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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-18
Ypsilanti Seminary

THIS INSTITUTION was opened in august 1874
and Chartered by the last Legislature. The number
of students in attendance has been $50. The Propri.
e:ors their grateful acknowledgements for this
liberal share of public patronage; and pledge their eff
forts make the Institution worthy of future conf
dence. Persons wishing to pursue Collegiate course
of Education, prepare for the practical business OF
Life will find equal and ample opportunities.
ENGLISH, CLASSIC, g. ORNAMENTAL education will be
furnished 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 Ex-
animation.
TUITION. from S 800 to S 500 board. room-rent &
fre.wood s IA per quarter of III weeks. Lessons in
music including the Of instrument. sue tuition
to be paid invariably by the middle Of the quarter. No
deduction made for absence except in cases OF sick'
ness.
REFERENCE is made the visiting committee IN this
village also Rev. james Inglis and NJ. Sanford De.
troit D. Barrett Monroe; A. Tucker, Adriani =. l.
Fulton Tecumseh; ]. Booth, Clinton, g. w. Harris
jackson; w. Allen, Ann Arbor; ]. Wisner, NORTH
vile {; James Piper, Pontiac.
Prof VIM. L. EATON, ! p-;,.;r,,.
MARY B. F. BROWN.
M l; fl. a MU %noRE. tProprieror.
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There Is now, says the evening Mirror, living
at one OF the most fashionable hotels in New York
young man IN the capacity of waiter who as
quite an accomplished scholar, most devoted
student Of Shakespeare, and who speaks familiar
Iy the English, French. Spanish, and Italian Ian.
guages. There are in the same hotel shallow.
paed dandies. living by their wits, (who contriye
to make little capital 60 great way) and or
dering about with the air of an Emperor, the "gen.
tIeman and scholars" (whom they address as wal.
teri sta uding behind their chairs
II is adverse to taent,to be consorted and train.
ed up with inferior minds or inferiur companions
however high it moy rank. The foal ofthe racer
neither finds out his speed, nor calls out his pow.
ers. fpastured out with the common herd thai
are destined for The collar,and the yoke.
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Township Meeting.
TowEsnIP CLERKS OFFICE, D


Ypsanti, March 8, 1916.
n Office is hereby gwen that an Election will be
N held on Monday the sixth day of April next at
the house of John w, Putnam in the township of Yp>
SLANT, Washtenaw county. for the choice of the fol-
lowing officers wit: One Supervisor, one township
clerk, Treasurer, two assessors, or. as many as
the meeting shall direct. One school Inspector Also
one school Inspector the place of Daniel s, Warren
res gued and removed from the township. Two direc-
ors OF the poor. Three commissioners Of highways
Two Justices of the peace the place OF Johnson
Goodu i'll whose of office will expire the fourth
day of July next. also, Justice of the Peace TO fill
the vacancy of Abram Voorhees, resigned whose con-
stlutona term Of office would have expired on the
fourth day Of July lS49, and many constables as
shall be ordered by the meeting exceeding four IN
unmber, and one overseer of the highways for each
Road district in the township and many Pound mas.
as the meeting shall direct Also the question OF
License or no License will be submitted the people
the tn.e Also, for the transaction OF any other le.
gal business that may come before said meeting. The
Polls will open at O'Clock A. NJ and close at P NJ,
BY order of the township Board.
o, II. LEE Township Clerk
Ypsanti, March Is. 1916. Ii2 CIV
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CALENDER For MARCH.

