MM■ ■ $ 200,000 00 ifypD - K Sewn year, of rilent inquiry art. nW•d for a man V> loam the troth, but it known to Us fidfowmon—Pfafc. CrsurI tlwughb aro sometime great raluu Ono of thuie may ■ tho kvy to open fur ua a yH nulls a|SLrtw»utin the psdnoe of truth. IM Wk toyMjaaatoTla^tM 1 CUNDURANGO !* iSifess,.»..sr',r::-.“st>’-n« ■rwarmar,,. A.Ur,.. Xaiku.l I*.bUafcacDa Ctilwyi, 1IL. CiMlaaalt, 0.. Ht. bwila. Ma. PAGER, i TnTesl’iraa m.PlMU mJ ’'■“nVO’cti'LoiSii'i’i’LATE* *125 S’ASi.'S-.tSXMM Q!.>,«WI IM IWUTTOAH OOtD! Watead. J.K HAI KU. Ur..1 Falla. M. ILeSaar WHEAT! S10 from 50<; VjEiS' r wrjswte Wit ia not ths product of stody.it camM almost aa unexpectedly cu tho speakdr a* tha fo.arer , one of tho fint MBh. of it is good tamper. The arrows uf wit ought always to be feathered with smiles: when they foil » that they become sarcasm JOHN IL PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. r.sr^'Srfc.’ UNIVERSALISM Demorest's Illustrated Monthly «ui(<,CShH*Uut'a.'U4Mt‘>'. ttes»Ba»si A lar(> aaaartaual of Eaa SfeSE?*- MORMONS I MORMONISM Aa »■ upiaaUae of aleak a .TOHX PATTON A SOS,' PKTER©* QiSNi&n MUSICAL LIBRARY, fSJSWSKl. FIFTEEN VoTUOtTlEED WITH MUSICAL CHOICE PIANO HLW VOCAL COHESIONS. monthlYl'^ “WIDE AWAKE'-'".: —_____ ________________ ■■■I THEA-NECTAR ADENTSWANTED ONE.DOLLAR PER YEAR. 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TIE BUT MICE MID BELIM I Sa. II Caaal wpNuin. Raoai SI. Oraad larMade la anr part of ike werld MCDGNABT. 1 ids.lUsAlgM. 1—I.msi Ootara. Ob>un* Faici te. JS" g&aa^SrastS, HnsttAasB?***- —- FOR FAMILY USE. JbrMt«w ACKLEY A tiLADE. NATURE’S Hair Restorative! JOtTJf E. PUTTER f OO., 014 and crrRamwnwSeet, PMJLAMirEn � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-12-20.pdf 6fb50e6f39daf669cedaee72e58e4235 PDF Text Text Tlf« RffdsucmBiytmu. VOL XVI MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1871. glorioni work of making her houss i;>o neat to be habitable, her son Writer gave to tying exquisite knots in his col­ ored cravals, and combing his oiled Jock* so aa to took Eke a dandy barber. And she bad no other children. Tta kind Providence that watches over the desti­ ny of children take, cam that vary few are lodged in ttaw terribly clean house*. But Welter was not at tta table, aad Ralph had so much anxiety test his ab­ sence should be significant of rriL that with fever and tha statement of tellta did no: venture to enquire after him lag his story; theirs wars wot with as he rat there between Mr. and Mr*. Never taforo Equalled In this City, tta QLA1.ITY, HTY1.E AM) VALUE. Dress Goods in el! the latest novritfo.. Real IriMlx Poplins, Velours, (Sex-gen, Japanese Silks*, striped and All plain. Wool Plaldw, "That fa my namt .ir," raid she. turairg hor face teArd Ralph, who could not but rtenark the contrast be­ tween tta thorough retmeawnt of her manno.- and tar coarse, scant, uubsped pauper frock of blue drilling. -I MW your daughter yesterday." "Did pin sro my boy )” ' Ttare waa a tremutousnsM in tar Miss Nancy, aa votes end an agitation in her manner which diseloeed tho emotion she strove in vain to conceri. For oriy tho day before BsQ Jnee had informed hor that Stacky would ta bound out on Saturday and sta would find Uut gtta agin him worn'I a payin' businms, so much os with an appetite only justified by tes long mutxing rido and the oxceUoncy of tlio brown cakes, tho golden nonoy, sad tho coffee, enriched, sa Aunt Matilda’s always was. with tta moat generous cream. Aunt Matilda was so absorbed m telling of tta doing* of tta Dorcas Society that ata tad entirely forgotten MaUneti, Ralph told her about Stack's dafety. I id:ri! not wnU d >m tho oonveraation bon. Critics would aay that it was aa uierwrough: aoeno. A, if all tho world wore aa cold as they! AH that I I can tan is that thia refined woman I tad all sta could do to control taracif in her mgernesi to get out of tar prison LEA1H5G STOVE. DomnticH of all Popular Jlfate, Cheaper than Ever! Flanels. Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, fur aotno time. But when ta toetad ax 1 shuck up, ride up to, the Aunt Matilda'a immaculate—tarribjy,*'u — -*----- —• *«-immaculate—housekeeping, hie heart1 failed him, and h- would have sold nothing tad ata not inadvBrtcnlly open- i WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! 10 per Cent. Below Fall Prices. ' ’ it would Make a Quaker -saugh. Groceries, 11at*. Mt do t_______ _______________ ,__ Cap*, and closely, unless you rare up all tape ofa re-nomination to cffic.-. One curious ef­ fect of political aspiratioas in Hoopolc County, was to shut the eyre that they could not see, to close ths oars that they could not hoar, and to destroy tho sense of smelL But Ralph, not being a polltiasn, smelted tta h<<-pen with jut (Sad Hie stench within, and saw every where the transpai^nl fraud, and heard tta echo of Janskte cruelty. A weak-eyed-gixl admitted him, and as he did not wish to snake Jus business known st onro, ho alfocted a sort of idle interest in tta place, and asked to be al­ lowed to look around. The' weak-eyed Clothing. BOSTON CASH STORE. HASTINGS MARBLE WORXSI •sssxtt Siiitm ai Mettaiical Dtite, with children, twenty per-1 urns in all, were obliged to sleep in one roofo, which owing to tta hili stope, was partly under ground, and which tad but half a window for light, an3.no veutillation, except tta chance drnit from tta door. Jones tad declared that tta women with children must stay there— “ho wanj't a-goiri to bare brats a-nianin’ over the whole house." Here were ricioui woman and good wmaeu, with what I was going to say." And ta pro­ ttaw children, crowded Uta cbtokona ic ceeded to toll how anxious tihocky was to imo his talf-blind mother, and actual­ ly ventured to wind up his rwnarks by .uggvsting tta: Stacks', mother be in­ vited to Stoy - v.r tiu.day U Au.i , ,»-rp»tu*i quarreling and occasional tilde’s house. fighting ■■ Bless mr stan!*’ arid that astonishIn the quarter* dovolsd to tta insaus, people slightly draieatod and rasing maniacs wose in th" rsuue rooms, while there were also those Uttar wrecks which nt in lmp« on tho floor, mumbling aud ci uttering unintelligible words, tho whois current oE their thoughts hope- at very low figures. TheLGerumn War bn.- forced the French to put a heavy export AMERICAS MARBLE Bender Flusut ind Besutifal year Bonus TWO PRIZES TO EVEBT SVBSCMBER! tasd from whom sta tail boon bauiahod for two stars. It scemod to tarthat sta oould die with that flaxen head up­ on tar bosom. And so. In spite of tta oppositan of Bill Jam's son. who threatened tar with every sort of ov2 if sta lolt, Ralph wrapped Mrs. Thomson's blue driltag in Nancy Sawyer’s shswL and boro tho leuble woman off to Howiaburg. And ox thsiy drove away, a sad, childlike voice cried from the gratings of tta upper window, -Good-by I good-by !" Ralph turned uad uiw that it was BhiL poor Bhil. for whom there was :»o deliverance. And all tta way back Ralph proaouaoed mental maledictions on the Dorcas R a-w.iv Hnf or for tta sending garments to tho Fire Petals tioatlTsca Islands, whichever it was, but for being so Hind to tta sorrow snd poverty within its resell. Ho did not know,'for ho tad nut read the reports of ths Boards of Blate Charities, that n*arir ril ahn*bouaes axe very mueh like thia, and that Barlow & Goodyear. urjM. Tto*wteTl?taM7ra*M(Mre(*. vnr <,!.■>, MMsir yM.iM ***«• The best place in the $ ■vats -k«r*Vy * GROCERIES g 1 CITY OF HASTINGS. «• ns prwisl lo je*»lj ‘The Poor^Rplatio ‘“Tho Inundation, Frita, Eleven tti Wn LS1is',“S,'‘^rS‘ CITY PAINT STORE! LUMBER It was a center shot, aud tho lawycrundo, lawyerhke, enjoyed a good hit. And ho cajoyul a good hit at,hia wife best of ail, for ta never veal: rod on one himself Bat Aunt Matilda frit that a direct reply was imjMMsibb. Sta was not a lawyer but a wum-tn. ami so dodgod tta question by making a coun­ ter charge. " It teams to me, Balph, that yoa tare picked up some vmy tow assonatea And you go around st night, 1 am told. You get orsr taro by dgylight. end I beer that yon tare-made eocanicn <auw with a lame soldier who nets aa a spy for thieves, and that your sunning about of nights is likely to get you into WANTED COMUISS a HOWS PAINTERS; pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash of white, ____ ____ Lu tivns, instinct toward adornWhen you tave barnod ta liyn wall sr taken this chRdiah you will know bow to die well. rai hit this time. “ I suppose,” that you taro been listening Henry Small*. Baa" Ralph, taw you talk 1 Tha , ol all is that you abuse inch ------ B _ian <u Dr. Small, tho most oxiplary Christian young man in tta One who forgives ererything to fate who forgive Mmutf nothing~Hs that i.loo proud to ask h toogood ring cream, and ta could see no tape ! any tatter fete far tar. Sta followed tm round the barn-like rooms, retarntg every now and then to tar qcesrion, Ben t you think I might g. tam . CHXRRY. Paints, Oil*, Varnuhea, Mixed IFSTTEWOOD. Paints, Bntshea, and Ar­ 1FHIT1ASH, tist’s Materials, Wall HARD -d SOFT HADL£ Paper, Window Shades, tai RA88W00D. The tcoak-cysd girl tad been called ray for a moment, and Ralph stood only, at the very lowest rates. l»Uah_ Out 4. - ' HICKS. * BRO; , 1 OmimnUl Muting, Half an hour later. Balph, taring recn Miss Nancy Sawyer's machtnety of warm baths and simple remedies oner safely in operation, and taring soon tta roan colt comfortably stabled, and re­ warded for hie fcithfolnns hr a boned- 8tr j'-ft ROBERTSf'W^A aw uhcc —. .. ; ample, satisfactory, and-amazing justice to Ita Aunt Martha’s tat buckwheat cakes and worm coffee. And after his Ufa in Flat Or ok, Aunt Matilda's house did look like paradise. How white tta table-cloth, h-w bright the coffee-pot, how clean tta wood-work, how gluten- i ing die brnre door-knob*, bow spolfoes I everything that esno under tta sore.- । mgn swsy of Mre Matikl. White! For । in rrery Indians village a* large a. I UwUut. <w M. rl doacn wwaun wbo are admitted to be 30 Years , Experience Medicini ;ufis, to Ralph, who sat picturing to himaeU the silent tatter» which Dr. Email*, eyes paid to Aunt Matilda, and the quist oxpresrion of pein that would flit aaroes Ha foce often Ralph's nsxne was men­ tioned. Aud never had Hartsock un­ derstood bow masterful! Small's artinoos wore. Ho had managed to obvato him­ self in Mrs. White's estimation and to destroy Ralph at tta same time, and he managed to do both by a contraction ot the eyebrows! .. But tta silence was growing priuful and Brink thought to break it aud tent i •» V *(Lwh ta t i BOTTLKB raw BUB! A n.rxx*jrx exLntnrn »»¥• of) our poor, deed mother' Matilda eadeenrreed to eta Ho strutted «W nad down like adtilL । ^Tiun General Andrew Jt^uoa." ta ' began. •• Propio <W. belters it, but I am. I tad ray head etattaT atBsMa 1 VuU.anAJtes»w । isn’t nigh so good aa tta old one; it's ( ;«Uto on on. ride. That's why ttay We «e:stap the promotion (fall pood. Il that >. very beautiful, shining tmmorBit I know acme thiap. My d, bright, everything that is good. potato, oa « aide, box iris uU . __________________ _ An unjust aceuMtfac is Uta n barbed Cottar. And when I know al my ‘Load. tta leftside of a ‘ I *know u. arrow, winch mast ta drawn backward rL<». »»J~ tasi. Lmn down tare. —. — thing out of. tta left di;. tide. Not Nvi out of yeur dtettMtau. side, raiad ya I woshia't fa the on to social srraxnr k. u-a-..JL-u-J -« «... . toC'ei srt.""- �W^- ers Our Michigan member, fa the femeto and House have been aaslgued to tho various Committee., aad it Menu to ns that each one are adapted with peculiar Ctnre* for tho work b.>fore them. There certain cause will prove generally pops U ono thing o-rtaia the affaire of the kr withold membss. of the dominant nation will suSsr no neglect from Michi­ pater We ehalf see in due tire. gan num. Sean tar Chandler is ChairA bill was introduced into the House ofRopreeeniativta yetasrday apn^ri*tiag two Bullion, of dollars to purchase Mima and Mining. Senator Ferry i. on the square fa Chicago on which the old three canmittece—Naval Affaire, Poet Government building stood aud to comOffice and Poet Rondo, and Pacific Rail­ menoo die erection of a new U. 8. buildroad*. in the House, Mr. Blair ■ The piece*, nfoddefat are “The Iren : -IB*; N6J,’1 1 (mlh oil ita uteggut mMu-J i Much ado Dhuil Ntahiag,1.’ ■ Ofarw Twist,” Ac, all eured with th. utmare Meltty and Isren rewarded >7 crowded hemare. Inhia o.nfawWallucl i. ummn*s«Ml and Mm. Barnard j* equally *« ju bar’s, and asgafartskiag bs if th» lore of her hanl-naroed Butane ia trying to retablish Eugli.li Qparo fa this country had ■rtaulted in * great *IK.co**, fastesd of a ral failure, ffba h a «s*«ri»zfoiu ar- i*uMTCT?pretoUranu bdw MT. »_ln „ l*vn for sovi-rid puifiing on toward* cumphrtion, and grutmiUfiu 1L^ Wachtai. the piece of Gwraan terrorx h to give ns one grand concert next week, and ' judging by bi* sm crei in Eastern citios win create a furor here. Bui why in the namo of goodness do there artiste demand sack foarful .ata­ ri*. a* fo compl the management to dtmandt1.50or}3 for single odmiMion. It Is an outrage end a fraud upon the American pecpls, who can rommjy du, thing by quietly staying sway from all such porfbrmanree. cm srrsra*, rounra, ac^ Tho Board of Public Work* Bill Us in the interest* of tin Xugua Khip Ca- continue to be read, like those of 8ooU virtually beea pronounced unoon.tituual, or culargciueut of tha Walland ca­ aadDioherM.faraU fatttra gannniUoa* tiunal by our Supreme Court, the Judge, nal, and coii*e<|uenUy of efasy inuiril to The fair author is “Tha Baitmuto standing 2 aad 1 The four Qommiario*. th. sea board ; a matter of great impor­ Tautphoeru,” author of the “The In­ The Wtathnr is unusually cold hers far era selected will of course not act upon itials.” and Mmthjat iff llmnstehmtsd. thia eearea. their appointment under the act, and tance to svciy liusfars* man and farmer I*Jrd Erskine, I formerly ■ Lard . High Albert Hmrey. oelonxl, w« fouu.l mere likely a new BUI Irea otywtiousblo in ths Nortb-Wret. aud a revolution was Chance lor of F.ngUnd. [ ftug^bd' fa age, Weight* and Measures. Mr. Suth­ adopted memorealiring Congress to that ; yesterday morning ftoae to death on will be paaeeil at tho text aceeion of oar Great Briisin. but ainu-- hot msrri*"n erland is on tho Committee on Naval l«th street near the canal. Verdict, I*-giata:urv. The Board of Park Cum- effect Ita proceeding* were characterAllaire, and Mr. Foster is a member of ira-1 ly great harmony. The only op- ’ to a Gorman nobleman, residing on tho death from cxjioauro. miaaioncra bring the appofa Uncut of the GontineUt, .Ito deplete Wo'w-tfi rare A while woman was picked up at SSd City Couaol will not 1M ol.jectoi to nor position coining from the Buffalo Board fidelity. ' lu tite whole riwlm of faodern and I steeeu nearly frosim to death with bo compclted to go into litigation— the of Trade, who sent uu a reoumricaac. a botttaof whisky by her side sb. fn- Gods be praised for that, It is n "rcasum- which ,wa«. respaelfully listened to, but maiiaa devoutly to !« wished for." 'Elie foiled to make any great snpreirion on Wall'. Opora House, ono ul our day* of our Dstua-xatic City Goiuru- the C<mvc3tii)i< Governor Faireliild of W«a>iudu preu<lod, and tho reprau>t>The London Tt*ti luoka with favor Washington thaatne took fire tins mor- | meat close with the “idee of Deoombsr.” latj^’ generally were men of wnnter- ' upon President Grant'* m image. In tong and was entirely eoMumed togeth- ।| Tho chronic offlaals who totue of them ’ aal reputation ai|1 ability. ■ regard to incorporating the telegraph er with the stage apphaacoa, Tho i1 have held S yearn uninterrupted peases- ' . .tof. party, ________ now look aad with the mail service, think* it would bo buildup .was a very jndiffbront one for! riun of the Bpoiia who n:<ir.vi-itigsting jthn charges each a pttepooe, and its lore will perhap* and waary <uul with Cardinal Wolsey of incalculable benefit to our country. hurry up the propoeed enterprise of! exclaim: “ Farewell, a lung farewell to againid *omv nf <mr Common Council Ute advice., jilaoc the Prince beyond erecting e Urge and ajpointed Aeade- [ all my greatness," for “Othello's octu- and diligeatly pushing on tin matter my ot Music ar Opera^Honse foe "Wash-1 pafion* goao." And now, gontl imnn and tin- rasnlt is mrelatfaua which are danger, and a spoedy recovery is no* ’ Republicaaayouaro hoped for. Prey.re are daily offered own way for two year*, uw your power and otir retiring Mayor. Dotes three for hi. Royal ILghrere Biigg, the “Psusrr. ura !ta:«jx* ' L, the lume ijndicu-uriy, step all teaks in the City ; charg e of <•-irruptioa are disproved by , Prince’s groom died from typhoid fever is partially L.jvered by insurance. ! tn-asury and practice the mi**: rigid further evidence we shallamtinM to be of Mrs Ann 8.-titepheu*' new now],just i In the Criminal Court yesterday eronomy fa aU your expeadiinnM for tin I *ati4iol that tho verdSei ofour la«t City 1 published byT Peteroon, PMadeiphia election was a just one and that three It will loeuaend • very largo sale, for Geneva. December 18.-Tbs Canute- Wretoy Jonre who cut Andrew Curtis j public good. Speaking uf politics we have yit to m.-o a.-cu»c*l jiort.ee better remain where the • Palacea and Piteous" is tin entire pew aionera fur tho arbitration of tho Ala­ aenre th. neck with a rwr last July novel from the pm al this talented , ---------- tho fiat paper, Republican or Detuccrat, people have placed them—in niimtftd. bama Claims held a farma! meeting to-i day. Count Sctopia, Italian member of I kiU. and am fenced to tho penetentiary which dore or can find fault with Prosi’ i* expected on the 29th instant, and will। for eight years. , dent Grant’s last mrrenge. It i* simply the Board, was choson Ibwaidenh The Judge Barton who was reenntiy elect- [, unvuluerable, rvuriluitory m tone, ami । be entertained with a grand ball and Commisrion adjourned tiU tho 15th of od to tha Wtacaaaia legislature has re­ Lsufficiintiyexplicit in ito details of tha,• jrtiblic reception. Only 395 young ladies turned here and BMumed the duti—of I condition of our Public Treasury. Arise- thus far have volunteered Jo be hi* ItctcM in the public debt in partners in tire maxy danoft May none Fifth Aulbiior which will be- continued I tf by him until the first of January when Ar* years! Can any Democratic ad- of them be disappointed in their fund expectations, may all “go as merry as he will retire and rettin: Io Wisconsin. mfaiatratfou produce a like allowing. a marriage Ml,” and may we be ttere ITo funoral of lai Aaditor Stnuh, vrfio > ( died hero a few duyi ago, uwk -plane the next Republican Governor ? If *o to see and enjoy the whole Sflatr. The late Tsmmaay organ here called tho “Patriot," liicatire it rejousre al!। this morning. There are now varan'. ;please bring him out and lot ua have a ( Aaditonhip* 1st and 5th too* to bo. few more ‘ Richmond* in tho field,” tho the unpatriotic aentimenti of tho North fiUed. ■ and Siuth. contains a loading article to­ A Senate reoolutio* propoeed by Mr. day under caption of “ The severity of Congee**." Thi* patriotic reference to Morelli of Maine will Inquire what fur­ been restored to bi* position as Chair­ ther legislation upon tho Indian ques­ man of tho Committee on Foreign Re­ lation*, nnd Siniuu Cameron, * very ing, Nov. 28th, the good preplo of the eembled in their national capacity, ia tion is required. The Indian treattea village of Naahailfa ueeemUcd at tha quoted from Senator Blair in a speech set arido reecrvation* oc which tho InMethodist Eitfawpol Church, and listenbefore tho Senate wherein ho duis. that diaas are to bo collected and retained ad to a clear, stirring and logical Temia the futuh-. CummiaaioMrs aceordtho Ku-KluxCommiUoo had communi1 P^anre liKturo by Right Worthy Grand tho admfaiatration, is wo think a yrast caiod with the President betere the pree1 Tempter Ruarell of Jackson. restafa, and we phrephosy limy will find lamation was issned far snspcmdteg tha Mr-Burell i* derafa? his time to । ropjx»od to h® targe .noegb to contain it so before very long, "lot justice be I nil Indian* Eo*t of the Rocky Monn- done though tho heaven* fall," and lot ■ tha t<-w|wrancv esuso to gvxxi purpose. Premdcmt’s message. The great l*rwiMr. Kumn.r, the ablest diplomatist wo , None eon hear him without being con.1 dent maker decently and potriotsoally taing. This action was reported to have, bo restored to the loeitiun which make, an iseuo with the President be­ Standing fur year* at tli. lieod of the ha so signally honored. cause he, Blair, was not parent whan j Order of Good Templar, in this State, the chairman of tho Kn-Klax Commit­ time to time been placed upon three ln«* which ho »tu roKuved al Balti roeSTvatious, but to thia day Coagrere tee, made the disdoonree fab^aifofa more last Muy, bo bring placed at the committee of which, throogb courtesy, has ncv<w ratified aud confirmed the rarer bead of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge ration. to tho Indiana, aad the* hare no of North America, he hai bean able to uauranta that they will not bo di-jnoDcd 'parity for doing breine**. This Co.'s look at the question In all it* phaseo, ‘ buxine-JI now extend* from Michigan to <rf thrir land* by rmpriaripled while and their work will hold its owu Snd eerry conviction in ita iiseusriooa, ■ettfan who have already driven many Taxa*, ' Patriot” is to th. effect that “mere Um with any. similar institution East ur West that his otnruoas are farmed by no one dwlmhUff ffeywsra srrnM fad fam of them from their new han**. Not- 1 It would fill np tho Bsxaxa’* ooluien* : withstanding tho faith of Che country is m»l»d ftr fU ewuniiltJttfm 4*. pledged to them, there is now great too much to give a detailed d*criptiom danger that a general lino of facroach- of their busiuesi, suffice it to say they The I/wtorer took extreme grouudH ] meut by white' rettfan will bo made up­ employ ovor 50 hands, aiul their pay­ In regard to the enfontoment of tho । on their lino*, and that their efforta to roll foot* np over i&U a wook. lot home ind retry be enoonmgwL But I'l .l i'ut .ry Liquor Low; placingT.-tn- 1 defend their rights wfll |w co construed is to make out a case of a* y*rel/*cte la* peraueo Bociotiee, Izxlgc* of Good Trra- 1 administered'by the Preridnnt. and be by frontier settlers that all the prejudi­ [item, Chridian Churcbca anal ail other ) seems carefill only to soy this fafereuti- ces against the Indian will be worked I wurii’tievr-upon th»' rermr footing, and’snov^l-loring community The storr-id ally, but if bo means to leave thia im­ one of abw>rbing interest-r<aC«M^Mt could b>> unpinionabla to .ftfTTfto its pression at all it is monifo.t!y idlasmd detail and Uicinhy spoil the ianre*t of the retiler uf>n«<7laJ,nw" will not be laid a*iic without OHgwr pcrsual - to 4l»e deemed a rebellion agafast tha ffarertk ment of the United Btatse, during the continuare. of which it shall befaAhl far the Preridret, when fa Ue jadge- to insiMod the jsririlsges of the writ of 1 Mm* nrftu and make arrests. The • pains and penAte. have ail beea feerided long since, there can ba no retro- * . tku- Stock of Silver Plated Mtr0 is iho-Urfest in the »est,aMthe^ew Styles and Designs of the Very Best Quality ssnd JtsasondUc Pric„. change, fcc the coming year we may th.resr'wTjrr l uux, tpoek anon, but fur thi prstantU us practical miller, we doubt not that be ■peak of the . ; trill be largely petvnataw). ' Tl» people ofour village aud vicinity aro to listen to Memn-IPixtoy aad Oranis which took place in thi* ally on the 18th instant and which wa* n wry etyoyaWe affair. It* farmer gallant Colonel, now General, H. A. Matrow couM not iw kecpiiig a tight grip u|xm their money, Jin-eent with h» oh? courted., bo now umR the sail tax*, are paid. being engaged in fighting the Indian* fa Tlwre must Im> an unprecedeatod Now Mexico; but ids place was well amount of lumbering goh« on this vfa*uppli.-d by his aMOMMs, Cat A. M. lor up North, if tho number of men ana teams tluU are northward bound are Edwanis. The oration wu delivered aaythinr ~r,~" ‘ "l.T_ 1 imLxa. by Corporal O. Ik Cortis* and was spir­ ited and oloqaoat. Tbe Banqust st the Butoel) House war largely attend^, the' guests being among our very beet citi- I \Detroit Stoves are the \ HEAVIEST Stoves ‘ In the Market. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. THE DETROIT POST UUUUUIUUWUU MI1U i They also manufacture 'OVB WATCH," which is tnsurpassed as a Time- "PROVIDENCE.” Now. -1871. PexiboL !» prow effective and the hundreds of brought to ths utfaaiMB «ff *el \-*Kspc.cial attention is re­ quested to du r Lar^e and el^ant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted m Sets, Crosses, Studs. Bings, £tc. A very i, GSHPPMe assortment of Dia» Ttfond Studs. ' 'Diamonds Monogram Seals,. Crests, etc., cut on stone by the best workmen in the west on short notice. TOOC Co. PKOFTTABLE UUB1NE0*I sftn&Sii Henry Wiri Beecher’: .. 