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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-06-27
HgAp-QuARrERs, DETROIT,
Aaj't Cents Office, March 81, 1888.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 3.

GENERAL ONDE ho--4NO. -.
The major generals, brigadicr generals and CO.
loncls, appointed. and as promulgated in general
orders number one, of this day, arc hereby di-
rectcd to proceed TO fill their respective division,
brigade and regimnntal Gtafis.
The colonies will within ten days alter re-
cciving notice of their appointment, divide, Or
ganize, establish and number, or lotter, tel COM
panics or as near that number as at present pr1c-
ticlblo, in each regiment, and cause elections Tor
company officers, TO consist Of one captain, one
first lieutenant, and two second lioutenants to
each company, 10 be held, and make the returns
of these and all subsequent elections to the brig
adler general commanding, specifying the num-
her or letter of the company TO which such OIL
Ger TO be commissioned belongs, and iitht oiii-
Ger approves of the Same, he will send the re.
turns with his approval, TO the adjutant general
for the commissions.
No commissions will be issued, or designations
accented, unless approved and transmitted by the
brigadier general as above stated.
Every officer Of the militia OF this stale, VINO
hcncoforth accepts a commission, is Obliged 10
uniform and completely equip himself, within SIX
months from the date Of his commission, and II
of tho line, according to tho prescribed and now
established uniform Of the army of the United
States, and If belonging to tho separate or vol
un.eer corps company, according to the adopted
uniform of that corps and company; ONO ,r'
nominated, but unwilling TO comply with this re-
QUESTION, are at liberty to tender their resi- gina
ton, as otherwise, if found in default their names
will be stricken from tho roll.
All volunteer corps or independent companies
now organized and existing, which have mo-
twenty five rank and file, equipped and uniform
ed according to tn, adopted uniform OF tho corp
or company, from the date of the passage OF TN
above act, arc 10 be considered as disbandco' AM
H. ,,,o,,hors will do dutv and rcturl TO the line
Elch brgadicr general will direct the colonel
in his brigade TO cause an election to be held with
in thirty days, for one lieutenant colonel and on
major TO each regiment in his brigade, from
mong and by the company officers elected an
apply for commissions as above. ..c
BY order Of the Commander .in-Chlcf'
J. T.. SCHWARZ, Adj't General.
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MT Ss5'1Ct; TO OWNERS OF YES

"a Sells, &c..-Scalsd, but separate propos-
ala will be received by the subscriber at the Office
of public works at Michigan city, Indiana, until
the 25th day Of M ~ next at noon, and also at
tho Office of public works at the mouth oil the st.
Joseph, Michigan, until the goth OF May next, at
noon, for the delivery at each pltco OF l5OO (hf.
tocn hundratD cords of stone, required TO build
threa harbors. TO be delivered follows: 800 cords
wv the end of Juno next I; 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 tn, end of October next No bid will be re-
ccived for less IN nifty than three hundred
cords.
The stone TO be brought from Big Sturgeon bay
at or near its junction with Green Bay, and oil
Of public land.
E,ch bidder will mike two distinct bids or
proposals. One, what he will transport the
stone for, pr cord, provided that 1T Is delivered
there, immediately on the shore or wharf, ready
TO be loaded. The other what he will ask per
cord, to quarry the stone aud transport it to its
ultimate desiin atioi in the latter case no stone
of less weight than fifty pounds will DO received,
and il 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
/
and who will then determine the quantity, by
actual measurement or otherwise, as he may soc
| fit.
The superintendent also reserves the pow
or ofrcecting any bid he deems too high. or when
he is not satisfied Of the capabiliy OF the bidder
TO fulfil his bid ALSO the right to ncrsas, or de-
crease, at any time by one-fourth or less, the a.
mount of any contracts, two weeks notice hav-
ing been givsn in writing to the other party, and
no bid will be received, unless the bidder or hi,
authorized agent, is present at the time tn, bids
are opened ready TO contract.
Pamcnts viii be made If funds are in the hand;
of the sup ,rinendcnt or as soon as reccived,) FOL
the ouautity delivered 90 par cent thereof being
always retained by government, until tho compile
ton OF the contract.
No contracts can be entered into until tho op
propriatons for these works for 1888 are made
which il is supposed will DO done by the timc thos
bids ar, opened.
All proposals must he directed "post paid" Z
IN, subscrc n al the places for which tho bids ar
intended AMI endorsed, Proposals for stone 10
tho hlrbor of F." Michigan City, Ind
ana, or ST. Joseph, Michigan, as tho case ma
r be. ->,,,,r-,.,
Superintendent of the Ii rfbors Of Michigan CIT
and st. Joseph.
pril 25, 1893.
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said county including range nine.
Sirfh Brigade.
18th regiment of the county of Liyings-

