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TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY 39 7 TO 'ElU SUBSCaiBERS On and after tho 1st of January 1875 under the new postal taw which then goes into effect the postage on newspapers must be paid by the pub ItsherB at the office of publication and not by the subscriber at his home postoffiee Under the present law subscribers pay $1 20 for postage for one year on ths'dnily RO cents for postage for six months and 30 cents for postage for three mouths The change in the law works to the ad vantage of the subscribers ns after the 1st of January they will only be called upon to pay half the postage they bare heretofore been paying' the only difference being that it must be paid in advance and instead of paying it directly themselves they will remit it to us with their subscription On ail subscrip tions running after January 1st next postage must be transmitted as follows: On Daily foroue year SO 60 On Dally for six months 0 30 On Daily for three months 0 15 The change in the law also effects a reduction In tho postage on the Tri Weekly and subscrip tions for thia edition for any time beyond Janu ary 1st next must contain postage at the follow ing rate: On Tri Weekly for one year $0 30 On Tri Weekly for six months 0 15 On Tri Weakly for three months 0 10 In case subscriptions do not contain postage as above stated the publishers will be compelled to make it up by shortening tho time for which the piper is sent JUDICI AD CIRCUIT C93VEIT1QI The Democratic Electors of Genesee Livings ton Shiawassee and Tuscola composing the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Michigan are req nested to meet by delegates at Kenton Hall in the Oity of lint at 1 oa THURSDAY EBRUARY 25IH 1875 or the purpose of nominating a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge or said Circuit to be supported at toe election in April next and to transact such other business as may come before tho Convention Each County will send three delegates for each Itcpresentative to the lower branch of the State Legislature JENNY Geneseo HUGH McUUKDY Shiawassee DENNIS SHIELDS Livingston RICH ARDSON Tuscola Democratic udicial Correa Com December 26 1874 VICE PRESIDENT LET TER Vice President Wilson has written a letter designed to correct the statement that he tsa expressed the opinion that the course of the administration in relation to Louisiana will prove fatal to the Republican party The die ciaitner of Mr Wilson is however in effect an admission tint unless a radical change Is made in the policy of the administration un less tho Republican party organization purge itself from the suspicion of furthering the longings of the President for a third term and unless the party deposes its present lead ers disregards their teachings and practically reorganizes it cannot hope for success Passing by Mr assumption that ths Republican party must live and must which as a Republican he would naturally be expected to say find him first insisting that the party must unequivo cally place itself in antagonism to the third term movement The Vice President is in a position to know whereof he speaks and the prominence which he gives to Ulis mat ter shows that in his opinion it is neither a dead issue nor one which can be lightly treated His words are a warning to the Re publican party that the present Executive has not abandoned all hope of a third term and that unless the party expresses itself on the question in uo uncertain way it may be preaenied to tho people to be dealt with by them and if this should bo the case it is apparent what Mr Wilson thinks will be done There is no doubt from the tone of Mr letter that ha is not in entire accord with Ue President in the policy which has been adopted toward the South He speaks of the bad counsels which have prevailed and Intimates is plainly as he can without mentioning names that it would bo a good thing for the party and the country too If Attorney General Williams were out of the Cabinet Nor does it reauire anv strained wsnstrucUon to be put upon his phrases to include at least Belknap among the advisers of the President who he thinks ought to be removed aa any portion of tho letter is tbit in which the Vice President pleads that tho doors ct the party be thrown wide open for the admission of those Republicans whose sense of duty compelled them to leave it when they saw to what base usee it was put Mr Wilson evidently thinks the way would be paved for their return if first the party by a decided stand against a third term threw off tho domination of Grunt thus declaring its independence of the one man power and its freedom to act and think for itself unmindful cf the frowns of the Executive and sec ondly If by pursuing a policy of conciliation toward the South it emancipated Itself from the control of thoas leaders who have per sisted in a policy of hate and injustice If the course which he has indicated be followed the Vice President practically says there is no danger of