Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

SPRING SATURDAY APRIL 21 1800 1 4 WINTER GOODS! A LARGE VARIETY 11 8i 1860 LININ GS OR THE SCOTCH STORE PEOPLE DETROIT Established 18 Years AND VICINITY THE GREAT WARDROBE IS NOW OPEN AT CALL AND EXAMINE THE SPLENDID STOCK READY MADE CLOTHING ARD GdOJiS AT THE THE CLOTHING STORE OP DETROIT! APltlL 9TH i and RICH CHINTZ COLORS of I i 1 8 I il 1 8 I Ki 1 LARGEST ASSORTMENT READY MADE CLOTHING lY I A I 8 RENCH CASHMERES and MERINOES GLOVES if THE CREAT WARDROBE NEW YORK OR REWARD Tbe black republicans of New York held a convention at Syracuse on Wednesday for the appointment of delegates to the Chicago con vention They instructed for Skwahd be cause as the resolution states it they regard him as eminently the representative of the principles upon which the party is This has the merit of telling the truth Sew ard is par excellence the representative of black republican principles irrepres sible conflict slavery must be abolish ed and you and I must do It to be hoped that he will bo put tip at Chicago and it will quickly be found that tbe representative of black republicanism is not by any means tbe representative of the jieople Ths belt ever offered in Detroit the largest assort ment ever offered in Detroit the cheapest ever offered in Detroit We invite all to come and sue the nicest oheapAs best and Swings its banner to the breeze and our aim will be to make it DELEGATES ROM THE SOUTH The black republicans claim that five slave States will be represented at their sectional con Ventiou at Chicago Maryland Vir ginia Kentucky and Missouri This smells a little of nationality and that is just what they stand very much in need of But let us see The Delawaie opposition convention a week or two ago resolved not to send delegates to Chi cago Some private individuals may claim to represent Maryland but no convention will send them In Virginia only one county will send delegates Cassius Clay will hail from Kentucky but nobody sends him and be represents nobody but himself The Missouri convention for the appointment of delegates was made up wholly of individuals from the city of St Louis Elsewhere in the State there is no black republican party SMES! By Tregeut Brothers Ac Co ON MONDAY MORNING APRIL 23d will be sold on tbe premises No 48 Shelby street one door north of jeflersun avenue a choice lot of Household furniture Sale to commence at 10 ON TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 24th at the auc tion oms Nos 123 and 125 Jefleraou avenue will be offered a quantity of fresh spring Dry Goods also 50 pieces Ingrain and Veneti Carpeting Locoa and Can to Mattirg in lots to suit purchrhera aprl9 did EZiKlEL Auctioneer a 1 frpe Hadron Ga 3 Dentists and' Metallurgists A INE article ot Saltpetre for psrtiM silver Item their alleys can be found SAMUEL DUE I LU' Practical and Analytical 182 Jal 1 Double Skirt and 5 to 9 Japes NOW ON SALE THIS WEEK AT i arrell If ALSO the above goods by the yard and a nio variety of a orced Sales in New York AND WILL BE SOLD AT A SMALL ADVANCE! ft RISBIE CO No 107 Avenue Detroit April 12 1880 Pri2 Chemical hialu ANALYSES of Oree Mineral Waters LiquoM maeeatiea! and Chemical Products perfonnwl icaJ Accuracy All Analyses whether quantitative or be prepaid to insure attention Addrvs Samuel dcffielp mar29 No 161 Woodward avenur Ever opened in Detroit Satisfy yourselves We art no humbugs but are bound to succeed and defy compe tition feb2 dAwly A BURNHAM CO Manufacturer of ine Jewelry and Silver Wan THE ONLY ONE IN DETROIT I RO II VEX No Jefferson Avenin WILL manufacture to order the Hebert Gol! with Diamonds and every other atone setting ahis hair braided and mounted in the newest aty le GOLD RE POINTEU Galvanising Gilding and silver plating A rich meat of ine Jewelry a LOW PRICES always on Repairing done in the best manner and cuted on short notice jan Lake Ocean Direct Trade Lint of Packet Ships for Lake Erie BALTIMORE OYSTE RECEIVED DAILY AT 143 Jefferaon Avenue OC120 GEO GARON ER 0 HSNi) DETROIT PATLY EREE PRE88 APRIL MOURNING GOODS NOW ON SALE AT RISBIE 167 Jefferson Avenue Tbe Carbon OH Compands Aw is lqcated at os Woodward avexh WHERE can alwaya be found a genuine article ed to be th beat ever manufactured tinctlif understood that there if no similar artirle Detroit It can only be benight al our store onlv a trial to convince any peuOk of its twit ority over every other illuminator except gu Uk itfncZy deotterized We wholesale and leUtl th the ame price a the beat Kerosene have Uno a good aaRortinenl of lampchix: wicks which we aril very cheap luid andtit of all kinds altered to burn the above oils by BARNARD TI AM feb7 RUSSELL HOUSE BLOCK SEWING MACHINES $50 75 $90 8100! OR family sewing and for manufacturing purposes are the best SEWING MACHINES That can be bought and are capable of sewing the finest or the coarsest fabrics Call and examine them at 68 WOODWARD AVENUE MERRILL BLOCK febio WILLIAM PORTER Agent MOURNING GOODS 500 SEASONABLE SHAWLS VARIOUS STYLES AND PRICES All eolon and qualities of ft io OM WMk Itlt and firs for Harriaon county' tert written to their aaeteiajor onet'nd It was sent and thi joy fmtBtaed forjjpm ANlLYSiS Op SJOlCUir SALT WATER To the Editor of The Detroit ree Press The' following is a chemical analysis of water from the salt well of Mr Waldron of Saginaw taken 653 feet from the surface i JUST PURCHASED H'JIEELUR SEWING MACHINES! Office Removed to Merrill Block THE excellence and reputation of these Machines for family use and for toe general purposes of sewing are such as wherever their merits are fully known places thea beyond competi ion All are invited to call and examine them before purchasing elsewhere as personal examina tion never fails of removing prejudice that interest or misinformation way have occasioned Jfl Cartridge General l(jt SUCCESSOR TO HC GRIGGS I5T Sunk for a Circulab mar25 dly Tkrrific Hukkicins A fierce hurricane passed over Terre Haute Indiana on Monday list destroying the large engine house ot the Evansville and Crawfordville Railroad burying a min under its ruins who was instantly killed overthrowing a train oi cars on the road and un roofing houses raxing trees to a fearful ex tent Tbe ias will prob ibly reach $30000 or Charleston Tbe steamship Nashville left New York on Wednesday for Charleston bearing a large number of New York delegates the democratic national convention Among those on board were Messrs Isaac owler Simnel Butterworth Dean Richmond Wm Cassidy Peter Cagger and Auguste Belmont