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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
HOLD YOUR HORs Es:
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HVHE SUBSCRIBER having received some
IL OF the besl Leather ever brou chit into this
place, and whici, he warrants and the workman.
ship he warrants shall MOI be equaIled west OF N
York. he very liberal patronage which has beer.
ex ended 10 KIM is duly appreciated and his ar
engagements are now such as to enable him Il,
Offer every inducement for the continuation the
same. His shop will at all tn,esbe supplied with
SINGLE q DOUBLE HARNESS
Of all kinde, Trunks, Vahses, &c &c. and mad,
To order on the shortest notice, all OF which h,
will s'll cheap,
Carriagelrimming done with neat
ness and dispatch.
Repairing done on the shoresr notice,
N, b. Ali hose indebted to him will please call
and settle The same, The highest price paid fol
hides. /, CRANE.
Ypsilanti August l9. 1916, 1874 3m
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STRAYED.

From the subscriber on the 2Sth of Sept. a
dark brown Cow s years of age had with her a
last springs calf entirely black with the excep-
tion Of the tip of it's tail. Said Cow was of a
dark brown color nearly black no other mark,by
which to identify her. Supposed to have stryed
north or moth east from the villsge. Whoever
will give information of said Cow, or return
her to the subscriber shall be literally rewar-
died. GEORGE McDOUGAL.
Ypsilanti Get 81 1876. l423w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21

THE PROPRIETORS Of the YPSILANT
l. SEMINARY respectfully invite The atIen
ton or the friends OF Education and the public
GENERALLY TO The Claims OF this Institution. IT has
been unsuccessful operation TWO years. during
winch time The number of students, lin the high
er classes particularly has constantly increased
No pans would be spa fed 10 make it worthy OF I'll
patronage of the public.
The wear is divided into two Terms aud each
Term embraces TWO quarters of eleven weekssaciI
The first term will commence on Monday Aug.
3 list the second TO commence Monday Feb.
9Th; the second quarter Of the first term will com
mence Nov. 10th and the scond quarter of the
second term will commence April 10.
Each student will be required 10 pay the fu
amount of tuition fer the quarter which he enters.
/ No deductions made except in cases OF pro-
lcted illness.
TulIior. to be paid at the middle of the quarter
TUITION
Common Eng. BRANCHES per quarter. $500
Higher do do male department.. 400
do do do female department $40
Laguaees. extra, each 100
Music on the Piano. sou
Use of Lstrmenr, 300
Boardingper week. l,5U
u "! H. T.. M mooRE IPsopnrrrons.
Prof. WIN L. EATON. Fp-
hiss Macy B. F. Brown. rrinc'pas.
VIsITING ComMiTTEE.-Rev. /. NJ. Wead. II. p
Fow crs. F.. ~. Crlppen. Hon C.. w. Lane. c.
Josi, w. Buckbec. REFERENcEs-Rev. Jam.
lngiis, Dctroif Jane Piper, Pontiac; w. g Wisne,
Nouhvlile. Curtis Napoleon;j A Reyes, Brook
lin; J BUoh Clinton. j. Fulton counsel h: A
Tuck Adrian,
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To PHYSICIANS,

q M. LOVEREDGE has purchased the pa,
y. tent right for, and has the exclusive priv.
ilege to vend'
DR.. Femmimg's Patent Spring Pad Supper
ter, and Truss for bodily ,reakness and Hernia
In Washtenaw County, lie will always keep
them for sale at his Drug Store under the Prin-
ng Office, one door east OF A. Bucks Store.
Ypsilanti.
This instrument is so constructed as 10 give IL
a verv important advantage over all others. The
whele of The Spring work is in The PAD; and il
can be worn with perfect ease by all. The seei
hoop, which is so obJeciional to most persons
aud so difficult to be worn, on account OF It's lrii
ang them. is entirely suppressed in this irs,ru
ment.
1t can be worn in lying down, as well as sitting
up. For ease, in all cases, and efficiency 1t has
perhaps no equal. II is at lie same time. c"ns
ring is Intrinsic merits line cheapest rstrumen
that has been offered TO The Public Physlci aus
and The Public are invited to call ard examine
them. Ort l9tr 1916.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21