As the spring upeus, the farmer who has right
" made his arrangements, will find little lime for
political caucu-ing or whiting at the way side.
The fences of the VIII H. farm require 10 lie review
ed. Care should be taken, il the spring opens
early, TO let the cattle cut upon Inc mead
Ows just the frost is uat-ihereby poaching them
and greatly mlurIag the grass crop of the coming
SEASON. Many rrcc"mmend that manure be cart
ed upon the ground and be left IN heaps, to be
spread soon The ground will answer To pillow.
We should advise iha; the ground should first be
plowed deep, aud then the manure spread aud
turned lightly urd,r. Care must be taken with
clay soils not 10 row hrn hen they dre wei.
Gel all yeur seeds l"oked over and prepared as far
possible. against The time of wanting them.
In their ifun garden and orchard much may he
done in pruning away dead limbs, if IT has not al
ready been done; but for geaera pruniig We
prefer later mon,h. Grating may now be per
torned aud IN The first number of our ne xt volume
We intend givI'g descriptions of The various modes
of operating. viii engraved Illustrations. The
cherry should e ergrafied Immediately on the frs
swelling Of the buds. Apples aud Pears may be
engrafted any season, although this is consider
ed the best, and 10 The new beginner must certain
Of success.
Towards the clnse of this month the bulbs Of
GladIolus, Tiger A,wer, Tubrrose, aud such 9th.
ers as may have been kept dry through the win
ter. may be planted in pos AID kept in light room
or else plunged in hot bed.
Iithe Kitchen garden, the principal care will be
in attending 20 the forcing frames, and in tht
clearing aud so far as practicable making ready
the grou ID for operaIO IS in next month. Usu
ally our SEASONS are n ~ this month as to pre-
ude any out door plating of seeds.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Toront arrived recently at New York
bringing news 70 ur days later then the cambria
We gather The following items.
Lord Mordeth, Free Trader has been trium-
phantIy re elected to Parliament: from Yorkshire.
Dearfh in London. - Good potatoes are selling
NJ three half pence per ponnd; and The four pound
loaf Of bread, at 81 TO lOd.
Fall of provisions in Ireland.--MeaIs Of all kl.ds
and pors IN particular, have fallen, in consequence
of the probable success of Sir Robert Pee's Free
Trade Policy. Pigs that averaged ABS 10 AS per
cwt fortnight back would uol bring Sos al the
Of Taghmou.
Riots IN Ireland.--Troops have been ordered
to Galway and other large towns. for The pnr-
pose, it is said, of REFRESHING any bread among
the people wli h may arise owing 10 the expor-
tation o! corn.
The Times Of the 7lh, speaking the "No.ice
resolutions in Congress, has the following;
I'VE do not anticipate that the resolution fol
terminating the convention for twelve months no.
tice will be defeaee in the Senate, or, if defeated
now, it would iDfa!lISy be sent back and carried
II distant period in some other form. But we
trust that when such notice has been gwen
both countries aud both governments will remem-
Der that the year of ice IS year OF grace, and
that It will be indelble blot on them and OH the
tine We live in. If we cabnh succeed within thai
period in recconciling the dffareuc OF two grea
states, arising out of a state 81 unworthy OF lheI
common origin. their present greatness, and lheI'
future destlnies."
Effect of sir Robert PeePs speech on the Corn
Law.--It is well deserving of notice that the an
nouncement os Sir Robert PeefS intended change
in the corn laws has produced scarcely any eftec
on the corn market. The p:ice of wheat usleat
ofgoing down with run ought to have dout
according 10 the confident assertions of monono
lis; writer's and speakers, has slightly risen IN sew
eral markets and remained sa,inoary in most, ant
has not anywhere sunk TO serious extent.
the corn dealers are at once shrewed aud sensd
tive race, we may take 1t for granted that they d.
not exPec, any tall from presen; prices to follow
the introduction OF the system If they die
their fears would have been shown by rapid de
cline liz all the prime pal markets in the kingdom
The fact is, they know what is the real extent G
the supply both f British and foreign grain to
well To entertain any such fears.-Lirerpot
Times
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SEDUCTION "A very shocking seduction and
death. or rather two such Cases. were related to
as Yesterday. The victims were two young
and fafheress sisters, formerly residing al Brming
ham, Oakland Co.. but afterwards at the Flint
One was about 20 and the other about l9 wears
old. They Came finally to this city and took shel
ter in resi- ectab'e family with sister. Hero
both died m chi'dhed. about thee weeks a. @
and the other OIL s friday last. The alIedged Sc.
Queer was also formerly resident al Brminch ham
but after their situation became too evident has re-
moved to paris unknown. Names and other cir.
cumstances furnished Us. but we forbear to
give them at present Der. Ado.
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Low wAGEs.-Tnere are five hundred labor
ers near Atlantic Dock in this city, who obtain
but sixty-five cents per day. They generally have
large f. miles, and at this season are unable to
work full time, by reason of the severity of The
weather.
The MoyaGensIng weavers have published a
state of their earnings showing that they are una.
BILE more than three dollars fifiy seven els
each, per week, at the presen; rates. Manv
have TO support large families, even out o.: this
PhiLa. Paper
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Important News.

