Since Mr. De Bonneville Arrived in Ann Arbor...

tived in Ann Arbor, soinc "vile feN loV8 of the baser soit," have poted up andcirculated tl rough the villa-e, f Ihe night, certain indecent and ridiculous liandbillfj, calculated !o expose Mr. De Bonneville to contempt nnd abliorrence. Those concenied in this oulrage upon public decency, to screen tliemsclves from dcseivrd infam)f, have reported, far and near, that they were issued from this office. To those who know up, we need not say that this accusnficn is false. We repel this charge, merely for the benefit of those who know U8 not.