Grand Traverse Herald, November 27, 1863

Grand Traverse Herald, November 27, 1863

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1863-11-27

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s e n c e h e c a m e b a c k , h i s f a c e r a d i a n t w i t h joy, e n d f x
main passages, following which and exploring t h o princic l u i t n c d . • ' W c h a v e f o u n d i t ; b u t i t w a s no c l o u d e d
p a l c h a m b e r s in a d i r e c t l i n e w i t h t h e Way w c w e r e
w i t h t o b a c c o s m o k e . t h a t w c could h a r d l y see i t T
Tbe
m o v i n g along, we left the main passage, and crawling on
w o m a n , u p o n w a k i n g , i m m e d i a t e l y t h r e w hei p i p e a w a y ,
o u r h a n d s a n d k n e e s a d i s t a n c e of t w e n t y o r t h i r t y ( e e t ,
and never indulged iu s m o k i a g again.
r o s e in a s p a c i o u s c h a m b e r , h u n g w i t h d r i p p i n g s t a l i t i t e s , a n d q u a i n t l y c a r v e d , a p p a r e n t l y b v m a s t e r artista..
T b c p r i s o n e r a l l e g e d t o I>e N a n a S a h i b t u r n s o u t t o
L e d b y a s p i r i t of a d v e n t u r e a m i a n u n s a t i b l e c u r i o s ' r t y ,
w e t r a v e l e d oU f r o m c h a m b e r t o c h a m b e r , c l i m b i n g b e ' a r o o r o . o r h i g h J>rie-t of t h e M a r a t t a s ; a n d h e n o w
h u g e r o c k s a n d h i g h e r aisle?, d e c e o d i p g l e d g e * , c r a w l i n g a w a i t s t b e final o r d e r s of t h e g o v e r n m e n t f o r h i s d i s p o a n d s t o o p i n g a t i n t e r v a l s , u n t i l s h e e r e x h a u s t i o n d i c t a t e d sal. T h e r e is a g o o d d e a l o f e x c i t e m e n t o n ( b e s u b j e c t ,
a h a l t T u r n i n g iu W b a i w e s u p p o s e d t b c d i r e c t i o n o f s o m e b l a m i n g t h e g o v e r n m e n t f o r a l l o w i n g t h e m s e l v e s t o
t h e c a v e ' s m o n t h , w q . t r a v e r s e d p a t h a f t e r p a t h , c r e p t b e " s o l d . " s o m e l a n g h l o g a t i t s ridiculous p o s i t i o n ; s o m e
t h r o u g h n a r r o w fisurea, a n d p a s s e d t h r o u g h l o f l y c h a m - m a i n t a i n t h a t t h e p r i s o n e r d e s e r v e s h a n g i n g f o r a c t i n g
ber* t h a t ecbocd and re-echoed
o u r h a s t y foot* to p a . a s a d e c o y t o d i v e r t a t t e n t i o n f r o m t b e g r e a t c r i m i u a l .

^ (graitii Crairerse |Jcralir.

IlighlT Important from East Tennessee.—Burn- Baltimore, two months ago. It appears that a number that Slavery will go to its doom, and that not only the
aide's Advance Column Driven in by the Kne- 0fsecessionists were to take passage on the Chicago and
dominant military power will assist iu the work, but that
mr«—Xiioxville Closely Invested bat to b e '
Defended to the last.—Heavy 1'iplitln^ with Qgdrnsbarg propellers nnd seize tbein, then intercept the unpurchased and unawed voice of the people speak
MOttO-AT* BATIKS, ICattor/yic^Froprlotor.
R'-Vere I.OSSCK.—LoEgstrcet Presses Forward in the P;'»roit and Buffalo steamers, then threaten Ogdens* iog from Maine to Texas, shall cry Amen ! when the
Largo Korcc.
bnnr au.l Buffalo. The* wore to b3 aided by emissaries great deliverance is accomplished. Missouri has just
TRAVERSE CITY:
K.VQXVIM.E, Nov. 19—The enemy commenced s!;ir-, in Buffalo, who would fite that city.
uow solemnly and mostemphatienl'y avowed her readiFRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 18G3.
wishing on tho Kingston road ut 10 o'clock this morn-! The Ctfnadinn Ministryfcnvctaken amnio tnensrtrre of ness for the reform. Her voice of supplication and ml.
Location of Michigan Regiments and Unttcrlcs. ing. Our advance, Nelson's corps, composed wholly of' precaution. There ore *!.'>,000 secessionists iu Canada. monition is ochoed ba' k from Maryland iu touis thut
Lord Lyons got out of bed after midnight to commu- sound liko a warning from IleaVetu
mounted
infantry
and
cavalry,
coir.raautIi.-il
the
petition,
Delaware hop.-The Post Office address of tbo Michigan Regiments
under command of Gen. Sanders, acd each man acted nicate tho news to Mr. Seward, and afterwards the Se- for the change. Tennessee, bleeding at every pore,
and Batteries is u foljows s
< >
cretary of W ar was got up and got to the wires.
liko a veteran.
1 arouses, and through her spokesmen asks for national
lifgi&c/itf.— lit, 3d, -ltb, 6tb, 7tb, ICth, 24fj, aud
At noon the enemy opened with artillery at short
aid, that she too may be free. Reutjicky will fee! I'.ie
FEOiX C H A R L E S T O N .
! impulse in her quickcned conscience, and pressed In26tb, Washiogton, D. C. ; 2d, 8th, 17th, 20th, 23d and range, their batteries being protocled by a large
27th, Loudon, 'Icon. ; 6th Port Hudson, La. ; 9th house.
Progress of the Siege.—Night Rceonnolssance to ! freedom on the Norlh, South, East and West, will vet
Benjamin's!battery was the only one t'oijt replied, oclead off in that which God and mau alike demand.
Fort Sumter.
(Gen. Thomas' body guard), lltb, I3tb, 21st, nod 22d, cupying the chiel fortification."a mile in front of the
West Virginia is already redeemed. These compri-e ail
gpccial Dispatch id the Chicago Tribune.
Chattanooga, Tenn. ; 10th, Stevenson, Ala. 4 12tb, Lit- town
tho territory for which loyal meu ought to care, if <*c
NEW YORK, N o v . 19, 1S63.
A desperate charge was made by the enemy obout 3
tle Hock, Ark. ; 14th, Colombia, Toon. ; 15th, luka,
HEADtjrARTEItS U. S FORCES, Fou.v IstAXD, Nov. 14. may cxcept Louisiana, which already baa taken tho ne
p.
ni.
Our
men
were
protected
by
rail
palisades
ou
the
ccssary
steps lor the elimicati'011 of the cursc from her
Mies. ; 18th, Nashville, Tenn. j 19th, McMinnville,
Firing is still kept up on Fort Sampler, aud at least
crest of tbe bill. General Sanders was severely wound- twenty-five feet of the sea face wall has been battered social and political polity. Elsewhere rebellion holdTenn. ; and 25tb, Knoxvillo, Tcuu.
sway ; and he does not know war, who supposes that,
ed, and was borne from the Held.
down
during
the
last
attack.
Two
or
three
of
our
.scoutCavalry.—let, 5tb, Gth p.ud 7th, Washington, D. 0 . ;
We yielded the position and fell back a third of a mile ing parlies have actually reached the walls 111 smalf boats in the couquest of the cotton States, slavery will not be
2d. Dechard, Tenn. ; 3d, Corinth, MbL j 4tb, Cbat- to a stronger one. We'have lost about one hundred ntid nave brought bach bricks and cement from the ill also crushed The time is propitious. Tbe" saeriliee, if
men, of whom a quarter were killed
-tanooga ; 8th, Loudon, Tenn. ; 9th, Knoxvillo.
fated work. The fleet still remains quiescent, and pro- there is ever any real sacrifice in doing an act of justice,
The enemy has completely invested this place, but
will never again"be as light as it is now.
The "public
Firtt Artillery.—Bdjterics A and D, Chattanooga, General Burnside will defend it to the last man—it is be- mises fair to remain fixtures for an indefinite period conscience has almost irresistible promptings that both
Tenn. ; B, Corinth, Tenn. ; C, Memphis, TJwn. ; E, lieved successfully. Tho troops ore in the best of spirits. Orcasionlly tbe batteries on James Island send a shot or interest and patriotism are seconding—promptings that
two at us but they soon relapse into silence after these
nothing less than war could have induced, and whioh
Lavergno, Tenn. ; F, Mumfordsvillo ; G, Now Oilcans, Our important point is fortiGed, aud tho opioiou prevails Outbreaks.
La. ; H, Vicksbnrg, Miss. ; I, Nashville, Tcnn. ; K, that wo shall whip the enemy.
Forts Moultrie and Johnson also try their hands ot nothing but war, if they are now to die ont nngrati6ed.
can ever arouse again.
K.voxviux, Tenn., Nov. 17.—Gen. Lougstreet, oiler
Washington ; L, Morrtaown, Twin. j M, Cumberland crossing the Tonuessco River, on Saturday morning, ns at intervals. The effect of their fire, so far has been
Coppcrbeadism will resist Tho pretence of philanjnst nothing, and very little attention is paid to it by our
Gap, Tenn.