tho defeat or dissolution ol the Republican party But what it there be no chacgo from the present policy The conclusion by the reasoning of the Vice President is obvious and inevitable In that esse the party cannot escape defeat even if it survive its consequences And while the Vice President may be clear In his own mind os to what is necessary to the salvation of the party when be sees bow such counsels as those he bus given have been how there is no hope that the President will re lieve himself of those malignant counselors who have done so much to rend the how the Republican leaders in the Senate chamber cry down the voices of men whom he would by all means bring back to the Re publican ha cannot but feci that in hoping for party success he 18 hoping against his own reason Mr Wilson realizes the Imminence of the danger to which the Republican party is ex posed and he calls loudly for the party to re trace its steps while he there is yet time He raises a cry of warning and alarm not one of rejoicing Only the gravity of tho case could Have induced him to so freely express himself as to the means by which the Republican party can extricate itself from its difficulties and his reflections will be indeed mournful when he will see as see he must how bls advice is disregarded and how under the mad guidance of Grant Williams Morton Logan Co the party of which he la so proud is led on to destruction SHOULD lliVK UMS A BE1TER EXAUDLE Mr Post is seriously nettled by the comment of The ptx Press upon the foolish and insulting claim of Mr followers that they are going to Demo cratic votes for that aspiring fourth termist With its customary dishonesty it endeavors to convey the impression that Mr followers have not made any Buch claim but it takes very good care not to deny that they have done so It dares not deny It knows that the followers of Mr tho'fiien who flacked to Lansing at his bid ding wheo te Legislature first as sembled sad have been doing his dirty work aver sincc have proclaimed that election was to be secured by Demo cratic votes insuiting thereby not only the Democratic members of the Legislature but Chandler himself Wo do not wonder that the Post writhes under the discovery of this conduct on the part ot Mr followers for it is as Injurious toChsadicr as it is disgraceful to the followers themselves The Post would have done better however to discourage such conduct in the beginning by establishing a loftier standard for the conduct of Mr Chan dler's campaign instead of encouraging it by indorsing tho iniquitous lobby Had it taken round in the beginning Mr followers might have followed its example and it would not now be compelled to quibble and fret and fume and agonize over their dis graceful and harmful gets ad words SUM PARTY WlUPf wii iLoubllcsn whip seems to hate lost 1heLej Either the parties It ffre lLUful do not know Xtlvd or ia whip worn out ajo Id IS C11'? the publicans declared last spring dat tes Ji thing hurt a Michigan has followed suit since the glad new year cam in and now Minnesota steps to the front and lells the leaders who have brought out the old fashioned instrument ot subjugation to step down and out It is worthy of note that in Minnesota as in Michigan the meu who refused to bind them selves in advance to whatever a party caucus might do were perfectly willing to enter into a conference with their fellow partisans for the purpose of harmonizing if poeslble their differences of opinion and it is also worthy of note that the Minnesota knights of the whip refused as did the qjerabers oi the order in 'Michigan "to "enter Into any conference whatever The refusal at Lansing was a little more contemptuous perhaps than that at St Paul but the ground taken in both cases was the same" The supporters of Senator Bussey confident in their strength were unwill ing to confer with the opponents of that gen tleman upon any terms whatever except upon the express agreement of the latter to submit to the views of the former The supporters of Senator Chandler were willing to meet his opponents and harmonize views If the op ponents would assent in advance that the har mony should be brought about by an uncon ditional surrender on their part What the ultimate result will be either in Minnesota or Michigan of this attempt on the part of a few self constituted leaders to ride down all opposition can only be known when the balloting for Senator in each State is closed It is known even now however that the Chandler men in Michigan and the Ramsey men in Minnesota by their violence and arrogance have destroyed what little chance their canditates had of re election THE RETIREMENT GLADSTONE The retirement of Gladstone from the lead ership of the Liberals in Great Britain while in pursuance of the policy which he some time since marked out for himself will not bs very cheerfully acquiesced in by the party which has won so many triumphs under his leadership but as the ex Premler has irre vocably determined upon the step his follow ers must assent to