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£OCAI INTELLIGENCE COMMON COUNCIL Important Caution By order of the Ward Committee Citx 1 augki lt ONE MOKE CHAND $12 per month NEW ADVERTISEMENTS aug29eodtd 8UPEIMOH CITY Base Balt The Detroit Base Ball Club have sent a challenge to the orest City Club of Cleveland to play a home and home match We hope the challenge will ba accepted The orest Cityites may rest assused of a generous reception if they conclude to come The Presidential Atten tion Is called to the notification of the Chair man of the General Committee for a meeting ta be held at the office to day at 12 A full attendance is desired large party of excursion ists gentlemen ladles and children arrived in town yesterday from Port Huron on the Grand Trunk road and after spending the day in visiting the many points of interest around town returned last evening CO augSJlt Advertising Agency 63 Griswold street is authorised to receive acvertleements for the jgee Prtei and all papers throughout tne United States TO DEALERS AND TUB The Presidential Local Ar rangements OKTUKIK The Biddle House is undergoing an entire over hauling for the reception of these distinguish ed guests Mr A Taber seems disposed to render their stay with him as pleasant as possible and he doing everything in his power for their aecommo lation The Biddle is being repainted and frescoed fifty rooms have been re carpeted and an iron balcony is being erected on the corner of Jeffirson avenue and Randolph street which besides being a great convenience will add much to the ap pearance of the house The President will occupy parlors 24 and 26 Gen Grant 21 and 21 and Mr Seward 23 and SO These rooms have been furnished entirely now frescoed and repainted The carpets are furnished by Abbott the furniture by Weber and the painting done by Laible and Wright which Is a sufficient guarantee that it will be well done A Parties from the East have been in the city within a few days consulting with a gentleman long connected with1 the theatrical business here in reference to open ing a first class museum upon Che plan of in New York and of in Chicago A new building willbe erected and everything done to render the place attractive on Streets ad prayer of the Co and DRE rS GOOD 'blankets LANNELS SHAWLS DOMESTICS BALMORALS AtSO CARPKTH Large variety nopular prices augS9 Irn JAMES NALL Jr A Co NEW ANCY STOCK i or HAIR DRESSING and Invigorator In the world Wholesale by EAliRAND SHE LEY and sf Id by all firgtclase druggists CUNIOTL HOBBE DLTKOH Collector's Orrics Ang 23 1S6 Notice Is hereby given that I sha ex rose sale at Public Auction in front of the Custom houe In the dty of Detroit on Saturday September 22 1866 at 12 the following named pro erty seiz'd for illegal importation 14 yards Worsted Dress Goods 8 yards Gingham 2 pair Kid Gloves pair Hose 12 gallons Alcohol 1 Row Boat 1 Barrel 1 Keg and 2 Sacks Whisky 48J4 gallons HENRY A akGRRO an a 29 lawSt Colli ctor if Customs and the DIED In this city this morning at 4 Jobm mpkinb aged 44 years brother in law of Joseph Grander The funeral will take place from the residence of Joseph Granger No 60 Adams Avenue West Wed nesday morning at 10 o'clock riends of the family are invited to attend At St Clair Mich Aug 23 Maud aged nine months and two days only child of A and Ruth Linds iy uneral on Thursday Aug 30th at 4 pm from the residence of her parents No ItO Lafayette St West Detroit are con ox PUBLIC BATH HOUSES The acknowledged excellence and immense popu larity of COCOAINE or the Hair has causal many Inferior Imitations to be thrown upon the market Jacking both elegance and merit The Inventors of 1 COCOAINE by a scientific selecttoi 'of other ingredients those which will chemically cotnblno wjlh pure deodor ized i' 4 I i Hull Contract Sewerage and ire Department Matters The new low pressure side wheel steamboat KEWEENAW A I J'7 Caftaim A1BSKT Stkwabt Will leave for the above pon Bayfield Ontonagon and all intermediate Lake Snpjrior ports On? Tuesday September 4tlxt at 8 o' clock pm 1 or freight or passage apply to 8 BRADY A CO' oot of Wocdward Ava" KanJWasi Minager auJUid Detroit Manufacturers Michigan and Indiana Bolt andNut Manufactur ing This establishment situated on Larned street near the Detroit Locomotive works was established some three years ago by Mr A Briscoe who carried on the busi ness for two years when a pint stock company wm formed of which Jno 8 Newberry was elected President and A Briscoo Secretary Their business consists of manufacturing bolts cold pressed and hot hammered nuts and wash ers which are in great throughout the West As this is the only establishment of any size in the West they stantly receiving orders from Michigan Indiana Illinois Missouri far South They have du operation six ma chines consisting of two hot hammers two cold presses and two double washer presses employing in their attendance some eighteen men Two tuns or twenty kegs of washers and nuts are turned out dally They have purchased the exclusive right