1-ith Inst., was attacked .in the eveuiug by Geu. Burn- men. Thus' wo remain.
thropy suppressed by duty, will be changed into open
The Engineers and Mechanics arc stationed at Nash- side, who drove tho advance guard back to withiu a There are whisper* of movements bat they are so indefi- advocacy of tbe institution as a part of God's -law ns
ville, Tenn., and the 1st Regiment of Sharpshooters at mile of tho river's tKlge.
nitely stated that it would be contraband "to repeat them the highest development of Christianity and Democracy :
By nightfall Longstrect crossed tbe remainder of his here. Our weather hap been bitter cold of lato, and we or if that should be too bold for the temper oftho peoChicago, III
troops, during the uight mid on Sunday moruiug advanc- have been lavored with a steady northwester for the^past ple whom Slavery has betrayed, iuto objections to the
ed
bis
forco.
Gen. Banks' great expedition, which recently left
two days. We feel the effects of a little cold down "here change, having expediency and a hope for the quick
Geu. Burnside finding It impossible to cope with him being much more susceptible than when in your harder coming of peace, lot their basis. At any rate CopperNew Orleans for a destination not announced but bewith the small force at his disposal, fell back to Lenoire, j climate.
headism will resist, or rather, as the great reform moves
lieved to be Mobile, has disembarked of) the Rio Grande, the rear guard fckirmi.-hing heavily with tho enemy
We shall tell you of more active operations soon. along, it will stand by the way side and bark. It can bo
and now holds the dividing line between Texas dud through the day. Three desperate charges were made Onr patron saint, the "Swamp Angel." is being again overcome aa it has been time and time again since the
upon
our
position
during
Sunday
night,
but
they
were
MtfXico. By-this armed occupation of that river he put
pnt into fighting trim. Mortars are to bo used in it war begaa Mr. Wilson, now to your task. Tbe morepulsed. On Monday moruing Gcn/Burti.-ido evacuated
rality. the religion, and tbe patriotism of tbo country are
au abrupt and complete end to the * extensive rebel Lenoire, but owing to tbo energy with which tho rebel this time.
Gen. Terry has returned from the North and is to re- ut your back. United and directing the army in the
trade, which has been going on by way of Matamoras, pursuit was kept up, determined to give them a ti -cided
altime command of Morris Island Gen. Seymour being as- field—an Abolition army—they may and will hare a
between the Confederates and the rest of the world, not check, and accordingly tamo into lino of battle at Camp- signed to that of Folly.
rouiitry in which there is no slave ! What a consummato omit New York. Millions Of dollars worth .-of muni- bell's Station, when a fight ensued, lasting from lato in
NOT YORK, NOV. 18.—Col. W . B. Barton, 48th tion for which men may figbt nnd women pray.
[Chicago Tribune.
tions and stores have thus poured in every month into the afternoon uutil dark.
New York. has been appointed to the command of the
Our first position commanded the road from both forces at Hilton Head, Fort Pulaski and Tybee Island.
tbo famished-land of the rebellion. All this will be sides ; tbo iufantry deployed in front of this and' were
A Republican King.
stopped forthwith, and, from Brownsville, General soon attacked by tbe enemy, who made several gallant
No
great
war,
although
it
be
only
a civil one, coo be
Circular from tho Provost Marshal General.
entirely local in its cffocts and no war has exerted such
Banks will not only be able- to control (his kind of com- charges, and finally succecdcd, by outflanking our men.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
1
a foreign influence than the present contest between
merce, but to make a clean sweep of tbjo rebel causo in in driving them to the cover of the batteries, which now
PuorosT MARSHAL GENERAL'S OrncE, C
Freedom and Slavery. It has entangled all Europe in
opeued a terrific and destructive fire.
November IT. 1SG3. ^
Texas and commcncc her rehabilitation forthwith. It is
the meshes of delicate diplomacy and has kept the great
The rebels retired before it gave way, and eventually
CtRfxi.AR ,\o. 101.—As complaints have been made nations of the earth on .the constant alert uncertain bow
far the worst blow the cause of the Confederacy has te- fell back to tho river. It was now 3 p. m.; tbo rebels
that errors have occured in enrollment of . the national soon or in what direction the tbundeibolt might dcsccnd.
showing a desire to renew the attack, and having brought forces by tbe omission'of persons whose names-should
ceivcd in tbo region southwest of tbo tMississippi.
It has stripped from England the proud title of Misthree batteries to their assistance, Gen. Burnside fell
The news from New York jfnrtiishe? additional de- back to a more desirable position and again gavo them have been enrolled, and by the addition of names of tress of the Sea, and compelled France to augment her
persons who by reasons of alienage and for other causes,
tails of the threatened Lake invasion, ebowa what the battle, which closcd at nightfall with our troops iu pos- ought not to have been called upon; and as it is desirable navy nnd coast defences. Italy, and the sick man of tho
Bosphorous
have sent to us for iron clads. Neighboring
Copperheads and Canadian rebels woufd liko to have session of their owo ground
that the Department should have such information as kingdoms nnd provinces have been dragged into unpleaThe object of the Ggbt having been obtained, and as
done if the government bad not set its foot down so tho detention oftho rebels bad enabled our traius to get may be necessary in order to do full justice to all parties, sant retaliations wilh each otbet'. Throughout nil Europe
the democratic element of our struggle has been recogpromptly. Vallandigham is again thwarted in his de- all in advance, our troops fell back during tho night, it is hereby ordered*
That the Board of enrollment of each district shall have
signs againso tho government, and must still wait and and earlj Tuesday morning reached KnoxviUo, where a printed lists of names and residences of all persons enroll- nized. The people see iutuitivly that tho contcst turns
upon the right of property in man—the right of owning
watch over tho bolder. Tho people are aroused, and jji great battle is cxpected to bo fought to-morrow.
ed
in
each
sub-district,
prepared
and
exposed
to
pttbiic
flesh and blood, and appropriating the' proceeds of its laYesterday tho rebel advance guard attacked our outterrible earnest. They arc determined to .make short posts upon tho Loudon and Clinton roud, and bean- view in at least five places in each sub-d'istrict, and as bor, and kiogit and emperor?, and aristocrats in vain
work with tbo rebels, and ambitious Copperheads de- skirmishing continued all day. This moruiug tho attack many more as the board may deem necessary. Tho have endeavored to check the growing advancement of
names will he placed upon tjtoc lists in alphabetical or- democratic principles to save their royal prerogatives
'
sirous of exhibiting their treason In plots and conspira- was resumed.
der. Public notice will be joven by o'dvertitements upThe rebels, finding it impossible to diivo our men on the lists of names and in the newspapers. That any and their thrones.- But this leaven is not alono working
cies will do well to avoid tho storm-which is gathering
in the popular lamp. Kings themselves begin to recogwith
infantry,
brought
several
guns
into
position
and
person who may appear before the Board and claim to
about their beads.
poured in a flanking fire. In the afternoon they brought have his name stricken off the list, if he can show to the nize it and to-day continental Europe ia in a flutter bvj
tbe threat of the King of Denmark that if Germany in-i
The increase of non-producing elavea in tho South arc forward a heavier force of infantry onco more, and after satisfaction of tbe Board that be is not nnd could not be sists upon making war upon him he wilfdescend from bi4"
a brief skirmish, charged our position. A terrific band
at the time fixed for the next draft liable to military duty throne, forever drop his sceptre, and proclaim Denmark
fast becoming and incubus. Over a m|l!ion of slaves re- to baud conflict occurred.
on account of
moved from the border States nowlost to the confederacy
a Republic. The people have often threatened this
Our men fought with the greatest gallantry, but wo
FIRST-—Alienage.
France has been revolutionized by these aspirings, but
are huddled into Georgia alono to consumc the eubsis- were compelled to fall back about a third of a mile to a
SECOND—Non-iresideoce.
this is the first timo that royalty has proposed to abandon
tancc which might otherwise sustain Oeu. Bragg's army strong line, which they hold to-night
THIRD—"Unsuilablcncss orage.
its power and turn Democrat The lung of Denmark in.
We
Rave
to
regret
tbe
wounding
of
.Gen.
Sanders
during the winter. It is tho opinion of many at the
FOURTH— Manifest permanent physical disabilities.
bis earlier davs closely gtuddied tbe institutions of Switand Capt Sikes, of the" cavalry, «who commanded the
Persons who may bo cognizant of any other liable to zerland, and has devoted thought to our own. He
South; that that army being now deprived of all supplies outposts. Gen. Sanders'condition is critical
military duty whose name do not appear on tbe enroll- knows their workings and their influences, and knows
from Texas, Tennessee, and Kentucky, will soon have no
Lieut. QoL Smith, of tho 20th Michigan, was killed at ment list, nre requested to notify the Board of enrollment
alternative but to surrender to tho necessities of hunger Campbell's Stution. Our loss in that fight was between who shall thereupon direct the enrolling officer of the tha* the proposition will prove a bomb-shell among the
rickelty old thrones of the continent. Tho weapon is a
unless Gen. Grant, as now seems probable, forces it to a two and three hundred, Our loss to-day will not exceed sub-district in which the parties reside, to ascertain the potent one and we trust there will bo occasion to it» i t
one hundred and fifty. Tho enemy's loss on Monday,
DCW activity. If it gives way under such a pressure, it owing to the severe fire of our artillery, could not have facts mid enroll tho persons so reported if they ore found
[Chicago TriBnne.
subject
to
enrollment.
