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OREGON AND CHINESE wHEAT.--A
~ few bushels Of these superior varieties Of seed
wheat, remaining unsold, will now be disposed Of
at a reduced price, IL Immediately applied for.
8stfF hiH J.F. CALLAN,
OctH Corner of E and 7th streets.
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DLoUGHSi PLOUGHSu PLoUGHSlll-
Il Every variety Of Ploughs now in use, and of
the most approved kind, with the exlrn castings.
DC, may be found for sale at factory prices, at die
corner Of and 9TH streets, by
Oct ~ ]. r. CALLAN.
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Estimating that half only Of these will transmit message
each day the wires and receive reply itwoud give
at ay cents the message of ordinary lengthy say srty
dollars per day.
The cost OF constructing line OF two wires between
New York and Boston, by way Of New Haven Hartford
Springfield Worcester &C. be estimated at $40 600
which, at per cent interest," would be $4,000
Expenses OF stations, say 5000
Repairs and superintendent 1000
u & 4
$500
day aoaso
y d.
Profit Io4so
This sum may be safely doubled for other business
which will be done, even in the infancy Of the tel
egraph lO4so
$40 600
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The above estimate, it will be seen, has reference
to but small portion of our business community
The intercourse by telegraph between merchant and
merchant, of consignor and consignee, ofobber and
wholesale dealer, giving all information ofprices and
markets, and lessening the responsibility OF agents.
the frequent business of government, with its in
Simultaneous transmission Of orders to navy-yards
and military satons the messages travellers and
Of friends resident in the distant ctiesa these, in
fine have not been brought into the account to say
nothing Of the way-business between Boston and
New York, which would certainly employ nearly
as many wires as the great termini Of the route Is
il to be doubted even, that stock would be profit
able in telegraph company Is it necessary to go
into any further details to prove that an investment
in such a company would not only be a safe one,
but that il must pay handsome dividends We
| think that anything further would be superAuous;
and we finish with the concluding paragraph Of the
article in the Tribune
1T Is not necessary to give OF this time any information
as to the mode oil conducting correspondence by telegraph
IL sufficient to that the stem IL so far perfected AZ 10
enable parties to transmit with secrecv and
despatch The tariff Of charges will be adapted to the
ess the community and other arrangements made that
will render the use ofhe telegraph perfectly convenient
the public" - a fHsilV s8ft
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ALEXANDRIA LOT'TERY--Class No. Al.
Drawn October 25, 1845.
65, 60, 46, a, %, SO, AZ, 3, %, Al, So, "a.

On Wednesday,
n ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, 20 of 1000, &c.
Tickets S5-Halves 80 so Quarters 81 IS.
On Saturday Nov. I.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. c. GREGORY & CO., MANAGERS.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class AZ, for IS45,,
To be drawn in Alexandria D. c., on Saiurt
November LIST, 1916.
CAPITALS:
S30,00O-SlO, 0O0-s5,O OO-s3,3l7.
2prizes Of 1850 ddDn|
do 1900 doninI
10 do l,5O0dolanI
900 do 500 doIn +
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Tickets Sl0--Halves s5-onariels
Certificates OF packages of 26 whole ncs'"
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Orders for tickets and shares and ce' III
packages in the above splendid Lotteries =, ~
the most prompt attention, and an oule'. a,a
each dra,cing sent, Immediately after ~
who order from u.s. Address ,,..snI
J. G. GREGORY & co, m n,s
Oct 23-2 aw3wd&c
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class AZ, for l845,
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Sahd,|
November 9th, 1916,
SPLENDID SCHEME:
S30,000-$12 2, 900 IS ,000-S3, 500 ", I'll
$3,000-S2,50O.
40 prizes of
SO do of
&c. &c.
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u Lone trembling ONE, $40 n
Last Of summers race, wthered and sere,
And shjyering therefore, art thou lingering heref
Thy work Is done
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G r A N d sc H E M E.
$50, 600 capital!
$20, 000-Sl0,OOO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class C, for 1845,
To be drawn in Alexandra, D. G., on Sn1
November 18th, lS45.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50, 000-S20, 000-SlO, OOO-$5,W-
$3,000-S2,S53. !,
SO prizes of
100 do
100 do
M &c. &c. &C.
10 number lottery 10 drawn ballot,
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81 SO. Il.
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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

