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School hours IRON l.! t. 3 O'Clock, except Thurs
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a.ny rlIilR I-l0O Inyan raw I,h.,rs ;,,s, ~
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nut
THE SubscriIe,s Offer at wholesale
e. he following goods.
W uATS--InA ,n.oa ,nn.sk;n silks as
- sorted size nn1 hrn,s
mS$NAl d. best No d. do
io0 do do No do do
100 cases best NO 5, assorted sizes anu hrllns.
E ~ 40 n nsaSs I,t. superior a'''''''
5u q" rune Nn.fh;
200 DO Black and While Russia
81 do Extra Back lsu~sla;
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on'hs' tof i:eFee ana country r raus,
d' Al ranks otmllIary N naval ChMpeaus;
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C1DS-Eur, Effer,
var o,r Seal in t,r5 I,,sv r,ses
Sanlitts
Cln,h ,,,ps-pickv;ck Polish Avril's hat
lnnr snfl ION
Fnre.t FORAGE
Military unIre $,
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10 Rem /.
A LARGE and commod1ous Room over Lcvy's
1 a auction store, u Magazine street. Apply to
W GREENE,
LithoFrapller, on the premises.
NB-The above would make good drill room.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
IN, The fast sailing ship NIAGARA, captain
,ISessfN Cole will have im-lc late despatch For
EsAea freight of $50 bales passage, having good
accommodations, apply on board, or to
5 s. WHITNEY,
nov % 73 Camp street.
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- PERM CANDLES, OIL, &c.
~ $40 boxes New Bedford sperm Candles;
81 barrels Refined Whale Oil;
SO Casks New liedf rd Winner Oil;
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Is ba kels first quality Champagne Wine;
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III boxes White ayana Sugar, superior quail
i'y, in and for SAFE by
JOSEPH COCKAYNE,
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Oils, PAINTS AND TURPGNTINE-34 casks
W English, Dutch and American Linseed Oil; 81
casks pure sperm .; 9, bbs brown tanners oil; bbs
No. castor o 900 kegs New York white lencl; $50
keg. Philsdepha ~hle Lead 20 kegs green paint; dry
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~ tin cansters, do do; ogoher with an assortment OF
fresh drugs and medicines, for snle by
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
de- cor Common 4, I,b,n;t,,I,s 90,
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EpOX CHAIR i--lG0 dozen Box Chars, jus;
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Louisiana turnlturG Ware itnonS
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u TEAM BOATS FOR sALE-The splendid steam
~ boat SIR WILLIAM WALLACE, now running on
the Lake, is well ada tied to the river trade has ussed
the inspection law, and is IN complete order.
ALSO,
The steam boot SOUTH ALABAMA, which is now
being repaired and will he in complete order in lew
days For teras, Which will be liberal, apply to
GEO WHITMAN,
DIS ~ Poyfras al
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NTAI.Ni>iir.S-A Ia
the mantlilCtury ol
in part the following; I
furniture no ia no :,
;, varlilsh No /, J M !
brqAp apsn, for sale h.
gertl9
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- Two houses near Tivoli Circle; Appnlyr.
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LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

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TO RENT
a comfortable dwelling house in Caron-
E4G II1 deet street, lew doors from Canal street. 1t
laslAA. has been recently painted up, and is now in
good enantabe ORDER possession wen Immediately.
Appyto
DOYLE g. MAY,
nOy2N 3 CarOndelet
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
HDREPARArpRi to Jefferson Col eye and to 9TH
ers conducted by i'. Granet, l. |. d.
Exchange .liev, between onti aud Hienville. I'M;
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being entirely rce from the rose Of the streets hnd the
rafting of draws and cHriagcs.
The jefferson Academy is divided into NV" depart
merts. The iuni ele ncntarv department tor lie
various branches Of common education in French and
in Eugs!- The Senior depart nent tor Latin, Crack,
Math 'n,tita, Nc. pnnrtutIltv, order dlscl ine
are strictly enlolnel and nb4erva ii.
rcrm4, Iunv, u ,,nrt,nant per month; $40
do II
Spanish II
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09
TO OWNERS OF YES.

