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September
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1865
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par JVfevfemwK XTOTÏCËT" The Superintendent of the Poor for thp Oount j oT Washtenaw, will racet at the County Poor House, on the iirst Tuesday ia October next, for tbe purpose nf tudiling accounts. B. W. WAITE, ) P. DA VIS, Suiit. ffa. R. MARTIN, } Dated, Sept. ftb,18M. 1025 Journal, Xews,and Courier, eacb, copy 3 weeks. HHHE MASÓN HAMLIN CABINET JL ORGANS, Fort.v uilTerent styles, Adaptei to Racred and secular music, foríSO to$üO!) cacli. TH1RTV-F1VE GO1.D or SII.VKlt MKi)AI,S, or other Iirt premiums awarded thtm. Illustrated Catalogue froe. Address, MASON ie HAMl.IN, Boston, or JIASON KI1OTHERS, Nkw Yokk. lylO25 TAISSOLÜTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. The eo-partnerahip herercfore exisiing between tbe ubscribers, under the firra and ntyle of K. HOOl'EK SON, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Allpeisons havuiR claims airainst the latn tirm, will please present them for afljustment. and all person:) ittdeMei to the said firm, wilí pleahe cali immediately and settle. R. HOOPER, F. B.IIOOPKB. Ann Arbor, Sent. 4th, HR5. 61025 "[SJOTICE! Tlie business of Brrwlng, ín ita various branche7 wili be continue! al the olJ BlaDd of the late firm. by the unöeraigned, who, thnukful for past patronage, hopes tor continued favors. F. B. HOOP E [t. Ann Arbor, 8rpi. th, 1805. 6wlO25 Estáte of Evo Al'en. QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of WftAtónAW, BB. At a sessiou of tlie Probate Conrt for the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, on Wednesday, the sixth clay of September, in the year one thousaud eight Imndred aod sixty-rtve. Present, Hiram J. Beakea, Jadee of Probate. In the matter of the Estáte of Eve Allen, deeeased. On rèodlnc and filine the petition, duly vcrifiefl, of Lemuel Allen, prayiag that a certaín Instrument iiow n iiïe m thif? Cbitrt, purporting to be the last WJD and restameut of said deceased, may be admitted to Probate, and that Prince Beunctt may be nppointed Adninistrator with the Will aunexed of said deceased. Thorenpon it is Ordered, thut Monday, the second lay of October next, at ten o 'doek in the forenoon, e assÏL'ned for the hearing of said petition. and that ,ho légateos, devisees, and heirs at law of said deceased, ind all other persons iuterested In caid estáte, are re;iuired to appear at a session of said Cotirt, then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, and show cause, if any there be, vhy the prayer of the petitioner ehould not be granted : And it is further oritered, that said petitioner Avc noüce to the persons interester! in saTd estáte, of the pendency of saïd petition, and the hearing thereoft by causing a copy of this Order to be published in the Michigan Argus, a newspaper, printed and circnlating in saïd County, three successive weeks prevlpus to said day of hearing, - (A true copy.) HIRAM J. BBAKES, 1025 Judge of Probate. A GENTS WANTED -ros oesGREAT NATIONAL WORK, The Life, TI mesan A Pubito Services of ABRAHAM LINCOLN! By DB.L.P. BROCKETT. Th ís woik is eotiveiy nciv nd original, and contains moro of his early Ilistory, Politica! carecr, Speeches, Wessages, Proclftmations, sto., tngether with the scènes and Incidente connected with his tragic ufod', than any other work published. Teachers, Iadtes, energetiiï younp; men, and especïally rel iirned and disabled officers and soldiers , ín want of profitab e employment, will find it peculiarly adapted to their condition. We havo agents clearing $160 per mrnth.which w will prove to any doubting applicant. Sead for circulars. Address JONES IJKOTIIERS & CO., No. 148 Wbst Foühtii Bï.. 3ralO25 Cincïnnati,Ohio. Oíd and young should use STERLING'S fy V for The Hair. It prevenís or stops tho Hair from falling ; Cleanses, Beautifies, Preserves, and renders it Soft and Glossy, and the Head free from Dandruff. It Í3.tho best Ilair Dressing and Preservativo in the world. Sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing Comp'y, sole proprietors, NEW YORK. GmlO25 O ! S UJ Z O OBDINANCE NO. 53, Au Ordiiiance fsr the Preservation of Order and iluiet in the City cf Ann Aibor. Be it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder, and Ald rrn.n of tlie City of Ann Arbnr : Sec 1 . Tliat every perSon keeping any ulace of business or fcnisrtftinment, withiu die City of Anii Arbor, except keepers of Hotels, boarding Houses, Brog Stores, and Medical OttiOB, shall keep tlie public enli'aice ui1 entrancea tliereof, 3losL-d during the first ilay ui thé Wvvk, iind eliall not opon any 8Uuh entrnnce or pern.it tlie eame to üe opened or continue open for Ihe