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do not
"'. nohtital questions to
J"? All case. I not PP0 t0 20
!i!rial character of parties. To do so is .
P!liuste sad th gentleman who has just
5? to r!gb to do is he phases, but I
for following his example.
fae Pf" thiak that U ia mattr
that yott should consider as incontro-
'Tprotd, aJ which Bailey, Whitney,
zLJtai Wis wH tare sworn to. Such ia
ItMhw you are expected to weigh and sift
-Liinon. and make it stand to the circuiu-
rfthe case, wL5ch cannot, and do not lie.
pStT peck's account is to be believed, he fin-
. Zi the binding of the law, on the 7th cf May,
t eleven days more, hi account would
Peck
laws
oi
ma
that
not
and
"owed by tbe Board, There is no proof
7 tf . ,np receipt was given, i. .ou iue
.allowance, there is evidence enough that
t w of this claim and allowance of May
it. had it 'n bis hands. He went before
mih it. Mr. Teck writes to Merri-
ji Jan. 22d, bat if the proof bad
SI found, the reply in tho newspaper should
fTL- distinct and explicit. Mr. Teck writes,
- that tfl binr'trlf had drawn the monoy before
."osrance was ma le. We therefore bring
. n1, thnae two fact:
v Ultv
. fajg accounts and that he got the money
them. There is not a word of proof that
jjXrt, or anybody else, bad been there to pre-
, or to zet money. Mr. Peck did
(k. -hofcof this business. It was the only ac
ntof Mr. Teck with the Board in May.
-Z-of cerUia witnesses. I
i ne arsu
them
n-e ir.oi.ths afterwards, on tha 18th of Aug ,
v find Mr. Pfck tarried before the Board of
nJitors. claims amounting to 2,4i2 60, in
bich amount incladed the ft 50 allowed
Wt 1. Three claims having been aJowed, Mr,
p carries thtui to them t ) the Treasury and
Meients them to Mr. lUil-y. He went also and
bfOBglth'Hbciok; and what sort of a thing was
datbotl? Why did nt Mr. Bailey look at it
Jh figures were there, both d-ht and credit, and
did not Bailey lock at the l-ook and a-k
Peck why did the 10 come again before the
n i k TVrk's instrunienta'itv. This wholo
nw "J
jtorr is improbable and incred'.hl- Tho story
of Bailey is improbable for another reason. Mr.
Bt,1e charged the State with the entirt of the
allowance of the Board, withont deducting the
45'), although I e says that Peek did not Uke
the 450. Iid he do so to get th" money into
his own pocket? If so, what is his te-tiiaony
good for. He impeaehes him-wif, and ought nol
to be believed.
If this transaction had been a- lhi!ey atated,
why did be not make a memorandum, t- -how that
the f45) had been paid. He did not do ho, but
charged the State with the whole amount. E.
H. Whitney was a singular witness. He changed
color like a kaleidcscope. You all saw his agita
ted manner his change of color and nervous
agitation. He swore to a conversation years ago
with this precious Mr. Bailey, and made two
learchesfor a slip receipt, covering this sa-ne
150. He swear also to matter of great j ar-
ticularily, of great minutenes so great as to 1
make me believe that he has contrived the whole
rtorv. So man ran recollect thinn for year as
he has stated them. There is no so great proof
of contrivance, as the iuiriutenes of the story
toll by the contriver. From 1 53 to 1 95 he
an-ie these facts in his breast, and all of a sud
den, suddenly recollects the whole circumstance,
bat he could not name man, woman, or child to
whom he told the facts. I believe the whole of
Whitney's testimony, to be a fabrication entirely.
Mr. Bailev does not reeolht t looking into the
ledger.
Mr. Wiswell recollecta certain things. He
recollects almo-t everything which his friends
told him. I do not believe he was present at
any such interview. I do not Wlieve any such
interview took place. Tho whole testimony is a
fabrication, in my belief.
The witness Mead pretends that lie saw this
famous receipt on the ledger, in 1S53, two years
sad more before its pretended discovery by
Thompson. Here then again was great and sus
picious particularity. He could almost recollect
the exact day when ho read a receipt which did
not concern him, after a lapse of more thhn two
years. He went with Thompson, in January,
1856, he went to seacli the book, and found the
receipt. Mead had had thelookinbis hands half
time for Tear, yet lie was set to eoarch with
Thompson, and when they found it, thej had a
celebration. Thompson was happy elevated
gorgeous but Mead wa silent. These two
witnesses differ cential!y as to the position of
the receipt.
