Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

nu6 3w STATE MICHIGAN County of Wayne A a ol Ute Probate Court tor the county of Wayne uou en at office of the ludso thereof at the city of Detroit on riday fifth day ot November in the year one thousand eight hun dred and forty rreeent Corneliu" O'lynn Judge of Probate In the matter ot the estate of leiac I) Burnett deceased On rending and tiling the final account ot administration ol John Hulbert administrator ot said estate which be prays may be ex amined and allowed ant also that distribution ot the estate of said deceased in the hands ot said administrator may lie inane a mongsttlic paities interested Un rein and that a quietus may be granted in the premises Thereupon it i ordered that Monday the sixth day of De cemtar next at ten in thr forenoon be as igtied fr Ute hearing ni 1 1 vtitiuti and thit Ute heirs at law ot said decea s'd and all other person inter Bird in said estate are required arvienr nt a session ot said probate court then beholden at the ortn of the judge thereof at the city of Ih Uoit and show cause it ant (here ta vhv the said account should not be allowed and the praver of the petitioner should not be And it is further ordered that sai petitioner give notice to the jwtmhk Rte! in said estate of the pendency of said itition and the hearing thereof bv causing a copy ot thi orrr to tajwib fished in the Daily Democratic ree Pres a printed and circulating insaid county ot Wayne three successive once in each week A true copy) 1 A 6 in i i I Judge of Probate 8 OYSTERS! JOHN EDWARDS at the 14 erry Saloon would respxtf inform Oyster eater that Im is tn the daily receiptor Oysters and' alwatys ready to supply thorn ho niavga jJ call or will sen 1 to families His stablishnient is well and hi can safely say that he never behind in quantity CalI and see cya WOOS! WOOD! 7 rpH Subscriber wishe to contract for 75 or 100 cordsnf 1 1 maple or hickory Wood to be delivered at the I' tetbre the nth of November next A WHITALL 1st Lt Sth Inf A AQJL Office Dep't Detroit Octv7 Hi OcYLlftj TWO IIOINES AND LOT AT Al'CTIOA TTTILL RESOLD AT AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY al AT DOTYS A ABBOTS AUCTION ROOM Two new story and a half Houses and Lot No lid corner efe lumbia an Clifford sir cis Brown's Park to be sold serve to the highest bidder Terms of sale at time of sale or lurtlier particulars enquire of BEN NETT LOCAL MATTERS Eimtwv SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 6 Allen Cook John itzgerald 10U 170 ISO 102 100 Van Buren Commercial Department PARKER BRO irfice tf IJlPOUTiaD 1IQI tills 10 pipes Pale A Bnflnlo Market has just is 18 New York 'Harket AT Raisins a Dr Duman more Ver 120 Jefferson avenue epl3itf 28 92 150 180 we un work of 0 4 hinerne Mackinac Allegan (tlawa Ionia Allegan Barry Berrien Branch io 4 reights dull No signa of the steamer yet Complimentary Both Judge Ransom and XV enton the Governor and Lieut Governor elect run far ahead of the balance of the ticket in their respective counties Eaton Ionia Jackson Kalamazoo Kent Ottawa Macomb Wnshiennw Jackson Calhoun Kalama ziki Barry Monroe Lenawee Berrien St Joseph Livingston Branch Van Buren Kent I a peer Wav no Oakland 200 140 180 1 50 Arkansas Intelligencer notices the death of Col David olsom a leading member of the Choctaw nation Judge Reese of the Supreme Court of Tennessee has resigned ffy5 The rot has destroyed about one half of the potato crop in Montgomery county Aid 74 95 250 42 Ransom 600 GOO Muslin DeLaines Pi'k and drab all quaL rench Ac English Merino Paramatta Cloths Embron Ac English MerinoMohair Luster Silk Alpaca Bombazines Gordon 14 300 10 200 170 100 100 400 200 100 100 400 300 Now that the political battle has been fought we shall have less of politics and more of commercial and home matters Another Railroad to Buffalo The Toronto Globe says application will be made at the next session of the Legislature for an Act to incorporate a Company to construct a Railroad from the town of Brantford to the shores of the Niagara river op posite Buffalo under the name and style of the falo and Brantford Railroad There will now be a political calm of six months when another fierce contest will commence The Democratic national convention will probably assemble on the 4th of July next and in the mean time the democracy should keep up an organization and be prepared at'the call of their country' to render it service We must triumph in 1848 and all we want to make it sure is organization canals for the present season upto the 22d of Oct have amounted to $3052 15o which is an increase ol nearly $800000 over the receipts of last year to the same date In New Orleans a few days since some waggish fellow cut from an old paper of 1836 a notice of the arrival of Santa Anna in the Crescent city which notice he suck up on a bulletin board Though it was taken down in five minutes it had been up long enough to set the hole city in quite a stir worth of New Riblions cood style Artificial lower Steel Bead Purse Twist on Spool German Working Worsted Steel Button Slide Worsted Working Needles Cap Borden Tali Paste Board Also purchased for cash in this market: 10 bale Browd Sheeting 4 case Bleached do Cheap for Cash only 140 235 150 200 100 85 qw THE