Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

WEDNESDAY JIOI Apple Treks in ull Tne Cobourg CanadaStar slates in proof of the extraordinary mildness of the season that within a mile or two of Cobourg on the farm of a Mr John Ludgatemay be seen at the present moment apple trees1 in full blossom some of them actually putting forth a sec ond crop of fruit the size nearly of a small walnut I We understand that apple trees in full blossom can be seen in this county A friend stated to us a day or two since that he had seen several trees within a week past in foil bloom 5 EDWARD' or Treasurer DANIEL CAMPAU or Clerk THOMAS WATSON or irst Judge SMITH LEE or second Judge CYRUS HOWARD Organization Accessary to success The necessity ui a thorough oigamzation prepar atory to the death struggle which whiggery will make for success in this state at the next election is apparent to every man who takes an active inter est tn political matters This organization must be effected if the Democrats intend to succeed The city the county and the state are all democratic by large major ties yet in each it would be an easy matter io the whigs to beat us unless the democ racy present on efficient organization The main effort of this organization should be devoted to get ting every voter to the polls whether it rain or shine on the election day i A party in the majority is always in danger from the fact that many of its members feeling that there is enough without them absent themselves from the polls while with the minority each man feels the necessity of every vote being cast are al present Were we satisfied that every voter in the state would deposit his ballot at the next elec tion we would rest as satisfied as if the battle was already fought and won The federal party as wo have before frequentlyaid have all to gain and nothing to lose in the cam paign now opening upon us If defeated they are as well off as they are now and if successful they can elect a United States Senator and with two out of three members of Congress they can in the vent of the next election for President devolving on Congress cast the vote of this state for Daniel Webster Willie Mangum John Davis or any of the other federal candidates for the Presidency Besides this they can patch up the banking sys tem grant new charters for banks to fleece the peo they can protect the in their swindling operations by passing as they did in 1841 an act giving banksan unlimited suspension of specie payments i By organization these evils can be avoided A Democratic delegation in Congress will secure the vote of Michigan in the event of there being no election tiy the people for a democratic President A democratic Legislature will elect a democratic United States Senator in place of Judge Wood bridge and with a democratic Legislature the peo ple have an assurance that no bank charters will be suffered to pass or to be extended It is arrant folly and hypocrisy for men to prate democracy the year round and then to absent themselves from the polls bn the day of election One working democrat on that day is worth a thou sand who are absent from their duty He who goes to the polls and urges and takes his neighbor with him gives an evidence of sincerity worth more than all the professions of all the stay atbome democrats in the state It has become a time honored maxim that price of liberty is eternal and its trutq has never been doubted This vigilance so neces sary in political warfare can be exercised by pre paring for the day of by a thorough organ ization which will secure the attendance of every democrat at the polls This done the victory is democracy is again triumphant This neg lected federalism is again in the banking interest is again in the ascendant and it will take years and years of democratic rule to recover from the misrule of federalism to wipe out their infamous laws enacted for the purpose of giving the few ad vantages not possessed by the many Let then the democracy avert these evils by pre paring for the contest Let every thing be prepa red before the day of strife comes und let every democrat in the slate deposit his ballot by 12 o'clock on the day of the election and whiggery will re cdive such a defeat as they never sustained in Mich igan before The Oakland County iBank At the time of writing (Tuesday afternoon) it is understood that Mr Truesdail has assigned to the Hon A Porter an amount of property sufficient to secure the ultimate redemption of the notes of the Oakland County Bank now in circulation The meeting on Saturday night gave evidence that