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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

MILTTARY AaT AND SCIENCE

n APPLETON co. have recently pubiish-d--Ele-
~. vi Military Ar; and Science, Course Of In
struciiou in Strategy Fertilization. Tactics OF Battles
embracing The pup-s %. StuH. Infantry Cuvarv ARTILLERY
and Eu-ineer- Hdai Ted - the o ia and Volunteer
By II. Wager Haleck. Lieut. O.; En-jueer- L. : Army.
/ vol. l2mu. Illustrated with p.ag--Si 80.
No pains h4s been spared 20 rase 10 useful book Tor
military men aud valuable 20 Tie general reader for tie
historical information o. c1niHIus. Ill -1s
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N-EW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD Con

-
: Nolnv-NOTICE.-The Stockholders Of the Ne'"-iorE
ant Ere Railroad Company hereby notified aat lhe
annual election for Directors the Company VII DE- he'd
nj a. ofc- No - Wall-st t= CITY of NeEv-forE OF
Tu-l- DE Iet de- Of )clo5erEs1t. from 10 O'Clock a NJ
Ta- Trza-:er Books yr Dc closed from the III OF sep:
I'LL! ne ds- after the election
By order OF the Board Of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secrsiary.
N-y--Yo-s S.1t = $50 81 1913
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rvrRAcr OF LEMON.

EXTRACT OF LEMON
TOR aavor1z Cu=arts, ic- Cream. Jeies, syr1ps &c
Tn J. pure extract. continuing the tine -aTor CT .ae
fruit In bottles. . cents =eeA
F-eoarea 81 HENRI JOHNSON, Chemist and Drug
,f IS B-oa7v sy corner Ch.nter.-st Sod also 100
Fcl,on--- az = ElsI Bro4fsey- 8 imeodis
CUTION-AIl persons are h-r-5y csa..oued ass..s,
trusting ar OF ire Of The Br- oerk Ah5osfort.
Can't BrcEzrt FROM CardE (Wai-sj no debts of their
contracting viii Be pad D. LIE captain or consisree
Seyx-yo:k, sept II, l545. W. SJ. r TAPSCOTT. .l2
nR. POWELL. ocuiist anu Aur1st, attends 10 Dis
Drases Of .h- Eye and Ear from O'Clock sr his
dence, al Broadway. corner OF Warren-s,.
StrabisZaus or Squirting cured IN few ruutea Deaf
Tess an1 sl discharges from the Ear permanently cured
Artificial Eyes inserted Spectscles adapted any de-
.ecL q irlsod.ss =
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Books.

EOUSEkEEPERS CALL At GRAHAM S.
COOKERY. PEE>ElN Nc FRUITS, Sc.-GRAdAAi'S
y French Cook confirms iEl pirecous Tor TIE mos; CO.
ebrate and delicious Pota-c=, Cremes Sauces Geleese.
with directions for Preserving Fruits. Meats and Ne.e-
tables Noyy i tie tn hat housewives want ls wclh.
Price - Cts ALSO-For Sale.
Miss Leslie's Cookery. Price y cts.
Mrs. Rundelg. celebrated Cook Book. Price , cis-
Mrs Eiis'- Domestic COOKER. Price l. Cts.
The Practical EeceP' book-5e gaEss- Free % ci7-
Ererv Lady'. COOK Book. Price . cts
NEW SOOKS-Just Published,
The ADocrv 81 l.l. New Testament Free ~ c,s-
The Tower OF London Ev .i.rsTortl. Proc - cts.
Sicl!ar Vcsper=. Bv Dennis flanagan. Price y -.
Artisan OF ylus. By DeGus Haun gan. Price = c.
CrZham'- Ma a-Ine !Jr -rpeubeg-the ne-- Nil-azile
published Z tL- couDr- = per arnt. single No. = Is
Henry Russell. or the yelr ot GrL0rI I've no sand
Prce p e..
TIE Horse Doctor and Gsrie1er. eacr . cJs.
Tie Trade sup7lei with 9li ue7' ors, matter . no
publish in,Ir. %. ti!s lowest urc.--
IVl1 Il GRAHAM Tribune Bu.i diuss.
Just received. from the rlie =s's orse lot OF rrn'e
published. Fch viii BE- sold r' auction prices. ~
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Gfcurslols.
.rR ApELIGHTFUI. ENCrRSION