to use Patent Nut Machine In nuts of this manufac ture the great desideratum so long sought for by hot press manu actures has been attained to a wonderful degree of perfection while at the same time they receive a perfectly finished exterior giving them all the advantages of both cold and hot pressed with none of their defects Each nut in passing through the ms' chine receives fourteen blows from hammers andswadgas thus tending ti solidify the met al especially around the hole giving the thread a tenacity not attained by any other manufacture In washer machinery they are using the patented device of two punches working towards and into each other and asling instantaneously on the bole and outside of the washer which ensures perfectly true ami straight work There are only two establishments in the country besides this one using this peculiar washer machine and for correctness of work they cannot be surpassed DiraciT Any 23 1866 I StvCiTH Ward The rnocrats of the Seventh Ward are rrqietuted to meet at Wm Constitutional Hall corner of Orleans and Lafayette jtroets on Thursday evening at half past seven to Appoint delegates to the County Convention Valkktisb Hilsxndkoin 111 MET GcDKNAU I rank Blum Ward Committee' The Turf The weather yesterday was as proplteous as the most ardent sportsman could desire for racing a pleasant cool easterly breeze from Lake St Clair tempered down the effects of the August sunshine producing that delightful medium known as being cold nor so much admired by worldlings in the physical world and so scathingly denounced by professors of ultra isms aspiring to super mundane spheres Racing affairs being totally mundane and the goal presenting no other prize in view man making the best out of which entitled the successful competi tor to a purse of filthy luchre containing live hundred pieces It is no wonder that men of the earth earthy as well as men of the horse horsey went in with a special zest for three or four hours keen enjoyment The track was in a condition which profes sed sports could find nothing to find fault with After the usual preliminaries which in part suited in Grey winning the inside track ank after a fake start or two they got wellaway Lady Ellis just lapping the Bird of as they scudded around the course the lady decidely after The first two hundrel yards there were some very fair efforts on both sides but the Ergle came in a decided winner of the first heat in 238? In the second heat the contest was a close one Lady Ellis pressing on Grey Eagle so closely that he broke up badly and she passed him He again however was got to his work and closed in but fretting under the pressure again which allowed his lady rival to score that heat against him in was decidedly the best heat in the rose Gn the third heat they both got well away together Grey Eagleas usual leading at the start but the heat on the whole was unsatls fretory both breaking several times The Eagle came In winner Time 2:384 Noth ing to brag of for either The fourth heat waa made in 2:371 Grey Eagle winning without much difficulty It will be seen however that the best time was made hy Lady Ellis in the secondheat which rather on the wholy surprised everybody for Grey Eagle seemed on every steady trial of downright speed to leave her and she seemed only to gain over him by her steady power of endurance and squire sticking to to her work acts seem to hint that neither of them are trained to their full capacities On the whole the contest was Interesting and the excitement particularly et the home gtretoh on the second a heat when LadyEUis came In in 2 36 was decidedly fervid We think that we cah promise our readers something worth seeing to day when Patcben and Dextef enter the lists for the $2000 purse 't 1 Superintendent The Ann 'Ar bor Journal contains the following compll mentary notice of Duane Doty Esq 'the able and efficient Superintendent of Schools in this city: i We hear the name of Duane Doty Esq of Detroit at present Superintendent of the Pub lic Schools of that city mentioned in connec tion with the Democratic nomination for Su perintendent of Public Instruction Mr Doty was raised near this city where his fath family now resides Ae is a graduate of our University of the class of 18o6 He has spent the most of the time since his gradua tion either in teaching or in pursuits imine loyal people of Wayne county having enli ted for the war will not lay down our arms or re lax our vigilance until the principles of justice humanity and equal rights for which 300000 of ourfathers sons and brothers offered up their lives are lastingly secured Resolved That we are now as Johnson was before he was seduced from his fidelity to his country and his party by the copperhead ser pents who have worked their slimy way in to his confidence unalterably in £vor of pun ishing traitors and making treason Resolved Tart we repudiate the Johnson theory that one traitor entitled to the same ditical it fluence as two loyal men and there fore we will resist to the bitter cad