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HEAp-QuARrERs, DETROIT,
Adj't Cents Office, March 81, 1898.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 3.

GENERAL ORDERS-No. 3.
The major generals, brgadier generals and CO.
loncls, appointed, and as promulgated in general
orders number one, of this day, arc hereby d.
rcctcd to proceed TO fill their respective division,
brigade aud rcgimoutal stalls.
The coloncls will, within ten days after ro-
ceiving notice Of their appointment, divide, or
ganize, establish and number, or letter, ten conf
panies, or as that number as at present prac-
ticablc, in each regiment, and cause elections Tor
company officers, to consist of one captain, one
first lieutenant and two second licutcnants 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 OIL
Ger TO be commissioned belongs and THAT OIL
Ger approves of the same, he viii send the re-
turns with his approval, TO the adjutant general
for the commissions. -.-1
No commissions will DO issued, or designations
accepted, unless approved and transmitted by the
brigadicr general as above stated.
Every officer Of the militia Of this state, who
hence forth accepts commission, is obliged 10
uniform and completely equip himself, within six
months from the date of his commission, and il
of th, line, according TO the prescribed aud now
established uniform Of the army of the United
States, and lf belonging to the separate or vol.
untcer corps company, according TO the adopted
uniform of that corps and company; officers
nominated, but unwilling TO comply with this re-
q,lisition, arc at liberty to tondor their resi- gna-
ton as 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
cd according to tho adopted uniform OF the corps
or company, from tho date of the passage of tho
above act, arc 10 be considered as disbandcd, and
the members will do duty and return to the line.
Each brigadicr general will direct the colonies
in his brig dc TO cause 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 Commander. n-Chici,
J. II. SCHWARZ, Adj't General.
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M OTICE no OWNERS OF Vais-

" 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 Nay next, at noon, and also at
tho Office of public works at the mouth Of the st.
Joseph, Michigan, until the 20th of May next, at
noon, for the delivery at each place of 1900 (if-
teen hundredD cords of stone, required to build
three harbors, to be delivered as follows. 800 cords
by the end of June next; 400 cords by the end Of
July next; 400 cords by tho 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-
coivcd for less quantity than three hundred
cords. N
The stone TO be brought from Big Sturgeon bay
at or near its junction with Green Bay, and off
of public land.
Each bidder will make two distinct bids or
proposals. Ono, what he will transport the
stone for Per cord, provided that it is delivered
thore Immediately on tho shore or wharf, ready
to be loaded. The other what no will ask per
cord, TO quarry the 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 us 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 cxponse, 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 tho pow
or ofreiccting any bid he deems too high, or when
he is not satisfied of tho capabiity of tho bidder
to fulfil his bids also, the right TO increase do
crease, at any time by onc-fourlh or less, the a
mount Of any contracts, two weeks notice hav-
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 tho bids
are opened, ready TO contract.
| Pancnts will be made If funds arc in the hands
of the superintendent, soon reccived,) for
| the quantity Delivered 30 por cent thereof being
always retaincdby government, until the compile
| ton of tho contract
No contracts can be entered into until tho ap-
| preparations for these works for 1898 are made,
which il issupposcd will DO done by the time these
bids are opened.
| All proposals must be directed "post paid" TO
the subscriber at tho places for which the bids
ntc,.tled, and endorsed, Proposals for stone for
| the harbor Of ---" michigan City, Indi-
ana, or St Joseph, Michigan, the case may
| be.
J. r. w. STOCKTON,
Superintendent of tho harbors Of Michigan City
and ST. Joseph
April 25, 1888.
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NEW GOODs.-THo,s MosEI.EY !.