'docimt fewJlrire UrivtoU *. OrewJ ra inxxUHnire.M ire. .uvtov Pwerere, vteJpm’Mm fm«H> R, F. JOHNSTONREpm: The Oaly Agricultural Jtemrel Pi od in Michigan. Tb. MklwxnF.o.r. i. 1U *lpmrl Job Work. Go io . 1 Barmer O/Jlas. be entbrocu. that they alone should be . with each mahuatfagvnswa and scenery, I held pwpouaiblo tor thaidu^r. At the closo of the lecture a. Lodge J Gobi Teni]4ara con*i*tlng of twenty n.euibnr* ru urganiud. -Tha i follow­ ing ollirap were solostad far the pree- eater to many a reader of the Bx.vrxs, and to far too many other. whore eyes light upon it* well filled pages. Rev. C. H. Him W. Q T. Mrs. Millie Francis, W. R. IL H. Mra.LgdmR.EUm W. U fc. 81 mm. Mra. Mary J. Wheeler, W. V. I. who dared ta vote th. Ifap.M-oahchtaf Um tremble feftai tbs law is Hkriytoj are, the only Stove Our SilverPlated and Steel made ofLake Supe­ Table Cutlery is made cjdrior Charcoal iron, pressly to our order by the in the World. best English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. • and yet withal there bate aorno to uv 1 many happy ami prosperuu. days dnring its transit How strange it ia that ’ we can only remember our sorrows, and so totally forget our daily men-ic*. <* if ■ we reolix.- them nt all, accept them as melton at enure?, and as eomsthhg tha! ; rightfully beirew* to us WewrUwac- R38CR Mis* ABoo McNair, W. A.’8. Geofge W? Francis, W. F. L Dr. H. A. Barbar. W. T. Mrs. Esther Dearth, W. A. M. Mire Ad* L Ellis, W. I. fl. fianryDearth, W.ae. E. M-Gats., F. W. C. T. ♦ Lucius Rnstoll, I*4g« Deputy. Itaeutiful Christmn* Gilt^ choice TaiMt Seta and Perfumery, Shall*andAwsy NOTIONS! rdortzans. Aim WeW. Stauredaadregdre wresStege will be held aa awry Mimday STANDARD BOOKH, 1 MiSdiUlT HJT «;l»Mr*n»ow«,T �:i:ssiwf Thep>wU<niok generous Is ths sm elation. Tho prass HEAD Mr. W. T. Berber, Esq., of Hickory Corners, returned Monday, to Grand tract tho fallowing from the Chicago Ifajiida. He is on the Travapo Jury. £*«]« iW: “Msmra. Bwrnsberg* Anonnm hoary fixe at Grand Rapida Bobbin, of Grand Sapid... Mich., hare and no Holly water-works. That is tte now «m mart suroerafnl Colbge in the system far protection. Northwest. Though but a few yraro ArkteyABtadaUvo new advartire- eld, it has grthra to be' one trf the first, and ro-sires the ondareesuents of our grand display of gooda L«dicg burinero men in the country."— Oomsus & Bxcws hare now novel- Grcndii^ EmS. It givee m great pleasure tn indorse fie., added to thrir stock in trade. Calj every word the Chicago Awray Pert eays of fan Grand Rapids Buriuees Colls re, oondneted by Mresrs. Bwensberg ft Rob­ bins, and <il*o to note that our young townsman, Frank Stebbins who entnred Uxcu Wstuur, who k*cje grocery <m the Chicago Tslegrapic Institute a few Creek atrout and Mils good, chaop, will months siuec, ho* returned from thi-ro ptearo aoeept tho thanks of th* bop of and catered tho Grand Rapids Telegraph­ this office tor a “fat tak*" of nice apples ic Institute. bringing w.th him his friend O. C. Dibble, of Portage City Wfertmsin. Wo wish more of our young mon would do us Frank B. has done, ax wo know it would be for their interest, aud Fa*.* READ! ip Top Byrup Ibr 80, worth »1 «• of dl kind,, CofTee tew York prices. Tea for $1, worth $1,25. &»Mp for 1 a, dwgya ,oid for 15 c. Tobacco for 75 cents, worth $1. A. basket foil of Glassware for $LOO ' nice Lamp for 5^ — " «et of Tumblers 55c • " " Goblets, 75c A ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. rasas?**** Holiday Goods For Everybody! Highest Market FHce Paid for all Kinds of Produce. LkjI Oregon has cu. office holder named Virtue. He probably rccvirs no Salary, the people haring an earner! belief that ! Grans will be sold , before the Holi- Mr. Craig, agent for Beecher's Ufa o ' «i>'l Parlor Furniture, of the latest stylo Christ, repurts goad suocoas in gutting j always on hand. kafiecial attention subscribers. He will remain in the city but a few days luager. Wo trust his 1 given to Undertaking-, lloarou furnish- gocxl lack may cunt in no. | ed on ajqilioation. Tux; Holidars arc near at hand, and HESSMER, HEATH A CO., tbo youngsters are comunsnclng to feel happy. They has., already selected a good place to bang thoir stockings. ■ ‘lays shaker than ever. A good Ruse-wood Melodeon far aalo cheap. Inquire at thu Burxxa officr. Ntcs Sensx Tfa.’re Sravr, for .80c., at the Fjia-nix Cash Store of Russell A is « New Advertisements. DRUGS. dww gives tho following ocnount of a petrified body lately exhumed at KatemAoo: “Tho most remarkable case of petrifaction *rer boar! of is that of tho body of * lady will known in this vfllag*. On attempting to remove tho Chamber seta, • ing the value of tho Bibln, and tho no" Tho marhiaitt who is to bat up the iI cosily of its dissemination, etc. Short Hotly Waler Works’ boilur hah arrived (addresses were also mad* by Her. T. D. . I 1Marsh end Her. J. H. Rum The fol- Central R. R. tLS. MUtSlt MD DHWCT «<WTl. s=« r. Lumber Watted! 30,000 feet "f ffAJ-nm- A jMtliovtaau in Chicago » tiring of 11lowing are the officers chosen for the 1 hydrophobia, iiacing tram billsn by a (ensuing year: R. J. Grant, President, 8. C. PrirjiBe, Vico Pmridont; J. M. liltie uog 2 ywars agv Nsrmz, Secretary; J. P. Roberta, Tree, Alexis pays Ha own hotel bills and ■ inakr* generous gifts to ths poor besides. ■ Grant, Jsmos I’. Roberta, Rev. J. H. That i« -hat astouixhe* the nativer. ' Bora, H. J. KsnfioU, 8- C. Prindle, The old arum in one at the State Pria- Bee. j T. D. Marsh, Mrs. D. Striker, on have breo rxchangod for a dos.™ aud Mra. H. J. Ksnfadd. A roliection brroctoiraling Springfield rifleswaa taken up amounting to <20.28. Ths Mark Twain draws bummre house-. ,nail meeting to bo held Dec. 15th, 1S72, with his lecturer, but the psor'-' Eot at the Presbyterian Church. In this city. A naw Paatoflto* bro brae established •t Lo-kwood Kost county, and Lyman IL Austin, has bora sppdrtod Foote Varnish, find Dye Stuffs. SISCESIES! BLANK HOOK#, JUVENILE BOGKH. Lsdiss 2W.4 TLIM HA S3, Two young women had a game of; tulliards in a public hall, at Portsmouth,11 *Wa|l Popor and IN. II-. recently, and made runs ol 36, .Curtauj-Fixtiir<|»;L 33, and 45 pointe. The joetnuuter of a country office boar Annapolis, Md., lately broke the key to a mail bag, and not rsceiring a new one from Washington, the mail remain­ ed unopened for eight or ten days. Cornell Unlvendre is to try ita hand in the mnnufacturo of incranlirts, and the •■Couroe in letters,or, as it is more commonly e»U«L the "JournaEsUc Course,'' lias finally hoc:i announces. Tho old Manassas bctie-fi-’ld was sold a fow days sooeo far fR an acre, when th* war commeored it sras uniter a high state of improvement, and tho evau-xoiiria Cnaisnus Tarr.—This annual festiv­ ity of Emanuel Church will occur al Union Hall on Christmas evening, when ti e litUs lioarts will be made glad by damaged by fire the same day. An enterprising Japanese brought tho brilliant sights nnd gilb <rf tte Association will bo held in tit Andrew's Chrittmas Tree. A pfaasMt time ia over to California no. A recently arrived Hall, on Woodward Avenue. A oom- anticifisteil and wo presume many wil1 steamer an | cnonnoua-vjttintity-Of fee plants, whieh are to be planted assn mitieo has been appointed to make arb* proton L experiment in California. nuigmactU* among the citizens of De­ troit to fitrnish ratortidnmrni for tho la­ dy teachers who attend the meeting. The Michigan Exchange will charge ♦2 |« day, and the Howard aad Antisdol House* 91.50 per day. Opportu­ nity will bo affiirdoi teachers for »eving many objects of interest xu th* ' ’ UH 31 rii - wirm, itartod from that city, to go to Mr. Bredh-y's residence in Bedford, and had goae but a abort distance when th* horse became frightened and upeet the slstgb. Th* India* wore injured quit* favsrely, but no other damage war Tbk »«<ww Rnra!. tlio pupBmtiun dfav. of which waa totally destroyed by the Chicago fao, makes ita apjwaruno* again as fresh and natural aa before. It is now urintod in now type ; the old style ia prreoned- It i. an able paper. H. N. F. LowiA Chicago, editor and proprietor. The greet fire- have developed two immediate and proving wants. from which nechanica and the laboring clasMB will profit thereby. One hi tho <lobD bsppyRevival meetings are rcutiuucd in the maud far lumbermen >n the groat North Wo has* a jdeoe of the mvltod beS of Metiiodtat Chureb this we*k. Her. Mr. i w«.d», . and the other, mechanics to Masters of Middleville ia aansting Mr. P«¥lowith rod =ora are all right owfaya-Ahry ran lay i* to tha fr-t. PAINTS A.1 I. i > Paint C____ , STASOAKB WORKS 1SD F«£H81 two ran- and stated that he Lad “a eon of oil that wouljl'nt explode evou if it was thrown into th.- firr,” and to illuatratc the thing he picked up one of tho There is now u large pear shaped spot on that side of the *uu that is turned toward as It Is about 40,000 TusFiro Department of Grand Rajiida wifn. who was jrrt*nL told him he had mile* iu dianut-T, which is uquliralenl 7XV RECEIPTS—But A. to have n grand Christmas dinner I mail* a mistake,—that ho hod the ker­ provided for them at the Rathbun osene can He thought be knew be t Hu4m-, at the invitation of the prnprii-1. ai.d t'n<T«le<l to light th* oil. | Thu lady then sprang forward «o keep tore, Autisdoll A Hawk. 1 him from lighting it. but before she roanbud him a terrible efploeion took Sleighing improeing. piece. Th« ail flew anon th* clothing Gold, to4ay 109 1-8. of his wifa, who w.a sitting n<ar, and Frost cm the windows. •he waa i.nmedistly enveloped in flame* on tho Michigan Central Railroo-1It A good fire ia a luxury. was a evllisiun of two trains,—doubL- Tcrror-striken hbe nuhrd ' out of doors Almost hero— Leap year, headed. two anginas to oarh train. Th* and ran to the hoosn of a neighbor, ^juoakiug tiaM out doom four eaginro, teedore, aad freight-cars same twenty, rods distance. She was Few teams in town to-day. tha leading educators at th* Northwest, were piled in fcgpsher with pork, lard, so terribly burned that she lived hut will furnish regularly to the Detroit Blowing and snowing occasionally. Mercury this morning 5 ‘ below zero. and oil, all burning, with one engineer, three yrare oil. lying in tho crib at th* Weekly Trifons an educational colanm, Charlse Young, of Maraball. burned popular in its nature, ombrering nows, Christmas this year of the 25th lust. explwsun, wss.alia frightfoUy burned under the wreck. Ho baa n family. advice, suggestions, ole., and disigned and has riuro died. Mr. Hines was The names of those injured are: Wat­ •specially to refer to tho tree school SjW badly burned on the face and arms. tom of thii Stat*. This will be an im­ son. of Marshall. Micb., single, serioaeTim lady who warend him of his mis­ ly hurt: Joseph Neal, of Mareliall, portant and valuabth feature. take was also Boverely burned. Th* Mich., married, not seriously injoured ; burning fluid sat tho bouso on fire, and Arcmzsrr.—Wc learn from tha Battle Reuben Haddock, of Marshall, Mich., together with the furniture it was re- Creek Trifoow that on lest Saturday married., arm trokou ; Winch, of Mar­ ternoon Mr. Harmon Bradley and Mr. shall, Injured, Ward, lire* in Marshall, at Big Rapids. PATEIT MUICIHES! DRUGOrBTS fiUXDRlBS, AND FANCf GOOD8. On the fail instant, in Delta, Eaton perfectly preeerved, even the petals of Courtly, a farmer named H. T» Hines, the flowm upon her breast were roarwho had visited Grand Lsdge and bleix^d and intact The folds of her pureha*ed a cun of Keroeeno oil, and । clothing and cveiytMcg were wonderalso a canal oil said to be nun-evploaive. '' fully preserved, and tho whole body He rarbed homo at;.