said county including range nine.
Sixth Brigade.
llth regiment, Of the. county of Livings-
ton.
18th regiment, Of the counties of Lapecr and
Gencscc.
FoUTH DIVISION
The counties Of Saginaw, Shiawassc &C, Cin-
ton, Macomb, ST. Clair, Michillimackinec
and Chippewa, will form the 4th division 9TH
and 9th brgades, 1911, l4th, 18th and 10th re-
gimcnts.
Seventh Brigade.
The 18Th regiment win he formed Of Saginaw,
Shawassec and Clinton.
18th regiment, Of Macomb county.
Eighth Brigade.
18th regiment, of st. Clair county.
Enlargement, of Michilimackinac and Chip
pewa.
FIFTH DIVISION.
The counties of Monroe and Len1wce will form
the 5ih DIVISION 9th and 10Th brigadss, l7th, 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 the
River Raisn, including the town of Sum-
merficld.
18th regiment, of all that portion of said
county south OF River Rasin, except the
part Of Summeriield lying south Of said
river.
Tenth Brigade.
18th regiment, of all that part of Lcnawce
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 Hillsdae, Branch, Calhoun,
Jackson and Ingham, will form the 9th division,
18th and 18th brigades, 2lst, 22d, 23i and 21th
regiments.
Eleventh. Brigade.
The 2lst regiment, formed ofthe county of Hills
dale.
22i regiment of the county of Branch.
Tpelnh Brigade.
23d regiment of tho county Of Calhoun.
24th regiment, of the counties Of Jackson
and Ingham.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
The counties Of st. Joseph, Cass, Berricn and
Van Buren,, to form the It'll division. 18th and
18th brigadcs, 2jth, Goth, 9th and 29th regi-
ments.
Thirteenth Brigade.
The 25th regiment TO be formed of the county OF
st. Joseph.
Goth regiment of Cass county.
Fourteenth Brigade.
9th regiment of Berricn county.
29th regiment, Of Van Buren, county.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
The counties of Kalamazoo, Eaton, Barry, AL
Logan, Ottawa, Kent and Iona, to form the 9Th
division, 18th and 10th brigades, 29th, 3Oth, 3lst,
and ed regiments.
Fifteenth Brigade.
The 29th regiment to be formed OF the cast ha!i
Of Kalamazoo county.
30th regiment OF the west half of Kalama-
zoo county.
Sirtcenth Brigade.
3lst regiment, of Eaton, b Try and Allegan
counties.
32d regiment, of Ottawa, Kent and Ionin
counties.
By order of tbs Commandcr-in- Chief,
J. T.. SCIIWARZ, Adj't General.
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COODy.-THo,s MosELEY is