LADIES DETROIT MY NEWL GOODS are arriving! A part of my invoice of Black and Colored Lyonese Cloth is received The remainder in a day or two Your special attention is invited AUGUSTUS I WELLES nolisdtf Cor Jefferson and Woodward avenues It is settled that ather visit to this country' of which so much has been said will be made early in the spring We have a great field for his benevolent labors in this country which he is just the man to improve to the utmost or some time past the captains of the main line of Liverpool Packets from Boston have had a general order from the owners to place at the disposal of the good fa ther Mathew the private state cabins of those fine Greehy Office No 70 Jcffeon Avenoc corner of Shelby street next door io the Mchiga Exchange nttnrolAl nt ttr nov a ujcii uwcumn ii requucw orders leitas above or atthc Post Office will be duly attended to XT AH work warranted Gen Pillow A letter appears in the Washing ton Union of Saturday evening from this distin guished General in which it is stated that his leg was very much shattered by a ball in the battle be fore the city of Mexico and that the surgeons in sisted upon immediate amputation The General resisted this and the result proves with good judgement for he is now we are happy to state recovering ttjrThe Governor of Tennessee has called for the ten companies in East Tennessee who offered their services to the Department under a former re quisition to organize themselves as speedily as pos sible into a regiment and proceed to Mexico They are to rendezvous at Knoxville and Athens Great Bargains in Dry Goods THE SUBSCRIBERS now offer entire stock of Dry ons at the NEW ORK CASH STORE No 112 Jefferson Ave nue at Wholesale or Retail at the New York Cost for CASH 'The stock rornprirg one ot ill? larger and best selected aon rnenis of Staple and anty ry (nods ever offered in this market An opportunity is now offered to the purchasers to select from a large and fresh stock of goods at their prime cost no xiaw VS A ABBOT 47 122 68 102 Disarming the Mexicans A correspondent of the Journal of Commerce writing from Washing ton Oct 20th says: have reason to believe that orders have been sent out to Gen Scott to take measures for disarming the Mexicans in all parts of the country as far as do do do hhd do rpo THE OtTYTRY TRADE I WELLES hereby apprizes COUSTHY TRADERS that the only complete and full assortment of German Working Worsteds to lie found at his store corner of Jefferson and Wood war I av enues Detroit Trice to defy competition nolisdtf The Lafayette Bank Cincinnati issued new notes having on one end the figure of Lafayette and on the other that of Gen Tavlor LOUR AND GRAIN The receipts' of Hour wheat corn and barley at tide water for 4th week in Ort 1 6 and 1 07 are given in the Albany Ar gus as toBows: 1817 Gordon Stuart New Goods! New Goods! AT THE Great Western St Detroit Cash Store JUST RECEIVED by AUGUSTUS WELLES through Liv ingston prompt Express One Thousand 1 illars TO CITV MERCHAVTS OR SAIE An invoice of ancy Good to the amount of a bout S3UO0 Th are lor I allies wear and of the most ele gant and costly st ylos and all of the latest fashion Those goods will be sold at les than eastern price for cash or approve 1 pajier CRANE WESSON ICTriilVD BY rsale at BAGG BOOKSTORE: fir The Crater by ennimore Cooper Living Age No 179 The Buckskin Marmaduke Herbert Wayside Cross Sir Henry Morgan the Buccaneer The Commercial remarks: This statement shows an increase in the receipt of wheat and flour during the 4th week of Oct compared with the receipts durine the same week last ear equal to £s8cl bbls flour The article of barley continues to shows reduction in the re ceiplsof the new crop compared with those of last season the receipts of this season being 651 0110 bushels from the 1st of Sep tember to 31st tilt against stH 000 bu for the corresponding period We have met the enemy and they are ours Jac kson county has done nobly Though whiggerv sought the alliance of abolitionism and strained every nerve for Gordon and Blair the whole demo cratic ticket has a majority varying from 75 to 200 votes! Stuart the noble champion of democrat ic principles will have 150 majority and this not withstanding the leaders of abolitionism in this vil lage went for Gordon irst Gun from Lansing The new seat of go vernment has done well The democratic majority is about 30 Premium Daguerrean Gallery ODD ELLOWS' HALL Is ouw open Ladit's and Gentlemen are invited to call and amine specimens (which may be to their interest) and sit for a liKenrss if they choose by way of experiment Miniatures taken at all hours of thr day from A to 5 1 iri tkont regard to the ireather no5 A parliamentary return has recently been printed showing the number of letters noxv lying in the British Post Office containing coin bank notes bills of exchange or other property This return shows that 4201 such letters are lying in the Dead Letter Office containing property valued at the al most incredible sum of £40410 nearly $200000 all of which has accrued during the last hree years Mr ells who died of his wounds al the last battle in Mexico was of St Louis Ma kinac Nov 3 1847 We have returns from Bearer Island which gives 11 majority for State and Senator this town gives 51 