tha policy which confers upon the six millions of South ern rebels as many representatives in Congress as twelve millions of Northern loyal people are authorized to elect Resolved Therefore that we are tn favor of the amendments to the Constitution submitted to the several States at the last se sion of Con gress proposing the same bais of representa tion for the rebel as exists in the loyal States Resolved That we are firmly opposed to the admission of representatives from rebel States into Congress until by the adoption of this jt and equitable amendment they prove their willingm ss to accept the generous boon on the same terms as those who have never for feited their lives as well as their political rights by treason to their county a a guaran tee of their future loyalty to the government Resolved That the President having shame lessly avowed his purpose to betray the country into the hands of those who for four years labored with such malignant zeal to destroy it we accept the issue thus teudere 1 us and pledge if need be lives our for tunes and cur sacred that loyal men and not traitors shall continue to control ths Government' Resolved That the self styled Democratic party have always proved false to the Govern ment and enemies to our republican institu tions in the hour of trial and danger and are therefore utterly unworthy the confi dence Resolved That Congress by its five years of unfaltering devotion to the Government and by its bold and patriotic resistance to the dis loyal and treasonable schemes of the present un erupulous Executive of tne nation nas en titled itself to approval of all the friends of the Union and that we will exhibit our confidence in its fidelity honesty and ab iity by earnest ly laboring to sustain it in its struggle against a wicked and treacherous Administration Resolved That we owe a debt of gratitude to the soldiers and sailors who by their heroic services during the rebellion have saved the nation from destruction which no time can obliterate from our memories and no sacrifices we can make and no rewards we can bestow can adequately repay Resolved That we have no fear that those brave and patriotic men can be bribed by the stale bread and butter or be seduoed by the hypocritical flattery of Andrew Johnson to aid in destroying the fruits of their four years of sacrifices by voting to restore the Govern ment to the hands ol conquered but unrepent ant rebels Resolved That as Republicans our feelings are warmly enlisted in behalf of all races and people struggling for national independence and their political civil and religious rlghti: and that we therefore share in tne hopes and sympathize in efforts of the Irish people to shake off the yoke of their oppressors as well as in their indignation at the treachery of An drew Johnson in using the whole power of the Government to crush out their recent movement for a existence after he had solemnly assured them of his earnest approval and solemnly pledged them his moral support Resolved That the course of Hon Bea man during six service in Congress upon the gfeat questions before the country meets our cordial and unqualified approval Resolved That the integrity fidelity and honesty of our State Administration entitle it to the continued confidence and respect of the loyal people of Michigan Resolved That the State Convention to as semble in Detroit on the 30th Inst be respect fully requested to appoint a full delegation to the Convention of Loyal Southerners which meets at Philadelphia September 3d Young hall Manager Mr Ji Healey Stage Manager Mr Bpackman Doon open at 7 Curtain rises at 8 Parquette 60c Gallery 25c 8ernre seats at 3 Music Store Jefferson Avenue Wednesday Evening Ang 29 1889 The great moral Drama i UNCLE CABIN 1 11' OB i LIE AMONG THE LOWLY Topsy wlthsongs break down banjo solos 4 4 5 la rehearsal a EMALE DETEC JIVE AND ANCHON tf MARRIED In this city Tuefday August 28th 1866 at the residence of the father bv the Rev George Dufflod 8 Lawbwi cb Jr Memphis Tenn ano Clara A Psask of this city Rochester NY and Adrian papers please copy CSC 3 A NllT HI I I 1 I as a basis have presented a Topical compound peculiarly adapted lor the toilet It Is unrivaled In delicacy and agreeableueas cooling In its nature and possesses such a penetrating affinity for tho secretions of the skin that it is rapidly absorbed It allays Irritation removes ail tendency to dandruff promotes the growth while its effect upon the glos siness and richness of appearance of the hair ten ders it the beat most cleanly and cheapest flue it 3 i a 14 Udin at There will be a meeting of the General Commltte on the reception of the President at the Office at 11 o'clock am On 'Wednesday tiro UOtli lust to hear the report of the Executive Committee and to transact such other business as may bo brought before the meeting A prompt attendance is requested JAMES WEIR 1 1 Chairman a vhbkvbr secretary Detroit August 28 1866 new: advertisements WarD electors of the tWard are rt quested to meet on Thursday even