Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

OR SALE AND TO RENT THE PROPOSED REBEL RAID HELMBOLD'S jell lm THE BILLIABD TOURNAKENT or Diseases of the EXTRACT BUCHU OR WEAKNESS LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Insanity and Consumption jcStf emales emales emales BUSINESS CARDS llilmboliVs Extract Buchit cukes ANDINO EXPOSURE Thousands upon Thousands WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM County Office Detroit myaitf and IMmbold8 Extract Buchii or all Affections and Diseases of THE URINARY ORGANS It is uader HOW LONG STANDING biases of thesej Organa require the aid of a Diu lithnboUVs Extract Buchu 18 THE GREAT DIURETIC iSlood Blood I Blood EDUCATIONAL Rose Wash SEWING MACHINES OR LAKE SUPERIOR mytl tf AUCTION SALES STOLEN Barometer inkstands a new article at JT tlXUlNE PREPARATION I HIGHLY COMPOUND but finding themselves powerless entered pro test upon the record arrateing the Governor tor his usurpation and unconstitutional acts and informally left their seats not reorganiz ing the adjournment existing in MALE OR EMALE from whatever cauee originating and no matter it id certain to have the desired effect in all Diseases for which it is recommended Bebel Report of ederal Defeat at Vicksburg no Balsam Mercury or Unpleasant Medicine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases Highly Concentrated Compound luid Extract Sarsaparilla i 5 tiny affections peculiar to emale the Extract Sctiu is unequalled bv any other remedy as in i toroais or Keiention Irregularity Painfulness or of the Customary Evacuations Ulcer teter Schirrous state of the Uterie Leucorrhea Whites SterLty and all complaints incident to fcx whether arising from Indiscretion HabitsDissipation or in the DECLIB OR CHANGE LIE GEN JOHNSTON ON THE BIQ BLACK WITH 20000 MEN i ail their stages at little expense little or no in diet no inconvenience MAJOR BREWER IRST MICH IBAN MAKES A BRILLIANT RECONNOISSANCE Rebels in full orce at redericksburg This is an affection of the Blood and attacks thenul urgns Linings of the Nos Ears Throat "Xdpipe and other Mucus Surface makiug its Vjsvirauce in the form of Ulcer Kx sarsaparilla purities the Blood and removes scaly Eruption of the Skin giving to the Com iron a Clear and llealtby Coor It being pro em xpresnly for this class of complaints its Puritving Properties are preserved to a great extent than any other preparation of Sarsaparilla His Movements are Closely Watched by a Superior orce THE DEENSES AT VICKSBURG STRONGER THAN AT SE VASTOPOL Died of In The ree Press ci riday morning an account was given of the throwing of an infant from a second story win dow by an Insane mother The unfortunate woman's name was Barclay and she was resid ing at the time at 156 ranklin street! The child was not Instantly killed proper medical attendance was instantly summoned and strong hopes were entertained that the inju ries would not prove fatal It lingered how ever until Wednesday afternoon when death re lieved it of its sufferings The woman has been sent to the Insane Asylum at Kalama zoo In the River This morning a team of large dray horses backed off the dock into the river at the Central depot They were immediately cut loose from the wagon and every effort made to rescue them One of them was drawn oat at the dock by means of ropes and with much effort The other swam down the river about half a mile and was easily got on shore They were uninjured Personal General John Cochrane pasted through this city on his way East via the Great Western Railway on Wednesday evening The General is in excellent health and spirits J) OR YOUNG SINGLE MARRIED "OR CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE JBEN WILLCOX Attorney and Counselor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery Office No 1 fir floor over bank opposite the Detroit Postoffice Detroit Mich marSl tf ABLKRT BOYNTON Attorney and Counselor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery Office No 1 first floor over bank opposite the Postoffice Detroit Mich mar31 dtf lad who Cave paid HE A EES to be cured ininort time have found they were deceived and the his by the use of i oem dried up in the system to breakt in an aggravated form and PERHAPS ATER MARRIAGE CITY ADVERTISEMENTS (OWICUL) Anxious to bb a Widow The Columbus Journal says that while many wives in that vi cinity are anxious to keep their husbands names off the enrolling officer's books an in stance of the opposite kind occurred in the Second Ward where a Dutch woman was found who was exceedingly anxious to have her hus name enrolled notwithstanding he was over fifty years of age She begged the enroll ing officer to place his name on the list and as an inducement to have him oo so she said she had lived with the man long enough and she wanted to get rid of him Her efforts were unavailing piy are aware of the cause of their suffering but will confer The records of the insane Asy and the melancholy death by Consumption Xi ample witness to the truth of th assertion HK CONSTITUTION ONCE AECTED WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS viirea the aid of medicine to strengthen and tin irate the system wsich HELMBOLD'S EX ln CT BUCHU invariably does A trial will evince the most skeptical BSC intTTOSI ABOVE NO AMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT ROM VIRGINIA Washington June 10 A portion of wen cavalry under Maj Brewer irst Michigan Cavalry sent out to make a reconnoissance towards Blue Ridge ar rived safely in Winchester yesterday They were through New Baltimore ront Royal where they encourtered 300 rebel cavalry whom they drove off At Bartons they met 150 rebels whom they charged and routed We had only two men wounded Captain Hanson Second Pennsylvania re turned yesterday from a reconnoissance to Up perville in connection with a party under Ma jor Brewer They did not encounter any force of the enemy At Aldie they learned Mosby was expected there with two hundred men and three pieces of artillery They returned with about fifty prisoners and a number of horses Among the prisoners is Minor Thompson a rebel spy and a guard whom he attempted to bride Chaplain Sage of the ourth Michigan was fired upon and twice wounded by guerrillas near Deep Run on the Warrenton Road the day before yesterday He succeeded in making his escape with a wound through the arm and in the back which are not considered danger ous Several more of our men have been fired upon near Deep Run by some of men risian and Book Material Also Agents for Gm Mather Celebrated Prlntfs Inka nov9 Tts Medicine increases the power of Digestion "exe tes the ABSORBENTS into healthv action Swnciithe WATERY OR CA LCERIOUS depo jon and all UNNATURAL ENLARG ES IS rediced as well es rain and inflamma and Is good for WOMEN OR CHIL Sii' The Richmond Papers Report a ederal Re pulse at Port Hudson ROM WASHINGTON Washington June 10 A special to the Tribune says: Brooks has been assigned to the command of the Department of Monongahela consisting of that portion of Pennsylnia which lies West of Laurel Ridge with the Eastern counties of Ohio and Northern counties of A special to the Herald says It has been determined to accede to the request of Admiral arragut to be relieved from his piesent com mand Admiral Dahlgren it is understood will take his place as soou as the Vicksburg matter is settled It is stated also that neither Admiral Dahlgren nor Admiral oote although assigned to active sea service are to abandon their positions as heads of the Bureau in the Navy Gen Banks Said to Have Lost an Arm LUID EXTRACT BUCHU A Positive and Specific Remedy fhe All Sufficient ThreeZ IfiE GREAT REMEDIES' KNOWN AS Genuine Preparations viz: EXTRACT 3 SARSAPARILLA IMPROVED ROSE WASH It causes frequent desire and gives strength to Urinure thereby removing obstruction prevent ing and curing Str ctures ot the Urethra and inflammation so frequent in thi class ot eues and expelling POISONOUS DISEASED UL WORN OUT MATTER Henri danjou lately ROM PARIS Instructor in rench Best city references given Address drawer 127 or inquire at residence 126 Congress street east mylO 2tawlm ROM PORT HUDSON Washington June 10 A Richmond paper of the 6th in st reports all quiet at Vicksburg and gives a Mobile tele gram of the 4th stating that we have been re pulsed at Port Hudson with a loss of an arm to Gen Banks Our loss in the late Vicksburg fight it gives at 40000 Confederate loss 4000 The reported repulse of