majority for Gov and Lieut Gov and 50 for Senator King has in this town 62 majority re mainder of the ticket all right Yours See IL The other two townships in this county will in crease the Dem majority about 35 making a total of 85 for Senators pretty good for one day HOSEin A CJIOVl The largest and bct of Ladiew' Gcntt' an Silk Worsted and Cotton hosrry: Ladies' Gents and Kid Silk Worsted and Thread Glovcw now to be found in this city coniprm ng every variety at quality and tor sale at Reduced riers at me New York Cash store No 112 Jefferson avenue notiisuw AlCTIONMfE Tke NfuJorHic Below are the majorities so far ns heard on Go vernor: The following are the names of the Senators en titled to scats in the next senate District HOLDING OVER John Schwarz Robert Eldredge District Samuel Denton John District Bags Clark Breck Wheaton Hall tty5" Dr Riley proposes to deliver two lectures in this citv probably Tuesday and Wednesday which will be well worth hearing and seeing Dr Riley has for a number of years bsen a resi dent of Turkey and his lectures will relate to the habits customs of the people Besides giv ing a great many interesting particulars with re gard to the social condition of the Turks with which a residence among them could alone have made him acquainted Dr will appear in full Turkish ro tiune such as it was in all its luxurious picturesqiieness before the innovations of the fath er of the present Sultan and as it is now worn by the officers of the government a hybrid between 'Turkish and Eurojiean standards of taste His lectures are highly spoken ot Melam holy regret to announce the death of the ladv of Jonas IL 'Titus Esq of Jackson 'The circumstances are these: she was coming upthe lake on board the 1 lendrick Hudson and on Thurs day night arose from her berth delirious it is sup posed and walked overboard and was not missed until too lute She was an accomplished lady and I her loss will be severely felt not only by her hus band and family but by a numerous circle of friends The Sultana and Hudson arrived from be low vesterdav Thev report Buffalo harbor blocked up tvith sail craft ttyThc London also came up yesterday from Buffalo tty5 Yesterdav was a cool fall day the first we 5Ve believe that it is now generally admitted that the receipt of flour and wheat for the remainder of ihe canal season will fall far shor ol those for the snme period last year What those re ceipts XX ere as also of barley will he seen by the following state oiuily Democruiie lint Aov 3d 1817 Editor of ree Press: Sir: Enough of the returns have been received in this county to show that the democratic State and Senatorial ticket is carried by about thirty majori ty OVUKIOATS BEAVER CLOTHS rench En lish and American a verv good selection blacks broxvns and mixture for Gentlemens' at A oct Hi cor Jefferson and Woodward avc boxes Sperm Candle The majority for enton will be one hundred and P'Hshnwr for Thomson (Senate) from seventy live to a hun dred In the towns which were taken from Lapeer and attached to this county Hart has probably run considerably behind his ticket owing to local feel ing The whigs have succeeded in electing one mem ber of the House (Blade?) and the result is doubtful as to the other: but it is probable Mather democrat is elected by a small majority The votes for Representatives were governed ve ry generally by local feelings and afford no index of the strength of party Yours truly OR SALE 3 bbls Tanners Oil cheap for cash bv AGUSTCS WELLER oct23 tf cor Jefferson and Woodward Avenues irst NEW SENATORS George Griswold Charles A Loomis Second Michael Shoemaker Thomas Rice Third Nelson Dunham 1) 1) Sinclair Enos Berry ourth Alex II Redfield JVM Campbell Waldo Sixth IL Thom son Alvin Hart James McCabe Serenth District Rix Robinson Danforth RECAPITULATION Dem Wli RED White Yellow Green Plain Twilled and Checked lannels for sale low bv oct 21 HOLMES BABCOCK Senators Representatives (as far as heard) Anarchy Keig ns in NIoxico The desertion of Santa Anna's armv at Puebla is a circumstance that more than any other of the war shows the absolute lawlessness of that people and the inevitable tendency of the government to anarchy Santa Anna is the only man in Mexico who could have raised and provisioned armies and kept alive the war to this time but it appears bv this event that even his power has departed Eight thousand Mexican soldiers opposed to less than one thousand Americans cooped up in a small fortress from which they dared not come out: the former in no way exposed only to the defensive fire of the lat ter with plenty to eat kc refuse to obey orders of their once great chief and each quietly and cool ly takes the responsibility to do as he pleases This shows that there is no man nor government in Mex ico which they fear Every Mexican is a Sove reign a Santa now The last Mexican army is disbanded and all we have to do is to sub due the separate States and establish a Provincial CZeve Plain pITY LOTS OR SAI IIAP The sulwcriberJ offers for sale twelve lots on the Deqnindre ann These are good building lot and increasing in value A I itieral credit will be given ALBERT CRANE noldtf over Mich In Bank Cabinet Council! Ac Washington Oct 27 1847 The cabinet had a regular session yesterday and an extraordinary