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Tbe committee on towns and couatiea report
ed frvorably on bi3 to divide th county of
Wat nc, to org' new county there
to be called Washington. Laid on the
table.
4 bill to amend the at organizing Iosco
county. TLiid reading.
,jao, a bill to organize a new township ia Jack
eoonty. Third reading.
Ijo, a bill to organize the county of Isabella.
Bula luapended and bill passed.
1(0, bill to change the time for completing
and reviewing assessments. Third reading.
Tbe judiciary committee reported a bill rela
tive to recognizance in municipal courts.
Mr. Dickey introduced a bill to authorize the
towsnhip of Marshall to hold their elections
In tbe city of Marshall. Rules suspended and
Lin Dd.
The judiciary committee reported against a
bffl relative to the manner of applying lor par
dons and commutations. Indefinitely posi
tioned.
Tie juliciary committee reported favorably
upon a bill relative to timber floating upon nv
era, Kule suspended and bill passed.
The committee on State aff-iirs reported a sub-
..;t,itt t.r the bill prohibiting fishing wiiu s-.ins
aid nets in Round and Devil's Lakes.
The Hon! took a recess until -I oYlock P. M.
The bill restive to the military instruction of
volunteer uniform rampanies, was reported back
tad placed upon the order of third reading.
The committee on incorporations reported fa
vorably on the bill ti incorporate th village of
P Paw.
The roiutu'tire on constitutional amendments
reported that it is eipedietit to propose an amend
ment, to allow Ii cnfce hr the sale of liquor.
Tbe committee reported buck the joint reso
lution granting the rights of (suffrage to colored
irn which was made th special order for 7
Vork r. M.
A number tf bills were received from the Sen
ate, read twice and appropriately reterred.
The committee of the whole were discharged
from the further consideration of the bill to pro
tide for a documentary history of Michigan.
Adopted.
Tbe bill granting certain lands to James May
craft was taken up and placed on the order for
third reading.
The joint resolution allowing the claims of Pe
ter McKinley and Win. M. Johnson, was taken
up and f as-1.
The bill to incorporate the city of Lansing was
taken up and considered, after which, the rule
being suspended, it m passed and ordered to
take immediate effect.
The bill to revise the charter of Port Huron
was taken up and passed.
Jlr. Dickey moved to reconsider the vole by
which the bill to provide for a military fund was
lost Adopted.
Mr. Reynolds introduced a bill to provide for
the erection of a State House. Committee ou
Sute affairs.
Mr. McMahou introduced a joint resolution rel
ative to postage. Referred to committee on ju
diciary. Mr. Sessions moved to make the bill appropri
ating money for the benefit of the Agricultural
College, the especial order for Wednesday after
noon. Adopted.
Mr. Phelps introduced a joint resolution rela
tive to the use of the Senate chamber, and Hall
of the House of Representative. Committee
on State affairs.
Mr. Thomson introduced a resolution declar
ing vacant the seat of Hon. Ebenezer Warner,
of Marquettee, in this House. Indefinitely post
poned. The bill confirming the sale of the Iron Moun
tain Railroad was taken from the table.
Mr. E. II. Thomson offered an amendment
transposing the parties referred to in tho bill and
Smiting the road to twenty wile.
After considerable discussion tho bill was pass
ed. Tbe llonso took a recess to 7 o'clock P. M.
irtMNo session.
lbs House spent the evening session on the
proposition to submit to the people a proposed
amendment of the Legislative artielo of the con
stitution. Various amendments and substitutes
Vera presented, discussed and voted upon, and
tat proposition got into a shape to have bienuial
sessions of 80 days, and was put on Us passage
in this shape and lost.
The House then adjourned.
WlnetJay,Feb. .
The rules were suspended and the order of
third reading of bills taken.
Bill to lay out the Fremont State road in San
lac county. Passed.
To organize Garden Island township, Manitou
county. Passed.
To amend chap. 74, compiled laws, giving the
charge of the House of Correction to the Super
intendent of Public Instruction. Passed.
To change the name of the House of Correo
tkra to "The Reform School." Passed.
To provide for the rate of transportation over
Paw Paw railroad.
To amend sec. 3695 of the compiled laws.
To incorporate the collegiate institution of the
city of Flint. Parsed.
To organize the Michigan Asylum for the In
jane, and to provide more effectually for the re
covery of the Insane. Recommitted to judiciary
committee.
Joint resolution relative to the compensation
of the firemen of the House of Representatives.
Passed.
To legalize the tax rolls of Midland.
To amend the act organizing Bay County.
Pissed.
To authorize town and county clerks to file lo
cal newspapers. Tabled.
To amend the act providing fjr the drainage
swamps, marches, and other low lands.
Pasted.
To amend the compiled laws relative to town
hip burying grounds. Passed.
diminish expenses in circuit and other
courts. Passed.
To organize a new township in Jackson coun
0. Passed.
T attach certain unorganized territory to the
tty ot Midland. Passed.
Te relieve settlers on swamp lands, and to ex
td the time for making tbe first payment of
swamp land exemptions. Passed.
o provide for the establishment of school
rict libraries.
renaing a motion to recommit the bill to the
ttamittee, the House took recess to 7 o'olock
amasoos ssssiox.
ne motion to recommit was not concurred
bill was then put upon its passage and
1 r. - .
r- Greenfield introduced a bill to authorize
conveyance of certain real estate in the Tp-
wr Zebinsula,
construct a State road from St. Louis,
"uo -t to the Big Rapids on Muskegon riv
Passed.
To provide for the admission of clergymen to
AB0SPlUls. ndpoor houses. Passed.
T1 Notation for the establishment of
semi-meekly mail from St. Pauls, Minnesota, to
Pugett's Sound, on tbe Pacific. Tasjed.