-r dark with tho '1 and covering was stetuesqn* in appear- has a family, seriously injured. Tax annual uuctiag of th* Michigan Tho express and mail trains were State Teachers' Association wiU bo held cmspeltod to go around by the Kalama ia Detroit, on th* evening of December xuu and South Haren Ilrviwou of the The Indie* cm rejoice and be hepf>y, 27lb, aad during th* 2fah and 29th alfar the “taming year" ia 'leap year." ' dressos are expected from Prof. D. C. Th* Editor is eapeetod the last oi this ! Harville, of Bay City, Prut J. D. IL , Corndi u», uf FretonviUe, Prof II. D. week, if he does net get 'Snow bound." । Harrowcr, of Paw Paw, Prof I. M. A woman's kiss far money is termed Wellington, of Detroit, Prof. A A ! Methodist Church Bunday evening. legal tetidar-naM. . , Griffith, of Ypiil'.uti Hue D. E. Henry, , Rot. Geo. M. TulhiU, Stale Agent of th. CU*a- Williams of oar City has purAmerican Bible Society, addrewwl th*, of Grand Rapids,' and Rev. A. T. Mar­ chkaed an interest in a planing mil al i meeting in a few earnest words, sbow- ___ Hie Superintendent of Police esys a, . 'AA ... —^.1 ..lil.lv.n I MAGAZINES LIBRARIES PUBUC.'. . SKLUCT. ‘ PRIVATE, go evory flr.» day in*-i lb« ’ts**ta U j New York city for the purpose «' si. al-, ing whatever they lay th> ir baada «te,j the aptitude of many of wbwn S gloss--1 od over with the good dress aad goo-1 manners of liuhrnnd grritlemmheM. , A wliale, lately anptarol in tho ricini{y of Boston, is now moorml to a wharf there, and h daily*vWted by ‘eiMutfs A second Pair of th* tedfo* of the Asylum at Kabunaxno wiU be held at th* Institute on Widnmdny and Thuradsy, December 2<Hh and 21st, afternoon end and evening. The proceeds of tho Fair List of Iz-ttars remaining in the Puu to be used in furnishing the chapeleOrc. Deo 20fli, 1871. ' W. II. Cook. Maria Bowman, Mra. Rost in the goo.1 w ork. Tho Eoginrars who are aurvaying th* Ray Bailey, George Sine, Bella Mc­ Foy er meetings will be held at the SIM ILIA tUMIUBUtf QUIUWiXUM. U Kalamazoo Hostings A Lowoll R- R. Gregor 2. Presbyterian Church twioo a wsok un­ East Saginaw Ims catered into cou- are within throe mibw of town ami will Direct your letters to No. of P. 0. Box , tract -with' tha Holly ’'Vater Works, no doubt roach our City ‘Thursday aftil the Week of Ptoyer. like machinery is to bo ready for do­ Rojuiuan.—Tho Flat Rirw and ■I lirary by August 1,1W9. .Tbe machin­ Wm-ghtrm take R. IL Co. has been or­ ery is to supply two milliras of gallons kUuuau Division No. 2, Brother­ ganised at Kahunaxoo, with 5 per cent hood of Locomotive Engineers, will hold paid ia of a espial ot 1160,000. Thia their Fust Annual Party, at Wegner s win bo tho Northern tudlin—Hrm of the Hall, Marshall, oa Wednesday ereamg, Thus the old pionsoss "" Iriinsi—. Hastings and Lowell K- R. December 20th. by caw passing away. B j Wo toot forwari to tho completion of ‘ On Thursday last, tho gonttemen of the *arfy settlors of Barry county, and this great work within tho nex: two [tmj~nrj|; the United States Grand has lived a Ufa of usetulnsss to herrelf t rrars. Let oar aiiiaeas take bold of ths Jury, now in snasion at Grand Rapids, went to BigJtapi* to ■■sra-lhe-ghts.” Sb* wiU not oalybe missed by hnshsmd Pkturea, Chroxnoa, Pboto<rapha J upon Urn imitation pf Hon. Wm. A. and children, lint by a largo cirate of und Picture Frames. ' Howard, PrtwMent of the Grand Itepds friends with whom an sxemplazy fhrieft Indiana Raiload Company. . tiun lil • bad culsared her to thorn. Tho WjB BURNING FLUID IforMHrietkr ftja, —----- --------------- ro-1 the 2Mh al Union HsIL Look out for a dry winter. Wells are getting o „tlJ llie buya nay.” than rXWiMMM) of tha-Chicago fosaro <)oy0]UayBWBiM;fao«5th, J. Hol­ . . , hare busmpaid. The Co. hq~ befare brook al Woodland Ocaler, opens his the first of January to have every claim The iron far the new bridgo has ar­ Ha l for a Christmas party. . J-..W. stiisfi.-i ’ The Abna also shows a grad ( rived and wo may axpset to •* »rerr Leonard ditto, at Nashville. ttxM^ . ' . ; thing ia running order soon- WiB tell <ror rowterei—, be that of R-r- .Hr*. M. C rf Maias, and Mas. MtoW- Chandhr, daughter of gsuata. O»niillar. . Th. Hnflv, Wayne «*d Munroo Iriuiruad wQ!he fanssely <T" * *»F*- DRUGS, Pure Drags and Medidnes! A lady of Newburyport, Mass., has earned with her sowing ruachra* in 12 jnsSre tR.fiIS 26, witb-Ait paying a raat for repairs. Th* ex-Queen of Hanover, tired of waiting for her throne, he* resolved to betake bernelf to, a t. .uu>tj ur.d turn | Michigan cure find. Not returning for sovcral hours, the woman left thsb children and started to hunt them. This is afl that is known save that the next day thobodiroof 17 j-rome who had per- LOCAL EVENTS. mCHtGAN CENTRAL R. R. Snal Blver Volley Division rite frran any h three miles from them chimney. th* roof to Win. Morgan's houM caught fire on Saturday evening. It was oxtinguishi-J before any serious juticsj. The Annual mrotin of the Barry Co. Agriculturial Society will be held at the i Co. Clerk's office on Turedny (he 26th । insL at one o’clock r. for the election ' of officers and for the transaction of such I other businro* a* may uurnn bsffiiro it M. L. Wxiuaju. Secretary. Hastings, Dec, 6th 1871. « on the human system. Bui the moot hrartreadiag arooent cf all come* from the Wetewe Plains, in which a party of ada te 1 Painta, Oil*, Varnisbert, Mixed ] Puuto, Brushes, and Ar- *"1 I '■?t tiat’» Materials. | �8 O’CLOCK. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR, { In Xahrge Clubu VOL M.n CARUETOK, “Bctey end i are Out,” 1’naaval OCre l«l W. huh 8l. lU«.taU, O. Tk.oolr lUl.aUaO.n S.Kinbailaa ia Itaaeanlr? L. D. HTNK*8EIGHTEENTH Wjlll A^L blflWp, cam »«» wa:n> roe THE KTIMT WEEKLY TKUIHE. LDKKXY UAKHlAl.t-S BAMKCT AJ.D , Ba- to»» geei.*.* Ara, Ifaiett FREE TO BOOK AGENTS. TKastfe.Str.Sn-j.-i: WOpD’SjKS’ffWJh GILLETT * HALL baa been frequently aaked, -Hnw many poaafa of baeC mutton or pork, can bo made bom one bu.br! efeornT A Laker can eeUmate, with reliable cwrtainty. bow many pound* of broad one barrel of floor will make; and manwfacturan of March can calertlate how many pound* of etarr.h they can obtain from one liuahei of grain. Dfaillee* oTwfHEar ■PHO8FECTU8 FOR 1872 ’ * to ItoaMta ir~*ror*wni Erf. ten. $ 200,000 00 £ 10,000 TN AMERICAN GOLD I <110,000 IN AMERICAN SILVER t ' 99999999999999799 WHEAT!.^^ • •< «!»•** eMmpffaaUfl Ma aflaay aU< JOHN B. WENDELL A Ott, . urrtorr. . W» ceeeMhe m>w cart letMrtleU K wna- Weafe tfael *X IMwe u yte* nr ta PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. J-taC.1,j2 '• Metre la «.«>*• • f«w neta Ar*ala la mU Lh r.rU ™<»-jBrann: « wr» ir'iiiar — - »*-—-‘ —---------------- ------ I ' «•«. ta hM**r'|irra. U*l •» <*• HU, tor •425' rtt aS rw.ratol* •• MORMONS L WSJtOlilSIL , By a aiauref akteb yrieau t ruble* reMroee arua.l k^kun \ rang .»* IW fam. /'«*., -U Vtrtens. IhaelrsM AMreu PETER8’ MUSICAL^ LIBRARY, Chronic and Sexual Diseases. fifteen volCmiS Tiled with A HiYBOlOGICAL V1MW OF MAARUQK. J?, CHOICE PIANOMUSIC. VCCAl COLLECIOWS. m E3EJS; IMMrt HALFORD and good fatting qaaHtfa ; U«*n adopt •uch a eywrn of feeding a* well ax will keep the young animal gradually im­ proving, until they have attain*! th* •cma of dcvelopcaent When young etoek an fed generoutly, from •twieg THE IEHT lAUCE MB HELIIH ■ade la aer part of Ike world till enaunu, then allow to dctrrnoralc iu flesh during the foddering naaon, fte- X FOR FAMILY USE. quenfly boooming “tprixig pour,” then ABENTSWANTED- LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE. FUKlFY YOUR BLOOD. fOMX'U. idlVuHfan.—* IC-TURE AND*MIRROR rRAMES, ,*r/li,iAA<i,‘r i•' e , i-rv.,,_ j <• u., r. Family WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, point ia reached, feed mar aa wall ba cart into the manure pdo a* to be fed to animal* that hare reached a point in growth, cr in faitraing, which anwwen to tho boundary of the law of liminlation. Many fanner* feed old cow* which hare pa eend the agv and rapacity of a profltable milker ; vet ccmparatindv few •ho hare adopted each a praetkuhare eeer reflected that tho game quantity of meal fed to a young eteer or heifer, ■ would prodhoe twice ae many poetnd* of moat. OH ewine an frequently fed . — J . ** >__a ___ ___ 1 . _ . _ V..I- bible. DR. CROOK'S btbup or POKE ROOT. CAUTION .%-a.t Orle.ly WHh .'.-WHTaU.l. I tot. JOHN *| KKLt^Hltl. J. WONDERS OF THE WORLD.” EaafaKSLi: iwafMArr, 5*1 W .1. uva SHEPARD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS ee* of young Hid tanfty animal* Bereml experiment* have been insti­ tuted reorndy, to deterwin* how ranch porx one buahel of Indian corn will make, and the rrault of one war, ttxty pound* of oom-meal, when aoaldod and tkd ia the farm of warm muah. made dfioea pcunde at pork. The mail of another erparnnent gam a trifle over ton pound* of pork per basket al rum REDUCTION OF PRICES GREAT SAYISG TO CONSUMERS 2330® rxsi fleaH 3 LUrrr M The AmericanWasher! PRICE. S5-50. Moot Suitable fa the FaraOy, Moat Vahmbfo fa the Student, Moot laetruotire for the leaober. Moot Apprupridta for tha Child, Mort tww for the Miniafa. Moto Interaelir.K for the Farmer, Moot Efogaat for the Parfa, MoetPkoatablefoelheStady. ' TUI 535353532331535331 F^errrJt .fptic, T>f/rprp»ia. Il'orwui •m CAUrfm*, IWea, BUiuus <>*».phfiu/ji, LeMorappeftfa, F.rapt.oas of the Skin. Ficnple* on the Face, and all Diaesue* of the FlCTO RIAL FAHILY B1MLK. PHOftATEOH t»E It - JURUBEBA i.' utb Mias. • >.. uuMiauMl. roVEUTV OU A W.ISTOF Hl-O TFKMITTIIST OB REtUTTK.* vum. IMUMATtOX OfTIII Kit DROWt, rummm a ,.ATIOX<H Tin: UI.QOII. J aoiats. TVMOKK. ;«vsr> . i.u.u, BMM Dr. Wells' Extract of Junbeta 4<fa*n<Z flrvuh Mick. ACKLEY A SLADK Hfantga, Mich. $5.50. Crook’s Wino cfTar. 4 IO YJBJKUS Public Test NrtW IlMpnned DR. CROOK'S WINE NATURE’S wnstn-s EATBKAi PICT0K1AI HCnOMIT. . Mr^Onir* a»See*,nnia. F»»M. flg.y Hair Restorative “so rsooiso. OF 7HE best ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE atXLN hflBERY. Michigan Exchange. ABLB8T LIVING AUTHORfi A wl«le in ifal4 fl � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-12-27.pdf 45ce3e8bd63d7104b54f03979e96a88b PDF Text Text THi tilt? iiSBH HI HUH IHWHIrWi IIJH W ilitli I VOL. XVI. HASTINGS. BARR « dm os wm goods i UNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1871. •&A Otherwise. GREBLE & RUSSELL A CHRISTMAS CAROL Would coll the attention of the public to tho-Largest and Groat­ , est variety Of QU AL1TX. ijfTY He*l Irish Poplins, tkrt rerereibfo gtaae eys, &e squire nunamd to fright* Martha br •X.l k. k.J l___ ■■ -■__ J HIS Oil P1B18R STOVES! Bruges. -AU JKool PljMd. Tb remove Maine from charecter-Gs! IN BARRY COUNTY. OfcK ACORN PARLOR| What waa h» that ha ahtrnH •». »ml And jrat on that 'Bunday, with his txrond^Cft with LEADING STOVE. DoMeatien of til Popular J^ake.. Cheaper than Ever! Squire Hawkins. Flsnels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, 10 per Cant. Below Fall Prices. *CS,’JS'“L"j-sirr", Boot, at Price, that would Kake a Quaker ‘■■CE-aiTBugeayss. ” Groceries, Hats, Caps, and Clothing. the object of his loro. He thought him. but by reminding Litaself rnlf not dressed well enough. Ho wish­ ’d hie shoulders wore not ao wjuare, and his arm. not so .tout. Ho wished | WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! Whteh to made In the «atne tnonnw, with Cast-Lining and Diving Flu«. Stovatm. the largo.! door of any Btova of tha kln<1. making It a capital Sco.. « Farmor-. In addition we keep the HW1S.