one to day We have not heard the subject of their deliberations: but it is probably in reference to the recommendations of the President to Congress on the subject of the war as derstand the President has set about the preparing his message Bit ENS Silks Mouslinc de Ianp Cashmeres Plank Bonibatns plain and strie Alpaccas rench Meri nos Ginghams Prints ace are now selling at Srv York covt at the New York Cash Store No 112 Jeffcrun avenue nod J'ner? was but little brought in by wagons Sales of wagon load made at Imports at Buffalo for the Month of October We lune entered upon the month of navigation says the Buffalo 'im4i reial and no change save a slight augment 4tion of wheat and Hour ami an increase in corn of 224779 bushels may tra ced during the past month as compared with the season of 1 "45 Tilts year th? excess of Hour landed in Octoler is 32tW 8 barrel and the aggregate of wheal brought in is 1102 100 as compared with 934 hsi bushels in October last season A steady increase lift characterized the movements of breadstuffs this year and ev ery succeeding one will exhibit features equal in magnitude and The Mobile Herald announces the death by yel low fever of Hon Henry Goldthwaite Judge of the Supreme Court of Alabama Mr Longworth of Cincinnati has made from his vintage of Catawba Qrape 6000 bottles of champaigne which promises to be of a superior quality and will be fit for us the next MATCH 250 pro superior riction Matcbe for ZZ? BARKER 4 The generous citizens fSouth Carolina are taking the necessary measures to raise a fund for the support of the widow and children of the late Col Butler No individual is to subscribe than a dollar for the purpose Vermont and Virginia The Governor of ginia having sent back the resolutions of the mont Legislature relative to slavery and the Mexi can war Gov Eaton in his message says Vermont can have no fears that her honor will be dimmed bv the contrast in the respective positions of the States District JB District NatbanT A Balch District Andrew Parsons TO DETIKHT NfHCHAATS A COMPETENT SALESMAN Want a Situation in a Dry Gnods Store or is well acquainted with the chy and Canada trad? understand English and rench I anzuagm'ity reference will be given Arldress box No 27 letroit oa BAT1 fc Jtard Brandv Cognac do london Dock do Holland Gin Jamaica Rum St Croix do 1 puncheon Irish Whiskey Tlie above Liquors have been selected ly a cofnpetent judge Warranted pure and will be wld at a small advance Call and examine at TllbS GAILAGHER'H oct23 cor Griswold and Woodbridge sU P17 DINARS ATTEND The largest aortmeut of goods in your line is offered for wile at the Great Western and Detroit Cash Store Corner of Jefferson and Woodward avenues Detroit They con sist (imk of every description Brufihct? Buttons Sewing Silks Cottons and Threads lace Edgings Silk and Bead Purses Steel Beadsand Purse Trimmings Taes Needles Bindings Pins Working Worsteds Whalebones Comforters ancy Hdkfe and Cravats German Cologne Court Placer Gimps and ringes Purse Silk Twist Sadlers Silk Sjx'ctacles Playing Cards Card Counters Linen and Cotton Ribbons Braids Ace nolidtf AUGUSTUS WELLES BR1SHKX White Wash Stove Horae and Scrubbing Brushes for sale GALLAGHER uod Nos 19 4c 21 cor Griswold and oudbridge sts CODISH HRKIXG AND MACKERE1 20 quintals Codfish 40 Itoxes Herring just received and for sale bv oct2ti PARKER BRO boxes Cincinnati Starch20 do Utica do jusi rerrivej sale by (ocrb) PARKER Blit) 761 BBLS WHITE ISH Detroit inpection lor sale for tJv cash or on approved fo tr month note ALGI STUS WELLES Jefferson and Woodward Avenues BONNET'S A splendid assortment for sale at the New York Cash Store 112 Jedbrson avenue nod dtw Wood 1k Hatch have got 200 bbls of the best inti of apples We know because we are a judge and have tried them London landed at Black Rock Buffalo harbor being so crowded I ttRev Samuel Haskell has accepted the call i of the Baptist Church of this city ard will enter I upon his labors to morrow SIU A Stuart Wnoliry Loaf Crushail and Powdered Sugar on hand and for sale bx ROBERT DERMONT National Hotel buildings Woodward axe Rumored It is said that since the commencement of the prosecution of Madame Restell police officers have been stationed to watch follow and learn tho places of residence of persons calling at her house in Greenwich st A book con taining the addresses of the persons is in the hands of the District Attorney and the information it con tains he is prepared to use in the prosecution of the prisoner il he finds it necessary Manv vague re ports are in circulation respecting the sudden re moval of several respectable families from town on the arrest of Madame Rested fearful of being cal led upon to give bail for the lady We hope and believe that these reports are untrue or at least greatly exaggerated If the District Attorney deemed it necessary for the attainment of the ends of justice to establish this arbitrary espionage we suppose no remonstrance can be made against it and the informotion he has obtained mav be used lor that purpose meantime it would perhaps be as well if the press would refrain from lending its in fluence to the propagation of doubtful rumors which cannot fail to be deleterious to the character of the city and are onlt useful in catering to