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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27

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CON SION NERCH NTS
IL s. IS FRONT STREET.
NEW YORK.
David Lcavi;t, Pre'st Am Ex Blk N. York
Shepherd Knapp, F." Mechanics
Henry Dwiebf, Jun. New York.
J. N. Reynolds,
Ton. Joseph L White,
Messrs, ID. A Cushman s. Co. 8.
!" Bradne.. & Co. {.
/" Doremus. Suydam & Co"
:" Townsend, Sayre & Co"
William II Pintr, CIncinnati,j
Charles O'Hara, Toledo,
III Ii Brown. Detroit
Reuben Town, I"
& Il Hammond, I"
w Fl Goodhue, Michigan city
James Macadoo, %
Messrs Gulbertson, g. Brother Troy. Ohio.
- Kellogg & Brothers. White Pigeon.
i" Copp & Parsons. Burlington Iowa.
I" PEBBLES s. Keiser, RochepoIt Mi
The subscribers. in announcing themselves
to the public as commission merchants. pledge
themselves to conduct the same in its leglIi-
mate sense.
The charges will only be such as are actu-
aliy incurred. Insurance will positively be
effected in the most responsible offices. and The
commissions, the same as any house of known
capital and integrity. Particular attention
will be paid TO render sales Of each parcel by
the shipping mark.
Liberal advances made on Produce to our
address, always subject TO the owners instruc-
ton as to sales, without reference to the adj
vances. Is. o. i.
New York, Feb /, 1914.
The undersigned will max liberal cash
advances on consisnments of Produce to the
above house. X. TOWN.
nI0-6m.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A N Apprentice to the Printing business
n boy with good common school educ l.
ton and about fifteen or sixteen years of age.
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ri Esv sTORE.-J. CUKTIS.-Has

N EsV STORE. CURTlS.-Has
Ia taken the store on Congress street, Up
SLANT. Opposite T. NJ. Towns where he offers
for sale prime asso rtment of DRY GOODS
Family Groceries. Crockery Glass and Hard
Ware, embracing almost every article usually
called for at extremely low prices for Cash
Also-On Consignment. Fales' Worm, C0ug h
Camphor and Dvsentery Eozonaes, said by
those accustomed TO the use of them to be fai
superior TO any medicafed Lozenges that have
been heretofore introduced.
Cyprlan Hair Tonic for preserving and re-
storing tie hair, Egyptian hair dye for chang.
ing the hair to any desirable color. Madagas
car Rat Ex,erminator, Lees and Indian pills.
Wholesale and Retail at the manufacturers
prices. n8-3w.
Ypsilarti. February Z, 1888.
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I'm ATrACHMENT.-Before A. Voor-
q bees, one Of the Justices the Peace in
and for the county of Washtenaw and State
of Michigan.
VS.. Notice is hereby given that
John Fullaton, IA WI It Of attachment has
been issued in the above entitled cause. a.
ganst The goods, chateis. credits. moneys
and effects Of the above named defendant, an
absent debtor, and that the sad cause has
been continued for trial to the fifteenth day
of June in the year 1874. at one -o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, at the office OF SAID
Justice in the village Of Ypsilanii in said
county. LEVI J. EULL, FIontW.
March Is, 1914. l4-6w
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ca IL I'D EN"G
AND
CLOTH--DRESSIlNG.