CT NJ
Es-sli,z--lS bridgeport. Conn., Plurbus Unnm Diyi
H1--~<,ou No. 6i, sons OF Temperance, will
MAKE m Excursion the above city Providence permit.
nEl wednesday sept Is, 1915 n The new aud splendid
steamboat =. Nicholas
The boa wi! leave the pier foot OF Haamoad.si. y. r
at pier foot OF ChAnbersst y X acuarter past :;
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn haipasi; pier foot o! harkest
e K quarter before 3; the pier foot OF Deanceyst al
fine OF the Forticatous erecting nj lhrogs's Point
the other objects passing the Sound
and Br;dgepo: before y o'cocs. thus al
lowing -evvra aours 10 visit one OF the most delightful
cities OF New Eng and
Addresses on r5c suhec, Of Temperance together with
Vocal and Instrumental Music. NJ. eal,ven the passage
both 20 and from, Bridgeport
Jefferson Division. No :, =. o T OF tli4 Guy, VIII avail
themselves of his opportunity 20 Wit Jefferson Division
No ut T. of BrdF.pc N1e. together sNith Pur-
bus Juum Division their friends III bc received ri
Bird .rpor by Inc Sons ot Temperance az tn' place"
where arrangements ARE being made 90 render lie Vis
one otuuusurl interest and importance. ~.
y. B.perni>,u hHs been granted by ne Grand UlVl-
sion 20 aupeur in Full ResalR GU tlat occasion.
The Hon. aues Harper, and severn. other distinguish
ed gent erlen vii attend
\ Band nj Music will accompany the Excursion.
The COMMITTEE of Arrangements have spared 40 trouble
peuse render this OF the most Interesting En-
cuy-iou- OF the
The Sons. Daughters and Friends OF Temperance in
vitcd to attend.
". II. Dkeman. 2Gs Eliznb-th-si; Thomas + Peers 2e
Broadway The Sheriff. office, q City Hall; Wrl. H.
Williums 29j Greenwchsj; Charles Davis % Maiden
lane corner Nillam-st: y T. Houe ~ Norfolk or ~
Sassau-s. a. c. Nallcon Wieit-st. VI. y, Croft. POI
Brooule-st VIM i. Schoheid 80 SOrtolk-si; Benz wit,
Jeirr W g. Belch. ~ Hester-Si; Elias Combs. l3
Eorsyi-st: Miss F. GGrdner, q frstsverue: Mira Wood
i2i Eldrgest Mrs. Miller, ll6i Orchard-si; Mra kech-
ui, 80 Henry -; Luke HBsset O. scribe u sun Build
ing. BrOukyr-George Hall, G. W T.; hrs Jane I.
Place. So Washingtonsi and al he Post Ql5cc
W. ~. DlKENtAS,
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auetioo and Commission Msneh