We find yaughn's Vegetable Lithontripic
Mixture is a positive cure for Dropsy: we ran
our eye the other day over some of the strong
est testimony we ever saw to this effect. Dror
sv, Consumption, Scofula, &C., hitherto never
cured-all yielding to this pleasant remedy
The inventor is a most fortunate Individual
II is for sale sele as our columns state, nnder
the 1Great American Remedy
Pamphlets furnished gratuitousiy.
For sale by E. Samson.
We are well satisfied, from our experience,
that there are thousands now lingering upon
the brink of the grave ander disease of lungs
IN some form, who pay be rescued from an ear
Nv death, and restore to perfect health by the
timely use of Wistar's Ralsam of Wild Cherry.
Donot IrocrastInate hut make use of Wis
tar's Palsam and live healthy and happy. See
Wistar': treatise on CONSUMPTION of the Lungs
10 he had of agents. See Advertisement.
For sa,o ~ " carr~-,-
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THE TREATY WITH THE WISNEBAGoEs.-Th

The TREATY WITH THE WINNEBAGOES.-Ihe
Union says: "The provisions of the treaty
which has been concluded will not, we believe,
be published in detail till it shall have beens
United to the Senate for ratification. We IN
herstand, in general, however, that by its stipu-
lations. the Winnebagoes quitclaim to the Uni
ted States all the territory which they now In
habit, ard to which they have the full title OF
occupancy. This act, embraces, we believe,
about 100000 acres. In addition to this, the
Indians cede all the title which they claim to
between 1000, 600 and 100000 OF acres more.
being the right to use the same as a hunting
ground. This treaty, with that entered into
last spring with the Pattawatcmies, extinguish-
Us ell Indian title whatsoever to lands compre-
hended in the new state of Iowa. The lniians
are to remove from the lands thus coded within
ore yaar.
In consideration of this cession of lands OF
the part of the Indians, the Government of thu
United States undertakes TO assign to tn IN a
suitable tract of land west of the Mississippi to
their new homes. Ofthe fund which the treat.
STIMULATES to be paid to them, very cons!dera-
BILE proportion is, by the terms Of the treaty, e
be expended under the direction OF the fresi
dent for their improvement in the arts and &C.
equations of civilized life. A sum is set apart
for the establishment of manuel labor schools
among them. To maintain these establish
ments among the different tribes, some $500
per annum are, we beliye, already appropriated
by the treaties of 1882 and 1887.
The additional allowance made for this o.
iect by the present treaty will secure to the
Winnebagoes great facilities for education and
improvement, A portion the fund is also set
apart for the purpose of breaking up and ten
cling the ground in the new territory to which
the Indians are to remove. A commencement
of agricultural operations will thus be made a
mong them, which it is hoped they may be in
.2aced to continue. Another very considerable
prtion of the consideration money named in
the treaty is to remain in the hands of the gov
eminent at the interest of 5 per cent to be paid
annually to the Indians, for their and benefit.
through period of Thirty years.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21

.sJs 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hating been
We made in The payment Of sum Of money
secured to be paid by an indenture Of mortgage
bearing date the 7ta day Of april 1889, ereca-
ted by John ". Wallace then Of Ypsiiaa.i
Vash.ena,o County Michigan, TO ShuJaei Co
nant off the city Of Detroit, Recorded in the off,
ice Of The Register Of Deeds Of said County Of
Wash.ena,e on The l8M day Of June 1889, in Ii
ter No. at page l78, arhica mortgage ,cas du-
iy assigned to Charles ~. Lane on The first
day Of January A. ID. 1871, upon ,chieh there
is uo,r claimed to be due The SUM of three-han-
dred and .fue dollars and ttcenty-sepen- d.
no suit or proceedings at lac or in Chancery
haring been Instituted TO recorer The deb, secured
by sad mortgage, or any part thereot-.Voticc
is hereby giren, that by r;rtue Of po,rer Of
sale contained in the said mortgage, here uiN
be sold a: auction to the high IS. bidder on the
22d day cf January nert, at t,ce!re O'Clock,
noon, at the Court House in The riiiage of finn
.4rtor, in sail county of Wasktenaw. the preai-
ses described in said n,ortage, as fo!lo,rs, riz:
SITUATE lying and being in tae county cfItaah-
tena,c and State Of Michigan, kno,Gn and des-
cribed as being 10, numbered three hundred and
ninety eight In the Wcstern addition Of the I'll
iaga Of Ypsilmsi, according to the Recorde!
plot Of the same. CHARLES II. LANE,
1ssi.rooe Of .forfroroo
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F. X. REXFORD, P. M.
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden to harbor or
trade either by purchasing, selling, lending, OF
borrowing either at stores. groceries or else
where, with my wife Catherine Collins, as
shall not be held responsible for any con-
tracts made by her rom this date.
ANTHONY COLLINS.
Ypsilanti, Oct 1876.
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In Attachments.