To incorporate a Board of Education tor the
city of East Saginaw. Passed.
To amend the act fixing the coninensation of
supervisor. Loet.
To constitute a .Sute Board of Agriculture,
and to amend the act organizing the agricultural
college. Tabled.
To organize Geneva township, Tuscola countv,
Tabled.
To incorporate the city of Owosso. Passed.
Joint resolution relative to the military in
struction of the volunteer uniformed companies
of Michigan.
To amend chapter 5733 compiled laws so as to
make it a felony for any person to bring into the
Sute a mulatto, negro, or other person,claiming
him or her as a slave.
The select committee on constitutional amend
menu recommended that the Legislature hold
biennial sessions, bill be introduced only during
tbe first fifty days. Passed.
Bill to provide for the settlement and drainage
of SAainp lauds by actual settlers. Parsed.
To pra'it certain swamp lands to James Ma
croft. Passed.
To lay out a State road in Tuscola and Saginaw
county.
To provide for the official publication of tabu
Iar statements of votes at elections in this State.
Indefinitely postpoued.
To amend an act to organize Iosco county.
Passed.
To change the name of Hamilton, Ingham co.
Passed.
To amend an act to assess property at its true
value. I'assed.
To determine the minority of Ruth A. Spen
cer. 1 assed.
To provide for laying out a road from Midland
city. Midland county, to St. Charles, Saginaw co.
Passed.
To provide for u State road from Vicuna, Gen
esee county, to Tuscola. Passed.
To amend an act providing for a State road
from Saginaw to Cheboygan. Passed.
To amend chapter ICS compiled laws. Re
committed to the judiciary committee.
To provide for a classification of cereals grown
in this State. Tattled.
Joint resolution relative to - tbe use of the
Sute Capitol. Indefinitely postpor ed.
A number of bills were received from the Sen-
ate and appropriately referred.
The House took a recess until seven o'clock
P. M.
Thar lay Morning, t'tb. 10.
Tbe judiciary committee reported back the bill
to organize the Insane Asylum, with amend
ments. Mr. Pratt moved to place the bill upon its pas
sage. Adopted.
The bill was passed.
The judiciary committer reported a substitute.
conveying certain lands to James Maycraft.
Concurred in. Bill passed.
Tho committee on roads and bridges reported
a bill to provide for a State road in Meco.u and
Oceana counties. Third reading.
The committee on State affairs reported vari
ous bills.
The militia bill was taken up and passed.
The committee on Sute affairs reported in fa
vor of the bill granting to the Holland Colony
certain swamp lands in their vicinity. The hill
was passed.
The committee on incorporations reported fa
vorably on the bill to amend tho charter of the
Michigan Central Railroad. The bill was passed.
A bill to punish fraudulently removing prop
erty und-r chattel mortgage, was taken from the
general order and passed.
The House took a recess until 2 o'clock, P. M.
AFTERNOON' SK3SI0X.
The committee on ways and means reported
favorably on the bill appropriating $3,000 annu
ally to the Sute Agricultural Society. Passed.
The bill relative to the State Prison was order
ed to a third reading.
Tho bill appropriating $27,500 for the improve
ment ol tho Sute Prison, was taken up and pass-
d.
The bill to amend the liquor law was taken up
and passed.
The bill amending the highway laws was taken
from the general order and passed.
Mr. Buel moved to take from the uble the
bill to divide the county of Wayne. Carried.
The House took a recess until 7 o'clock.
FriiLiy, February 11.
Tbe committee on education reported back a
bill amending the primary school law. Passed.
Mr. Bancroft offered a minority report from
the committee on ways and means, recommend
ing tho passago of the new swamp land bill -
Third reading.
The committee on public lands reported the
Senate swmp land bill, providing for a system
of State roads, recommending its naasarc.
Passed.
The committee on roads and bridges reported
against the bill authorizing the supervisors of
Saginaw county to build a bridge over the Titta
bawassee river, and appropriating 2,m acres of
swamp lands therefor.
Also, a bdl laying out a Sute road from Sagi
naw to Alma, Gratiot county. Passed.
Also, against a bill to lay out a Stato road in
Manitou countv.
ine committee on oantts and incorporations
reported in favor of the charter of Orion.
Also, to authorize the Flint 4 Pere Marquette
R. R. company, to purchase the rights and fran
chises of the Genesee and Oakland Railroad com
pany.
The committee ou towns and counties report
ed in favor of a bill organizing the town of Fair
banks, in Schoolcraft and Delu counties. Ta
bled.
Mr. ItcDermott introduced a bill providing for
the election of two assessors in each ward of De
troiL Referred to the committee on incorpot a
tions, who reported faverably upon it.
On motion of Mr. Compau it was laid on the
uble.
Tbe House took a recess to 2 o'clock P. M.
ATTtBSOOS IliSIOi.
Mr. McMahon offered a joint resolution propo
sing au amendment to the constitution so as to
allow colored people, owning f 200 of real estate,
the right of the elective franchise. Judiciary
committee.
Mr. McMahon offered a joint resolution ceding
to tbe Federal Government jurisdiction over the
I pper reninstua. Keterred to, ccmmitu-e on
State affairs.
The bill making appropriations for the State
Reform School was taken up and passed.
Mr. Monroe introduced a bill extending the
Ionia and Houghton Lake Sute road to Macki
naw. Third reading.
The bill in relation to the care and manage
ment of the Sute Library, was taken up and
passed.
A message was received frem the Governor,
vetoing the bill relative to settlemenu and com
promises by joint debtors. Bill Ubled.
The committee on Sute affairs, through their
chairman, Mr. McMahon, made an able report
recommending the passage of the bi3 for the
registration of Totera.