Banks at Port Hud son in the Richmond papers undoubtedly re fers to the action of the 27th Avery large and well be LECTED STOCK oreign and Domestic Stationery or sal by novi) RICHMOND A BACKUS ROM THE RAPPAHANNOCK Washington June 10 No change in relative position on the left at redericksburg Twenty eight pieces are visible in the rebel batteries opposite our left Some of them 20 pound Parrott A deserter who came over yesterday states the rebels have two grand divisons in front of the division of the Sixth corps which has crossed the river The rebels appear to be in full force in and about redericksburg Anew valuabbe and desira ble WORK Commentaries on the Constitution and Laws People and History ot the United States and upon the great rebellion and its causes Price $100 Sent by mail on receipt of $1 10 je7 ELWOOD Detreit i Loss of Power Difficulty of Breathing Trembling Wakefulness Pain in the Back lueutux Ut LUC 1 IUJ Eruptions on the ace Pallid Drynes of the skin These sytnpton if allowed to go on which invariably removes soon follow 1MP0TENCY ATTITY EPILEPTIC ITS jote of the patient may expire Who can last i hey are not frequently followed by those rvful Ejscettss Habit of Dissipation Early Indiscretion or Abuse jTTJXWJ WITH THE VOLXOW1XG STXTOMS 2 to Exertion of Memory iiX Nerves tr of Diseae iBiuu a aim id me uac verstl Lassitude of lushing ot the Body si a 1 1 a fcUOVUCU ROM VICKSBURG Chicago June 11 A special Memphis the 8th says the steamer Luminary from Point 8 riday brings the following: Kimball with a force of 3000 men sent up the Yasoo River to Sataria thirty miles below Yazoo City arrived there on the 4th and learned that the rebel force under General Wirt Adams was not far off and marched immediately to meet him At 10 A Thursday he came up with the pick ets of the enemy A brisk fight ensued lasting thirty minutes The enemy gave way A total rout ensued Our loss is 1 killed 17 wfiunded We captured 100 prisoners Their loss in killed and wounded is considerable Rebel forces 2000 strong There Is no perceptible change before the works at Vicksburg Gen Johnston is still reported to be on Big Black River en deavoring to crcsa below the bridge with an army of 20000 men Gen Osterhaus is watch ing his movements with sufficient force to checkmate any demonstration he might make A rumor is in circulation that Pemberton re quested Grant to permit women and children to pass through his lines Over three hundred head of cattle and mules have been turned loose on account of scarcity of iorage Recent semi official telegrams from the rear of Vicksburg state the rebel deserters and prisoners named yesterday as the last day to which it was possible for the rebels in the place to hold out The statement is make in private letters that the works defending Vicksburg are much stronger than those at Sebastopol and is not mere guess work Admiral Porter who was in the Crimea while the siege was in pro gress declares this to be so Nbw York June US Rumors are afloat of disaster at Vicksburg but no confirmation either way stood advices from Vicksburg to the 6th had been received in Washington but not thought to be of an Important character Dp to one to day no intelligence of any disaster had been received at Washing ton Government has received advices from Grant to the Sth inst saying everything is progress ing satisfactorily ATERNOON EDITION 1AIDAV1T Pcronslly appeared befote me an Alderman of the Jjof Pbilaaelpbia Helmbold wlo being 6ru doth say his preparation contain no colic no mercury or other injurious drug purcy vegetable HELM BOLD and subscribed before me this 23d day ISM WM I HIBBARD Aiderman Ninth street above Race Phil Addreas Letters for information In confidence IL HELM BOLD Chemist pot 1C4 South Tenth street below Chesnut Phil xkwakb of counterfeits AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS endeavor to dispose THEIR OWN and ner article on tne reputation attained by Genuine Preparations Extract Buchu Sarsaparilla Improved Ra Wash by an Druggists everywhere full MO OTHBR Advertisement and send for It AMD i tOlb iMROtjTlUN AV1 EXPOS ORE mySTeodfio TAMES A SUCCES'0R to Cargill A Dimmick Auction and auii7on Merchant General Agent for Aaierican Nanufac turers holesale dealer in furniture Yankee rm Hone and fimey goods No llrt JeBerson avTnue" Keareley Block Detroit Michigan is constant! rS ceiving consignments of good and furniture will bJsoldlJss than the usual pris a io i busiaeea all its branches will be prowpti 1 tended to Consignments solicited anjithsrar sd hnce wade on goods left for ak attend to th Mffing of real estate pwtcteaiM lat household rnitnr ln any part th ltv or State The Great rench Remedy Madam Boi celebrated silver coated emale The on ly certain ana safe Remedy for all Uterine Obstruc tions Monthly Difficulties Irregularities and all the other disease to which the Woman Wife and Motn er is peculiarly liable These Pill contain no deleterious ingredients butre safe and certain in their action They will be round to egerti happiest effect in 11 eases of Pro lapsus Uteri Ik Leucorrhea or the Whites they will be found tVi easiest and most certain Cure that can bo found It is on account of this certainty they should not be taken by Pregnant emales dur ing the fitet three montheae miecarriage it oertaiet to be brought on but at other periods their use is perfectly safe One Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent will ensure a package of Pills by return of mail CROSBY General Agent ort Erie Bufialo Caution Bswaxe of Oannterfeito the genuine nave the signature of CROSBY on the aide wrapper or eale by afi respectable Druggist faMdaow COMPLETE HAND BOOK of the Tax and Revet ue Laws Price fl 25 Sent by mail on receipt ef 136 je7 ELWOOD (Rebuilt la 1900) A STKWART Master Will run daring the season between Cleveland Detroit and ports on Lake Superior or freight or passage having superior accom modations apply to A REDDLNGTON 159 River street Cleveland and NEWBERRY CO Detroit reight insured as low by this boat as by any other to Lake Superior aplS fisn I By placing him on this looting among us we should effectually defeat the purpose of bis prtseors receive no injury ourselves and co no violence to the desire we all feel to succor and relieve as far as we may a brave and honorable enemy and a wronged and helpless man py We reiterate nevertheless our opinion late ly expressed that Mr Vallandigham would best meet the demands of his case by repairing not of our expulsion but of his own accord to some neutral country This however is a question entirely with himself and it would seem inhospitable to press it upon him Incidents of the Polls! Revolt A We find in the Polish correspondence of the London My Bewe the following notices of scenes on the battle fields i Olescice about ten miles from the woods of Kobidanka where the battle of May 5tb took place we found Winnicki the chief of the staff lying wounded A ball had struck him in the head but happily only carried away part of the scalp without fracturing the skulL He described the battle as having been tremen dously severe and from all accounts the volleys fired at intervals of a few minutes by the Rus sians were more like a flood of lead than a mere shower of bullets the number of about eight hundred men the Russians poured across the moat at precisely the centre point in the bend of the bow and temporarily occupied the Polish camp On the left where Gen Waligorski commanded the Russians made a tremendous onslaught pouring a flank fire and from guns Slanted on Austrian territory Thus the Po sh position was assaulted from every side and but for the extraordinary bravery of its de fenders must have been effectually carried An officer who was present at the battle of reder icksburg assured me that the Are on that day was never so heavy as this Wyleryneki the as the com mander of the insurgent Cossacks is called lormed his aixty men in the side which form ing the base of the camp separates the Rus sian and Austrian territories and made a splen did charge between the double fire of the in surgents from the Russian woods and the Rus sians from the Austrian woods The cavalry was not stopped by the marsh but in the face of the guns planted on the other side rode boldly into it The Russian gunners seeing this at once took to flight and bad not the cavalry become hopelessly entangled in the marsh the two guns might have been captur ed Six of the insurgent Cossacks