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ADMINISTRATION lNOuCEs

y ALL "IUH 1T may concarn-No.
II nee is hereby given that the nndars;onsd
nave oeen dnly appointed by the Hon. Geo.
Sedewick, Judge of P,obaie for The coun,v
OF Washtenaw, administrator and admnis,ra,
trlx on the esrale of William l.. Colby. l,re
OF said county. deceased, and given bonds for
the faithful discharge Of that trust. All per-
sons having Claims against said estate, are
fequii ed to present the same for as;n
and all persons indebted TO said estate a re-
required TO make immediate payment. Dated
Ypsilanti. November Z, 1914, - .,..','1sIs
WILLIAM COLBY, Admin ,trator !,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MORSE g. REXFORD, ~ =
RI ys ians and Surgeons,
- HURON ST. rpsILaNrr.
WM. MsRHALL. Al. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND OPERATIVE srIeEoN,--orrIcE
on Adam street. Tps,lanti.
w. a. BuCKBEE,
TToRNEY And CoUNsELLoR
AT Law.'
AND Solicitor IN CnaNCERY
OGce--one door East Of The Printing Office
YPsiLASTI, MICHIGAN.
SKINNER d JOSLIN,
Attorneys at Law- Larselaer Block.
CONGRESS STREET. yPsILANrI.
&C. II. VANCLEVE
ATT RyEy AND corY.ELLoR AT LAW,
Once orer Y. Champions Store, Ipsilanh.
{. w. LANE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
and Solicitor IN Chancery.
A. VOORHEES,,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Office over Post ofli "a, Congress sire
w. r. NJ MARTIN.
Posi.Masfer--Congress street.
Il. SAMSON,
Dealer in Drugs &. Medicines.
Books. Stationery. Musical Instruments
Groceries and CoufPriionaries.
SIGN oF THE MORTAR, CONGRESS ST.
EDMUNDS & Co.
DEALERS IN STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Corner of Congress md Huron street
Il. T. II A MPIUN.
Dealer in English. French and American st.
pile and Fancy Dry Goods. at ,chniesale
and retail. also Groceries. Hard
Ware, Crockery. sfc.-C"ngresS street.
j.. w. , n Il T..
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Maker,
- Congress ST.. e-'
TEAL. " ALLEN, 1'
DEALERS N DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
Hardtoa,e. Crockery, Drugs and Msdic,nes,
eE Paints, Oils. Dye Mrfs, dc.
Corner Congress 4 Wrsh ST.
w. ". DAVIS,
Watch Maker md Je,oeler sign ofLhe U,ateh,
Month side Congress street
DEWITT e.. GOODWILL.
Dealer in Groceries and Produce,
Congress 81. YpsianIi.
VIM. a. iIEART'T. g. Co.
DEALERS IN GROCERIES,. DRY GooDs.
Crockery, Zines and Liquors, Drugs d. Ned.
icines. Paints. Oils. Dye Sfufs, dc.
Brick Store. corner Wash & Congress sis.
Nm. WILKINSON,
ShiOnabIe Tailor,
Ohe dur west of Ballads Store,
Congress street. Yp>ilanti.
al d. III. p. LOUNSBURT,
BLACKSMITH. AND EDGE TOOL MAKER.
Washington ST.
~ 30" BUCK d NILES,
DEALERS IN STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS.
HARDWARE. CR"CKERr. &c.
Congress street.
MILLINGTON d HILL,
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, GRO.
CERES, HARDWARE AND CRoLKERY, ..
Congress ST. 3 doors ,oest Of Posi- office.
=. hILPATRICK,
.UCTI0NEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
.-- sGa- Congress st
ssi- join n. HAN Kin 7~1
EaS'h iOnable Tailor,
Cmngre>s street, Yp~ila ii.
DAVIS & HAWKINS "a .4
CABINET AND CHAIR MANUFACroRY,
Huron sl'e-I. YpSilahii.
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Shiawasse Town. Mich June ], IA.
THIS certify. that in.the month of 81, p'em
Der last, was at,as ked with Bilious Fever
(while away IRON home at Owasso 10 build a
water wheei) aud with one dose q. Smiths
University Pills broke it up, and as many
Others were sick there al The the, / admins.
tered these pills to them, and in ali cas-. it
broke up TIT ir levers. haveused Them ma.
ny times since. and with great success. They
are HE best pills ever used. -isa -. i
-ls RIAL b. CHASE.
- sg- Millwfight.
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h oldeS. and most extensive PublIsbin
llonses in New Yord, is now opening at
LAB Jefferson Avenue, Detroit. (opposite
the Bank of St, Clair.)
at large and general assortment ct lILSCEL.
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The New York herald., 1845-01-14
Court his Day.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. 81, 29, go.
Amuselnents

franklin HALL.-To-night is the last time pro-
badly that we will have an opportunity Of listening
to the beautiful melodies of the Sable Sisters and Ehic-
plan Minstrels understand they going to pro-
ceed tour through the several States Their enter
tanments are capital, and their songs Of the
beautiful collections. May success attend them
Miss Brooks1 is to make her first apnearance sH ar
Mdle Borgheses benefit this evening in several fancy
dances, and particularly La Polka We wish her snc
cess AFRIEND TO THE ARTS.
OU- We We're not present at the last Concert of
the Orphean Family, but those who were, ire
loud in their praise The house. which con- aims ssme
seven or eight hundred, was filed to overfowing
Thsy sing again tonight at Rutgers Institute They
will have bumper.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
General Sessions.


