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Towns Third Reader.

TOWN'S Third READER, containing a SELECTIONS
of Lessons errlusiueiy from American Authors.
226pp 12mo.--shp.
Is adapted to higher classes in common schools, "a
cademes and seminalics. l. contains choice seec-
rion and every respect all that be desired tor
National Reading Book.
The book contains as great variety of specimens
from some of the best writer's of country, lis
limits would permits selected with special reference to
language, sentiment and instruction, and Astounding
with rich thought, clearly and forciby expressed
They can scarcely fail improve the moral and intel
Iectual character of The pupil well his habits OF
thought. and modes ofexpresson.
few rules for young writer's in their first efforts
composition and some selections for declamation dc
are added to this work. The following is from ed
itorial notice:
..The Third Reader opens with s.rules and observa
tions on Reading" being short and comprehensive
system of Elocaton for which the learner s now sup
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or stolen from the sub

- scriber in the Township of Ypslantr, on the
night of the 4th inst one seven or eight years old
LIGHT BA 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 return said mare, will be handsomely
warded. JOSEPH BROWN.
Ypsilanti Aug. l9. Is45.
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posed to be prepared. The books are 90, Nm bv-,h.
publishers in beautiful STYLE The papre i far "a
the print large and clear, the binding subsans !, .nS
the price low" 80
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A pure article of fourth proof Brandy.
0LD PORT MADEIRA, and Malaga WINES. and
u Holland Gin, kept constantly for Medicinal uses.
by July, 20, ls45, 27f E. SAMSoN.
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ny s. HILL has just received an assortment
IL Prints of the latest and most beautiful styles
and tas usual offers them very low.
May 81,
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RkohE INTO the enclosure of the subscriber on OF
"a SSo ane nh gay OF June last, nine ytars
OLD Chestnut Poney Mare with white face both fore
legs white to the knee joint. and one hind leg white
10 the gambre also spots both Of her sides and had
sore back when came probably caused by the saddle
fo.~ JAMES ANDERSON
Sumpter. Wayne CO. Sept. III, Is45, 36.f
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DISSOLUTION.

he co-partnership heretofore existing under the firm
ct Miiiiugon g. Hill. is dissolved by mutual consent.
ne business IN all its varous branches will be con-
'nuca oy T. .. Hill, in the formerly occupied by
Buck, where all accounts with the firm NAV he SET.
tied. CTcEpO MrI TT, NY So s''-
THOMAS S. HILL.
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Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifuge.

HNHIS invaluable medicine has been in use tor
u moro than eight years, certain, speedy and
safe cure for the Ague and Fever Dumb Ague. chill
or Intermittant Fevcrs The steady aud increasing
demand with the universal success attending It's use'
has gained for it reputation unsurpassed by any oher
medicine. For the above diseases,
1T STANDS UNRlVALLED.
Emigrants and others who are travelling west, with
those vino reside in situations where Ague and feVe
and the various forms OF Bilious diseases prevail VIII
find the TONIC FEBRLFUGE an efectual preventive.
Full and explicit directions accompany each bottle
Warrrnted in all the purchase money reIun-
died. Manufactured and for sale by Mack enzle q Has
kelIs Cleveland o. Sole agent for Detroit,
For sale by E. SAMSON
Sole agent for Ypsilanti
Tune II 125 6m
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srN Wssi op coany A Probate 81 s s
said county, held Ann Arbor, the 5th day CT Dec
A. D. lS45 Present Samuel P. Fuller Judge of Pro-
bate.
In the matter the Estate of Asa N Ballard deceased
Upon reading and filing the petition of Euroas Nor
ton administrator of said praying for license
sell certain real estate of which said diseased died
zed and described in said petition and for reasons
therein set FORTH is ordered that the consideration
of said petition be postponed until the twenty ninth day
of December instant, O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, the Probate Office in Ann Arbor In said
county, and il is further ordered that said petitioner
copy Of this order be published in any public
newspaper printed in said county, in each week for
three successive weeks previous to the day of hearing
aforesaid to the end that all persons interested in said
cense may then and there appear and maze the same
known ifthey think fit. s. p FULLER.
"a true copy Judge Of Probate.
| December 6, lS45 46 3w
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The NJ npdrr ut Mnlu.iu's Grove.