it with the best grace they can muster It is not improbable that Glad great opponent the head of the pres ent British Ministry will recommend him to the Queen for a seat in the House of Lords where he will have leisure to devote the re mainder ot his life to such pursuits as he may deem pleasant ana congenial This will un doubtedly be done unless Mr Gladstone him self interposes aa objection and prefers like Sir Robert Peel Lord Palmerston and other statesmen of the present century to live and die a Commoner But the liberality with which Mr Gladstone himself before transferring to Disraeli the seals of office conferred peerages upon associates In his own Ministry may perhaps be taken as an Indica tion that he will not be averse to accepting a title for himself It will therefore occasion little surprise if the next appearance of Glad stone in Parliament will be as a member cf will necessarily delay tho doing of Justice to a people shorn of tnelr rights by military force will convince some of the members of the criminality ci the administration 1m aid ing and abetting the Kellogg usurpation in Louisians THE PAC1P1O MalL INVESTIGATION It would be a good thing if the men to whom portions ot the Pacific Mall corruption fund have been traced should as there is now some indication that they will tell ail they know about others who were also parfakers of the subsidy mens Very little has yet been ascertained by the committee A large amount of money was put where it was thought it do the meet but the committee has been only able to clearly trace small portions of it Politic! Moneli "Everything now points to the election of ex President Johnson as United States Sen ator from Tennessee to succeed arson Brownlow Not a public meeting to protest against the Louisiana outrage has been held at which leading Republicans did not participate The President and the organs are trying to force them out of the party 'j Register of the Treasurer Allison will re ceive the votes of most of the Republican members ot the Pennsylvania Legislature for United States Senator Cameron would not suffer Senator Scott to have the poor honor Of a complimentary vote Senator Ramsey of Minnesota does' hot deem the present a time when his services are needed at Washington and it is pretty well settled that he will be given to understand that nothing will be requiredot him there after the 4tn of March The New York Herald claims that the credit is due to Secretary ish for compelling the President to write an apologetic message on Louisiana affairs instead of a vindictive one Keyes a colored Conservative mem ber ci the Louisiana Legislature was killed the other day in an affray General Sheridan will probably not refer to this occurrence in his next dispatch But if the deceased had been a Kellogg! to whew! It looks very much now as it the Senate of the orty fourth Congress would hot have a chance to Carpenter by electing him President pro tern Wisconsin will probably have no use for him In the Senate Those administration journals which sup port the Louisiana infamy will not bo apt to call the special attention of their readers to that portion of the report of the Congres sional investigating committee which states that only fifty members responded when Vigors called the roll The report of the Louisiana sub committee was accepted by the full committee because all the statements mads by the sub committee the House of Lords where his life will not be subjected to the incessant wear and tear incident to Parliamentary leadership but where it can rust out in inactivity Mr Gladstone has been a long time in active public life or forty two years ho has been a member of the House of Commons and during much ot the time has had a seat in ths government Ha was only twenty three years of age when he entered Parlia ment which he did as a Tory of which party in the words Of Macau ley' he was looked upon as rising It was not uniil he had been long in Parliament that he veered from Toryism into Liberalism but the change made there was no going backward with him his progress was constantly toward a more advanced position His career has been a remarkably successful one but an examina tion of it shows how long a road It is in these days and howmuch service must be rendered before even a man of great abilities with everything in his favor can attain the British Premiership It was not until after the death of Lord Palmerston In 1885 that Mr Gladstone became the recognized leader of the Liberals in the House of Commons and it was not until December 1858 that ho be came Prime Minister He was in the sixtieth year of his age and the thirty seventh liamsntcry service at tbrA rt rwnsc In this respect is not peculiar His great rival Disraeli who diu not roach the Premiership until last year was then in his sixty ninth year had been a man of note tor nearly halt a century and had sat In Parliament for thlrty eeven years The late Eirl as he was known when was fifty three years of age before he be come Premier and had sat in