Before the Recorder and Aldermen Winshp and Devoe.
JONAS B. PHiLLIPs ESQ.,, District Attorney--ad into
rim.
JAN. 13-Plea Of Guily-George Sutton, indicted for
assault and battery upon John j. Hubbard, plead gull
ty, aud was fined $40
Trial Of Master Mingo.-A colcred gentleman named
John Minge Yves tried and convicted Of grand larceny
in stealing watch worth 500, from the schr Patriot on
the 3lst Of December, the property of Captain Fek
Smith The court sentenced him to- two years and six
months imprisonment at Sing Sing
Receirng Stolen Goods John Frazer tried con-
vcted on an indictment for receiving stolen goods
sisng Of number Of silk handk erchiefs aud scars at
his place, No "a West Broadway. Thejury recommend
ed HIM to the strongest mercy of the courts
Assault and Batey.-John Mallen Felix German and
Owen McCabe, were tried and convicted OF an assault
and battery upon Mr. Geo. Farley the night Of ha ID
Of November last William Shaer Esq, conducted the
defence in an Tbie
Maintaining Nuisance--Adoniza Randall was tried
and acquitted charge OF maintaining public nui-
sance in the shape of loco oco match actory No. l6l
Bleecker street The evidens for the prosecution
bshed the fact that II nuisance, but not a public
one, as 1t incommoded but one two persons
At O'Clock the Court adjourned till the usual hour
morrow.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
u. 8. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts.

JAN. H. Mott Wood Tin this case, already noticed
the jury did not agree, and were discharged.
The Court hasbeen adjourned to the 27h nst In
consequence of the serious illness and expected death of
Of Judge Belts sons whose health has been for
time in sinking condition. His Honor made the
nouncement, and was deeply effected. being moved to
tears. rhe public would deeply sympathse with Judge
s in the event of any such melancholy visitation,
which may Providence avert" h---
The recognizances Of W. Jackson, late Of the.barque
"Cristoval Colon" charged with endeaverng to create
revolt in the above vessel, have been forfeiteds
The Court adjourned to the 27th inst.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
'TEyY YORK HERALD.


CoMMERclaL AFFARs--In the money article OF
this days paper will be found exposition of the
exsting~stare OF mercantile matters. We have
barely escaped rsvusion in commercial affairs,
the consequences OF which would have been some
what similar to those experienced in 1888 and 1871
II is possible the effects Of the speculations OF last
year, may not be as ruinous as anticipated, but
there must be many serious sufferers and many
ha nk rupts
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

MILWAUKEE HARBoR The work on the harbor
hasprogressed veryrapidly since its commencement
This last season, the souh pier commenced and e.
tended 730 feet and 5s feet added to the north per Tie
steam dredging machine has been very busily smployed
and the break water 10 lO feet between the per The
work was commenced last year by Lieut. LeaseHwort
and this year Lieut. Webster has been the ncp
who has expended $4,000. The balance OF tho appro
priation will be expended early In the spring
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
Mr.. EDITOR -

Mr.. EDITOR -
As much has been said Of late in relation TO the
increased expenditure by the present Corporation.
t,fy said expenditure on the ground CT the great
increase OF foreign paupers, would ask you as a
gentleman Of Information, If the amount OF head
money paid by foreign immigrants is not sufficient
TO support those who become charge on the ctv. .
besides having a small surplus towards the support
Of the native poor3 By impartins the above inior-
nation, you will oblige SUBSCRIBER.
Will any body answer the question of our coires-
pondent! nHN tHtt
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