the cravings of lovers of scandal ee Mirror 1ST KECEIVEDat the Periodical and Phrenological Depot 41 Wiki Iward avenue the following among many oth vsorks: Hinnen ightsinl their Political Guaranties by I Hurlbut Lne of Patrick Usury AllcrPs American Agriculture Religion Natural ami Revealed by owler UuiiNtitution of Man Marmaduke llerhcrt by Counters of Blessington Knights of Gwynn by C1urki 'Ph? ('hampion of reedom: by Samuel Wadsworth 'I he Daughter by Ainsworth 'Hie air Isabel by Eugene Sue The Conspirators Temptation The Indian in his Wigwam by II SchoolcrattAgnes Lcle by Ms ihekering Grandfather Nursery Stories lav ol the Iist Minstrel Kokeby Sir Trintrem ami the A ion of Jon Roderick: by alter Scott The Jew of Grenada by Edward Matunn The Iron Mask by Victor Hugo The rench Cook or House Companion Rody the Rover or the Ribbonman a 'Pale of Ireland Rupert Sinclair by the author ot Ten Thousand a Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue Illustrated Life of (Jen Scott The Mothers of England by Miss Ellis Pictures Eile A Voice from the Vintage ynit noJ $10 Reward? from the Mihserifier on the 10th nin near Gnnd Rapids a very large bay HORSE with a wnall star in hi forehead and a bunch on hit right hind ahcle joint about eight years old A reward of 10 will be given for information furnished the Mahacriber at the Commercial Hotel where he may be found AARON KONKLE 10 20 Woolsey'a If 20 bbls Crushed 15 Powdered 100 bacs Rio CoHee 35 aguayra Coffee 25 Java do 25 St Domingo Coffee 25 loss Pepper 20 bags 25 loxes Pepper Sauce 10 hhds Molasses io Mueroxado do 20 keg pure Ginger 100 boxes Pijiea JIM 2U EASTERN NEWSPAPERS New York Weekly Herald Tribune and New World and Philadelphia Saturday Courier also Bank Note List and Counterfeit Detector or sale by BATES BURNS oct29 41 Woodward Avenue BROAD CLOTHS A A ANSI Great Bargain can now be had in theae goods at the New York 'ash Store Dottd6w rvA Morochs and 10 hhls UPPER COUNTRY SUGAR for kJJ sale for cash or on approved four months note AUGUSTUS WELLES oct23 if cor Jefferson and Woodward Avenue Life 4c adventures of john a wr RELL the Great Weetcm Land Pirate with 22 enmvinaa on wood compiled from authentic sources by the editor of thZ National Police Gaaette PrieeSJ eta Juat no BATES BUENtM BIIOI'II A A SILK SHAWLS 1U0 splendid Brocha Shawl ItKJ Worsted 25 super Black Silk or sale at pnme cwt ai me New York Cash Store No 112 Jeff avenue nobdtiw OL1 HIONONGEHELA WHINKEY for sale by THfPS GBLLAGHER nu6 Cor Griswold A Woodbridge sU If YOU WANT BLANKETS OR COATS and also for BEDDING call al A Store 154 Jefferm Avenue They have a large lot on hand AIjICANT MATS suitable fur Door or Buggy Mats for sale by THOMAS GALLAGHER uoti Corner Griswold and Woodbridge st SOAP OR lbs Soap an excellent article for sale on commission bv oct23 WICKWARE PITTMAN SPER J1 OIL AND CANDLES fACA GALLS Winter and all Strained Sperm Oil OLVJ 3d Uixes Sperm Candles or sale bv THOS GALLAGHER oct22 19 A 21 cor Griswold and Woodbridge bbls Chemical Refined Camphine re evived direct from the Brooklyn Chemical Works or sale by THOMAS GALLAGHER uc t22 19 A 21 cor Grisu old Woodbridge Detroit Market ukk Office I Detroit Nov 6 1 17 All buxines in the pro luce line i suspended for want of east ern adv ire The steamer is looked for and until it arrive probably have few transaction to note The attendance on was fair but there was only one lot offered for sale No WOOLENS nnn rs ulled Cloth Sattinetts and Cassirncros for sale XiLrU at low prices by oct 21 HOLMES BABCOCK 100 boxes No 1 Herrinc for sale by THOMAS GALLAGHER no3 Nos 19 21 cor Griswold and Woodbridge st QJThe majority for Shtmk the democratic can didate lor Governor of vania was 17976 The following' arc the majorities of 1846 com I pared with those of 1847 so fnr ns returns have been received 'The majoritiesof 1817 are reported but will not probably vary much from the official 1846 Bradlev I aXlLIillll Crewell jewelers JfMJO P8 bar Lead 200 lags Shot 10 hLls Mackerel 20 i bbls 20 i bbls 150 boxen No 1 Herring 200 10 cases assorted Pickles 50 quintals Codfish JOO gro Gokh's Matches 25 bbls NV Oil 10 caks bleached spenu Oil Liquorice 100 lbs Nutmegs 200 mate Cassia 200 boxes Window Glass 2 5 bbls Lineed Oil 10 tons dry and greund WIXES AND LIQI OKN 10 tail pipes A Scignette Brandy 5 Duuy Pale American 3 qr casks prime old Madeira Wine 5 qr Sicily 5 Indian bbls old Upono Port 2 qr cask old Dry 5qr t'alabria 5qr Pine Dry Malaga 2 1 Burgundy Port 2 pipes Holland Gin (Swan) 1 do Anwrcan ldo 10 bbl St Croix Rum 2 punclicons do 20 basket? Champaigne Wine 3 casks Ixmtkm Porter qts 3 pints r0 bbls nld OhioNVhiskey 10 high proof Alcohol 1 bLl Cherry Bounce 1 Stoughton Bitters 10 boxes Ijemon Syrup 100 Candy Aloa grxd aortnient of imported and domemic enr per euacion ci wrappine and letter paper mustard blacking brtnb ground uptce olive oil in flasksand bottle laying cards cot ton and linen twine violin string rotn tar ngti prune mac coboyanuff fine cut chew in and smoking soliacco citron mired pickle and every tiling eie usnallv found in similar etablb tnenu winch we shall offer at very low price Country mer chants coming to this market and our old customer are request a MZ Ull UMULkUUllUV aw uil IllSCJ oc20 Lan 3 Sales by the