| EW GOODts-iHOo mOS EbEf Is
IN receiving an extensive assortment Of Goods,
among which have Cassimeres, beaverton and
summer stuffs, red and white flannel, 5000 yds
calico, gngham, bombazine, Irish linen, beachcd
| shifting, ticking check, padding, canvass, bag
ging, &c.
l shall receive early next week stock OF de-
sirable goods for the accommodation OF merchants
who wish to replenish and which will sell at
tho N. York jobbng prices, consisting Of
20 pieces low priced black, blue brown and ca
Diet broadcloth
80 pieces black, blue, mixed, lavender and drab
Sattinetts;
5 bales brown sheeting;
$50 lbs mixed Wooden Yarn;
Also rich assortment of English and French
Goods, such as
Super French Prints and Muslns;
Black and cold Silks;
LINEN cambrick h'dk'fs
Pongce and fancy do.
Rich shawls, gauze wells.
Worked collars from so cents to IS;
90 dozen mems and women's gloves;
80 lbs sewing silk;
Parasos, elastic suspenders, thread and bobb nett
laces, ribbons, hosiery, &C., &c.
Also, at wholesale or retail, 90 cases boots and
shoes, containing
100 prs mems and boys thick boots;
SO goat, calf and kip do;
100 !" thick brogans
100 Cents walking and dancing pumps,
so !" calf shoes,
300 +" Ladies' kid slips,
100 walking shoes,
200 " misses * childrcn's bootccs e. shoes.
3 cases black and drab hats, Manila do, Log.
horn and straw bonnets.
GROCERIES,.
Hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans sugar,
lump do molass 8, coffee, tea, rasins, rice, soap,
tobacco, sal eratus, sperm candles, castor oil.
HARDWARE.
so kegs nails, 40 boxes glass. door latchcs,
butts and screws, scythes. ptchforks. hoes, AK :
es, knives and forks tcakettlcs, walters, Amos
shovels, &C., &c.
Constantine May % 6a?J
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HEAD QUARTERS, DETRoIr
Adj Gen'ls Office, March 81, 1888.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 2.

Adj't GeHIs Once, March 81, looo'
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 2.
The following distribution Of tho militia forces of
this state, and the assignment OF officers to conf
m,nls take effect from and after this date. These
ARRANGEMENTS arc not TO he altered by comman-
dcrs of divisions, brigades or regiments, WITH
ont special authority, except on somo urgent
n,csssi,y, when tho fact will he promptly coni-
municated 10 thu AdJutant General, with the
reasons which induced the alteration
FIRST DIVISION.
The county of Wayne will form the LIST divl-
sion, LIST and I'd brigade, LIST Cd 81 and 4th resi-
ments.
First Brigade.
The LIST regiment TO BE- formed of the townships
of Detroit and IIamtramck.
2i regiment, of Springwcls. Ecorc,, Mon
vuagon, Brownstown and Huron
Second Brigade.
Sd regiment, Of Dearborn, Canton, Nankln,
Van Buren, and Ronuus.
4th regiment, of Greenfield, Redford, Livonia
and Plymouth.
SECOND DIVISION.
The county of Washtenaw will form, tho ~ d.
vision, 3 and 4th brigadcs, 9Th, 9th, 9TH and Gun
regiments.
Third Brigade
| The 5th regiment to be formed Of tho townships
Of Ann Arbor, Superior aud Scio.
9Th regiment, Of Ypsilanu York, Pitt and
Lodi.
Fourth Brigade.
7th regiment, of Salem Mortified, Webster
Dexter aud Unadilla.
8hregin,ent, of Lima, sylvan, S'iason, Freo
dom, Manchester, Brdgowater and sa
line.
THIRD DIVISION.
The counties Of Oakland, Livingston. L.
p,or aud G,nsecc. will form tho 81 division, st
and 9th brig ldes, 9th 10th. 1lih and 18th reg
mehts.
Fifth Brigade.
The 9th regiment will be formed Of al that pa
of the county Of Oiklind lying east
range nmc.
10Th rsEim .ut of ell that part lying vast
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- HEREFF's sALE.-By virtue

HEREFE'S SALE.-By virtue OF an
- execution issued from tho Circuit Court, for
the county of st. Joseph, Mich, against the
lands, toncmens, goods, chattels rights, credits,
moneys and effects of John w. Lldd, hivo at.
tachcd the following land, viz: lois no. and
in section no. 10, in the village of Constantine
in ths county Of st Joseph togethr with the
buildings thereon all of which shall expose for
salo, at public auction at the Court lIous, in Con
treville, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of August
noxt, at 2 o'clock, z. M.
EDWARD A. TRUMBULL, Sh'G.
Centrovill,, Juno 23I, 1893. Sw9J
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mucl scribner, A TTACHMENT.-