MORE ANTI-RKNT TRouBLEs.-The .war" has
broken out afresh in Rensselaer, county. While
the Sheriff OF that county engaged on Friday in
the service of process in Nassau, he was resisted
by band of indians, who forcibly wrested away
his papers and destroyed them. These rioters de.
clare that no paper shall be served in that town.
from the Troy Whis, Jan. III
number OF bench warrants placed in the hands
of Mr. Richmond the under sheriff. yesterday agains,
several residents of Sandlake That officer in company
with Gilbert cropsey Of Brunswick, Thos w. Phiprs
and High Constable Wilson, of ,his city proceeded L.
Sandlake to serve the warrants in the morning After
securing the mountains for several hours without being
able to find any OF the persons against whom they had
warrants they stopped at Sers for dinner about
sP j While there, party Of Indians, II In number
and armed to the teeth up and with threatening
and violent language their serving any papers in
that region The ofcers demonstrated with them on the
nnlawfulnes Of their proceedings but without effect
Their papers wrested from them and carried tf
The Indians declared in the most violent manner thai
they should persist in their present course end prevent
any arrests of their friends from being made until snch
time as the Legissture should act in the matter They
commanded by Little Thunder who 4 the leader
Of the Indian forces In this county
stated Yesterday and as supposed correctly that
process could be served In this county Without resistance
seems we were In error. Is absolutely impossible
unless the oncer are sustained by powerful force The
to be picked Off" they express It, and are strong
enough to protect themselves sgnst any ordinary force
The sheriff and his deputies ready at ell times TO do
their duty at the risk Of their lves but cannot be
pected they should achieve imp0esbilities.
The Sheriff succeeded on wednesday, IN arrcsting
another Indian, Lester by name the man who shot
horsesof Gideon Butts In Sandlskc. few weeks ago
This Lester eputed TO be quite ruculent fellow H.
could any process in this county without
formidable resstsnce. Z
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
Board OF Supervisors.


JAN. l3.-Ths Board held adjourned meeting last
evening. His Honor, the Mayor in the Chair
The minutes Of the last meeting swere read and CD
proved
large number Of petitions from inhabitants asking
corrections OF taxes, which referred
Petition from Daniel Parish asking for con of tax
The petitioner states that he 10 brother Of Henry Parish
who is in Europe, who claims to be relieved from
axa ion inssmurh a. he IL nonresident The
mt amounted to $l0 which pstitoner asked to be re
ieved from
M DsAsx moved that the Board &C. forthwith ON the
subject, - there was neces .ity for reference.
The MAYoA wished that the petition and accompanying
documents be read
ThsGLssx hersnpon read the petition. &c as directed
showing that made for personal pro-
perty.
The MAYOR considered it would be well to have the
matter raferred.
Mr. DRAxE had objection to have it referred. Re
lerred.
number of bills of expenses for of prisoners,
sc. audited and allowed
The bill amounting 81 for refreshment furnished
to the jury the trial of Ws1 Armstrong lately
vcted Of murder in the Court of Oyer and Terminer-
rom the proprietor Of Tammany Hall, audited and al.
lowed.
Reports favor Of paying number of bills for the
publication of election noticesfor expenses incurred in
the prosecution Of prisoners, &c. Accepted
Adverse to releasing Thomas OFicly and John Huiss
from personal tax.
In favor Of releasing Henry Butler 10Th Ward Hsnna
M Messerole, 7th Ward; James Grovenor, 18th Ward;
John Paine 10Th Ward; Rev Isaac Lewis, 9th Ward; T.
w. Triford for premises in Mangn street.
Ia favor Of refunding expenses to officer Cockafaire in
Cured in arrestipg Alcxar der Hoag
The Board adjourned to the 27th inst.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

Theatricals.
Mr.. Dunn y proving very attractive at the walnu
street Theatre Philadelphia
Mr. sutteA, the ventroquist and Necromancer ter
minstsd biz engagements at Mobile on the 4th inst
terminated his engagement at the sa
vannah Theatre on the oh Inst
Mr. Hy. Phillips hada bumper audience in the Ogle
thorpe HAIL. Savannah the 7th inst and was most en-
Enthusiastically received.
0Ths New Orleans papers state that Miss Randolph has
positively heen charming this season. and during last
week monopozed both hearts and eyes She is play ne
at the 81. Charles Theatre
Msssrs. Hopkins Cos Menagerie, Is exhibiting in
Mebils.
The Swiss Bell Ringers are at Augusta.
Clayton and Bartlets Equestrian Company are in the
ssmecity
The Wheelwright which was the succ essful competi
tor jof the prize Of 100 offered by the Boston
wss played, for tho Hrst tme last evening
BY cur English papers we see that Miss Charlotte
Bornes suth0ress and actress il playing az the pro
vincla thaatrcs, and with great success. She has
eeny enacted Hamlet at the Blackburn Theatre end the
estavd speaks of her performance evincing great
study and knowledge Of the author She afterwards
performsd successful engagement at the Birmingham
theatre
Beethoven when he published his magnificent mass In
ID, by subscription, being offered by messenger either
cross Of the order y ducats al once replied
"ffty ducats." A sensible man.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

" . SENATOR FROM PRNNsyLvANIA-Ther are
less than twenty-five candidates before the Penn
syIvanIa legislature forthe seat in the U.S.. Senate.
10 be vacated next- March by the Hon. MI, Stur-
gcon,
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