A gentleman who was present a, The examina.
ton of Horace kmbal, and Robert Estus at
Malugins Grove, Ice county, on the 25lh ul,,,
before Justice Robinson, on charge of the mur.
der Of ar infant child Of Holden Whipple, states
that the account Of the allair in the Chicago
Democrat ofihe Goth ult., is erroneous in several
important particulars, and has communicated to
US the following facts. whipple had some time
previous to the alleged murder cruelty beaten n
young brother Of Estus, and Estus went to his
house on that evening with the avowej intention
Of revenging the wrong done to his brother.
Kimbull accompanied him, bu. did no, dismount
from his horse during the ARRAY, Estus called to
whipple to come out. Wbipplc replied tina, his
family was sick, and wanted them to go OIL. Els.
tus then broke down the door, but did no, enter
the house, Whipplc keeping him OF with an are
Mrs. Whipple seated herself in front Of the Gro
with her child, some 7 or 8 days old in her arms
Estus ran round the house, and with rail knock.
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X. s. DURvEA. Sec'y.
a CAR ID.

0AHD.
-, ~ ,'' NAN, most respectfully tender, Nj.
y, ,'' Pe"Ple o' the congressman Jist,,,.,
vi which La Sale county cnn.,;,.,, "'s"'ct
as representative to the nov, Pa',
would take occasion to state som. -, is una
principles which will govern his Official r''.a'
The even, OF his election. ''"o" III
That all political power emnnates r,on'hs.
e'elgn people, aud is only vested in 49,.
limited times and specific purposes. and ,ha,' ,%'
agents are bound Ia adhere 10 the n,c,.s,. W
ooey the viii OF their constituents ~, ,iva -. IL
10 those that will e''' pace
lha' government is only instituted Fl, ,h.,,.-
"on peheit aud protection of ALL and IN liz -.
Jus'iec without paruaty ortivoritism II, ony r1.,,
W e'dss OF men, and, therefore, banhi,, ,,s,,,.
"onS an" nlsh prolect We duties are incomn,,I,l,.
WI" 'na' ueinocracy by which our Government, !.
or ought 10 IN characterized Is
'""' 'ne federal government docs not r;rb,fJ-
y P'SseSs the power TO build works of int,,naI
Improvement, eNcep, those which are s,ric,Iv ~,
n'''"h"i character aud for national objects ami !,
may encourage anu support schools and o,he, IN.
'',u',o"S !" promote framing. intelligence nnd
valuable discoveries only because thev
,'oh national benefit. and without which n renrh.
"caIi 'otn "i SovernmeB, cannot well e,is,
na' 'he people Of the United States, by o3op-
Ing ther purcSt form Of government. n,,c,;..ll,
say u Is lha best tOr man, aud therefore l';s mn,
ohy Jus'iiiahle, bnt benevolent to extend ia Tor
htofy and hestow It's benefits on o, many n.,nI..
as can appreciate and desire its exercise md nro.
'eouon; but no unprovoked conquests 10 govern
undeslrej. ~ e''''"
mat each state is q separate and ,ove,oi,,
power wholly Independent uf the federal poy,Sn-
meht' except To maintain the cnnfederacy ar mi.
on, and the federal government have no control
oil state Institutions state obligations. and ths,.
lore state Indebtedness can never be assumed Inv
the federal government
mat the federal government should exercise N
prospective policy IN defence, government, and
improvement Of territory
nat strict economy IN public expenditure, and
uiigen' Improvement, of time, should mark The
conduct OF every legislator.
That man is governed too much, and tha, leg
isln'ion can and should be simpliiied and abriLc
ed IN amount and expense.
That the exercise of the veto power hy the ORE.
sldeni is but a safa and wholesome restraint To
lmprowdent and unconstitutional legislation.
That the right OF petition should be unre,tric.
ted and
That general intelligence is the hes, promotion
of public virtue and integrity. and, therefore, ey-
cry member OF congress, or other public officer,
ton possible.
These are some Of the principles which consi-
tuie the political faith OF your fellow citizen and
humble servant.
farm Ridge, February >, 1916.
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Wi-cousiu Iusurnucc Compauy.