These
may
avail
themselves
of
would probably not bo considered by tbe chivalry dishon- been less than one thousand. Their los3 to day is estithe privilege of appearing a3 specified in paragraph first I»nke Dlanstors LOM of the Propeller Water Witch
orable. It would at any rate bo deomad a kind of excuse* mated at four or five hundred.
with nil on Hoard.—Prop. Knclne Ashore.—
if they had been originally enrolled.
Gen. Shackleford bad a brisk fight on Sunday with
Schr. Syracuse Hunk.
for doing that to which tho^tbe sword1 alone has not yet
Boards of enrollment will use all diligence in the colthe rebels on the-other side of the Ilalston, three miles lection of necessary information, and"making rcqusite Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
compelled tbem.
from here.
Mn.WAt.KEK, Nov. 17, 1863.
notes to pcrfcct the enrollment will proceed as provided iu
He kept them in chock, and at night they disappear- paragraph one, until the 20th of December, 1803, after
Private dispatches received from Detroit yesterday
A SCARRED HERO,—Sergeant George Yonker, of Co.
ed. Our men are in thie best of spirit/1, and perfectly 1 which no case will be heard. As soon as possible there- brings news of tbe sinking of the propeller Water Witch
G, 51st Illinois, was wounded seven times at Chicka- confident of success to-iinorrow.
011
Lake
Huron,
during
the
gale of tbo 17th. All 00
after, a list of proposed corrections wi|l bo made out acmauga, taken and held prisoner ten days, during which
NF.W Yoftc, Nov. 13.—A special dispatch to tho cording to the printed instructions, nnd transmitted to board supposed to be lost. She was bound from this
.time he lived on boiled wheat. II is right arm was World says :
the Provost Marshal General. The names ntid residences point to Saruia. Advices received to^day from the West state that tbo of thos? proposed to bo stricken out or added will be
The propeller Racine is reported ashore upon tho
"shattered by a musket ball, and he WAS also shot through
rebels are moving on General Burusido's forces via Lourocks at Forty MiltfPoint ouLakc Huron, withbtjt little
^tho hand. Two musket balls grazed his left side, still do". East Tennessee. 'The latter are deemed to be in transmitted to the Provost Marshal General lor the pur- hope of getting her off.
another went through tjialeft hip, as well as one through an impregnable position. It is thought the force now pose of correcting the list on file.
Propeller Iowa arrived from below this morning bringJAS. B. FRT, Provost Marshal General.
tho left thigh, which has left his leg injured. The advancing has been uxnsrgerated somewhat
ing the eaptaio and crow of tbe schooner Syracuse,
which was reported to be in a leaky condition on Tj>lpseventh was a musket ball through the left shoulder.
Promise of Deliverance.
The Lnlcc P l o t . - W h n t the Copperheads Wanted
Hurou.
The Syrai-uie oft-rwards* sunk in ten fathoms
t o Do.—The Extent of the Scheme.
" I am jast as much opposed to Slavery as you are : about twelve miles from the Straits of Mackinac.
The election of Gratz Brown and Henderson in MisTono.vro, C. W., Nov. 14 —The Advertiser, a seces- "but ii is permitted by the Constitution ; and I think
Several other disasters of minor importance arc reportsouri, to Congress, has fallen like a thunderbolt among sion paper, to-day admits the failure of the naval plot " more of the integrity and iuvolabititv of that iustrued.
the St. Louis Copperheads, especially1 that of Henderson, and says tho Confederate Government fitted out the •' meut thau I do of niggars. Whe:i clauses which proH o w NATCK* COVERS IT BATTLE F I E U « — D i d I evwho ia not all their fancy painted hitfi. Ho proves to steamer It. E. Lee. from Wilmington to Halifax with a " tcct Sluvcry, aud thus, by implication, authorize it,
er tell you, among the affecting little things one "is alwavs
cargo
to
furnish
fuwla.
Thirty-eix
officers
and
three
"are
stricken
out
of
the
Constitution,
I
will
go
with
you
bo as good OR Emancipationist as Brown, and at last
hundred men were to forr.c overland in small parties to
for the abolition of the institution. Until tben 1 ain a seeing in these stirring war times how I eaw on the Bull
slavery-ridden Missouri w represented aright, and will a general rendezvous. | Their iuteutiou was to surprise "••Conservative!" This Ls tho language that the rank Run bottle-field pret'y, pure, delicate flowers growing out
speedily tako her place upon the side jof Freedom.
the Federal garrison at Jobuston's Island, liberate the and file of tbe so-called Democratic party have always of empty nminuoition-boxes. a rose thursting up its graceprisoners there and convey them to Canada. Their or- held for the public, aqd the justification of their creed ful lie ad through the head of a union drum—which
Gen. Butler has gone to North Carolina, to inaugur- ders were not to violato British neutrality, only to res- and policy which it implies, is, oven now, whec Slavery doubtless Founded its first charge or retreat, as the case
ate there tho policy ho eommenccd at Fortress Mouroe. cue 2,000 valuable lives from such wretched " quarters, is assailing the Constitution with all its powers of dc* may have been, in that battle—ond a cunning scarlet vertruction, found in gabble of this sort. Wc are glad to l>eua nceping'ont of a fragment of burstM shell in which
Before leaving, he began work on a ! plan for eulisting which were designed to kill by slow degrees.
BLTPAI.O, Nov. 14.—Gen. })ix and staff have arrived know that these pretension* of sympathy u ith tiie spirit it had been planted f Wasn't that peace growing out of
and organizing the blocks in the Virginia portion of his
here, and he is in consultation with the authorities.
of the century ore to be tested, and tliat a division iinc. war? Even so shall the graceful and beautiful ever grow
department. We hear rebel prisoners now in our hands
NEW YOBS; NOV. 14.—The New York Times'Wash- broad end deep, is to be drawu between the parlies of out of tbe horrid ond terrible things that transpire in
will bo sent to Butler's jurisdiction for safe keeping.
ington dispatch says:
Nature
this country on this iifcnticai questiofi. Mr. Wilson of; this changing but ever advancing world.
It is understood here from Canada, that Vallandigham. Iowa, is, our Washington letter tollsins, about to pro- covers battle grounds with verdure ami bloom. Peace
Applications from tho wives of soldiers made to the James Clay and Marshal Kane had fully arranged for pose in the Hocsc of Representatives an amendment Of aud plenty soon spring up iu the track of devastating
Land Office cannot be received, aa according to tho pro- passing through the Welland<VaoaI an armed steamer, the fundamental law of the Union, sa framed that, alter campaigns, and ail things iu nalure ond society shall
visions of tbo act, persona entering claims are required whose mission was first, to open th2 prison doors for tho its adoption, no slaw can bo bcld in the territory, over work out the progress of mankind and harmonv of God's
great design.
to make declaration in person. Legislation will proba- captive rebels at Sandusky Bay 5 second, to arm and which the Constitution extends ! lie proposes to aboequip these veterans, over 2,000 in number ; third, to lish man-selling by solemn constitutional enactment ;
or
bly be had on tho subject at the next; session.
ECi« as manv propellers ou Lake Erie as were needed, aud thus not only put the Republic <)n tho side of Free-, .W.Asmsirrox, *' - 18 —Tbe Republican declares that
it is expected that Generals Meade' and Lee will have
Another appalling steamboat disaster has occurred on and arm and man them ; fourth, to make Buffalo a heap dotn before the world, but take away from tbe politics 0 battle ere the end of tbe present Week, ond tbe impresorashes, and her vessels in port charred skeletons ; of the couulry the necessity for the lslso picas and disthe Mississippi. The ootton steamer'Sunnysido burned fifth, to burn Cleveland ; sixth, to wipe out the com- graceful subterfuges by which the national good name sion is confirmed somewhat, as tye hiara direct from the
to the water's edge and between thirty and forty lives merce 'of Lake Erio ; seventh, to consume Detroit, and has been dishonored, and national cjistcnce imperilled front to-day. It is understood that General Meade cot
oulv advances to the Rapidan, but is to cross before the
in
effect destroy the commerce and cities of the lakes,
are lost, principally women and children.
We should be uutrue to our nnteoedents and to tbe end of the week and obtain a batllo if possible. Tbo arfrom Ogiicosbuifr to Chicago, at a Wow.
duty of faithfulness thit we owe to bur readers, if we
The Treasury Department will notj probably a&k for
NEWYORK, Nov. 14.—The World's special from should fail to give Mr. Wilson's proposed amendment my is in excellent condition, especially the cavalry. Tbe
pcompitudc of the Government in paying tho soldiers has
much legislation this winter, tho Imt Congress gave the Buffalo says: Attorney General McDonald is here, and out heartiest and most earnest support The time for a tnort salutary influence.
iJecretary authority for nine hundred millions of dollars ; brings information which shows the seriousness of the tbe great act of Justice, in which all the nation shall
plot for the release of the prisoners, etc. Lord Lyons participate, has come ; aud the world expects, as the
Hon. Preston King is going to Canada to confer with
of this it has only yet used forty millions.
received information of tbe scheme from a citizen of issue 01 this fearful straggle in which we are engaged tbe authorities there, relative to the recent sccesb plot

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iiig the coming winter. Snperinteudent Greogory i s j T O W H Q T i ? * I S A L E
D E A X i E R S .