Ar YSlvArE S,Ls-tsU Quarto Bibles, every variety
plain sheer srd stt ssd Ill, edge erdngS Also
large Of Standard xEd Miscellaneous Socks
2 COTTON ApecoG-cr.
by F. COTTON, AGetion ard Commission Merchant
D-Stpr- Nos us Fulton and 81 Ann s;k-Lb-rsi 81 .
vxces made goods eIiher for private sale suction
prompt made Outdoor sAe- Of every descrtP
rca OF goods p.rrn1siv si-uGei sat respectfully
icitec. SATURDAY, Sept u
A. la o'c.ccS. the store NJ. = Afi,-s;-
&SSlGSEc>' SNs OF FANCY Coos SroSe.--A ve.y
age ad general OF every variety q Fancy
Gois. composing "A ari o.; Capcs, Caps, Collars Sas"S,
EcSinE>, K5ooSs. Linens, Handkerchief, aostcFy,
eove,. Cardinals Head Dresses, ChG.ec, Dresses. Sac
500, tl!a.e> Pear. S0;ons, Ss, Brad OF a. AiGds,
set>, Pocket Books, Needles, PeFGulery, Coulter and
GI>S CascS Together .th Srce usually found N
rc;a.i store OF THIS description.
A. private -ale. two large Extension TShle& One VIII
extend aboU; 50 Zee; AMI the other "
AT fSIvArE SILs-Onr speaGse Mahogany Pssro Forts
metallic pise, ocizves made BY Nanns Fisher bean
thu Instrument Coat year s.ncc $50, and VIII ba
600 Al bargain called FOR ssoc Apply the No
- ANGST
To LEr-rh- Store Nc As,or.p,ace until 6rs Of May
neHt suitable for Refractory Ssloon Eneutre tha
Accnor
& CHAMBERLlAIN, Aactioo-er.-Slore No Il
SE s advances. rns1e Goeds COZ
signed 'o private sae or 10 % sold Outdoor
Prompt re.arus made
MONDAY Sept Il,
\; 10 O'clock, 81 No ~ and - CGlal.st
SRESIrs SALE Of the OF lAf,r Picture ana
Looking Glass Frame Mandatory Comprising lsrge
quantity OF irSIres OF var!oc> descriptions.
Also. Steam Engine Boiler and SNl9rcs, quantity
q running gear. circular saws. Sc Sc
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fjuts.
~ Rccb. x Co.rnr. un,,er-. 1876 Broadway.

~ Bccbc ~ Costnr, Enttcr-. 1856 Broadway.
Fall Fashlous,-Bevbe Cesar are now prepared 10
EXHIBIT 10 the public and the trade generally t!-ir Fail
Fashions for Hats, Caps, &c. The Fashion for Has Il
something entirely and unique, WI te seen by
their published circular and especially commends lise 20
the Of discriminating pUoc by IL superior sr OF
shtess and elegance, well rs by rs 'ea. intrinsic eA
cellencr.
Byexensive improvements in their mode o; manufac-
and machinery they enabled 20 produce IN article
OF superior quality point OF ts-te and rnsh and - snort
everything their line VIII De- found 10 &c OF such char
and quality cannot fail 10 meet The appreciation OF
both and dealers They ready 20 execute al
for goods IN te.r line win the utmost puncI0ay ac
dis1sto-
BIS c also are the receipt otIhe latest Paris and Lon
don Fashions asd IN addition offer recherche couecSn
tasteful and elegant Paris made Fancy Articles such Is
Umbrellas Canes Carpet Bags, Cloves Toilet Apparatus
sc. &c rsous'
(2- Gcntlemcn's Hats.--The Fail Style 5 now
ready Tor examination Hob5rtsou's Plank Hat and
Cap Mandatory. So Futon-st lbeiweea William and
Sold
y B-The proprietor OF his establishment, deems it his
duty hi friends and customers that re no long
connected with Ire Ice Fuop>i. reports 20 thsi
effect having been pat n circulation sl2 i"is'
- Fashionable Hats.-WArS0N & co =! Chat
hai-s, inspection AND sale The fall style - ior
iSi The subscribers devote unusual attention 10 he pro
ducon superior qualities OF Beaver and Nneskr Hats
equal 10 any manufactured which offered N - per
ceni less Ihsu Broadway Prices
SO seodtf WATSON L co Is Chatlare-s square.
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ia slliunablc CIotbiuu.