Samuel scribner, A ENACTMENT
vs.. "A Notice is hereby given,
VIM. ii. Adams. >that have sued out writ
of attachment against the goods chattels, rights,
credits, moneys aud effects of VIM. ii. Adams,
an absent debtor and that the same will come on
for trial before VIM. &. Pease. Esq, at his Office
in tho village Of Constantine, on the 18th day
of August next, at ono O'clock, p. NJ.
SAMUEL SCRIBNER.
Constantine, May IL, 1888. l2w95
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GNnEAP-.CAKEAk' FOR CASH
" 400 gallons brandy, COO gallons rum, 400
gallons gin, 200 gallons high proof spirits. and
wines of most all kinds. The subscribers offer
the above for sale by tho gallon or cask very
cheap for cash..
ALBERT ANDRUS g. co.
Oct. 7, 1887. GO
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A T,TENTIOy EMsGRANTs!!!

"A ITEM hHcF HN aSah<AIe J''
"a That st. Joseph Conn'y is the Garden OF
Michigan, needs only TO be seen TO he acknow-
lodged.
lis inhabitants cll llcngc tho United States
and Texas to produc, an equal Gxtanl OF country
which combines to greater 'lcgrcs than n, beau
ty, fertility, sllulrity important water privileges
and adyant arsous situations. Ccnirsyillc, its
county scat is its geographical c3ptre.
Two and half miles from sid villog, lias a
a beautiful FARM Of 31j acrss, part prairie and
part timber, with suit abb irpGovam His. A'so,
miles from sail village, hne Barr Ok Farm
Of lis acres partly improved.
Also. 8 NILS from id vii -, F.Im If sup
or soil and location, continuing about 100 sctof
Also, several unimprov lots oil land hand-
somely situated in different parts of tho county.
Also, ecverll pleasantly siluaiod lots IN { N
trevillc all of which arc worthy Of the attention
of the cmigrant, and arc offered for eile o, low
terms by r. RYI.EY TOLL
Centrovillc, April 2lst, le3s.
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-ss.szzs ~ 1000 ne propri-
etors of the above Line, will be prepared ON tho
opening of Canal Navigation. to start Boat dali
ly from Albany aud Buffalo, for freight and pas
sengers Their Boats being of the first class,
and running in connection with Tow Bolts on
the Hudson River, and Steamboats, and Vessels
on Lake Erie and Upper Lakes, and trust with
these facilities, they Will DO able to forward pas
ssngers and property with as much safety and
despatch rs any other Line. Thankful for past
fsvors, they solicit share of public patronage.
q. b. IiANNAIIS & co.
For freight and passage apply to the following
persons.
AGENTS.
G. B. HASNAus & Co., No. Z, Coenties slip, n. Y.
p. LusK g. Co, No. 9, State street. Albany.
II. NASH a. Co.. Sophia street, Rochester.
LUsK, MILLER & Co, Buffalo
IL. NoRroN e. CO., Buffalo.
GILIIsriE, JorCE g. Co., Cleveland.
o NEwBERnY g. CO., Detroit.
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Bank of Ypsilanti,
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad,
Bank of Clinton,
Bank of Macomb,
Bank of Tecumseh,
Bank Of Constantine,
Bank of st. Clair,
Bank of Wisco nsin,
Bank of Pontiac,
Calhoun County Bank.
Farmers Bank of Homer,
Bank of Brest,
Bank of Niles,
Bank of Oakland,
Bank Of Saline,
Huron River Bank,
Merchants Bank of Jackson county,
Commercial Bank Of st. Joseph,
Bank of Gibraltar,
Bank of Marshall,
Millers' Bank of Washtenaw,
Clinton County Bank,
st. Joseph County Bank,
Bank of Battle Creek,
Saginaw City Bank.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Monroe,
Michigan Insurance bills,
Shelby g. Detroit Railroad checks,
Farmers Bank Of Oakland,
Bank of Grand River,
Bank of Superior,
Bank Of Utica,
Clinton Canal Bank,
Peoples Bank.
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HEAD QUARTERs, DETRoIT,
Ad1t Gen'ls Office, May 4th. 1888 \
GENERAL ORDERS, No. Z.