all of a Briuos I wo Mkn Killkd An iron bridge of fifty feet span in process of erec tion over tbe Clear ork at Belleville Richland county Ohio fell on the 10th inst when some fifteen persona were on it Mr Samuel McIntyre was drowned and John A Smith waa fatally in jured Loss to Mr King tbe builder over $1000 Singular Coincidbnos At a town meeting re cently in Medway Maae Mr oster fell upon the floor in a fit and soon died In the afternoon of the same day his sou having heard of the event was preparing to go to Medway from the town where be resided when he waa seized with a similar fit and expired iu a few minutes A Tne pilots of tbe Mississippi River steamb iats deeming their salary of four bundled aud fifty dollars a month an inadequate compen saiion recently struck for higher wages Toe owners refused to accede to their demand and the pilots not choosing to lose so large a sum by idleness concluded to retain their places 1 Murder The trial of Rev Jacob Harden for the murder of his wife ia now going on at Belvidere At Burlington Vt on Wednesday Peter Me Donnel who was last fall tried and convicted for the murder of 0 McKeen and Subsequently granted a new trial by the Supreme Court was convicted of manslaughter Tbe trial of young Brownlow son of the noto rious Parson Brownlow for tbe murder of a fel low student James Reese in Emory and Hen ry College has resulted in his acquittal Michigan In New York on Wednes day $17000 Michigan Central at 93j 800 snares Michigan Central at 48 to 48) 280 Michi gan Southern at llj to 12 150 Michigan Southern guaranteed at 234 In Boston on Wednesday 500 shares Superior sold at 3f 125 Hancock at 7 to 7J 100 Rock land at 28J 10 National at 37 800 Central at 7 to 8 50 Copper alls at 13 5 Minnesota at 73 40 Tol'ec at 2 118 Isle Royale at 10 to 10 10 Pittsburgh at 62 Democratic Victories The democrats of Quincy III have elected their candidate for Mayor by 100 majority their entire city ticket and four of the six Aiderman Last year the black republicans carried the city by majorities ranging from 400 to 800 In Cohoes NY the democrats have been suc cessful for the first time in five years Their majority is 150 The A letter from San rancisco says that the officers of the Powhatan have but one fault to find with the Japanese and that is that their books and little toilet articles are cov ered with pictures which a Christian would be a himed to have about him They do not possess our delicacy in thia respect Their ideas In re gard to such things resemble those of the ancient eess and Romans in their degenerate days Berage Robes Pine Apple Robes Organdie Robes A ine Selection of the above in PLAIN IMPROVED STAVBARB SCAEES ALL VARIETIES Hay Coal and Cattle SCALES ALSO Portable Platform Scales WeigUicg from 240 to 3500 lbs ALSO Union and Counter Scales THEsE are warranted tn give ENTIRE SATIS ACTION or taken back An inspection the same is respectraPy invited WOuLLEY Agent mr7 dly 49 Griswold street Detroit Mich ine Drugs! RENCH Chlorate Potassa in dry cryetals Oxatate of Cerium the ne remedy fur vomiting pregnancy Pyrophosphate uf Iron iu granules a beautiful ait cle Lquor Upii Componiiw a new preparation of Dr Squibbs an aqueous eolation or tbe natural Morphine salts of Opium of the aamr relative strength as Laudanum tbe after effects being much less severe than those produced by many other preparations oi Opium Salta or Persulphate of iron Lactate of Iron in crystals Chlorate ot Soda SOLD BY Hiunr stearjvs apr2O d2t DRUGGISTS on Griswold I utrert jtvnmn4 sW1 10 i March 23 taarti dlin ELLIOTT DEMING (LATR ROWE 4 CO) Importers Sf Dealers in Liquors PLANTERS AND DEALERS IN OYSTERS Which are received doily in kege and cans ORANGES AND LEMONS A luge stock on hand and for sale cheap at 161 Jefferson venue mu31'60 dly No 183 Jefferson Avenue Specific gravity matter Chloiid of sodium (salt) Bu pbate of lime (gypsum) Chloride of lime Chloride of magnesia Carb iron Chloride of potassium Carbonic acid Waler rom the above analysis it will be perceived that tbe salt springs of Michigan or at least those of Saginaw are in many respecta superior to ttrose of New York The great amount of saline matter and freedom from the sulphates will par ticularly recommend the Saginaw springs SILAS DOUGLASS Professor ot Chemistry University of Michigan April 16 1860 South Our advices from the Riv er Plate to eb 21 announce the election of Senor Derqui to the Presidency of the Argentine a circumstance that would insure it was thought the adhesion of Buenos Ayres to the Union The difficulty between the English and Para guayan governments had been settled the latter releasing the' English subject it had imprisoned and the former setting free the steamer detained at Buenos Ayres Tbe Bolivian government was anticipating a favorable report from her Commissioner who had en Rent to this country to negotiate for a loan of $1000000 with the customs dues of the port of Cobiza as collateral security died In Ogden Monroe county at the residence of A Gunn on the 12th inst Katy Bennett only child Of Wm and Mary Cross aged 1 jeir and 6 days April 2d at tbe Ciff Mine Lake Superior Adam Wiley aged 33 years son of Thomasa Mug ret Wiley Roxbu vaM and brother of Wiley of the fiim of Jackson Wiley of thia city Spring aid Summer DK ESS SILKS To which we invite the attention of parchMerr mar31 ARRELL BROTHER ju 4 received by taaiA' 2dp BOOKS! BOOKS! SAY and fey the' author of Wise Wide Dollam and 2 la just out $2 UUR BIBlK CLASS AND THE GO uTHAT COMER our By Miaa airfield Just ut 1 WHIMS AND By ihomae Hood Now first collected S3 26 PAcLTHE By John Eadie DD LLD $1 26 1 kOOTSTEPSO 8r PAUL Bythe author of Morn ing and Night 'I be Words of (1 KNOTT'S TEaPERANCE LECTURER $1' LECTURES THE ENGLISH By Gao Marsh $3' Received and for sale by apr4 PUTNAM SMITH 4 CO MEDIUM AND LARGE We can show the lugest ano bet a Trunks Traveling Bags Valises and pJ ever offered in this aty and defy competition In style quality or price at TRUNK DEPOT 129 JEERSON AVRs (Opposite the Peninsular Bank) Cfij 0 August 1 1869 ug3 i B1GBY STEARNS prT3 d2w' i Agents for Michigan REMOVAL! A COPLAND HA3 removed from his old stand tbe City Bake Houset corner of Randolph Woodbridge btreets to his NEW AND ELEGANf BAKERY JYo 20 Jlunroe Avenue A few doors above the City Hall and fronting Campus Martins In making the above intimation I would tender my thanks to my friends and the publis generally for the kind support I have received from them trusting that they will give me a call at my new place of