NEW GOODs.--THOS MOSELEY il
~ receiving an extensive assortment of Goods
among which have Cassimeres, beaverton and
summer stuffs, red and white flannel, 5000 yd
calico, gingham, bombazine, Irish linen, bcached
shifting, ticking, check, padding, canvass, bag.
| ging, Sc.
shall receive early next week a stock of de-
sirable goods for the accommodation Of merchants
who wish to replenisl and which will sell at
the NJ York jobbing prices, consisting Of
20 pieces low priced black, blue brown and ca
Diet broadcloth;
30 pieces black, blue, mixed, Lavender and drab
Sattinetts;
bales brown sheeting;
$50 lbs mixed Wooden Yarns ~
Also rich assortment Of English and French
Goods, such az
Super French Prints and Muslins;
Black and cold Silks;
Linen cambrick hdk'fs;
Pongee and fancy do;
Rich shawls, gauze wells.
Worked collars, from so cents to SIS;
20 dozen mems and women's gloves;
30 lbs sewing silk;
Parasols, elastic suspcndcrs, thread and bobb nett
laces, ribbons, hosiery, &c, &C.
Also, at wholesale or retail, 30 cases boots and
shoes, continuing
100 prs mons ndboys thick boots;
80 I" goat, calf and kip do;
100 :" % thick brogans
100 I" Gents walking and dancing plmps.
so I" 90 calf shoes,
900" Ladies' kid slips,
100 -" 4" walking shoes,
200 /" misses 81 chilIrcn's bootoes & shoes.
cases black and drab hats, Manila do Leg
horn and straw bonnets
GROCERl ES.
Ilhds Porto Rico and New Orleans sugar,
lump do, mo!ass $, 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
Is, knives and forks, teakctt'cs, walters, Amcs'
shovels, &C., &c.
Constantine, May %. 6w95
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HEAD QUARTERS, DETROIT
Adj Gen'Is Office, March 81, 1898. !
GENERAL ORDERS-No. =.

GENERAL ORDERS-NO. =.
Tho following distribution Of tho militia forces of
this statc and tho assignment of officers TO
nands, take effect from and after this date These
arrangements are not to he altered by comman.
dcrs of divisions, brgades or regiments, with
out special authority, except OH some urgent
necessity, when the fact will be promptly com.
municaied to tho Adlutant General, with the
reasons which induced the alteration.
FIRST DIVISION.
The county of Wayne will form the LIST divi-
sion, LIST and I'd brigade, LIST Cd III and 18th rcg-
mcnts
First Brigade.
The LIST regiment to be formed of the townships
of Detroit and lIamtrauck
Cd regiment, OF Springwclls Ecorcs, Mon
guagon, Brownsiown and Huron.
Second Briga4c.
81 regiment, Of Dearborn, Canton, Nankin,
Van Buron and Romulus.
18th regiment, of Greenfield, Rodford, Livonia
and Plymouth.
SECOND DIVISION.
The county Of Washtenaw will form the Cd di-
vision, Sd and 9TH brgades, 9Th, 9th, 9TH and Sth
regiments.
Third brigade
The 5th regiment 10 be formed Of the townships
of Ann Arbor, Superior and Scio.
9th regiment, of Ypsilanti, York, Pitt and
Lodi.
Fourth Brigade.
7th regiment, of Salem Northiicld Webster,
| Dexter and Unndilla.
9Th regiment, ofIima, sylvan, Sharon Free
dom, Manchester, Brdgcwaier and Sa.
line.
! THIRD DIVISION.
The counties of Oakland, Livingston, IL.
peer, and Genesoo, will form the 81 division, 5th
and 9th brigadcs, 9th l0th,s llth and 18th regi-
ments
Fini brigade.
Tie 9th regiment will be Formed Of all that part
Of the county of Oakland lying east Of
i range nine.
! 10th regiment Of oil that part lying west II
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sqs said county including range nine.
| sf as SirM Brigade. a4 -
llth regiment, Of the county of Livings
18th regiment, the counties Of Lapecr an
Genesec. ..-
FouTH DIVISION.
The counties of Saginaw, Shiawassec, elm
ton, Maconb, st. Clair, Mchillimackina
and Chippewa win form The 4ih division III
and 9Th brigades, 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th re
giments.
Sepeath Brigade. -
The 18Th regiment will be formed OF Saginaw
Shawassoo and Clinton.
nth regiment, of Macomb county.
Eighth Brigade.
9Th regiment, of st. Clair county.
10th regiment, Of Mchimackinac and Chip
powa. fIee. ,aB f-., ~
FIFTH DIVISION. ~
The counties Of Monroe and Lcnawce will form
The 9th division, 9Th and 10th brigades, 18th, 18th,
18th and 10th regiments.
Ninth Brigade, ~. s.
The 18th regiment to DO formed Of all that por
ton of the county of Monroe, north of the
River Raisin, including tho town of Sum
merfield.
18th regiment. of-all that portion Of said
county south OF River Raisin, except the
part of Summeriield lying south of said
river. Moves. tt tsss r
s.,tat ee.s- Tenth brigade. Ea.ss .-.7,
10Th regiment, of all that part Of Lenawee
north oftown seventh ranges four and FIVE
and half Of town six, III range one, two and
three.
Goth regiment, of all that portion of Lena
wee lying south of the above.
SIXTH DIVISION. eaF.
The counties OF llillsdale, Branch, Calhoun,
Jackson and lngham, will form tho 9Th division,
18th and Eth brgadas, 2lst 22l, 23d and 2lth
regiments. a )1fte
Eierenh Brigade.
The 2lst regiment formed Of the county Of Hills
dalo.
22l regiment Of the county of Branch.
T,celfM brigade.
Odd regiment of the county of Calhoun.
9th regiment, of the counties of Jackson
and ingham.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Th1 counties Of st. Joseph, Cass, Borricn and
Van Buren,, to form the 9TH division, 18th aud
Nth brigades, 25th, Goth, 9th aud 2Sth reg-
nents.
Thirteenth Brigade.
Tho 25th regiment TO be formed of tho county of
st. Joseph.
Goth regiment of Cass county.
Fourteenth Brigade.
9th regiment of Berrien county.
2Sth regiment, of Van Buren, county.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
The counties of Kalamazoo, Eaton, Barry, AL
cgan, Ottawa, Kent and lonia, to form the 9Th
division, 18th and 10th brgades, 29th 30th, 3lst,
md 32d regiments.
Fifteenth Brigade.
The Goth regiment to be formed of the east half
Of Kalamazoo county.
30th regiment, of the west half of kalama-
zoo county.
Sixteenth Brigade.
3lst regiment, of Eaton, Barry and Allcgan
counties.
32d regiment, OF Ottawa, Kent and Ionia
counties.
BY order of the Conmaudcr.i Chief,
j. Il. SCIIWARZ, Adjt General.
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sd i, fS rs S , #, Ar XIX