FROM TIE PAcIFIC.-The Sun has letter
from Calino, dated July 4ih, from which we copy
az follows:
ave have in part a formidable force Of all ma
ions. Our squadron will be increased in short
time, preparatory to blockade Of The Mexican
ports on this side, should war be declared by
Mexico, and our boys are in fine spirits. Our
glorious little navy pants Cor an opportunity to
show its power in defending tine national honor,
aud 1t war comes, you may res. assured that the
Star Spangled Banner will wave over every Mex
ican fort and for;Ifcaton on this side within sixty
days after we receive the declaratio
British fleet is said to be on its way to o re-
gon, to protect British property and settlers at As
toria, aud from the language used by the officers
OF the British squadron here, we are led 10 believe
that the report is correct. Indeed, forcibe sei-
cure of the whole of Oregon north the Columbia,
seems to he the object of this movement, and the
instructions 10 that effect are said be in posses
sion of the Admiral. have letters from Oregon
To the LIST of May, which report considerable po-
Utica! excitement among the settlers aud manltes-
tations of hos;ili'ies from the Hudson Bay Compa-
ny's people. Every obstacle is thrown IN The way
OF American Settlements north of The Columbia.
We had intelligence from Tahiti to the lst ult.
The French relt in the Islands, and there is not
the most remote prospects that they will give
theniu up The loss of our whaling interest is We
ry serious. the French authorities prohibit raf-
c with The natives, aud there is no other port for
obtaining supplies in that vicinity. An American
merchant vessel has been despatched to the Fslee
Island with arms and ammunition for the natives, TO
enable them to fory themselves aud maintain
their independence against an expected attack Of
the French or ENGLISH
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Books & Stationary

GOOD Assortment constantly on hand particn
"A larly the SCHOOL BOOKS in general use. ais,
Perfumery and perfumed fancy soaps, German TOYS
Musical instruments. fancy goods and an almost end
less variety OF Yankee Notions including Combs, But
tons, Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes. Thread Tape,
Pin and Needle Cushions, Spool stands Knitting Pins
Hair Pins. Victoria Pins Silver and German Silver
Pencils, Crayons. Silver and German silver, Brass
and steel Thimbes. Beads, Razors Razor strops latb.
er boxes and brushes Specacls and cases. Snuff box
es. Caid cases. Liih and Steel Engravings, Bonnet
Wire. Oil Silk, Eyeets Emery Cushions, Jews Rarps
Domnoes Percussion caps, Powder and shot, Pill per.
cnssion, pocket books and Wallets, Sun-glasses Vic.
I'm strings, Bass>vio do. Whale bone Pocket knives,
Scissors, Letter stamps, Motto Seals, ect.
The above articles aud MANY more 10 numer
Gus TO mention may be found for sale cheaper
than the cheapest at the variety store of
E. SAMSON.
Ypsilanii. Aug. IL, 1915. 2o,f
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YPSfLANTI
Shrine of Fashion.

HNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
Il public generally, that he has commenced business
in Ypsant directly opposite the Office of Vancleve &
Co. where all orders in the
TAILORING LINE
will be executed with accuracy, neatness and dispatch.
His long familiarity with the business, together with
strict attention the and wishes of his
ers, and every material change of fashion, will be
sufficient guarantee to his friends and patrons, that all
orders, whether of fine and ornamental, coarse
and substantial kind; will be done in durable and
:rusty manner.
The subscriber would further state, that he intends
to employ none but Experienced journeymen which he
thinks will be additional motive to all those who
have garments TO make to give him call rather than
to have them pass into the hands Of children and APP
prentices.
N. B. Easy coats and garments of every description
for farmers and laboring men, short notice and
warranted in all cases. ]. r. WALKER.
Ypsanti, July 29th IS45. 27tf.
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Important News.

E,v SAMSON. Authorised agent for the sale of the
81. genuine Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry Bueh-
ans Hungarian Balsam, Fogers Olosaonan, Jaynes
Expectorant Syrupi Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture
Coms:ock & Co.'S. Medicines. including Oldridges
Balm Columbia. Connels Pain Extractor, Hays Linz
men Extract of Sarsapsrilla, &c &C.. Sherhians
Lozenges and PlasteIs, Deans Chemical Plaster lew
Davids or Hebrew Plaster. Dalleys Pain Extractor
Fosgates and Godfreys Cordial Fahnestocks vermifuge
Brstols Sarsaparilla Osgoods India Chola Wash
ingon Elixer, Eastern Tonic, AIlebas's Medicines
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills. Gregorys Phinneys,
Smiths University and Smiths Sugar Coated Rusf's
Haisteds Herricks. Peters Resurrection or Persian
Muscovetus, Tomato, Lees. Moffats, and Picra Pills,
supply of The above always on hand.
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Look Out FOr Fires.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