Anzust 80th at Hi o'clock at No 1 Engine to elect threo deleg ites to the County Con aiUon LIVERY STOCK DETPOITA ATonday September 3d 1860 Conslstlrg of HORSES CARRI AG E8 LIGHT TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES Portland Cutters lei alia SILVER BELLS ANCY ROBES Double and Single Harnesses Sheets Blankets Bugvy Coverings a together with all the entire sundries contained in the Livery table of MoGregory No 46 EH Earned Street Detroit Every article will positively bo sold to the highest bidder Sale'posltive and terms cash A Bale to commence at 10 Patrick McGinnis Auctioneer Thko Campau Chairman CnARLSl METHRS Nichoui Alois Pham tallkr Lluij 8aviexB word Oomrrlttce Bjohtu Ward The Democratic electors of the Ward are requested to assemble at Engine House No 4 on Wednesday evening at half past jeven to appoint delegates to the County Convert Sou hanahan' Chairman Ward Tivru The Democrat cf the 10th Ward are requested to ret oa Thursday evening at half past seven o'clock at the house vf Henry Bourgeois corner St Aubin avenue aud Chrogan street to ap point delegatee to the county convention i Wm Brabtn 11 Cbatp GuEoonv Nolan Committee Masonic Norrcs A spec at communication of Zion Lodae No 1 A will be held at Masonic Hall this (Wednesday) evening Aug 29th at 7 By order of the 8 RAND Secretary Masonic A rpe'ial communication of Peninsular Chapter No 16 A will be held at Masonic Hall this (Wednesday) evening Aug 29th at 7 By order of the HUTTON Sec JA TnTM'71 THE DETRO1T REE WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29 1866 Miscellaneous IlresljtiosA The ordinary meetingof the" Common Council was belt? at the City Hall last evening the President 'Wm Brodie hn the I 1 Aid Allison Codd ield Henkel Hoek Howe Knight McGone gal Meginnity St! Aubin Weir ahd Gies 1 I rojn Jas Mansfield and others far the widening of Arch street Street Open ings rom Mark McGraw and'otbers to re move a frame building Granted rom sev eral petitioners asking exemption from lateral sower assessments Referred to Committee on Sewers Other petitions for permission to make improvements in frame buildings were appropriately referred rom Daniel Shee han claiming $1000 for injuries received by his children through beingrun overby the Hook and Laddertruck in July last City Counselor rom the Controller that in reply to the notice inviting proposals to construct the foundations and basement of the proposed City Hall four proposals have been received viz: uQT Charles Stange who is the lowest bidder proposes to furnish all the materials and per form the proposed work according to the plans and specifications for $5862o All the other proposals except that of Mr James Yeung of Toledo were considerably more than the above Mr bid was $625''less but his proposal was Informal and no bond was furnished Mr Stange is therefore the lowest bidder under the notice Accepted and Con troller ordered to contract rom tho City Counselor 'reporting relative to the construction and assessment for a sewer between Porter and Abbott streets that there can be no doubt as to the power of the coun cil to have the sewer constructed and the ex pense assessed upon the lots benefited thereby Accepted! rom the acting City Attorney A Boyn ton Esq in reference to the resolution directing him to report a resolution for the opening of Lafayette street that the Com mittee on Street Openings to whom the com munication had been referred had not yet re ported relative thereto Referred back with instructions to bring in the usual resolutions rom the Clty Counnelor that in his opin ion the Council can compel the occupants of lots to construct private drains or sewers to connect with public drains and that the Coun cil has no power to construct lateral sewers upon private property the consent of the owner That if the owners of private property construct and dedicate to the city in proper form the necessary land for the purpose of constructing and maintaining'the sewers with right of ingress and egress for repairs connections etc a lateral sewer may be constructed upon private property the same manner as through streets Accepted rom the same that there can be no doubt as to the power of the Council to construct a sewer between Howard and Abbott streets and assess the expense upon the lots benefited Accepted rom the City Clerk that James Sherlock had filed his official bond as Collector of the Third Ward Reports of Committees rom the Committee on Waysand Means In reference to the question of public baths In favor of locat ing one in the river in front of the water works and the other at the foot of West avenue with bridges connecting them with the shore each to consist of a raft divided Into three apartments one for females another for males and a third for boys Eacn apartment to be surrounded by a close board fence twenty feet high The construction of these floating bath houses will save the expense of buying lots and building expensive houses The es tablishments will obviate many evils now prac ised by those