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of crn- rut merchandss". such ).< I> usually kpril
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d have now c-iminp in a i rapidly (rn>wi!i(? eountry ; all ui whinh ha* been «»1OM. ,f
tal' 1 '' b<7 Goods, Hat* . ^ u t l c , | R C l B | c a r c , u>tli o» lo.oualitj. »t> K- LBJ price, iu U i The cthoei r ^ w i t H'afe&lV atid'afraid ; ' , | r
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Son Francisco.
be oEc-red at rates corresponding with the lowest regular
Brave men, to the Held—fac'sncowitrd who»tayi.
rates for similar prudes of foods in the metropolitan mar
Col.
Biroey
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at
Benedict.'In
Maryland,
i
k»ls
abroad.
i the Cb
She needs yqtv—our co?atry—O ptrvng he#ry» and true.
To a foil exannnation of prices we would invite ibr attenpeak Bay. encamped with live nvgro regiments, llu O U R L I N E O F H O O P S K I R T S tion ot unr custoaitrs, and more particularly those eouiric
F o r h g u o r f l ^ right ptke.i*eUliagito you.;,.- V| i. ,,
7 r o m the hearthstones of home, "brave freemen come forth. has four steamers scouring the Waters thereabouts gaplating a residence here. ».-viriujf them that any information
IS V K H Y L A K O E ,
which
BC can Rive, will be cheerfully given : knowing a» * >
Stand out In the strength and the iaigfit of tlie North.
theriug u p mnterial for other kocb regiments.
do tlmt if fnllv understood all woold avail tliemselv.-H of the
March on in tho path where our loved lime#'have gone.
advantages offcrrd—which may he better nndtrstood bj
In Franklin, Lee county, J|M. not a
opposition
And stay not nor rest not till ilcutybe won. '
naming the same as follows : No rent*, no insurance, lav
freights, small expenses,
compared with uio*t towns
vote was cast and a writer ol the Chicago Tribune says
•On far Southern.hiJUifJta their graves «r« yet nan.
cash purchases, Iw^t mm Kelt. |<rfe. . familiarity * ith ami
long experience in this kind of Wtm-Rs, enablinc os to knot,
-We loved them and mourn them—those brave s^uls and true. that, so (ar known n o t one was cast in the entire county.
ju-t
wb«-re
to
go
to
pnrchav
did^n-nt
ciasM-s of goods to the
Go forth to avenge them—go light as they fought.
Hon. J o s e p h E . McDouald refuses to be a Coppei
IN WOOLEN GOODS
Speed on U i u ending the. work that they wjxupbt.
Wo ar»- thus particular that all who read may know our
head candidate for Governor of Indiana.
onrstock will be. vory complete—Cauimcrs, hattincU. Ken position and bdvantaeutt i and an examination which we inTill o'or our broad couatry, from tea tuiia sea.
tuefcy Jeans. Plain and willed tUnnttls. Rob-Roys, I.in^rs,
ill prove to tho moat casual observer that we can a..
Shall rise np to heaven the songs of the free.
A committee of weulthy slaveholders called on th« ProcHoun, Ac.. Ac.
L-v.-iy etateuisiit made in our column.
sto< IIof Iiry Goods very comidcte. tonght low, of
President to protest ajjain-t sending negro soldiers into
'Till out from the future shall,mai-pb the gjady j a r s
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St. Mary's county, Maryland,' to enlist slaves from "
Till they're gone and forever—these dark, haunting f e a r s
goods In Del jltis, Chaliie#, Alpaceas, Bajony 1
ibo plantations. Tho President replied, t h a t so fur
Till bright as it once shono the old flag sliall Bljice,
Black Si lit.. Wool D.-Laiucs, ligured and plala black and
sending negro soldiers was concerncd.thnt might be mod'Neath Southern palmetto—"neath fait N'nrtticbipJne.
white P:«Jds, Snina Jltislius, Cliambrey*, U lug hams, Ac..
ified, and white.soldiers sent; but so far as tho negroes
A FIVE LOT O F J E W E L R Y
Oh ! sleeps the brave spirit that woke the old .days,!
DOMESTICS
were concerned, the Government must have all the s!ovo6
Tnie hearts, to the fieltV—he's a ciward who suyn'1
as low rates, bough! of tjss tuaonfactarvM direct
Bought at rednred rates : Double anil Twist C*»s!oierei<.
iu Maryland and the border States for military purposes.
Traverse City, Mich.
M, K 0Black ami Enm y Oahimcres. French Summer CaaaiiientK
York iltlls Cottonades, plain and fancy, Whitlcnton l'laidk,
JANUARY DRAITT.—'The following arc tho quotas t o be
MARRIED,
on short notica anything in NonkuaetU-. Kentucky Jeans, TwecJa, Mixtures, Dtaims.
'hip and quality—and we pledge Checks Apron and Miners, Ticks, Slilrtlng Prints, DflUf.
In Vfnuontvillc, Mich, October i^th. at the resident*) o
drafted in J a n u a r y in the Counties of MauUtce, Beozie,
the hrlqe's father, by the Rev. (). H. f-poor. AI.UKKT W ourselves to place the rates as low as they can bo bought Cotton Flannels, Wool Flannels, Brown COttonn, Bteachcd
uttous. Bags, Ac.. Ac.
Grand Traverse! Lcelauair. A n t r i m apt! Etnmet.
DACOM, of Trevcrno City, and JIATT^K J . tiUISWuLD. o suv .vuere, of the suiuv t]iial:ty ot work and stock.
CLOTHING.
M.ANISTKT,—Sub-District 43—Mauistcc 1,9 i fclfptjach Vcrtaontvilte.
OTTIi STOCK OTT oiroPT»r>ro AXES,
l;i (Hon Arbor, -Not. "11, IBO^'by A 1. ; B i r d i d i . KM- MI
Rents fine allklined Black Cloth Coats, very superior qual•4 ; Brown 4.—Total 27.
2, boUi ol < • Jen Arbor Nails.Ciiainn, Spring ?teel for Slclch Shoes ; and Lumber-' ity, flue BlackCaasimeroPatita, Fancy CasimoreCoats, Punts,
tiAHCU. UtiAI. Uul M'kSH J1AKV
(JitA.ND TKAVKOSK—District 44,—Traverse, 17 ; Penmen'« Moccasins. Is replete, and will be aold at a small ad- and Vests. Summer Cuuu. Oottonade L'ant»aod Coots.
Uodtr<lovhing. a fulUiao Gcnta and l^diea, Ov«r Shit*'
vance " to the t m l c . "
insula, 7 ; Whitewater 5.—Total 29.
» "
and Alls Oil Suits, India Rubber CoaUj, Wool, Union and
Cotton Socks' In variety, Collar.", a large assortment, Cravat*,
BENZIE.—District -19—Bou?ouia 2 Crystal L a k e .3 ;
well assorted,Trunks, Travelling Bag*. Valises; Hunting
Glen A r b o r 7.—Total 12. •
N E W G O O D S ^ ^lxq L A D t E S . the seemingly l."',-h priccWof grood«; the facta are, that were Bags, Umbrellcs, B.R- Satchels, t-orne very good. Ac., Ac.
we now • i unpolled to go into the market and purehn.se, our
LssiJLXAy7.T^Z}|itflct 48— Lcclairaw 6 ; Centreville,
LADIES' WEAR.
A V I N C JUST RBTVIUTEDI FBO^ .TIW OrTSIDF. rate* of sale couid not be less than 10 to 15 |H-r t i n t , less
15.—Total 21.
world, wo nro prei>areij wi} only to liuli^HPO the ladies than wo are now able to oD'sr our Stock for—which la a savflats. Clonks,
uportanec to this rapidly growing commaA.VTnni— District 53—Miltoa 1 ; .Books 1
E l k na regards Fail and Winter Styles <rt
Presses, 4r., but also to furni#h our cim<.n
who u every dollar is so ranch nfeded.
Rapids 6.—Total 8.
many articles which we have lately added to
ings, SWIM cambric anil linen ; also, Edgings in threadHANS AH, LAY A CO.
cotton, smyria. cambric, atvisa and silk ; Cotton Wash Trim
EMMET.—District 5 2 — C h a r l i v O ^ 2 ; Ljttle Traverse n s n W f - n a i a q d t e r c h i c f f
Tniniafm of CII.TTniings colored and white, very p r e t t y ; colored and whit>entViuitivJloods,i'nbiiwi Wowtcd ..Imflerslqevis.Cliil.iren*
2.—Total*.
i; '
Stays : colored and white " Skirt Supporters." best make :
SWiAiiip Ca«'", I-ttUifs Oha'CMWrens Uatmorai llo.«e, B.-lt.-,
Crinoline, a nice assortment; Ladies Drawers and Vest* :
"• There was a furiotw galo from, the "Northwest, ac- Hmwliaatl Btdr lflAs, Fancy Qloak Tripiings, Buttons, I'in».
We have added to oar stock the article of fitraw and Hay Wrought Collars, tn linen, cambric, and mnslln ; Crotchet
N'CCdlevThK^U, 4c-,
Cutting
itoxes,
of
best
make.