7HHE Subscriber will sell for cash part cash
Il down, his residence in the village of Ypslanti.
situated few rods west of the Presbyterian Church
on the Chicago road consisting of about four acres
Of best quality of lands, Dwelling House and out bull
dmgs all in superb order, together with extensive
assortment OF best quality fruit trees EFF almost eve-
ry variety congenial to the climate of Michigan.
ALSO-A welarrs nged and finished law office to-
gether with other valuable village property-aso
first rate eighty lot situate about one mile from
the village, also eighty acre lot in the county of
Iona.
All or any part of which will be sold on the most
favorable For the particulars of which enquire
of the subscriber at his office. w. A. BUCKBEE
Ypsanti, August At, IS45. 2Stf
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Ypsilanti Seminary,

THIS INSTITUTION was opened in August 1914
and Chartered by the last Legislature The number
of students in attendance has been $780, The Propr-
e:ors return their grateful Acknowledgements for this
liberal share public patronage; and pledge their eff
forts to make the Institution worthy of future conf.
dence. Persons wishing pursue Collegiate course
of Education, prepare for the practical business of
Life, will find equal and ample opportunities.
FNGtIsH, Classic, ORNAMENTAL education will be
furnished to Young LADIES' and strict attention paid
to the morals und department of the students.
The Academic year is divided into two terms of %
weeks each, commencing the first Monday of Sept
andthe second in Feb. and closing with public Elk
animation.
TUITION. from s 800 to 8 500; board. room-rent &
hrewood 3 Ia per quarter of IL weeks. LIE ssons in
music, including the of instrument, 8 500 tuition
to be paid invariably by the middle of the quarter. No
deduction made for absence except in cases of SICK
REFERENCE is made to the visiting committee in this
village: also Rev. James Inglis and M. Sanford De-
troit ; D. Barrett, Monroe; A. Tucker, Adrian J. l.
Fulton. Tecumseh; ]. Booth, Clinton G. W. Harris,
Jackson; w. Allen, Ann Arbor; ]. Wisner, North
vile James Piper, Pontiac.
Prof VIM. L. EATON, ] p.:;,
MARY B. F. BROWN. irh''pals'
VIM " H. IN M %ooSr |PrOprie,ors
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court fol
- the county of Washtenaw. Of the term of june

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for
- the county of w ashtenaw. OF the term OF June
A. D. IS45 to wit the 2Sth day of July lS45
In.the matter of the petition of Henry Bradshaw ior
a divorce from his wife Mary Bradshaw
On reading and filing the petition in this court which
among other things forth that the said respondent
has since hel intermarriage with the said petitioner
been guilty of the crime of adultery, and also praying
the said petitioner may be divorced from his said wife
and that the bonds of marmony between the petitioner
and the said respondent may be dissolved and it ap
bearing the that the petitioner has for more
than two years next preceding the date oil said petition
been resident of said State and that the said respon
dent is now a resident oil the State of New York. On
motion of c. H. Vanceve, attorney for said petitioner,
it is ordered that notice be given to the said respon-
dent ofthe filing and pending of said petition by publ
cation of copy of this order in the silan:i Sent-
nell" newspaper published in the village OF Ypsilanr
Washtcnaw county and state of Michigan, six success
sive weeks, the last insertion of said notice to be at
least twenty days before the first day OF the next term
of the court to be held at Ann Arbor, in said county
the first Tuesday of December ext, to the end that
the said respondent may then and there appear and
show if any she has why the prayer of said petit
oner should not be granted.
A true copy. - X. KING,
C. H. VAscLEyE Airy. Clerk.
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Saddle and Harness making
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings of the several Counties in the State
are requested to appoint delegates to meet IN Con-
vention at J JACKSON on "Wednesday, the SEW
ENTEENTH day ofSEPTEMBER next, a, 3
o'clock =. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating can
dda,es for the office of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor at the ensuing November election
Each county will he entitled to number of Dele.
gates equal 10 double the number of its repreta-
lives in the legislature. Such other business as
may be deemed Necessary will also be transacted.
A full attendance is earnestly requested.
Detroit Aug. IL, 1915.
J. M.HOWARD. !
F. A. HARDING, Wing State
S. BARSTOW, : Central
ID. SMART. Committee
JNO. OWEN.
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Liuseed Oil, Lamp Oil, Lard Oil. Curriers' Oil.
and full assortment of PAINTS constantly on
hand of the best quality together with DYE WOODS
and DYE STUFFS. Brushes of all sizes, besides
many other articles in the above line not mentioned,
all of which is offered the public very low prices
and all articles warranted good Thankful for the very
liberal patronage he has heretofore received he hopes
by strict attention business. low prices and good
assortment of articles to merit continuance OF the
same Physicians from the country supplied as hereto
fore with medicines upon the most reasonable terms
and particular attention paid the putting up of med
ical prescriptions and orders.
N b. Most kinds of Country produce and paper
rags taken i'm exchange for goods JULY %. 1S45.
Id L.. q. IL,
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/ OS'T in the month of March last, signed by
Il A. Voorhees,, esq. for forty dollars dated the
tonrth of March, IS45. payable in the month of OcS
tober next All persons cautioned against buying
said note notice of the loss has been given 10 the ma
ker. IaS SANnFpS
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Tae Copper trade.-Never has a greater revo-
luton been affected in any business, than the
world is now on the point of experiencing III The
Copper trade. The incalcuIable extent of rich
ores in the Superior Country will quickly ami
hilatc the dependence hitherto placed on few es-
Establishments in Great Britain.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-'fhe steamboat New Or
leans yesterday morning about 5 O'Clock struck a
rock in the Detroit river opposite the upper lime
kiln, some miles above Maiden. She proceeded
on her course however, for a mile or so, when she
was found to be filing with wafer, and was run
upon the Canada shore. The passengers all es-
capped without difficulty and afterwards came up
on the London. The New Orleans is of course
very seriously damaged. An ugly hole was dry.
en- into her bottom and she has some 10 feet wa
ter in her hold. Her deck cargo we presume
will have been saved.
The New Orleans, formerly The Vermlion,
was rebuilt at this city about year ago. and fine
staunch vessel. She was owned, we understand,
by the Western transportation company a, Buffalo
Capt. Brundage commander.
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or stolen from the sub.