Ey SAMSON. Authorised agent for the sale oil 70"
Ne genuine Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Buch-
Hungarian Basam. Folgers Olosaonan, Jsynes
Expectorant Syrup, Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture
Coms:ock & Co.'S Medicines. including Oldridge's
Balm Columbia Councils Pam Extractor, Hays Lima
ment, Extract Of Sorsaparia, &c &c. Shefmaps
Lozenges and Plasters, Deans Chemcar Plaster Jew
Davids Hebrew Plaster, Dallcys Pain Extractor.
Fosgates and Godreys Cordial Fahnestocks Vermfugs
Brstos Sarsapara. Osgoods India Cholagogue. WASH
ington Elixer, Eastern Tonic, Allebasfs Medicines-
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills, Gregoiys. Phinneyss
Smiths University and Smiths Sugar Coated, Rushsr
iIasteds Iierricbs. Peters Resurrection Persian,
Muscoveius. Tomato Lees, Moffais, and Pcra Pills.
A supply of the above alwavs on baud.
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Book and Drug Store
Fashionable Tailoring.

TNHE Subscriber takes this method of thanking
Il his trends and patrons for the liberal support they
ma given him for the last niue years that he has car
rIed on the Tailoring business in Ypsilant ana begs
leave to inform the public that his shop is conducted
on very different principles from tailoring establish.
mentS In the country towns of this State, where drum
ken and inferior workmen almost entirely employ
ed, or boys and young women taken for three six
months, who of course spoil the work put into their
hands. He his friends that there are none
at pressa; employed in his shop but have been from
four TO years at the business carefully taught by
himself in all the vest methods of working in the
most Fashionable Shops in New York |; and, as it il
well known to the public that he has spared
pence obtain all the various changes of fashion with
With these assurances he thinks his friends will give
him call, when they work done, his old stand
next door TO E. j. Hewirs store, where he will do
work in all the different branches Of the Tailoring
Business at half his original prices Tor cash down.
Ypslan Feb. 10 1846 WIN. WILKINSON
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DIED-On the 9th inst, at the residence of her
Son in law Mr.. SAMUEL CLAwsoN, Oakland Co.,
Mich. Mas. SUsANNAH KITCHEN aged 81 years.
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"a OTECE-The school Inspectors of the Town
" ship OF Ypsilan request all persons having books
belonging TO the township brary,to the same TO
IN Librarian before the fourth day of April next
By order of the school inspectors.
o. H. LEE, Township Clerk.
Ypsilanti, March H. 1916. liz 4w
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CHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.

il tue of decree OF this
James w. Waterbury >courf made in the above en-.
titled The 10th day of July A. D. s45. notice
hereby given, that | the undersigned, one of the
Masters of the said Court will Tuesday the Hin.
day of November next of the clock in the alter
noon of that day, expose for sale Puolic Auction at
|ihs Ypslanti House, kept by Abia Hawkins, in the
village of Ypsilant County of Washienaw, State OF
Michigan. to the highest bidder all the following de-
scrbec piece, parcel OF land, with the appurtenan
ces thereunto belonging, situated in the Village OF Up
SLANT aforesaid, known and described Village Lot
number hundred and twenty six (l26) containing
forty rods of ground, be the more or less:
according The plat upou record at the Recorders Of
fee in Ann Arbor in said County. The sale will be
absolute. =
Dated Sept ember 10Th A. d. ls45
SKINNER & josIIN GEO. DANFORTH
Compts SOL MAsrEk IN CHANcERY
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Clocks and Watches
N. n. RK s,

REGS leave to to the citizens Of Ypailanti and
II the adjacent that he has established hmsel
IN the CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING bust.
ness in part Of the
Book and Drug Store
OF E. Samson, where he will be happy to receive a
share Of public patronage.
Having served regular apprenticeship at the bust
ness and since been in the employ of some of the best
workman east he fatters himself that he can give en-
tlre satisfaction to all who may fit employ him.
good assortment of well selected Watch materials
constantly hand and all KINGS of
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
carefully repaired and warranted
Ypsila, November lS, 1885, 42tf
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HTOUND, BY the subscriber, Pocket Book.
Il tanning money and papers. The owner can have
the same oy calling the Office of Alfred A. Hunter
proving oper;y and paying for this advertisement
JOHN w. VANCLEVE.
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Come one !COme all

