Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-12

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within months. copies for $40. or 10 copies for
1920. But all subscriptions ont of Kentucky must b.
paid in advance. Ii is printed Cincinnati, and Paul
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pose, should be made 10 him.
Our MARKErs.-Our Foreign News will shows that
farmers may depend on good prices for their pro-
duce ultimately, though they may have wait in
cases, till another OF navigation opens. We
trust that every man in community will study his
own interest enough to axe paper ana keep himself
informed OF the of both pol rical and pe-
cmiary. In n, Y. Wednesday last -four sold at
Sc y l-2 whck is the lowest figure ncmed; since then
we have received eastern mail. La Our market the
price is 70cts.
GFThe Ashery of Mr.. E. +. Williams, Of Ann
Arbor. was consumed by fire Saturday night
last. loss 5000. So says the Argus.
GA Democratic friend wishes ms 10 esquire
where he may find some of the Many Demo-
Gratis of this place. To use his own words me
is a good Democrat, and wishes to know where
he may find congenial company
THE ARMY IN TExAs-CoRPUs CHRISTI
Correspondence the Tribune.
CoRPUs CHRISTI Oct Is, 1915.
My DEAR SIR u arrived here day bef1re yes
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Coney Island rolled oui aud covered with m1rshy
grass is fair picture OF ST. Joseph's. All il Ca
boast of is its immense quantity and variety OF
Game. The only curinsiies that arrested nv at
ention between This and St. Joscp's, were exposed
oyster beds and npcks of wild fowl. The place
Corpus Chrisi) is rather more progressing =
The Army under Gen. Taylor. are encampad on
Peninsula bounded on the North, East and West
L, ho h,.b i,rh hIuH
The encampmen: consisting Of Artillery. Infantry
and Dragons, is about three miles lo.g, and pre-
sents quite wariike picturesque, Romantic -or
whatever the Novelist might choose 10 call it,
appearance. They are organized into three
Brigades, and are firing up 10 such an ertent in
the way of drilling and other camp minutia that IL
is supposed the Earth wM be stopped on is axis.
| The military aspranis, Who came down here =.
ger for blood and promotion, are vefy much dis
appointed a, the bursting of the bubble aud de-
Iermined TO wrcak their reng nee on the Lard's
soil by trampling il down with us human bipeds.
The enemy snon est inUentuS, ard thus heavy sad
ness hangs on the conntenance Of each. There
is no hope ola War a brush a skirmsh. The
ARMY of observation has been resolved into Il
Corps for Instruction, aud The consequence is and
entire prosraiion Of the mental organs othe ex.
elusive sway and ruin of The physical. IL is gen
orally believed that the army will remain here t"r
the present, Dut no one seems 10 know anything
of our future destination. Wood ard Water being
scarce. i, is very probable that movement in
son direction mus, ere long take place. Fresh
Beef is cheap and abundant. Game of almost ev-
cry descrip ion can be had within short distance:
Wild Geese and Ducks are lying over the Camp
every morning low enough To be reached by IA
common shot gu1. Take it all 10 all with the
exception of Fiies-lhe most Presidential of all
winged insecls-ihe position is very comfortable
for soldiers. The days extremely hot and
nights excessively cold. This ~ conjuLclion with
the bad weather, which we are obliged to dig for
and which is nothing more than saii nectar wheI
found breeds sort of darrhea or dysenlery, wi cb
is very prevalent in The camp.
Should anything of importance take piece will
Immediately acquaint yon.
the Alabama arrived o. The OH from New Or
leans. with 5 companies of the 9Th Infantry, 2 of
the 7,h and 2 of the 9Th. Sixteen companies
of Artillery are here, from the seaboald' Col
Payne hasbeen appointed Inspector General of the
Army of occupation. Col. Cross, Col. Pave, Capt
Ramsy and Capt. Lowd arrived in The Alabama.
I All quiet.
ERUPTION OF MOUNT tiECLA.- According ID
letters received from Copenhasen. dated Oct 4
an eruption Of Noun, Hecli took place on The
20 OF Sept. Ii appears that The eruption was
more violent one than had taken place there du
I ring the last ten years. The latest accounts are
of Sept. ID. They confirm the intelligence of a
volcanic eruption in the southern part of the island
on Sept. 2. the first since the memorable one
which occurred l9 years ago. The extent ofthe
fall of sadd and ashes is not known, but it is ascer
tanned that the populous districts adjacent to the
volcano have not been seriously injured, except
that the grass plots near the mountains we're de.
cayed.
| INTEMPERANcE IN CANADA.-The Quebec ga
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