- COTTAGE. RIVAL, CABINET. COTTAGE BELLE. KINO, DIAMOND and many other kind* JOHN A. GHJ.BLH MARK HCSHELL. rATHOXlZL UOML UUUSTMV t JOHN ROBERTS. f BlackGros Grain HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! remaining strength. Miss Martha nxx Strike Tub hapnUat ago for yot nuarrLigB; at least K they ‘■ThadoviTarec-bag- i with a foahag that aba pronouoc- for a fashionably .Hired balb. ths Hquirs'i —a —>tenon of death on her own greet hops, answered huskfly s OFFICE OP THE Many young mon are to improridsnt that they can not keep any Hung b ui lata Springfield fire and Marine little, hi. boshfnlnre. would g I Who ru Biohasd th. Third baton Who:;' ho started his Wk, U . tod ■— Ute m «nterite> to call and « the ACOKN. _____________ BOSTON CASH STORE. J? NO. 35. CHATTER XXV MONUMENTS, HEAD STONER. TABLE TOPS, . MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. We hare a Full Lino of BLACK SILK which we Su[» ud leuaiisal Dentists, I eyilabloe. Whai'e the on of trjin'? ore aelling ITALIA-Lm at very low figures. Thei German War has forced the French to put a heavy export duty on Silks. using n r-nt!r. AMERICAN MARBLE TxrpswBtaatr.EMr*1 ttsstoxscjaas^ Ladies, now is the time to secure a Silk Drem HYDE k. BALER. You will not see them as cheap again iu a lifetime. ‘I Martha Argyle Plaids and Satines. Viry Stylish and bis right foot up on -the rung of tho minagiy, wmea g»vo uinnuon :o tui eliair .nd putting hi, right hand behind Bgbtest remark, was not lost on the Vfxine Flat Creek Yferenla* Outward)* Render Pleasant and Beauti­ ful your Homes. fdut jjteuUlat. Cheap. ting.” •'Did it r wld Bud. not thinking ol Whet bad of *■ drum u that which alwayibeal whan It can’t be beaten? THZ HOOSIER SCHOOL-MASTER- . TO EVERT SUBSCRIBER ’ Barlow & Goodyear. “ I oupooeo Mr. 11 hone to Lswieburg. MR. L. 8. BENHAM, The best place inxlie ISAAC W. VROOnAN. CITY OF HASTINGS. ------ to buy------ ’tH.WtWWY. GROCERIES 'ttiu iiri lINlEttKiF CHAPTER XXIVThe Methodirt Church to which Mrs. is at the new brick store of HICKS & BROTHER, This mt Bud's h< a could not My an I eloquently at M Ah foot under the must look, he imraedix tely pulled hi. ‘The Poor Relation**’ “’K"^ thus deserted in hin darkest ‘•The Inundation,” better right !) «llrm4»ll|r<U<l ll.r dt! •bout him Ralph learned that the stnra _____ . ____ ______ j______ vi— glad to we you, Mr. 1 I thought Pd tall jo Saturdays. CAMMVX AVaM AXTWEBP. j HtiiiH CROCKERY a GLASSWARE! SOMETHING nuv23U NEW LUMBER WANTED ! wruns iirtihR only, at the very lowest rates. HICKS. A BRO. Wall Papsr, Wiidm Stales, ail uzucr jtalnut CHERRY. rrjnTEJroaD, 'TRITE ASH, HARD SOI TMAPLE Paints, Oik, Varnishes, Mixed nd BABSTOOR. Points, Brushes, and XrWLDbevriiiwrgnees'Momedlentas. I --------- ligCfl Materials. getrr at tb Farur., tka Mlelxps tteet Dick’s mother coked him what WIDDIOQMU HUM. A UCUABD8. •tuns . to forlorn hope that aoma teroxable turn a<u, auwi. ; the whole Comrairtoo A DeeelM b»lu tinxrs. Micjt. •i LITER XX \ I '. RO 30 Years Experiense F A. y M. BUS AMD Ss Horsemen ATTENTION! RUTH A Co. BOWLED M EBE! PAWS * 01 Gold A Sifrsr Wafctee What is that which he who has Ik not rs not with for. but he who h*> would , Pictures, €hromos, Photographs and Picture Frames. our M.o WOO El iZ Books # Stationery. thwbWdihmghtthu AND FAtei.T Hut Ralph frU sure that tho relenllom hand of Dr. Small was nreaent in all Partington said of total B excellent dnetrin. if it BURNING FLUID |rpHKSa&*ahw> wdl'imr ihe«a«k< erWeta coMMiNsi^ nm. We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash Strangs pair—Bud wilt •nd silesl ■ rsntfous Ffflte, Fi6iw.iM KTenrtm, An Eurtleww amount of t LOW FIGURl^. 'besides becoming the intimate of WaL iuc.'C:. k man m»y har. enough of th* wedd a*1 n”" �Brig. Ove. Hulw. AnAoreota foe here­ ns h« naan ta Ho is repressatod as of Fort Bunttar, has taBom Bfo frfofo climbing over the tope of mountain*, at Nice, France, has just been SMKxrMwd while in the valley briow him smoke is Ayer’s K TRIBUNE Cherry Pectoral, -- ------foe artfet’s we » sritafad tost Mr. Oonriy willdota^ja^tehte^tad Congress will only take a rococo front subject Tho other picture will b. vtot listing, te. Jsnnsty Rtll ftw ths' ,T>Uholidays, and will probably riooe th. who is represented la prison talking with a stars srilbout through the ksy-hole, proposal by Senator Morton's resole- hying to bribe him to release her that SM2------------■ . ' foe might rare Gtaucu. by' bar ttetimouy Iwfoi. he is thrown to tho wild beasts. So much for one of our Michi­ DR1MIT OOUUMFOBDULE gan artists, of their Mamas In their pieseat project for Improving them­ “FsrA, Fir*, rirfo"-^ SesoU Srr- selves and etavating high Art, more bmu frsta < 8»»f JCss—Tfe IttHf anon. xxrsxasxn—aaausM orsns, he. BvUiaf Tit IMreit Aaiitttg except by Senator Tiptoe. Aa foes, gwuttemeu ere “tamoabta moo," U was .wwti—.4 Jfwnr Cfowteas. bat fair to coadade that having remain­ ed in tho Oancus after it extingmsbwl To tbs Hsrrcui or res Bxxsxs You the firebrand they would abide its de­ barsno doubt often listened to a very rision in quiet But tba rules of oon- long-winded sermon which sounded delightfully at the time, was well oom­ pood. clothed in. fine language, waa easily and perhaps eloqusntly delivered, and yet, withal was so redundant in Tho I'areps Rosa Opera Troupe have just closed every sucataaful engagetaenfi only too abort far our lovers of music, end are to bo fallowed by Rosa mg in U." Such ■ sermon I board a few nights eiaoMt.wwun hourlong. not at tUU early day tell “what it waa oil about'' Th. re were fine ideas in Ik the speaker is a talented young man, has studied, but evidently in a xMfrinf way. has gifts of oniciy, earucstnose and all that, but his lack of eseerairahta sod condensation sjioitod every thing ami your correspondent went homo carrying ee/Amy with him, vrith aa “aching void” and muttering with Hamlet " words. words, words.'' Not so test Sabbath evening, when we heard the Bev. IV. E. McLaren of Went minister Church re­ peat by request his sermon from Ro­ mans 6:4, “Therefore wo are buried with Him by baptism. Ao." The eermon was a reUkaertion of ejd-feahtoned practice with regard to membetsbi.. in tho Church. The ground was taken, as SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Studs. Rings, Etc. A very complete assortment of Diar wolINllmiam* Wu*t ax Edoutios:—Ona cf ths ablvst writers nf modern times in the following brief linos, drocribe* tho «lu- with mankind. Tho picture is not pleasant to contemplate, aad yet, aa tho experience of a vast majority of tho ta.n, active m the polities! or profee- R. F. JOHNSTONE?eAttAr. Hui Detroit Commercial Advertiser, The fallowing are among its artietoe :— E B. Wsfobcrao, our Minister to France; What Can I Do Bratt Cheer­ fill Giving; Joseph F. Thompson D. D, tarn of the Broadway Thbcraacle Church,Exprsmton, Its Anatomy and Philoeophy; “M" Smith Rusmll, or some 1 1 4j iji 1 from Dyak Life: Only a Head, or “Not a Cent in the World," a chapter of mishaps; “Taking Cold.” or th. Causes and Remedy of “Colds ;*' Oar Objects • Politico! Economy not a Failure ;WRKan N Bnwa tba ttaehw Mnutata onse HJustraboas are given, t rue catiy •8 a year. Stngte No... 80 eta. Now is tb. time to subscribe ar to make up a club, and secern one of tho valuable rux rsorosxn acanuxv or sutax—xicxpremiums offered. Address S. H Weils, reax imm New York. togtaap s school of Art taArademv </ Design for instruction and mutual cooperatiou, the same to ba located in tho new “Hwlgre" Block cn Griswold and State airssta, aad '.4k>b is admirably s^ptadtar fos pwrpom A Mr. Wm. Holt tataly from Ctaoago and Mr W.B. Conley ore tx;x«sg tba uistigotora of this move, hofofota artfata in their ifae-tba tattar quits e fam pcatatet pfoatar aa Ms •• . . DtesoKasr'a Yocse Aware*.—Always sparkling with Intel rating Starira, 1'o.sy, Music, Pusrira, Travels, Gamas, and other Pteaaiag Featurae, all Profuselv Uhsstreted, and cuteuiatod to amuso, instruct, and olevat. (ho test of foe young, end make their lives useful. trothful, andUppy. Siagtosoufoa.lOcta. yato frra.Tearly. 81, arwifoeetarieeoffoo MUwiag ■L»a- B- r.A subacribta. far W eta axlea; afiaePWkffOewao, worth 86, or tiro tatarasl- 1 mi 1? T IMU. B. ” Srli: 'ffl'IWI'rKL'fc operate with them among his own pro- M««UU And State Journal of Agriculture. The Oply Agricultural Journal Ih.blish>1 < I - -=r;_ 1 ii TEE XKBJOO FARMEE NINTH ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION Literary- ilil' forntmngwra from all over who need just such influences for good. The scheme deserves encauragumeat and wo treat will get it. Tho oatarpriM is in th. hands of first-rate men and will be agi­ tated fol* prasesd upon foe busiaaM aaa of Detroit till it ie a sto... Bwv. Dr. tiagarth spoke at tho las! meeting in hie plain, practical, busineM way, giv­ ing the results of lua fang aujiasieiiriii in each etibrta and pledging” hitAsalf to co­ p^ to«4rfti~.MUs FMtm KMh and a poltet of W I’hiwta wmAAuo • Diamonds mounted to or­ Monogram Seals, Crests, cut bn. stone by the best «• workmen in the west on short 1 notice. Subscription Price $2.50 a year. taitar will drain thoriohete portion of tho Rod fifrsr Valfoy, upon direct oommnsicstioa with the Winnipeg and the rich Bsskafchewin Basin. It will also I id I in the third atory af a building and to the gilded saloons and other haunts of vise in thia our city, and as a home ... A LIVE NEWSPAPER ; *r” Txx PaassataoicAX Joraxsx for Jan­ uary is still in ths advance. For reed­ disadvantage, under which they ham ing at oneo spicy, vigorous, spirited and labored during the four years of their high-toned, its bulky January number they preporn to have a structure of their own, adapted for their peculiar work. i quested to bur Large ‘m'TwX'm? j egant - trine of tho Presbyterian Church on thia important ..object. The dieeourw was eloquently and earneetly delivered, and was wc havo no doubt th® result of tho bocest conviction of the speaker who has an outspoken way of stating and onfurring his ideas whether they are pal­ Tho Washington PairiU n[ toatable or unpolatablo to his hearers, or which paper on tJu< downfall of us uno of his brethren in tho ministry Tweed dynasty in Now York adau remarked “I like tarn for tlM rery that ■ change of its proprietorship ttasy." tjo much for this and now a few to run a Tammany organ al the Nation­ wonla about the al Capital. contains a column leader on rorxo m i caaxnux usoaaiwr. the subject of Republican corruption 11 The Young Men's Christian AaeoeiaThais tobe expected from such a source, as it is natural for thia branch of the ed effort to secure the means to erect a Dwnocrary to held up tho bands of a I* pieliteis tettero IhaVW told of the | Especial attention is reand eD Stock of Diamonds, a&. lyii'Ji.s IAL. Isa. i i t l l ? r ? fj October contracts were let for construotam of the Dakota Diristos, extending 200 mitos westward from the crossing of Ute Red River to the m .ring of the Missouri, in central Dakota. A large force is now employed on tide division, whsdt to to be finished by the 1st day of July, 1873. In the meantime a section thus save to their customers the importer’s profit in New York. Emjwror is capable af good sense and mr.uly action. If all th. toon of toyairy to bo lioaixod would follow hia axample, the people of the “rural districts” i ly produce growth, not tale, but m grate, aa tho body grows not into but in life by food and care. The ducourse depreca­ ted die prevailing notion that a man ran become aChristion only bv some violent ouavulsion and poignant experience af­ ter years of am. Ho also hold that the modern system of rorivalism was sosen dally false and disastrous. Thia in brief is the substance of the ol the rood?that tho D.rector* deemed it e art1' Western Agents for The Waltham Watches— a full and complete assort­ ment always on hand-at wholesale and retail. NCiCURE.NG.Ui Confession, that there is hut one kind of feet in getting for tho Church membership, and that beptired play from Congress. IU i children aie just as much, and just iu »r plainly that polygamy the same degree members ns tliow of dttood or Utah will be. adult years, tho only distinction being that the former do not enjoy all tho privileges of membership. A child like tho vnaonomy tho Govtrnan baptiwd is born Into the Church just as making envelopes and selling cl a native of America is born into Amcri- member*. .The only States mat gain 3 than the trade can furnish them. each are Mtehigan and Iowa, while the comes a member of Christ’s Church; States of Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin, the Democracy and their aids would but baptism does mere than thia, it is and Kansas gain 2 each. like to hoot at as an imporitkm and a also a sign and seal convoying grace, fraud on the people. not by any magical powsrv in it, but by The Grand Duke Alexis, who has been A Senatorial Republican Caucus was tho blessing of God upon It. Thareforo so generously and hospitably entertain­ held on Monday and adjourned over unchildren will, an les. this irraee is re. ed in New York, Boston, and other eeivsd in vain, grow up Christians from great cities, shows hi-, acknowledge­ their eariic.t years, end should be ment by giving 85,000 to tho poor of New taught to expect nothing else than a York, tho same amount in Boston, aad Christian life. Proper training by the 85,000 far tho relief oQha Chicago auf- advisable, and for the interest of the Mockholders, to make thia addition to tho capital stock. inaiete that the investigations propose wexa already in progress and should I carried forward by ocher means. It believed that the new party movemet the World. apportionment bill, which -H It is in order to moot those nscssitiM to provide tot tho payment of improvomewts and additions already made and to be mads, and for carrying on with Tint new 'Hill ’Mi greater durability, although thrir orig­ inal ooto is somewhat larger. Contracts have boat male for the reqmrito amount, sad about 60 mites k»rt bora ljjkJ GOODYEAR A 8TRIISR: sion of Congress, has passed tho House and is awaiting th® action of th. Senate. It increased th. number of Rcpreoen tatives from 253 to 283, giving Mich­ igan nine members in place of six. It will probably pass th. Senate within tho next three weeks, or should do so. and will neecMaitato tho culling of an extra ora, ion of tbs Legiatature to reap­ portion jdbe CbngresaioesJ districts of the St ate. In thia HU, New England has 26, againit 27 before ; a lore of one. The Middle States gain 5 metnbera, baring 65 in place of 60. Th. Border and late Slavs States, exceptMissouri, will havo, in«ta«d nf 80 memhew, 103, —a gain of 23. Illinois gains 5,—more than and other State in the Union, white i!