admission of uny porsori or persone, otlier tlinn lmnself, liis clerk, agent, aervnnt, or lodger tLerein, or a civil ofh'cer and his assitants in his enipky on uilieiul business, at any time between the lioura of eleven o'clcck, P. Al. of Snturday, and l'uur o'clock, A. M. of the Monday next rcllowing. Sec. 2. Tlnit no person keoping anv place of busiiiees or entertaiament wliatsuuver, wilhin said city. huil permit any persona to congrégate or reniain upon any part of the rrjniises krpt by him, aa ueii placï of business or tuUrUiin-ment, or the apurtenances thereof. unjer bis control, for tlie porpoie of driuking. gaining. or other diversión or recictttion, during nny part of tbe tiine luentiored in the prtceding aertfOD. Sec. 3. Thiit i.o person keepir.g any Gro cery, Saloon, Billiiirú Room, liall Alley, or other place of business or entertainment, ■where wine, beer, or spirituou licjuors are eold, witlnn said city, sliall at anv úme ït or suffer to be eommitted upon any part any êuch premisos kept ly Inm, or the apmrtenances thereof, unáer bis eon-trol, any eacb of tbe peace or revelry ornny riotou, isorderly, boisterous, profane, or iudecent onduct wr beh-avior, or shall sell or give to iy peraon to be drank, on or ivbout bis snid remises, any wil, beer or eider, in sufficient uanuty or quantities to intoxícate euch erson, or sell or give to auy person, being ntoxicated at the time, any sjch spirituous quors, wine, beer or eider, in any (juantity hatsoever, or shali sell or gire to nny minor ny such spirituous liquors, wine, beer or cier, without tbe consent in wriling oi' the arent or guardia oL uh minor, Sec. 4. That. ito persuu except keepers of oteh, Boarding Huuses, Drug Stores and 'h.ysicians, in tbe necessary, proper and legimate exeriise of their resp?ctive voeations s sucb, and civil officers iu the legal and proier discharge of their du;y as such, sball trareact any secular business or do any mannep 7 service or work wbatsoever, except worka f uecessity or cbarity, witbin tbe city of iiin Arbor, on the first day of the week.- 'rovided, that the Commm Couneil of said ity, mny in their discretion license one or more reputable persons to keep i. victualling ouse or victualling houses or olher er )laees of entertainraeDt within said city subect totbe provisions of Section 3, of this orïnaiiee, and such other conditions and re;rietions as said Common Couneil may deern lost condueive to the good order of said city; nd sucb license when granted shall exempt. ,he person to whom the same símil be issued rom the foregoing provisions of this section, nd olso from the provisions of sectiuna ote nd two of thia ordrnanco, so far as such exniption shall beclearly expressed in euch license; butsliallot be eonstrued to license the sale of spirituous liquors, nor the tranaaction of aay business or the providing or iv ing of any entertainment not clearly iet forth or deseribed therein. And ft h declared lo be no part of the intent or purpose of thia proviso, or of any of the provisions of this ordinance, to exempt any persou from liability or proseeution onder any of the provisión of Chapter 44 of the Compüed LawB of this State. _ Skc. 5. Every person oonvieted of a violaion of either the first or second seetion of his ordirmnce, shall bo subject to a fine of lot less than leu dollars, nor more tlian one íundred dollars, with costs of proseeutkm, or be eonfined in the County Jail not eiceeding thirty daye, or both, in the discreion of the court. Sec. 6. Every person convioted of a violaion of any provisión of tlie third seetion of his ordinanee, ehall be punished, íf such violation shall have beeu committed on any day other than the first day of the week, by a fine not ltes than ton dollars, nor morethan one hundred dollars, or by irnpnsoument ib the County Jail not exceeding thirty duysr or both, in the discret'on of the Court cr MagÍ3tra';e before whora theeouvietion shall be had ; or if cornmitted on (he flirt day of the week, or at any time between the hours mentioned in the first seetion of this ordinanee, by a fine of not less than twenty dollars, nor more than one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail not less than ten, nor more than thirty days, or both, uch ano and imprisonment to tho discretion of the Court or Magistrate, aforesaid. Seo. 7. Every per.