XyrAI. Il. JENNINGS * co. Drapcr- ard Taors
w importers ot Cloths CH-siue5es. Nes,;nys, Fancy
Dres. Articles &c-n appreciation Of the success which
attended their efforts catering for The community would
tender the assurance upon he OF the Fall
Trade that will be their eEdeayor add TO the induce
r,ent- which have rendered 81 6roGdwny THE ESTAB-
LfSHliENT winch furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue 10 commend them to
the economist For the style und character OF the cloth
ing we are enabled furnish through the aid Of efficient
corps OF cutters as be found in the country IL the
sequel to the attractions Of our moderate charges.
A large assortment OF new goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection comprising Cloths,
Tweeds &c for Dress and FrOck Goats Overcouis Sacks
&c French English and American Cassmeres for Panta
loon, word in reference this carmen. in which tas
experience has satisfied the many few cutters excea
trial in this line Is especially solicited Merno, Velvet
Silk and Satin ve.tings great variety The usual as.or
nepr Of arst crafty Ready.made Ovrrcoat Original
Sacks CioHss Dress and FrOc% Goats, Pantaoon- 'ess,
&c with choice OF Fancy Dress articles, Scars,
Crayas Hdb'-, Gloves, su1pender- Shirts, Collars,
Bosoms, HaifHose. sc. - lsu
CASH DRAPERS AND TAILDRS, l67 Broad.
- ,Vsy-I. C. Booth Co having received additional
spolir u choicr Goods would p-cffuy Ute the at
tent on Of their customers snd Ir public. Their stock i
rot only extensive, but comprises the richest qualities and
patterns Of Vesug. CassImeres, Drn2, sc that are 10
lie found N tni- or foreign markets
Hnv.ng unusual facilities In buying, they arc enabled 10
otter strong Inducements purchasers though should be
understood that their low prices nave reference only To the
finest quality workmanship and that
-n. produced heir establishment not surpassed In
any particular by any house IN The Union
The Cutting Department il conducted by Mr. }. Lee
whose almost lnallibe skill In the the result Of long
experience study AID who The happy icuy
OF accommodating fashion FORM and Of selecting styr,
OF dr nostfne and Honrop-s- 90 ne .-n-on Inv.l-.
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THIS Day PUBLISHEr

THIS DAY ~ BLISAED,
WILLS GAYLORD CLNRE'S POENS.-Complete IN
w miniature Toiume neatly put or in muslin. gilt
Price Sc cents.
Also published ebo-e--
The Poeucal Writings Of Elizabeth Oakes SmiI
The Poetical WORK. OF Percy Bysshe Sheliev.
The Prose AMI Poetical Works Of y. ?. WINS
Dnshes AT Life in vol. By the author.
The Snow Drop. RE-. C. W E~"resi, sc. &c
sl2 DStWlt ]. 5. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall
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"a Free CONGREGATIONAL! Church, Sullivan st
between Prince ana Houston sisProt William co5hra,
win preach tomorrow morning and afternoon n; 10. and
81 oclock Al he seats are free. Strangers and others
are invited. II
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
GVSNEH's >Esg RAT AND cap ESTABLISHMENT
80 = 49,.

IVNNaA- : NJ Nat ANO CAP EsTAsilsI5iEvr,
i54 thilfoa-yt. Ss1t Butlf;--.
r- Gurrcy oAs The pleasure Of informing gentlemen
OF ss;e and fashion wei aoe who prrtec
simple elegance pain simplicity .haI
invS-.able inAte price OF A. -1t>t S-a, Black Fur
second Quality de- : a.
Firs. Quality SIX a.
Quality CO.
These prices hav- been cr-y established and NAV be A.
Implicitly relied The exquisite - aad finish ~
tic-s 20 which hey sppe.@. NJ o. believes DC say,
SIbo o:ior ihA, bis Ha. Nay safely challenge
comparison win any ol,r Has &; az prices Aui
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Mem fall Goods.
NEW Goops FOR FALL DREssEs.-Ja.