Parlia ment thirty two years Earl Russell was fifty four years of age when in 1846 as Lord John Russell he became irst Lord of the were sustained by the testimony There was no getting over the facts 1 The New York Herald says Congress insanely recognizes the Kellogg usurpation a ederal army will have to be kept in that State at a heavy expense to the treasury to protect the rickety fraud against a majority of the Is there not something said somewhere about the facility with which Satan quotes Scripture Butler but no use car rying the analogy further a Charles A Stevens who has just been elected to Congress from the Tenth District of Massachusetts to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death ot Alvah Crocker was the de feated candidate at the November election But little interest was manifested in the con test occurrences as have recently (and only too often before) rendered the whole country extremely is the way the New York Times speaks of the military inter ference in Louisiana The House Judiciary Committee are all at sea over the Louisiana question They vote down every remedy that is proposed All Not Lovely tor Carpenter The following from the Milwaukee rvowsseB that the reindorsema er Carpenter by his Republican associate! in the United States Bsuate has not bean of particular ser vice at MadisonIf eighteen' men stand out against Carpenter nomination or no nomina tion the question of the Senatorship is effect ually settled against him It is not at all lovely for Carpenter at Madi son Thirty five members of the Legislature attended the Washburn caucus on Wednes day evening It requires but forty two votes to nominate At least eignteen oi tne wasa burn caucusers swore that they could not would not and darg not vote for Carpenter under any circumstances That Outside Pteuure Treasury and had then sat thirty three year8 in Parliament Lord Palmerston that stanch and wily veteran was seventy one years of age when he became Prime Minister and had then been forty eight years in Parliament most of the time as a member of some minis try Palmerston with the exception of one year when he was in opposition was Pre mier from 1855 until his death in 1865 at the age of eighty one after having sat in tho House of Commons for fifty sight years If the Liberals in Parliament confirm the selection cf the Bight Hon Wm orster is their leader to succeed Mr' Gladstone the party will have a vigorous champion of pro gressiva ideas at their head But even with the leadership in fhe Commons Mr orster may find it many years besore he becomes irst Minister Disraeli and his associates at present sit very securely upon their seats on the Ministerial benches and unless a crisis occurs to compel a speedier dissolution the present Parliament has yet some six years of life before 1 If Mr orster is wanting in any of the great qualities essential in a leader bls deficiencies will undoubtedly be found out before a change of ministry opeure THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION According to the Washington special to the New York Times of Saturday the full Louisi ana committee (114 tlecido to go to New Orleans because the' report of the sub com mittee was unsatisfactory They go it is said by the same authority with any expectation of obtaining evidence which will require the facts stated by the sub committee to be con' joverted or overthrown but be cause Kellogg and both branches of the State Legislature have desired it New Orleans it is added for a further examination of affairs and the Republican members of Congress from the State have joined individually in the The dis patch further says that full committee will examine by request particularly into two subjects the extent of intimidation in the election throughout the State and the charac ter strength organization and purpose of the White We should like to believe that the case is just as stated in the dispatch iron which wo have quoted but the lacta are unfortunately not such as to permit this belief It is said that the full committee do not object to the state ments contained in the sub rel statements which it is admitted are ail sustained by the testimony That report furnishes everything needed by tho commit tee upon which to ground action to right the wrong done Louisiana It shows that the Returning Board acted most' outrageously in dealing with election returns and presents facts showing conclusively that the Conservatives elected a majority of the mem bers of the Legislature It details with clear ness and precision and from an unprejudiced stand point the facts with regard to the organization cf the State Legislature and the military In terference which took place It shows the enormity of the crime committed against Louisians and ought to convince the west partisan of the necessity of a prompt and efficacious remedy But the full commitlee moved thereto by outside partisan pressure announce that they will go to Now Orleans to go over the same ground that the sub committee did and mean time