STATE OF NlCnIG M. IL jis'lre courl be
County %! Washteraw (inre c ~. Vaneleve
usica Of the peace ia and f said eoun y.
Joseph S. Wood Vs.. Carl Sciinner
NOTICE IL hereby gwen that VIII ut attach
! Y ucnt has been Issued by The ahovehlncd jas
ice OF the peace in favor at 'he above nined Jo-
seyh 5. Wood, Plaintiff ag inst The 'ais. cia''
lies. rights aud credits moneys and ELECTS "f the
abovenamed Carl Schmmer deien'ient. rrt.tr
nabIe on the 9th day of October A d. 1910. and
that the trial of sid cause is adjourned uhii the
9Th dav Of January A d. iS47. al one O'Clock NJ
at The office of said justice in the ownsIipof Up.
silanli in said county. 'OSEPll Is WOOD
Plaintiff
Dated Ynsi'anti Oct 9Th 1916. 5w
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EsDss SALE.

'ENHE UNDERSIGNED wishes 10 sci. first
IL rate pair oi ligI,' bay Ponies. four years old
well Matched sound aud kind in every respecr
and good trevrlls.s, also .irst rate light wagon
made isr said ponies, entirely new with half clip
nc springs under both seats. also fir. light
double harness just out of the shop made for said
ponies. The undersigned will sell them "geiIer
cheap. vary cheap for cash or its equivalent
For particulars call on EWD WELCH.
Ypsilanh Oct. 2, 1886. 14I
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MARRlED.-On the l4th inst bv the Rev.
E. M. Crippen. HENRY H.. GoING, of Pontiac,
Mich. to Miss. CELBsTINE E. Beach, of Utica,
Michigan.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21

Governments connixe at many things which
they ought to correct, and correct many things
at which they ought to ccnnive. But there is
one moke of correcting so as to endear, and Of
conniying so as to reprOve.
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MackenZie's Tonic Febrifuge.