Mr. E. H. Thomson moved to indefinitely post
pone. Lotit.
Mr. Thomson moved to recommit, wuh in
structions to strike out all af:or the enacting
clause. Lort.
Mr. McMahoa moved that thj bill be ordered
to a third reading. Adopted.
The committee on public lands reported favor
ably on the bill to extend the Ionia and Hough
ton Lake Sute road to Mackinaw.
Mr. McMahon moved to place the registry bill
upon it passage, and demanded the previous
question.
The previous question wa ordered.
Mr. Thomson moved to call the nousa. Car.
ried.
The vote was then uken upon tho hill, and
declared loet yeas 39, nays 37.
Yias. Mr. Baldwin, Brooks, S. F. Brown,
Childs, Daniels, Dickey, Enos, Failass, Ferris,
Gage, Gilluly, Goodwin, Kelly, Kelsey, Kore,
Lane, Loomis, McMahon, Miles, Mitchell, Monroe,
Muasey, Xewton, Terry, Phelps, Pratt, Rey
nolds, Robison, Session, Starkweather, Ii.
Thompson, Wallace, Watkins, Woolnous;h,Wit
son, Speaker 39.
Nats Mr. Bancroft, let-rJ, Ueeson, Brewster,
Benj. Brown, A. W. Bud, n. S. Buel, Bush,
Carr, Carpenter, Clark, Compau, Connor, Dal ton,
Davids, Driggs, Dunbar, Fowler, Frisbee, Grace,
Green, Greenfield, McDeruiott, McKinley, Mul
holland, Newman, Perkins, Reeves, Richards,
Richardson, Sharpe, Smith, Thomas, E. n.
Thomson, Warner, Wendell, Wilkersou 37.
Mr. Sessions gave notice that he should, at
some future time, move a reconsideration of this
vote.
The committee on judiciary reported a bill to
authorize partners and joint debtors to make set
tlements with their creditors. Passed.
The committee of the whole were discharged
from the further consideration of the bill relative
to mining companie.
A number of bills were received from the
Senate.
The House took a recess to 7 o'clock P. M.
ivx AnniED.
In Lansing, on the 10th inst, by R.-v. J. Sora
erville, Mr. Ws. H. Hour, and Miss L. L. Bcr
ccss, both of Meridian.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Fireman's Ball. The members of Rescue
Hook L Ladder Company, will hold their Second
Annual Ball on Thursday evo. February 'J-id, at
N". W. Edgar's.
Carriages in attendance at 6 o'clock.
It being the ball of the season, the public are
invited to attend. Come all !
WM. n. CHAPMAN, Ch'n Committee.
JT Carl Wolp, Prof, of Music, designs. If
he meets with sufficient encouragement, to com
mence immediately a course of instruction, in
the city of Lansing, on the piano Forte, Menti
on, Guitar, and singing. Also, thorough bas
and harmony. For particulars enquire at the
printing office.
Si" n dat School Books. Those wishing Sun
day School books or periodicals can be supplied
ou short notice, by applying to the subscriber,
or his secretary, corner of Capitol Avenue and
Lapeer street. A. UPSON",
S. S. Missionary.
Lansing City, Feb. 16, 1859.
How to do Good and get "Paid for It."
Take an Agency for our Publications. The
the terras are such, there can be no vonlbilitu
of lots. Every Family will be glad to obuiu
some of them. For Particulars address.
FOWLER & WELLS,
193w4 No. 308 Broadway, X. Y.
Uoufulyd'S IUl;c OiRDUt will euro long stand
ing CoM in a twt ihort tinw. Rpad ths f. jllovio; :
Fan adelfbia, Feb. 16, 1S3S.
Dr. C. 31. Jickm ;
&a : I bad fur torn time bwo suffering un3r a severe
eoM, ba ing pain through raj whole f jiitem, sore thrna
and boarteneM, when 1 win wmraraW to t j 'lKwif
Und's DaUamie OjrdiaL' I accord njlv procured a bot
tle, an . am he fry to Uto that ori9 ha'f if it completely
cured me. I now unhesitatingly recommend it to my
frienle who way be similarly afflicted, and deem it no
mere than jnntire to bear this puhllo tMtimonr 11 it ir
tuet RoepectfuUv vur.
KLKNOP. MtHEXKT,
Tenth Strent, above Coatee.
ArwprJ uuly by Dr. U. Jackon, '. 419 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and for sale by fruzgiiu and store
keepers throughout the United State and Canada. Price
5 cent f ar bottle.
DOCTOR nOOFLAXD'S
CaUB&tTlD
(wERXAft HITTERS,
Prepared hy IV. C. if. Jackon, Philadelphia, Fa., will
perfectly ear Liver CotnpUvnt, Dyppia, Jaundice,
Chrome or Nervou Debility, Diteaseof tbe Kidneys, ant
all dieae ari-tinir from a disordered IJfer or Stomach.
dot tkcm a trial, tbry uill cure y-m.