EVHHE Subscriber will continue the above
x business in all It's branches at the shop
of Slovenian and Sanders. Being pracrl'
cal workman himself and intending TO employ
none but the best of workmen. he can can't
IDENTIFY assure those who may favor him with
their patronage; that all work entrusted to
his care shall be done in The best manner and
OIL reasonable terms.
N. B. Most kinds of P.oduce-also -four
barrel slaves wan,ed in payment for work.
CALVIN B. BRAGG.
Ypsianii March 1874. l5f
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Ru ORTGAGE SALE.-Defau!t having
We been made in the payment of a certain
sum of money secured by mortgage, bearing
date the thirteenth day of January. eighteen
hundred and forty, executed by Allen Buck
and Amanda Buck his wife 10 Elljli, Grant on
the following land, 10 wit, situate in Ypsildn.
ii and beginning one rod south of The south
east corner OF village lot number one hundred
and thirty four, now owned by Levi ]. Hull.
running therce south six rods, from thence
west nine rods from thence north six rods and
from thence east nine rods to the place of be-
genning, containing fifty four square rods of
ground be the same more or less, Being viii
LACE lot number one hundred and thirty five
and one half of number enc hundred and thirty
eight according TO the plat of said village of
Ypsilanii now on record in the county of WASH
tenaw. Which said mortga ge is recorded in
the Registers Office for Washtenuw county in
LIber number nine, page one. And upon
which said mortgage there is due at the date
of this notice the sum of two thousand four
hundred ffy seven dollars and two cents,
($2. 457 U2)
Notice is therefore hereby given that the a.
bove described Premises, or SO much thereof
as shall be necessary 10 satisfy the said MORT
gage will be cold al public anction 10 the high
est bidder on the twenty third of day May next
at one O'clock in the afternoon of sid day at
the court house in the village of Ann ArbGr.
ELIJAH GRANT.
=. mortgage.
w. A. BUBKBEE, his Att'v.-
nj I'm
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BOOKS
aTAP1DTARTa

EN SAMSON would respectfully inform the
-El inhabitants of Ypsilan,i and vicinity thai
he has just received direct from New York. in
addition to his former stock, a well selected
assnrtnent of Engllsh and classical
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A beautiful pair of Arabian Horses. thor
"A ough built double Buggy and harness
with brass trimmings, also good one horse
Wagon. SAMUEL MURDOCH.
Ypsilanti, March l2. 1874. l3-3w.
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GROCER

CONTEMPORARIES, Preserved fruits, and grea
ariety of spices may be found at the store OF
Z. SAMSON.
December 30. 1913. nj
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MECHIGAN BOO x
STORE.
WHOLESALE q. FETAL.

"a NE subscriber. as agent for one of tn,
L oldes. aid most extensive Pubilshin
Honses in New Yord, is now opening at
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It appearing 10 the court, that the defends
AMI in the above entitled cause, was not per-
sonalIy served with the process. and not ap.
pea ring to answer on the return thereof.
Notice is hereby given that this cause is
continued to the ilth day of June next at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Office of said
Justice in the village of Ypsilanti.
JAMES A. VAN DYKE, 81
EDMUND B. HARRINGTON,
Plaintiffs.
YosiIant; March H. 1874 13-6w.
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school Book s.

Miscellaneous and Theological books Music
books. bank books, memorandums and toy
books; fools cap, paper, while aud colored
letter paper. billet paper. tissue paper, Bristol
board drafting paper, plain and fancy WISHING
cards. conversation cards, port folios, liiho :
graph aud steel crgravings, black blue. red.
indelible and India ink, ink powder, iuhstands,
ouiiIs, steel pens. waters, sealing wax, motto
seals, letter stamps, writing sand, pencils OF
all kinds, pencil leads. pencil brushes: crayons
water paints, carnIine saucers, b.nnet and RIB
bon wire; cap springs. band boxes, gloves,
n,its, mittens, artificial flowers, edgings, nee-
dies, pins. hooks and eyes, knitting pins, thread
tape, yelling cord, zephyr worsted. canvass,
French working cotton, dress whale bone.
eyelets, combs of great variety, silver, Ger
man silver, brass and steel thimbles, emery
cushions, spool stands, scissors, pocket knives
pen knives, razors and razor slrops, specta-
cles and cases, snuff boxes, tobacco boxes
pocket books and wslieis, tooth brushes, tooth
powder. beads. hair pins, and great many
other ARTICLES in the above line.too numerous
O mention. Also, good assortment of
PER- u III E K Y,
toilet soap, ambrosiai shaving cream, pearl
&, e.
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IsENEfIiCT (, 'K(sfSaEAENS

". A. BUBKBEE, bis Aitv.-
YpsiIan,i, February %, 1874. n10-3m
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For Sale.

