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The following is the list oí Jurors dravra for the special or April term of the Circuit Court, and summoned to appeftr on the 13th ; John Smith, Ann Arbor. Jas. M. Kelsey, Ynrk. William Doty, Xortkfield. Christopher Kr Sylvan. Oleton C. Sweetland, Lodi. Jacob Seabolt, Aun Arbor City. Atchison Childs, Augusta. Henry Paul, Ann Arbor City. Hascall Laraway, Northiield. William H.Cnrr, Mauchestcv. Alfred Valentino, Webster. John Pecbles, Salem. L. D. Ball, Wobster. E. J. L. Smith, Pittsfield. J. Austiu Scott, Ann Arbor City. C M. Burch, Manchester. John SundbUTg, Augusta. l'atrick Flcmiiif.', Dexter. Isaac Terry, "Webster. Philander Hathaway, Sylvan. John Divine, Webster. Levi II. Haynes, Sylvan. Ezekiel Pierson, York. ïitichael Kepler, Sliaron. L. F. Ehodes, Ann Arbor City. Norman A. Phelni, Scio. Daniel Kingsley, Salem. Andrew Smith, Ann Arbor. IN'elson Van ïyle, Ypsilanti City. Horace Johnson, Dexter. We liave been privileged to examine an early copy oL tlie County Alias, just issued by Messrs. Everts tt Stewart. lts xnapa are models in drawing, lithographing and coloring, and include a map oí tho United States, a State map accardmg to the most recent surveys, a County map, and maps of eacïi townsliip, city,, and villago. The township maps give the location of all the roads, school houses, churches, milis, and dwellings, and the name of every farm owner. The city and villago maps are on a large scale - Ann Arbor and Ypsilauti each occupying four pages. Besides the maps thcrR are numerous sketches of dwellings, boma, grounds, etc., in the several cities, villages, and towns, showing prosperous and wcll-to-do farmers and businass men. Therc is ulao the usual dcscriptive imd historica! matter, business and official directorios, cards, etc, making it a valuable volume aside from its maps. Messrs. Everts & Stewart vcill uext week commence delivery of the Atlas to subscribers and we havo the utmost confideuce that the work will givo complete satisfaction, and that the only regret will bo on the part of the large number who, having ïailed to subscribe, will be unable to get copies. At the regular meeting of tlio Aim Arbor Lodge of Good Templara, held Tuesdayevening, Marcli 3d, the following Preamble and Resolutions were offered and adopted by the Lodge : AVhereas : Recognizmg our obligations to Almighty God, the Creator and Preserver of all, und iully realizing that whatever of good we endeavor to accomplish depends upon Himforsuccess, and that we as Good Templars, waging war, aa we believe, against the Giant Evil of the age, ueed His assistance ; therefore, Resolved, That wo respectíuíly ask the Christian community, as represented by the Daily Union Meetings now boing held in this city, to make our causo a subject of special praycr; and bc it further Resolved, That we respectfully request Dr. Angelí to doüver an address on the subject of Temperance, in the University Hall, on Suuday, March IS, at 3 1-2 p. M ; and be it further Resolved, That a copy of these Resolutions be furnished to the editora of the city papers for publication. S. DRAPEE, W. C. T. C. Gali'ix, W. S. The Tempéranos citizens of Ypsilanti are in the field for the coming election withthe followiug ticket : Mayor - "Watson Snvder. City Clerk-ChViS. M. Woodruff. Constable- First District, Frederick 11. Cleveland ; Secoiid District, Win. C. Tinney. Justtce of the Peace -First District. John G. Crane ; Second District, Mark Vining. Supervisor - First District, Morris N Littlefield ; Second District, Luther P. Forbes. Aldcrman - First Ward, Geo. W. Kisher; Second Ward, Frank Smith ; Third Ward, Prof. Daniel Putnam ; Fourth Ward, Wm. B. Martin; Fifth Ward, Dr. P. Davii. Report says that no onö is willing to bo pitted against Snyder.