Also
Straw
Knives.
companied with snow, on Tucstoy night. T h o - P^ojw^. 'Webuve'alno |jBdi&» Cloak*, end a -tViieelrr ,V Wilson
Braids: marking cotton ; hem stitched handkercheifs ;
HASXAU,
LAY
ii
CO.
plain linen handkerchiefs ; dress patterns, assorted ;. sell
lerUj)iou.,ttycl3rij; R o b e r t Burus, and -the Schoooor Sewing Machine enables ns to raaanfactnre Cloaks to order
bcragc and tissue ; lace veils; Ladies knit a k i r t a ; halUaoral
l)ress Cattinft ami ll.ikins,Shirt XLaking and all kinds of
G r a p e S h o t were nil lying safely at tho w b t r f s of H a n - sewing and machineo stile
skirt*, nicely assorted, summer styles : Brocho shawls ;
*iit< ilia
liinfi-.4ent
to-sui
if. p ne«- to
-suit
Stella, delaine aad wool «bawl» ; cloaks ; ladies embroidernah Lay. i r C o v here, during tho storm. Jl'hc .Allegha- custoiners.' Give
In Rat, Fox. Beaver, Otter, Ac., all bonght of Manufacturers ed setta, low pride and choice ; wash Wond j black lace,
ny was j j r o b a b l j at N o r t h p o r t .
tlgaered ; French jaconet; aoft cambrics, for ladies j mar
> ; MAJtY.e.BQSrW|CK.
Agent*.
cillca ; lodia cloth, Ac., Ac.
'
Traverse City. Nov.. 1803.
HANNAH. LAY 4 CO.
LAST TRIP OK TIIE SBASO.W—The I ' r o p e ^ e r AUegfrtny
BOOTH AND S H O E S .
-left IK rp o u M o n d a y overling for Chicago,
T O ALL TO W H O M I T M A * CONCERN.
T H E AMERICAN WATCH CO.
Gents oxford ties ; congress n i t e r s ; ballmoral shoes ;
g o into w i n t e n q o a r t c r s . '
>
O T I C E 18 HEREBY OIVSM THAT AN API'LICAhe* arc now sold at a small advance above cost, plow shoes ; calf brogans ; kip anoes ; brogana ; carpet and
. . tiou will be prticutcd ta.tho,Board of Supervisors ol
it N'«-w York Retail prices, for the accommodation of goat slippers; Indian rubbers ; calf, kip and heavy boot4 ;
ladies goat ballmoral boots; ballmoral pebble calf boot*
Snow fell on Tuesdny to the dopth of three or four (•rand Traverse County, at their meeting . to Ui, held at those who wunt reliable tiiue keepers, by
glove kid congress gaiters ; lasting congress; sidolace and
Traverse City, on Tuesday, the 5th day of .January, A. 0.
HANNAH. LAY 4 CO.
heeled gaiters ; kid btisklna and alips : carpet and plash
1861. praying them tfl enact and provide for taking the
slips ; childs copper tip shoes j goat baUnmralH ; lavting
Township 27 North of Range 18 West, that now lelont- to
European <1>to arc ' to tl^c' 8th: ios^. XapOlcon's the Towryihip of Crystal 'Lial» wt«l t>r\z<nl?.c the same int.. a
boon and cacks ; misses boots, full aaaortment: boys shoe*,
L a d i o s "Wool H o o d s ,
assorted ; boya boots ; childs boots, nicc aasortmeut. In
apwcli til-the French Chambers appears to havo been of Township, to be called ALSlljlt A. . A map. or survey of the
the above good* we can offer Inducements.
t e r r i t o r j orTawtishlp to bo offettCd. witl accompany and be
a n enlfrmtRicn] character.'—some regarding it as pacific, attached Jp the M®Hcatlon
STOVES AND HOLLOW W X S E .
4J
o t h e r s an warlike. T h o orgarrbf tho Empress Eugenia . pateft NorympPF.1
^fi 3 HANNAH, LAY & CO.
Forest oak, Minnesota, Yankee Doodle, Albion, Senator
A- P. Wheeluck, ' ' J . D. Ay
Arrrs. ' ' '
•sajTlo E u r ^ s n cottpr£ss may b6 ciiosidor^d as convoked. Wm. Roos.u
Compeer, Volunteer, Orator, Sovereign, combination brick
Andrew Roo«a,
oven reservoir top and warming CIOACL Combination Plain.
David C. Bryan,
A n attempt is bring mad© to place tho Great Eastern on 1/ofayetto 1'ratt,
•»Oh ! Garry me back " to the day# or
Imperial Brick Oven, Imperial Plain Oven, Comet, Prlxe
AJfred'Wj'lard,
Elijah 1'ratt
,
B, A. 1'ratt,
t h e Indinn orAbstralian tope. A. lipc of steamersla t o be Warren Hoxlo,
Premium, Contest, Lark, Cooking Stoves.
S. A. Mansiit-id,
Banfofd Fuller,
In parlor and 1**-*SONC» ; Troy Box. Gem. Peerletw, Rival,
OiH.lWihiamn,
Addison Wliitc,'
cstabii!<hed bi:iwcvn Liver|K)ol and Phijailelphia. Italy George Fnller.
Any ourh petition can'be answered by i allioiron
l/jckct, Idahue, Casket, New PUte Stoves, Double Door Plate
J . B. Manwaring, -Hiram jBowe n,
James Higglns.
is taking M e j n ' o r o j l e r o i & ^
'Another rebel Sylvester Cole,
aud Parlor Ouok Stoves, with additions as occasion demands.
HANNAH. LAY A CO.
Auia-rii Marrilield.
OHtc Foster,
K< ttles, all siios. from 4 to^JO gallons ; Bake kettles Pots.
P . W M< Crea.
-."Jame* SL !Putle>,
vewol is eaid «o t w huMding at Glasgow. I
John H. Lake.
Ac.. Ac.
J '
A. W. Urather,
Zina Pratt,
C. Liukletter,
For noveltie* in
(GROCERIES.
lit^w.,
T h e govortjment'lini ! &Wn ptitthig forth every pos?|b|e M. G. Follctt
A full and complcto assortment, to which we invite in
C o o k a n d P a r l o r Stovesv
effort t o r ^ l i f f h o saficing Union prisoners confined at
spec
tiou.
a« well a* anything iu that line, please call at. the general
HPtCLVL TERM—CIRCUIT COURT.
Spice* in raw and gronnd material, of best gratie*.
Richmond. Information has beeu received that fc thoudepot of
HANNAH. LAY £ CO.
TOBACCO.—Ping, line cnt, smoking, tnrklsh, tip-top Old
Y A u r n o a i T Y OF TAB STATUTE IN ECCTT CARE
sarel gtiita o f f l l o t i w o o d - f i f t e e n iiundred b l a a k ^ vecai
Virginia loinp.
" -e
made sad provided and it being dceuied necessary, it i
UYES»—indigo, madder, extract logwood, eudbar, blue
out by tnd"g6vcrhment-Sad arri ved at 'Bichmontl, and hereby ordered by the undersigned. Judge of the loth Judi
iiriol,
camwood, copperus,cochineal.
had becu dclivered lnto the hands of B r ig . Gen. Neal cial Circuit ot Siiehigan. that a special ternjjof Ilia Circuit For which we havo become so ja«tly uoted. 500 p a i r o f t b e
FOB
THE
TABLE.—Preserved
peaches, cherries, plums,
Court In and (or the County of I«ee'anjw» W ajii'iu«te.d Ui be
quince*, current", go»«eberries. ril-pberry, current, grape
Dow, b y w h o m ' t h ^ tronld b e ( t a t r i b n f c t i
held at the County Seat of said County, ohthto'FfrSt' Ttiesda uhovt in truu.iiL
• • iwlicrry jellies, tomatoes, apples, peaehea. prnms,
H.vJiNAH. LAY A r.1
of December, A. £)., tmiS.
' "I f >: • ,•
crackers,
dried
beef,
JAMES ttlBNEY,
Asslstaot Quartermaster Ch^pmaa has giron pnblic
HARDWARE.
Gireflit Judge.
L a d l e s Cnssitncrc R n l l m o m l It«
notice t h a t speculator* huvoi compelled Government to
Bay City, Sept.2!», 18C3.
17-t*.
falls from 2'» toOO *. a* low as can be bought elsewhere , _
>r snowy weather. Shall
pay exborbitaot prices for f o r a g e . . ilero&fter $ 2 3 a ton
a foil assortment ; glaw. all sire* ; axes, broad, narrow
IlA.NNAll LAV A f i t
and boy' : barn door hinges and roller#; cable and t
will bo allowed for hay, ot S t L o o i v nndiif it doea not
BRATORETII'S TILLS.
i fuii line ;
chains, 1
como forward freely at that price, hnv will h e soizctl
You may tccoveryour health by the use of oilier remedies
trimmings,complete »tock ; carriageboB ;,pad, cheat,
— till.
Ballmoral Skirts,
tnink. l>ox. and door locks assorted ; carjietters tools,a full
through the country and shipped t o Oairo and S t . I » u i s . Yon may recover without any; typt do, not.forget that vo'
A nice assortment of best makes ami fashionable .Ic^inri" .