the people ot Louisiana must wait for redress They go it is said not to bring out anything to controvert te statements contained In the sub committee's report yet they manifested no disposition to go until it was seen that all the members of the sub com nilttca were honest pen who would deal only with facts and who were nlled with tn dlgnatlou and contempt for the Kellogg gov ernment and the schemes to which it resorted to maintain Itself 7 The people ot court investiga tion however and we believe that the in vestigations of the full committee while they The Huron County News though a Repub lican paper does not believe in the immense outside pressure which has been and is still being exerted at Lansing in behalf ot Mr Chandler On this point it says There Is one th' ng which all good cit izens should unite in condemning that is the appearance ot Mr Chandler himself at Laneinsr backed by a swarm ef National and State officials using every device and artifice to procure bis re election A Honichold Word In America rom the McDuffie (Georgia) Journal Every newspaper reader tn the United States has read and enjoyed the numerous clippings from this excellent journal You can rarely glance over a paper without meet ing extracts by the score either of interesting news or miscellany sound and forcible editorials or racy and hutneroua sketches and witticisms In fact The ree ress has become a household word in America and it richly merits the distinction Its columns are crowded with the very best original and selected articles everything calculated to interest or amuse the intelligent reader But to fully appreciate its many excellencies it should be read regnlarjy MJSETIlNCiS A generai meeting of the ranco American Building and Savings Associations No 1'will be held at Lafayette Hail Gratiot avenue next Wednesday evening January at 1H By order of tho President EARLIER mww At Peora Illinois January 14th 1875 Mbs Mahinda 8 wife of A Hewett Esq Her remains will be taken to Mt Clemens for inter ment 2t In this city on the 18th inst ot scarlet fever Thomas Charles son of Charles and Rose Anna Higgins aged lyear and 0 months neral this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 fom the residence of the family No 84 Elizabeth st west In this city Jan 16 18)5 SARAH youngest daughter or Robert and Mary A WiCKorr aged 20 years and 18 days uneral ednosdav at 9:30 a from the residence 10 from Taber nacle Church Bev Mr Pierce assisted by Dr Eddy will officiate On Sunday January 17 Hattie Inger soll wile of Thomas Parent and daughter of John Ingersoll aged 31 years uneral Tuesday January 19 from St James Chapel cor Seventh and Walnut sts at 2 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS yLSIKE AND MAH MOl'I? 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JR CO Will tint iwcek offer EXTRA BARGAINS TABLE LINENS 4 4 5 4 6 4 8 4 9 4 and IM COTTONS MARSEILLES and Colored Wool Blankets COMORTERS LAP B0BES Etc Purchasers cf House fur nishing Hoods will do well to examine our goods and take advantage or tnxs saie JAS HALL JR CO 87 Woodward Ave PRINTING: Qf frii fcfaidg go to the 'lJEi lPRESS OICE" PRINTING EVEKY VaJOIBTY OPENING AN ALLRV IN THE EIGHTH WARD 5 Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Detroit have determined to make the improvement In said city of open ing an alley the block bounded by ifth Sixth and Spruce streets and Grand River avenue which said improvement is described by metes and bounds courses and distances ss follows that is to say All that part ot the orsyth and La broese farms bounded and described as ioliows Commencing at a point in the westerly line ot tne orsyth farm said point being 130 50 100 feet distanton a course north 22 degrees 47 minutes west from ths sc nth westerly corner of lot I block 19 orsyth farm thence south 87 degrees13 minutes west 78 feet to an alley thence south 22 degrees 47 minutes east 15 feet thence north t7 degrees 13 minutes cast 106 42 100 feet to an alley thence north 61 degrees west 45 36 100 teet thence south 22 decrees 47 minutes cast 20 86 100 feet to the place ot beginning and to take therefor such private property within said limits as may be necessary for said improvement and that on Tues day the 23d day of ebruary A 1875 in ac cordance with the Instructions ot said Common Council I shall apply to the Court of said city at 9 in the forenoon of that day to have a jury of twelve freeholders drawn and impaneled to doemine the necessity for using said property iu aai i improvement and the just compensation to be paid therefor and that said jury will also apportion and assess the compen sation to be paid to the several owners or per sons entitled to receive the same to and upon all lots premises and subdivisions thereof within the block in which the alley In question as pro posed to be opened is situated and which will be benefited by the proposed improvement I RUSSELL City Attorney' Detroit Jan'18A 1875 jal9 iawlt QPJRNIKG NINETEENTH STflEET Notice is liereby given that the Common Council