business where can be found the finest and largest assortment CRACKERS CAKES and RREAD Ever Offered in this City City or country merchmts will find it to their advan tags to give me a call Having exleosioc facilities for man iifscturng I can and will sell at rices to suit the times Pic Nic I'trlies amiies and Balls supplied on shot notice All articles in my live delivered free in any part of the city Steamboats Propsllers and Vessels snppliad nilr9 dly Millinery lowers Shawls Silks Trimmings Parasols Hosiery Cloths Cassimeres Vestings Gent' Eurnishing Goods Sc Sc CHOICE SELECTIONS ADDED TO OUR S'J OCR DAILY! CAMPBELL LINN CO CORNER WOODWARD AVENUE AND CONGRESS ST GUNN i UOCKE i HAVE JUST OPENED AT JVo 9 6 Woodward Aven ue AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK AIRBANKS' PREMIUM STANWI SCAIJBS Earrand GEXKRAL AGENTS 80 Wool'' AVENUE DkTKOIT fhar27 tjatil HENRY EDSON Traveling i consumption in I' QUERUT5 'COD'LrVER OIL JELLT approved by th of Medicine ia twice aaore affioaeiua than the liquid ottiilt ia the only re) liable remedy in eases of ScrtrwM Ouamption tt all kinAt aneli Is easily Ukeh ritkout iaasticai I Abo QUERU'S JELLIIED kSTOR by which the greaaineas of the oil iaobriated To be bad of HIG BY STEARNS and all respectable dru ggiste PARKKR 4 MOWER I nov29 dm Ifi Beekraau riaate ageata 1 OlTTor'a years on 'gib'd irhprSvedhifr ItanMred realstate! PH boxL67 Detroit Detroit April 5 i860 aprt d3w Ruptured Cured BY THE Hard Rubber Thin true is unlike all others ever used both in constmction and material Does not consUutb press 0 rupture and thereby give call for a truss for life like most of in uae but presets in tour pUces AROUeD the ring bringing the parts together giving natme a iHapCK to cure whicn it does in nearly all 0808 Does prese UPoN 1HE UOKD obstruct circulation uever soils or erodes and is al way eati and new Ynung persons and recent cates always curau Physicians say it is the uNLY PHxLOaOPHIUAL TKi Sb IN USE rone but thjfee who ae Buttered with the miseriets of ruptme cm appreciate ti value of tbe Usses of rUnaiog iu this city HAVE BEEN CURED by this truss within three months General Traveling Agent will be at hu office under nussell House Saturday and diy when he then leaves tor Chicago Call and examine for your selves as this is your last opportunity lor the season apr21 dtf TUNIS! TUNIS! TUNIS! Spirit Spirit Clipper LY A Lt GISLATIKK If we may judge by tbe accounts in the pa pers black Republican as well as democratic independent nnd neutral there' wasnever a more venal corrupt and altogether infamous gislature in New York or any other State thart that which has just adjourned at Albany It was in session for more than a hundred days and its whole history is marked with nothing else than the most flagitious and shameful ac tion The total State tax has been run up to three mills and three quarters larger than itver was before There has not been a single measure of any public benefit enacted the pro rata bill and the railroad toll bill both fail ed and the only bills which have finally pass ed into laws were those involving money Even the black republican Governor became ashamed and indignant at this action of bis par tisans and put forth his vetoes in quick suc cession to stop tbe infamy But corruption would not be balked and the obnoxious bills were passed high and dry over his veto and the New York Timet tells how it was done: Noman of common intelligence" it says can doubt that their action upon these bills has been purchased and paid for 80 systematic a disregard of the public interest so method ical a contempt for justice decency and the rightsand wishes of those can be explained upon no other hypothesis than that of And still further: wen bribed to do to Their votes we bought and paid for If the grand jury of Albany county would do its duty if resjiectable men cognizant of the facts would give justice the benefit of their knowledge we believe a score of members at the lowest estimate would be indicted tried convicted and sent to the fienitentiary for the crime of selling the public interests to put money in their own jiockets" And such is the tone of all the papers in the State Hut the experience of New York is the name as that of Maine Michigan Ohio and all the other States where the black republicans have been strongly in power A great cry is raised about slavery and that alone is made the issue in our politics while corruption and fraud and malfeasance and bribery abound at home in our Stale affairs and attract little or no at tention Is it not time the people had roused 7 Is slavery thoonly evil that threatens the coun try or afflets the people CHATTEL MORTGAGE Tbit (8 tnrday) atternoon at 2 by the order of A Gunning ueputy Sheriff will be sold at the auc tion room of Cargill A Dimmick 197 fferaon avenue a quantity of bouaehuld goods' consisting of Sofa CbairaJ Cane Seat Chairs Kockere Lounges Carpets Mattresses Bureaus bugs Bedsteads Bedding Cnba Clocks Look ing Glasati Trays WaUl Standa Ice Boxea Towel Racks Card Tables 1 Glob Lamp Window Curtains Card Cases Mantel naments Ac also at the sama time one fine Gold Watch one Diamond Ring a lot of Jewelry and one family Rockaway to pay advknee ge a a EDM0NU3 AUoioneerv 1 Detroit April 21 i860 i apr21 olt OEATHKR Plain JL cpiored eather and ly Dusters just received also' Car and Wind Washers Moor Brush ancy Parlor Dusters ac Ao ap 21 WETMjhE 4 i NEW GOODS! I OUR friends uidk tbe public generally are invite ana examine our all and Wiuter Styles of New wl They are selected irom the best importe and oitgi every style that is new and elegant and will a manner that cannot fail to please a 1 may Bf with tbeir orders HENDERSON A SiTcHEUg sep20 217 Jefferson ave Young Meu'e bW REMOVAL 1 II ARNSWORTH DESTlfc HAS REMOVED TO 97 Jefferson Arentte I Nearly opposite the Michigan Exchvnge STRAW GOODS for gentlemen of all th latest kbytes at 'J A VERY Straw Goods Missif Tnnuned and 1 Equestrian Hats and lats at 1 M4MV 1 I frlf I PARIS 1UDK Soft HaU buHL 1 ALL of tbeneweitandmost 1 Capa and Straw Goods at the very lowrtpfgL 1 THE Prjnc Albert and many other n' ju received by i1 O' Two 5f wold street near 'he corner of 6J Site th potoffiee ach'storeW u2 deep good cellar and vaulta for I usl wish to occupy one store would pxritfon through the centre also OVUM0 1 EAGLE ELLIOTT 76 Woodward Avenue Detroit ARE NOW OPENING Superfine rench Cloths and Doeskins Extra Neat Biimhchs Coatings The Cream of rench English and Trowserings SPLENDID LINES SILK CASHMERE AND