: shoemakers tool* and findings goad assortment ;
may
tlie,
and
that
Brandreth'a
Pills
could
have
saved
you.and t h e (hfight will bo deducted from tho $ 2 5 allowance
BslliU'irul Huse lor 1-iJic* and Children ; i'.^lmoral shoes
dvards balances Hat irons, grub hooka, acythea and
For romemder that the
'I
for Ladies. Miss'i and Children.
p r i c e ^ K . ' • a e . ' W i ' i 'S
v. R.."I
HANNAH, LAY A CO.
, AWFUL I flRUft'lPLE OF DEATH,
FARMERS TOOLS.—Shovels spades hoes potato hooka,
forks, 2,1. and 4 tlned ; manure forks, schuffle hoe*, garden
S m c R B OF EKHKI. RAMS BCJLDIXO x-t F i u ^ u n P o n s . when you have it it»excctn : In your system. !•< ex ident to you
and hav rakes, pounders cow bells,scythe suaths and scythes,
A N E W F E A T U R E IN T H E M A R K E T ,
— Se c rat ary Seward authorizes the gratifying aoounco- a n i m a l | a f t ^ e t a . JOB* countcaaaee.tclis j 'ar friend..; you
grain and children*cradles, plaster, lime. Riddle's Fanning
Of whieh we have a full asFortment. is Qents aud Ladies Mills lumber wagons light wagons, wagon scats, whiffitt/ees.
riK'nt that tho F r e n c h Governroent, upon tho- rfmou- -'-yams and^our owv.heirf tell yop.
wheel barrows road scrapers plows I and 2 hor.^e ; ateei
^ o * , ' a t these timM tnere Is rio Medicine s» deserviug >. Machine hemmed
.straoce of ^Unistcr Dayton, has-prornptlv and most houmoulds for shovel plows drag teeth cultivator teeth
L i n e n P o c k e t H a n c U c o r c h i e i f e , plow
your confidence iu
grul. hoes, planters heavy fiocs, half bushtl baskets, well
orably arrested tho six iroii-clatl B a m s wliich were buildWlANDUEtHS YEGBTACIX UNIVERSAL P1LLH.:
)>uckets chain pumps, cistern pufups, Ae.
ing at N a n t e s and Bordehut. ' '
; 7 " ,,
MEDICINES.
is the only wediciao known that can certainly save. WHPD all
^fvers Javneo. Winslow's S a w y e f s Thompson'^, Psrgant - .
A N e w Y o r k firm ordered their,female employes to the usual indications tell that you mnat die.
Davis', Kennedy's etc.. patent titedieiue* ; as also piila.
I^ADIES CLOAKS.
Mr. John Pudney, Springfield, Union Co., X. J., has nsrd
leave t h e i r hoops at home, n« tho touching of tho skirts
ointments, o i l s essence* and extract* in^vonety.
We
have
In
stock
a
fair
as»ortment'of
the
p
n
w
a
t
BRANURCTH'S PILLS for Sfteen years in Ills family, and for
H \RNESSES.
injured the work a t which t h e y wore engage>L T h e
ladles Cloaks and at reasonable price*. ^
all hla bond*: in which time these Pills hat* onred tbei
HANNAH, LAY A CD.
Single and double, heavy apd light harnesses, men's and
v g f r b preferred t o leave tho establishmect n i t h t r than Billions adoctions. Headache, Rhenmatism, Fever sad A^ne.
fide saddles bridles halters g i r t h s ntartingalls extra tops,
their hoopa. I t i a j x y d . t p tnoiyo the. J a d i e a , f r o m . what ilta-lcs. Whooping Coagb, a«d he aayshe has never known
P H A L O N ' 8 NIGHT BLOOMING CEUEL's,
straps. Ac.. Ac.
tlicin to fail. Principal Office, *3t Canal Street. New York. Of all p e r f m e s : the pnrfutne for either I^idle* or Gentle
LEATHER.
they thn*"is'*W^wi^Wre^ ••rv*"r
^—
menaro sold onlv bv
Sold by all respectablo dealers in medicine*.
Cow bide, kip, calf and findings a complete Mue : lasts
HANNAH. LAY A 0 0 , Agent-.,
T h o notorious MeG'oop, f h o m Oeo. McCleUan o^l.
ASK' FOR NEW STYLEp r g s nails, knives, Ac., Ac.
ed to" leave Washlngtort oh'penalty of bilng" n'rres\«I and
Y AN Ii E E N O T I O N S .
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QUERY.
Dolls cologne, hair oil, potuade. hair Restorative aud dyes
shot for tmiiipy, hoa b o o n e l » f l « f J o d r o o f New York
pkgs of vnerehandir<
Propeller Al hEndkerchlcfperfumes, toilet and shaving soajw,. specUcles
Jn«i received
by 1,662 maiJortty. X h u is tho kl0|1 p f t p q a tho coppcr- Why l»it that CBlSTADOr.O'SHAlH DYE is the best IN cj^iany this day. Oct. U0.18W.
tobacco and snuffboxes, and pouches, meervbanm and com
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mon pipes, porte-raonien. money l«n*. ladiee traveling J ags,
"lieads pick u p ami endeavor to g i r o position wher«v»r
cbilda bags, rattles toy*, toy books, corn passes, hrusbes
BECAUSE eminent cbrnii*iA«jy ao !
an oppo^mijtypreaeqtjHSwtf, ... ^..t
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asnufted, toy watches.
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On election day. a woipan a p p ^ j y ^ J ^ o n e oCthy gtijl^
STATIONERY.
Cor nearly all kinds of merchandize u and has beon for the
, t BECAUSE it wears laager than any other !
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past thirty d a y s MUCH EXCITED, and most kinda of good'
M W , note, legal and cap paRcr?. envelopes assorted,
So f r ^ J h c t c g h f c t o t w t e - ! a ^ o ti»fl»»otors ; , -B^lAU^E it-operato^ iustant^noonsly I
Sjavs-adVttnced considerably; especially Tor two weeks past pencils, pens. Ink. black and red, sealing wax.
, BECAUSE it docs u»t stain the skin !
received her.b«llot and a f t o r s b o re»ireA ' p a t it in
hps this sHte of things been more than usually noticable;
V;
ROOKS.
V BECAUSE it nourishes aqd strengthens the Hair !
stove.
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gander'sMcGuflV'r Davis'Mitchell s and CTarVs series of
BECAUSE It Corrects th'S bad effects o f other dyes '
and with an unprecedented demand and an onasnatly limitT h e Radicals have carried the three )arg^st cities iu
ed supply, coupled with the fact of the Government just school books childs and a d u l u miscellaneous book*, blank
BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected !
books copy books song and music books, some lor schools.
coming forward to raake their reqnbdiJou* for the Use1 of our
BECAUSE IT NEVffll FAHJi !
Missouri, St. Loots, St. Joseph, and UannibnJ, by awoepTIA' W A R E .
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Manufactured by JVCRISTADORO. Aston Hon«e. New immense orwiies. the result Ma been to cause an Increased
ing.majorities. T h ? j have likewise c a r r i e d ' Jeflerson
Onr tin shop is in A No. 1 running order and all work
York."f Sold erfcryWliere, kiid applied bv all Hair Dressers.
firmness which necessarily must continue until winter (now
C i t y tho State capital.
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P r l ^ I i V h S O - t t d S3 per box, according to site.
so soon at hand) acts in.
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A good asaortmAt constantly onliaiid—«tf«irprice#.
T h e Richmond Examiner .nv^yc^ at jthe amall depreIs in Valuable with his Bye, as it Imparts the' ntmo3t soft-,
We find it impossible to hardly commence an enumeration
ciation of Federal currency, 'and advises tho rebel leaness, the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality to the lfair.
OUR LATEST ADVICES atyow a •till larger advanc* in of our stock in oo small a space, and for any additional par
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Price, SO rent*,'lft. a n » 4 ? j i e r bottle, according to size.
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A a n u m b e r of y e a r s , end Rive better aatisfaction t h a n any
other, a n d are r c c o m m c n d c l as the best by C a p t . Erricson,
f r o m t h e Alps, a s follows:
'• W e w e n t o n o v e r t h e l i t t l e S c b e i d e c k , a n d u p o n t h e a n d o t h e r e m i n e n t E n g i n e e r s . We can r e f e r t o t b o a s a n £ s
u s i n g t h e m , a n d g u a r a n t e e t h a t all will r e c o m m e n d them.—
s u m m i t g a i n e d t h e first foil a n d g l o r i o u s v i e w of J u n g f r a o T h e y are m o r e s i m p l e in c o n a t r n c t i o n , a n d w o r k easier, and
a n d ita companions, M o n c h , K i g c r and W e t t e r h o m .
I cost less t h a n all others.
" O u r r e a d e r s will find t h e double-acting, improved 1'utap
s h a l l n e v e r f o r g e t t h a t h o a r . I k n e w t h e n , first a n d s u r e ly, t h a t J o h n ' s vision, t h e G r e a t W h i t e T h r o n e , w a s n o of J . D. W e r t 4 Co., one of t h e best in the market, it LI \ e r y
s i m p l e , w o r k s t o a c h a r m , so t h a t a n y child may use it ;
m a g n i f i c a t i o n of a n e a r t h l y k i n g ' s c h a i r o f s t a t e .