HNskHS invaluable medicine has been in uss
II to- more Than eigh years, as cerain,--
sneeAy and safe cure for the Ague aud fevef.
Dumb Ague. chill or Intcnni'tani Fevers The
steady aud increasing denanc with The snniycrsa.
-uccess attending its USE. has euinedier il a REFS
ntation surpassed BY any oiher medicine. For
the above senses.
TT STANDS UNR VAILED.
Emigrants and others who travelling west.
with hose WHO reside in situations where Aeue
and Fever. and The vari ms forms OF Bilious dis.
eases prevail vii. fad the TONIC EEBRIFC-GE
an efitcual preventive. Fall and explicit direc-
TONS accompany each hoirle. Wairnred in a II
cases o. the purchase money refunded M.unfae
Sured and for sale by Mack enzie& Has ellis Give
land o. Sole agent for Detroit,
For sale by E, SAMSON
Sole agent for y pslau.i.
June IL, i23 6tn
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VII. c'ii'~r'iht aAt.> ut ,,,, IN q III than
Il king his trends and patrons Tor the liberal
Srporr they has given him fer The last nihe years
itai Inc has carried on the tailoring business IN
lpslanl ana begs r We To inform the ru!liv
thai his shop is corducied ON very diersn prii,-
cipieS from tailoring establishments in b. couc-
trv tOwiS of this State, where drunken aud iaf,
r,Or workmen almost eBi rely emp. Dyed. or
boys and young women taken for three o. SIX
months, who OF course spoil The work pur into
their hands. tie assare his friends that there
ale none at pres,r; enppyed in his shop bu have
been from our OF seven years at The bu>in, SIS.
carefully targlit by himself in all The met
DDS ot working in the mas: Fashiurab!e Shoiss
IN New York and, as it j rwcl kao IN /" TIE
public that he has never spared expenc, 10 %, alli
all tie various changes of fashion With. w.
hese assurances he tanks t.i> FIR, nis will .svr
MIN a call. when ihey work dome al his o.,
stand mex. DIOR 10 l.. J IleWi's Slore, Where
he will do work III all IA. .iiif,.r. t,a cirs o
the Tailoring Business at hal hi orr ina pri,.n
1 4 cash down. Nm. " iLAINaUN,
YpsilanIl Feb. Id 1876
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New YoRK, Oct. IL, 10 o'clock, A. M.
BY an arrival at Baltimore, on Sunday, we
learn that the expected conflict between the A
merican and Mexican forces, before Monterey,
commenced on the 2lst of September, and ended
on the 23d.
General TAYLOR with six thousand men ar
rived before Monterey on the 10Th, and immcdi-
ately commenced preparations to assail the town
Gen. Worth commenced the attack, on the 2lst
IN rear Of the Bishops palace, which was taken.
The town was found to be fortified almost be-
yond belief, and so desperate the resistance
that the battle continued for three days, portion
ofthe enemy's works was first taken, and then
their cannons turned upon the town.
The Mexicans fought bravely, but on the 23d
AMPUDiA sent a flag oftruce to Gen. TAYLOR,
Offering to surrender the town, on condition that
the Mexican army be permitted to march out in
seven days.
Gen. T. at first refused the request, but final
lyagreedto the terms. The only alloy to the
gallant exploit of our army is the loss Of 800
brave fellows and 200 wounded.
OFFICERS KlLLED.-Lieut, Col. Watson, of
Bait. volunteers; and brevet Maj. Barbour, and
Mccall Capt. Morris, Capt. Field; Lieuts,
win, Haslitt, Haskins and Woods-and of the
ular army. Also, capt Williams, of the
corpse of Typographical Engineers. Lieut.. Ter
rett, supposed killed.
WoUNDED-Mai. Scar and Lieut.. Graham,
severely. Capt. cambridge, LaMott, Lieuts.
Wainwright, Potter and Rossett, slightly, the
latter with leg of. Gen. Butler, of the volun-
teers wounded in the leg. Mortally wounded,
Capt. Gellispie, of the Texan Rangers.
The Mexican loss is unknown, but supposed
to be less than that of the Americans, owing to
the cover of their Notifications, which were very
strong.
Gen. TAYLOR had his horse wounded, but
was himself unhurt. At the first fire he had a
narrow escape from one Of the enemy's balls
Gen. T. holds his head quarters at Monterey.
By agreement with the Mexican commander
an armistice has been declared, to continue in
force weeks.
LATER.
New YoRK, Monday,
Oct. II, % P. NJ.
: Nothing of Importance by the southern mails
except the details of Montery, which have al.
ready given you.
The terms of equalization were in effect as
follows:
That the officers, should be allowed to march
out with their side-arms and accoutrements.
That the artillery should be allowed to march
ont with battery of pieces and 81 rounds o.
ammunition.
That all other munitions of war and sup
plies should be turned over to board of Amcri-
can officers appointed to receive them.
That the Mexican army should be allowed
sevendays to evacuate the city, and that the A
merican troops should not occupy ituntil eyac-
uated.
That the Cathedral, Fort, or Citadel should
be evacuated at 10 A. NJ. the next day.
The Mexicans then marching out and the A
merican garrison marching in. The Mexicans
to be allowed to salute their flag when hauled
down.
That there should be an armistice of weeks
during which time neither army should pass
IA line running from the Rinconda through Lin
res and San Fernando.
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70 the Sick

70 the Sick.
n PIPE pure French Brandy,
Il j do do do do pale color.
4 cask do juice port wine.
4 do do MADEIRA do
I do do Malaga or sweet wine for family
use or communion PURPOSES. also, Holland Gin
aud 81. Croix rum. and Of which we've bong re
Gently in New York from the Custom House and
will be iound superior to any in town and will e
sold expressly for medicinal p urfoses by
SAMSON.
October IA 1915. al
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- 8. HILL, has just received an assorl.
8 ment OF Prints of the latest aud most iteau
ifuI styles and [as usual) ofIers them very lew.
May %.
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w a q C. q ELS
AND
-IE"EI.D

"a I,'UN hhs brougII on sFi' Hdld ass r'!neht
OF Je welry u is iaIi-altn, large assortment OF
SpeclatIes Pool ct kfives. Razor Sirops Silver
and German Silver spoons and arley oi
Goods too mn merous tn mention all of which are
off red mr. sale cheaper iiian ever.
Oclober Z l4l
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MRS. RAwsoN,

AyOuLD inform the LADIES of Ypsilan;
and It's vicinity, that she has reopened her
business at her Dweliing on HURON STREET. All
riders IN Mill iary and Dress Makmg will meet
Nth prompt attention. l3If
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NsRENCH LAWNS. L4VN5 GfNGH4N US,
q BONNET RIBBONS. Rechi t.is DIV By
Y. sianri June 10 1896. rs I7FfE.
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Read the Testimony.