who expose their persons on the river front by affording to all convenience and privacy Recommending that the Con troller be authorized I to procure plans and specifications for the above structures to be ready for next spring and that he place an estimate of $1000 in next assessment JUzMCl over uuuer iutj ruics rom tho same committee in the matter of th compensation of the Cass Market clerk that the revenue of that market and the duties required of a clerk will not war rant a large compensation on recommending that the clerk be paid Adopted rom the Committee verse to granting the Detition of McGraw othersfor permission to retain signs on their buildings and allowing them to extend over the sidewalk Adopted In favor of allow ing Mr Ives to put down a sidewalk on Gris wold street Adopted Adverse to petition of Harriet rancis and Wm Earl for ex emption from arsassrnent for paving Croghan street Adopted rom the Committee on ire Department In favor of gratting the prayer of the petitions of Noys Dr Morte Stewart Henfy Knowles In favor of allowing the wooden office to remain as petitioned for by A Ashley In reference to the communication of the Controller in relation to the construction of the eisterwon the corner of bt' Clair and ort streets that the work has alt been completed except a small portion and the Committee were unable to form'any opinion of the char acter of the material used orj the manner in which the work has been done They had been 'informed that the contractors are willing wait for pay ment for a sufficient length of time to have the work properly tested Adopted rom the Committee on Sewersadveree to granting the prayer of the petition of Louts St Aubin and against the remonstrance of citi zens on Michigan avenue for relief from late ralsewer asse ament in alley south of Michi gan avenue between Second and irst street Adopted rom the same in reference to the report of the controller referring to the Stanton street RECEPTION THE PRESIDENT sewer box in the Ninth Ward that the sewer is more of a benefit to the general public than to the Immediate locality and recommending that $600 be appropriated from the public sewer fund to apply to the said sewer Aid Purcell moved that the Controller be directed to take the amount from the contin gent fund and include the same In the esti mates for lt67 Laid over under the rules rom the Committee on Taxes in reference to the petition of Jones and otheis for relief from a lateral assessment that in the opinion of the City Counselor the Council has the power in the premises and recommending no action in the premises Adopted Special Aid Ccddfrom the special com mittee to whom was referred the petition of John lanagan for a newside walk on Whit ney street1 reporting in of the same Adopted By Aid Knight for a cross walk on the south side of Orchard street across Eighth' By the same that as the burying ground for the interment of the city poor in the Sixth Ward owing to the growth of that part of the city Is fast being surrounded by buildings and that the graves which are being opened from time to time contain more or less water in some ea es enough to fully immerse the coffin common humanity as well as a regard to the public health re quires that some more suitable place be provided that a special committee be appointed to make the necessary investigation arid report a suitable ground for the final rest ing of the poor who cannot pay and place a lot within the reach of those who cannot pay at price Adopted i By Aid Codd for new sidewalks on Miami avenue thafthe Sewer Commissioners adver tise for proposals for constructing a lateral sewer in Beacon street between Beaubien and the western terminus of the sewer recently built that the Street Commissioner for the Eastern District build a new crosswalk on south side of State street across alley between arrar street and Miami avenue and to re pair the crosswalks across Miami avenue southeast side of Grand River across John southwest side of Miami avenue across Miami avenue northwest side of John street across alley north of John between Miami and Madison avenues Aid Purcell for repairs to a crosswalk on the west side of Sixth street across Con gress and for a new crosswalk on the south side of Porter street across Seventh To put blinds on the windows of Engine House No 5 similar to those on No Adopted By Aid St Aubin for a plank crosswalk across Campau street south of Jefferson ave nue and to raise the side walks in that locality to the proper grade Adopted 3 By Aid Considine to appoint Michael Shaughnessy Superintendent of Sewers during the pleasure of the Council Laid over under the rule By Aiderman Schmlttdlel that the 'ire Marshal report by what authority an old wooden shed has been moved on the lot corner of Dudley and ort streets Adopted 5 By Aiderman Gies that the Sewer Commis sioners report if the contractors for the exten sion of the St Aubin street sewer have filed their bonds and at what time the sewer is to be By the same that the ire Marshal report at