For sale at 75 cents per bottle, by druggiita and tor-
keeper in every town and village in tbe Tnited State,
Canada and Suuih Amrir.
f.L. tVe are rrjoiced to find that tbe renowned Chem
1st of New Eugland, Dorr. Am, has at length turned hi
altt-ntion to the disorder whioU Uang I k a biight on oar
community. Oar section U a li-althy a any other
with on single eiception,and tht i tbe Fever snd Ague,
which haunt u on evry si-le. Bat hi remedy duel
cure, as we should know it must, if be made it: Ct out
this baleful distemper fom among u, and ou'i is nne of
the loveliest pct in the weat. Stityntl, iiurf.M, ltd
MuvtKS M Waan, Ci i & Co., who'.eA Prugst-, o'
Vw York city, are the eastern agents f r M.J. ha- Cough
and Consumption Syrop. The gemTI agency fr the
ette n State is at Tiffin City, OU-o. Tbe M:..: i.l
show the very high Mteeni in which th medicine i held
by pruaiineut eitisansof that plaoe. Abel Rawsen, who
for thirty year ha heenat the head of the Bar in north
western Ohio, and ha now retired open a handsome for
tune, say he ha never been co speedily relieved of a vi
o'ent and deeply seated cough and cold, a by the use of
thi Syrup. A son of Judge Ingram wa confined to hi
bed with a coaj-h, and apparently rapidly hsstenin to
the grave. Mr. Rawsen, an intimate friend of tbe Judge,
when traveling in Iowa, heard of the danger of the youns;
man, and Immediately wrote to th Judge, advising him
to administer this syrup without delay. lif advice wa
followed and retulted in hi rapid etoratin to health.
Or. II. Ruha.a irsucat cf the Baltimor Medical Col!e?e
and ( r tairty years at tbe bead of hi pro'essicn in north
western Ohio, make frequent ue of thi me Ucxe in bis
family, and recommend it to hi patiU fu Ccnsaciption,
and obtticate Coughs. Judg lan$ t&js, be hAU th
3yrnp in very trjh etem. and wbhe to keep a auppl.v
eo&stantiy In hi fsmi'y. Mr. Geo. &nsrp, pstma:er,
say be was a?i:cted w th a de.pir seate-1 cough and cold,
hoarsscs-, aal paia cpon hi breast, and was soon cared
by the use of thi Syrup. Professor Gird, of HeiJelberg
College, says he has used thi tned:c-ne in hi family and
take pleasure in bearing testiaaoay t it "Bcer. The
Rev. . B. Btniett tay, t ha used thi Syrap fcr a t
eere eougU and co'd. and it ha an admorabie effect
Th late J. W. Wilton, formerly of th Ohio Stat Senate,
taid St. John med'cui belong to that small e'srt cf
med cine that ar entirely free from quackery.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Riuif is Tix msnis! !
BRYAN'S PULMINARY WAFERS ARE
unfailing it tbe cure of CorSB, Colis, Asthma,
BaoCHrr:a, Sobs Throat, Hoarsiscss, Dtrri
ctlt BataTHixc, IscimsT Cossnfmos. asd
Disbases or thk Lcsgs. They have no taste of
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds
of cases. A single dose relieves in ti misctis.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers the ori
ginal and only geniuae is stamped "Bryaa."
Spurious kinds we offered for sale. Twecty-3ve
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by R. T EATER, & Co., Laming.
?h !Cth, t W.e Laum Huu-, Lac nz, on
vrh
fw; month, ici-'.eai of tts firt Cu w ti. l.e r -
parieiuafli.c'e 5
f a Ivert'-:a-tt.
IHE GREAT ENGLISH EEHEY.
SIR JAML.S CLARK'S
Celebrated Temale
PROTECTED
BT ROTAL
PREPARED from a prescription of James Clarke,
M. I , Phyiein Extraordinary to the yen Th:
ovaluabie Uedicine it unfailing in the cure of all tLoe
painful and dangerous disease incident to the female
constitution.
It moderate all eieem, remove all c attraction, and
bring on the monthly period with rejalanty. Thee
Pilla (hould be aed two or th.-e week previous to em
8nement: they fortify the cuatitutioa. and k-en the
offering duncg labor, enabiibit tbe m-ither to perform
her duties with aVty to herwlf and child.
Tt I'llL iKjiu! i n -4 b takrn f.y frmiUti Jtrinj tXf
FIRST TIIRF.E M'JTHiof V.n . at Ihsy ar. rur.
to hnnj an Mi-arruvjr, Ittt at anj viK-r finw thry art
In all eae of Nervou anl ? :cal AffecUt n, taiuiaj
the Bark and Loin. Ht'avinrw. lt true nn Slight rr. :
Hon, Palpitation of the Hear:, L.-war of Spirits, li-
lenc. Sic Hvadsi-Le, Wbite,.tud U the pa!iMul.li-ae j
occasioned nv a ai-oraerea ysiem. trie
di-ordered astern, the P.iU w-ll ee-t 1
U other mean.'h.ve faded, and a.'gh a !
dv, do not contain iron, calomel, anvmony, i
a cire whea a
rwrriui rvmruv, u" urn cuiiuin iron, caiomei. an"inonv, i
"'vnViTrZZTr., . -t ,. I
the l'nitd State anl faijs'U. lne I.ilar
Sl Ajrent for the t'nited S'ates and anmla
JOB M1J7E-., (Ute I. C Baldwin i Co..)
K-icheitt-r. X. V.
u uoe iiiar ana o posiae :rui eccl,ert t..nv
authorized Aent, wUlenure
by return mail
bottle, eonrainine 5" pilU, I
For sale by R. TaariR. Insing. lACyl
Time and loney Sael.
A SIMPLE, cheap and expeditious D. l'neatcr
for etittinre m.-n's, wonu-ti's and f-hildrenV
garments, l,y (Jeo. Wilson. The delineator will
enable every family to do their own cutting at
but little expense. Full instructions given to
those that buy them. For countv. town and in
dividual riliio, a(IV IO
K. VAN" SANDT, Leoui, Jackson, Co., Mich.
W'u. M. Carr, Agent for Ingham Co. I3w4
Cham-err Sale.
STATE OF MCHKtAN the Ci.tuit Court for
the county of Irgham, in Chancery. Jid.n
Ray nor, complainant, r. John I. Gardner, Anu
E. Gardner, Benjamin E. Il rt. Eunice Gardner,
Fileg Saur, and William W. Tptoti, d.fendatits.