fell dead and the attaman was wounded Where the fight was the hottest a priest Bulsiewicz raising the cross aloft put himself at the bead of a desperate band and threw him self on the dense masses of tfle enemy In one of these charges young Waligorski a boy of 17 rushing madly forward was laid low by a bullet which struck him on the jaw Badly but not mortally wounded he was left lying on the ground when some Russian soldiers dis patched him with the bayonet filling his mouth with earth to drown hie cries I had dined with the poor tellow two days before and lit tle thought when left tfee camp I should nev er see him The officers of the insurrectionary army named Lorans and who have just arrived in Paris publish a statement of the atrocities committed by the Russian soldiers in PoJpii anj add some bits of evidence to show the manner in which Prussia aids tfie Qgar They sav the battle of Nowa Wies a body of Rus sians pursued by our column took refuge on Prussian territory they were devoid of am munition and could not have offered resistance for any length qf time The Prussian authorities billeted the Rus sian soldiers on tfee inhabitants a banquet took place in honor of them and two days after they were conducted to the frontiers supplied with Arms and baggage and wonderful to re late the very same troops which were pre viously devoid of ammunition found them selves solely owing to their visit to the Prus sian territory well supplied with powder and shot Moreover the Prussian frontier bristling with cannon the Prussian post pickets situated five hundred yards apart the garrisoning of all the villages bordering on Poland are a pretty sure proof of tfie operation of the convention concluded on the Sth ot ebruary last between Russia and LpOR STORES NO 200 AND A 202 xoatn side of Jefferson avenue between Batea and Randolph streets 50 city lots between Russell Gratiot and Prospect streets 43 acres on Gratiot road just beyond tne city limit by 8 MORSE my22tf At No IS High street Mothers Mothers I Mothers fall to procure Mrs soothing syrup for children teething This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the beat iemal physicians and nurses in the United States and has been used for thirty year with never failing satety and suc cess by millions of mothers and children from the fe ble Infant of one week old to the adult It not only relieves the child from pain but invigorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidity and gives tone and energy to the whole system It will almost instantly relieve GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CHOLIC We believe it the best and surest remedy in the world In all cases of dysentery and diarrheas In children whether it arises Irom teething or from any other cause ull directions for using will ac company each bottle None genuine unless the fac slmilie of CURTIS A PERKINS New York is on the outside wrapper Sold by all medicine dealers Principal office 48 Dey street New York Price nly 25 cents per bottle my24 daw6m MADAM MARI SPARR Clairvoyant Doctress ha established her Infirmary in Detroit at No 220 Woodward avenue east side where thia wonderful lady may be con sulted upon all matters pertaining to life health and all diseases of the human system The Doctress can see and point out the medicine to cure the most obstinate diseases even those that have for years baffled the skill of the best physicians and has performed astonishing cure upon those who had long since lost their sight hearing or nearj ly so by disease also all forms of female complaints attended with great success Her mode of exam! nation is with Clairvoyant eye whore she tells in valids of thoir disease and It location with great certainty She also answers all letters pertaining to life and health with great satisfaction and sends medicine by express when required Jonaultation fee one dollar NB All letters for advice and in quiry must contain the fee one dollar to receive immediate attention Hours for consultation from 8 A to 9 ap THE CONESSIONS AND EXPEBL ENC1S AN INVAEID Published for the benefit and as a warning and caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De bility Premature Decay of Manhood etc supply ing at the same time the Means of Self Cure By one who has cured himself after being put to great expense and injury through medical humbug and quackery By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope single copies may be had of the author NATHANIEL MAYAIR Esq Jeil dawSm Bedford Kings County Spermatorrhoea Can be Cured DR SPECIIC cures Spenaatorrhcsa Seminal Weakness Impotency Loss ol Power etc speedily and effectually Its effects are truly magi cal A trial of the specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits Price $1 a box Sent post paid to any address by Upham 408 Chestnut street Philadelphia Pa Circulars sent free oct39 deowAwly kttorny and Vownaellor Xw UKD Solicitor in dkancery Oflfea In Savings Bank Building opposite oatoBM lanH dtf gp AL McENTEE City Atrtomeyr and Counsellor OICE AT CITY HALT nov96 dtf HORN JR Commission Merchant Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Butter Cheese Heirs Beane Lard Hams Poultry Corn Oats and Mill eed my24 dtf 151 Woodward are Detroit Mich A MAGNIICENT RESIDENCE OR SALE The Schenectady Locomotive Storks offer for sale the new extensive and elegant dwell ing house and out buildings with all the modem improvements situate on the corner of Jefferson avenue and Hastings street and extending south to street now occujfled fly Kuw ait Said premises contain four lots the dwelling is heated by steam has gas and wtr in each room with baths water closets Ac and is new and in first rate order The above premises will be sold below their vslno and a portion of the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage The premise can be seen at any timo by those desiring to purchase Possession given immediate ly or farther particulars inquire at Detroit of Hon John Owen President of Michigan Insurance Bank or of Messrs Douglass and Andrew Attor neys and at Schenectady to the undersign ed JOHN ELLtS President ef the bchenociady Locomotive Works Chaplain Sage ourth Michigan Wounded IOR bALE A first class brick dwell A Ing house No 180 Congress street east a farm on Jefierson avenue containing PJ acres a water lot on the Brevoort farm being 61 feet frent adjoining Tannery also undivided half of lots 1 and 2 section 63 Baser tarm also one hun dred lota on Porter farm Inquire of the under signed No 130 Congress street east je3 2 LOUIS BRESLER QTRAYED OR On Sunday night a light bay horse black mam and tail about hands high with one shoe off A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the same to jaJO VHN HKRQN Q8 Jeff gve IAIPROVED ARA1 OR SALE 10) acres IX miles east of Kingsville in Gos fle ld Township Essex county Is the bst site for steam in the unty The frame of the mill is already completed and the smoke stack thereof on the ground Apply to 8 W1GLE jell lw North Ridge Termination off the Dudley Kavanagh the Victor and the Billiard Champion of Exeltlnc Content of the Winner wills oley of ox of Hoch liter Wine the Second Money rom the Herald June 10 Last night Irving Hall was crowded with a large and fashionable assemblage to witness the grand closing matches of the billiard tour nament between Dudley Kavanagh of this city and oley of Cleveland and between ox of Rochester and Goldthwait of Naw York Upwards of a thousand people were present including many elegantly dressed ladies who viewed the proceedings with the deepest in terest The tournament was commenced on Alonday the 1st Inst consequently it had lasted eight days there having been afternoon and evening exhibitions for five days On the first day Kavanagh played with and beat Tiernan of Ciaciunati by 432 points in the established game of 500 up The highest runs were 128 8b and 203 and his average 83 The second game was between oley of Cleveland and Seereiter of Detroit the former winning by 110 points His highest run was 71: the 77 average was 13 On the second day Goldthwait beat Deery by 104 pointe The highest run of the former was 65 of the latter 43 ox beat Estephe by 116 points his highest runs were 98 and 105 and his average 15 Kavanagh the same even ing saw and Seereiter (the old opponent of Mr Pbelan in the great est billiard match as far as the amount of the stakes were concerned ever played in any country) beating him 160 points His highest