MI N
BUSINESS. The undersigned having taken the
commodious Warehouse formerly occupied by
J. Mason, and lately by Trowbridge g. Hubbard
is now prepared to attend to the storage and
forwarding Of any and all goods which may be
entrusted to his care, and hopes by prompt at
tcnton to business to merit and receive liberal
share of public patronage All kinds of proper
ty taken and sold on commission, and liberal adj
vances mad,.
REFER TO Pratt, Taylor 4 Co., Buffalo, Joy
81 Webster, do, S. Juneau, milwaukee,, New
berry e. Dole, Chicago. Hubbard & Co., do,
Jas Jas Cook, Goshen. Ia, o. Nowborry, Detroit,
Peasc, Chester, and CO., do, J. l.. Whiting, do.
Britain, Sanger e. Co, st. Joseph, A. Ccquillard,
T.. S. Swan, White Pigeon.
RUFUS w. LANDON.
15Whiskey and salt constantly on hand and
for sale.
Niles July a, 1888. Gmo1OO
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muc scribnor, A PLACEMENT

Samuel vs. se'i'n'r T E1I;s. = sl,sbg s1c.
VIM. III. Adams. What have sued out a writ
of attachment against the goods, chattels rights,
credits, moneys and effects of VIM III. Adams,
an absent debtor, and that tho same will come on
for trial before VIM G. Peasc. Esq, at his office
in the village of Constantine, OH tho 18th day
of August next, at one o'clock, p. M.
SAMUEL SCRIBNER.
Constantine, May IL, 1888. l2w95
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John C. Fory s. Co, )wN ATTACH

john .. Tory u Co., } IN AHT n CH-
VS.. m MENT.--Notico is
William ii. Adams. hereby given, that at our
instance a writ Of attachment has boon issued a.
gainst tho goods, chattols, rights monies, credits
and effects of VIM. III. Adams absent debtor,
and that the same will be tried before VIM. G.
Pease, ESQ., a Justice Of the Peace, in and for
st. Joseph county, at his Office in the village Of
Constantine. on the 18th day of August next, at
/ O'clock p. nj. JOHN G. FORY g. co.
Constantine, Nav IL 1898. l2w95
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HEAD QuAnrERs, DErRorr,
Adlt Gen'ls Office, May 9TH. 1888.
C.g,NEsgAT. ORDHIEss, No. 7.