SPRING VESTINGS All of which have been selected expressly for city trade and will be soid in piece per yard or made to order in our custom department URNISHING GOODS! Alexander's Kid and Spring Gloves Brown English Half Hose Medium Weight Spring Underclothing Elegant and entirely new styles Ties and Cravats ine Shirts and Collars the latest out Cambric Handkerchiefs Suspenders Ac Ac INE CLOTHING! Spring Over Coats Garrick? Pellisiers and Sacks! Business Coats Vests Pants INE CLOTH DRESS SUITS! And a large assortment of seasonable Clothing TAILORS' TRIMMINGS WHOLESALE Entirely new and varied stock now opened Machine Tudst Italian Sewings lEadding Italian Cloths Serges Cords Trimmings Laces and Embroideries HOOPED SKIRTS NEW STYLES AT HAL THE ORMER PRICE GUSTAVUS DOLETZ 70 Woodward Avenue i ItATION COPARTNERSHIP CE is hereby given that 'he copartnership bere'ofoe ex sting between George Pease nd 'Silas uller under tbe name and style of PEA A UL LER expired by limi atlon on the Bist day April 1860 The bosineM of th late firm will be settled by the paitners at their old place of business No 210 Jef ferson avenne GEO PE A3E SILAS ULLER Detroit April 2 1860 ROM and after this date the business of ths late firm will be contfand by George1 Peaae and George Pease under the name and aty of GEORGE PEASE sON at the old stand so 210 Jett non avenu whet they will be happy to a the old customers and all the new ones who will lavor them with a No 210 Jefferson avenue GEO PEASE GEu PEASE1' i Detroit April 2 I860 apr21 nfiw i Michigan Excbge Hotel I HA VUG parted with an iot rest in the Michigan Ex change Hotel to Messrs LYON oARSTOW Co we respectfully commend to the public and prte lariy our frienda nd acquaint dues the above named Hotel and our aucceuora GEORGE ELLERS scHUi LER BENJAMIN I Detroit April 10 I860 il naprlJ dawUayl CAMPBELL LINN CO HAVE NOW ON HAND A SPLEN DID ASSORTMENT Head Dresses Bibbons Mantillas Dress Goods Skirts Embroideries Gioves rench English and American Calicoes H03IERRY UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS Also five cases more of that choice EalSTERJ' YARJV! AU just received and SELLING LOW at the NEW ENGLAND STORE 139 Jefferson Avenue Detroit Jan 24 1860 nov4 A THAYER Agent CUNNINGHAM SHAW of Tower Building Liver pool will diflpatch in or about May for eveland Ohio the hoe a 1 Brigantines George D'rutmsn" and taking goods at a through rte tor Detroit Chicago or firtber pirticnlara apply to tME CUNNINGHAM uvia 'th Exchange Cleve land or to CUNM SHAW Liverpool Other ves eh will succeed OIL! I 30 Bbls Bleached Winter Whalt OR SALK LOW BT feb25 WHEATON The Camphells are Coming HALL JUonday Tuesday Wednes day April 23 24 25 MRS MATT CAMPBELL JliySTRIJLS COMPRISING 15 UNEQUALED ARTISTS Organized in 1848 Kor particulars see posters ana programmes ot theuay HUNfLY apr21 d4t Buaintss Manager GROVER BAKER'S I i AMILY EWINQ MACHINES 1 8w NO 4 MERRILL BLOCK CORNER of Jefferson and Woodward avest Havlng just received a large supply rT these machmea both for manufacturing and family porpoeee we ar now prepared to offer to tbe public the largest and beet amort 1 mentof Sewing Machines ever offered in thia 'city All examination is all that ia hecelaaiy to satisfy th' moat in credulous that lhly are THE 'MACHINES OR ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES An xambaation is respect fully solicited before purchasing All machines sold at thia office will sold at orPriee! And warranted in every respect for on year GROVER BAKER 8 If! (JO 'No 6 Merrill lock cor Jeff and Wood ate' I Machines shown and instructions given free of nharge and all visitors treated with civility and polite com dflm 0 v1 fG 8 'i 4i in li 11 1 n' AfrOTHKR LINK On Thursday the black republican Commit tee on Elections in the House reported in favor of installing Mr Howard in tbe eeat to which Mr Cooper was elected by the people of this district This is but a link in the chain of fraud and injustice which commenced when Howard cheated the sitting member out of lhe privilege of taking testimony and will end only when he sneaks into the seat This is the Baine case of which one of the black republican sheets of this city has said "The attempt to oust Mr Cooper will be a most bn fortunate one both for Mr Howard and the republican THE VOTE IN CONNECTICUT The New York Journal of Commerce in a recent issue explains in a very satisfactory manner how it is that while the vote on Gov ernor was so close in Connecticut there should be so large a black republican majority in tbe Legislature It explains how it is that the ap portionment law ot which the black republi cans have complained so bitterly in some of the States operates against the democrats in this case Here is what it has to say is a rotten system in opera tion in Connecticut worse than any which ex ists or perhaps ever did exist iu England ur instance New Haven and Hartford with an ag gregate population of 7(1000 send Jour Repre two from each city Many townships with lets than 1500 inhabitants and one (Union) with only 729 according to the last census send also two Representatives each With tbe same ratio of representation of population New Haven and Hartford instead of sending lour Represen tatives would send 40 or 50 and with tbe system in vogue in most of the New England States of chousing by general ticket these 40 ur 50 Repre sentatives would all be democrats j' Until within the last fuwyeari the abolition ists oi Connecticut always ran a separate ticket for Slate officers and generally polled about 3 000 vo tea 1 heae are now a'l given to tbe repub lican candidates and so the democrats have to contend with the aggregate of both There have been but two yeats in a lung period when the democratic vute exceeded tbe combined up position vute and those were in 1852 and 1853 Three or four years ago the repu licans aud know nothing got tbe constitution so altered as to prohibit any one from voting who cannut read and write This they calculated would disfrau eblse purtion ut the Irish population who are mostly democrats Yet in apite of all tbeae drawbcka the democrats at the recent election came within 500 votes of swamping the whole poete romitatue of republicans abolitionists aud Ruuw uothiugs combined One more pull and yon have 1 1 TEE CANADIAN CRYSTAL jLAC The plan of thia building ia iu lhe form of the Greek cross the intersection terminating in an oc tagon 75 feet in diameter The' extreme length of the building each way ia 171 feet aud each ot the four wings is 55 in width The first