of the Oity of Detroit have determined to make the improvement in said city of opening Nineteenth which said improvement is described by metes and bounds courses and dis tances as follows that is to say All that part of private claims 348 and 474 Loranger farm bounded as follows Commencing at a pomtjn the southerly line of Michigan avenue said point being 209 56 100 feet distant on a course south 89 degrees 55 minutes west from the west line of the Stanton farm tunning thence south 89 degree 56 minutes west 32 43 100 feet thence south 21 de grees 47 minutes eaat feet more or less to the northerly line of the Michigan Central Railroad thence south 11 degrees 13 minutes west 140 feet to the northerly line of Alexander street thence south 78 degrees 47 minutes east 60 feet thence north 11 degrees 13 minutes east 140 feet thence north 22 degrees 47 degrees west 1250 feet more or lees to the southerly lide of Michigan avenue thence south 89 degrees 55 minutes west 32 48 100 feet to the place of beginning and to take theietor such private property within said limits as ay be necessary for said improvement and that on Wednesday the 24th day of ebruary A 1875 in accordance with the instructions of said Com mon Council I shall apply to the Court of said city at 9 in the forenoon ot that day to have a jury of twelve freeholders drawn and impaneled to determine the necessity of using said property for said improvement and the just compensation to be paid therefor and that said jury will also assess and apportion the damages and compensation to be paid to the owners of property taken for said improvement upon the lots of land premises and subdivisions thereof within the assessment district defined and described by resolution of the Common Coun cil which resolution roads as follows Resolved That for tho purpose ot paying the damages and costs in tho matter of opening Nine teenth street from Michigan avenue to Alexander street all the territory embraced within all lots premises and subdivisions thereof abutting Nineteenth street as opened and proposed to be opened from Michigan avenue to Baker bo bo and the same is hereby declared to be an as sessment districtand that the entire damages and costs of so opening said street be assessed upon and paid bv the lots premises and subdivisions thereof in said district determined by the jury to be benefited RUSSELL City Attorney Detroit Jan 18 A 1873 law4t oiV 5 lExSi ZAiX JI wax jr fiTi liliw CLOTHING CLOTH ING1 OUR CLEARING SALE lias Been a Great Success while the stock is large 2 arid 4 CampusMartins cor Michigan Grand Avenue Williams jBloch: LRO ft DE PICTURE RAMES PICTURE RAMES AMftDA ML'TSEItS GEO II ANGELL 129 Jefferson Ave INSURANCE A No 93 Griswold st BANK BUILDING DETROIT NEW YORK Assets over $5000000 A LINDSAY Agent $350000 Subscribed Capital $390261 63 EMBROIDERIES HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES PROPOSALS WAHTED To Contractors guilders 80 and 82 Woodward ave UEL COAL YARD oot of liiopelle Street OOT RIOPELLE STREET REAL ESTATE Aa well as at my office ana VAftn OOT CASS ST CHOICE RESIDENCE JAMES PITTMAN OR SALE Lots for Sale 031 GRAKU RIVER MO EiKiTH AVES 8 a $150000 OO 240261 63 i Cash Capital Surplus We offer a large and hand some assortment of Hamburg Embroideries at extremely low prices 85188 94 64350 00 TO kt JJ tOi (M The goods are of our own importation of excellent qualities and beautiful de signs An early call is solicited INSUBANCE AGENCY 241850 00 18956 65 1719 52 3303 73 4 170 70 9476 63 DETROIT IRE MARINE INS CO 390261 63 Detroit January 12th JAME3 CLARK jel4 3ih I am now building on these lota several brick houses of different styles and prices winch shall sell on long time Tins property will be kept strictly firs! class and sold only on conditions cf vital im portance to present and future purchasers ull particulars may bo had by applviu5 to the proprietor JOHN MCKEOWN Attorney i i 75 ffo 9 Moffat Block ASSETS Cash on hand and in Bank Bonds 5 ZOs 855000 market value Mortgages on first class City Proper ty worth double tho amount loaned Bills Receivable Premiums on and for Salvages etc Office urniture Interest on Mortgagee and Bonds due and accrued Uncollected premiums Due from Agents and others 1 i Tags expeditiously printed AT THK KKK OIOJI Arriving at Bay City Bleeping car LeavetBayOiijr for Detroit 2 iSxpr ras Trains br statmmknt ITS CONDITION On the 1st day of a Deep Walnut Oval A Circle rames rs I' or uneral Wreaths Crosses etc or for Wax lowers 1 he best rame for the jturpose made AL aied after Moo day Decll tm: i D0ELTZ BRO rtnffi lft 17 8: Buffalo Kx £25 i Laiungo xj: Cincinnati Ex Ninth avenue Is 100 feet wide extends from ort street to tho Holden Road and has au im mense public sewer running through it The Board of Public Works have recommended it to be paved next season Bnade trees are already set out schools street care water and gas all in the viiinity Terms will be made to suit pur chaeers and from thpse building at once only a QPKOIAL ATTENTION aei'i