MONROE. Mich, jane l. 1876.
DR.. Colin S, Mackenzlc:-Dear sir laAegre
pleasure in sending you the following concIusiv.
testimony OF The curative qualities of your ..ToNic
FEBRIFBGE"
In The month of June last, had occasion 10
thoroughly fest it from person in my employ
whose certificate you will find annexed, | am
glaiiied TO learn that you extending the sale
at your valuable medicieIe, over the west an.i
south, and am we'll satisfied from the evidence be-
fore me that it is the only remedy before the pub.
lie that effects permanent cure.
Very respectfully. yours
n. K. RASCAL.
CERTIFICATE.
This certifies that have been repeatedly attack
wi h the Fever and Ague. and although frequenl.
lybroken ur by various mcans. have never heen
permanently cured ill! | used your Tonic Feb
rIilge" and have had no return OF it.
Je2ltf L. w. EISIER
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yPs1EANTI SEMINARY.

SKINNER & JosLrN Compl's
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Sports,nen Attention.

Dated Ypsi.anti, Oct. 9Th 1916.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-12
COLLINS & KELLOGG,
No. 1913. Main Street,
HAVE received by late arrivals an ex.
III tensive assortment ri
DRY GOODS

| ior the spring sales, which are now ready for
aamination.
n We take this method Of advising our friends
and the public, that we have made extensive
engagements for the spring trade, which will
enable US to offer greater inducements, in the
way Of bargains than ever, to those that buy
in this market. Our stock consists in part as
follows:
$50 bales 4, 4 4 and Ga brown sheetings and
shirtings, viz Ind ian head. Appleton's,
Lawrence Mills, Oregon. and other heavy
brands.
" bales fine do, Victoria Premium, &c.
. tickings. we'll known brands
" brown drills and shirtlng stripes.
"A and IA osnaburgs,
cotton checks and domestic inghams
red, white and yellow wool fannels
!Scases 3 4, 8, A and Ga bl'ched muslins
black, Oxford mixed, cadet mixed,
and blue satnets
." Ky jeans. different coils and qual's
~ &" birds. eve :weeds and striped jeans
Z" black and colored cambrics
=" Hamilton and Amoskeag cot n han'ls
PRINTS, PRINTS.
@cases, comprising maddcrs, fancies and
chints, new and desirable STYLES
~ mourning do. we'll assorted
Merrimack and other Styles blue do
"" furniture prints
sDADcLorHs, CAssIMEREs, ETC.
sc,ses different colors, soma very fne-En-
:, g'lsh, French and American
- black and fancy cassimeres, drap
n de'e, and fancy linen drills
wi sssortment Of til EN- is such that we desire
va, "s''i The particular attention Of merchant
aisn 10 them.
SUMNER STUFFS.
packages assorted, comprising Mexican
mixtures, York denims, blue drills, cotton
rue', o'eans fances, York camlets. KEN
anpea, Penn. jeans, log cabins, Ronen
. ",.,sneres, Jonvilic s,ripeS and many other
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
s "sa oalzorInes, printed and barred muslins.
MI a and organdie ginghams. black silks.
aud coiored alpaccas, black lawns, etc.
TOGETHER WITH
~. !. sna figured silk velvets, worsted scrges,
su. NV ''nens. brown hollands black and colored
aacs Z canvass and red paddings. white and
h,.s, na'se'ies vestings. wors:ed and silk do
VIII. nnen huckrams, jacsonet and common
n I'M. !, cambrics, Swiss, book and Null mus.
~ ,. Isi'e, check and striped cambrics, dam.
~. ao's diaper, brown linen table cloths. h,.
N"a gloves, in great varieties
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Inc above tracts will be sold low for c.st
or on reasonable credit.
jan g 46 GRIMES & STARR