story is 16 feet high In tbe clear and the second story 15 feet to the springing or roof lines The form of the roof inside is the segment of a circle rising to the height of 22 feet above tbe galleries The toof to the ootagoo is spanned by a semi circular arch supporting a cupola and dome 25 feet in di ameter and 4o feet in height thia dome ia again surmounted with a lantern and a flag staff 24 feet In height making the whole height 'from the ground fluor to tbe top of the flag auff 120 feet The building ia intended to be placed upon atone foundation and the frame work to be con structed of white oak tbe whole of the limber work to be wrought inside and out the galleries are continued round the wings as well as round the octagon There will be two entrances to each wing twelve feet each in width at each end aa you enter the building There are ample stairways leading to the galleries four in num ber A fountain ia to stand in the centre of the octagon and it is intended to light up tbe bnild ing with gas ruoiTirs slaves in Canada Mr Armstrong of Kent county Md has re celved a letter from one of hia slaves who ran away to Canada two yeara ago" He begs 'hie neater to forgive Lim and entreats him to eeijd him sufficient money to return to him promising' hereafter to serve him Jaithfully as slave He says without clothing has been fearfully cheated by theCatadians (wbd ehow no mercy to the colored pofjulaljdnjlbeen compelled to hire himself out id a month" Be adds that Blns colored persons left Bt Thomas Cana TYLER I CO AT NO 83 WOODWARD Mannfactur to order in the beet manner every del Mription of i BOOTS AND SHOES OR LXdIE A'ND WEAR 1 I fe Always on hand a largW stock of ready made work feb28 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT LOW PRICES I ashionable Hats and Caps Shaker Hood lats Ac ALL those desiring an elegant article at a moderate price will please ca at Vo 1 I oodward Avenue A ULLER CO The Peerless Hat Just Received I mar28 MARAVILLA! it Maravilla Maravilla MAKES THE HAIR GROW! TRY IT! TRY IT! 95 CENTS A BOTTLE OASS ARM HTEW SWBBIVffitOv A PORTION of tbe Cara farm lying nertb River road has recently been th' are now for sale 'nto Tbe streets to ba opened are as follow Case avenue 80 feet wide parallel to nue lots 60 by 150 fronting the east Second street 100 feet wide carriag sidewalk and ornamental ground 30 fet Third street 80 feet wide lots 50 by ijq Cros Streets George Henry Ledyard and Canfield lmtl with a carriage way of 40 feet and ornan and sidewalk 20 to 30 feet on each side fronting north and south The iota oa aU these streets are large and special relertnoi their locality ano oMrs re PRICKS from $900 to $l50Q per its Site and location payable within TEN vf date of contract with interest at SEVEN re ble semi annually Persons desirous of purchasing th re rt lots on the Cara farm south oi tbe Grand RVfr J'T Us wishing information to price and terln apply to GEO hOST at the Canal it PetroitjMareh I I860 SOLID 80LE LEATHER TRUNKS twfVrior ths Houghton Galjttc April ftliN Tti QuincyTe11 fotAo cqmtat Beaaon and with ow doubbig WwKwul jibettibe done A handsome increase wtlTbe made in Qie shipments despite the accident to tle mill The miners are uow principaUjWtiking and drifting but thirty four being engaged in atoping Hudson Tbe Hudson Mining Company is the name of a new organization shortly to be formed to work lands in the township of Houghton near the northern boundary line of Jortage townahip The property is a splendid one including aa it' does 2760 acres all on the mineral range and in a body Those who are familiar with these lands and of course able to judge in such matters are of the opinion that this property is one of tbe most valuable on Lake Superior hie The product for March of the lale Royale mine was a further improvement over that of the preceding months Tne follow ing waa the yield: Barrel work 39455 Iba No 1 stamp 21530 lbs No 2 stamp 10671 iba masses 650 lbs total 72306 lbs or 36 tons 306 lbs net weight Th In the town of Portage Lake 8 Hill bus been chosen Supervisor and in tbe town of James Bendry On the question of the removal of the connty seat Portage Lake voted for removal 12 against 804 voted for removal 15 against 36 Postoffice Business rom the Postmaster of our office we learn that tbe number of letters sent from this place tor the quarter ending March 3 1st I860 was as follows: Registered 62 free 120 other letters 5367 total 5 649 New Dock A new dock 150 feet front has been commenced in front of tbe Pewabic property Tbe Salt The A letter from Marquette dated March 30tb says: lets from tbe received yesterday give various versions about the opening of the caual Tbe contractors say that it will be ready by tbd 5th of May but tbe master mason says it cannot be ready until tbe let of June and per haps not then and that portion of tbe communi ty calculated to judge for themselves say it ia doubtful if it can be opened by July 1st Noth ing has been done yet towarus putting in the caisson gate the coffer dam could not be ren dered able to keep tbe water out and tbe caisson still remains in statu quo The railroad company intend commencing operations next week if possible Tbe snow was rather deep on tbe road all winter and still is in some places but that can be removed Anew locomotive and an additional train will be put on ibe road when the canal will admit a boat through The necessary new cars are already rom ths Ontonagon Miner April 7 Mining Matters Minnesota lhe Minne sota ia still presenting a magnificent show of copper under ground At tbe eastern part of ihe mine there is a marked improvement since our last detailed notice and the work of several months has not at all dimmed the splendid ap pearance of which we then gave an account We observe that they are handling heavier masses upon the surface than formerly This prevents delay and saves much expense of copper cut Hug Of the March product already being weighed off we noticed seven masses each of which weighed more than tour tons The weights snd uumbersif these are as follows: No 304 weight 8700 No 3o5 weight 8158 lbs Nu 357 weight 8345 lbs No 360 weight 8522 lbs No 364 weight 9478 lbs No 365 weight 9492 lbs No 406 weight 10486 los We regret to iearu that a portion of the shaft at the new works recently noticed at the Toltec caved in before tbe vein which was stripped was taken down as the show is repre seated by those who have seen it as being very good indeed They are now engaged in timber ing up and clearing the shajt which will proba