iBOOKPRINTINa AT TH RKK JOH ROOM8 And we would advise all who want CLOT2UKTG or GOODS to purchase them this week i '72: a a uliOiUu si riL I Xj Depot foot cf Brush strcct I Columbus Ums which is I troll Ums On and after MONDAY NOV 2d orders Coal will be received at my Stss 'J NEW YARD WIHTER CL0THIH6 AHD BROKEN i Sealed proposals will be received by tho Board of BaW Cnissiooers Until 12 noon of Tuesday the 16th dijy of ebniary 1875 for the construction of an Additional Asylum for Insane At PONTIAC BUCH Recording to plans and tpecidcations adopted by tba gaid Board and furnished by Architect KK Myers ot Detroit Said proposals will be ad dressed to Wells Superintendent of Con struction Pontiac Michigan Said plans and specifications and general in structions together with copy of schedules wp be in the office of said Superintendent in the Oily of Pontiac on and after the 18th day of January 1875 for examination ermtheBo Pontiac Mich December 18th 1874 The route opened for DECEMBER 7 Until further notice trains ir from Depot foot of iviva eej' At the following hours luniiyi extc 8 O5 a for Toledo amvlnv Toied a 11:30 a for Buffalo arriving 9:05 ni 1 00 ior Toledo arriving rt 5:60 for avntte arriving nt 8:23 laily) for Buffalo and 1 loieno ax luoa zsunaio ci iruin xiaa Bleeping witcues xiu'iivu Train a arrive at Vetroit at faio Sh35 a nr from Toledo ayette: 4:35 from Toledo itfS: from Toledo and Buffalo daily Thrftnifth ticfcptR to all mriQ of th jlc anri Si tiarli mRV hrt Obtained tlxA not ticket office and at office earner ja I HVcUUO ailtx CCvUUU PtdCLt UUlUl 'AJl'jrr and Randolph streets and at Michutr Hotel THE STAR ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOW HO Ml i 4 1 A HOME insurance' company Thomas McGraw Augustus McGraw and William A McGraw are this day admitted as members of the firm of A McGraw Co ALEXANDER MCGRAW JSAMUEL CASKEY Detroit January 1 1875 al0 2w PROPOSALS Sealed proposals will be received by the Grand Eap ds Greenville Log Running Company until 12 noon of the TENTH DAY EBRUARY 1875 for the running of the SPRING DRIVE of 1875 out or lat River All logs to be delivered to the Grand Rapids Booming Company at Grand Bap ids Mich Sealed proposals will be addressed to Eufis Sprague Secretary at Langston Montcalm County Mich All necessary information and instructions will be tr nisbed noon application at the office of the Secretary The company reserve the right to reject any or all bids and also the right to require a reasonable bond for the faithful per formance ot contract entered into by the suc cessful bidder Proposals will be received for a term of one three or five years BUUS SPBAGUE Secretory Office of ft Co Greenville Jan uary 13th 1875 19t Grasp TRcaR railv cj Denol toot or Third street Chicago time and leave depot as lottos kuanuc express Buffalo ni orranx Express Buffalo Night Express Montreal and Boston Express Toronto and Montreal Exprsse Port Huron Mixed Port Huron Accc mmcdalion Buffalo trains arrive at Mun real and Toronto fra ip 6:05 and 10:15 Pullman palace cars on Atl nfc to Buuaa Day palace and aiget Pu to Montreal EBW REIDY assenc er age HICKSON Gen Manager Mo JV AIN VJ RIGHT' General ast SEABGKANT Traffic Mon? Detroit hilwavkku BOAb DECEMBEK 174 Da pot Eoot of Brush sir: inum leave and arrive st Dsitei' time as follows Express Trains Leave Bay Uit a Grand Rapids Heven10: 15 Bay City ft St Johns 5:40 Haveu A lirr filt ln Pullman sleeping care on all night trains lor cars on day trams Ticketscan be obtained at the denoi WR office cor Jefferson ave atrd Gris MUIR Ges1 ItfiA'i? WKJSTWKH L8 as Trains leave Detroit sa loHovrs vm smn xvpm uwi I 4:10 80 Arrive st Tcruuto pension rn'igo illo punttlUU UTIUUU OIvU tw EL through to Now York of A IL Erie DKTltOIT A MILWAUKRK CO DethOIT Jan 9 1875 Notico is hereby given that jt snr dal met Png of the shareholders of the Detroit Milwaukee Railroad Company will be held at the offices of said company in the City oi Detroit on Wednes day the 10th day of ebniary 1875 at 10 in the forenoon By order of the Board of Directors 19 28t JAS MUIR jq Notice Is hereby given that on Saturday the thirtieth day of January A 1875 at toe open ing of the Circuit Court for the County of ayiie State of Michigan on that day application will be made to said com by the corporation of the Cath olic Apostolic and Boman Church of St Anne of Detroit for leave to sell and transfer certain real estate belonging to said corporation described os tollows viz All that certain piece or parcel ci land situate in section one (1) of the Governor and plan of the City of Detroit Suite of Mich igan described aa follows: 3 hat certain triangular piece cf ground bounded on tho north by Michigan Grand avenue on the south by Congress street and on the west bv Bates street Also so much of lots forty (40) fortv one (41) and eighty four (84) and of the alley in the icarot said lota said sec tion one (1) ot said Governor and plan as lies on the easterly or upper side of Randolph street as now laid out all the premises