Mr. Teck, upon being informed of the receipt
treats it as a "lip receipt, instead of such an one
as they now pretend it was. If the jury do net
believe that the receipt in question ei sted on
the 19th of August, 1S.V, you must find for the
peopie, as Lard and severe as that verdict may
be on Bailey, and he will be in fact found guilty
of a foul and wicked contrivance. The tnkiag
off, and pasting or pining on the receipt upor
the book, is suspicious. The misprinting of the
receipt in the Journal is another euapii'ious cir-
cumstnnce. l"p to the time when Teck cam
home, the wholo theorv of his defence consisted
ia his having given a slip receipt to Mr. Bailey.
Mr. reck his demanded this investigation
and it is important that it should b full and
thorough. It is doc as well to the State as to
the defendant, thnt the whole truth should b
eEcited, and a fair and just verdict given. In
this investigation Mr. Trek has friends warm
Political and personal friends. He mar have
had around him some who are not sempulou
who haviug concocted extrajudicial affidavits and
sworn to them, have now come here to swear
the same thing through a jury of Ingham county
Thompson carried the book to Jones, with the
receipt srrongly wafered to it, m they pretend,
but CoL Jones swears solemnly that no receipt
was wafered to the book. If Mr. Thompson ha.
a motive in convincing CoL Jones, he had only
show the receipt, if genuine. There were no
wafer-marks upon the book. The contrivance
hsd not bee effected. It the receipt had been
shown to Jones, that would have been the end
of the contest. Mr. Whipple casts a sneer at
the fact that the ink was not yet black upon the
"tteipt Col. Jones and Mr. Bingham both pos
itively swear to the fact, that the ink was fresh
and the paper clean, and folded down sharp.
Wh these witnesses are experts upon this sub-
J If the iuk wit as stated by them, it
PuJTCally impossible that the receipt could have
0 written more than two tears and five
tocths.
Mr. Whipple enquires why Col. Jones demand
we money of Bailey. He did so because
y had promised to pay the money if Teck
""not. That was the reason.
w ny did not Peck allow Bailey to pav the
Was there any good reason ? What had
pck to do with it, if he never had it, and it did
oelongtohim?
" asked, why was not this suit sooner
ntJ I had no time to attend to the suit
first caned upon by Col Jones. The peo
ple wanted and needed the book and receipt which
"Wrned more than Mr. Peck. It has been
waavantage to the State that the book has be
""" The case is now wish you.
CHAGI or JCDOK LAWIMCC.
State claims that feck has received $450
twice, and the action lies, whether Peck received
the money designedly or accidentally. The sim
ple question for you, is to determine whether
has received pay for binding the session
of 1353 twice.
ine people nave show n two allowances, both and
wuica nave oeen paid. This makes out a pri- J
Jartt case. The defence undertakes to show
Peck has only received the sum once. I do
intend to comment upon the testimony of
Bailey, Whitney, Thompson and WiawelL It is
for you to consider and weigh the testimony of
fered by the defence. It is the conviction oi
truth, in your minds, which must govern, and
not the words or sentences of the witness. It is
for you to judge by the manner of the witness,
by other circumstances in the ca.
You must determine from the testimony, from
its probability, and from the manner of the wit.
ness. Something has been said about politics
and prejudices. You must divest yourselves of
all political and all other feeling, and bring your
oes juugmem in me consideration oi tne caae.
If you find for the J'eople, your verdict wiil be 1 1 -
for St50. and interest from August 18. 1853 : it
if otherwise, you will simply find, for tho dfon-
daft. I r -
Dry Goods. We would call the attsntion of
our readers to the advertisment of Jessrs. Amos I
Turner k Co.. at Lower Town. We know they I
have a very desirable stock of goods, and per
aume they will do all they advertise ; if so, we
should think it well for our ladies to call and see
It is only a pleasant walk to Lower Town I
and when you get there, we have no doubt you
will get well paid for the trouble. Mr. Turner is
a young man of sound business habits, and if he
docs not please all who may call on him, we think
he will nut be to blame. Try them.
v m art. The Allegan .tumil ?ays on of
the hands in the Heturd oftie lent a resident of
li'ittlt 1Jrr ho was working in Allegan, a dol
lar tob'.r hi exp!is s home for the purpose of
Seliig his wife, lit t itr h'r, and t'itbfd hit
fourte'f tiitiri with a dirk, killing h'r iliuct
inttantlu. Neither the man nor the dollar have
made their appearance here since.