The charter of this concern is repealed! The
bill which had previously passed the lower house
| oi the legislature of Wisconsin by large major.
ity, has passed the council by a vote Of to /, 50
tina, lis existence as chartered ms tuition is now
a nulty.
This, one would naturally think, is the end OF
the concern, and all il has now TO do is to wind
up its affairs and glide out Of existence. Blu, en-
tirely different is the opinion of the institution or
rather, we should perhaps say, Of Geo. Smith. In
notice ITO the Public" in another column, sign
ed by the officers of the institution our readers
will find the extraordinary announcement made
that "ghe recent action of the legislature of the
territory in reference TO this Institution will not
IN any way affect It's rights or in,errup; its bust
imagine, because be has been going on issuing
paper and carrying on banking business In H.
nois lJr the last four or five years in violation Of
our Laws, he can continue on in his business with
the same mpunity, although the scmbIlnce Of Ie-
eaty which this charter gave TO his proceedings
may be taken awayl Such would appear TO be
his idea, and it remains IN be seen whether he
will be allowed to proceed further in his course of
treating the laws with contempt.
Or perhaps Geo. Smith intends to resort to
litigation, and thus prolong the existence Of his
blntline. This course he certainly has right 10
take, and it would be much more creditate than
the other. But the day has passed when bank
charter Is considered unalierabe as the laws of
The Medcs and Persans, and If hope is entertain
ell tina, the courts will declare a repeatedly viola.
ted charter lrrePeallbIe, We do not hesitate mo.
ment to predict that this hope will prove a vain
one.
The statement Of the aiIars Of the institution
"hlch follows this announcement, shows what We
have never conIroyered, that if it had the dispo-
sltlon, the concern is abundantly able TO redeem
all lis liabilities, and have plenty left. But VIVA,
excltes our dlsIus, Is its manner of doing busl-
ness. A its debts are in the name al the Wis.
consn Marine & Fire Insurance Co. But BIZ
that the lands, or at least sone Of the lands il
holds on mortgage, &c, are held in the name OF
Geo, Smith Il co." Now wha, assurance have
the public that all its means may not be held in
the same way and If they are--lf all the proper.
" Of the concern is Geo. Smith g. cos, how are
the creditors TO get hold of this property! II this
difficulty can be cleared up, and it can be shown
that all the property pu, down in this statement
as belonging TO the company can at any time be
seized i,r It's liabilities, why then there can be little
doubt but that the paper of the Wisconsin Marine
* FL. 20. stands just as good a chance TO be re-
are precisely as honest as The officers of this con.
Germ are.
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The proceedings Of the week from Jan. l4lh TO
2ls, are unusually dry. On the 18th and 10Th
the Oregon debate took up the lime of the house,
and on the l7th the death Of the Hon. William
Taylor, member from Virginia, was announced
in the house, which precu led any further pro.
ceedings on that day. On Monday the 10Th, the
Oregon question was laid aside without having
been disposed of to take up the contested cleo.
ton case Of the member from Florida, which was
still ON the tapis at the lates, dates.
In the senate little is done bu, executive bust.
ness.
We notice among the proceedings the intro.
duction on the nth, by Mr.. Brcese, of "a bill to
grant to the State Of Illinois alternate sections
of the public lands, to aid in the construction of
the Northern Cross of the Central Railroad, in
said state"
On the same DAY in the house Mr.. Wentworth
gave notice Of motion for leave to introduce
bill 10 authorize The state Of Illinois to tax the
lands within her limits as sool. as sold.
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The TMoruous.

We have before US a circular from the high
council of the "Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints" dated Jan 20, addressed 10 the mem.
beers of the church and "alI whom it may con-
cern," in which the saints make known their plan
OF operations for the coming spring, They in
tend early in March to send out company of
hardy young men as pioneers, who are to take
with them printing press, farming utensils, &c.
and seek out a place to make crop in some
good valley in the neighborhood of the Rocky
mountains, and to put in n spring crop, build
houses, and make oil necessary preparations for
the reception Of families who will follow them as
as soon grass shall be sufficiently grown to sustain
teams and stock" There they will make a rest.
ing place until they shall have determined upon
some permanent location. In case the Presid-
enls recommendation to build stockade forts and
block houses on the route to Oregon is adopted
by congress, they expect to have the work to do.
They also declare, for the satisfaction of some
who have concluded that their grievances have
allenated them from their country, that their "pa.
trlo'lsm has not been overcome by fire, by sword,
by daylight, nor by midnight assassinalions;" and
that, should hostili,es arise between our govern.
ment and any other in relation to the right of
possessing Oregon, they are on hand to sustain
the claim Of the U. S. to that country according
TO their ability.
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HCunCnlm Herald.