IN Sells, &c.,-Sealed, but separate propos-
ais will be received by the subscriber at the Office
Of public works at Michigan city, Indiana, until
the 25th day of May next at noon, and also at
the office of public works at the mouth of the st.
Joseph, Michigan, until the Goth of May nsxt. at
noon, for the delivery at each place of 1900 (ff.
teen hundred) cords of stone, required to build
three harbors to be delivered as follows: 300 cords
by the end Of June next (; 400 cords by the end of
July next 400 cords by the end of August next
300 cords by the end Of September and 100 cords
by tho end of October next No bid will be re.
ceved for less quantity than three hundred
cords.
The stone to be brought from Big Sturgeon bay
at near its junction with Green Bay, and off
Of public land.
Each bidder will make two distinct bids or
proposals. One, what he will transport the
stone for, p,r cord, provided that it is delivered
there, imm ,dately on the shore or wharf, ready
TO be loaded The other what he will ask per
cord, to quarry tho stone and transport it to its
ultimate destination in the latter case, no stone
of less weight than fifty pounds will be received
and it shall be incumbent upon the contrac.
tor to deliver as large stone as practicable.
When delivered, the stone shall b, deposited
by the contractor, directly from the vessel when
convenient, or by means Of boats, furnished by
government, free of expense, to such points as
the superintendent or his agent may designate,
and who will then determine the quantity, by
actual measurement or otherwise as he may see
fit.
The superintendent also reserves the pow
or ofrejecting any bid he deems too high or when
he is not satisfied of the capabity Of the bidder
to fulfil his bid also, the right TO increase or de-
crease, at any time by one-fourth or loss, tho a.
mount Of any contracts, two weeks notice nav.
ing been given in writing to the other party, and
no bid will be received. unless the bidder or his
authorized agent, is present at the time tbs bids
| are opened, ready to contract.
Panents will be made If funds are in the hands
OF the superintendent, soon as received for
the quantity delivered, 90 per cont thereof being
always retained by government, until the compile.
| ton Of the contract.
No contracts can be entered into until tho up.
| propriations for these works for 1888 are made,
which it ssupposed will be done by the time these
bids are opened.
| All proposals must be directed "post paid" TO
the subscriber at the places for which the bids are
intended, and endorsed, proposals for stone for
the harbor o." Michigan City, Indi.
ana, or ST. Joseph, Michigan, as the case may
be.
B. w. STOCKTON,
Superintendent the harbors Of Michigan City
and st. Joseph.
April 25, 1888.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

Journal Of charlottesville April mum.
Der of this publication is before us. The
following is table of its contents, original
and selected The Garden, Circulars oil
the Superintendent of Public Instruction
relative to waste on the University and
School lands, Proceedings Of Michigan His
torical Society, Education tho safeguard OF
Liberty, Physical Education of Woman,
Moral influence of Cruelty, Address of
John d. Pierce, before convention OF teach.
ers, &C., at Detroit, and the Western Lite.
rary Institute Of Ohio, the Telegraph, Gar.
dening, &c. &C., embracing as much mat.
ter in a single number as is usually found
in 20 duocecimo pages. Notwithstanding
the indisposition of the editor, the pres.
ont number will be found to keep up full.
ly with its predecessor, and to the general
reader, will DO more interesting, from the
greater variety Of subjects treated of.-Free
Press.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09
HEAD QUARTERS, DETROIT
Adj't Cents Office, March 81, 1888.
GENERAL ORDERN-No 9.