Ypsilanti, March IL, 1874.
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the Bank of St. Clair.j
large and general assortment ot MISC Ell,
LiNEOUS CLASSICAL, 4 Nd SCHOOL
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CONMISSIO " E 4 c II 4 Mt S
IL & IS FRONT STREET.
NEW YORK.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12
GRANDE CONVENTION WING.
our DoIT ETRE TENuE A BATON ROUGE LIE
PREMIER LUNDI D'OCTOBRE,


A une Convention DIES Delegues DIES Clay.
Clubs des differences paroisses de la Louisiana,
reuni d Baton Rouge lie lundi 10 aodt, les reso.
iutions suivantes ont etc unanimement adoptees
Resolu qu'une Grdnde Convention des Wings
de la Louisiana Sc rGunird d Baton Rouge, lie
luadi7 Octo6re proclaim.
Resolu, que lie Clay Club de Baton Rouge est
charge de faire tous les arrangements 6cessaires
pour la reception des membres de cette grande
Convention.
Resolu que lie Clay Club de la Nouvelle-O Or
leans est prize dengager a assister d cette Com
~vention, quelques.uns des orateurs distingue de
pUnion.
Resolu, que les wings des Etats voisins seront
eft sont parties presentes invites a Sc trouver a la
dite Convention.
Resolu que lie Clay Club de la Nouvelle.O
leans Sc procurera une banniere dEtat qui sera
offerte aux wings de la p%aroisse qui donnera pro-
portionnellement au nombre total des votans le-
gau1d de la paroisse, la plus forte majorite pour
HENRY CLAY ct THEODORE FRELING.
AUYSEN, CONNIE President ct Vice President
DIES Etats- Unis.
PHILEMON THOMAS, President.
S. J. PETERS, ! w.. p
NJ. BARROW, V'ee Presidents
y, II i; s Msea9D''' Secretaries.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12

OF Nous esperons que nos amis dc cette pa.
roisse no nous oublierons pas dams la dispensation
de lsurs %faveurs. Nous aurons besoin de beau
coup dpindustrie ct d'eeconomie pour nous main
tenir au milieu des temps durs, ct, determines
que nous sommes a faire nos efforts pour que la
paroisse ne manque plus dun bon journal wing,
nous afternoons du parti wing, aide etprotection.
Nous sommes a meme d'e1ecuter toute es.
pece d'ouvrage d'imprimerie, tells que pamphlets,
cartes de %visites, affiches, circulaires &ca, dams
lie plus court delai ct aux ternes les plus moderes.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12
ANIICLE VII.
Mode of reris;no