By virtue of a decretal ordir ma le in the
above entitled caue, I the subscriber, the Cir
cuit Court Commissioner for the county of Ing
mam, will sell at public auction, ou tiie second
(2) day of April next, at one o'clock in the ufter
uoon of that day, at the Court House in the vil
lage of Maon, in said county of Ingham, the
following lecribed real estate, Ti : the south
half of the north west quarter of rnctiori Io.
seventeen (17), in township No. three (3) north
of range one west, cor Uining eight v acre ; al
so, that other tract ot land described as follows.
viz : commencing at the south quarter post of
section seven (7), in township Xo. three (3)
north of range No. one ( 1) wc-t, thence running
westerly on the section line thirtv ei''ht(3si rods
and nine links, thence north thirty degree, wet
one hundred and twenty seven 7) rods and
seventeen links, thence north eighty-nine de
grees and forty-five minutes, oust thirty-eight
rods and seventy-one links to the north and south
quarter pot line, thence southerly on the quar
ter post line one nun red a-id twenty -ove rods
arid twenty-three links, to the place of begin
ning, containing thirtv-five acres and sixtv-six
and a half rods ot land, be the same more or
less; all situated in the countv of Ingham and
State of Michigan.
GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
P. McKerhas, Solicitor.
Mason, Feb. 12, 1859. 7wlO'J
lrolaIe Jtotiee.
STATE OF MICir.GA.V, County of Inghara,ss.
At a sesssion of the Probate Court for the
county of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office,
in ine vuiage oi Mason, on Monday, the 7th
day of February, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and liftv-nine. Present Wiu. II.
Piuckney, Judge of probate. Iu the matter of
the estate of Edwin Sturgis, deceased. On
reading and filing the petition, duly verified, of
Sarah E. St urgis, that an instrumrr n rr;rSr
purporting to be the la?f -111 al,d testament of
said decea-ea, ana neretofore filed in this Court,
may be admitted to probate.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the
7th day of March next, at 1 o'clock in the
afternoon, be assigned for the hearing ol said pe
tition, and that tin; heirs at law of said deceased,
and all other person interested in said estate,are
required to appear at a session of said Couit,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village of Mason, and chow cause, if any there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted : A nl U it furthrr orl red, that said
petitioner give notice to the persons interested
in said estate, of the pendency of paid petition,
and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of
this order to be published in the Lansing Kcpub
liean, a newspaper prin'.cd and circulating in
said county of Ingham, 3 successive weeks, pre
vious to said dav of heaiintr. Atruecopv.J
WM. II. riNCKNEY,
8wlti9 Judee of Probate.
I'AlEur M lLtl Hi A.N, Countv ot Ingham, ss.
O At a session of tlie Probate Court (or tle Co.
of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office in the vil
lage of Mason, on Monday, the 7th day of Feb
ruary in the year one thousand eiht hundred and
fifty-nine. Present, Wm. II. Piuckney, Judge
of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Dan
iel G. Tobias, deceased. On reading and filing
the petition, duly verified, of Polly Tobias, wid
ow of said deceased, praying that Utters of ad
ministration may be issued upon said estato to
William B. Barber.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 7th
day of March next, at 1 1 o'clock in the forenoon,
be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and
that the heirs at law of Mid deceased, and all
other persons interested in suid estate, are re
quired to appear at a session of said Court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village ot Ma-on, ana f-how cause, if any there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted: An-i it i further ordered, that
said petitioner give notice to the persons interes
ted in eaid estate, of ttie pendency of taid peti
lion, and the hearing thereof, y causing a co v
ol this order to be published in tho Lanng .v
puhlican, a newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of Inghan 3 successive weeks previ
ous to said day of hearing, f A true conv.l
WM.I1.
I IN CRN KY,
199w3
Jnde of Prob.ifi.
ALL AGOING!!
EDGAR'S ESTABLISHMENT
IS IN FULL BLAST.
Anairy.licht, Dillinrd Kooiu, with two
Tables, both new and '"First-Rate." Aconvcnient
BOWLING SALOOY
Au orderly, well supplied suit of
EATIXG ROOMS,
Where will be found all the delicacies of the sea
son, with a constant supply of Fresh Oysters.
An extenslxe Grocery Establishment, with a
PROriSIOX STORE
Stock, Confectionery, and other wticWs usually
dealt in, in that in.
" The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves. 1 03
Adniiuitrntor .oti-.
PURSUANT to an order issued out of the Pro
bate Court for the county of Ingham, on the
20th day of December, A. D. 1?5S, to us direc
ted, we will expose for sale at public auction, on
the premises in the township of Lansing, on
Wednesday, the ninth day of March neit, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, the following described
pieces or parcels of land, belorr'nj to the etate
ot Johnson M
ann M H.rwa f m.lJ ,,v
. deribd.Ti: th ' 'r
south east quarter of section : i, and the ccrth
fraction of the north east quarter of section sev-
en, in town four north or rar two v. con -
taininz ninetv-three and fittv oie-hundrectbs
acres, Wantoried at i0X) fv. to b sold ab.
ject to the widow's ri-ht of dower, and all claims
that are a legal lien "thereon. Conditions.
quarter down, acd balance in 1, 2. and S vears.
S. D. NEW BRO,
JUli O. ZILif AN,
19TwC Adaisistrators
j Three Good Journ als For
i "X S 9
adapted to ail Readers ia Evvrv Familv.