NEW GOODS FOR FALL DRESSES.-Just re-
ceived. the following and desirable Dress Goods
$50 pieces ch changeabe figured. plaid aad stripe Silks;
. pieces black and bue-blGek Gro de Rhine and black
edge Maati.a silks.
$50 pieces De Lz;as and cashmeres, Just landed.
100 pieces Lupin's French M-fnoes Gala Plaids and
Cloakiags.
600 pieces Alpaca Lustrcs Paramenoes and Satin Lu.-
Ct al color-.
80 pieces Bobane and other dress goods forn mourning
Also - cartons Of Cashmere Long and Square Shaws,
with every other style desirable FOR the season
Also. q laree stock OF Cloths aid Cassiu-res.
Also, several bales o: F.anne- aud Blankets.
our stock i. complete with Fan and Winter Goods. and
we invite al who WI 10 c1l and examine our immense
stock M ihetr earliest convenience.
.lssa,- BARKER < TOwLE. Il Ca.aarinc-sL
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.rther information inquire OF
JOHN D. HARRIS 164 MaidenIane
SANL. 4. BLAKE i67 Chry stie-s!.
sI1 sits WM. MI RPiII. 81 SECONDED

Cf;- Eunf. 40 Park Row. Hair Cutter WI and
Scnp mixer respectfully informs his friends and the pub
he in gene.a that has introduced h Fall style OF hair
cutting 80 lvvis
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tFChurch OF the Puritans.-The Pastor, Rev. Or
CfSever VIII preach Tomorrow morning a: ot O'clock
and in the evening AZ \ oe!ocS II ne aaFe oil ne aon
rhcoog ics Seminary on University; p!ac4 between wav
eriy-place and SIh-st- IL.
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xN'"s TIE iiU~T DEIIt.IITFIL o. AT
E-,.S11-.-.s f,Sci,rsious-A .ai scrosa tie Hudson
River 10 Hohokrr. ard t'en walk to The
Fvsinn Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
place Will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive all rural excursions that be made from tie
city.
The grounds present charming aspect The ,rces
beng in leaf and the soil covered with rich ,uri.
The walks ~ excellent order having been consider
ably emhr -led the present Spring.
On every pleasant AFTERNOON there viii he In attendance
Co,Onunde, Flysirn Fields excellent Rand Of
Music. which will perform selections from tine iavoriic
Opera- popular airs marches. ,vp.tzes, &c
The Ferry Boats fcom BARCLAY Canal aud Chr -'opher
SIS are completely fitted NJ with Awnings and Seats.
Night boats from Hoboken 20 Barc!ay-sL until IL
O'Clock F-rriaya g. cents - lmsua'
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arrtion Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, A1crolser.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS Sc PLATT.-Store
ID ~ Srostway-Lihe-s Cash Advances made on con.
sigurrenis for Auction Sales
Ar Yslv,rE S.Ls-t.esu Orarto Bibles, every variety,
IN plain sheer srd gt. ssd g dge eirdngA Also
Isrye sssoraenI Of Standard ard Miscellaneous Books
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HOEAriO alLL. AGcuoneer.
DY COOLEY, kEESE n IIlLL-Store No lsi

Liberal css6 advances on al goods consigned " sale
REMOVAL Cooley, Necse X Hi have removed Erom No.
Isl 10 1911 SrpsGVvSy. corner VI DSv-st
SATURDAY EVENING. Sept Il.
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General Notifes.

~ Rev. MIR. NcIntire. recently from Cambridge
Mass preach for the Third Unitarian society II Co
uinoisr Eall afternoon SrG evening Services
commencing 81 ard 81 O'Clock P NJ Seats i;ee 10 a.I
~ au,u..rrccf Chmrch-The improvements 10
the AlcasJ PresoytcIau Church being coup.eed, 4 WI
er open Tomorrow n Lei and s. o'cocs PieSchins oy
the Pastor Rev. Mr.. Coe. Il
tS south Baptist Church. Na>sau-st-Ihe
Iubc sre respectfully informed that Gere vii , reils
ious services Al the above place The ususl hours To-
morrow SeaiS vii De provided for strangers anc Others
who may attend. Services NIL commence past 10
morning pas; = The afternoon and pas; in she
evening. II
iF Lectures GU Harmouy.-.Aay resident of this
i;i, f-r5rr 10 COMFY r,scbcr M Tis-rcnI ana
ThoroUg hBass, do by srst calling upon NJ w.
Al Broadway SEd making arrangements 10 Ihai eject
Ten Lectures Will constnie the and he VII
be given or Wednesday, Sept. 10Th. al II O'clock \ N.
sla Sts
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n Dedication of the Reformed Dutch