bly be done in a substantial manner during the coming week when we shall be able to report more fully concerning it Carp Lake note from Capt Beaser of the Carp Lake mine informs us that they are com pelled to suspend mining for the presenton ac count of water and that they will not undertake to clear tbe shafts until this obstruction has at least partially subsided Their attention has been turned to getting out timber for several new buildings to be erected lor the accommodation of an increased force in the spring The Keireenaw Point Auvices from Ke weeuaw Puint during tbe present week state that the product of copper rock and also the percent age of mineral obtained at the Copper ails workings remain unchanged Their deep adit on tbe Owl Creek vein was holed on tbe 26th ol March Tbe entire length of this adit is 1420 feet They are now engaged in laying down aT railway of 30 pounds to tbe yard 500 feet of which waa laid on the 28th oil Tbe entire track will probably be laid during the present month Other mines in that district are represented as having recently developed evidences of increas ing richness in mineral This it ia said is espe cially true of the Garden City where has been exposed at a depth of 400 feet on incline of the lode from tbe surface exhibit ing a very rich lode of stamp and barrel work Aztec The report of the Directory of the Az tec Mining Company shows a very healthy condi tion of tbe finances and workings of the com pany and we regret to find no evidence of an in tention to resume active mining operations un a property of such value and with so many indica tions favorable to a more vigorous prosecution ot mine work Accident at the On Tuesday last at about 2 in the morning a miner named Abraham Roberts went with bis candle into a sued at tbe National mine which was used by tbe mi ners for containiug the temporary supply of pow der which bad been delivered to them from tbe magazine It contained at tbe time probably ten or twelve kegs By some means the powder was ignited and several successive explosions took place until lhe whole was consumed As soon as parties reached the premises tbe man was found in a disabled and suffering condition bis clotheseing all on tire though he whs exteriorly but little burned by tbe powder But he died tbe same day probably from inhaling tbe hot fumes Tbe deceased was a Cornishman ten or twelve years in this country and has a family residing in Lancaster Grant county VVis The Elections Supervisors have been elect ed as follows: Ontonagon Edward Sales Rock land James Townsend Greenland Thomas Guzzo Pewabic Alonzo Davis Navigation The ice in the harbor com menced moving out jester day forenoon aud this morning tbe river is clear entirely clear of ice The east channel cleared to the deep waters of lhe lake during tbe atternoon and a steamer could now enter by that chaunel and run to tbe docks without obstruction Tbe ice in tbe lake is so soft ened by tbe snow rain sun and wind of the pres ent week as to amount to but linle obstruction to navigation The water in the river and lake is very low Tbe opening of the river ia three weeks in ad vance of last year By the same rule another week should give us a boat from below it proba bly will from Copper Harbor but if we see a boat here from tbe lower lakes in four weeks we shall be agreeably disappointed rom Copper Private advices from Copper Harbor state that the ice there was very much affected by last thaw A few more days of such weather especially if accompanied by rain as on Wednesday of this week will doubtless permit the sailing of the Lady Elgin Docks A new dock is being built by Carson Close between their old warehouse and Edwin Lockwood's for the use of Willard 4 Day Mr Burtensbaw is also rebuilding and enlarging bis duck The Schooner A party of men under charge of A A Parker Eq left here yesterday ioo for La Pointe tor the purpose of repairing the schooner ord disabled at that place last fall ishing ishing has again commenced with us in the harbor and also outside ot and near the end of the east pier Tbe water is at present too muddy to ensure much success but when that trouble shall have passed away then will the schools of suekers whitefish Ac have to suffer 500 AMs Ufary Jless lot' and Rumps Nqyfys and Shoutiers 20 000 iba Extra Sugar Cu ed Hmw: 21 16000' Hsu Extra Sugar Corea 6 iv No 1 Leaf Lru in bbls ami Hi1 or tale by mar29 dlm NEWBEKRj CINCINNATI LI5E SEJ SON ARRANGEMENT DETROIT AND SANDU3K7 STEAMER BAY CITY iy A XDWAKDB MABTKR Leaves Detroit EVERY MORNING AT 9 QB SANDUSKY Connecting with Railroads for MANSIELD NEWARK COLUMBUS ri PAYTON fare $100 less than bt raihw11'' reight taken at tbe LOWEST RATES And lent through IN LESS THUS THAN BY ANY OTHER or reight or Passage apply on beard or 4 ftTat aprll d8m 2dp oot o' OCR MILLIXERY Contains A Choice Selection Dress Bonnets Hats Straw Bonnets and lowers Cloth and Silk Mantillas WHICH WE feHALL OER AT VERY LOW PRICES! KEEDM AN BROS 62 and 84 Woodward avenue Detroit April 14th 1860 NEW BOOTS AND SHOES A new antt Rplendid stock SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES BOOTS SHOES I 'Are now daily arriving for I KER IVo 102 Jefferson Avenne LEDGER MERCURY NX WEEK Look at Contains LateM Accounts the Creat ight BATTLE TO BE OUGHT THE 13rn BATTLE TO BE OUGHT THE 13th battle ro be oUiHT the 13tr apil3 TTLE TO BE OUGHT THE 13th il 7 fc'iblu 1 1 STRAW GOODS! k' I J'in It I iSpring Styles Spring Styles opened the beat aaaortment ot CAPS or Spring andSummer Wear veroffered to the Detroit Public They have been eelem wita fa to care from all the LEaDING S1YLE8 c( NEW(( YOhK and PHILADELPHIA and cannot fatU to pleasd the most faatidioun Also a auperior lot UMBRELLAS aaff CaNKS all ot which I offer at VER LOW PRICES for oaah ti i nr ftiS M'lrtT Hy 184 4 Jefferson' A venue mar27 dtf 4 Comprising the usual variety of Dress Goods Linens and Housekeeping Goodsj Hosiery Embroideries Laces Domestics Black Silks To which the attention of purchasers is invited THESE good have been bought wDhin the last ten day ac low price aud will be Bold for cash at a small ad vance aprfi AT' WHOLESALE ALL TUEJTEIVEST STYLES i Ol I BY ll Black Poult de Sou Silks Black Barathea Silks Black Grode Epson Silks Black Armure Silks Black Stripe Silks Black igured Silks Black Bayadere Striped Silks Black and Laveoder Stripe Silke Black and Purple Stripe Silke Black aud White Check Silke Black and Purple Check Silke Black and White Glaca Silke Mack and White Stripe Silke Black and White Canton Silke Black