Solicitor or the Treas ury VVe learn that the sealed proposals for the purchase of the interest of the United States in lands acquired in the payment of deht were this day open ed in the office in the presence of sever al officers of the treasury department Bids were received for each parcel advertised and many of them at liberal prices There were in all more than five thousand bids These are all to be entered on bid boc ks before it can be ascertained which are the highest Every exertion will be made to decide this at the earliest possible moment when notice will be given to those whose bids shall have been accepted It is probable that sales of all the advertised proper 1 ty have been made If so the Solicitor may con gratuhte himself upon entire success in his plan of Washington Union Oct 26 Valuable Wile A blacksmith named Osborne offered himself as bail at the court of sessions for a prisoner whose trial was put off till next term you surely worth $500 above all your in sir I hold my wife to at least without counting iSnferT Mtl8fied: Uke implied the AAA BJBLS VKHV IXE APPLES just received XW at No 92 Woodward avenue (store formerly occupied by Derinont) by no6 WOOD HATCH New York Nov 3 3 PM Th flour market i quite inactive although price continue bout the same viz RtitrJj for good Genesee and $650656 for (liio Michigan and other western There is mureanxiety tore ahxr among aellera of wheat but with the exception of 1000 bush prune quality Gctwsec no sales have transpired There is a fair demand for yellow corn al 77a)7a and sales ef 4 bu rnix were made at 11 uhwius are in moderate request and sales have been made al 30f Provisions continue without much movement and no change in WINTER TRAINED Just received direct from the manufacturers 13 barrel of Bleached Winter Strained Oil for sale bv the barrel at low price nep29 HOLMES A BABCOUK DAILY REE PRESS A Chapter for Young Husband Walking the other uiy with a valued friend who had been confined to his room for a week or two bj" sickness: he remarked that a husband might learn a good lesson by being occasionally confined to his house having in this way a good opjairtiinity of witnessing tne cares and neverending toils of his wife whose burden and duties and patient endurance he might never have understood There is a great deal in this thought perhaps enough for an Men especially young men arc called by their business during the day mostly away from home returning only at the hours for meals and as they then see nearly the same routine of duty they begin to think it is their own lot to perform all the drudgery and to be exercised with all the weight of care and responsibility But such a man has got a very wrong view of lhecase: he needsan opportuni ty for more extended observation and it is perhaps for this very reason that a kind Providence arrests him by sickness that while suffering pain he mav learn what he would fail to observe in health We have recently seen a great many things said to wives exposing their faults perhaps magnifying iriem uiu expounuing io mein in none ot the knvl est terms their duty and the offices pertaining to a sphere Now we believe that wives as a whole are really better than they are generally ad mitted to be We doubt if there can be found a large number of wives who are disagreeable and negligent without some palpable coldness or short coming on the part of their husbands So far as we have had an opportunity for observation they are far more devoted and faithful than those who style themselves their lords and who by the cus toms of society have other and generally more plea sant varied duties to perform We protest then against these lectures so often and so obtrusively addressed to the ladies and insist upon it that thev must most of them have been written by some fusty bachelor who knew no better or by some in considerate husbands who deserve to have been ba chelors to the end of their lives But is there nothing to be said on the other side? Are husbands so generally the perfect amiable injured beings they are so often represented to be! Men sometimes declare that their extrava gancies have picked their pockets that their never ceasing tongues have robbed them of their peace and their general disagreeablene has driven them to the tavern and gaming table but this is general ly the wicked excuse for a most wicked lite on their own part The fact is men often lose their in terest in their homes by their own neglect to make their homes interesting and pleasant It should never be forgotten that the wife has rights as sa cred after marriage as before and a good devotion to the wife after marriage will concede to her quite as much attention as Ills gallantry did while a lover If it is otherwise he most generally is at fault Tak 3 a few examples Before marriage a voting mn would feel some delicacy about accepting an invitat on to spend an evening in a company where his lady love had not been invited Is he always so particular after marriage! During the davs of courtship his gallantry would demand thathe should make himself agreeable to her after marriage it of ten happens that he thinks more of being agreeable to hinuelf How often does it happen that married men alter having been away from home the live long day during which the