OOlllC OllC sOOl1lO ul1
4 ND examine Samsons stock of Books. Stationary,
IA Fancy Goods. Jewelry and Plated ware Muscsi
Instruments,
TOYS AND
YANKEE NOTIONS,
To say nothing Of the other department of his business
They all know he keeps the best assortment and the
best Of
Drugs and Medicines
and sells them the cheapest of any n town. nowirh
standing the 'great decline" EPSON Salts and Sui
phor within the last four months
He wishes more particularly to say 10 one aud all
that he has just received the largest stock Of Books
and Stationary that can be found in the County, and he
pledges himself TO adhere strictly Detroit city prices
IN their disposal and if he does that
ably ind fault at high prices of their being
little or no competition for person. upon enquiry
will find that many kinds of Books are sold lower in
Detroit. than they retail for in the city of New York.
Reader you will find among his stock, almost every
thing in the shape of book, from No. 10 quarto BIZ
ble down 20 the dev on two sticks" just call and
see tor yourselves. 42tf
Ypsilanti, Move mber l6. 1875.
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Y psilanti Seminary.

Ypsllantl Seminary.
TJyHE SPRING TERM OF THIS SEMINARY
i Commenced Feb. 9th. This is divided into two
quartes of eleven weeks each. The second quarter
will! commence Monday, April 9th.
TUITION i'll primary English branches 50 so per quarter
I" common g - So -
high 8" 4" 81
Latin, Greek or French SIS ''
=" Two more languages Sc I"
Room rent from to two dollars per quarter. The
rooms to be furnished by the occupants Board 81 25
per week.
Tuition and room to be paid at the middle of the
quarter None admitted for less than half quarter
Those who enter the middle oi the quar-
ter, will be expected pay their tuition when they
enter. No deduction made for absence except in
of protracted sickness.
VIM. L. EATON, Principal.
Miss MARY B. F. Brown, Principal of Female Depart
ment. 100 3m.
Ypsilanti, February 20, 1916
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Franklin House.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND DEFY STREET
NEW YORK.

CORNER OF BROADWAY DEFY STREET
NEW YORK.
THyHE PROPRIETORS of the Franklin House, re-
Il specially inform their friends and the public That
their house is now undergo extensive repairs-such
being painted throughout, and having large addi-
lion OF Furniture. We grateful for the libe raj
patronage Lereiore received and oicit continuance
of the same. NEWTON HAYES,
JOHN P. TREADWELL.
MIR 6. ]. S. THOMPSON is associated with us in the
Franklin house. HIT.
New York, Feb. Is, 1916. ll2 CIV
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IN ATTACHMENT.

IN ATTACHMENT.
LITE OF MICHIGAN, (ss n Justices court be-.
County of Wahstenaw SS Il sore Elias NJ Skin
ner Justice of the Peace in aud for said county.
William Bradshaw VS.. Moses Savage.
NOTICE is hereby given that writ of attachment has
oeen issued by the above justice of the Peace, against
the goods, chates rights and credits, moneys anc Ell
iects OF the above named defendant in favor OF the a.
oove named Plaintiff. :eturnable on the
10Th day February inst and that the trial OF said cause
adjourned to the 2sth day of May A D. 1885, at one
O'clock F. NJ at the office of said Justice in the village
OF Ypsilant WILLIAM BRADSHAW.
Plaintiff
Dated Ypsilanti f eb oS 1896 ITO 5w
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YPSIL Il NTI
Shrine of Fashion.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS would inform their
Il friends and the public generally, that they have
entered into copartnership in the
TAIL ORING USINESS
and that all orders in their hne will be thank fully re-
ceived and promptly executed the &rine of Fashon
in and Fashionable style can be got up this
side OF New York And we would say to the Fashion
ables that ready to avail ourselves of any nov
city that may be the pleasure of the Tickle GODDESS
to impose us; we SHALL certainly spare no expense
procure every aciliy,to make style Fasonable
any labor that will make work durable, or our
Patrons easy and comfortable.
CUTTING
done on short notice and warranted in all cases.
J. r. WALKER.
TT. HARVEY.
YpsiIani January %, 1886 ltf.
P. S. Mr.. Walker would take the opportunity tc
thank his friends and Patrons for their liberal supper
thus far, and hopes by assiduty and in his new
arrangement TO merit continuance Of their patronage
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REMOVAL.