GENERAL ORDERS, No. 7.
gHyRas; designations of Alexander III. R'dGcld
4 and Edwin III. Lothrop arc received, and
accepted, and tho Brigadior Generals command
ing tn, 18th and 18th Brigados viii cause cleo
tons 20 be held for one Colonel TO the 26th and
QUO Colonel to the 30th Regiments.
Tho Rcgimcntal beats OF tho 10Th brigade arc
changed, aud from this date so established "tlat
tho 2jlh Regiment will be formed of tho North
half of kalamazoo county, and tho South half
comprise the limits of the Both II Regiment.
By order of the Commandcr-n-Chief.
J.E. SCIlWARz, Adjt Gon'l.
Editors of Newspapers in the counties of st.
Joseph and Kalamazoo arc requested 10 publish
the above. 93lf
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them TO the public, as an easy, safe, speedy and
certain remedy in diseases of that character.
VIM KINGEN


them TO the public, as an easy, safe, speedy and
certain remedy in diseases of that character.
VIM. KINGEN
White Pigion, Juno 90, 1888.
take pleasure in saying to the public that hav
ing been severely afflicted with the Ague at in.
torvals during the last year. and after having tri
ed various other remedies, was led to try tho
Pills called Doctor Sappington's Vegetable Febri
iuge and Ague Pills Improved, by which was
Immediately restored TO health. believe them
to be invaluable as safe sure and eflectual curc
for the above disease, and altogether superior to
any other of which have any knowledge. e
, s...t -. - AMI WHITNEY.
Van Buren,, Lagrange CO., la.
take pleasure in being able TO state TO the pub
lie, in regard TO the medicine called Doctor Sap.
pington's Vegetable Febrifugc and Ague Pills
unprecedented although between two and three
hundred boxes have passed through my hands
within the last two months, and have taken
considerable pains TO learn tho result Of their use
an all casos where they have been administered,
chat might the better judge of their character)
have not boon abo to learn that they have failed
in single instance to effect an immediate cure.
Though taken in some instances under peculiar
ly unfavorable circumstances. -l,e.st.
CHAPMAN YATES.
White Pigeon, June 80, 1898. 100.
U3' BE CAREFUL that you do not mistake
one for tho other--asl for Sappipgto We're.
table Febr3uge and Ague Pills IMPROVED
remember there is another medicine called DR.
John Sappington's Anti-Fever Pills, a very diff
iercnt article.
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TTACHHHEENT..

vs. IVA Notice is hereby given,
Willim H. Adams y that Tho's Moseley has sued
out an attachment against tho goods, chattes,
rights, moneys, and effects of VIM. III. Adams
an absent debtor, and that the same will come on
for trial before WIN. G. Pcase, Esq, at his office
in Constituting on tfe1 18th day of August next
at one O'clock, p. M.
THOMAS MOSELEY.
Constantine, May IL, 1888. 12w95
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NJ OEECB;.--Iw would respectfully inform tho
~ public that have no conncxion with the
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF ST. Joseph at
Centrevillc. Stock was transferred 10 nc, and
was elected a Director without my kuowlcdgc OF
consent. ADAMS WAKEMAN.
April l6, 1888,
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n tONSyNaNTsNE CASH STORE
v REPiENISHED.--T Thomas Moscley has
Just returned from New. York with fresh stock
Of goods, which he will soil at his former rcdu.
ccd prices for eastern funds for Michigan mo-.
ney / trust my customers will have no objections
topay tho differences of exchange.
Particulars next week.
May II, 1888. 81.
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NE 0RTG!;.AGE sALE---NO RE-