run was 101 and average over 12 greatest score was 78 The same Tieman of Cincinnati beat oley by 274 points making one run in the game of 184 his average was 33 exactly the same as Kavanagh's in the first game and which was never equalled in the tournament On the third day ox beat Deery by 110 points and Seereiter beat Goldthwait 58 points tfle highest run was 141 and average 14 was 52 and average 13 the afternoon of the esmp day Kavanagh teat SrteDfie by 226 points and Pof beat oley 250' or exactly one half the game On the fourth day Tieman Seereiter 170 pointe Estephe beat Deery 28 pointe Seereiter beat Estephe by 182 and oley beat Goldthwait 81 points With the exception of Seereiter who made 114 no high runs were made in these games Ou the fifth day Kavanagh beat ox by 203 and oley did the same by Estephe by 192 points Goldthwait proved victorious oyer Tieman by 28 only (the former making a run of 104 and the latter of 131) and Deery beat Seereiter by 206 points The sixth day (Satur day) witnessed a most extraordinary game be tween Deery and Tieman the latter stood 478 to 187 when the latter getting the balls into position made the unequalled run of 315 and won the game without finishing his innings Kavanagh met and captured Goldth wait by 243 pointe making one splendid run of 16b oley was beaten by Deery by two points only the closest contest of the week and Tieman beat ox by 59 the former again making one of his fine runs of 126 and the latter of 123 On the seventh day (Monday) Tieman beat Estephe by 185 points again mak ing a run of and Deery beat the crack Kavanagh by 90 points ox beat Seereiter by 173 and Goldthwait Estephe by 314 Last night the games stood as follows Kavanagh had won five games and lost one (with Deery) and had to play oley Tieman hsd lost four out of seven Seereiter the same Deery three opt ot seven Estephe six Goldth wait and oley three papb out of six and ox two out of six the last three having to play a game to each make up the required number oley took a decided lead in his match with Kavanagh turning his first hundred 116 ahead his second 171 bis third 192 and his fourth 44 Kavanagh now electrified the spectators with his magnificent playing for he scored a run of 133 which carried him out beating oley by 92 points and thus wincing the splen did prizes and the high position of champion billiard player of America ox in his match with Goldthwait for the second prize (1250) beat him easily by 355 points to the general surprise and took the cash His playing throughout the tournament was universally admired from his steady quiet finished style ot execution The magnificent billiard table upon which all the matches were played was manufactured and presented by Messrs Phelan Collender It is exquisitely inlaid with the most valuable and beautiful foreign and variously colored woods and is in a new style having only four pockets the centre being omitted 8o gener ally was this new style ottie admired by the players that there is nMBoubt they will come into general use in matches as they save the players from the annoyance of tfieir balls going into the centre pockets alter scoring The prizes will be presented to the victor on inuraaay evening alter tne great itost West match RERIGERATORS arid Joe Chpsts of I Icff Pitchers of new Construction Beer Pitchers of new conskuation Beer Coolers and Mug IceCream reezer afi sizes 7 Ice Cream Doa)Je tnick 8ugar and Cream for Restaurant A large a tockjuat received WETMORE A CO' VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY ON Laroed and Shelby streets for sale The dwellings tn Congress street situated on the southwest corner of Shelby street 65 feet on Con gress and 120 on Shelby Also the vacant lota on the corner of Larned and Shelby street 89 feet on Larned by ISO on Shelby street Also the brick front stores and offices on Larned street occupied by the government and Aid Scclsty 43 feet front on Lamed street The above property from its central position af fords a rare opportunity lor profitable investment Apply to LKN A KARINKA jelo 2w IT'OK LOTS NO 3 AND 8 IN block 12 North of Jefferson avenue lots 6 and 8 block No 13 south of Congr ss street lot 4 in block 17 north of ort street usd lol 5 in block 2J north of Lafayette street all on the St Aubin farm Apply to CHAS PfLTIER June 7 lb63 17 lit No 5 Larned st West I ALU ABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE In the city of Detroit to close an estate viz Part of lot 100 in section 2 Governor and Judges Plan being 40 feet In width on east side of Griswold SL between Larned and Congress St and nearly opposite the Postoffice Also lot No 6 on north side of Jefferson avenue Antoine Beaubien farm next lot to comet of 8L Antoine street Also lots 4 and 5 of subdivision of section 44 ten thousand acre tract hours ed on the west by the Pontiac turnpike and the north by the Hoi brook road and ditchs ailed con tai ng 4ti acres or further particulars Inquire of the undersigned comer Jeffersotare and Griswold street next the telegraph office ADDISON MANDELL Detroit Jan 231963 Ja34tf Ij OR Two houses 4 lots corner A Waterloo and St Aubin street 1 lot and a small brick house ox ort street between 6th and 7th streets 70 feet front (a very desirable location) also 15 lot between Jay and Waterloo streets St Aubin Avenue Inquire of WILLIAM HOYT ap23tf No 4 Buhl Block Griswold street (DO SR IT) SETS GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS STEAMBOATS 1863 ssfiSSc 1863 DETROIT AND CHATHAM LINE Tile Steamer Heather Bell iCaPT Ralph Will leave Detroit every Monday Wednesday and riday at eight o'clock A Returning leave Chatham every Tuesday Th urs dav and gaturday morning at eight or freight or passage apply on board or to JOHN STEWART oot of Bates St Deta Wm TAYLOR Agent Chatham 17UK SALE OR EXCHANGE OR DE TRO1T Cl PY A desirable reduc near the centre of the city of Ypsilanti di rectly opposite the Poetoffice containing some flvo acres finely laid out with shrubbery flower garden JtC together with all the choicest varieties of fruit including eache pear apple cherries plume and quince Also raspberries strawberries goose berries and currant ot the different varieties with a cnoic vegetable garden and sufficient pastura for a horse and cow iAbr particular inquire otubscriber on the premiss or of Derail Esq Detroit mylS lm GEO LULL T'O RENT Store No 24 Woodbnthtreet ree Press Buildings Apply to MOSES IELD Co Nol 36 and IS Woodbridge street my2f lm ree Press Buildings Detroit New xork Philadelphia Albany Buffalo Cleveland Chicago BL Louis Brooklyn Troy Port land and Toronto A person holding a scholarship caa attend either at his option II GOLDSMITH Resident Principal at Detroit SPAULDING Assistant or further Information please sail at College Rooms or send for a catalogue or specimens of penmanship enclose letter stamp Adores BRYANT A STRATTON at either of the above cities (Cut this out for future re faience maifi dtjyl rpO OR A TERM YEARS A One of the most desirable business water lots in the city Detroit kuowu as lots 111 and 115 foot of Griswold street Inquire of myl9 lm MOTT WILLIAMS a Bald Into Rsppshsnaock rom the Richmond Enquirer June 6 On Saturday morning last about 9 four large gunboats anchored off the village and immediately commenced shelling the few pickets stationed in tffa village The pickets retired a short distance and t)ie nepg land ed Soon after the pickets made a etenfl and drove the Yankees back They (the Yankees) sent reinforcements and soon drove the pick ed gway Then commenced a wholesale plun der and search of every house except one in the place The houses of neither age or Bex es caped Carried off everything they could and destroyed such furniture as they could not take off burned the warehouses containing gov ernment bacon corn he and carried off some negroes Tho houses of iemajes were entered and in their presence their rooms were entered and trunks drawers Ac broken open But the most wanton destruction of property wm the house of John 4 Parker Esq This Notice to contractors i bXWXU Ore KO 1 Dxtroit Janet 1863 Sealed proposals will be received at this office un til 12 o'clock on the 22d day of June 1863 for the construction of the following fewer viz Ex tension of St Antoine street sewer from Elizabeth vtreei to Marion street a sewer from the culvert on Eleventh street from ert street to alley south of Lafayette street along said a1 ley to Michigan Cen tral Bailroad