and White oulard Silks Black Thibet Square Shawls Black Thibet Long Shawls Black Stella Shawls Black Centre Broche Shawls Black Canton Crape Black Bombazines Black Crape ce Spang Black Crape Merette Black Grenadine Black Tissues Black and White Organdies Bkck and White English Lawns Black and It kite rench Muslins Black Berage Robes Black and White Berage Robes Black and White Percale Black and White Brilliants Blackand White Valencies Black Calhoea Black and White Calicoes Black and White Ginghams Black and Lavender Chena Ginghams Black and White Argentines Black Alapaccas Black Merinoes Black Cashmeres Black and White Delaines Black Mouslin Delaines Black and White Chailies Black and White Wool Plaids Black Norwich Poplins Black and White Poplins Black and White Silk Reps Black and White Mohairs Black English Crape Black English Crape Veils Black Love Veils Black Parasols Black Gloves Black Bordered Handkerchiefs Black Hosiery he In fact a 3 A Coast Mr Chapin is master of a small vessel of about thirty or forty tons burden' more br less He brings his craft to this city lays in a desirable assortment of groceries provisions and then sails up and down the hike to the various ports in Michigan disposing of his goods to willing customers Last winter be proceeded through the Illinois Canal to the Illinois River with a small vessel purchased for that purpose with the intention of going to the Mississippi' Ilut his vessel was held in tbe icy embraces of the Illinois River and crushed to pieces Grand Enquirer April 20 IlOKsfe STSALiNO A horse wAs stolen from the stable of Mr McNitt of Moscow on Wednesday of last week Tbe thief who turned ont to be one John Nobbte of Woodbridge in this county found him lame and let him loose in Litchfield alleg ing that he supposed he would return to bis own Der but he was taken up and advertised by Parker and 8 Miller of the latter tdwn' Nobbie "had had trouble with McNitt and says he took the hors? to get revenge He waa 'Ion riday and placed in Jonesville Independent April 19 Angthsr Old Rbsidknt Again are we called upon to announce the death of one of our oldest and most esteemed citizens George Rdgersi'Ekq died at his residence on Pike street On the 9th instant Mr Rogers was born in New Haven Vermont December 15th 1799 and was therefore 60 years and nearly 4' months He resided tor some years at Vergennes Ver mont took up bis residence in Detroit in 1840 hud lathe subsequent year removed to Pontiac where he has since Pont iac Jacksonian Coals to It is a fact that at the present time a large and we might almost say a major portion of tbe produce consumed here eomes from Thousands of barrels of floor and bushels Of oats and potatoes tons of 1 meat' middlings bran shorts and feed have been sold avdifferent ports on the river since last Au gust and tbe supply is still East Sagi naw CouTut April 19 A new pump has been rigged to the salt well by means of which 22 gallons of brine haye been raised per minute Three steady pump ing at the rate of 7 per minute with the old pump Mid not in tbe least diminish the supply and ten hours' pumping with the new pump at the rate of 20 gallons per minute had not the slightest effect thereon Saginaw Courier April 19 i i hee My te iBtriLDINGB fob THA AualCULTUEAL Thecommlwep appqjfttedtogolicitfnuta tqde fray tbe expense or erecting buildings for'the nee of the (Agricultural Society and for otljerpnrpp see have met with good success Our citizens worth or A Lacy on the nrsmirea or of have generously responded to their calls fNear apri8 d2w W1THERELL WS Jas HAVE OPENED Al ENTIRE NSW DRESS GOODS CONSISTING Of ancy Dftss Silks If RobeSy 4 Chia Silk Lustres 14 I nnriete Emeraldafh Rich Barege Robes Poulard AnglAs Cliene JPopiiM JMattinees STELLA SHAWLS! NEW DESIGNS ELEGANT PARASOLS a RENCH PRIJVTS I Of very Handsome Pattern PRINTED BRILLI ANTES! Great Exhibition of ine Ar THE PROPRIETOR while tendering his gra knowledgmente to the patrons of the Emporium generous manner in which his past efforts han appreciated and rewarded taken pleasure in aunocL to them that he ie now opening the Most Superb of all the choice stocks of goods for gentlemen for which the Emporium has heretofore been nr the inflpection of the curious It ie really a wh exhibition in the beauty and variety of mauulactw grathying to the feeling aa well as tbe sight The stock for the coming seasons ia now nearly I plete McTERNEY Merchant Tialm I BeptO dtf 207 Jefferson avenue 1 A BARAS MACHINE BAKERS Vo 191 Woodward Avenue CORNER GRAND RIVER STREEP Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in Soda Boston But ter Suxar ilk Wine Graham oyster and Pic Nic CRACKER' Cakes of all kiuda Buna Ruek Rolls Snaps CnEAM CRACKERS Bread a A Genuine Article of Boston Bread! 'v Having the best baters in the conutry I am prepared to furnish a greater variety in my line than any similar instkuthn in the Wert Ah articles warranted aa repre 8uied and delivered free in any part or ihecity aprl7 d3m 6cicid hear that Mr? Jdeh Hartls of one day last week by' hanglngtrinuelf iff big barn "He paa former ly a guard at tbe State Priaon In thia city porary derangement resulting from domfestfcdffil cultiea ia the anppoaed Jackson Citizen April 19 Pbachbr We are glad to hear from several frnltlaiaera in the county better accounts of peach prospects within a few days than those bad a month ago In several localities at least in tbe county tbe buds are yet alive and healthy Kalamazoo Gazette April 20 Sixth Tbe Sixth Ward Democratic Committe are reqoeatad to moot at the hoaw of Homer Candler on Beaubien etreet thia (Sato day) erening at 7 o'clock By order ot the Committee a NE8BITT Chairman i are MARRIED In Lahairg on 11th iuat by RevC 8 Armstrong Mr Thog Pray of Albion to Miaa Lua Crawford of Springport Jackson county I In Pittafield Woahtenaw county April 18 by Rev Mr Hardy of Augusta Mr Thomie Welch of Wiudbam Conm aged 73 and Mrq fanny Welch ot Pittafield aged 74 SinctDB of a Little A little girl came to a sad death last week in Thornton III ty throwing herself into a well to escape maltreat mi nt at the bands uf an old man and big son Tiiey caused the poor child to commit self mur der to possess themselves of $500 which she would have'inherited Assault and On the night of the 12tb inaU two young men brothers named Kin ney law students iu thia city made un excursion on the hill in tbe irst Ward dropped into sev eral places wbare it was supposed liquor waa re tailed and inquired for the creature They were suspected as spies endeavoring