~ j. O. O. F.-Such Members the Order con
template Joining the festivities upon IN. ded
cation of Odd Fellows Hall Philadc phia the l7h inst
respectfully invited TO join Connenia Lodge No III
nj their Room 40 Dvision-st "Wednesday afternoon.
10th mat hafpns O'Clock. Brothers wishing 10 join
us will fuvor by reporting 10 the Committee n
uade.
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e Erysipeas.-A Specific has II last been discov-
cred for this Gisea-e-Dr. CULLEHs INDIAN VEGETABLE
PANAcEA cures it eiecuaiy. Certificates 1T tand-call
aud them. Prepared by ROWLAND i WALTON. and
sold az 40. Mutray-sL 81 SKIS
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,r, c,a..6,.Ru 80 Il "a ~ Tribrne

AgEEs-The market continues very firm for both
desc-ntiops and Po,s quoted 50 62l 60 which
Il ht;le better. Pearls are - 80 and 9pcN- Inc
nil offering
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
n ORTGAGE SALE.-DefauH having been

M ORTGAGE SALE.-Default hauing been
wi made ia the payment cfa sum Q money
secured to be paid byas Iaaenture Of Mortgage
bearing date the lOth day Of October, IN The
gear 1888, erecHted by augustus +: Ball. then
of Ypsitan.i, Washsenatc County, Michigan, to
Shm5eat Conant Of thecisy Of Detroit, recorded
in the office Of the register Of DEEDS 9 sad
County, on the 18th day Of Febraary.a d 1888
in Li5er no. z, at page 402, arhich mortgage
,uas duly assigned to Charles ~. Lone ON the
first day Of January A d 1874, upon uhteh
there is mo,o claimed to be due the sum Of one
hundred and forty dollars, and eighty-tico cents
and no suit or recording at tatc or ip Chan
Gerry hdring been instituted TO recoDer The det'
secured 6y said Mortgage, On any pert thereof
Notice is Aerefore hereby girem that By virtat
of po,cer Of sale contained IN the sad Mort
gnge, there ioiH be sold at auction, to the high
est bidder on the 23d day Of January nert al
t,celre O'Clock, noon, at The Court House IN the
Village Of fan .4rbor, in said county Of Wash
tcna,r, he premises described in said Mortgage,
riz: ssituate lying and icing in The Comfy Of
Wash,ena,c q, fo,esais, kmown aud designated as
being lot numbered three hundred and ninety
nine, in the westerm addition to the Vittage o.
Ypsilan.i, according to the recorded plot Of The
same" CHARLES ". LANE,
Assignee of .nortgagee.
Dated, Ypsilanti, Oct,ber l4h, 1916.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court


Washtenaw County for said county
Mehitabe Blinn } On reaeing AMI fling The above
fpeiitioH in this which a.
Ernslus Blinn. } mong other things SET forth ina:
the said respondent has since has mernarriage
with said petitioner been gully oi the crime of
adultery and also praying fhar said petitioner may
be d .v,rceJ from her said husband aud il afp ear
ing TO The court that said respondent is re~i-
den Ofihe state, it is ordered n,o'iun dis ,ln.rr
and Josi attorneys for pc irioner thai notice b
given TO said respondent OF tie filing ut said pen
lion by publication ot a copy of ia order the
'Ypsianti Seniinei" newspaper Publishes; IN h,
village OF Ypsllanli, Wasi-naw county. five sue
cessye weeks, The Ias insertion ID 20 nc t 10
be at least twenty days before The frs, day of T. Z
nexi term of this court 10 heired al Aan Arhor
The frs, Tuesday If Decrmber nexllo the end that
said respondent may 'Ilen and there appear and
show cause If any he has why the prayer oil SAID
petitioner sl uld moi be granted.
Stale of Michigan 4 Beriah King, cler's
County of WasIl'cnaw. i Of The court for sail
county, do hereby cerl.is that the foregoing is IA
true copy of The urue, ei,e red la sait! cause Cir.
ell under my hanG. q. KING, CLERK.
BY ]. NJ. Wiiicuxsnn. deputy
Sept. &c 1916 lao 5s
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
In CHANcERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.