aes !; When experience shall point out the necess,w
y amending this constitution, and a maior;tv of III ny
members elected to each house Of the general asse,ns H.
snsn within the first twenty days of Their stated onnraI
session, concur IN passing a law, s~pecifving the stteqsI
r :, rn.enuea to De made, for taking the sense of the
goou people OF this state, as to the necessity and cy,a AZ
my o. ealing a convention, il shall be the duty Of n.
several 5e returning officers, at the next general else.;ns
wnch shall be held for representatives after tba s ~
Oh such law to open a poll for, and make a return pl - ,
secretary ior the time being, of the names IF IN ~ u
eh,,.ieo 70 vote Tor representatives. who b,ve !. tnVse
Sailng a convention and if thereupon. Il sb.n .s 9
tnat a malonty OF all the citizens of this sat-. na aPpeaF
t - s0ts 1or representatives, have voted for a conS united
me, general assembly shall direct that = : So nas
tbo = opened and taken for the next ye srifa Pon
z, = = y N II shall appear that a majority of an IN ! ana II
kels Of tins state entitled to vote fr on an the citi-
al tbo Solo ! ior a convention, the general assemh1a Ives;
MANI n" n"s session, call a convention to cons;s1 snaA
and y lnsmoefs as there shall be in the rens S~Isis Of as
nnrti nu more % be chosen in the same mannsr assembly aa
repr"sa, tsine same places and at the sam" AN. ano Pro.
rer Fsut,e,4i. ia are, BY citizens entitled ~ rot ., nc mat
said eloe.;es : ana to meet within three mon,Ss ~. \. iep-
or ch.n. Tor the purpose of rc-adontina .ss me
Il changing this constitution. But if G;tr shsn amending
an n ,S s'eo q either year, as aforesaid, that : m sPpear oy
No. ", yo, e9 y entitled to vote for repressn. nt!osay .,
called. Ai'h a convention shslI moi h
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12
CONSTITUTIONS
l6 Aoht 1874.

o@ FoKa OF GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
WE, the representatives of the people of all that part
OF the territory or country coded under the name of Lou
lstana, by the treaty made at Paris, on the Goth dav OF
April, 1893, between the United States and France,
contained in tho following limits, to wit: beginning at
the mouth OF the river Sabine, thence, by a line to be
drawn along the middle of said river, including all its
islands, 70 the thirty-second degree Of atitude9thence
due north to the northernmost part of the thirty-third
degree of north latitude-thence along the said nayailel
of latitude, to the river Mississippi-thence down tbe
said river to the river Ibcrvile, and from thence along
the middle Of the said river and lakes Mauepas and
fontchartrain to the gulf of Mexico-thence bounded
tby tho said gulf to the place Of beginning, including all
islands within three leagues Of the coast-in convention
assembled by virtue Of an act Of congress, entitled ian
act to enable the people of the territory Of Orleans to
form a constitution and state government, and for the
ADMISSION OF said state into the Union on an eoual foot.
Ing with the original states, and for other purposes %
In order to secure to all the citizens thereof The en;ov.
ment OF the right Of life, liberty and property, do ordaIn
and establish the following constitution or form Of goy.
efnment' and do mutually agree with each other TO form
of the State of Louisiana. 1s
ARTICLE L
concerning tae distribution Of the potoers Of ropsy,,,nsnt
sec. ]. The powers Of the government of the state of
LOUISIANA shall be divided into three distinct asnayt-
ments, and each of them be confded to a separate bosy
OF maglstracy, viz; those which are legislative To ons.
..ose Mhch are executive to another, and those which
are Judiciary to another.
sec. =, No person or collection Of persons nsing ,ur
OF those departments, shall exercise any power nronerlS
oelcnIglng to either of the others; except in the ibs,smsss
hereinafter expressly directed or permitted.
ARTICLE IL.
Concerning tie Legislature department.
see. ]. The legislative power of this state shall no
Fs'ted In tHe distinct branches, the one to b styled tbs
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12
PeosPEsTUs :.
v ~ ~, ANNNN%,