to smell out viola tions of tbe liquor law aud their movements were watched At Bohlig's Hotel they were aet upon by a number of persons and gut pounded aud handled very roughly but they succeeded in making their escape without serious damage losing only their shawls iu the melee Next day eigut persons were arrested for tbe as ault aud battery aud were tried on the 17th i'be trial resulted iu a verdict of guilty against John Murray Thomas Muidary Martin Connor and William the other four being acquitted Justice Barber sentenced the fourwno were con victed to a fine of $15 each aud imprisonment in jail twenty days The parties appealed and gave oxil lor their appearance at the Circuit Court Adrian IValchlower April 19 About 6 un Saturday last our cit izens were alarmed by tbe cry of aud a general rush ensued to tbehouseof Rev Stevenson but before the main part of the crowd arrived upon the spot tbe fire waa extin guished The fire caught in the lathing around a uvenine where it oassed into the attic but slight damage was Eaton Rapids Argus April 20 Week before last an extensive barn withaheds fur cattle Ac owned by John Adam Bickel uf rankenmuth in thia county was struck by hght niug and couaumed with a large quantity uf hay and grain one cow several young cattle and some sheep The citizens of that town who are nearly all Germans and reliable democrats likewise im mediately set to work and have rebuilt tbe barn put ilftbe same amount of hay and grain and the' same number of cattle and sheep all which they have freely donated to their neighbor who had suffered by the East Saginaw Courier April 19 I i Mr Burt one uf tbe lumber dealers on' Pine River informs nathat over 60000 pine logs are lodged in the river below Indian Town fill ing tbe river for thirteen miles These logs when sawed Will make 26000000 feet of lumber and have all been cut and run into the river from thia county within the last six Gratiot News April 6 Ou Satuiday last the logs belonging to Mr Larkin Co numbering about five thousand paaaed thia 'place end probably are now iu tha Saginaw booms These loga were cut on the Tittabawasaa River i i Mr logs ten thousand in number ran by here on Tuesday of thia week These fogs wore also cut on the 'J'ittabawassa some fifty mites above thia Midland Sentinel April 1 1 a 1 fl Cool Miaa Mary Langhorn a young wTfiuau of aume twenty years accompanied by Nancy Hilliard a girl of ten years started at eleven on Tuesday across the Benton House bridge into the woods between' the Grand River and the Eaton Rapids road 'to look for a cuWl They lost their way and night coming un they lay down beside a leg in the swamp slept till sunrise when taking the san for a gbide they started for home which they reached about eight' o'clock It was a bitter cold night and it a wonder that both did not perish yet they came borne ad bright aa Lansing Republi April 18 r1 I mi ui 11 ua 4 tin I i Well Tbe jail at this place conlaiM no less than nine prisoner three of whom were) brought from ii Branch county Ahe jail at'Colaj water fn that connty having been destroyed by fire on Monday morning Hillsdale Democrat April 19 i HT IVHOLESalLE At New York" PriceEi i C0 JVo Gl llVodicard Jlvctiiie Mt I nrfi d2m I Buttons Bindings Galloons Threads Stiedas Canvas and SILK SLEEVE HEAVY GOODS CanvM Denim Overalls and Shirt Hickory Shirts lannel Shirts WoolSocks wool Underclothing Oiled Suits Wool Jacket And goods for lake mining or lumbering outfit in gen eral alwajs un hand The above goods are offered at unprecedented LOW PRICES EAGLE A ELIjIOTT aprS 78 Woodward avenue liUi eleffiBrsoivAvenue HAS NOW ON HAND AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK GOODS Selected with groat care and suited to Eveijf Style of Spring and Sum mer Dress OR GENTLEMEN WEAR Among which 'maybe found choice nudkee of Cloths Cassimeres Erench Drillings Sc also Silk Cashmere and THE cutting department will an usual receive hi per son! attention which will be a eufflefent guarantee a to fit style PRICES MODERATE TERMS CASH 148 Jefferson Avenue i H' yS? 4 SYRUP 3 Lemon Strawbfcrry Rasp bexry Sara parilla Ginger and other flavored Sjrupii jArflommerw afr21 dlir WM QTARCH Kingsford ulton Ottawa and bther branda apr2l dlw WM? PHELM A CO QPIUES Nutmegs Cloves Mace Cin mcn Ilpioe feppar Muurd round and un ground aprtl Uwn WM PHELftj jg TO LET or three rooms well for nfohM aud well venti ated and lighted in theedoJ "ond xetory of No "40 Woodwork arenoe 'enitaMe foi bffleeaer fother buMneea Uafrerof anu GOODS! 'w A 'I SPRITC GOODS Stlnshas paranoia and ans WILLIAM DIEDERICH 00R5KR ATWATKR A GRISWOLD 8TRKXT8 DKTyre Sole manufacturer of the celebrated I AZALEA WHISKY a PURE CIDER VINEGAR Alao keeps constantly on hand a large suppi Rye Bourbon and Jtfonong hela Whisky Imported Liquors and Segars Wholesale and Retail Dealers are requested to 4 augl4 dly D1EDH i Groceries at Wholesale SUGARS Potto Rico Cuba aud Reltnd MOLASSES Porto Kieo Cuba and SYRUPS Honey Excelsior and other brand Java Maricaibo Rio ami roiuu ground Young Hyson Imperial Gunpovler Oolong Allspice Pepper Nutmegs Clove Rice Tapioca arina Sago Starch Salrratu Tartar Soda Indigo sulphur SOAPS AND All best qnaiitr Codfish Mackerel Whitefish Herring Halibut CANDIES resh of our own and beat Ireuctn facture WM PHELPS A febll 98 Jefie soa I A UlM is I Michigan Exchange Hotel! THIS well known hotel having recently passed intJ the hands of the underrigned by the withdrawal of Messrs Ged elle and Schuyler Benjamin from it proprietorship we extend to tbe public and eapeciallv to all formargueste of the House a cordial to fa votns with their patronage The Michigan Exchange Hotel fa one ot tH6 largest and best equipped in'tbe Wa desire to render it the moot pleasant and attractive Every ffort will be made to make th gfay of all our guste in very way satisfactory ejMiit tl BPyARD LYON HL A Bars row aprll dawtmylr iLv GEO THAYER Ww 'jiro' i jvuie NOl TROUT No i Pickerel or by NqT mari9 dlm oL NEWBERRY CO 1 it 1 i iwi Removal i rR Ch nXlT to 3 R'MdCtlLIAND hW oimovrt birqfflee to Lewis sale Itia sit84S at the ceatje ofjthe middle oral a 1 opprtMth Postofficep rifihlvfnniiAhftd Annlvvai Thu IVm I a UH leil 'ii I II PiEW IN ST CI1URC Pow69in8L XAChnrehil i teq uteavypaAMw WAA4W UUUUi richlyfururahed Apply'at Th a 'n ew offiMh janU dtCidp f4nr forKint i 'I jT I r' I 'xOfal'SSh I J': rll a 9 Saginaw Salna Syracuse 1170 1110 1104 22017 14660 18950 17 912 14002 1339 116 472 U69 2142 104r 08 i 1622 051 046 105 004 002 220 009 007 77983 86341 86040 I a.