A
t h r o w s a steady, c o n t i n u o u s stream, and does not f r e e z e in
s n o w m o u n t a i n , l o n g h i d in m y s t e r i o u s c l o u d s , a t l e n g t h the c o l d e s t e x p o s u r e s , a n d is unusually c h c a p . We »u; t h '
d i s c l o s i n g itself, a n d s t a n d i n g a p a r t f r p m all e a r t h l y knowingly, a n d give t h e t e s t i m o n y of o u r own a c c o r d . »itl
t h i n g s , f a r u p t h e e v e r l a s t i n g s k y , b r i n g s n e a r t o t h e out the knowledge or request of t h e p r o p r i e t o r s . "
( N . Y. E v e n i n g l'ost, J u l y 1st, IWS.
s o u l t h e reality of G o d — o f t h e c i t y t o b e revealed ; a n d
b e i n g less t h a n t h e g r a n d e u r o f t h i s e t h e r e a l s u m m i t
T h i s may c e r t i f y t h a t I h a v e been using, a t my m a n u f a c t
a l o o e , in t r a n s p a r e n t e t h e r , b l a z i n g w i t h s u n l i g h t , a m i d s t ry, for t h e last f o u r years, " W e s t ' s I m p r o v e d P u m p s . "
s o l e m o Bilence, c o u l d W o r d a fit s v m b o l pf t h e d e s c e n d - now h a v e in use t h r e e of said pump*. o n e of which j* k e p t
c o n s t a n t l y at work, 24 h o u r s each day, (save Suud&V!
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i n g t h r o n e w h i c h filled t h e a p o c a l y p t i c v i s i o n !
h a s been r u n n i n g f o r t h e p a s t two years. I p r o n o u n c e
MOUXTARf AIR.
u n h e s i t a t i n g l y , t h e best p u m p s that have been b r o u g h t
notice, h a v i n g nsed many o t h e r s previously. They an- simple
. T h e e x h i l i r a t i o o of m o u n t a i n a i r u s u p h t h a t
c o m e s a b o y a g a i n . T h e r e i s n o w e a r i n e s s in w a l k i n g . in t h e i r c o n s t r u c t i o n . a n d not easily disarranged.
N. Y., Oct. 10, lsJ'J.
J AUKS J
Y o n r u n a n d j u m p , y o u c l i m b d o w n p r e c i p i t o u s c u t oils,
y o u r u n h i t h e r a n d t h i t h e r t o b e d s of flowers, t h a t noJ . D. WEST A Co. :
where on earth have so much sentiment' and solace as
We are pleased to s t a t e t h a i t h e i ' u m p s we have had of
w h e n g r o w i n g in w i l d s i m p l i c i t y a n d a m a z i n g a b u n d a n c e y o u , ubout a y e a r ago, have-bccn in c o n s t a n t use, 12 hi
fit t h e s o h i g h m o u n t a i n sol it o d e s . I l a i d d o w n a m o n g each day, a n d raise for the u»e of o u r Woolen F a c t o r y , about
i h e m . I p l u c k e d t h e m in c r u e l n e g l i g e n c e . - j F o r w h o 130 g a l l o n s per m i n u t e . T h e y work with b u t little pow
c o m p a r e d w i t h p u m p s we have used before, a n d do n o t •
c a n c a r r v w i t h h i m s u c h q u a n t i t i e s " O n e s o o h d r o p s o a t of repair, a n d are s a t i s f a c t o r y in all respects. Yours, i
this h a n d f u l t o m a k e r o o m for t h e n e x t .
Or, selecting
D i » M r MiNUPACTrKiNO COMPAKT.
from tho richest to press into o eouvnir, you imagine t h a t
t h a t i s finer t h a n t h i s , a u d y o n d e r is o n o y e t m o r e p e r - SOLON KOBINKON t o tho F a r m e r ' s Club, J a n . 23 :
* " No f a r m e r w h o owns n well or c i s t e r n can possibly afford
f e c t , w h i c h g i v e s p l a c e t o o n o m o r e b e a u t i f u l still. Th<
t o be w i t h o u t an i r o n p u m p . It should be at o n c e u
—
j o y of u n c o n s c i o u s b e i n g s is n o w h e r e s o e x q u i s i t e a s ii
a n d f o r c e p n m p — a p e r f e c t little fire e u g i n e — s u c h
t h e s e m o u n t a i n l a t i t u d e s , I f y o u t u r n y o u r t h o u g h t s in k n o w n a s '• W e s t ' s I m p r o v e d P u m p . ' ' I speak of t h i s p u m p
t o a n a l y z e t h e c a u s e , y o u fiod y o u r t h o u g h t s r i s e t o t h e because 1 h a p p e n t o k n o w it . . . to be v e r y simple,
n o b l e s t t h e m e s , y o u r r e l i g o n s e m o t i o n s t e n d e r a n d s p o n - durable, p o w e r f u l a n d cheap, a u d it d o n ' t freeze up, n o r g e t
y e a r . . - . I k n o w this, a u d think I
t a n e o u s . E v e r y p a r t of j r o a r b e i n g , h a n d s , s o u l a n d m i n d , o u t of o r d e r oi
s e e m s by s o m e s u b t l e infloebeo t o p u t forth its r a r e s t
qualities, a n d one foresees dimly t h e blessedness of u
s t a t e w h e r e t h o w h o l e life s h a l l m o r e in s p o n t a n e o u s p u r ity and. ooblcocsi
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a n d a - q a a r t c r s t r e a m . . . I t can be m a d e t o w o r k
wells as well as in shallow oufes."'
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LAUGHTU.
A s w e n c a r e d t h e b o t t o m , a n d t h o fields g r e w m o r e
o p e n a n d c r o p - f u l l , we h e a r d u s h o u t i n g b e h i n d us, w h i c h
i n c r e a s e d a s wo d i s r e g a r d e d it. A t l e n g t h , c u r i o u s w h a t
s u c h i m p o r t u n i t y s h o u l d m e a n , wo h a l t e d . A s u n b r o w n
m a i d e n of r o b u s t s t a t u r e c a m e t o w a r d u s — l e a v i n g a Utile b r o t h e r and sister shyly waiting b e h i n d — a n d p o u r e d
forth a stream o f w o r d s which m e a n t as .much to o u r und e r s t a n d i n g a s t h e s p a r k s w h i c h , fly f r o t n t h o a n v i l . —
C o u r t e s y r e q u i r e d t l i a t w e s h o u l d reply,I w h i c h w e d i d
in fluent E n g l i s h , w h i c h c h e c k e d b e H o q u a c i t y f o r a m o • n e b t . B u t i t b u r s t f o r t h a g a i n , a n d ! repaid e v e r y w o r d
with a n o t h e r . N o w it s t r u c k m e t h a t t h e r e was somet h i n g l u d i c r o u s in t w o p e r s o n s s t a n d i n g o n e i t h e r s i d e o f
u s t o n e wall, j a b b e r i n g a t e a c h o t h e r in tegular s e q u e n c e ,
a n d in t h e m o s t e a r n e s t a n d e m p h a t i c m a n n e r , a n d 1 b u r s t
iuto broad laughter.
L a u g h i n g is universal language.
S h e laughed too. B u t when t w o persons h a v e laughed,
t h e r e s e e m s a n a w k w a r d n e s s in n o t k n o w i n g w h a t t o s a j
o r do next. H e r laugh was so entirely English t h a t "
qu'|to f o f g o t t h a t s h e c o u l d n o t u n d e r s t a n d m o w h e n , in
a polite and e x p r e s s i v e m a n n e r , I said, j" W e l l now, m y
d e a r c h i l d , will y o u e x p l a i n w h a t all t h i s m e a n s
She
i n s i s t e d b y j e s t u r e s t h a t I s h o u l d l e a v e tlio p a t h a m i c o m e
o v e r t o h e r s i d o . w h i c h I d i d . T h e n s h e t o o k a line o r
m a r c h , a n d l f o l l o w e d t o s t o w h a t w o u l d b e CQme of i t A c r o s s t h e fiold, u p tho, h i l l s i d e d o w n t h e hillside, T
w e n t swiftly; a t t h e b o t t o m she s t o p p e d nnd p o i n t e d t o
a p a t h . A h ! all t h i s m e a n t t h a t I c o u l d t a k e a s h o r t e r
c u t t h a n t h e h o r s e p a t h -I W a s i t c e i n o r k i n d n e s s t h a t
h a d i n s p i r e d - a l l t h i s c a r e f o r ' u j e ? 1 p i t a c o i n in h e r
s t o u t h a n d , received a g o o d n a t u r e d l a u g h , b e t o o k m y self t o t h o p a t h , a n d s o o u c a m e t o G r i n d T e w a l d — i t s g l a c i e r — a n d its magnificent W a t t e r h o r n .
TOR JL'NOTRAU.