the patience of the note holders was nearly ex hausted and it gives us much pleasure to say that ustict has at length been wrung (by the force of public indignation) from Mr Truesdail To the gentlemen composing the committee of citizens appointed at a former meeting much cred it is due They have done alt nay more than was expected of them and to their exertions and to the jears of the owner of the Oakland concern do the i holders of its notes owe the security which they have received Good Safe Rule The Augusta (Me) Age publishes the following which will do for all parts of the Union: only safe rule of action for a political party is strictly to adhere to regular nominations The man a ho bolts from a nomination because the nominee is personally objectionable to him sets an example which if followed will inevitably destroy all party organization By thus bolting the election of a personal enemy may be defeatc I but in the defeat of that personal enemy the party may also be de feated and some great and important measure for the benefit of the country thereby lost Besides the man who defeats an election by bolting to day may be himself defeated by the bolting of some other man to morrow He who would claim for himself or his friend the benefit of party organization must see to it that he himself does not destroy that or ganization The safety and prosperity of the country depend on the success of the democratic party The safety of that party consists in main taining its organization That organization can only be preserved by a close adherence to regular St Clair County friend writes us that the democrats of St Clair county are going to do better than usual The local feeling is in a great measure been forgotten Harrington John Clark Esq are the candidates nominated for the Legislature and they will be elected by an increas ed majority The nomination of Bingham the same correspondent says is more popular than any that could have been made and he will receive a very large vote in the county The nominations for the State Senate give good satisfaction and will receive the unanimous support of the demo cracy Berrien The democracy of Berrien have nominated Maj Britain and Hon John Groves for the Legislature Mr Britain is a prom inent democrat and an able man He has been in the Legislature of the state and has held various other important posts Mr Groves has been twice a member of the House and is favorably known throughout the state We clip from the Albany Argus of riday the following extract of a letter dated Castlebar Ire land Sept 17 1846 received by a resident of Alba ny by the last steamer people of Ireland are in a most frightful state on account of the total loss of the potato crop Indeed it is hard to say what may result from it but everything has a sad and alarming appearance at present The masses have commenced assembling in thousands and march into the several towns call ing for work and bread and it is to be feared they will soon go farther by acts of violence and if once commenced it is hard to say where it may end This day we expect several thousands into this town as there is a meeting called by the his sher iff or Representatives GEORGE THROOP I HENRY A LICK james Mcarlan euenezer eaton GEORGE WErRINGTON I GEUIGE MOURE Camp Crockett This is the appropriate name' which Gen Wool has given to hie camp at San An 1 tonio near the old site of the Alamo where Crock tfH fell DEMOCRATIC OR CONGRESS 1st District ROBERT MCCLELLAND District EDWARD BRADLEY 3d District KINSLEY 8 BINGHAM or Senators: Andrew McReynolds JOHN SCHWARZ ROIIERT ELDREDGE or Sheriff CICOTT or Register CHARLES SELKR1G or Auditor AMMON BROWN or Surveyor ELIJAH HAWLEY Jr or Coroners JOHN HILL HIRAM NOWLAND head of the Express a leading federal sheet baa the follow ing to the first and third of which we fully eub scribe with our construction of their meaning lstA currency for the people as well as the The repeal of the Sub Treasury 4 ProteCtionto Amertcan industry ThVrepeai rf the BtyTsh The first issue currency for the people as wel as the as supported by us would mean that currency which knows no which can be neither expanded to day or contracted to morrow the currency of the Constitution the only legal tender of debts With it a man can go to sleep at night with a full consciousness that when he wakes it will be good 1 The second issue to repeal the Sub Treasury would if carried into effect place the money of the people into the hands of dishonest banks for safe keeping and would allow these swindling shops to issue three dollars on paper for