‘!t nuisnA it almost impcoriblo to keep the track in proper erudition, and it be­ came woMRoary that steel rails should be subsfitutwl far iron rails.tho whole dts• tones experience having proved this to take the place of the present territory equitable prinaplra. The pamphlet of Gov. Alfred Tira •end letting daylight upon the ope: Our'. Table —■s* The Kcw Apportionment. ? ? they havo been compelled to pay large sums for the use cf can and motive power; to build a machine shop and round-house at Jackson; and also to lay a largo amount of track and about 17 miles sidings. Extensive additions to the power and rolling stock have already Iwete made, but a very much larger amount is indispensable. The vast Ths Detroit Stoves are the HEA WEST Stoves In the Market. ring Christmas weak by Ungard and his ro-» rganisud company, both of which will no doubt draw well. The stores are crowded with purehasera of Christmas and New Years gifts. May many a heart be gladdened by these free-will offerings, aad may we all rttoember Him whoso birth into this world of ours Christmas day commemand ptaLro and Um U>. Sea of man A Meny Christmas to tho Rsnra and all its readers. ■ Yours, Ac., Jcvxxts. to compel you, ou attar reflsctfou, to Ing increased from M8,<51 tons in 1865 and W to 1,106,875 tons in 1870-1, an increase of 572,424 .time, while the pwaenger business has shown an average Incrsass of about one third. During this period, says Mr. Joy, tho addition to the moans for doing this greatly augmented business have not kept pane with the growth of tho business itenlf and tho present facilitiro of tho company » in­ moo. There are indications that the adequate to the profitable and «onom? Mormons problem will bo solved by tho voluntary abolition of polygamy by the ves Beautiful Women. �Da., iz /t?/ DRUGS. A>U. Aiul Mmu, .t <1» Bax Co. Agrionltural Society, hold al ths of­ fice of th. Conrty Co- Clerk, on Tu.»d*y, Dm. 2tith, ti» foltowing effievn. were elected for tho ensuing year; I'rraatatf-Hcu Richard Joasc. Few Frwifarf-R. B. Wightman. The Jackson PsJrari any* that for the last fifteen cr twenty yean it has been the cuttom of tho State Pri«n, under the instruction of th. Boanl oflwpeotor» to allow ratiomi of tebareu to pria- Water Works) kaee, hooks and ladder*, •to., before vndasvoring to get up a fire Psfrvri further say*: Co. It is all well onoegh for a company "By looking over the reports of ex- to organise iftbey wish, but what is liandilunta we find that during «rrerel year* the amount annaUy paid out for thereto induce tho member* to stay tobao-o fir tho use of the convicts ha., together. Give us WaterWorks, Hose, Tip Top Byrap for 80c, worth $1 in many case*, been two thousand dal- Engine. Hooks and Laddera. eta, an d lars, being an average ol about three er ths** wtiL.be enough to join aad think Good Sugars of all kincU. four dollar* to each coutmC, provided all it aa honor to belong to the organisation. Coffee at New York prices. A committee consisting of D. R. Cook, of them mwd th* staff. Th* test year Taa for |1, worth $1,25. of Mr. Bingham’s adariaiatraiioa. we R. B. Wightman and J. W. T. Orr, believe, th* unount-paid ortWM two neetaoasy is hr the Mayor to appoint a &>*p for 1 a, always sold for 15 c. were appointed to revise the premium Chief with aids, aad their duties in case Tobacco for T5 cinta, worth $1. list for 1872. of fire, to argania# tho ciiixen. a. wstM A. basket foil of Glassware for $ 1.00 with a tin* of pails. read ■asaEaftn'*-*--* READ " “ “ nice Lamp for 60c worth 76 aet of Tumblers 35c “ go ■■ Gobieta, 75c •• 1.26 ■ICHIGAM CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division 0CHOOLBOOKB, . ' BLANKBOOKB, JUVENILE BOOKS, STANDARD WORKS AND POEMS! Ztefite T2UFZZy<7 BSQS, M FIST! 8.1TCSKL8. Perfumeries, Pomanadre aad Hair Oil*. Wall Paper and Curtain Pixturns! Tut Wsatuxs, Wind, Ere.—-Since our last i«iue it blow, 'it thew. it anew!” Yea—aa Friday w* enjoyed ’a regular January thaw. Mercury stood way np pititg. L. E Sunrn, baa purchased th* brown building of V. Liens, opposite hie present location aad will remove in a few days. Ho intends making n firstclass Reetnurent as he ha* heretofore, and beside* wilt keep a variety of Groeriee. Oysters ofc., for ante atoll time*. UKE(1{1! New Advertisements. Highest Market Price Paid for all kinds of Produce. .•jasemn.' MTUTItUICUE.I “&nos Mr. Morri, tunc into the in­ stitution, ha has gradually ua«i hi* in tlunnco to dtecauragn th* habit. In many instance* he took jioraonal pledges from the convicts, uu did them some little fitvor to compensate them for the "ucrifie* they mad* in giving up th* habit Th* chapliu, too, hs. u**d ____ ____ —1;______________-v- Holiday Goods For Everybody! Present to your Wife,' Dangh Sweetheutf If so Purchase ths J con Organ. Frank L. Ward, is ; Pure Drags and Msdimas! READ! ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. LlCll DRUGS. MCXLirFfr SLJM£. Our Store is fuU of ehriee Goods for day night, when it frose down 16 or 28 the Hcliday season, to which wn iarite below 0. Saturday commouced a regu- , tho attention of our friends and citinm* lor blow. Signs and shingles were sent i Hal!' a-kite'n. Tho wbcaihoc front to <mo of ..agrees to furniali each convict who will gMSteteUy. tho now building* wa* blown down—no­ give up his tobacco wuh any one of the Beautiful Chriatmaa Gitte choice Tri­ statuiard uiajuxtoo that are published, body seriously hurt Wo saw scrt-ral ttnd by that moans give the fo<>4 for te t Sris and Perfumery, Shell and Fancy foot more by parties pfter their ‘•crau- tho mind instead of poison for th* «y»Box*. and Bosk eta. eom covers." In tho country wo hi-ar l<iu. Already their are about seventy of several barn* being unroofed, straw convicts who handed in their names for magasine* instead of tobacco, and NOTIONS!! tnauy more will no doubt take advant­ NOTIONS:!! lot down in many places. Ao incident: age of tho wnaibl* and rotnmradahle Mr Davis, who lives on the State road, proportion. By till* menu* the umIms STANDARD BOOKS, ■v h:s straw stack “on tho wing." He habit which ha* dooe mom, no doubt, AND THEMt-, nulied under JO rare a large saw, but in keeping convict* ia a criminal and du|iraved state of mind than anything was not quick enough tu get out—just el«o, will be gradually eradicated and had/ time to crawl into a oaml stand- tho convicts wd! begin to exhibit a mure FRAYER BOOKS, WRITING DESKS, iS^ near, and hi tree buried in a straw to altby state of both mind and body. “A* far as tho cost is cunoerae-l, the •taekery grave. He w** mkukI of FINE POCKET BOOKS. amne, and as he had timely taken tho two thousand dollars a ysar which are. AND PORTFOLIOS, aaneaUy expends} lor tobacco will buy barrel proora* for mus citation, no phyriCARD CASES, AND MAGAZINES CHEAP! SELECT, PRIVATE, LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS. •^Subscribe for a Home pa­ per. Takeithe Bator; it to the Ltrgert, Cheapest and beat pa­ per published in thia section of Michigan. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, DIARIES FOR 1872. To ftmiliea and parties wishing to Michigan Central R. R. Iteassssus AU persons indebted io C. F. Dwight Co., are hereby notified to call and settle their notes and accounts im­ mediately. ______ HESRT I. ALLEK, RC-k • 4 Michigan Southern Bailroad, wn* greatly .uqirised end thoroughly pleas­ ed, upon going to his office last Satur­ fearfully day evening, to find lying on hia d*sk, a sjdandid gold watch, valued at 8200. The groee receipts from Mark Twain'* 11 was purchased by th* employee of lector* ia Jackson were 8260. This thn Knlamamo division of the road, and was |75 above all expense*. given him as a mark of the esteem and ■ A citixen of Portland, Ionia county, roajioct they bear him, and a token of picked up 87,000 over a year ago, aad , no owner has come for tho money yet appreciation of the uniform kinduees anil murtony ho has numifested toward | Tho inmates of th* Wayne county them. On th* watch was the inscrip­ I jail hare petitioned for oyater* far Christ- Wo send greeting, the comptiiaento of the *aaw>n to each and ail onr petrous tion: "Superatondeni T. J. Charie*and wish you and each of you. not only learn that nil the Dry Goods House* of wurth, from employe* Kalaiuasoo Dia happy New Year, bnf a year of pw- thio City wiU «J,k» O'> New Year's day, sonal prtnperity, busmens succesa, and I to enabte-tho proprietor* and employe* caired <75 fo| hi* snrvioc*. rontnued Imalth. these l>e»ng the sum The State Sunday School Convention total of human happinau. and individ­ is to be hold nt Ionia in the wring. ual prosperity. Wm. IL Boyd, of Monroe, i* Chairman come to town to get year "grocerie*" or pay your subecription, (we will leave a while at Nil** ou Monday that an at­ man in th* effiev to taka in the money tempt is bring mado those to secure th* or wood) but com* next day for your removal of the present poetmaster, and dry goods. Wo wSl warrant you will get the appointtnsut of one Marston ns hia good bargains and a h*orty welcoms. sucretaor. If wo cin guest anything KIBi iu, anint! in diuct aaurt, I my" ha* boon translated into Eranch for th* um! of French etudonU. and roquaeting hi* enaction for immediate publication. Tho work was adopted aa a text-book in tho leading German Un­ iversity alter iu publication Such a high complimcmt aa thia line twen acuirdad to very few works of American authorship. 30,000 feet of Ash Lum­ ber, 10.000 feet White Oak Lumber, and 5,000 feet White Wood- iranted on ac­ count, and in exchange for Agricultural Implements. wvStf C. F. Dwioar A On Wood Wonted! 500 Cords of Wood want­ ed on account, and in ex­ change for Agricultural Im­ plements, and we will pay til February. ' B. Herrick', i. j»*i the plare to buy a fine gold ring for your swoetbaurt. Congrte. has adjuu med over th* Hol­ Way*. *'Merry Christmas and Happy Jtaw ceedingly C“e Fruit Chrwmo. RatvastB.—The Editas returned from his Western trip ea Tuesday *vewmg. Th* Irving t~.pl. are going to vote for a now bridge. Ge! aa Iron ona 9V* The Banxm Will keep you ported tho live issues of the day and the Campaign of CrvlM-ltelte *r 'Tip1** of tn! uiarram, »f CSitdrvn or *.l» 1872. Ayer's Sarsaparilla from public expraotion it is that Mr. Stoughton had be.t let pruaotit arrung"ments alone, union ho can appoint aa thn snreeswr of Mr. Jow*tt a man who cau and dur* hold a cummauding infillenoo in local politics there; Too many changes in so important a position.are 'dnngeruu*, and do not in tho teast j s,rengih«n the party, or socure more One curd of wood eu! and split Cue efflriimcy in th" public service. and corded up beneath a shritor wbil* Horau.—Dtrimg our recent tour it ia ,/et green, will furnish more heat West we were mow hospitably enter­ aflrr it ho* become sca«xM>d than two tained nt many well-known Houses of curds of th* samn kind of wood which Mlwasl reputation, but nowhere did w» ha* been cOntitiuaUy expoacd to th* find a House that excels in all its ar­ al teniato influence* of storm and sun- rangement. the R.<adtng House at I Nite*. Edgar Heading. M. D. |>roprietor. ! and wo cordially recommraid this House Tmsxx*.-— We were gre.-t.