The following distribution Of the militia forces of
this state, and the assignment of officers to CON-
mands, take effect from and after this date. These
arrangements are not to be altered by comman.
ders Of divisions, brigades or regiments, with
ont special authority, except on some urgent
necessity, when the fact will be promptly COM
municated to the Adlutant General, with the
reasons which induced the alteration.
FIRST DIVISION.
The county Of Wayne will form the LIST divi.
sion, LIST and Cd brigade, LIST I'd Sd and 4th regi.
ments.
First Brigade.
The LIST regiment to be formed Of the townships
of Detroit and Hamtramck.
I'd regiment, of Springwells. Ecorce, Mon
guagon, Brownstown and Huron.
Second Brigade.
Sd regiment, of Dearborn, Canton, Nankn,
Van Buren, and Romulus.
4th regiment, Of Greenfield, BEDFORD, Livonia
and Plymouth.
SECOND DIVISION.
The county Of Washtenaw will form;thc I'd d.
vision, 81 and 4th brigades 5th, 9th, 7th and 9th
regiments.
Third Brigade
The 5th regiment to be formed Of the townships
Of Ann Arbor, Superior and Scio.
9th regiment, of Ypsilanti, York, Pitt and
Lodi.
Fourth Brigade.
9TH regiment, of Salem Mortified. Webster.
Dexter and Unadilla.
sthregin,ent, of Lima, Sylvan, Sharon, Free
dom, Manchester, Bridgewatcr and Sa-
line.
THIRD DIVISION.
The counties Of Oakland, Livingston, La
peer, and Genesce, will form the Sd division, 5th
and 9th brigades, 9th 10th, 18th and 18th regi-
mcnts.
Fifth Brigade.
The 9th regiment will be formed Of all that part
of the county Of Oakland lying east OF
range nine.
10th regiment Of all that part lying west in
said county including range nine.
Sirfh Brigade.
18th regiment, Of the county Of Livings
ton.
18th regiment, Of the counties of Lapeer and
Gcnesec'
FoUTH DIVISION.
The counties of Saginaw, Shiawassec, Gin
ton, Macomb, st. Clair, Michillimackinas
and Chippewa, will form the 4th division 7tt
and 9th brigades, 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th re-
gimcnts.
Seventh Brigade.
The 18th regiment will be formed Of Saginaw
Shiawassco and Clinton.
18th regiment, Of Macomb county.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09
HEAp-QUARTERs, DETROIT,
Adjt Genl's Office, March 81, 1888.
GENERAL ORDERN-Nna


The major generals, brigadier generals and CO.
lonels, appointed. and as promulgated in general
orders number one, of this day, are hereby di-
rected to proceed to fill their respective DIVISION
brigade and regimental stats.
The colonies will, within ten days after re-
ceiving notice of their appointment, divide, Or
ganize, establish and number, or letter, ten CON-
panies or as near that number as at present prac-
ticable, in each regiment and cause elections for
company officers, to consist Of one captain, one
first lieutenant, and two second lieutenants to
each company, to be held, and make the returns
of these and all subsequent elections, to the brig
adler general commanding, specifying the num-
Der or letter of the company to which such Off
Ger to be commissioned belongs, and iithat Off
Ger approves of tho same, he will send the re-
turns with his approval, TO the adjutant general
for the commissions.
No commissions will be issued, or designations
accepted, unless approved and transmitted by the
brigader general as above stated.
Every officer Of the militia Of this state, who
henceforth accepts commission, is obliged 10
uniform and completely equip himself, within six
months from the date of his commission, and if
of the line, according to this prescribed and now
established uniform Of the army of the United
States, and If belonging to the separate or vol
unteer corps company, according 10 the adopted
uniform of that corps and company; officers
nominated, but unwilling to comply with this re-
QUESTION, are at liberty to tender their resi- gna-
ton otherwise, if found in default. their names
will be stricken from the roll.
All volunteer corps or independent companies
now organized and existing, which have not
twenty five rank and file, equipped and uniform
ed according to the adopted uniform of the corps
or company, from the date of the passage of the
above act, are to be considered as disbanded, and
the members will do duty and return to the line.
Each brigadier general will direct the colonies
in his brigade to an election to be held with
in thirty days. for one lieutenant colonel and one
major to each regiment in his brigade, from a
mong and by the company officers elected, and
apply for commissions as above.
BY order of the Commanders Chief,
J. +. SCHWARZ, Adjt General.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

WEDNESDAY, MAY 0. 1888.