every dollar of Gov ernment coin in their possession The third to American indus we go for with a perfect rush and hence we opposed the black Tariff of 1312 and upheld the Tariff of 1846 which though not as good as it might be opposes American industry less than any other tariff passed for many years The protection which American industry wants is protection from heavy and unjust taxation protection from the black mail which the manufacturer levies upon the industry of the West protection from unequal laws Industry can only be fully protected by al lowing it to sell where it can get the highest price and to purchase where it can buy cheapest The fourth issue is a repeal of the British If by this a repeal of the law throwing open her ports to American provisions is meant we oppose it If however the Express wishes Great Britain to throw open her ports to the commerce of the world and go free trade in practice as well as in theory we have no as Mr Clay said about the admission of Texas on the contrary we should be glad to see The Eng lish party to whose opinions the Express adheres in Great Britain was not only opposed to repealing the infamous corn laws but goes the whole fur the protective policy so that we arc at a loss for its meaning about the repeal of the British Tariff or why such a thing should be made an issue before the American people Does it fancy itself an English paper in reality as well as in feeling? Great The Pans cortespondent of the national Intelligencer says that 22000000 lbs of tobacco are fraudulently introduced every year into Great Britain in London alone there are no fewer than 130000 shops in which tobacco is Twenty two million pounds at three shillings per pound (the rate of duty) is £3300000 or about $15000000 Twenty two millions pounds is 11 enough to load several of the largest pack et ships! he population of London is about two allowing six persons to each tenement there would be there are two out of five in which tobacco is sold' fl? A story is going the rounds of a slave ship chased a year or two ago by two British cruisers She passed her SOO slaves up from the hold tied shot to their feet and slipped them then started all the extra water provisions lumber keij and when overhauled by the cruisers exhibited reg ular papers and was released the 5000 30000 200000 35000 80000 90000 50000 250000 85000 90000 35000 30000 6000 986000 are annexed to in 170 Mr Darby publishes iu the National Intelligen cer from an old volume of the London General Magazine of A rt and Sciences in the fol lowing table of the population of the American colonies at that date It is interesting a a point for AND REMARKS Nova Scotia New Hampshire Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersy Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Total population in 1755 The following remarks above account is not a vague calculation but is taken from such census enumerations and muster rolls as are undoubted but as the same have been taken at different times and none within seven years past there is a suitable allowance made for the increase and for which in the above ac count is made various deductions so that it is seventy thousand less than what are esteemed the best Not a million in 1755 but now in 1346 less than a century twenty one millions of people! The Ten The London Jewish Chron icle of June 12th contains a letter from Jerusalem The Jews in England wtih those in other lands are to unite for the purpose of searching for the lost tribes A letter from the Synagogue authori ties of Sapheth treats of important information as to the whereabouts of the ten tribes who are sup posed to constitute a powerful empire in the desert abounding in wealth ammunition are strictly religious but forbid the residence of foreigners a mong them except for a few days and at the pay ment of an enormous tax They however receive Jews treating them as brethren A union of Jews of different nations are to go on a mission though it involves the travel of months through the des ert Benedict Arnold Benedict Arnold the traitor originally resided at New Haven and it would seem as a merchant par excellence in all sorts of commodities by the advertisement below inserted by him in the Connecticut Journal the first number of which appeared The sheet was ten and one quarter inches in length and fif teen and a half wide containing four pages of two columns each Arnold wants to buy a number of large genteel fat horses pork oats and hay and has to sell choice cotton and salt by quantity or retail and other goods as usual Dated New