thence to Thompson street and to gully on that street south of Baker street Seventh street sewer from Labroes street to Michigan aven ue extension of St Anbin street sewer from ort street two blocks extension of Brush street sewer Irom Columba street to High street a ee wer on Second street from Grand River street to Henrytreet an outlet to Riopelle street sewer from Elope le street on Woodbridge street to Orleans street thence to ranklin street The work to be completed by the 16 day of October 1S63 orm at bids rpsciflcations and any desired information can be obtained at this office All bide must be made in strict conformity with tbe specificationszd all blanks thereto attached must be properly filled Any bid that is not so made will be declared informal and will be rejected accordingly The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids All bids must tbe name of the person making the bid endorsed on the envelope DAMIUAI A 8HBLEY MANSIELD Hewer ommissioners or rooms in the addition to the Biddle House apply to WM BIDDLE mar22 tf Over Mechanics' Rank Serious Talik about tlse Presldency" Abralxaiu Lincoln a Candidate Correspondence of the Springfield Republican There is also considerable talk about the Presidency it is known that Mr Lincoln is a candidate tor re cleetion It ie a pitiable thing that we are now to have a strife of men for a prize to be won a year and a half bence but so it is it cannot be helped and nobody is to blame but the cand idates and politicians Mr game would seem a difficult one and likely to be more difficult but he has thus far proved himself to be very powerful the Peo ple Vongress Wall street the army all sub mit to him He seized Vallandigkam and bun dlee Mm over the border and Ohio democracy daree not wag its tongue a small squad of his sol diers with muskets breaks up a democratic couven tlon'in Indianapolis and another squad suppresses the leading ojsposition newspaper in the West Under the plea of national peril and the necessity of saving the Union or as Gerrit Smith has it of putting down the rebellion ha igay proceed to severer extremes and having secured an endorsement by bis own party or by the loyal league into which it is easy enough to introduce a Trojan horse filled with office holders he may cpmpel the country to re elect him that is supposing that they are normally unwilling to do so 1 think it fair to presume that it in November 1863 the rebellion js not suppressed the people will not be witling to re elect the men who have tried for three and a half years in vain to suppress it It is not in human nature for a people to tolerate at least to admire and seek toper pp dafc such administrative skill as that proves it If on the other hand we have victories Mr Lincoln runs the immediate risk of meeting with a competitor who may be more powerful than himself with the people and tbe army also If he seeks to avald this aanger by proscribing all men of skill and energy he runs the risk of tiring the people out more and more every day His role is a difficult one bpi be flag resources One consideration not yet taken into the estimate of chances is tbe comparative strength of the ins and the outs In peaceful times and with free elections tbe outs would have the beet of it the history of elections since 1836 shows this but it is impossible to say what power may accomplish when it sets out One thing I reckon is certain viz: that William Seward will have a good deal to do with the next election more than with tbe last It he is content to be Mr great man four years longer and it Mr Lincoln stands a chance to be re chosen Mr Seward will take the loyal side if the radicals the anti slavery men the men who are in earnest and mean to suppress the revolt and slavery with it no matter what breaks the men who want a house with all the modem improvements bear sway in the republican counsels Mr Seward will give tbe country to the copperheads as he gave New York to Horatio Seymour He and hisclifueof corruptionists are strong enough to control New York and Pennsylvania if not other States except as against the President himself I believe on the whole and as at pre sent advised that Mr Lincoln if be wants to get re elected must look outside of tbe repub lican party unless he js willing to dispense with the services of Mr Seward That ought to be the ultimatum of every loyal man for there can be humanly speaking no success either in the work of suppressing the rebellion or in of reconstructing tbe Union and Southern society while political a(heiam bears sway in Washington House and lot for sale On Howard street between 3d and 4th st Apply to JAMES COLLINB my21tf County Treasurer' Oflice Detroit 'O LET The four story brick dwell JL ing bouse No 2 Aspinxll Terrace Macomb avenue newly painted and in good order Posses sion immediately Inquire on the premises or ef BON marlO On dock foot of irst stre et £pOR SALE OR EXCHANGE OR A Cottage or Lot in the city of Detroit a two story frum house with ont houes good burn andwell surrounded with fruit aud shade trees hair acre of land with privilege of water lol ad neat town of Sandwich Inquire of GEO HAM at Sandwich or DUNKs 157 Jeflerson avenue Detroit Proposed Devastation of Maryland Pennsylvania and other Northern States Correspondence of the Times HSADquABTBBS Abmy or ths Potomac 1 Monday June 8 The reports about the proposed great raid of the enemy have taken some positive shape Information has been received within the last three days which fixes the character and de signs of this body of the enemy quite accu rately or several weeks since the battle of Chan cellorsyille Jeb Stuart has been massing and drilling and supplying a large force of cavalry at or near Brandy Station five miles north of Culpepper This force is the largest body of cavalry that the enemy has ever got together It consists as near as I can learn of the two original brigades of Lee aad Wm itzhugh Lee several regiments of Virginia cavalry part of brigade one brigade of North Carolina cavalry General guerrillas from the Shenandoah Valley who have recently been rendezvousing at Harrison burgh since their return from Western Virgin ia and in addition two brigades of mounted infantry one of them being General old brigade of Texas and Mississippi troops The total strength of the force is estimated at from twelve to fifteen thousand men This force Stuart has been getting ready to make a grand raid into the North and it may well be thought that such a body of these desperate men will make their presence felt as soon as they get into Maryland On Saturday he had a grand review and those who witnessed it give it as their estimate that he had from fifteen to twenty thousand men in line This is doubtless exaggerated I cannot bring myself to believe that his total strength reaches 10 000 One month ago the entire effective force of the cavalry east of the Blue Ridge did not exceed 4500 men and I doubt if the resources of the enemy in the respect of horse flesh have been sufficient to enable them to treble that even by catching and training all wild guerrillas of Virginia Of the probable direction of march my information is not definite It is probable relying upon the main strength of his force that he will attempt to break through our lines in the vicinity of Warrenton and Manassas and pass close along the front of the Washing ton defences and thence into Maryland above that city But that would give us too much notice of his coming It is far more likely that he will pass directly into the Loudon valley or even into the Shenandoah either of those at this season will afford excellent grazing for horses apd thence into Maryland and Pennsyl vania fiilt is not the intention of this force to fight unless compelled to do They go on a rail ripping horse stealing expedition and to bring the horrors of war to our own doors as they express it Dnce well on wing and pursuit as is always the case will be vTSl nigh uselees This army may be depleted of its cavalry and fail to capture more than a few drunken stragglers Stuart will doubtless move in a very few days and the only way to effectually interfere with this dashing arrange ment is to pitch into him where he is So Gen Hooker thinks And it is not improper for me to add here that ere to morrow night the mettle of this grand aggregation of raiders will be tested a force believed to be equal to theirs of cavalry and artillery backed up by several thousand picked the