Detroit and 81. Joseph Railroad.-That por.
ton of the road from Detroit to Ypsilanti was
finished, and the cars commenced running on the
5th February last. The receipts, since them
have averaged over ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS PER DAY! The Detroit
Free Press says:
"Since the arrival of boats from Buffalo, which
left afcr canal boats from the east began to arrive
there. the receipts have exceeded on an average
too hundred dollsrs per day. For tho last few
days they have averaged over tDo Hundred ana
fifty dollars per day"
We think the plan adopted by the Legislature
a correct one. with regard to the expenditure OF
the appropriations. The sums appropriated for
the different works, will be expended upon the
eastern end the effect Of which will be, that the
road will be finished for ten or twelve miles at
time so that will be constantly bringing IN somc-
thing to the state.
The receipts, as shown above, amount to ris-
inu thirteen thousand dollars for the first three
months At the same rate, tho receipts would
amount to rising fifty thousand dollars year!
Two out of the three months expired before the
opening of navigation, and the travelling upon
the road during that time. was comparatively
nothing to what il will be during the navigating
season upon the lake.
The members of the Legislature who were SO
strcnuously opposed to the appropriation bill at
the late session, and who SO often repeated the
cries that the state would be ruined by carrying
out her Internal Improvement system, can now
have an opportunity Of ascertaining to what ex.
tent the state is to be injuredby her noble system
of Internal Improvements.
Allowing the receipts to be in the same pro-
portion for four years to come, the road ,oould
pay for itself As a matter of course, the bust
ness would be much increased within that time,
and it is fir to presume that the receipts for three
years wiH pay the entire cost Of construction Of
the road from Detroit to Ypsilanti Under these
circumstances, and with these facts staring them
in the face, any member of the Legislature who
will oppose the construction Of the different
works of Internal Improvement, it must be evil
dent, does SO from some local jealousy or feeling.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

o. Mr.. LoUNT, son Of the martyr to
Canadian independence, arrived in this city
yesterday from Toronto. He brings the
confirmation fthe report that the prisoners
a, Hamilton have been respited for forty
days. 1t is believed that THELLER will lie
executed this day, as he is too much of q
man to be allo wed to live, when the tyrants
have their hand upon him. We know not
how long Mr.. Lount will remain in this city.
We understand that he is on his way to the
west on private business.-Bu6alo Daily
Star.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09
HEAD-QUARrERs, DETROIT,
Adjt Gents Office, March 81, 1888.
GENERAL ORDERN-No.

So much of the general orders Of the 7th inst.
as directs the company drills to be held on the
7th, 18th, 2lst and 2Sth April, and on the 5th
of May next, are hereby repealed, and the drills
on those specified days are to be dispensed with.
The regimental review and inspection directed
by said order TO be held on Saturday, the 18th
day Of May next, at 8 o'clock, A. M, will take
place, as directed, at the several regimental head
quarters, and the colonies will report the numeri-
cal strength of the regiments to the brigade in
spector, as heretofore ordered.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief,
J. E. SCHWARZ, Adjt. General.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

EighM Brigade.
18th regiment, of st. Clair county.
10th reglment, of Michilimackinac and Chip
pewa.
FIFrH DIVISION.
The counties of Monroe and Lenawee will form
the 5th division, 9th and 10th brgades, 18th, 18th
18th and Goth regiments.
Ninth Brigade,
The 18th regiment to be formed Of all that por
ton Of the county Of Monroe, north of tn,
River Rasin, including the town Of Sum
merfeld.
18th regiment, of all that portion Of sale
county south OF River Raisn, except tn,
part Of Summerfeld lying south Of said
river.
Tenth Brigade.
18th regiment, of all that part of Lenawee
north oftown seven, in ranges four and five
and half of town six, in range one, two and
three.
Goth regiment, of all that portion of Lena
wee lying south Of the above.
SIXTH DIVISION.
The counties of Hillsdale, Branch, Calhoun,
Jackson and Ingham, will form the 9th division,
llth and 10Th brgades, 2lst, 22d, Esd and gath
regiments.
Eleventh Brigade.
The 2lst regiment, formed ofthe county Of Hills
dale.
22d regiment Of the county of Branch.
TtoeJfh Brigade.
23d regiment Of the county of Calhoun.
Gath regiment, of the counties of Jackson
and Ingham.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
The counties of st. Joseph Cass Berrien and
Van Buren,, to form the 9TH division, 18th and
18th brigades, 25th. 26th 9th and 2sth regi-
ments.
Thirteenth Brigade.
The 25th regiment to be formed of the county of
st. Joseph.
26th regiment Of Cass county.
Fourteenth Brigade.
9th regiment Of Bcrrien county.
28th regiment, of Van Buren, county.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
TIL, counties Of Kalamazoo, Eaton, Barry, AL
Logan, Ottawa, Kent and Iona, to form the 9th
division, 18th and 10th brigades Goth, 30ih 3lst,
and 32d regiments.
Fifteenth Brigade.
The 29th regiment to be formed of the east half
of Kalamazoo county.
30th regiment, of the west half Of Kalama-
zoo county.
Sizteenfh Brigade.
3lst regiment, of Eaton, Barry and Alegan
counties.
sad regiment, Of Ottawa, Kent and IOnia
counties.
BY order of the Commands. in Chief,
J. E. SCHWARZ, Adj't General.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