Haven Jan 24 The wealth or the west The value of the receipts of western produce received in New Or leans during the year ending the 1st inst is esti inl ted at seventy seven millions one hundred and ninety three thousand! four hundred and sixty four dollars The value of cotton alone being a little less than thirty five millions Corn one and a half millions' Tobacco four and a half millions Sugar one and a quarter millions 1 Lard near two mil lions Pork and Bacon near five millions it Hereditary Insanity is no doubt hereditary and so are other morbid excitements Capt Wil lard of Charlestown Mass after eating a hearty breakfast the other day went into his barn and hung himself His father and two sisters destroyed them selves in the same manner Convicts to The English govern ment has recently sent 800 convicts to Bermuda which is 600 miles only Iromour coast Panther Shooting In the neighborhood of Johnstown ulton Co on riday last a panther was shot and exhibited by its captors to the village Curious A person in Texas suffering from the fever of the country had been vomiting incessantly for 48 hours A enp of very hot water was given to the patient in mistake for warm water to ease the stomach which was drank off when the sick ness and vomming were instantaneously relieved Tea A private in the army writing to a friend from Ccralvo near Monterey says that he has drunk real China lea grown on that soil nearly equal to any imported from the Celestial Empire Indiana Debt The Journal of Commerce says: learn that the letters by the Great Western in reference to the negotiations now going on in Lon don for the adjustment of the state debt of Indiana under the law of last winter are favorable to the success of the arrangement 03s The frigate Constitution which arrived at Boston a short time since has been absent two years and four months and has circumnavigated the globe She is last from Rio Janeiro whence she sailed on the 15th August1 the month of September there ar rived at lie port of Baltimore from Bremen Am sterdam Rotterdam Liverpool London and Havre 1550 emigrants Of this number 1337 were from Germany tt? The Rochester daily Advertiser in an nouncing the withdrawal of Brooks from the Auburn and Rochester Railroad for the purpose of taking charge of the Central Railroad in this state thus complements him: parting with Mr Brooks we will take occa sion to bear testimony to his gentlemanly deport ment and business talents He possesses indomit able energy a quality which will be found very convenient in prosecuting the work upon the Cen tral road The citizens of Michigan and at 'who have occasion to travel in that direction will find Mr Brooks the right kind of an 1 Tpe Prisoners or the A letter from on board the 8 schooner lirt off Vera Cruz August 25 states in reference to the priebMrsiof the Truxton that the officers1 are enjoying all the honors of war add are residing with the Lieuten ant Governor at a person very kindly Jia poeied towards and that the province itself has declared for peace i 30 bbls Wliiskcv just reoiw and for sale very low 4 HILL Dated Oct 12 1846 ine guilt Girandoles at S3 00 per pair VT OC14 at vr A Upham Moses Strong Marshal Strong Gen Smith Shawls Cashmere Brochu Tibbet Wool Embroidered do Stradeila 3 plaid Woolen Highland Black de Laine Mode deald do LW boxes Raisins new 200 (Iriiins Turkey igs 50 boxes Sicily Isernons 1000 lbs Madeira Nuta 1000 ilberts Damask Morinoea Watered Marauilea and Imperial Quills Cotton ringes 5 4 and 6 4 brown and bleached Sheetings Druggets Carpet Bindings Transparent Window Shades IN THE MATTER of the estate of Ephraim rancis de ceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has lieen duly ap pointed by the Judge of Probate for the Coun'y of Wayne in the saie of Michigan executor of the will and of the estate of Ephraim rancis lute of Plymouth in said County of Wayne deceased und has taken upon himself that trust by giving a bond pursuant to law: All persona having demands against said estate are therefore required io present the same to the undersigned at armington Oakland county and all persons indebted thereto arc requested to make immediate payment i JOB RANCIS Executor OCH JV The Heavy We have one of 120 guns four and 5 frigates without reference to a large class of smaller vessels which with bomb vessels can be ready in a short time if a naval domonstra tration is deemed necessary at Vera Cruz There is a great desire to see the Navy employed some thing more efficient than merely blockading JV Bun Gen Kearney now filling no small space in the puhhc