WH ORTGAGgs SALE---NO RE-
I'VE DEMPTION.--Defa having been made
in tho payment of certain sum of money, So
cured TO be paid by an indonture of mortgage,
bearing date the second day of August in the year
of oar Lord on c 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 tho cast half Of tho
northeast quarter and tho east half Of the south
east quarter, of section fourteen, in township
seycn, south Of range twelve west; which said
mortgage was recorded in the Registers Office of
said county, Oh thetwenty ninth day of Nov EN-.
Der, in the year aforesaid, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
in mortgage book Ii. pages 1868. The amount
of principal and interest claimed to he due on said
mortgage at the date sfthis notice. being five hun
drod and sixty eight dollars and sixty-two cents.
said mortgage having been given. to secure the
payment ofpurchase money. Notice is therefore
hereby gwen, that by virtue Of power of
sale in said mortgage contained, and in pursu-
ance of the statute IN such case made and pro-
vded, said mortgaged premises will be sold al
public auction or vcndue at tho courthouse in
tn, village of Controvillc in said county on tho
seventeenth day Of May next, at o'clock, p. M.
ALFRED POE, Morgagee.
j. EASTMAN Johnson, Attorney. l2wSi
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'a and s'"A'' MEN Nh L. !.
retor l.. Badly, hereby given, that at our
VS.. instance, a writ of attach
William II. Adams. ment has been issued by
Wm' Z. Pease, Justice of the Peace, against
the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and
enects OF VIM. III. Adams, an absent debtor, and
That the same is continued for trial TO the 18th
day OF August next, at O'clock p. M.
SUMNER g. BALDY.
Constantine, May IL, 1893. law95
:" ANTED.-Ol gold and silver wanted
w for which the highest cash price will be
paid by JOHN +. GLADDING.
Constantine, May l6, 1898. "a
nj OTICE.-Therois now preparing for the
V press. Treatise on the vegetable produc.
tons of Michigan, with view Of extending and
facilitating an accurate knowledge of our native
medicinal plants. 1t will also embrace an accu
rate survey of their Psychological action the
human body, BY
WIN. r.. MARSHALL, M. d., Graduate of
the University Of Edinburgh, Scotland, Licen.
tiate Of the Medical and Surgical Board of New
York, Member of the Medical Society of Wash
tenaw, and Surgeon in tho Militia in the state
of Michigan.
Constantine, May 0, 1893 93f
NNDgs SAE4Ei.-The subscriber offers al
III private sale, one hundred and sixty acres of
land, situated in Nottawa township, st. Joseph
county, within half milo of Nottawa prairie,
on Spring Creek described as 10 lows. east half
of tho southeast quarter, and east half of tho
northeast quarter Of section No. Ii, in township
No. 6, south of range No. 10, west For infor-
nation respecting the land, enquire of Nj. r. But
Ter, Nottawa Prairie, or Jaincs Hicox of Centre
vile.
PETER MONFOORT.
Constantine, May II, 1888. st9l*
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su :. s.!esneTJN,s5,sos LIME

s1ss:.s'lssl .; n isss.Nr sl psde,.
etors Of the above Line, will be prepared on the
opening of Canal Navigation, TO start Boat DAT
ly from albany and Buffalo, for freight and pas
aengers. Their Boats being of the first Glass,
and running in connection with Tow Boats ON
Tho Hudson River, and Steamboats, and Vessels
ON. Lake Erie and Upper Lakes, and trust with
these facilities, they will be able TO forward pas
sengers. and property with as much safety and
despatch as any other Line. Thankful for past
iavors, they solicit a share Of public patronage.
q. ID. HANNATfS Il co.
For freight and passage apply to the following
persons. ~. ~
~ AGENTS. r~r
q. u. I1ANNArs Co, No. 2, Coenties slip, NY.
L. LusK a. Co., No. 2, State street. Albany.
H. NASH a. Co., Sophia street, Rochester.
LUsE, MILLER a. CO., Buffalo
f. NoRToN 4 Co., Buffalo, ~
GILLESPIE, JoIoE e. Co., Cleveland
d NEwBERRY Il Co., Detroit.
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AND LOT COR SALE.

VHvfHsi subscriber has for sale 100 birrels of
III FLOUR which he will sell at the lowest
market price for st. Joseph County money
JOHN A. APPLETON.
Constantine, MAY %. So
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a t6EE;AE-aCEEEAP FOR CASH.
u 4Oo gallons brandy, GOO 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 Z, 1897. Ga
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GENERAL ORDERS.
HHAD-QuARrERs, DETROIT,
Ad't Cents Office, March 81, 1898
ENERAL ORDERS-No. |.

In pursuance TO the act entitled San act TO a
mend an act 10 organize the militia" approved
March 81, 1888, his Excollcncy tho Commander
in Chief has made the following nominations, in
convention of both Houses Of the Legislature,