dnENEKAL U9tUEENS, NO. z.
yEyHE designations of Alexander H. R'dfcld
and Edwin III. Lothrop are received ard
accepted, and the Brigadicr Generals command-
inp tho l3th and 18th Brgldes will cause cleo
lions 10 be held for ons Colonel to the 26th and
ono Colonel to the 30th Regiments.
TIL, Regrmental beats of the 10th brigade are
chanced and from this date 80 established 9Th 1t
the 29th Regiment will be formed of tho North
half of Kalamazoo county, and tho South hall
COMPRISE the limits Of tho Both Regiment
nv order of the Commander Chief.
J.E. SCHWARZ, Adl't Gonl.
Editors Of Newspapers in the counties Of ST
Jos,ph and Kalamazoo aro requested TO publish
the above. ?3if
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EAI0TECE.-Iwonld respectfully inform the
IN public that have no connexioa with tho
Farmers and Merchants Bank of ST. Joseph a
Centrsvile. Stock was transferred TO me, ana
was eleetsJ Director without my knowledge o.
consent. ADAMS NhhtNhN
April Is, 1888.
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| TTACHnTlSNT..

VS.. IN Notice is hereby given,
Willm III. Adams that Tho's Moseley has sued
out an attachment ag inst tho goods chattols,
rights, moneys, and effects Of Wm ii. Adams
an absent d,btor. and that the same will come on
for trial before VIM. c. Pcase, Esq, at his office
in Constantine on the 18th day of August next,
at one O'clock, T. M.
THOMAS MOSELEY.
Constantine, May IL, 1893. l2w95
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E 6e SHARES OF tho Capital Stock Of
Y. I'd the Bank Of Con 'stantinc, for sale by
w. A. SANGER.
Mottville, July &c, 1887.
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At rcgullr term of the PROBATE Court for Tho
county of ST. Joseph held al the Probate oihce
in Cen,rsvillo, 3)th April, 1898.
In tho matter a PON filing by Henry a,
of the estate of u Hopper. Administrator oil
WIN. Marks. >said estate Of his settlement ac-
connt-I, is Order91, that notice bo given by
publishing this oidr thr1G w1oNS soecesSlvoly
IN the Constnntno Republican, a newspaper
prntod in Constantine TO the end lhlt all Persons
Interested may appear at tn, Psob.ie oiiies IN
Centrevnlc on the last Monday in My noxt al
| 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. 10 show caas, it any they
! have why such account should no, be alo we'd.
CYRUS INGERSON, Judge Of Probl,e
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MARRIED,--AtM ackinac, on the 18th June
by ]. p. King, Esq, Mr.. SIDNEY l.. RooD, of
Cstroit, to Miss CAROLINE A. GRAvERAEr, of tho
former place.
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John c. FOry s. Co., IN ATTACH-
, III MENI.-NOtlcC Is

William III. Adams. Thereby given, that at our
instancs writ of attachment has been issued a.
ginst the goods, chlttcls, rights, monies, credits
and effects Of VIM. III. Adams an absent debtor,
and that tn, same will be tried before VIM. G.
Posse, Esq, Justice of tho Peace, in and for
81. Joseph county, at his office in the village of
Constantine, on tho 18th day Of August next, at
o'clock, p. M. JOHN G. FORY 81 co.
Constantine, My IL, 1888. l2w95
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sNATTACHNIENT.