eye is a native of New York and married the step daughter of the celebrated Clark of St Louis the companion of Meriwether Lewis in the expedition under Jefferson to the Columbia River He is between 50 and 55 years of age The Gen eral entered the army during the war of 1812 and at lhe close of it he was regarded as a gallant intel ligent and energetic officer who gave promise of rising to distinction if any opportunity should offer itself He has continued in the army ever since: and for the last fifteen or twenty years has been stationed in the far West at St Louis and gene rally at ort Leavenworth on the in the dragoon service The founders of Connecticut are said to have passed the following resolutions at one of their early meetings: 1 Resolved That heritage belongs to the Saints 2 Resolved That this is heritage 3 Resolved That we are the saints diseases of die Bladder Vrelbra Prostrate Gland rr i Kidneys and Loins said a loving husband to his loyal spouse who was several years the junior do you say to moving to the delighted with the idea You recollect when Mr Morgan moved out there he was as poor as we are and be died in three years worth a hun dred thousand dollars 810 KEWAHO QTKAYED awav onlhe2l instant SM ALL BROWX PO NY brundctl 4Hi the right shoulder I Whoever will re turn the said Pony to John Livery stable rear National Hold shall receive the above reward 1N'GER5OLL Detroit 3d Oct oclldaw2w DELINQUNT TAX BONDS Auditor General's Office I i Be( roit October 14 1b46 PURSUANT to lhe provisions of the in relation to de linquent approved April 13ih Notice is hereby given that lhe ceriiticaies ot Sale Stock issued to the several counties ofjhis state for delinquent laxesand drawn on lhe lax which remain ootstsnding und which fell due mi the lirst days of January and July in the years k42 J43 and 1844 respectively will be redeemed and paid on ihetr presenution al the dtuie Treasury tu Upon (he said Certificates of stock which are not presented for redemption and payment within thirty days from the date hereof lhe inierest will cease and will not be allowed lhereafier BELL A uduor General Geo Cooper State Treasurer ocl4dkwjw WOLVERINE STORE motto is' Low prices and qutcK sales at the least pos BIBLE RISK 5 0 bbls Linseed Oil received und for sale by the tarrel or gal ion very low ROBERT DERMONT 92 Woodward ave few doors below National Hotel 500 Pecan 500 Almonds Mnrseilcs 1000 Lansuedoc Just received and for sale very low by A HILL V25 120 Jefferson an' hdkfs and collars muslin habit shins and collars bdkf la Also Chronic' Gonorrhra Gleets WMm Strictures Ar Thia valuable medicine is prepared only by Geo Menbnt Operative Chemist Lockport Yf ull and ample instructions testimonials sceoaqsaya each bottle bold by A HILL Detro'ttM mnr21 EG DESNOYERS AS EKM AN SILVER IN THE SHEET a first sate arti Xj cle tor sale ul WHITE LEAD LINSEED OIL vV 3000 pou mis dry White Lead No 1 2IK)O Extra 2000 pure 35 barrels Ohio Linseed Oil or sale by 4 HILL 1 20 Jeff Ave THE JETMA IMSVHANCE COMP ANY af Hart ford Uonnwucut continue io take rialM on HMnM Mer chaudtae Milla Venola in port and moat other Ineasable nsnasir ty Detroit Oct 10 1846 JOHN AffitV 1 oeiad4m 109 Jefferson Avenue' DANCING SCHOOL "VOTING Mr COUSE proposes A forming a Claaa for Young Ladies in Danemg Waltzing and tlie Polka to commence on Monday October 10th at 3 or terms and regutafiew enquire al lhe Music Store oeH RICH GOODS! SILKS SHAWLS DRESS GOODS! BRADORD A No 1 16 Jefferson Avenue Detroit 2 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY EXTENSIVE AW'M RICH SILK AND ANCY A DAPTD TO THE ALL TRADE menyofB XX Cashmeres Oregon Plaids Hiblioiin Silks de if been imported bf for theNj3 retail trade and are unsurpassed in richness esWMIS Ji and style in any market oiJlal A full assortment of Scotch Ginghams Raw EHklJJBm Plaids Turkey red Ginghams Tarlton Malls Gloves Linen Edgtos Purse Twist Cravats Goods Bonnets etc are offered at the very lowest Persons visiting this market from any seetioa at will find in our establishment a full assortment of tko tenable styles of Goods adapted to both city end inteoWM A STEAM SAW MILL OR SALE THE offers for sale a Large and Valuable Steam Saw Mill with lhe Dwelling House" and oilier Build ings situated on the Saginaw river opposite lhe village of Upper Saginaw The properly will be sold al a moderate price and on liberal terms 'I he subscriber designs to be again in Detroit on riday lhe J6lh or Saiurday lhe 17ih inst and in the mean time enquiries call be made in relation to the properly of Messrs VV lining Adams