This is one Of the most readable papers on our
exchange list. 1t has been in existence about
eight months, and has been growing better from
the first week it was started. The publishers
encouraged by the patronage they have received
intend as soon as navigation opens, to enlarge
and otherwise improve its appearance. They
also announce, that. after the expiration of the
current year, il will doif its neutrality, and take
It's stand us democratic journal. We suspected
months ago. from the high and liberal view. the
ejitors expressed on other subjects, that they
were Mt heart democrats, and we now rejoice 10
find that they have The manliness openly 10 avow
and support the principles they secretly cher.
ished.
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Charles Mcclure, uf Carlisle, Pa, aud icrmcf-
" secretary at the cunmonn euh ia that stale
under Gov. Porter, was rrcrutly iound Ia the
cellar at his boarding house at Allegheny city,
dead. 1t appears he had been out drinking pret-
~ freely, and ON coming home late at nlshr, and
not finding his way into the house, he tell into
the celar and thus came to his DEATH He had
lam there nearly two days before be was found.
He was man VI fine talents, but meeting with
bad success as a politician, Ike many others as
dnnk, TO which be has now probably fallen VIC
tan.
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THE FREE TRADER.
TrAWA, ill.., Fridny, Februnr, 8, Is t6.
The Democratic Di.,ric, Csn,cu,ion.
JUSTICE AND EQUALITY"

We refer to the proceedings OF this body, pub.
hshed in another column, with pride. They ey.
press in strong language the sentiments OF our
people, Use may almost say without distinction
"tpary We have not time, nor would it pctasps
lr becoming in us. 10 take up the resolutions ia
their order and commcn, upon them, We, we cam
not orhear to single out the two, asaiust the in-
reduction Of foreign paper lay the board nj uus,
tees. and in relation to leasing canal lands, rs De.
cuiaty gratifying 10 us, We have stood alone
among toe journals in this purs Of the state in
battling these measures, aud Fave been denoun-
ccd and abused foe our temeriy, But we have
the qualification now of knowing that the people
e with US, which gives us still stronger assurance
han our own convictions, that we were in the
right.
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ell IN the top of the chimney, which was compo-
scd Of sticks and mud, Several Jumps Of mud
Tell upon the lap of Mrs. w but not with suffi-
clent force to do any injury TO her. Whipple
then rushed out with his axe, and drove Estus
and klmball of; he then started with his wife
and children to nelebbor's, distant about halt
a mile. aud when they arrived there the child
was found To be dead. 1t had commenced CRYING
at the time the chimney was knocked in, and had
continued to cry until they had got 30 or 10 rods
from the house, some 20 minutes IN all. 4 post
mortum examination showed that the occipi.al
bone had been forced in upon ,he brain about the
eighth Of an inch, aud rupture Of some ofthe
blood vessels Of the head, no external mhrk or
bruise. The justice thought the proof sulhcien,
tn require the commitment of the prisoners, To
take their trial FIR murder.
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ventlon to be held a, Springfield 49, -,
ION ms'' r. N. Manners. of I;' ',a
Rock was called 10 the chair. and -
DuRyrA' OF forkvllle, appointed ,er -, D.
Twcnty-eight delegates pressn,,,
don''ala and looks seats in the CONVENE.
Samuel jackson, of Newark prec;n.,
was unanimously chosen To ren,o..
'hs county of Kendall in the approaeL;n,.
democratic stand convention. with povr,
10 III MS vacancy, should he be unobl, IN
attend. On motion, Thaddeus O. Mari,
oil Ansable precinct. was unapimon.,v
named as the second choice of tho con
Ven'lon, IN ease Mr.. J. cannot attend
VA motion OF A. II, Dodge, ESQ. tina
'o'ow'ng resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That we hold union as Tho
m""o OF the democratic party of Kendall
COUNTY oy which we will live and die
Resolved. Tha, we believe in the con-
'en,'o" system, and will suppof, the same
heSoiVed' That we will use ali bo,ot,.
Die means to support democratic pr;ucn,bs
J. W. Chapman, N. Dodge. " IN
Park, l.. ID. Brady, and G. b uol,Sn
''eN were elected the central CORRESPOND.
ing committee for the ensuing wear
Ordered, that the proceedings be sion
gu ny the chairman and secretary, and
published IN the democratic papers.
t1rlprpI tho, IA a.
non he presented to the chairman and 60
c'e'ary Tor their impariialily in conduc,.
ing the same. Adjourned. -
x. N. MATHERS, Chm.
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Ottawa Foundry.