next meeting why he has not reported con cerning the cistern at the corner of Clinton avenue and Chene street Adopted By the same for crosswalks across alley on southside of Locust street between ifth and Sixth and across alley on south side of Spence street between Sixth and Seventh By Aid Cod i that the attention of the Committee on Parks be called to the condition of the park between Randolph Center and Grand River streets and report some plan for the improvement of the same Adopted By Aid Meginnity that the City A ttorney examine into the title of any the city has to Lafferty street from ort street to the river road and Godfrey avenuo Street Openings and City Attorney: By the same to purchase half a dozen chairs for the use of Engine House No 3 ire De partment Aid Purcell from the Committee immedi ately reported in favor of the resylution which was adopted I The Council then adj mined for two weeks Wayne County Republican Conven tion The Republican County Convention held at Dearborn yesterday elected the following de legates: STATE CONVENTION 1st Detroit Wm Jenntson jr Edward Lefavour John Ward Waltz A Alger Arnold Kalchen unke Samuel Cs' key Jas Sutton Mark Tcdt 2d District Isaac Colby of Grosse Point Rrtwlerick Ruhl of Snrine wells 3J John arland of Dearborn Col Wight of Redford 4th May of Plymouth OB Curtis of Wayne re 5th Slocum of Monguagon Smith of Taylor CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION 1st Adam Elder Jos Whiting John Bagley Wm Tillman Ervin Palmer Allen Christian Jacobs Peter Morris John ord Milton rost A county committee was appointed consist ing of John Bagley William Jenulson jr George Robinson George Swift May Thp Committee on Resolutions by its chair man Joseph Warren reported the following decidedly radical resolutions: RESOLUTIONS Whereas Andrew John on acknowledging a stronger feeling of sympathy with traitors than with loyal men and a keener sense of gratitude for those whose great crime made him President than for the party whose votes made him only has betraved the in terests of the people and thrown himself Into the arms of the enemies of the Union and Whereas He has not only violated every pledge he' made every principle he professed durihg the which ended in his election but has treasona bly encouraged another civil war If necessary to carry out' his reconstruction policy by threatening the existence of Congre by the appointment of Southern rebels to office in preference to Unconditional Union men by prompting the indiscriminate massacre of the loyal people of Louisiana and byusirg the whole power and patronage of the Government to make loyalty odious and treason honorable Whereas In view of these alarming facts we believe the very existence of our free insti tutions and indeed of the Government Itself depend upon the triumph at the ensuing elec tions of the party which carried the nation safely th tough its long and bloody struggle wi Mr present friends and by such an overpowering display of popular in dignation as shall drive him from his treasona ble purno es wherefore Resolved That despising his bribes and de fying his threats we the representatives of tha PLEASURE excursion ABCUND JLAKJE SUPERIOR Young Men's Hall A large and fash ionable audience greeted the second appear ance of the fair comedienne Lotte despite the unfavorable weather last evening Katty Middy Ashore and the concluding farce were presented in a splendid manner Miss Lotte is bound to be a favorite with the Detroit public To night Uncle Cabin will be presented and as this play always draws a large house we expect to sea Young Hall completely packed Reckless Charles Bigley was bound over at the Court yesterday for trial on the charge ot discharging a revol ver repeatedly In a saloon full of people on Monday night while in a drunken fit of semi insanity It is to be hoped he will be pun ished severely Drunkenness is held by the highest courts tobe no excuse for criminal or lawless acts Watermelons A splendid lot were for sale yesterday by Wm Davis Sons under the Russell House They were brought from Southern Illinois and were all large and ripe one of them weighed 31 i lbs Base Ball The match which was adver tised to be played between the Athletic Club of this city and the Peninsular Club of Ypsi lanti on Monday will be played this morning on the grounds of the Detroit Club uitoosD Ward he Democratic electors of the nond Ward are riqtesud to meet at the City Hall Wedniaday August 2 at 7X to ap atot three delegates to the County Convention Jakes Marrnaws Gkorui: Hibucn Thomas Bkazil Vaul Committee Taitto Ward Dutnocmtic electors of the Third Ward are quested to meet at the house ofred Gies comer of Congress and Brush streets on Wsdncsdiy evening Augist'Mih at7X to jw three delegates to the unty convention John Mkldbum Chatman pot B'n Witrn Tne Democrats of the ourth tVard are nque'ted to meet on Wednesday evening at half last st ven at August store comer of tings and Congress Mreets the purpose of deluguteo to he county convention 