''' VS. -' 4 Notice i IS hereby given,
VIM. III. Adams. What, at my instance, writ Of
attachment has boon issued by VIM. G.. Poaso n
Justice Of the Peace, against the goods, chattcls,
rights credits, moneys and effects of William H..
Adams, an absent debtor, and that the same is
continued for trial TO the 18th day Of August next
at o'clock. Z. M. WILLIAM NASH.
Constantine, My 18th, 1888. l2w95
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ENLOUks, at "a per hundred, for lie at all
n times, and CASH paid for WHEAT, at
Three Rivers, by SMITH L. BOWMAN.
April 5, 1887
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NOySTANTfNE CASH STORE
u REPLENlSHED.--Tho Moseicy has
just returned fion Nsw- York with fresh stoc
Of goods, which he will soil al his former rcdu-
ced prices for stern funds; for Michigan mo.
ncy trust my customers will have no objections
TO pay the differences of exchange.
Particulars noxt week.
My "a, 1888. ~
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GENERAL ORDERS.
HBAD-QUARrERs, DETROIT,
Adj't Gen'Ps Office, March 81, 1888.

In pursuance to the act entitled .'an act TO a.
mend an act to organize the militia" approved
March 81, 1888, his Excelloncy the Commander
in Chief has made the following nominations, in
convention of both IIou,s Of the Legislature,
March 40 lS33. viz
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plse,' ~ho "hosest, capable, and hhhfsl 10 The
CcnsliiBiIon
EssDfs6. 1hst cragrssalatr the hteads Of poPn'
la rnr-fu ufeni thc iaii Afforded N the
f.tsat deHscastfsops u Pablie opinion, BY centna
rers- of trmphs throughout The eoun'rS for ihe
Lass twelve months. that the h,ns has Ahen an
INTEL rrnt and psf ec people ~ sei hcmse'res for
tgairsi me Wild and assrvctfs schemes 81 Leo
Fooossfn sad Jscohins with all hrir attendant cures
whether pfe'nuga,~ from tlrv National Isbineii 81
ffstn tie Halls 81 Legislation.
Hsssr.d That Wili Yield at psrtsnal Preferences
ts uaiicd and eotaisl support OF the ponsaanon ie
the Presidency which shall be made by the National
convention 10 he holden al isrr.b1fgh, Ia Dec i-7,
and that I'll partial snd local commitments o. pledges
TIE present tne, 20 any individual for that high
station ~heihsr IN the form q newspaper nomination
conventional resolution, is premature, inesPeden',
and uoNisc.
R,salr,d Thst the thank. and the gratitude Of the
nation due 10 H~niy Cisy and Daniel Webster Tor
ic able pefsrYefng and paroic Efforts 10 procuring
the fcpcai 81 the odou. and oppressive specie cuouat
k'farsd. That the proceedings o. tins Convention,
sened by the Chairman and Ssctetanes be published
the Rutland Herald
Convention adjourned without day.
ANDERSON q DANA, Chairman
ktGctf', S,e,,ts,i,,
JosTs,
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sies, % fanhrf design, which BE-. in .is~ the b.,
Interests and tappiasss Of ihis woid ard the
world - We thercfore infs'm al sueh raay
~ 3isp1srd IN ths way - ad oar destrn that oar p
pr wi tr upen % the free discussion Il ntustc and
snch TOPICS a. msy bc conrrc;"d With o. Those Who
are eoncctued IN giving musical lectures, ia city uf
coantfy, OF IN af3tdpg such Instruction any other
Say, voud much oaee us ~ communicating their is
bors iHr puhlcation Account. vi the 81
IN various raf,s of the conniy, nusicsi news hnsc
doirs, Nc, wall tr very gratefully received Ba We
wish 70 br understood ,hat every thing sa,oting Of
plrisan character will BE- excluded 10 which fegla
lion VIZ mist r,rdiy adhere
The work vii be publ shcd every Other "Wednesday,
"a the qusfto form 81 pages Co each number, on
good type snd hnc paper, Al three dollars per annum,
pas able ~ advance
Persons RENTING tle amount ui one year substtP.
ton will have the wor- aafy sent them. Inpets
tn whom tbs number - seut aud who will insert the
Frospecius shall receive tie wotk gratis.
OTIS, BRuADERS * Co. Prhishs-A
l20, NAsutNaros 81, Boston.