IN CIIANCERY. SECOND CIRCUIT.
M IlEREAS AT a Courr of chanc.ry tor he
w State Of Michigan. second circuit, he'll! al
Ann Arbor on the tenth day of July "A d 1915 in
a cause whereia John Y. Larzelere complai
nant and George B. Lyman defendant, il was
creed by the chancel Tor OF said Estate that the
premises herein described should De sold AT pub:
lie auc'ion under the direction of of The mas
ters of said court Notice is hereby given thaiby
virtue of said decree, Twill on the lweniyeighih
day of August next, at the hour of one O'clock
in the afternoon OF said day. expose Tor SHE al
publicaucriun the Ia, ern house OF Abial Hawk
ms in Ypsianti in the eountysof Was'ilenawaiore
sad all and singular The premises with the ali
he appurienances described in said decree and
The mortgage therein meniio' ed and described as
follows iowit: all that certain parcel of la
nd situate in the village Of Ypsanri aforesaid
described as fullows. viz situated on Washington
street IN The village of YpsilanIi known as village
lot nunbe cred on the recorded plat of said village
Lumber fifty (5n) containing riy six square rods
of ground, Sale absolute and without redemption
FERNS cash. GEO DANFORTu.
Master in Chancery. Wash. Co. Mich.
SKINNER & JoSLIN, Co,npls Solrs.
Yp~IlainI, july l3. 1916
Tie above sale is postponed till Friday the 4th
dayoi September next, 10 take place at the same
time and place. GEO.DANFORFl.
Master in Chan Gerry.
SKINNER & JoSLIN Compl's
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21

ID ESPECTFULLY miorms The public that he
q e sill continues his business as Qua SmIfh IN
the Village oil Ypsilanti, few rods south OF the
Episcopal Chur, h. where he intends I" carry on
the business IN all lis branches, and hopes hv
promptuess and att ,nIIan ia the execution of his
work (al which he warrants shall Re as well dom
as Il; any shop in the stae) to secure portI"n "i
public patronage All orders in his line of hus
ness. eth er for new woek rrpalrIng will be
thankfully received aud promptly attended to.
N. Brass Castings for Cans, and other
castings furnished to order.
Ypsilanti, Oct. II, 1916.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
SAMSON

4 IST OF LETTERS Remaining in the
"A Post Office at Ypsilanti, Oct lst 1915.
Anderson Adam and Polly, ALLEN Joseph, Ear
ringer Miss F. Brewer VIM. Baniard Mr.,
Bell VIM. Boyce John, Camfeli Henry, Col
Inns George, Crew Ano, Cainbell Hamilton,
Garfield ii. ID. Clark John, Davis Geo. Fl.
Demmick Oliver, Damon Ruth Mrs. Danforth
Benz. r. Freeman Mrs, Ann Frazer d. e.
Ford kbaer, Garrison billy Mrs. Geisse Jacob,
Goss Chester, Gibson Robert, Hardy VIM. t.
Harmon c, C. Harvey Thomas, Howard J. NJ.
Irwin David or Jonathan Woodruff or SamonM.
Irving C.. Jackson ]. p. Lowell VIM. Metcalf
f. 2. Martin Marshall w. r. Mathews
Luke, Newcomb Jesse, Newsom E. ]. Otis
Mrs. Lydia. Peeso Thorn. A. Persons Alonzo
Painter Elias, Pottison Chas, Richards Cal
viz, Rot sa Mcsas. Rogers Oscar. F. Richmond
George, Rogers David, Skunk Jacob salisbury
Enos, Sheckler Thomas, Salyer Elizabeth Miss
Stone c. Stodlarj .'ohn Vineing Adelia M.
Mrs. Van Brcclin Peter Vantassle E5enezer T.
2. Wheeler Horace III.
F. X. REXFORD. p. NJ.