veteran regi ments of this army selected with reference to especially hazardous service is now well on the way and will be at the appointed rendezvous to night At daylight to morrow morning they cross the Rappahannock and then comes the fray Pleasanton is fitted for this work and with him are Kilpatrick Buford Davis Gregg Dufie and a host of other superior cav alry officers Gen Bussell of Massachusetts and Gen Ames of Maine are in command of the infantry Unless the enemy has already flown which is not probable to morrow will witness the greatest and fiercest cavalry fight of the war The bold and yet apparently inexplicable re connoissance zeroes the river below redericks burg and our continued occupation of posi tion taken riday evening is by this movement partially explained Tbe enemy were yester day engaged in making additions to ibeir col umns in front of us and their attention seems to be firmly fixed in watching our i luggish and indifferent movements on that beautiful and famous plain Daring Attempt at Marder and Rob bery rom the Herald June 10 On Wednesday last a countryman named Henry Hock appeared before Sergeant Young at the detective office and stated that there was a plot on foot to murder and rob a jeweller in Broadway which demanded tbe immediate at tention of the police Upon questioning the informant it appeared that he had been induced to enter into the conspiracy by a man named Zenos Curtis whom he bad met at Lancaster fa some six months previously Curtis it was who made the proposition and for fear of an accident he refused to let Hock know the name until the last moment He represented that it was a to use his own words and would pay them about $10000 but it only required a little nerve to carry out the plan Sergeant Young on being satisfied that Hock was acting in good faith instructed him to go ahead with tbe con spiracy and that at the proper moment Curtis would be arrested The following day the con spirators met by agreement when Hock insist ed on knowing the name ot the jeweller and all the facte connected with the scheme Curtis was not willing to be communicative at first but finally took his confidant to the office of the diamond broker in question on the second floor of No 512 Broadway and there disclosed all bis plans Tne broker was to be visited by Curtis and asked to exhibit his stock ot diamonds when at a favorable memen snuff was to be thrown in his eyes he was to be knocked on the head with an iron weight which usually laid upon his table and then the pair were to rifle his person and decamp with all the movable property they could lay their hands on Hock was to be pro vided with a yoke or piece of wood constructed so as to prevent any person entering the room while they were engaged at work The yoke was intended to fasten a side door which led to an adjoining tailoring estab lishment and is quite an ingenious contrivance After the robbery was effected the conspirators were to meet at the corner of Hudson and Dommick streets and in case they should be hard pushed they were to meet each other at Hotel Jersey City or at Arms Philadelphia just as circumstances per mitted Sergeant Young having been ully posted in regard to the plot detailed detectives Maedou gal and Bennett to the conspiratois and report what they discovered twice each day Hock had a daily interview with the police and communicated all that transpired between him and Curtis On Monday Hock informed Sergeant Young that Curtis was hard and wanted to raise a little money before entering in the Broad way as he termed it The de tective anxious to humor the fellow handed Hock eighteen dollars all of which was mark ed and told him to give seven dollars of the ftrpnnni to did uuuipauiwu liu vauwwmcu however not to give him the money until just before the attempt waa made to rob Mr Piumb Curtiz insisted on having some money however to buy steel saws with so that in cose of their arrest they would be able to extricate themselves from prison and a portion of the money was invest ed at a hardware store in the Bowery The saws which were very fine and well calculated for the purpose of cutting through prison bars were ingeniously concealed in the legs and sole of their boots and in the inside lining of a meer schaum ppe case There were a dozen saws in all which were equally divided between Curtis and his traitorous confederate Yesterday being fixed upon for the consum mation of the roocery Curtis called upon Mr Plumb between nine and ten in the mor ning and stated that be wanted a lot of dia monds for his wife He pretended to be In a great hurry and after examining several thou Baud nuiiare WUItU Ul piUVlVUD DLVU CMU UXJ would call again at two in the afternoon and take them away with him True to his word he appeared at the appointed hour and walking into the office with an easy air inquir ed if th? diamonds were ready Mr Plumb who had been Jet into the secret by the police and was instructed flow to act replied that tbe package would bn ready in a few minutes and advanced towards the table to nick up a dirk knife which he had thoughtless ly left exposed when Curtis sprang forward and tried to grasp the weapon A scuffle immediate ly ensued between the and the would be assassin which resulted in Mr Pl get ting possession of the knife Curtis suspect ing that his intentions were discovered beat a sty retreat down stairs but ere he reached the street detectives Macaoqgftl and Bennett overhaaMhim and took him into Bjtody The stooigeon who was also op flanq with ha war Rian $nnrificted to XXliC8 quarters and will probably be used as a witness Upon searching Curtis $5 of the marked money given to him by Hock was found in his possession Between the sp)e of bis boots and in the legs were found ths steel saws already referred to while the case of his meerschaum was similarly ornamented Hock also had sev eral of the saws secreted upon his person and carried out bis rofe with remarkable shrewd ness U'OR SALE Some of the best Resi A dunces for prices asked in thi city can be pur chased also investments in business Mocks cen trally located that will pay ten per cent net at pres ent rates of rent can be made by call ng upon Ilebbard Insurance Agent and Commercial Broker No 70 Griswold street (second floor) opposite Bost ofllc Stores and dwellings to rent mj 28 dtf IOR BALE That most eligible Lot for JT manufacturing purposes on the south siae of Woodbridge street between Randolph and Brush streets Baid lot is 100 feet square Apply to 8 Miller Eeq over Savings Bank inarl4 tf THIRTY TWO CITY LOTS OR SALE JL Orncz or Works 1 xtroit Jnne 1st 188 The Board of Water Commissioners effer for sale 32 city lots situated on High Nsnioeonand Marion street between Prospect snd Russell streets in thlscty Water pipes are extended accessible to every ot Price mad known on application at tbi office Terms of payment 20 per cent down anti 20 per cent annually thereafter with interest at 7 per cent per annum until paid with the privi lege of paying the whole amount at any time before due By orc er of he Board my31 ltn ROBT ROBERTS Secretary Or aplSdtf 1863 kssSt 1863 New Uaske Superior Uine The Reliable side wheel steamer r''O RENT Two offices in JL Hall Apply to GEO OSBOKN ap24tf On the premise SCHOONER DREAM souamumaite OapL John Morgan will Mil to morrow (riday) 12th insL for HarrHville Thtra der Bay Sugar Island and Presqne Ile or freight apply to 0 ITXBIMONS co Woodward avenue Detroit June 11 IfAX jell 2t Iom more than 100000 effective men by the ex piration of the term of service of aoldiers dur ing the present year True this is a very large number but who can doubt but that there will still be left men enough to beat down the rebel armies if they are only properly handled This mstter is important in view of the con scription sbout to be enforced It is given ont that three hundred thousand men will probably be the number called for Should a new army of that size be raised it will be more then enough to fill up the gape in the ranks of our armies in the field ana will in addition fur nish a reserve large enough for all practical purposes 1 In thejuture srmy of the United States si lo wancemust be made for the negro element It is estimated that there are now about 31000 colored men in the United States uniform dis tributed as follows 4 General Thomas on the Mlisisslppi 11000 General Rosecrans 5000 General Banhs 4000 General Ranter 3000 General oster 3000 Massachusetts