HNHE undersigned has removed his stock Of
y Goods 10 The new Store recently occupied
by Millinglon & Hill, where he will be pleased to
sec his old customers, aud as many new ones as
may favor him with a call. He pledges himself
TO sell goods upon good terms any establish
meat in this pace.
ALLEN BUCK.
Ynsilanii February q 1876. 3w
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Fresh Groceries!
GEO. C. COLLINS

GEO. C.. COLLINS
WN7OULD RESPECTFULLY inform his friends
w and the public generally. that he has enlarged,
Gifted and refurnshed his old stand where he is now
constantly receiving supplies Of every necessary nri-
Gle in the line of
Family Groceries,
which their wants may requires He does not think it
worth while to enumerae the articles comprising his
stock but he assures the public that for Cheapness and
Exceence his stock of Tea, Coffee Sugar, Molasses,
CONTEMPORARIES Sc. d. far surpasses any thing in the
market He has also fitted up convenient Oyster
saloon adjoining his store, where ne is prepared TO
serve the lovers of this luxury TO the utmost of their
wishes Every thing in its season with low prices and
ready pay, is his motto; and he is determined GO
ahead.
Ypsianii, February Is, 1915. lOSytf-
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n ~ III l. N-i..' i.ito ii.y sucsusure iu mo
In ohth of October last, pale red steer, sup.
posed TO be three years DID, face nearly all white
with red around one eys some white upon
each of his legs-lhe owi e. IS requested to prove
property, ay Charges aud take him away.
ISAAC CONKLlN,
Ypsi'anti January ooh. 1916.
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To whom all these Presents shall Come

To whom all these Presents shall Come
FHNHIS is to Gritty that we Joshua French, of the
IL ty of Troy and State of New York, and Arch-
bald A. Davis, ofWorceser, and Everett " Otis. of
the city OF Boston and state of Massachusetts, have
greed to form limited partnership pursuant to the
provisions of title hrst, chapter four part second Of
the Revised Statutes of the State of New York;
that such partnership is to he conducted under The
firm OF French and Davis that the general nature Of
the business 10 be transacted by said partnership the
purchase and sale of Flour, Grain, Provisions, and
Merchandise generally, and also transact general
Commission business, with all the usual appenGages,
that the said Joshua French and the said Archibald A.
laws are the general partners, and the said Everett
Os, is the special partner, and the said Everett V.
ots as such special partner has contributed the
common stock OF The said partnership, the sum of
twenty hive thousand dollars in b. That The prn-
clpal place of business OF sold partnership in the city
OF Troy; and that the said partnership
on the sixth day of January, thousand eight hun
dred and forty SIX and terminates at the expiration of
three years from the date hereof
Given under hands at The city of Troy the sixth
day OF January, thousand eight hundred and forty
six.
JOSHUA FRENCH,
EVERETT v. OTIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS,
Let The notice required by law in the foregoing mat
ter be published in the newspapers printed in the city
OF Troy, called the Daily Northern Budget, and Daily
Wing. January 9th. 1916
A. II. SHELDON.
Am Clerk OF Rensselaer, County.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24
THE FOURTH OLE LULY.

The Nations Birthday again! Seventy
yoars-the appointed life of Man have pass
ed away since our Fathers declared these for
mer Colonies Of Great Britain Independent
States. In those seventy years the popula-
ton Of the territory now embraced within the
Union has increased from three TO more than
twenty millions, while their industry, wealth,
and physical power have expanded in at least
equal proportion. Intelligence, General Edu-
cation, Temperance, Morality and Religion
have also made advances, but not without Sc
rious drawbacks. In the theory of Liberty
and Civil Government VIC are better versed
than our forefalhers We're; in the practice
about the same. Like them, we vehemently
proclaim, that All men are created free and
equal, and endowed by their Creator with
certain inallenable rights, among which are
life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness"
and yet, in defiance of this National creed,
fifteen of our twenty-eight States, embracing
more than half the fully organized territory
of the Union, authorize a part OF their people
to hold the residue in bondage through life,
TO force them to unrequited labor by the ter
ror or the application of the lash, and to sell
the children from the mother, the husband
from the wife, in hopeless, lifelong separa-
ton. And let not the free States, so called,
look down in Pharisaic reproach or pity on
their brethren, for these are equally unfaith-
ful in principle, though not so derellct IN prac-
tice. Here, in the midst of our Democratic
equality, while our cannon are laundering
our bayonets cleaning, our mob huzzaing de
fnnce TO kings and destruction 10 a~rIstocra
cies, even here in New York we cherish enc
sustain an aristocracy OF color mere rigid AM