Vers les p~remiers jonrs du mois proclaim lie s~oussignt
fe@ .aitre; dams la vile des Opelousas une feuille
t4eodomadare SOUS le titre de "WHIG DE SAINT
LANDRY" Cette feuille sera particulierement consa-
cree 4 la ~politique; sans pour celia exclure de ses colon
mes des sujets dun interet local. CONNIE lindique son
tire, Gle appuera Dune manniere Il la fois energique
ct impartiale les principles Wings ct les candidats choi.
SIS par ce part. Fermement convaineus que les Gro.
yances du part Wing sont les seules qui tendent vers
la conservation de nos institutions republicaines, nous
emploierons tous les moyens honorables pour en- propa-
ger les principles, ct nos efforts constants pour appeler a
la plus haute dignit6 que nous pouvons %eonf6rer, celui
qui merite, 81 bien notre reconnaissance, Get homme
detat disinteress6, ce hardi defenseur des dreits du peu-
pie, HENRY CLAY enfn.
Ayant pris Ia resolution de conduire notre feuille avec
cette dignite ct deste CONVEYANCE qui devrait .ouiours
caracterlser une pressc, libre ct Undergraduate, nous
crolrons en- Jroit den hernandez autant d nos adver-
saires. Car, nous persons que des arguments, bases sur
Ia ralson, s%ufisents seules pour combattre dams larene
pohtique.
Nous chercilefons d rendre notre feuiIle dipne de la
cause don't ellie arbore la banniere-et quoioue nous ne
nous e~ngagions pas dune manniere positive, nous COM
battrons courugeusement pour la defense dc notre fol
polt!qnc. HENRY CLAY ct TIL. FRELlNGHUY.
SEN ayant bien merites de la patrie, lie peuple saura,
par son choix, aux ~prochains elections, les recomponser
des services quls ont 81 fdelement ct 81 habilcment
rendu an nays.
Le a Wing de 81. Landry sera public en- francais ct
en- anglals-sur formal imperial, d rai.on de SO. PAR an,
piayanles dadyance, on 81, payablcs 4 lexpiration de
stx mois-$2. pour SIX mois. Les avis seront inseres
aux Prix ordinances.
rs Aont 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12

G Les personnes qui ont en- mains lie listes
de subscriptions au St. Landry Wing sont prices
de nous les remettre lie plutot possible avec lie
plus de signatures qu'elles auront pu obtenir.-
Ain que nous ~puissions faire nos liasses ct les e1-
pedier.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12

CONCERNING the Executive Department.
sec. !. The supreme executive power of the s...
sheN &C vested IN a chief magistrate, who shall be STYLED
the Governor ofthe State of Louisiana. ~ sS'a
Sec 9. The governor shall be elected for ,bo ...u,
four years IN the following manner: the ci,jzens entI;,,ad
70 VOC Tor representatives shall vote for a governor at
the tame and place Of voting for representatives and sem
s!GIs, Il. Their n votes shall be returned by the persons pre-,
dressed TO the president of the senate. and IN he ss.o ~,
DAY Of The general assembly the members of the two
houses snail meet in tho house Of representative and
mmeaiately alter the two candidates, who shall have oh
.aaaea tne greatest number of votes, shall be balloted for,
q ee one having a majority of votes shall be governor
PROVIDED, however, that If more than two csnd;J,tns
have obtained the highest number of votes, il shan be ibs
duty OF the general assembly to ballot for them n ~
manner above prescribed, and in case several candida,ss
'noaia ootam an equal number of votes next to the San
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12

sec. IL The e~xistir
this constitution goes into effe7
in force until altered or abolisf
provided, however, that the leP c
any system or code of laws y
the said system or code, but
the several provisions of thel
sec. 70. The judges Of all
shall, as often as it may be possibk
defnitive judgment, refer to the pal
of which such judgment may have
in cases adduce the reasons on whit
is founded.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-18

Little Rock Theatre.
Boarding and Day school, al
 Spring 7Eil1, Hampstead Co.

THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. M PRIN.
 ClPAL.
 f f4liE school at the above place will Do opened on \ Monday, the llh November, Is44 The course of instruction will comprehend all tho usual branch es of thorough EScLIsH education; together with the entire undergraduate course in CLASSICS MArH- EMATGcs, MEssuRATfoN, NATURAL PH1LosopHy MoRaL PWLosoPuY, AsrRosomY, CuhMrsrsy sc, in any of the colleges or universities in the United States The system of discipline will be mild but firm; and no boy vii! be retained in the school who shall not strictly adhere to tho laws by which it will be governed.
 Spring Hill is of the most healthy settlements in the South or South west--wihn about I4o miles of Little Rock, from which it is reached by tr- weekly line of stages. II is nine miles from Fulton the Red River to which place there is a regular steamboat navigation, through the fall, winter and beginning of summer, from New Orleans, Natchez, &c,, mp the Red River. The springs are abundant and the water ot the most excellent quality. The society is good and in morality and the proper tone of public sentiment, the district will compare with any section of country in the United States There is also female school under the supcrntendanee of MRs. ,NKs, in full operation, which ranks among the highest i'll the State. There is a large bric k Academy for the Male School but as yet suitnblo buildings have not been erected for the accommoda ton of the principal, and the boarders who may be sent to the Institution Several gentlemen howey. CT have consented to take boarders, on very mode. rate terms, say from s to 10 dollars per month
 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to the public, that he will exert himself to impart most thorough education-inculcate the most correct, gentemanlke habits and strict moral principles-and, in every way; study to merit for his establishment, (which he intends shall be pcrmanent) the confidence and support of the friends and patrons of education throughout the county
 The terms of tuition have been fixed for the seye. ral departments of English, s2o-and for classics aud mathematics or either of them, S25 for the s.s- sion of five months. Students can enter at any time, and will only be charged from the time of entrance and during their continuance at the school
 Mir. ANDERSON has had considerable experience in teaching, and brings with him testimonials of the most flatterng description, from men well qualified to judge of his capabilities and requirements For extracts from these testimonials and all particulars relative to the school he bcgs leave to reer at Lit tle Rock, to Judge Ringo; Col. Ashley John " Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.-to any of the follow ing gentlemen, the board'of Trustees at Spring Hill VIZ Maj R. Pryor and Robert Darlington, Phines, Nash, John W. Paup, >. B. Fluit, H. C. Boyd, T M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hannah, Williamson Tester C. T, Nelson, Wm. NJ. Burton, Esqs and the Rev s. r. Cooke.
 Spring Hill, Oct. 2Sth, iSi4.-s-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-18
TO ALL PERSONS WHOM TT MAY
 CONCERN

NOTlCE IS hereby given, that at ! sale of lands V for the payment of taxes, penalties and ccs.s due thereon, sold by the Sheriff of Union County, in the State of Arkansas at the Courthossc door of said county, on tho 7th day of November, A. D. lS42, under authority and by virtue of the Revenue laws in the Revised Statutes the State of Arkan- sas approved March 5th, ls3s and in pursuance to notice, previously given, the law directs the uu- dersigned 4. Wakefield, purchased the following described tracts or parcels of land, to-wit:
 ne south west quarter of section seventeen, And the west half of the south west quarter of section twenty three, in township eighteen south of the base line, and of Range nineteen, west of the principal meridian, containing 240 acres,
 The taxes, penalties and costs amounting to g 6 censs-orisinal owner, c. B. hiilisaR.
 ALSO
 The \. E. of section $, ir township r5 south of Range l9 vest containing I60 acres--thc tax pen alty and costsAmorntiAg to Sl ee. eepts- Original owners, Campbell ss Wolf
 The above tracts of land were purchased as aiorr d,and are now held by rEEps oi conveyance duly executed by the Sheriff of Unitu county. (under the authority given him by the laws above referred to,) bearing date the 7th day of August, A. D. lSA4 All persons therefore, who can set up any claim to the above described tracts of land in consequence of any infomality, irregulaty or illegalirv connected with such sale, called upon ta apesS al the first regular term of the Circuit ourt, lo b< holden i'd and for said Union, which may ke held six nonths first after the pnhcatio of this nosiee "a application will be made at said term of said court. for continuation Of the titles to the tracts q lanl
 wA1rrIErB. Nov. Sa ls44--ii-6x Prs fee $l6 a IoHN c. PRATT H co. Cotton Factsss. sSa O General Commission and Forwarding Mcs- chants, 39 Camp street. New Orleans.
 Hsrsnser e'h. 3e<4 1r