regiments 2000 In Missouri and Kansas 8 MX) District of Columbia 600 Total 3ieoo With the raids going on in the southern ter ritory it is safe to assume that by October next nearly 100000 negroes will have been added to the number of our forces in the field It is not unlikely that to make the draft more pal atable and to help mollify the prejudice against negro soldiers the numtier of black troops se cured will be deducted from the 300000 men to bedrafted Are iBdiBDCuable to Health aad Beauty "Wm dlelssxid XJexitlwk 66 JfbodtMirci Averaw Vor Lamed kftreft Inserts teeth on Gold Silver ana Rubber nlatet and would call attention to the Vulcanized Rub ter comfort and natural appearance comblnec Gold Silver and other plates have in many sea been discarded for the Vulcanized Rubber Base bv persons that have usud taatal plates for years iitieiits will find this buaisess conducted with ce and attention irst class productiq jg and moderate CuATgeQ effort end improvement being ueec for tbs advantage and comfort oi the patients ixd for the lessening and prevention oZ paw bo far as may be possible in every operation This Estab lishment is so complete in mechanical arrangements that persons from the country can have a complete 94 hours partial seta in less time No woodward ave corner Larned st jc29 ly Spirit of tbe Rebel Press PARTIES IN TUB NORTH The Richmond Sentinel discusses the relations of the rebels with political parties in the United States It says So far as we are concerned there are bud boo parties in the United States those ieho are for war and those who are desirous of peace With other distinctions we have no concern nor should we regard the different views of the advocates of war cr the classes into which the friends of peace are aiviaea It is generally agreed that there is no prac tical difference between the republicans and the war democrats They dispute among them selves as to how the war should ba waged and by whom it should be conducted but both agree that it should go on aud with both we have one argument only tne ultima ratio or kings and peoples A difference of opinion however prevails in the South as to whether the various advocates ot peace in the North can be classed together with equal propriety: and a distinction is made between those who desire peace uncondition ally and those who like Mr Vallandigham advocate it as the best means of restoring the Union So odious to us has been the idea of reunion with the North become that there are not wanting those who oppose peace itself when proposed in tbe hope of restoration and denounce the party of which Mr Vftljandig ham was the chief as bitterly as they do the disciples of Lincoln and Van Buren While it is admitted that such a party is not in all re spects ideatlcal with the friendfi of peace for sake a little reflection will show that so far as we are concerned the difference is more nominal than real and we should beware that in so grave a matter we flo nqt give that heed to the promptings of feeling wTsich can only be safely accorded to the teachings of un prejudiced reason In onesense those who Jawsr peace ata meatts of restoring the Union are as much our enemies as those who seek to accomplish the same object by war because both are hostile to the government of our choice nnff both ffcsjre its overthrow If it be true that the return of peace would lead to the downfall of the Confederacy then those at the North who would adopt a pacific policy toward us are indeed our most dange rous enemies for they would most certainly accomplish our national ruin The Sentine! then controverts this idea and Bays There is no reason why we should not trust tbe fate of our independent nationality to the influences of peace with as much readiness and confidence as we have displayed in sub mitting it to the trial of arms But it may be said if peace shall prove ineffectual aa a means of reunion its advocates will again resort to uosiuiiiie 4 UCy flowever hold that war has already been found unavailing and would hot be inclined to repeat the vain and ruinous attempt But suppose they do In what respect would we be injured fry a respite however brief from the horrors of the present gHflggle? Is it nothing that the voice of reason ana justice be heard even for a moment above the dreadful diri of war 1 There would be little danger of a relapsp The eyperiiept of peace bright even show the Northern people that they have been misled as to tbe practical effects ot the dissolu tion of the Union They would discover as gngland did after the separation of the Colo nies that their true interest is not in our des truction but in our prosperUy rapff that the latter wul be greatly enhanced by our national existence The foreign interests of the North and South would be identical for they would be the interests of America as against Europe and tflpy can assuredly be better main tained by tfla combined power two strong nations than by the uncertain efforts qfa 'forced and jarring Union Time and experi ence by bringing these facts to view and thus showing the benefits ot separation will convert fhose who ngw jtg epefaief foto its friends and yifl conmnee those ytho mourn over IM min and desolation of the present that ik is ail the work of a beneficent God designed to promote thstrue interestsand real happiness of both sections Next the object which Mr Lincoln bad in view in sending Mr Vallandigham to the South are discussed aod the manner In which he should be treated and tuu Vnclu eions are arrived gt in all other humtm affairs the middle course is tbe safest and accords best with the truth We should not receive Mr VaOandignam as a friend because in fact he is not such We should not cast him out because though opposed to he is helpless and unfortunate But there is nothing to prevent ns from allowing him to take refuge in opr country as we would any other victim of tyranny and oppression only exacting from him the obligation that as long as be eqjoys the protection of our laws he shall respect those Iawsaudabataln from dotes aoy LADIES a Treasure for you Choose between beauty vigor and hcalta or faded looks and premature decay THE CASKET PEARLS I Containing Secret Counsels for tbe Mothers Wives and Daughters of America on certain point of vi tal importance essential to their beauty vigor and health By Madame Beanmont rench Physician On inc'olng 26 cents to Madame Beaumont Box 6357 Chicago HL the book will be sent free to any part of the United State je2d1m TEETH Conceded to be the racist natural and llle like ci any artificial teeth made by whlcn all that false smrt uimatciral apnearance of the month is obvisted which! usually produced by wearing artificial taclti or the restoration of tbe sunken cneek and for re establishing the natural expression and original con tour of the face this work baa no equal a is tvl denoed by the numerous wearers ol thi style of work ptbsr style of weik done that may be desired )e26 dly WM CAHOON 186 WndinrH ROM ILLINOIS Sprinofibld 111 June 11 A special to the World says the Governor is sued a proclamation proroguing the Legisla ture until 1865 ti The republicans left the hall breaking the quorum ft Tbe democrats tried to continue tbe session Je6 17t OICER Detroit May 28th 1S63 Vault In 1 he City Hall Sealed proposals will be receivedt tbi office until Monday June 15th 1863 at 12 for furnishing miterial and con structing a vault in the offices of the Treasurer and Receiver according to plans and specifications on file with the Controller Sealed proposals will also be received a above for furnishing doors and lock for the raid vault ac cording to tpecifiatioBB on file in this office Proposals under either of the above head must be accompanied witn the name of at least two suffi cient sureties The right to reject any or all proposals it express ly reserved my24 td WHIT WOOD Controller Anew edition of edwards on Note and bill at je7 REPORTS VOL 4 at je7 PENSION BLANKS Bounty Blank Baek Pay Blanks Ac at Je7 WANTED A GENTS WANTED both female In every town intheViate tocanva for and sell HEADLEY'S HlbTOHY ot the nresent war or great rebellion in ErgtisiT and German the meet popular book of the and competent terpnsiijg agents cu earn large rai ries or terms and territory sPTJy in perstn between 10 and 12 clock a3 Michigan avenne or bv lettero RED Gh IS WOLD Je6 2w Detroit Postoffico A situation in some bm i ness where writing is required or as sales man in a clothing house ha had