-d Christmaa morning, with a jwekage on our tabla marked Mr. and Mrs. L. K The exhibit tnado by the Stat* Salt Stauffw, City Dining Rooms." On Inspector in hi* anneal report indicates opening it we found a can of excellent that tlie salt-prodnciag. interests of Eagle Brand Oyataraand a fine bottle of Michigan are an important branch of pteklM. Many thanks with a merry industty. itoih in qtumtiiy and tranlity Christmas and • happy Nsw Year. the product afloat year bare largely un^-^-.-.1 T*l.- ...tlI—fitj.i u of An epidemic called spotted finer has broke out at Silver Orrek. a village 10 mites north of Kalamasoo. At last sc counts. it had been tn progress only two or three days, yet eight deaths by it bad Liat of Latten remaining in the Poet already occurred. Phyrioiami were pow­ ottoa. Dee 2Sth. 1871 erless to stay tho progress of the fatal G.-O Burdii. a D. Cote, fiuaaa C. TuL lorX J- W. Gtean. A- C. Krfpatefck, Murtha Wright, M. E. Jonrtcm, Direct your tetter* to No. of P. 0. Box Tur Frxsr Cuabik* mado *g*iu«l JohnW. Holin, former Clerk of the 8tnto Prison, have been abandoned and new ones made. He ^f*B arraignml lust Friday, waived exatnimation, and was held bail in the sum of H2,IMK>. He was committed to jail and now awaits his trial in January. Subscriber* U> the BaWJUB can get of aa, any Magaxiuc or Newspaper Olovia Horton, residing ia the 2d ward of Uus city, has a mt that went out on Christmas ere- «nd ram. in drippmg wet dragging with it a Unriur nArr which weighed titre* and n halflbe- : Douanos.—Tho friend* of Bov. LGlamor of Baltimore will moot at the raridenee of Bobt. Bfirin <m Monday ■ivsttiag, lair. 1.L 1872. Oysters will be aarvad end a good time may be axpset- Whoso cat <*s beat that f the it , °n,,7 *m*2!ki t*.. T»*U>»< ewMiun*. 1 MartMfo •>' SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE. WK “.VOJ’MWtfJW?” NEARLY 0,000 PAAJES - ornutnar a Christmas tnAny, and th* single an nqoivelant in money. They employ two hundred end nine men puMtahed in Country at leaa than CLta ratbs. ! lll-l LOCAL EVENTS We Irani by tho University CArsaW. that Professors Loreon and Cheratitor, astronomer* of the Obeervatory of Paris hare written to Professor Watson, of tho University, informing him that Lis © trim and light Christmas Tree*, will ILLUSTRATED MrSurtain Hom Inrtiiution*, Patronise Home ladartry. Call at our Job Rooms and g«t the Cheapest aud beat Work, Jom SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k State.; CwrwntAS Ftn.-Mr. A. Black and JamM . erere out Otrtewa. <m J«daa Mk* in Woodlaad fiakiog through th* io». They bad good luek 3W SLAPS. �aad ‘ "‘trm1*1 *Wodd^f Msabforrr ss. tri A ite Isftaac Arreas. —. -___ _______________________ — n/dtah free la Agaata la talroduce ateele Q IKIELTZ AUOOrUEH, larU**?* *" ***T *’"** LanaAfl^FUlt Tw?teo8'ci*ritijL,jMSia. Pre- :*^aii^.T®a;ESfta PETERS’ MUSICAL LIBRARY, 1 W 1 r5: ’ f A! ^."Y *** -*0*?* tt"!.***. ** reaero^y to BtellaS CorarateieMna. ATTACHMBXT XOTfCE. KTATT OF MICHIGAN. 1 The Cireall Court for*. C«eM, of liner. 1 ttvesf : . . S?IE~FJE®eE?? MORTGAGE MALE. if te r Jpi r i tlNQA FANTEJt THAN BY HAND. ..torr ib. Pre'etemeu Itoe af a tertala Ikdeaiareof Xortggga arate'aud eaaeated tteauel A. Owam to tea tewuablw .t Kuilted. eoaniy to Marry aad Hlale of Mtoiigao. ^zjKjta.^tfra^srzra Dr. Crook’s WineofTar. Jbr Sole ly ACXTtSr A SLADE. Ma Aaoukf Baal tags. XteMffaa. J— .U -M. o S- *■ - ’ *—• *“■““■'ifclu-: "W A'I’ll WF’Q Hair Restorative isirrsr Mattel. ailMetcteba« teslab Itemaan T KHCTET.-S wrom nrromi w 1 'MCmSMT. • -I BtegMSS Omits, tel Wass inaaa. Fants B. « \ ► M NaUon'a Zafo A Inte^-tengta pagw arerOr la prim HlnAaa emwy rotor so jam ■ibhrthoi «Mr “.VORADDIW \EARLY U.OOO X^kCrLX PUIUTYOTO BLOOD.. LLDSTRAffil LlHBAffiBB In the Weirtu tor only •h.OO. 8 %. P Trrffrtir tt f dC.fiZ*.-°.pVjo #o SD GAJtOFUUD-XoLmiAEGE2l> FITRATEDFSJLVEE, and b ratirrferjfrre /roiu Mr^/'.rUr^ziin <y.J SSsx'.-:"TrewX ^tomatefiaMtoawrena Ute EUr fro* harean CToap varwk.] nkSif Iioroeuf ."«» Mwrwi- •■-• UNIQN PACIFIC UALLROAD. . ' M MOMBT TO LOAX 1 5*32? ■S “acIges1 Mtt.kM Aero, to Ctefo. Farm,.* to Grexiag .Landauu Ite Iterate teeearaf.ro Ura “ Stela ef NrW^te, io *. (Irate Bggla.irtelry. GUARDIAN'S SALE. 1 n Ito eraetaraf t^mratatoof HrUDUMaiS.rata JAltlSY. RDXXCX, ELIZA Hfi-teri.i. tiro public Priomi rouge from tS to »10 |wr Acre. Dated nraaag^£K^ibW.T2WL^.»«nu ittM toTTar. ate unrgueite for dtaraa- ’ «i of the Throat ftKd I.m.icw, rate .r UM,. "’VilTiX^B.IljygajgL HMM XormtefW. wn. CHANCERY ORDER. * <KAJH..Y UU.COMPLETED STOIUEri Samm.au BOLD/ESSOFTRELATE H'AE wilLluiteilread tolls. M'p.l ip a. Dtruot Bouatv of *400. ’ , > a IteHh 4w «^»yrmghra,ta *e ynug«wW*GhitN or hUncj IMm^ UMCmara.ralotoL.r^jk %SH/oSrirewi<SjEX JRAINCOMWIXBTOMER’S NOTICE A who*. Lihnuyfajfortt drat 'w ill Dhvr rU far Ito NaUtog tolZUrUil CornifM tte to-fo rtf iforry and HUte to MteMgFtote! Write 6T the power of tale nniaia*d in nato laertnre. we UrtiirttMpubte Mtefatrite MSraMSter AUmear for pUlaiffc To have morr Bicrll than any t^^*V!k23r'tlS^ ABLEST LIVING AOTHOBS. J® nireIX wT TAR , p^”ACWSi."d»&iSS ooate.upcawM toi/ued bylaw'.aad nli'ea'Anir WINE vt, 6ol da, novuKiCE t 1 Wante Blresi. New Xark. sxs^tWLtsiTS^rd: ia-.qoo.’Hop DR. CROOK S UTJtam 4 Brora, and voH rote SaUuu-Or- WUUU. *^sr.-A'.=r-.xi=d: jJtUWS hi j 'll nj 41 r 'lr. ! [jh i F H |L p __________ LABOR, s.-MSrtS&'STxsscu 5,g£E.SK2'J1^L'aiS s l i. MORTGAGE MALE. Ixiaalt haring fore made ia Ua euadiUra ef a Ifdwiera to fieragMO Car Ue M-tar- u rn nr to arowiaa eiaaniac. a. J *u«'i< ail clataM sad {raaaufo aaawaaKa ratoteofjte taM teoVeMer. ef*uoSir*A l‘>‘*<Tr'h’‘.‘m«'toli.UiiuTMby IbJ atel Jeds, .f rn.lateto te.rrel.i-.re »f raid aa banco teluroto arena Ihsi an Ite U* day of De­ rsaaet bo aerrsat id, bo* for ntalarMlag aad to affared to *o pubtto ae a renal toaigurMar aad leter A. D. suetLneraad metal s.adred aad oeraun>e>a4< for all im|mnl>rs ol Ite blaoa. ar for or,-wue, a erii el .iimU«.ci «u d.ir i*.l .at of MreeOains day before maeU, will bo a rertala panto weakuean wilh ite If aUnulaal walla. For rare t» Fewer sad A jw. tlTiprjai*, BIIU m C os .GET THE BEST ptuola. Jamdlcr, I*m nf Appetite. IharrlHe.. ala, twin aad a*ma> et J -la C. he war, tba dm J Iifcteft Unkridpd Dictionary eo4MH>l-»ra named, for tea ram „r two ireadred Dreeslnrew after Ealing. Faiatinga, Scrafoia. tn- : .xk» ’zzrti1-2 £3} HMKX) Ward, out Jteqalaa. an i. Dini~- lanutUant Fr..r, CaallwrasM, Draper. biOaihy 1*5 rn la all darat>gama..la of tba antas glare A. R. FRABmcrSA CO.. “ **’*• ’ MIUJI * BURGBIR. of Braolhlux. Kftelioaa of Uw Kalurya. tell 30M*«nm*. iwriwtauM nu.ru. rigor and Iona 1. all lb. rital hmm. and BID MarkotlBt.. VUl!«<!•«, Via. Lteeia. Kryaipslaa and oipot Worms to Cbii; bwalUl mrel Tw Aiwroere tei pUlmlf. telianteo and farl.Jy all m«»te LrwaulhoUr Deled IreL Hal. 1 tn. dree. As M Appriter it to plamaM aad falsa- tareperaamiia. JUUX Q. KBLUXMJ. trl’tou Tkr largest and ebaapnal flDODKX WARE BOUHK la ite Unllad Hlaim. Mill m3 SI. Now York. Heto Agra, for iba t'alirelBlatee. EL.—rJ.’iuLsrti-cfissx1 ATTACliaUtXT NOTICB. -riro Ona Dollar par bwilte Hand for Cwrrtar. r-“■“tc surdssa pert* af *e Bleed. TUto to eat a ass Mrdluaa > Book Agents! "The Nita" —MkaahoSnui eat u» tore thirty yaereI CXmjtrttU about rarh .Suia-Tbo Xaitoe. T- W. CHAFT. IO YEARS la Ruiere A lauUlUtoea; too UrU aad Wu J Public‘Tost Ba. IS Caaal HL. up Blairf. tereu »|. Greed Rap- iKESSSSg U &U Jftl*dHA, Ill’ll i-fii ifn m y 1 Or. Yells' Wad ef Jinteta CUMNIINNONER'S NOTICE. Male of MMIcan. Coeaty .f Barry. ■: In th. DSIIM ‘t te. retete at IteU, Voider, d.r.Mte, Wa. iWhi sttriliijh; : Hili ill if B Grand Ba.nld*. Mich. For Sok by ACKLEY A SLADE, । _ _________________ Hostings, Mich. .IUUK A FEVER OK THEIR CONCOMITANT*. te i C. N. SHEPAftD, '^T,^xes^is■ MlltoTOLA. DTRPRFHIA. Dated. NsabrUlo, Dm. Illh. ArtfoMn^dSaS S i® Tbcy oaaUla tba o wl salaablc latte Haal.te. a tte waeM. asd are free from all B.asrai pan­ ose, bring riopul of tarMy ail dltanai Rauls, Borka aad Dasha, ewcfallj ateted Iron. s ife terSalatetewruWaad DmlmCaarwIlK M .'jpniw AND BLOOD PORIYUB. ilia NOT A FHYRIC—Ufa ROT ate fa po. nlarlr aallte a BITTItR. nor Io II totouted aa aueh IT UiAHUCTII ANKUK'AX pto-< that Ma tee. ward for many yeera by lbs uwdteal trauliy of Ihoae iMaUl.e wilh weeoartol a*rte-r aa a TOW. EXI-UL ALTRUATIVBaudUXEQCALBI* PUR1ribxor TilRUlOOliaud to a here and Parlwa teanody for all DMraaoa of lb. UVKX AND NFIJUtX. KILA LG EM EXT OR OtWTRCCTlON OFL*rTEXnXKl. IMUXART. L’TKUfNE. OR AUOOMIXALOBOAXH ! nV f.r.Tr OR A WANT OP BLOOD, IN’fflWlWBfn? .i JBXSXSSBS Price, only .TO ('etUdti Bottle. IB ! GRAND RAPIDS ‘a uae. No Family should be without u*"m u,e Mou“- Bnd IharebT save OVa All OTHEB WIIMOEIl. ? ) ' CCLEUK-lTlte “ PROVIDENCE." rx-‘aHrt,ss“dSt,»“s.T&,i; JURUBEB A. CBLA.F”V*B DTUara in one BO Onia Ikmla ofSJwpard aCompoi.nd Wahoo Bluara than thana 1a In a whole Oaaa of any other klntl In marker. Baeommendad by all the Brat Claae taffJtSWSi&EffC: Um f , Face, anti all Mreaeee of the Blood; aho the bent Binretlc in Um for Kltlney Complaint*, Wccii Baek, Fab, in the IaAhji, J-Mmbago, Gravel, Itheumatiem, de. Ar. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS A.ar... ■troi-Wto.e,-------------- ^s-n^-Ksr.-te-s: Omraterteuy^^ JV; >-•—* 1. I—--, r— 7­ ^remits lateriMM FVvw*, '* ~a?M* ** «■*****«**»»■ Bro CTri<M: raw • A FAMILY RECOUP. Um liiiW ft® iottft •‘ ,f rt a rtlfia filllii! • Jaundier, IiuUgrotion, S»irS4omaeh, OioflccNrsa, .Vervowa and . Sick Hradachc, /.it-er Com/daint. Fever.C Affue, Dyrpepcia. ifornit in Children, Filn, BUiou» CnmytainU, Lena of Appetite, Erup- iU SStBMrtB'JaWKS'M E^i.‘rtriEsa!-j£?t.x h H p .’ « , OF THE WORLD." FAMILY BIBLE. Huttai. Ila« 1 aga. Dm. Mh. tr 1. lira tc 1000 ILLUSTRATIONS, 50.0Q0 REFERENCES, Gl'AliDIAN HALE, laltenuunr »( ihamiMo -r Mary U Htralton. ™£2 .' ‘XXSJh Sfil Marlba A.Mmitoa.rt<arloa 1., llaaJsU. Fraak K. NMkro 11 l.reeW areas. Itet in rarreaneo of Obin. l-artlrs rt Irrt pen. te/1 merea Fral,~M. at J ..II.MH, rrentel ■■ ta> a, Ite t-rebata UMO. of hare, l^rau, Mietegse, parly of tea a4fta^m^a*r iTfow'reacwpiTtb 9t r*^*ua’*’-b*' Guuy fartaba C-un^ertreny.-.nd toatoof MiaSluSwiraeaaBnJaf foMtoeSSu for Ike tbuoly to Berry re the Elgtota i nib) day U.rata surra rarrey. to Ur nneuere n teas. okas, is lb. uu .1 llroUafi. in aaul toanu. al| :'.K?w ,XHr" ’-.Lf*,lL*t*^L fcr •«• “4 tai reU l» 1 ha t.uree uc damntarei real retain I. s H •I'tea Narth hvaedaor to Ore Cteu-. Hoar., Tho North-oart eaarira la. sl-il oftbe itoeth 'If •“* v**" " rlereed to te due at tte dale J tel. a-lre. lb. ana, cl four hundred and 1 weal, s Sirts&uiFE" dollars end IbirW ten aaala it HUM., and tea iauU -rent, ad Barry,—etad Haute te A L-.A of Alai pegs. Ulaairatad br ite teal ar U. law.)Iual.ll ►.■p.-re.oly-ai.l Ite Gar. af irela, and Will b< wertbr ef lire raatdeaae uf GL nreiifo. 11. Ifoat hire Hire,11. U belli aad I’M ay h, Ite FrwelariuaCloUiaadGiH. »1>|. Uill te DaMLUaeUoge. Dae. «S. MM. ■“■WG UAAC W. VltyoMAN.Sharif. Tb •'wort ea/te'/te”eCtatete free, Ite Fab Dated. ILaaGw Dea. Uh tofl. doato Iretera er frera ihMr regular!r aetoonsad agoela. Moat Soluble for the FamOy, TMEMRMUFieTHBFBN flXTUC rat^aLuintetoara ee, Lebta^f titevZT Moat Valubte far the Btudout, CUNIHt.SSIONER’N XUTICK. StMtref Mubiaaa^CoeM^of^Itarre am la Ite Mott Instructive far the Tooohnr. L'NION ruBUxntsoco, e> 1 tt Twreir aeraad aL. Ckieacu. Hoel Appropriate for tho Child, Hmt Useful hr the Minster. ’ aa eolirely Brsrjkrpwwe, wtdrt ' pewar and ealteaii, te rerelaa. eiaaiaa. aad ad- U eui rltlag., All to mrtjto ta Itateel tedder The American Washer! JeMtD CewrtHaaaM. la lire ym. and Aara.n.1, aaainal ite estate ef M ibawanh treat daer af Mott h>U«*jinK for tho Fanner, ret j of Haallaga. la Ito Caualy .f Barer aad Hlale t PRICE. 33-50. of Mich'gao, •. rklontoy *e fohrtlll (tote) da. M"it Elegant for tho Parlor, to Drenaber A. II IKl al Me e'dloat ia Ito af Moot Profitable for the Study. teraooo.fi tel dgr (Itel being IM rl«. fartodd- ISTow. 1871. Ferfoct. el al ma te Ike anderelineI for oiamlatetee aad U- iag The Faligur of Wastonx Da rVJTrengrr Dread- Inwamre. Cduri of lurry Ctetaly.y te pay Ite Sure « k-te, r"“ IbM wo win laoM ranouulCireull du. on add Mr rigage end rnau and char •J. bbl EnwHiuiy. ttodreay. aad Clean Oolbing. gee and eipwuMaf Glowed by lew, iaaladtog weld A GREAT UIPROVEHENT Al incur r tee pro triad tor la rai^JtorQsge. ’ __ tn ealiiag pablaa allreliou le Ihia Ullto a* rblaa. S few of foe fod.abl. quallUau. fuel maLawto Diu'naJ FKAXt'W PATTI VOX. *0**14 by any other marhino y*4 tai ruler!, j are pl.