LIFBILLI'MTRATE;
A f r-'-tla-s Tictorial Family Paper, devcd to
Nt-w. I.i:era:ure, Science, the Arts; to i'-nter-,
tiit.nM, Iuiprovement, and Progress. Pub.h
.d ttkly at $2 a ytr.
j The AVater-Curc Journal :
Ily drop? thy, its Philosophy and Practice: Phvs-
i w.oy, ALatomy, and the Laws of Life and
i Uea.ta. f I a year.
The Phrenological Journal ;
Devoted to all those Progressive Measures for
tbe Elevation and Improvement of Mankind. Il
lustrated. 1 a year.
For Three Dollars ail three Papers will be sent
j a year. FOWLER 4 WELLS.
j 3u3 Broadwav, Xew York.
j Simple g rat it. AgUvanted. Aerlu
j Hu 16SW4
.Sheriff Sale.
T)Y V
Jj and
irtue of one execution issued nut f
d under the si-al of the Circuit Court for
,T - " 'V. " u,c -0n lor
t,ie crtlnt.T IriglulU, and Mate of Michi(ran,tO
,,!e d:r . c;.d and delivered, in favor of Addiutrton
'" - -i uu wu v reu, in lavor OI AdailmtOn
Rd n,i Recd.ainet Austin A. Kir-
Uk: anl riederuk RiH-i,a-aiiirt Austin A. Kir
by end John M. Gibbs, I e..all s 11 at public auc
tion, at the Court House iu the village of Maaon
: in wid county, on 1 nursJav, the i 1th dav of
i March, li5, at one o'clock in the altemoon of
s--v' ". 11,1 re.i estate, to wit: all
itiai tract or parcel ot iana known and descrited
as follows, to wit : couimencinj; at a point forty
six rods wes-t of the ijuartr pisi, between sec
tions twenty-one and iwenty-e'ght, in town one
(1) north of raiie one di west, in the State of
Michigan, and runuin?; thence n)rth twenty rods,
thence east twenty-five rode, thence south twen
ty roia, thence w ist twenty-tive rods, to the place
of btgiiining, togi-ther with khe steam saw mill
and fixtures situate thereon.
EDY KAKKK. Sheriff.
By J. n. VANDERCOOK, Pnder Sheriff.
O. M. Baknks, Tlfs Att'y.
Dated, Januarv 25, 1S5'J. wl7
Sheriff Sale.
BY virtue of a writ of execution issued out of
and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county cf Ingham, to me directed and deliv
ered, I have levied upon all the right title and
interest of Luke I. Willis and Austin A. Kirby,
in and to the following real estate, to wit: the
north east quarter of section twenty-two (ti) iu
town one north of range one west, 5ute of Mich
isran, which I shall expose for sale, at public ven
due on Thursday, the 24th day of March, A.
IK IS.j'J, at the front door of the Court House
in the village of Mason, at one o'clock P. M. of
raid .lav. " EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
By J. II. YANDERCOOK, Under Sheriff.
II. L. FlEDRao, Plfa Att'y.
Dated, January, 25th, 1859. l7w7
I'ltASBERUY tl LTlRE.
TIIE subscriber has issued a circular on the
CranU'rry and its Culture, and will forward
them to all who send a post-stamp, to prepay the
postage. AIo, has the plants for sale and will
torward them in a fresh state, by express, to all
parts ot the United States.
Address, SULLIVAN BATE,
I'j5w3 Uellingham, Norfolk county, Mass.
SKLLIiXw OFF AT COST !
HARD TIMES,
GOODS CHEAP
AT THE
Young American Clothing, Store!
Making room for a laage and splendid Stock
of Spring and Supper Goods. We therefore of
fer offer our good at cott for cath.
M. L. MILLER,
Per M. Gbeikvibld.
Lansing, Jan. 25, 1859.
QUICK SALES
AXD
MODERATE PROFITS!!
a . n . n a o l r, y ,
Having Replenished his Stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
With a full and choice selection of every kind
of goods in that line, invites the eiamination of
houe-keepers, before supplying themselves. It
U his aim to keep no articles but th be it. In
addition to the GROCERY TRADE, he will, as
iisiul, keep a constant supply of
Fresh and Cured Provisions,
SUCH AS
HAMS, rORK, BUTTER, LARD.
Poultry, Mackerel and WhiteFish.
He hsi in store, the best articles iu the line of
SUGARS,
.MOLASSES.
SYRUPS,
TEAS.
SPICES. Ac.
ALSO a choice article of dried Prunes, a good
substitute for Apples.
He has a large aojlaint of
OHIO KTO.E-WARE,
forming, together, a stock which Hotel-keepers,
Boarding Houses, and private families would do
well to give attention.
He has thanks to give for past patronage, and
strong hopes of still greater for the future.
A. B. BAOLEY.
Lansing, Jan. 1, lfjy.
FarnitareWarehoa.se
IN TIIE COUNTRY,
Conmit Block, 141, Jefferson
Avenue.
To all Furniture Buyers,
I offer to the public by far the largest and most
complete aKrtnient ot
FURS ITU RE. CHAIRS. MATTRESSES,
Lookig-Glae, Wtllote- Wa re, d c.
That can be found west of New York city, ail of
which was selected with the greatest care, and
with paritcular reference to the Material, Manu
facture, Quality, Styk Fashion and Frit.
ZT The same w'ill be sold at ,5 pr cent less
thaa ever offered in Detroit. , fFl
Tarlor, Dimnj, Bed-Room, Library and Office
FUMITURE,
In Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, Oak, Maple
and Cherry, with any covering, plain or fancy,
that may be desirL Also,
Painted Enameled Bed-Room Sets,
a great variety of tyles constantly on haod.
Beddine. Cnrled Hair, Moss, IIui, Cotton and
Srrine Mattresse.