0CUU1 JfEWWlTtBUBtMM Chairman la aid Committee Sixth Wrtto Cauous The Democratic electors of the Sixth Ward a requested to moot at tho hotise of Jacob Stork Hastings and Co lombia eta at Vi o'clock on Wednesday evening next the 29ih Instant for the purpose of choosing three delegates to attend the County Convention to he held on Saturday tho let ot Se ptember next to anpoint delegates to the State and Congressional Oolvcluoub dlateiy connected with education About a yea ago he was elected Superintendent of the Public Schools of a most responsible position which he has filled to the satisfac tion of all concerned His nomination as St te Superintendent would be a source ot gratification to his many friends in this vicinity as well from the knowledge of hi fitnes for the position as from feelicgs of friendship and local pride Attempted 'There are men in this age of moral reform and professed sym pathy for the poor who drlight in grinding the faces of all whom theyi can get 'within their power Such a case which occurred lately came to trial yesterday before Justice Austin 1 Mr Gisler 117 Larned street sold a sewing machine to a woman named Jane Vann for $58 on condition that It should be paid for in six months If not paid within that time $5 more was to be added to the price' She faid $20 down and $20 more in one month when she was taken sick' A few days after the six months had passed Gisler got out a warrant of replevin with the intention of taking the machine from her but on a hearing of the case the Justice returned to her the machine and rendered judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the balance due of $28 Coroner McCarthy held an in quest yesterday on the body of the young girl who died on Monday morning from injuries received by burning with kerosene oil on ri day evening last She was at the house of a neighbor engaged in washing when in order to start the fire which was not burning very well she threw a quantity of oil into the stove which instantly blazed up enveloped the poor girl and burnt her so terribly as to cause death as stated The jury rendered a verdict accord ingly The girl was not quite' fifteen years of age 'it 5 The new commodious steamer IRONSIDES Capt Tubnbb will leave Detroit Oil September At 12 o'clock midnight on her last excursion for this sea on to the cuol healthful regions ot Lake Superior where invalids and pleasure seekers can so comfortably and proatably spend their tt ne and Improve their health and avoid the sultry suffocak inc hot weather which September will bring in stead of having it in august A INE BAND MUSIC ON BOARD or freight passage or rooms apply on board or ta 8 BRADY CO oot of Woodward Ave Mbbbttt Tawerger Agent aug29 td A UUriON SALE Prize Ono of these disgusting affairs took place in Windsor on Monday Tho parties engaged were a well known rough from Detroit and a bounty jumper who makes his abode in Win lsor beew ha dare not show bi face on this side of the river The fight was for tho paltry sum of ten dollars Ten' rounds were fought when the Detroit rough was declared the victor The select audience ta attendance were so exasperated that they pitched upon the winner knocked him down and so violently assaulted him that he the streete with his head bandaged An Improv km Mr Sentemore who owns the dock in Windsor above the Hirons lioue is now engaged in driving spiles pre paratory to Increatng his facilities tor receiv ing and shipping freight The old slip which has been an eye soro for many years to the denizens ot Windsor will bd entirely closed np and vessels and steamboats as well as the citizens will be benefited by tho enterprise of Mr Sentemore 1866 1866 SEASON AliiCANGim ENT SAGINAW BUBAN WARD Capt Kenyon Capt Comer iOne of the above line new low pressure side wheel boats will leave the Dock of JOHN HUTCH INt 8 foot of oriswold Street Every Thursday and Saturday al IO ans or Saginaw Bayfield Huron ty and Port Austin taking passengers and freight at tow rates and with great care and despatch EBER WARD my6 6m Manager A CITY CLERKS O1C Dbtroit August 29th 1864 Notice Is hereby given to the owners and occu pants of any land and adjoinirg the alley between ort and Lafayette streefs from Beaubien to Brush street alley south cf Adelaide street be tween John and msh nreets Lafa' ette street from Shelby to Griswold street alley between Ab bott and Porter and Seventh and Eighth streets tn the city of Detroit that an assessmett has been or dered hy the Common Co incil for the purpose of defraying tne expense of building i rl lateral sewers in said alleys and street and that all errors inter ested in any land or lots adjoining raid alleys claim ing to have the same exempted! fiom assessment for building said lateral sewers are required to show to the Common uncil at Ma next regular session after the expiration of five days from the date of this notice that their lot oc lote axa suffi ciently drained By order of the Co nmem Council aug9d5t HKNBY 8TAKKEV City Clerk or New Advortlsmente see Sth page.