some rears expo rience in both capacities and can furnish best recommendations from former employer A per manent position is desired Address if Drawer 354 Detroit mj28 ti" excellent Lotion for Diseases of a Syphilitic nd a an injection in Disaaaes of tne Uri Organs arising trom habit of dissipation ia conne tion with the Extracts Buchu and in ruch diseases as recommended I Kndence of the most respotsibie and reliable I 'ieter will accompany the medicines CERTIICATES CIRES eight to twenty years standing with names to SCIENCE AND AME foe Medical Properties ot BUCHU see Dlpensa uf the United States ve Professor DE WEBS' valuable works on the I ctice of remarks mad by the late celebrated Dr Philadelphia remarks made by Dr EPHRAIM McDOtT a celebrated aud Member of th toj College of Surgeons Ireland and published a Transactions ol the King and Jour Medico Cirnrgical Review published by i'yJAMLV TRA tllow of th Royal Col of surgeons fee most ol the late Standard Works on Medicine 'ict Buchu 1 00 per bottle or six tor $5 00 Sarsaparilla 1 00 5 00 Rose Wash 50 50 Hilf a dozea of each for $1200 which will uf ent to cure the most obstinate cases if direc are adhered to jq address securely packed from nation Descrbe symptom in all communication res guaranteed Advice gratis The Cosine Draft tfia TH There is a general misapprehension regarding the number of men whose term ol service will expire in our armies by the close of the present yeap is snpDose thqt there is at least 50 000 two years' iuen and 300000 nine months men when the fact is the number of two years men all told will not amount to more thap 12000 of which the jyeat majority are from this state while there are not xpqre than lO 000 nine months men now te the fleld It will be remembered that the last cal was foy 300000 three years men and an equal number 0 nine montija men but mors wise than tbe adminis tration no lee than five ot onr northern prov inces oent: all their 'energies to recruit ing three year almost exclusively Ob ly two nine months regiments were raised in hut large excess Of three years men over other States We were nearly gQOuO behind the fuff quota bpt the ongef term tor yhich onr tntiflens were recruited waa allowed in the final eohnt The Governors of Michigan Ohio Indiana Il linois and Iowa also discountenanced the rln of nine months troops (t follows therefore that bar armies will pot bo so much reduced by tie terpis of service of the soldiers expiring an is generally supposed Taking into account the discharged for duabili ty the deserters and those killed te battle wndopotbeUero that our amtieawiUact wily QINGER CO' A LETTER A AMILY kJ 2ewing Machine with all the naw improve ments (Hemmer Braider Binder eller Tucker Corder Gatherer Ac Ac Ac) is the cheapest aad best and most bpaqtifol or all machines for fiunily sewing and light manufacturing purposes It makes the interlocked stitch (which is alike on both side) and has great capacity for sewing sll kinds of cloth with all kind of thread Even leather weff a tne finest musjln pujy he sewn to pet lection on thi machmp It wlff use SOp spool cotton a well as No 30 linen thread What it can do can only be Known byseeing tfle machine tested The Branch Offices well supplied with silk twist thread neeoiea oil Ac oi the very beet Send for a pamphlet and a copy of Singer A Gazette" iNGEtt A CO 468 Broadway DatroitOflice 58 Weedwgrd Ave 'T'HE RANKLIN MA CHINES Warranted to be the best and cheapest two threaded machine in market at No 6 Odd el Hall Woodward avenue Detroit Shere dressmaking every variety oi children's oibing embrpiderinr braiding and plain sewing Will be done by experienced hands on tne shortest notice MRS OCKORlLAgt CO PARTNERSHIP NOTICE NOTICE Wethe undersigned having retired from the Iron busiue would most respectful aak the public for a continuance of the liberal patrorag heretofore bestowedhipon us to our successors Cowie Hodge A Co who will continue the business at our old stand with increased Kedy tle to fill order for auy description of machlncrv for our ota customers and all who with their patronage them Detm Ann JLLLIAM BARCLAY A SON Detrt) April 29 1863 apr3t)d3m The undersigned having re toe management of the Detroit Locomotive Works and having formed a co psrt nerhlp with Mr 8 Hodge (long and favorably known iin connection with the mining interests of Lake Superior) for the purpose of carrying on a general machinery bu iness under the nsm of Hodge A Co would be happy to see their oa friends and tew oaea at their place of btlne formerly Barclay A Son's foundry and machine shop and will attend promptly to au orders for nw engines and machinery or repairs aad alterations to old work Having added new ard expensive ma chinery apd reitted all tools and machinery pro viaasly used we are prepared to turn out first claea work with dispatch WI LL1 AM COW I THOb 8 CHaihVlt Michigan Iron oundry loot Of Rivard apr30 d3tn BOOKS STATIONERY JICHMONDB BACKUS WHOLESALE Paper An Stationery Wtsreliowee MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVED HEAL PRESS for hssta and County Offices Lodges Notary Public Mer chants Ac Tbe only ettabiuh meet in the State that put in solid counter JOHN UIBflUM A CO Lithographers and Engravers Cor Jetf ave and Bates st Detroit WANTED Two wagon makers two harness makers and two buglers and peter for the Twelfth Michigan Battery rnlv at the Recruit inc office ou Bates street be wnLer ned street and Jefferson avenue wcea lai HLlIER Captain 60 A MONTfiw want agents at gP ip a amtoth expenses paid to sell cur rtteils Oriental Burners and thirte other new useful and curious articles ifteen cir free bHAW A CLARK dflani Biddeford Me (£7 A MONTH I want to lure I Agents in every county at $75 a mouth expenses paid to sell my new cheap amily Sewing Machine Address 8 MADISON my7 8m Alfred Me DENTISTRY THaTH gentleman baa tor some yean reaided with hi I thing detrimental to our intereate or hostile to family near Richmond when not in the employ our government a I kln An Ikia kAHviiv amnw wan wn 01 me government ana reiurnea irvui ivreucu country in July last but had a residence in the village which with hs furniture Ac was te the care of bis servants and no white person living on the lot They entered the house broke every lock carried off bedding chain bls library Ac and then cut up and destroyed every specie of furniture they did not carry off Many of the articles they threw in the river They said they would not have committed such outrages had they not been fired into by the pickets The policy of firing on gunboats by pickets without the least chance of doing them any in jury is a very doubtful one) Why a large amount ot government stores were permitted to remain in a place so much exposed remains to be explained by some one It is well known that Yankee gunboatshave been passing up the river for some weeks and it would seem that that fact should have been a sufficient notice that there was danger Supply Gold in tho United states We have received the June number of limit's Merchants' Magazine which contains a paper on tag system another on the commer cial and economical situation of rance and a third (statistical) on the stock of gold in the United States This last impeaches tbe cor rectness of the resulting balance of the precious metal in the United states $243010123 in a paper on the same subject in the March num ber of the Magazine The present tbe editor of the Ban rancisco Mercantile List and Price Current assuming $122600000 as the ba sis of 1848 before the California discoveries figures out $483400000 as the balance now te the United States as follows Assmaipg toe amount of coin gnd bullion on baud June 30 1818 to have been in round numbers' $122600000 Amount deposited in mint and branches from tllUl period to June 30 1862 from all domestic sources a per Bint re port 541500000 Amount received from domestic sources for export during the same period and not parsed thfopgh mint estimated 250000000 oreign Imports 147000000 Total $1061401000 Export during the same period 678000000 Amoqnt on band Jan 30 1862 8433400000 Total domestic product of precious metals from Jane 80 1S48 to June 30 1862 $7915tiJ0C0 or sp a zerage of about 57000000 per annum We have cnly to ramark on the above that the March figure of $243010123 is much nearer tbe estimate of the Treasury Department and the prevailing opinion in the Atlantic States than the Claifornia authority of $483400000 kA 2.