wife has toiled at her duties go in the evening to some place of amusement and ave her to toil on uncheered and unhappy How i ften it happens that her kindest efforts pass unobserved and unrewarded even by a smile and her best efforts are condemned by the fault findmr husband How often does it happen even when the evening is spent at home that it is emploxed silentl in reading or some other way that does not recognize the right to share in the enjoyments even the fireside Loo ye husbands for a moment and remember what your wife was when you took her not from compulsion but from your own choice a choice based probably on what you then considered her superiority to all others She was voung perhaps the idc i of 'a happy borne she was gay and blithe as i lark and the brothers and sisters at her fireside cherished her as an object of endearment Yet she left all to join her destiny with yours to make your home happy and to do all that love could prompt and womans ingenuity devise to meet your wishes and lighten the burdens which might press upon you in your pilgrimage She of course had her expectations too She could not entertain feelings which promised so much without forming some idea of reciprocation on your part and she did expect you would after marriage perform those Kind offices of which you were so lavish in the days of betrothment She became your wife and left her own home for yours burst asunder as it were the bands of which had bound her to her father's fireside and sought no other boon than your affections left it may be the ease and deli cacy of a home of indulgence And now what must be her feelings if she gradually awakes to me coPociousness tnat you love her less than before? That your evenings arc spent abroad that you only come home at all to satisfy the demands of your hunger and to find a resting place for vour head when weary ora nurse for your sick chamber when diseased? Why did she leave the bright hearth of her youthful days? Why did you ask her to give up the enjoyment of a happy home! Was it simply to darn your stockings mend your clothes take care of your children and watch over your sick bed? Was it merely to conduce to your own comfort? Or was there some understanding that she was to be made happy in her connection with the man she dared to love? Nor is the answer sufficient that you give her a home that you feed and clothe her You do this for your you would do it for an indifferent housekeeper She is your wife and unless you at tend to her wants and in some way answer the ex pectatons which you raised by vour attentions be fore marriage you need not wonder if she be de jected and her heart sinks into insensibility but if this be so think well who is the cause of it We repeat it very few women make indifferent wives whose feelings have not met with some outward shock by the indifference or thoughtlessness of their husbands It is our candid opinion that a large majority of the instances of domestic miserv the man is the aggressor pis Rec YTTE are receiving from the Hazard Powder Company a suppfr I ot thfir celebrated Sporting Powder which we offer fa Kentueky Rifle Powder GO do cbesuand hf chestfl Young Hyson Tea 1 20 do do Gunpowder do 100 caddy taxes Young Hyson and Gunpor a choice article of Old Hvon and Black Tea for nu THOMAS GALLAGHER oct 23 19 A 21 cor Griswold and Woodbridge rs SI lw A IK 2b000 imported Havana and Princiue bighlv flavored for sale by cSan ort25 PARKER br0 OICE 00 bags prime Rio Codee 3 5 Iaguavra 15 Old Java 20 St Domingo Juft received and for sale by A HILL 120 Jeflerson avenue Bi Just received a supply of flat Bugles with 9 keys at Music £tore oct29 100 bags Rio Cuba Java and Mocha Coffee for sale by GALLAGHER no3 Nos 19 A 21 cor Griswold and 44 oodhridga sts sep29 PARKER A BRO OVK 300 MI AW 1N just received all wool (in place of cloaks) price S3j to S10 Splendid Brocha Long Shawls S30 to do do do 11 to SIS Great variety of lower price dd to all new goods and styles that are most fashionable at the east will be found very cheap at the ocl BEECHER Buffalo Nov 3 2 5 The flour market is rather inactive buyers generally holding off fur the foreign news in anticipation of a declint' in the European markets There is rather more anxiety towel! among some deal Ir while others whose views differ from those of buyers are ap parently not disposed to offer extensively at reduced rates In wheat there is more doing The transactions which occurred since our last are 2576 bu Milan wheal in store at bu Milan in store at 811s 4500 bu Sandusky afloat at 8115 9000 bu Milwaukee at Sl124 ft)d 5000 bu Chicago at SB In flour the only transactions we have to note are 312 bbls two good brands Michigan at 8556 and 150 bbls choice Ohio at 8562J or the privilege until after the arrival of the steamer of 5u0 bbls mixed Michigan at 8550 and shipped at 75c 12c bbl was offered and accepted There is a fair demand fur corn but there were no samples offered on The market may be quoted at 55jf3 56r There is a mod inquiry for highwmes and iOOcasks in two parcels brought 25c Nothing of consequence dcing in pro There is a steady demand for tallow and we bear of the alnnf 4e bblfl taef and lb of mutton at 10c all round Canal freights are 75ft)7e on flour 2 1 (a 22c on wheat and corn to