3rTo the TRADE, every article in the Fur-
u - . . j t TT-:n
r nr -r'-".'. "ru-are mui r imi-
i Ware line, witha good wiety of superior var-
nisues, japan. eiieer, .iacggaay, ac, c, are
v " Jm;o.
! A" 0ood' rrmn,ed M
! N"-E. Goods bobt from this establiahment
! for Saippinff, iccarely and properly packed for
j "asportation. J. W. TILLMAN,
Ptro.t. Is5. I&a.
iC. . SCOTT, Phvsician and iwrsreon.
i having permanently located in Lansing, will
attend to all calls in his profession. OOca in
' R. Thayer k Co.'s Drug Stora. 14
avx C X O II BO OF LA XI)
CLEB&ATKD
GEBJSAN B1TTESS,
T tvt rtXTTAU Y ITKE
uvbr Complaint, dtpbpsia,
AU'.'XrVUrr A'rM I've
'" "-vrt-V rvm Jxtnimd 1st-
" vr .V"" k.
tK!!aJh V ""nrt-O". luar l Pum. u:um r BUo to
Iht Head. a.litv .f iiw atomacti. Ntu.t. IUrtturn
I1ffu.l for I00J. I a!or or ht id tL. Stotuach. Sour
t.rucalHn, Mnkic, or Kiuttrn at th. In ,4 ih. Stom
acb,.,mmui(f cf th. Ha4. HurrJ and Inffieu't rtieatb
lOf. t lutUTiCK t th Hrart, hkag or u!f.-cliu-. ..n
satu. hf n m a lying jh.iu'. I mux. .f Vi..a Uu
u.i ,bf"JLf"r ,b". ?uht-4,r oJ lhe
,7: rnc-T "f lr,P;rat'.u, Vll ,n ,.f th
aaJ tr. l's;a 1a tt. M.lr. t fc.t, !.iuiU. 4; fud
d.nrlu.n or H.t. Hjrn.u,: m tl.r K...h. U.unt
lm.rf U.ti;. f t.r.l and Krvat i-p!w of j-hls
The j-n pr'. rs. ,u rl;iL tl. att.-tin. o f l!,. public
to tin. pr-..r,.-,u. do o .,t(i a fI.D.- of tU utui.t
v"uu'wuCT-iDitv.rturaii.taup'.i.n to u,m-.m-
for hicu it 1. rfc nim-nl
It i b. urn and uulrwd ari.cl, l.ut t iw tt.at t a. slotj
Ih. tt of a :mi j.r.' U..I N-i..r tl. A-tirr.c.n ioi V
aud iu r..,.ut.i,..u ,lu! ,rr u,.,.,...) ,., ,nf "Mar
prj.rat.n enact Th te.s.m ht in ii. f..r"ieU b
pr. mmmt an I ml; Wu o J'lunc.aii mud ii.d.i .icmi. -i.
a 1 j.rt. of 11,. fry i .um!iw, au" a car.f.,1 ,iu
aaicf tL Almanac , tuhn,hd annuaiiv by t!.,- i roi r
tor. and to t hmd (rratm ol ar. .4 tut ag-nts, cun.. but
atir tf m..,t ,k..u.-, thmt ta. rrt.M-.ir . ,W
x?rTiinr th itr.at obnt, it ha. btmwt
DR. II OOF Is A lll'S
BALSAMIC CORDIsAL,
rtn nit sm ry o ut or
Cough, CM, Croup, Ho.inen,.
nrrtwft..'.. r . . ( r ' - ,
' ariting frvm Cold, Incipient Coutumy.
tio, and for the relief and (, at all
b!e)t-ur 0 Patient in .tdvetred tta.jtt ,f
th I tit it r dttruse.
Tb:t-let atd r.-j,rati.iu.liath U.tWr. iif b
oonfldrntly rrhrd ,.. I, j. ivt,x ,r . cU.. ,
t moo. gfur.! til l in. r. f.tal tli.o auy olu.r u. L.ch
tba prop of thM countiy mrs suhject tho.. .Pr.ni1Urf
fiom a -.lucht coi l iui.t.nuan.t aulhitv. lr H.l
7:.V o 111 ,H l vh" lu,,: mn 1 ' ,,ur ,cU' "
wbat tU Plagi s aud Yeii-.w aK a-e t th.of tl.r
couQtr. ; but. I ran a. r coaddrutlv tbat tl.rr u.l.rr u.
.liwraw. ..f grp!.trr e"u.jd,cty and ruorla t.v ti..a tt .m.
Latter.
A fu'tUr pn- I f lb teri.Ue f;, ltT cf di.m.
suit from a 'cotnmont cold" nuiT K b, . tMftt t
tbtol o..utr itu.Uf, ukt-l) from ,h record of th.
Hoard of U.IItjyX 1'u.aijri,!, a. cinf. J y oi,a i f th
most Lsaltby icrall!,e in tL uu.oo
isa.'. T.iUld.atb, ,i, Hal'a Wphia
lli.d of Counipta
.1 otlinr duirmmr. 0 iu uu
her,).
1SSS. Total 3atU
Ul.d Ot C'oOkUUlptlOD,
" all olbrr d:M-asrat
IbU. ToUl
DsJ.f t'.'a.otuption
" ail otli.r Jimt.sm. .
PrOUl ttlBM- tduT. It will U
fourth of ine total dathia the coun'ry ar. eiutt l by
u...uM, , , uomi. (f 01 i r nunwrcu vtL.r di
e primtiii from a "slight cul.l."
Io od tr b. ith your hr.hh : but. if sulterimr fr..in a
enugh or ci.ld on tbs lun., buy a tottW of H.a.rLAM.' .S
BaIAMIC OjlUilAL. and you may sfl count on a
eorr. Tboiinaud. har done sn, and bare certified to iu
wonderful ellrt.