~ scrber in the Township of Ypsilant, the
night of the 4th inst. one eight years old
LIGHT BAL MARE with one white hind foot, wide
white strip in the face up to her eyes. Two white
spots on the back made by saddle, black main and
tail. Any person who will give notice where she may
be found or return said mare, will be handsomely re-
warded. JOSEPH BROWN.
Ypsilant Aug. 49, IS45.
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OneP0yAsD OnePrice

II GRANT would respectfully inform his old GUS
asserments of GOODS which he will offer at his old
stand low prices for ready pay and all persons for
the same price at retail, Any patronage from old
customers will be thonk fully received. All are
invited to call and examine his assortment and prices.
Ypsilani, July %, l745. &c 3m
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Detroit. September 8. 1S45.

We stop the press &" announce the melancholy
death by suicide, o! q stranger, by drowning. The
victim OF stt.deslTuction came 10 this place, day
before yesterday. from Buffalo, on board The s,ea-
mer Gieal Western. from vi Ich he was forcibly
elected on a charge Of attempting 10 rob passen
gers trunk, charge believed to be wholly un-
founded. representing himself C. Smith. a baker
by trade from New York City Qeaving there a
wife and iamily) on his was 10 Chicago. tie put
up at the Indiana house. a STOUT athletic man,
apparently about 45 years of age supposed to be a
German by birth, and wore elegant suit Of
superfine black broad cloth. He appeared to be
iaborug at times under species of delirlum, and
il appears about o'clock Yesterday af ernonn
went to The wharfInear the foot OF Randolph ST.
threw off his coat and hal, and win single leap
deliberately consigned himself to watery grave
After repeated unsuccessful attempts, his body was
brought up this morning by means of a hook and
line. The verdict Of the Coroner's jury was in
accordance with the above facts Detroit Cai-
zen.
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NOTICE.

R. ISAAC CRANE, would respectfully inform
Iv1 those indebted him by book account or other
Use, that he desires speedy settlement of such L-
debtedness, and trusts they will call on him for that
purpose without delay or further notice.
He would also inerm;hs friends and the public gen.
orally that he continues. intends to continue the bust
ness of
Saddle and Harness making
in all its branches, at his old stand opposite Hawk
hotel he msyat all times be found ready to serve
those needing work in his line moderate and &C CON-
modating terms
All work warranted to give satisfaction both as 70.
CARDS the uaty OF the stock used and the work.
ship employed. Ypslanti. Sept. 10. ls45. 80 3w
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From the Detroit Daily Advertiser


MRssRs. EDITORS AS the names of several
distinguished Wings of this State, have been pre-
seni, by your correspondents through the medi-
um of Your columns to the consideration of The
Wing paIiv as candidates for Governor at the en-
suing gubernaorlal election permit me To add to
the Inst, wiihou, dsparaging those already nen-
TONED, the name of JONATHAN E. CHAPLIN Of
ST. Joseph county. IL my opnion there is not
in This State, who is, in every respect, more
tmnent!y qualified to discharge The duties of that
Office. He possesses talents of q high order. all
nnblen.ishtd moral character, sound wing prlncI-
pies. the esteem of all who know him, aud thor
ough knowledge of the Condition. and wants, pollt-
ica and pecuoiary. of the people of this State
In him combined capacity. honesty, available
ty, aud locality; aud with him for standard
bearer. firmly believe that we come out OF
the contest victorious. M. B.