JOHN A ROCKWELL Detroit Oct 12 ocl4 A KTICLES OB THE JX Dr Medicated Soap Dr Comstock's Dr Lilly While Vinegar de Rouge Ninon sofiem lhe tarshertAls Tokehedet A COUSEB B3 Wiv rue CILVER SPOONS at eastern prices a large assortment kept constantly on hand by ocl PIQUETTE PATENT THE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the right use and apply certain improvements in the model Bnee for Axlks and Gunoaoss in the slate of Mlti now prepared to sell this right to any who may desSi sonable terms and also to furnish information wlh highly useful and important to those who may wish leisauifl to Steamboats Propellers Railroads loating Si mills Land Engines and all other machinery ELLIS UOHNMMB All persons now infringing on the above megtl can settle for lhe same on reasonable terms by callisgH scribers without delay Patent Axles for Land Carriages oa4 for sale jjl GEO MOON No Jefferson Avenue DETROIT: Dealer in every description of Silk Goods Shawls Cloakings Dress Goods and Millinery Articles THE undersigned by confining his atieniion exclusively to Goods adapted to Ladies wear is enabled al ail Innes to pre sent a larger stork more desirable styles and to sell at prices as low and generally lower (ban merchants whose means and at tention is divided between a more miscellaneous stock NOTICE! THE 2d LOOR of this establishment Is appropriated to a ashionable Millinery and Cloak Room Ladies visiting it will always find a large stock of Plain und Dress HATS Plain and Dress CAPS choice Ribbons rench lowers Plumes and Ladies CLOAKS got up with a view to supplying the most fash ionable city trade and large interior towns aug25 GEO MOON BOOKS BY EXPRESS JJ The illustrated London Tunes News Punch Little's Living Age No 123 Merciuint's Magazine for October Democratic Review Gabriele Mimanso The Elder Sisier Marietta or die Body Snatchers or sale al Bookstore MICHIGAN STATE BANK CALL ON The stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified ihut lhe Directors have voted to mnke a call of two dollars on each share of the unpaid Capital Slock payable at the Banking House in lhe City of Detroit on or before the 5lh day of December next pursuant to the charter and by laws of said ALEX ADAMS By order of the board Treasurer Detroit Oct 3 1M6 oc6 MI LI IN Kit CLOAKS New und beautiful styles will be introduced on Saturday Oct 3il 1 GEO MOOX oc3 150 Jeff Avenue VAT Gold Plated Watches as lew asR25 00 each vv at ocl4 Cornc of Jefferson ave and Griswold st DAKIS GKEEN 300 lbs Paris Green a superior article just received and fur sale by JACOBS luyld Woodward avenue Detroit John William Messrs Gray it Lewis 4 Rrewmer 4t Dudgeon 99 Moore A IksMwhf Jlmromm Walmtsn Loui Campau Grand Rapids Doct Tbeller Buffalo A White li New York Messrs Wataoa Detroit Scbieek Buffalo Young Alex Coquillard Bead la Brnhetet Pent la XT A II Letters must be post paid Saginaw City Oct 1 1846 WOLVERINE STORER 1 motto is mw nice in qmcKtatM st xtu SM ataig RnK TU8T received direct from the manufactory 130S pure Lead dry a MSS du do In oil Ji SAGINAW LAND 'AGENCY ASDRE will give hia careful and prompt attention to paying taxes reclaiming landa sold for taxes examining ti tles collecting money due on bonds mortgages 1 narsuircaa Messrs Charles Moran Detroit Hon Witberell i Detroit aVlSU VIUBUII KeubinTown James Abbou A Richmond VV ilhain 8 Lea Maurk A Child E7THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINeT? Dr Syrup of Wild CheS WE have just received a new supplv ofthj VaiL soverign rrmedv for MPHON nd piuus and Io saiisty tlie numerous enquiries on will slate that our arrangements are now surh asuiJ constant supply so that hereafter no lisappoinimenta The astonishing curative properties of this medicine win 1 demand fot it throughout the state Dealers supplied retail price 6 bottles for £5 or 1 each i11 ceived and fur Bide low in quantities to suitpurehMefeiB 1 Aj Jf? 120 Jefferson Kf) BBLS LINSEED OIL Jusst retnva cJV sale Id lower rates than ever offered in this ciff' 35 barrels Linseed Utl by JAfXM au5 i 85 Woodward arenas IN SYJKINGJ ALL SIZES Self Injecting instruments i Pocket Cases numbers 12 and 3 Turnkeys orceps and Lancets Spatules assorted from 3 inch to 12 Wedgewood and Iron Mortars ate a Just received and for Mie low by ts MP JACOBS' I 85 Woodward aveane Detroit New Jersey New York Cincinnati And will be sold at an unprecedented low price WCfl low or lower than any other house in the chy mv Also conaUuiUy on hand a full supply of Linsear Glass ROBERT DERMOT p8 92 Woodwardfavc a few doors below National AlXjfWINTER