Coughs KotnetinM j.ro-e.d f'om a di..r lrcd or a dys
peptic sute of tia uiacti, io which ca tha Oertuan
Uatera should l- QMd. la eam of caanM, or gn
eral dbility cf tli. .y.trn, iu!tiu,f fr-tu a .-orsr
ted c. iijjh.tha i;rniii H ttei.alll l found i t rrrH
benefit
frepaivl orly bIr. C. U J arks u, 4IH Arch Strwt,
llii aJelpli.a, and for malm t y Iruvt an 1 Storekeeper,
throughout th. luited tiatc. and Canada, fric. 75
cent, per botiM...
lorie by K Thayer Co., E. I B.ilButi-a. and Ne
b o 4 Bro , Lan.mg, and all rvs.cUbi tfugg .1 In the
Inton. i,iu3
SOMETH1WC WEWI
NEW STOKE!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PKT0ES V
mm k mm
Have just opened on Wahint.'tati Avenve.
ono tl.xr South of IJiirr ii. ilrow'a
Hardware St.r',
AFULL STOCK
OF
staple m mm
Groceries. Boots & Shoes.
HATS and t'AP,
To our riecd-i, and the publiu g.DTa!Iv, we say:
Slop and tee our Goods,
AND
Examine our Prices !
As wo tiav
.ot Time to Enumerul Eitlicr!
But w will show you cue of tbs
Beat Selected Aor.mentt,
Arid at ptices which will defy compvtition,
for Ready Pay only.
Linting, Jan. 25, 1850. 1WC
SPLENDID asortnient of DiMes, School
XX Books, Wall Paper, Curiam Papr, Cloth
Shades, Curtain Fixture, Farcy Good, Perfume
ry aud Tftilet Soap, just reo-ived at tlie
CITT BUCK isTOIiE.
BIILUIM
AIJD LUMBER YARD.
IB AVE on band and for sale, a large and well
selected stock of
PINE L UMBER,
Embracing all
ities in g?r
"'r.e-s and qua!
r?i2tu Boards
for Got
i'J.
amount of
first, sp
floorin'
r':i, r.( h and a fourth
ry ; ;iv f.ir rash.
Al.', Jt't tf Frnntlin and Joittt,
i' all k .'Lir J Roof Boards, Board and
Slick Ltth. 1i V11 choice Shaved pins Shin
gle. A axoutitof Hewed Timber. lia-
and WLit'.-riod Lumber, Ah and Basswood
Floors g.
The afjOTe lumber will be sol 1 rough or dress
ed as desired, as I have
A PIninlne Machine
and can f U all bills ot work and material for the
entire fix.ishiriffof houses. All common s.Zei of
Pine and Whitewood Doors for sale low
Those in want of houses or building material
will do well to give me a call, for I am bound to
compete with all coipetiton, let the price be
what it roav. All kinds of produce ana occasion
ally a horse, wagon, watch, cr fcod cash note
taken in part pay for building or Houses and
Lou. c. c. Liwuor..
Lansing, Jaacary 1. Itf
ConmfHioDen .lofice.
TITE tbe undersiened having bea appointed
If commissioners upon the estate of Leonard Is
bll deceased for the purpose of allowing claims
against fri estate: .ot:ce is .nererore nereoj ,
given, that we will meet for the purpos of audi
sing accounts agsdast said esu, oa the third
Monday's of February, April and June A. D. 1859,
between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M., and 5 o'
clock P. U cf each ot said days. Six months
beice tbe time allowed by the Jude of Probate
for presentingdaims against siid estate. All per
sona are therefore hereby notified that unl-a such
claims are presented upon the days above roen
tioced. thev will pe forever barred.
URI I-BELL.
GEO. W. GIBBS,
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BUY YOUR
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED UT
WINTER STOCK
OF
Boots anl Sljow,
And trill sell them for Cask
CHEAPER TIM EVER!
ALL KINDS OF
CUSTOM WORK
DOXE TO ORDER.
All Work Warranted.
GIVE .TIE A CALL.
I will ty the HIGHEST Cash Prioe for
100,000 HIDES I
E. P. DOSWELL,
Oppotit tks Stat ffmm.
Lansing, Mich. 180
HTG-ERSOLL'S
ADVERTISMBNTH
This is our last kdvertiscruent In tbe pprt Im
suis snap, vv Lav tb most satisfactory svl
djDC that
TNGERSOLL'S STORE
Is tbe uobt Popular, uij tL tuoat
Extensively Patronized
E-tahlihLmc-nU in the Countrj
With this we are satisfied, and bar notiJ&x
more to say, except to Under our
Thanks to onr Customer,
For their Liberal PatroDtire. and to
them that it will continue to be oar object
to keep tbe
Largest & Me&t
ASSORTMENT OK
(DUDS
W! bave made anotbei Addition to oar
batQCs via : a
Merchant Tailoring
Department, which will be under the laper
vision of Downs, the Tailor.J
OUR MVf GOODS
Have all arrived. Our assortment tut
er was tetter.
GOODS ARE LOW,
TIMES ARE HARD.
And we have oever felt more disposed to sell
GOODS CHEAP
FOR
HEADY PAY!
Ha IIIGEEC0LL
La&alng, Oct. 1st, 1858.
Notice.
THE s nbecrber has taken up at his premises is
the township of Vevay, io the county ef Ibj
bam, two stray heifers, past one year old. One
of them is of red color and the other one la of
about equal proportions red and whit. Tbe
owner IS requeue M prv yrvyvnjimj uasrg-
es as take them away.
aitaXs.
Mason, Jan, 4th, 1 63.
194 w.
And to sell tbe