GRAND MILrTARY BALL.-The Fifth Annual AS
sembly Of the First Company Of National Cadets,
comes off this evening at the Apollo Saloon. Broad-
way. From the preparations made by the activity
OF the committee, this promises to be one Of the
most splendid balls of the season, and from tn,
number Of tickets disposed Of there will be good
display Of handsome ladies' and gallant gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

Mr.. CLIRHHueH's SECOND LECTURE ON ScorrIsn
MINsTRRIsr.-There will be a great treat this eve.
ming at the Society Library, Broadway. The ad-
miren Of Scottish song will have an opportunity Of
enjoying 9 A Night with Robert Burns" in which
some of that great bard's sweetest ballads will BE-
introduced by Mr.. Clrehugh, who is 80 well able
to do them justice. Those who are desrous Of q
good seat should so early; for there Is every rea.
son to believe that the attendance will be great.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
Superior Court.
pofrro a fall nonoh

JAN. l3-Edwsrd Ferris, plaintiff in error Lidore
Taiere defendant in erro,Appeal from Chambers dis
missed with costs.
John Yerder .andreD Barley Judgment for defend
an, with liberty to plaintiff to amend within ten days Of
notice ofthis rule.
Nahaniel Pie,se Wilkins and Rollins. for
new trial denied,
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

Polly BoprNE.-The trial Of this unfortunate
woman will take place at the next sitting OF the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer Of this county, the
Supreme Court having changed the venue.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

CHANCE IN THE SEAsoNs.-It appears by the pre-
sent mild winter that seasons have their time to
change az we'll as
Flowers their time to withern
We this year see, in the middle Of January, the
Hudson open to Poughkeepsie the harbor at King.
ston, Canada, free to the American lines; ship
ments daily made by canal from Chillicothe, Ohio;
and the steamer United States running on Lake
Erie, touching at Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, &c.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

y. IFIOm the Bostnn Times OF January IT, 1851
Auvsrus1ng There are many vvOrtl
less nostrutns az PREPARATIONS advertised 10 10
best medicines for all diseases that really valuable medic
sdsertsrd there ltte confidence placed In it. becaus
best PREPARATIONS very little used when il they were
would save mo pain and suffering. There is Article
nM umatism and Gout sold by Csmstock Co., dfugGii
No Irsmcn. Row, that we know to be invaluable. Il
cured some Of the th
arr the of Gen. JOIN TsrbeI Of Cambrdgepor: Hor
hichardon. Esq., Midway: end Dwig't Prouty. Esq
Bridge se When such strikng proofs Of the goodness
article we Il duty to mention il for
good of sur ng fellow beings We do canddly bell
this 10 be positive Tor rheumatism and gout il their
veest FORMS and recommend all who would De cured, p
this remedy
sid also j. this city at 81 Coursndt street, and I,s Full
strss
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
City Intelligence.

o'clock this morning, Mrs Chute of No IS Hudson street,
heard in the shop of her husband who is tailor
and awakened him He dressed and went down stairs to
see what wrong when he saw couple OF gent emen
,cuddiug down the street well laden with clothes and
unfinished coats His store had been broken open and
about $500 worth of property takep-Another burglary
was also committed In Hudson street
sRfcovERY STOLEN PaoPsRTy.-On the 9th ult.
he toIs shop of Joseph Syiwace was broken oPen ana
about $3.50 worth of property stolen. Ohcer Drinker
and exoficer Ruckle last night arrested man named
Joseph Brice, and found about $3.50 worth ot the
stolen property in his possession
ARRrsr OF A FuGIrvE.-Ofhcer Harriss returned to
this city this morning from Rochektsr, with John f.
Dunn when he arrested bench warrant on charge
of having obtained goods of the value of $3.50 IL from
Coyder sperry Of 1863 Pearl by false and raudu
lent pretences.
COr0ncr's Ofice.-The Coroner made virtue Of
cessty to-day and remained quiet.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

Conners Magical Pain Exfrnctor.-Tl
most extraordinary article ever used for the following
plants Bl Blrns and calds Frotted Parts Ch
Ertspeas, Bruis kingwoms Scrofula Salt Rheum Ulc
Euptons Fever Sores Babers Itch, Sore Nipples Tie "
oies Piles Inhamed Skin, Cuts, Sabs &c. Sold a
CouseIandt street
GOmstock's Sursapnriiin.--Au enectsfsi n
the blood aud rad cal Of III diseases which Al
from IT'S impurily, viz:
0utansous Eruptions, Enla cement of the Bones,
kings Evil, Rheumatism,
letter. ScaId Head, Scrofula, Biles,
Pimples, Ulcers, Chronic Disorders,
Hereditary or Constitutional Diseases, &c
Sold at Coulsnd street. and l39 Fulton street Brook
Price 30 cents per bottle, or 81 per dozen.