VNhE subscribers would respectfully inform the
4 citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity, that they
nave entered into co-partnership. for the purpose
ofcanyingon the Foundry Business in this place,
which has heretofore been under the management
OF CoeswELL &c CnArIS, and they are now pre-.
pared to execute all kinds of work in their line
equal to any establishment in the country, and on
the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms
They have connected with the FOUNDRY n
first rate Pattern Maker, which will enable them
to make to order all kinds of Stoves CRATES hollow
ware, saw mill gearing. anj any article Of MACH.
merry, at tho shortest notice. A share of patron.
age Is respectfully solicited. Cash paid for old
Cost Lon COGSWELL j. COOK
Ottawa Feb g. Isd6
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40 The Public.

Wisconsin Marine IL Fire Insurance Co. office,
Milwaukee, 30h jan, 1916.
l he reccn, action Oi the Legislature OF The Ter
Tory in reference TO this lnstt utioE vii not ia any
way affect its rights OF interrupt lis business.
This notice is deemed proper for the inioJma-
ton aud protection of holdcrs OF its paper which
will be redeemed here and by its correspondents
in New York, Buffalo, Detroit Chicago, Galena,
aud IT. Louis as heretofore.
An abstract Of the condition Of the institution
at this date is appended.
GEO. SMITH, President.
ALIEN. MirruELL, Secretary.
AJsirGci ofHc condition If The Wisconsin Murine
and FUe Insurance Co. al Janumy 80, 1916.
REsorWcEs.
Bills and Notes aud advances on pro-
duce s561s2
Loans on Real Estate. lS,y42
Real Esta,e-beng chiefly productive
property in the cities of Chicago aud
Milwaukee, 49,457 81
Amount in the hands Of the Compa-
nys agents in New York and Chi
cago, 2l653l II
Funds in irausiiu--being Bank Bills.
Drafts, Certificates of Deposit, aud
Bills Of Exchange in iTansltto New
York city, ob,3iZ 90
M;sc.Il,peons occmn,s. 2O33 ~
Company office aud furniture, l,3ao 81
Cash on hand-goJ * sill
YER. Sl37. 159 l6
Bills Of specie having banks, 1886 l5O,3l5 l6 :
Stocks of the United States and the
state of A sw York. 10000 90
s63l,lls 80
IIABILITIEs.
a
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Corporation Meeting.

Office is hereby given that the
IN assessor Of the corporation of the
town Of Ottawa has completed the assess.
ment roll and returned The sans 10 the
clerk and that a meeting Of the board Of
trustees OF said town will be held on the
hrss Monday Of March next. a, The Office
81 ;. Fitch Esq. for the purpose Of
hearing complaints for the abatement or
reduction of taxes. IL G. COTTON,
req. q 1916. Clerk pro tenn.
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The measure before the Legislature Of Indiana,
noticed In our last, making provision ior tho pay
menl of,he interest upon her public debt, and for
the completion Of tho Wabash and Erie canal to
Evansville, has, with few slight notifications,
passed both houses and 10 now law. The leg.
i.ls,urs adjourned on the 10Th ult.
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Dreadful Caimpiy al Riciae.--On the morn.
Ing ct the 9Th ult. the dwelling of VI. NJ. Strong.
ut Racine, W. T., was consumed by fire, and
Mrs. Strong, with son AMI daughter, persisted
IN the flames ! Mr. = is member of the leeisla
ture Of Wisconsin, aud was Al Madison at the
time attending to the duties of his office.
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ne letter purpotlng to have been written by
Emma smith, the wife OF the deceased prophc,
Joseph which went the rounds of the papers a
lie" weeks ago, is pronounced a hoax.
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Ware House Sale,

THERE will BIZ sold, a, the ware
Il house of John Hoffman, in Peru,
on the 10th day Of Feb, the following
property 3 corn planters. , good plows'
2 boxes of birds eye maple ueneerng,
400 gallons of stone ware, l saw mill
saw, Q boxes containing bran. and ono
barrel do. a 10, OF trunks and boxes NOT
known whose they are--unless the char
yes are paid before the day Of sale.
Peru, Feb A. JNO. HOFFMAN.
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CIlenstcals~
c0oz sulphsle Quininc,
JUG" Hyd. Potassc,
.w 8" PierpiarV
q" sslphals Morphine,
O" iodine,
2" Elsterium.
90 stryehnine. on hand and for snI, BY
July %, lsiS. WALKER e. HICKLlNG.