-on eonvieted of a violation of the fourth seetion of this ordinanee, shall be subject to a fine of not less than one dollar, nor more thau ten dollars, with costs ot' proseoution, or be eonfined in tb.3 County Jail not exceeding ten days, or both, in the diseretion of the court. Sec 8. Every person who shall be present at any place of business or enterta.nmsnt within the city of Ann Arbor, on the first day of the week, or at any time between ihe honra mentioned in the tirst seetion of this ordinanee, for ths purpose of any diversión or entertainment whalsoever, not duly lieensed as herein befove provided, unless such place shall be a Hotel or Boarding Jüouse, and such person a stranger, traveler or lodger therein, and entertained solely as such, shall on conviotion theieof, be punished na provided in the next preceding seetion. Seo. 9. Every person whoshall at any time be present at any grocery, saloon, bijhard room, ball alley, or other place of business or entertainment where wine, beer or spirituous liquors aie sold, within said eily, andshall lhere"engage in or be guilty of any breach of the peace, or rcveliy, or any riotous, boisterous, profane or indecent conduct or behavior, to the disturban ce of tlttí peacc or pood order of said city, ehall, on conviction thereuf, be punished in the manner provided in seetion six of this ordinanee for the puniahment of persons eonvieted of a violation of seetion three. Sec. 10. In all prosecutions for any alloged violation of the first, second or tbird sections of this ordinance, the act or acts of the olerk, servant, or cmployeo of the person accusod, shall be taken and construed to be the act or acts of 8uch aceused person ; and every violation of any or either of the provisión s of either of said scetions, shall, if committed in his proscnee or with his knowlejge, be conclusively presum6d to have been committed with his permission, and in all prosecutions for any alleged violation of the pfoviïions of iection three, ïelating to the sale or gift of spirituous liquors, wine, beer or eider to mir.ors, the fact of non.age shall be presumed against the person necused, until he &hall, by competent testiuiony, establish the fet of full age. Seo. 11. Itfhall bo tlie duty of the Marshal, Sheriff, or any Constable, who shall have knowledge of the violation of any of the provisions of this oidinance, forthwith to arrost the persons oifeuding, and take them forthwiih before a Magistrale for trial, unless such arrest be made on Sunday, in whieh c.ise he shall coinmit them to the Connty Jail of the Couuty, until 9 o'clock, A. M. of the next day, and then bring them beforoa Magistrato for trial. Sec. 12. It is further ordained, that City Ordinance No. 81, entitled an ordinance relative to sellinc iutoxicatinji licjuors to drunken persona and ouierst made and passel In Common Couucil, May lltli, 1857, and Ordinance No. 43, entitled an ordinance for the presar vation of order and quiet, made and passed in Common Oonncil, Oc'.ober 7th, 1S61, be and the same are hereby repealed. Made and passed in Common Oounoil, September 4th, 1865. W. S. M A.YNARD. Mayor. D. Cramer, Recorder. 2wlO25 WïLI. Itc rccf!Íert up to ftiturdíiy, September 9th, tía building the new M g, Chtirch in this city. IMins ahrt SperitHcivtioriB enn be seen at the office oí V. i. Malloiy, on Huron Street, Tlie CommitU'e re-serve the right to reject auy or all Z. BURD, Cjiainnnn of BuUlt"K Comrniripp. Aan Arbor, Aug'.th, ieC5. 2v,10-4 Fresh Arrival at the Head. quarters of GUITERMAN & CO.'S OLOTHING ESTABLISHHT Second to none in the StaUj! "yOU CAN' FIND Articlea of Every Descripüoa F0ÏI MJEJV'S WE AR, manuCictureii at pricos at wblch e Defy Competition "Whatever! Wffwonfi simplj stato thot on ot the firm ltth antly looking out in N'ew York, tu supply u with liöOD Al (W GOM Suc7i ai no othcr House can boast cf, Ve are now ready to exhibit a large stock of GENTS' FüRMiSHIKG GOODJ, OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOS. Also a large stock of Beaver Cloths, VEST1NGS, Sr CASSIMERES, TO BE MADE UP TO ORDEB, OR SOLD BY THE TARD, ai Tery low price If J"ou iare sny doubts cili and soe (or j belve. GTJITERMAïi&CO. JUST CHJEJKTED, A MAMMOTH STOUK OP FALL COODS! At th9 Corner Store of includiDg CASSIMERES, CLOTIIS, FLANNBÍ DRE3S GOODS, PRINTS, COTTOSS, DOMESTICS, GROCERIES, Cali and see thenii Ann Arbor, Sopt., 1865. l1' inO THE LADIES. GEORGE H. REED & CS LIQTJID rpHE constant doranntl we bare had for UQl'I"11 JL has induced us toput up a complete llue o' 40 Slmdes, all Liquide, which will roconmend tli"niplvf to fverroDe0 ever used I.iquM lï yps fr Biilllancy of Colors, Siiuplicity of Use, Certainty of Satisfac (Complete Direotions for usc with parkf' USE THE BEST ARTICÉ SecCertiJicatcsfrom cmlncni Ckcmisls, " ? Pamples nctually dyod with each oftlieW! silk and wooleu, maj be seen at tb Drug 'Me ' i-SOLD EVEEYWH py lf to'i aesire to asure GOOI) COtQBj for UBED'S DOMÏBTIO DYES, ("" GEOKGEH. REED & CO. , Tosto, ManufiCta""' FARRAND. SHELEY & CO., Agents. GmlO25 Detroit, Mich1'1 A KNAW5 l'IANO-onp of the best ie1'"9 mudo- eutJítlj new, Iiíuireatth1 (jfl

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