The following appointments are announ-
ced in the Globe Of the 2lst instant Free
Press.
David w. Jones, receiver ofpublic mon.
eys at Minerald Point, Wisconsin Territory,
vice Joseph Eucix, resigned from tho 10Th
inst.
Benjamin Sherman, register fthe land
Office at Ionia, Michigan, vice John Clark,
declined, from the 10Th inst.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

From Floridd.-The latest accounts
bring the intelligence Of the capture Of
$40 Seminole Indians, men, women and
children, including $50 warriors, by Gen.
Jesup, in the vicinity Of the camp, at Jupi,ers
Inlet. Upwards of15O negroes were cap.
fured at the same time.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

The Steamer Bunker.Hili.--This boat left
Buffalo on the 18th ult. loaded with passenge 6,
and not having been heard from for long time,
il was supposed she was lost in gale. A letter
written from on board has been received at Buff
fAlo, stating that she is ashore on "Horse shoe
Reef" on Long Point, upon the Canadian shore.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09
nUORTGAGE SALE...NO RE-
IN Ill nE,Ai pIIQN -IlaEa,It b, ..;x, L,a.,

"ORTGAGE SALE...NO RE-
VA DEMPTION.- Default having been made
in the payment of certain sum Of money, Sc
cured to be paid by an indenture of mortgage,
bearing date the second day of August in the year
of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-six, executed by VIM. F. Arnold, of st. 10.
seph county, Michigan, to Alfred Poe, of the
same place, of all that certain piece of land, in
st. Joseph county, known as the east half of the
northeast quarter, and the east half Of the SOUTH
east quarter, of section fourteen, in township
seven, south Of range twelve west which said
mortgage was recorded in the Registers office of
said county, on the twenty ninth day Of Nov en-
ber in the year aforesaid, at ten o'clock, A. NJ,
in mortgage book b. pages l36-7.8. The amount
Of principal and interest claimed to be due on said
mortgage at the date Of this notice, being five hun.
dred and sixty-eight dollars and sixty.two cents,
said mortgage having been given to secure the
payment ofpurchase money. Notice is therefore
hereby ven, that by virtue of a power of
sale in said mortgage contained, and in pursu.
ance Of the statute IN such case made and pro.
vided, said mortgaged premises will DO sold at
public auction or vendue at the courthouse in
the village of Centrevillc in said county on the
seventeenth day of May next, at o'clock, p M.
ALFRED POE, Mortgage.
j. EASTMAN JOHNSON, Attorney. 12w6l
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

A young widow recently saved the life
Of a gentleman Of large fortune, who had
been precipi:ated in skif over the falls Of
the Licking River; and out Of gratitude he
married her the next day at Baltimore.
The parties had nsver seen each other un.
iii the rescue was effected by the heroism
of the lady, who risked her life, and gained
q husband and fol tune at the same moment.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

A Baltimore paper says, that the man
who is most expert in stealing horses, 10
considered in Texas as deserving the high.
est pubic honor.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

Benjamin Rathbun.--The trial of Benjamin
Rathbun has been postponed until the November
term of tho Circuit Court, in order to procure
witnesses from Texas. He is still in jail at
Buffalo.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

Counterfeits.-Counterf'it bills upon the st.
Joseph County Bank are in circulation of the de-
nominations of fves, threes, twos and ones ;
the plates are genuine; they arc all dated De-
cembor &c. 1887. They can be easily detected
by the signatures, or by the filling up. One per-
son has been arrested at Chicago for counterfeit
ing the bills.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

Specie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Specie.
over and above the export of $4,000, was receiv
cd and entered at the Custom House in Now York
within eight days.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-09

NOTICE.-Therois now preparing for the
IN press, Treatise on the native medicinal
plants Of the state of Michigan. 1t will alss con-
tain an accurate statement of their physiological
action on the human body, BY
WIN. r. MARSHALL, M. D., Graduate
of the Edinburgh University, Scotland Licen.
tate Of the Medical and Surgical Board of New
York, Member of tho Medical Society of WASH
tenaw, and Surgeon in the Militia in the state
of Michigan.
Constantine, May 9, 1888 93f