* Price, only BO CmU a liotllr. i luareal tai w.ll fo, .-Ik. _.l..—_ “WONDERS The areal lasaably llloalrated and rboapnl book of mmleru tlnte*. and Jett adapted ter holiday pifla. A reel* for llua wort will aaeure chelae I^S U*. tte wieasr aball dt.pter af Ite «~Bt. territory of lbs grater.1 religlooa relaaaa of Iba was by RiTtax ll tn rear <L*riUMr perpaas. ’ reularr. now nearly rater, aautlad "Jimi.- by C. ACUl.'LRSBF..lO. list. l»r. llewma Par rtrewlara address V.H. Billiard Talte MMsfasiat.r, Detroit. Uub. I-UBLIHIUND CO., i*« IfnlMku Chisago. HI. fTWEDOU SIGLER Ciraiaeali, Ohio. wlali A MMrofactarer ai Iteuking-Glaaa and Picture Flanu-s. Otetearw..^ M alawi A Oremrnul Moefd.art REDUCTION OF PRICES Iwperurear Lookior O're. Mslr.,Chrvnre.. aad KagTwi.ig.a4 Alerter NirarI. Oslreil TO CONFORM TO TYltY'c^dD*. WllUIJt*ALE. 11 EDUCTION OF DUTIES. • ALBERT t>. PlitRtlE A CO.. WHOLESALE DRY GUO DM. BY GETTING UP CLUB*. DKTROJR," - - . - • • m< Hi.;.is t«-teo.i for our New Frkr Llai aud a rtab form uUl araumpany .1. raalaislng foU direetleN Anti* W’"fnr'Tixii ” ciofit a>‘d*mai.t marali'r to dab organ liars THE G H EAT A Jr ERICA .V TEA C0n VI±TEGbA.«S. 81 A je VKiJRT HTRCTrm. y NEW TORE. »W« * * Dwiroil MlatUs.. r. O. tel MAX. ■a Tl.la aniela has baai.lte>rouiit>>rloalB<l •" . and found a aura and spaadr ouaa fc.r U.a following complaint. Entertaining Newspapei i qiilS I coiipm mo Birras, KAa^VSSSWr-~ *“ • lUlvi SHEPARDS 8i Sola iVoprlaior of ” M ii! r* GAlJTIONJ&S'SSiS SALE ON EXECUTION. HTATBor irnmtaix.rtaeatoer n.m-. • ■ .irai^enaraw, AM wtettara iiiPF Mra^u rereaa4lMmUata*wter2!w ’’telXA rompleic picture of Cbiawgo balers and aflar iMSra. Tba Trade and Ueouraree of Chiangs. ttotoUa of Ila Iteatoipal Atf.ire, aad ite Ureal Fleet of ite World. . Tb.Maiute-ofUre Fire Daparlraeel. wtlh a darerlpHu0 of Woadrefol W.rer Worts. Doorrip UM el the Honmae. faring and belidiag malar­ THROAT are irnmadlelrly rrhrra.l, aad alal* ial* Tte rilraordanary niarsal at iteIt..rrra.of tellrf in rates ol Tl.iaJl d.Stewliir^ of years uiny op ilrrem Ttw aumter laeairae and mode afeferaiiag Iba Grata iterators, llktarj aad aundtog. drerripl.oa of Cha l.moea Stock Yard*. Th. aomterel Itoilro^ lbs Uka Trod, raid Coramerer arlun moooal uborrraltowa b> OTORGEP. UPTOX. ’ perbol JOHN Q KEWLOGG. I- I'laUHi, N (reregfiar llrtlri Y. tela agrM far lb* V. X tread tor Cireelar ti-rnrfUUn CUrofa /rtt..,. AGEXTH WANTED TOR JAMES W.BUEAI1AN. KSfaj-J pKX.lBSEssit'tr.VZi. ’rL-ieStarirt.’SA---. -...— Ja'Xter.-a: jrxssktssxs tnuxrtWL-iirtS it i, Yire - Wtes CTSUMKHl—inter .4 .-till aotatr. r THE GREAT CHtCAOO CONFLAORATtlhi* nnriii *• A.«aer'. eyp. Row tfily HsM. IMiaH flOLb.NMH’fro B....T A Ananas Baeasre V» Cai.oruty Ustruil Gumwo. nreeur.llr I~«*l after lb Itealreg 11 ...re xe.u, iteosli Inar aad prllrtl ayaton for ■DailreUai real l.e>lwsre re.ia.Hnr ilulr ..tere. i!,.nu - i i ll CHICAGO IBM CARBOLIC TABLETS, It Coitaiu all tke Nm tflfe 3^S2*5E«s^? . J^<!ite.?s.a.ra-.^rearr.. I7AU. AMD WISTER STOCK 6? HXE £ Wane .»» Doauaa.a China Dinner and Tt-aSela, .tone rosy aaato colore; «te lias CM Glass teg-re, AhtUh A Co’, ios Mated good. ; I.ary There Tiblrta prtaaui Ihraa.J in < kiaabiealwh mJ Knbbrr lUodlnl CaUrry. terga alack of! WLtl, Otl.re rittelrnl raewdw. la a popular form) ■SUad, Bcartila aad UMg^Latajj. ^Ac . for 1 SWg-SaaEE -A-Sfentw VV'nnted Sarieai. harebr rima lhal la feresaara et a Ze.rywtare. to tab too rarer mredreawd aero Ireter Urraraayral MHte.il, rtsalMl. are t, iM^Fjebra, loMtoeunf to tor ./ramraa Bdi >■ THE LRE1T COIFLUUTIOX. Dry flood, and Millinery, HI aad IIJ Woodward Amar, rore.r Coa(ma awret. Delreal. M*l«gu !! Pf THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE Hi IK .5 ^ 1 $ P i 1 »« J.ITmae Areuor. telrolt. JIkMc*o, £«lJf|-HKLL LIN SACO.. rtaaaaal ■nuriaa. A catioclfoa ofteautifal piacre tar II row. Maak. Drrealar. ote u° uate 5r*i"\•*< raaw armrera aoaxtaisnsreeeraruo. ISMaMS NnUltel Oren.. A .plated colhoite br irera. 3 fsL* Jrerei^/XoFsaL'Jre4aM'.**M*um Drew all af wtatah auitaman are duly rao-nlrel ia Vitin. Altor.1 l-acter. Kiat.t, ,o. ’ teeftneitereafayaaatafoge oner nine win ra te l-rtaa. tte™, alegsully teead -.a a.aiue re a. isoMami.a*u.arenrea a...» . mt* CVe.!,'** 1"1 *** wreae,I-|.rrreora —* le neto W terry, te foor eererauaa her of Tb» Creneiox Hotter cf the nib Crain. l,a,.Ci>» diaehamd el Iba lire treated b, aald mretanga. ptrooaa radaerd le brggary Frarlul Htreae, Addawaa. J. L. PETERS. M, Danaduav. X. Y. , -■c *utx- j*-«* * fhi,afore npclrep her^hr ri’— itei rarewaat te Sol- la lf»-‘ ropireaf Ibia ifoek telteg par ter htahra^Sd trai1!tatldraw. rrae "Mured*w tle3»dt’to Hampie Crate, post paid A»c. Address J. W GOODSI’KLII. Cbwage C*urianali orNL Leela. Z ASEMTS WANTED- !» P H ipifep ® Yw rat it! Yoir fife ran it!! Yair tkilira mbit MORTGAGE BALE. ■ Read Orert .f Barry Meal,, te re, Ike amoeal daa no auto meruara aad oarta aal e-tergra aed asms lie ■Itaoed bylaw toaladlag aato auoraa, fro proald el for to raid tourtgom.__ ___ „ . . _ r AUXANDULA. WORTH. Dated. Koraratea 1« U31 U Mari* row, li Buy NALEON EXECUTION. 1® Take wboiseaieonif byia* Orgat Atlantic A Pa eific Tea Co., s Cherek Hl »rw Verb. P. O llotSSOa .tend far ne.-.Uter-Orefer. ' lO 1 iff iiw il AJ LEICESTKRSHIBE wprilPR rJv: VXMXARTWiaHC <ra.araL*S..Sr“‘-~Ura' t*SdKS<s: sDEwh-i-ss. SSMsKKjS <F7Xe/yS'X.»teao jf S P I rerl Deep* and jli..* Bl Iterrealtou*. (J UlL'eneaM.*.; TwoCullrrllaau of mealrr l3 ;4 HALFORD ” kss PHOBATK ORDER. TVT Uotito., Lorre Vafomre 1. a»d li. kl •i ; ?'*••» •< »« A JEl I) l-rateara G-ai* A c^lrelfa. af tea.lifol Dolladr by WaUara, TlwcaaKrUrr. 1£ /A“n(BTRt’UENTALC0LLECT10>a. XT v“’ .f1”*CV*^l “J ,5 1 !-• ' ‘ WCd ’TTZZ* "7”’ U ol baeuUfulHaarrd Man I> M Ga.nlr.te Harer. Fireaula Mbore. 1 i-l ® il W W.lVkfU.Y AddrebaG. F. WHITNEY A CO .-aMUl.'l. Ilulon. Mare. . al<m MM TKEA-NECTAR h i rtsi VOCAL C0LLECI0N8. E^feaS^ sSeoiesiSseTsiTBTLVWSSSr ilW Whitneys Neats Fool Harness Soap M'ruAM nJi’-s’iNian. J GOT! 1T BI*U- Follaliaa tail tea * Il Ibr Mi». liras Fat up hi laret a *t,.l aamll site bolat, alto It : H K bare lias bran In car for yr«ra an * f nNMEivniii iiiuhi; u.i. Md raataa eeroey. ePHtemjarar yjtaTVwirs Me 'J i CHOICE PIANO MUSIC. _y thirty Saa plots ngnriagi tftte ualaenr telte , teraaaorgtolaa stele of basllh awl di.aaaa pifBXITVRE’ 1*. llt r.t AUtl. A co.. 5*111.111 Alllr. Headward A.snu*. Itotrell We bars a nmpl.ta ansrknewl of lbs Sunl Furniuire. sad alter snete. 4 csllfruia barer* k. adirttalWssre fuln .Us to .oil dl.. u, p.fm. Ws m.onhslurr mntofsur FuroJlure, aad res Wo froquenthr Leer of Generals < turns- pir«M of artill.ry. WtaU’s J AUtQILLIXO ALLSTTUM u»e of capturing pieces* wtyi Mrs. P ii o vs eno ld‘fiin.1 iTti it r. iuften ; why not capture whole oo«i Twraty S.e psr real kaaikui *»y alter “You can’t do too much for your la tetre.L Ifoaei IsU teviMlm. Fare. plojen, mas," said totuvbady to a JOHII. W. SMITH. iuted, ••.roag-bstkxl turn of all wo fa*H»d« Woodward Are.. O.lreU ] VKW KUA is BMWISO MACUISH. 1 1* Tbs Sew liters Vadsr Issd tewlaz Macbias main tbaaaan alteh aa the Atarrr. IIowe. ; aad all otter bt<b-pteed Lock AUleb Mehite IAdLL OAUIL, THE BEST SAUCE AMB BEUIH It! Made le aar port oftbe world FOR FAMILY USE. K. CUEXEY * MIS. Gw, I Ag o.' It! ID Headward Ar . IMntit lBcb. ! ra as a»o or au near curia csocau. JOUS IL'iwt’UHEKTY. * ~ 1TCTURE ANiTmURROR t-RAMES, chkomus cxdkA visas d mows. SSS^SS-^s larjaw blafraralMagtelda ■> ram. raJ aas^j M~atocer-l,aa» al law ..Jarasu uO rilfipIj FIFTEEN VOuTmeS"FILED WITH gBM s=a*i?u^32si.“ n* WJaller creliciun trad ■tana lllh Uar^ Afireraar. A. B. tel. Mwr *ea y-11—-■ -■ - terartu dXre tod Zumm*ru iilriKlInmi PROFITABLE EBPLOYKENT. W. U num. T-Irte.Obia. NwUstee A L'«.,Cia 0 . ar tetewap A ttliaa, Hartford Coan. wiMl feoifMiiHjS $ Hto«to Ttokwi HK.TtafcatobliVTwriro Ttok«a U-J. Tw.nl. Ar. Tmk.to »to. Circular, tuslunfag a Mt fiat of priian. a daa HUGH JOHNSON, cnpltan of the maoare af drawing and niter Io Msaetsctarsr aad Dml.r is . forwmton lookrenec la Ite Dmintalme. wdl Carriages, Buggies, and Blirglu. MAL'UIXE. al a liberal salary eroa----- '-----*f4* < ***** £>l»ritotoom» A llsraeaad Wagea glare to Aaoata. Fell I'er CUKNKK LAUSKPASDCAKS .'T.t. A laaea aaaartwaal eTCMtara ul Haawwad. •»n«x L. D HINE. Bn M. IIKXDERltUX AGO . (laesral A state Ute. alate latW.abHi.. Liaai.MiLU. 1UJ3T,e2?*<" • »*< * **• Ohio. A HI. U.e.a Mo . _______ ot.l ... -■■ ............. — »Wl ZXARBIAO0 A“5P SAKtOHN. HORRORS & MORMONISM Ur aai.l.rof abreh prw.l, < making frldaor. 1 agaiaai llrlghaa, Yoaag aad tba Litera. /Ira „T ■te«pw»rtotore.1 *r ua etearatoaed m wMow of - -re- JOHN PATTON ANON. MssifsHarrr. itad tl.hkri la Carriage*. Buggi-», b’ltighs, de.. Tbs laed e~il.«u tn »b<blk«h E.i.Mutml ’ • ia IHf ncTMt. <.au aeoaeiUMw ..a a.tu mtns Til 1RTY EN <t. ~ Chr^uLZSttui Dissases. MORTGAOE SALk. i wnda.i.'S. pytaralof H. ;* “ 1! s if t o lr t r - 3Ei P reel, • ten i.irvr in. eL llsrwaea, Wreth (MOeaakf Owarter el aretiea isirlr-n*> F,L* i” ‘“S' B?“w,od Ptemre.worthUmmrebl h^r.rite IMIS-mlNrtlU of range orree CG tram •.Ji.waa'ataysssseusu ESzrri'rfiEmrressNK: WENDEI.L A CO., rniHHMXO UfUIll-GI Q~ I lly ssterega. IcEXTd >ilha«a liCTMIT. ■ Ws cwsnalse hMopr -safoa aad taaawdials to Ulghl, trior el s,a* aad hair. yo« wi» reraise a lares We are Utoai all urania pleas rar tai. reium stall a rorroal pietere of yoar future bro A-UrewW. TOT. P.O. Drawer. Xe. H Talite "wsrater la alwiurtaaStoemafalalApwtaa. fllto.X.Y.t wtapi JOHN s sF 'F ifiP * ’ $10 from 60s iyiiry44y,“lTy-ly^xr^ro,^.M‘S fTBAVKNTHf CtOTaKH. ' J.tCWB UEKNOX A CO., to WwAbrkktsIteesl llrtt tet-»ll. Qjum tuisins D++-+.:D I I? >rHaMrearo-eo, l*. XSown lev .•• riiu'l. P** Wri* *•* «U AUDI AN XALbre (UOl.tlhnXortk telfef tte (teeth half et areuoa ■:•. , ,1a Ite uataue^irfo. “J Fjeniere A Dewey ’’tfaatela Lm^Lr aieZa. raai to po-ueareaw efitarare •oMteaaereo Cl reelalcue as. heudredaudHlU OlO.OtXI IN AMERICAN SILVER “A KUCSTMBata for lb. /rire oA.al item, *125 .‘JEStvaaa-TSi he A’anety afjtroraiiHneoa e**ily literal tenet. k to aa eri0to, Sml-alaraV.gmiae. VoImm prr. of wkeatOMMF^Mdbylbowefa.reit'W Was lad. J.’A UAYItK.Urenl Patio. X. 11.WMS1 «a- free. Address H. A WuUb. hawUrgk X. Y. *** AGUBCVBKDOBMONBT IMtFUND » ED.-teod to W. C. Uaaaillna a ifo_ Whole*. prepare appetites ia npctar and a r>J as- Dragwiala, Ciasteaali. Unto. f.re ewe batik KKEaa-fkveu and AGLB tonic ant potion of immortality. teal prepmd for »l Noainroro desire of doing good r run rus kidxcta aid i.iriB^UMUaa make aa enemy of a aingte heraan Utas'. BUCIIII AND DANDKLION Jul wba mg ; that philanthropy has surely a I K esrs'm-'s,.'re;Ti£jf in it which cannot sympathise with CiaciaoalL Okie. O£premor equally aa with tho oppr •a........... ., , >..-------G* <.)~AMONTH ■ Here. fwatered. Kipaa XjHZe) ... paid II. 3. HUAW. AXTOd. Me. It is quite the fashion to drop I "I A VOID QUACKH.-A «Ma af rarlr indi.cr. and than a lump of nifty into perse no A ttoa. cussing aarrau. J.bll.l., premals'a ouduct, but too often there ia 15tle < ire e*“T. •**-. *«•'•< tned la rata erery adacrtle ad remedy, lea disrerered a simple mauieofMlf cure, which he will rend U bla fa i in w.. nSer.ee Addrem J. U. tears,. TS Au«. at. A y. part to Nertb baJfiw. a, a. Ji.) to £a SartVenM araejae.tn._a. IO to to-aten 7./Town KaJTOtfBeevekweue.ffol'JTewa two Nurth lul n.) 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Rowell a Co’s Column. to TtBrH waxtBD-AS..Vrtto iiT Citrrtv " ! f - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1871 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1871. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. <br /><br />Have you noticed yet that there are extra daily editions of The Banner from August 15 through September 13 of 1871? No? Well check them out as it was quite a feat for this small paper to keep up with the regular weekly paper and a daily edition for three weeks.<br /><br />So why the daily? Hastings became the home of the <strong>third</strong> high-profile Vanderpool murder trial moved from Manistee, MI, and The Banner kept everyone up to date on the proceedings. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download.