GOODS GEO MOON 5O Jrffrrton Jrtniu Detroit HAS JUST BECEIV ED a lige und complete stock of all and Winter Goods for Ladies' tvcar among which may be found the following: DRESS GOOD5 rench cashmeres rench emb'd cashmeres cashmere dccas se de lidiies cashmere robes de lame rubes plriin de laines silk cashmere plam alpacas plaid ulp iCis satin striped alpacas plaid foulard worsted plaid Cahtorma plaids California robes Idk Gro de Rhine silk wide Gru Rhine bilk ginghams twilled ginghams ginghmns bombazines drup de dain ami prints i EVE XI XG DR ESS ES Plain tarltons plaid tarltons lurltons wht tunic robes tunic relies CLOAKINGS Paris exposition cloakin sis rench all embroi dered clolii gala phuds crape merinos cliumeliou lusters SHAWLS Broche cashmere turken cashmere thibet supe rior zephyr hlk oituiuan blk struddla de laine striped and plaid woo! shawls At HOSIERRV GLOVES Silk merino and cottan hose gloves and mills of all kinds bonnet and cap ribbons velvet ribbons talte cravats gold and silver scarfs velvet cuffs dress buttons dress fringes and gimps PhHIO received and for sale by WILLIAMS A Co oc7 1 oot of irst st The copartnership heretofore existing under he firm of Chase Cargill is this day dissolved by mutual consent ELISHA CHASE Detroit Oct 1st 1846 CARGILL TT The Goods business will hereafter be conducted by Elisha Chase ut the old land of Chase A Cargill where he wi 11 lie hap py to see hfe old patrons and as many new ones as will favor him with a call oc6 4 No 60 Woodward Avenue HOUSE TO Situated off side of lAtrnd street between Hastings MS Ml streets The House is new and convenient Also a small House to rent near the GmMQMK I)ICKIN8WI Detroit Aug 10 "38 IwBaSBM IVf ESS 13 barrels Mess Pork IVA 3 2 One hog Pork Iff Two Rose Wood Guitars patent VJT heads of superior lone and made Martin lor sale at Music Store 65 Jeff ave sep'Zfi BOOTS SHOES Hr BALDWIN has received for all Trade cases Boots and Shoes which were purchased with great care and at lowest possible prices The audition of merchants an well as all others is respectfully solicited io this stock The sub scriber will till (be cluse of navigauon he almost daily receiving additions to his slock keeping at all tmes the most complete stock in lhe western country at No 128 Jefferson avenue seplS ILPBALDWLX ROA 75 boxes just received and for sale at factnrv prices and less by JOHNSON center ot woodward ave nd Uongre sf st TO LET One Hoorn over the store occupied by tli 1 i subscriber suitable for an Office HR JOHNSON my22 Woodward avenue OPIVM Ju st received Turkey Opium (new crop) which will be sold low 1 1 ROBERT DERMONT Druggiat and Groeer 92 Woodward ave Twelve men to go to Prenque Isle Lake Hu roa to ebop for which 1 will pay 4 ahillings per cool and board for R2 per week Enquire of JOHN MURRAY Of the Commercial Hole! VANTS TO PURCHASE in this or some of the adjoining counties a small farm of from 40 to 80 acres with 20 or 30 improved Letters post paid addressed to II Butler Detroit stating terms and other particulars wdl receive immedi ate attention ioc8d4w TMPORTED SE6AKS A 10000 Principe Segars Juslo Sanz do do Rendon 4 10000 brown Havanna La Primavera 500 0 Manilla Cheroot do 50n0 Panullas do I he above Segura are all imported and warranted be ofw penor quality or sjJe low by A WILL BI IjVERIZED barrels Woolsey and Wo best quality of powdered Sugar lor sale by A HILL aril 120 Jefferson A venae DISEASES THE URINARY ORGANS? DISEASES of the Urinary Organs cured by lhe Extracts! Buchu and uva ursi and Cubebs such asciironieaadaMii folio: nut im la bX Candy We mauuf cture Caules nf TUAItTs niW iL gar equal in quality to any from ibat celebrated and at their prices CT Madeira nuts Brazil mils Pecan Aimmu sa ilberts Inmans and ur their seas i Pickles Raisins etc etc constantly on hand vmpuoR 3 barrels refined Guin Camphor low by aug17 IJHJ ptNH APPLKS We Have a verTh JL ami delicious fruit for sale PAINTS OILS itc 50 twrrrela Linseed Oil pure 200 gallon Turpentine 6000 pounds White Lend No 1 dry 6000 Extra dry P000 Pure 1000 lied Ixuid 100 kegs While Leod No 1 in oil 100 150 pre 2060 pounds English Venetian Red J300 rench Yellow 10 barrels Whiting mfld pounds puny in tin cans Paris WkilK BM Sinver Leaf Bronze Lampblack Chroma Green tew Paint Brushes etc etc for sale very low by aulfidaw 85 Woodward A CARD HILL No 120 Jetierxm AveWHs IN ennneetten with Wholesale esuildislimciit we have employed exerinred li MANUACTURING ALL KLNDsTiV rt ri which wn Aflhr fnr nt ihr Inu njt comprises a panot our assortment whirl a lies to suit purchasers without charge