Albany or Troy LAMP OIL! 1 5 cask I amp Oil Al Auction ON SATURDAY MORNING Nov 6 (tale to commence at in o'clock A M) tn front of DOTYS A ABBOT'S AUCTION ROOM ill lie sold without reserve 15 casks Lamp Od TJ Terins Cash nol DKBSSGOOBS Holme Babcock Woodward avenue have recently received a fine assortment of Dry Goods select ed with care which are ortl red at the lowest market price con sist n' in tart of the following articles: Dark Ginahauis (choice patterns) Cashmeres Orleans riant Oregon Windsor Gala do (high rollers) Raw Silk plaid Drab Alpaca Plaid do a itirrtf AIko a good assortment of Black Italian and Gro de SaifSilkr together with a full assortment of oilier goods suitable for the all trrde oct20 HOLMES fc BABUOCK have on hand a good article of Grain Sacking also a large lot of Grain Bags made in the strongest manner Tor sale low oct21 HACK1NACK BLANKETS 1BALE 3 point heavy Mackinack Blankets just received also a fine assortment of Bed Blankets large size or sale low by HOLMES A BABCOCK The Mexican debt to English capitalists about $50000000 A patent for an eight day watch made to witnont an inside chain has been taken out at ton England ('igary fleam boat brand choice brands a uerior quality THO'S GALLAGHER We shall not give the returns imperfect as they arc until the whole State is heard from when we shall give the vote of the State by counties It has all gone one way but the vote shows con clusivt ly that had the as they are called voted for the ticket whigery would have been beaten as badly as it has in the State of Michigan These local difficulties in New York are ruinous to the success of the party and we sincerely hope they mav be now settled We have nothing to say as to the right and wrong of the two factions we on ly hope fora union for the great contest of 1848 An Indurement to Volunteer Gen Scott in one of his orders calls on the com manders of regiments and corps to furnish the names of the sergeants corporals and other enlisted men who distinguished themselves in the recent battles so they may receive the benefit of the act of con gress of March 3d 1847 which authorizes the government to promote such persons to the rank of Brevet Lieutenant This is right the glorious victories could not have been won without the rank and file they have many of them earned advance ment and it should not be denied them The above order will also serve as an inducement for the patri otic young men of Michigan to come forward and fill the call on this State Now is the time too to show their patriotism and hope soon to be able to announce that the regimentof Michigan vol teers are waiting orders to march at the lowest prices 51) 100 hf and qr kega do 50 kegs Blasting 175 bag shot assorted nc t23 OR THE ALL TRADE NEW AND RESH 1 20 Jefferson Avenue Detroit THE Subsc ribers have on hand and are now recejvinjfforthe jobbing trade as follows viz 25 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 15 do do do 5f 24 do do do 250 chests and hf chest Tea 0 half chests 11 Tea 50 catty taxes Imperial Tea iHiua ugar 15 Muscovado Sugar 10 New Orleans i Rooms 75 Woodward Avenue oiposite Odd Hall nr Cl A RS 75000 Principe 20000 Havana 1500 Regalia 10 OW Pantillo nr ale bv no3 cor Griswold and Woodbridge sts below post office 1 MACKEKEE in barrels halves and kits in store and for sale bv ROBERT DERMONT no2 National Hotel Buildings Woodward Avenue GREAT PICTORIAL BATTLE SHEET lustrated history of the victories and conquest of the American armv in Mexico Also United States Railroad and Ocean Steam vigation Guide illustrated with a map of the United Staws ing the working lines of Railroad ut received bv or 125 HATES BURNS 41 an II A 51 PA IGN baskets Heidsieck and xho choice brand? ibr sale bv THOMAS 4LLAGHR oct23 19 A 21 cor Griswold and Woodbridge £1000 CASH ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ready for investment in Detroit Citv Prcpertv to jierson offering good bargains Apply to DANIEL LE EVRE Agent Next door toC Ptqueite' Jefferson avenue NEW GOODS THE Subscriber would call the attention of Country Merchants Tavern Keepers and armers to his stock of Groceries Wines and Liquors as they have taen carefully selected and will be sold at prices to suit Call and examine for yourselves at 19 and 21 corner of Griswold and Woodbridge streets below the ust Office THOMAS GALLAGHER Detroit Oct 1947 100 lioxe raikina in pood order for al bv 3 GALLAGHER oSj 10 01 cor Griiwold and Woodbridge Pure Juice Port Sherry and Maderia Wine fcrle by GALLAGHER o9 No 10 21 cor Grinrold and Woodbridge Vi Dr gDr lour bbls Wheat bu HIT 149431 151453 IV 4i 671tki llr3 7 hicrvase 33(J9ti Corn bu Barley bu lc 7 123 53U i 12221 157731 Increase 111309 7553 The aggregate receipts of the same articles at tide water from the commencement of navigation in and to and inclu i jp the 31st day of Ort have been ns follows: lour bbls Wheat bu 3473066 3223152 2245043 21013 4 927723 l119Oi4 Corn bu Barley bu I 17 9Jr4t3 1 lii 1400220 104272 Inert 4291401 Dec 64200 Nov lour bbls Wheat bu Parley bu 1st week 17J4SS 2 2 423 124303 2d 196104 211105 92302 3d 5M0052 203249 IHl 4lh 104450 122759 41195 759094 19336 379038 bales Almonds 3 do Sicily do 15 do Madeira nut 20 do Brazil nuts 25 do Peanuts 10 do ilberts 100 Tallnw 100 Soap i I til.