A n a f t e r n o o n ride b a c k t o l o l o r l a c h e b , in t h e g o l d e n
sunlight, or t h r o u g h tho cool shadows of t h e mountains,
a l o n g t h e s i d e o f t h o v a l l e y , w a s full of d r e a m y r e s t a n d
gladness. A s w e d r e w n e a r t o IuterlaChen, J n n g f r a n ,
w i t h t h e s e t t i n g s n n e h i u i u g f u l l u p o n it, :rose u p f r o m b e h i n d u s w i t h a b e a u t y s o e x q u i s i t e t h a t 3 felt d r a w n t o
i t m o r e a s t o a h t u n a n b e i n g t h a n t o sncrw c o v e r e d r o c k 1
I s t o o d u p in t h e c a r r i a g o , a n d a s t h o r o a d w o u n d • r o u n d
a m o n g o r c h a r d s a n d fields, i t w a s lost, !or flashed f o r t h
a g a i n ; w a s hidden, only t o g l e a m forth w i t h p u r e white
a g a i n . A n d s o i t p l a y e d w i t h mo a s a m o t h e r w i t h h e r
c h i l d — b i d i n g h e r face and s h o w i n g it alternately, t o the
b a b e ' s i n f i n i t e d e l i g h t ! A n d all t h o e v e n i n g 1
t upon
t h o v a r a n d a h , l o o k i n g a t t h a t vision, on w h i c h tho sun
w e n t d o w n , l o n g a f t e r , h e l e f t us, o n W h i c h t h e m o o n
a r o s e , s h e d d i n g ail o v e r i t a g l o r y b e y o n d t h a t of t h e d a y ,
inefiable, t r a n s c e n d e n t ! B e t w e e n t h o t w o g r e a t h i g h e r
mountains tho euchantress rose—two green mountains,
t h e o n l y f r a m e in w h i c h s u c h a g l o r i o u s p i c t u r e c o u l d b e
fitly a e L "
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A PUZZLED JCSTICF..—A m a n n a m e d J o s h w a s b r o u g h t
b e f o r e a country squire for stealing a hpg, a n d l h r e c witn e s s e s b e i n g d x a m i n e i l s w o r e t h e y t a w h i m s t e a l it.
A
wag having volunteered as couocil for Josh, knowing the
s c o p e o f t h e s q u i r e ' s b r a i n , a r o e p n n d a d d r e s s e d h i m as
f o l l o w s : " May i t p l e a s e y o u r h o n o r , I c a n e s t a b l i s h t h i s
inau's honesty beyond a s h a d o w of a doubt, for 1 have
t w e l v e w i t n e s s e s ready t o s w e a r t h a t t h o y did not s e e h i m
steal it."
T h o s q u i r e r e s t e d h i s h e a d / o r . a few p i o m e n l s u p o n h i s
h a n d a s if in d e e p t h o u g h t , a b d w i t h g r e a t d i g n i t y a r o s e ,
and brushing b a c k h i s hair, said:
" i r t h e r e a r e t w e l v e w h o d i d n o t s e e h i m s t e a l it, a n d
only t h r e e w h o d i d , I d i s c b a r g e t h e p r i s o n e r . "
FASUIOJJ AND DISKASB.—There i s n o t r o t h m o r e firmly
e s t a b l i s h e d a m o n g m e d i c a l m e n . t h a n t j i a t d i s e a s e s follow fashions as m u c h as bounets do. W h e n thin slippers
p r e v a i l , c o n s u m p t i o n is t h e p r e v a i l i n g e p i d e m i c w i t h
females in e v e r y f a s h i o n a b l e c o m m u n i t y of t h o c o u n t r y .
W h e n l o w n e c k e d f r o c k s a r e in t h e a s c e n d a n t , s o r e t h r o a t
and quinsy a r e the raging maladies! • W h e n " bustles"
and " bishops" m»do their appearance» spinal affections
b e c a m e " t h o t o n . " , T h e reign o f c o r s e t s i s d e n o t e d b y
c o l l a p s e d l u n g * d y s p e p s i a , a n d g e n e r a l d e r a n g e m e n t of
the digestive organs.
Indeed, so intimately concocted,
a r e d r e e s a o d d i s e a s e , t h a t a d o c t o r s a y s t h a t all h e n e e d s
t o d e t e r m i n e w h a t a m a j o r i t y o f t h e w o m e n a r e d y i n g of,
is t o h a v e o n i n v e n t o r y of t h e i r w a r d r o b e h a n d e d h i t n .
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have been sold in i t s n a t i v e town, and n o t a single i n s t a n c e
o l i t s failure i s k n o w n .
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held by a c u p p a c k i n g , like t h a t upon t h o w o r k i n g p i s t o n ,
w o r k i n g in a cylindor, fitted f o r t h e p u r p o s e w i t h i n the upp e r air c h a m b e r — w h i c h wc t h i n k a g r e a t i m p r o v e m e n t , as
stufiling is s o l i a b l e t o be d e r a n g e d , a n d l e a k u n d e r s t r o n g
p r e s s u r e , t o say n o t h i n g of tho loss b y f r i c t i o n i n c i d e n t
t h e r e t o . I t has also two s i r . c h a m b e r s : t h u s the a c t i o n of the
valvo Is c u s h i o n e d upon both sides by a i r — p r e v e n t i n g watcrhamiucr, a n d v a e u p K b o n i p . T h e valves are very accessible,
a n d Simply a n d c h e a p l y r e p a i r e d . T h e y work m u c h easier
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e x c e p t w h e n e x p r e s s l y f o r b i d d e n in t h e d i r e c t i o n s w h i c h
w r a p p e d a r o u n d each bottle, a n d havo t h o w r i t t e n s i g n a t u r e
of DR. JNO. L. L Y O N u p o n t h e m .

a n d yet, t h o u g h it is so s u r e s n d speedy in its o p e r a t i o n , it j»
perfectly harmless, b e i n g purely v e g e t a b l e . I t is very agree
able t o t h o taste, a n d may be a d m i n i s t e r e d to c h i l d r e n of
a n y age.
In cases of C R O U P wc will g u a r a n t e e a cure, if tsken in
N o F a m i l y should be w i t h o u t i t .
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ONLY 25 CENTS.
And If a n i n v e s t m e n t a n d t h o r o u g h trial d o t s n o t " h a c k
u p " t h e above s t a t e m e n t , the m o n e y will be
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say t h i s , k n o w i n g ita m e r i t s , a n d feeling c o n f i d e n t t h a t one
t r i a l will secure f o r i t a h o m e in every household.
Do n o t waste a w s y with C o u g h i n g , "when so s m a l l a n in
v e s t m e n t will c u r e you. I t may be b a d of a n y r c s p e c t a l i i D r u g g i s t in t o w n , w h o will f b r n l s h y o u with a c i r e u l a r o r gen
uiue c e r t i f i c a t e s of c u r e s it h a s m a d e .
C. O. C L A R K ,
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For sale by D r u g g i s t s in c i t y , c o u n t r y , a n d e v e r y w h e r e .
F o r sale at Wholesale, by
D. 8. B A R N E S ft CO., New Y o r k ,
G. C. G O O D W I N A CO., Boston,
F A R R A N D , S H E E L E Y A CO.. D e t r o i t .
STRAY COW.
A M E INTO T H E ENCLOSURE O P T H E 8UB8CRI
b c r . i n Ccntcrvllle T o w n s h i p , on t h e 21st O c t o b e r i n s k ,
a red a n d whito Cow, a n d a calf w i t h a muzzle o n his nose.—
T h e Cow i s s u p p o s e d t o be f o u r or five y e a r s old, a n d tho
calf a b o u t t h r e e m o n t h s . T h e Cow h a s a bell o n . T h e o w n e r
is requested t o p r o v e p r o p e r t y , p a y c h a r g e s a n d take h e r
away.
J O H N HARTW1CK.
Csnterville, O c L JU, 1883.

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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
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p r o v i d e l n t c r n s l revenue t o s u p p o r t t h e G o v e r n m e n t , a n d t o
GENUINE
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G E N U I N E 1 to, f o r t h e F o u r t h C o l l e c t i o n D i s t r i c t of M i c h i g a n , h a s been
recoivnd a t t h i s office.
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The u n d e r s i g n e d , h a v i n g t o nse • West's I m p r o v e d P o m p s , '
N O N E O T H E R S A R E G E N U I N E ! Kalcasca, A n t r i m . Manitou, E m m e t a n d C h e b o y g a n , w h o are
c h e e r f u l l y recommend t h e i n as simple, durablu a n d p o w e r f u l
assessed in s a i d list, a n d liable t o p a y t a x o n I n c o m e
In r a i s i n g and t h r o w i n g water, a n d f o r t h e i r enso of action,
Licenses, C a r r i a g e s , Billiard T a b l e s a n d Silver P l a t e , a r e rc
s c c n r i t y a g a i n s t f r o s t , a n d low price, we believe t h e m s u p
q u i r e d t o p a y tho s a m e , a t t h e office of A. W . B a c o n , D e p u t y
r i o r t o all o t h e r s .
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s l n k i u g . We find t h a t one m a n will with ease lift 50 gallon."
p e r m i n u t e W e lifted In t h r e e a n d a half (fours all t h e w a a scientifically c o m p o u n d e d fluid p r e p a r a t i o n could r e a c h .
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A L B E R T W. BACON,
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verse, L e e l a n a u , a n d Manitou C o u n t i e a .
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face and markets.
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sites, w a t e r powers, w i t h o r w i t h o u t i m p r o v e m e n t s , a n d t h e
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