aoove de scribed being the same conveyed by the Mayor Recorder Aldermen and reemen of the Oity of Detroit to said corporation bv deed dated Janu ary 3d A 1837 recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds ot Wayne County Michigan in book nine (9) of deeds city records at page 425 to which deed andtre plat thereto annexed refer ence is hereby made Said last mentioned prem ises being the same now occupied by tancis Monnier under lease from Peter Paul Lefevre Date4 Detroit December 24th 187 ANUI AUX Curate A OHAPO I ON Jr EDWARD CIOOTT ELL BABKUME SAMUEL LEWIS Curate and Trustees of the Corporation of the Catholic Apostolic and Rnmm ChcrohcitBL 1874 Winter ATrais sexteaL If Mxpren Sveisi L'tijJackson Kalamazoo and Onieasro i cept Saturday nights and Sundav ior foi Grand Banids Masse ger ara rr leave cenot foot of Chicago time which ia twenty than Detroit time 7:00 a Except Sundays statomx Day in 23 a Through Ptflusis car Vt sea sal coach for Grand Rapids Dextejr AccomurodAtlosi 4:0) a aunaays) Evening 5:10 days end on Saturdays on o) Through Pullman Sice: and through Sleeper tor In Jackson (Excevt Saturdays and I r' car for Grand Rapids (exc Sundays) EaeUlc 10:03 in (Drbvl Pullman Sleeper for (Jhlnnsr Tiirocrt er to Grand Rapids and XtxEsz" Saturdays Trains arrive st Detroit at 5 51 am a IL 00 a 3 except Sundays or further Information ticket UGlbUbj Ortriuj kv SUV Big) an Tt Bs'cA General 5ui IL LEDYAHDAux Sul HENKY Gen Tabs Age: December 1874 pROOSALS OB THE i IXTURES AND GOODS At WHEELER ft are solicited by the assignees The most elegant fixtures in the West will be sold cheap for cash or approved pper 42 QHEAPKST Pi ACK IO BUY The Beet Whiskies Brandies WINES and LIQUORS bottled or in any quan tity is from Assignees of WHEELER ft GAR IHED 53 YOOD8 SOLD AT COST BY ASSIGNEES Or WHEELER GIRIELD 1 Bussell House Block 461' i 8395116 07 LIABILITIES Losses accrued but unadjusted and not due 4 854 rpRK AWN UAL MEETING Of stockholders of the MICHIGAN MUTUAL DTE INS CO or the election of Directors will be held at its efflee in Detroit on Tuesday Jan 26th 1875 Polls will be open from 2 until 4 Detroit Jan 15th 1875 td JOHN LIGGETT TO THE GENEROUS The Board of Trade having received renewed declarations from an efficial source of the desti tution and suffering bv famine in Kansas and Nebraska hereby give notice that they will glad ly receive and forward without delay any dona tions of money provisions clothing (new or second hano) particularly for women and child ren bedding etc sent to the Board of Trade rooms By order of tho Board WM RUMSEY Detroit Jan 14 1S75 jal5 5t OICE 1HK HARGREAVES Manufacturing The regular annual meeting of the stockholders cf the Har greaves Manufacturing Company will bo held at the office No 60 Eighteenth street Detroit on Tuesday the 19th day of January at 2 pm for the election of directors of said company for the ensuing year and the transac tion of snch other business as may come before the meeting BEUBEN ROBINSON jaio iot Secretary and Treasurer (til vv urw I through to Now York wif ca 12 2 sou Rochester DAT KXrUKSS (excef tSu A toot Ol Third ea ui Buffalo vis Suspension ml lx ullman Car wiinunt DETROIT ft BUALO bcniYuysk'Via brth Main wu auiiu uw Is)' ui zkjTivtj Mu icivnig Bridge ni Buffalo fft international nri ge nixcnang ni Pullman Parlor var without change NEW YORK EXPRESS (except So of Brash of 63k" tn loo: 1 tun Arrive at Suseniuon 17rni Buffalo via Suapeiisim BriJs Pullman Sleeping cars to llaeovd 5LT'l a AltiJlin BLlllt Al UJOi lr ThinlRtLt'7rXUi4 YO'IO ri 5it5 tn 9 44" Qencral office 151 Jefferson avente a GnSwOld Bt fvliere ekeia time tablez or rav oaA 0 CRAT reight Wnctorn PuMtivr AircnU Ich? Detroit iani ft lake sHs GAN RAILUO On and after Wednesday Nov win arrive and depart from Debron as Hoxx7j1 City Mail Greenville AJUUV'M Howard and Detroit Mail Howard and Detroit Kxpreee 7:1 mafce connections at Howari and south with trams on irom Morloy Big BapidsClam 1 City Traverse City and beet and shortest route from DcUot The'lOB train DenV nections at Howard wita atramu for Clam Lake and intonneu arriving at ciam ijuko ai iww onl train out of Detroit by hich pa 5 reach these points the sarno day Any information will re cheonmv Vjj on appucauuu viwucx ui A XL ja wnvnq a TYP3 OR SAL KO Cf 1 Primer with per ranch worn REE PRESS BOOK ft General Passenger Aver SNYDER General Superintendent 7 KTROIT A BAY CITY Leave Detroit for Bay City Bleepiiixcirl jjJ: A Arriving atDetroit vi sleeping car I Passengers can get on and oil trair River avenue depot going north ail es Street curs running every five minutes Pullman Palace Sleeping otwi varb 8 Cars on ALL trains The shartosi aai Efci Trains leave Lapeer for Ksh Lake Kta with trains on main line reight will be received at fc house until 6 for Lapse hjj Huron Bay Oity East Saginaw i and ran aenver a aesunauon ny csiniis ra js trains early next morning Prompt dispsaigB low rates SARGEANT MICHIGAN GSUrffEAL 8 4 Sit Iv Hi Line I ir5 Leave iSB arap SsSjssla 1 i'SSSS3.