Mr. Goodyear Appointed

Tlie Detroit papers last evening contained a complete list of the appomtmcnts made by Gov. Ilicli. Among them was that of Mr. J. J. Goodyear, o-f tliis city, as trustee of the Eastern AKvlum i'or the Insane at Pontlac, for a period of slx years. Mr. Goodyear succeeds Mr. Frcd Schmiid of this city, in the position. This new nppoiutraent of Gov. Rich is orno that will commend itself to the people of this vicinity, aa Mr. Goodyear is a successful busiineBS man possessing the qualificat-kms neceesary to guixle aright the affairs oí suoh a great imstitution. He is iDopular Avith the people, and lias many friendo wlio liave already poured in tlieir congratulation.. Isaac X. . Poster, of Aan Arbor i ownship, one of tho AVashtenaw county delegatee to the republlcan senatorial convention, reraained in Jackson over Sunday, visiting liis brother, 1. '1'. l'oster, who has been conihied to his houso for a number of weeks with a broken limb. Mr.I saac Fostcr li.as been a resident for 57 years on the farm taken up irom the government in 1837. His brothea-, llev. G. I. Foster, ileceased, was the iiirst settled pastor of the Congregational