for packages 1 A8 7 Kisses round Wintergreen Sticks Lct quality for sale by A SrSW 120JcfferMoxZJt 2 cases fresh prunes just received i J' 1 rzvjenersoa 2oasks Zante Currants test sale by A unW k'i J20 Jefleaoa ASS Drugs chemicals 1000 Itis Epsom Salts 500 lbs Cream Tartar 500 lour Sulphur 100 new crop Turkey Opium lliO oz sulphate Quinine 20 Morphine or sale by A my25 1 20 Jefferses avene Iin plaid and striped muslins wide and narrow capes crape lea se rouschcs and tabs BONNETS A CLOAKS The undersig ned is now exhibiting a ven large and complete stock of Paris flats Caps Head Dresses Cardinals and Cloaks of entirely new and elegant it is his determination to have his stock in ibis department complete in every respect and to be supplied at all tunes with tlie newest and most fashionable goods to be found in (be New York market inc prices of which shall be at least us low as any house tn this or any other city The subscriber would' invite particular attention to his very large stock of medium and low priced Bonnets consisting pf Silk Velvet Hats lorerm Braids Pearl £hruw Silk Hats Pedal Braids atm Hats Eng Dunstable and Com Straws Also hts large stock of medium and low priced cloaks manu factured of mennus gala plaids alpacais and chnmehon lusters by experienced persons and made the most substantial and du rable manner oc 12 GEO MOOX OAKLAND COI NTY One or two thousand dol lars in bills of this Bank is wanted al mv xchange Office or which a fair price will be paid in cash Office Jefferson ave nue nearly opposite the Michigan Insurance Bank ocio McCartney PIANO ORTE INSTRVETORS und A Piano orte Instructors for sale single or by the dozen at Music Store opposite the Michigan Ex change oc6 500 VOJLUNES BOOKS AT AUCTIOJN BLANK MEMORANDUM BOOKS STEEL PENS Thia event ng Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday AT AUCTION ROOM This collection of Books probably the most extensive ever of fered in this place at public sale are all new and warranted per among which are Theological Aledical Law Miscellane ous Bibles and Prayer Books of every description of size and binding Poetry History Romantic Travels Tales Adventures and lhe Drama Albums Portfolios Books in rich und elegant binding suitable for presents ine library editions of standard works or further particulars please call and examine lhe stock Books will be sold positively without reserve as the slock must be closed immediately Those who wish to purchase will please call soon Books al private sale during the day at very low pri ces i RESH ARRIVAL DRY GOODS CAHPETINGS Ac i BRADORD CO are now opening at No? 116 Jefferson avenue I Phoenix Block a large and splen did assortment of imported and domestic Dry Goods for tlie city iPUita ns rl Inuc de Lames Scotch Ginghams Gingham Robes ancy Prints Plaid and Plain Alpaccas Cashmeres Gala Plaids Gloves of all descriptions Silk Alpacca Cotton and Worsted Hose Silks Salting and Scarfs Inside Hdkfs Also large assortment of urnishing Goods such as SJIUBcrCllo A rpCt Illgs 3 ply Ingrain 2 11 Common Stair Carpeting Oil Cloth Kup Stair lloda Piano orte Cover iteibroidered Table Coven Cotton and Linen Diaper Printed Datnaik Napkina Brown Linen Huckabuck do Toilet Coven Rumis Diaper Cruh CurtainDimity Paper Hanging Re Curtain mualina 'Kt pffrtrfo theiseTenl districts: Ui A McReynolds John Schwarz Elredre Samuel Deaton 'John AIIsb JDDavis Sd Cook 4th' District Toil 'J itzgerald 5ih A Balch 6th District Niles A Parsons 7th Danforth Saco (Me) Democrat says It is rumor ed that lhe President has tendered the appointment of Attorney General of the United States to Hon Nathan Clifford of that slate 1 1 7 Indian The importation of Indian corn into England is increasing with a rapidity almost incredible Duringthe month of August 1845 the quantity imported from Liverpool amounted to 9360 bushels while in August bf this year the im portations reached 160446 bushels Conscientious The Treasury Depart ment has received 50 from the collector of the cus toms at Baltimore enclosed in annonymous letter addressed to him stating the same to be due to the United States by a Catholic Upham of Milwaukie was elected Pres ident of the Wisconsin Convention to form a state constitution The vote stood as follows: 25 half cliesia Young Hyson Tea corp StHgRtW 20 i O'ffWSIi 30 Old "IW 22 Young 28 The aliove Teas are'atl of reeent importation wirrailMsiMl and sound and ranging in price from five ehillinptSMM cenis per or sale at a small advance upon cost by HILuDHBMM 12BJeffbnonMffH 1st £1 3d 4th 32 44 43 52 20 21 20 19 26 24 25 17 10 2 1 2.