Fiji.mt TnK JlsvivaLisT. Trofessor Finney,
the revivalist, is jireaching daily to crowded au
diences in London, near Kiv. Mr. bpurgeons
tabernacle. The receipts of the Wesleyan Mis
sionary Society of Knghtnd for 1858 were f.5o-
dOO a much larger puru than in any previous
year.
FaRSWLLK. The Cleveland I'lainltiler, is
plain talker also, at least for a locofoco organ.
It announces the result In Connecticut thus:
FArpwt'l dd Nutme"! The last nest ee2 of
New England Democracy was knocked to immor
tal emaah on Monday la.it."
Fire at Windsor orrosiTi Detroit. A
fire took placo at the Depot of the Great Wes
tern Railway, on Sunday morning, at 3 o clock.
Four Locomotives were destroyed, with 1,500
cords 'S wood. Loss in buildings and all ?70,-
l M (f.
DaTRoiT Tost Owes. O'Flynn, Buchanan
post master of Detroit, resigned his otlice laat
Wt-.lnt'dav. to take eflect JaV 16th. Duel will
Ikj his successor, prodably.
A Dtin-LocK. Tho Legislature arid Execu
tive of New Yoik, are at a dead-lock on the bill
granting :
..V, dollars to theSuaqnehannah
Hail Road
.ViiorT to Travel. (Jov. Seward will sail for
Europe on the firat of Jay, to be gone 6 months.
In about two vears he a ill be sending certain of
his fiit-nds abroad.
Jartin's Jajoritt. The majority for Chief
Justice -Vartin, upon the closest estimates, will
b 1-2 'JiiO. The State Canvassers meet on the
loth of Jav.
DsATn or as Ex-Governor. non. William
Bouck died at Srhoharrie. . Y.. on Tuesday
last, nged 74.
Jf i lit art OnotR. The Adjutant General ha
issued orders abolishing annual elections in the
lifferent volunteer companies of this State.
Diocesas Convention. This body meet at De
troit ou the first Tuesdav of June next.
PiccoLOMiNi. Pickled
IlftniinY is to be and
sing in Detroit this week.
Sap Accident. Nine fiishermen were drown
ed c!T JonrH, Jfichigan, in the lat gale.
WiiOMSAtK Drownino. Thirty men perish
d in a crevasse, near Jfemphis, on Friday last.
Asri Hem. Tho anti-ret csss are decided,
and the Putroon'a title is sustained.
AT Large. Margiret Burke, the alledged
diolesale poisoner, has been acpuitted.
In Bath, April tenth, bv Ilev. Win. R. Norton,
Mr. Ciurlis F. JfrLiKtr and Jis JeRrsna L.
Dotlc, both of .Iferidian.
DIED
At Parma. -VlChlCan, April tiod, Of typnoiu
fever. JoilM Cal.Vl, aired 1 S vearw and mouths,
the onlv son of Col. pohn and Caroline Anderson.
- . i
This early, death has buried in a youthful grave
the brightest anticipations of an eminent life, and
fondest affections of a community. He was a
vouth trulv beloved. At this eariy age he had
won the highest esteem of a'.l who kuew him,
by his amiable temper, manly deportment and de -
votion to studies, which waa evinced by an unu -
sually large concourse who wept with the atnek-
en family at his grave :
"Alas! hi cl;and th.tt lovely Qoaer,
W hich blontned t.i cheer the l;ert,
Kir tleetinif comfort of an hour.
II..W soon we ae caU'd ti j art."
SPECIAL X O T I C E S
Micnitfis FivtaLt Coli.k.s. The annual ex
amination of the pupils of this Institution will be
heldattheCol!eretinon th iSth and 25th of
this month.
The Rev. Mr. Abbott will deliver an add
before the Calliopean Society in the Represen
tative Ilall, on Friday evening, the i9th ult., at
8 o'clock P. M.
The neit Colletre vear will commence the 8th
of SntemWr. 1S5. A. C. UUUr.lvS.
Lansing, April 25.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MISTTia! I
RRTAVS PULMINARY WAFERS ARE
uufailing it the cure of Cocaus, CoLra, Asthma,
Bronvhit". Tdrot, IIoar3ise, Dirri
crLT Breathiso, IscintsT Cossmprioif, asd
Diseases or the Lcsgs. Tbey have no taate of
medicine, and any child will take thetn. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
befor despaired. Testimony given ia hundreds
of cases. A single dose relieves in tes msnis.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafer the ori
ginal and only geniune is stamped "Bryan."
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-flve
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, X. T.
For sale by R- THAYER, & Co., Lansing.
ST t-AitL wolf, I'roi. of Music, deshis if
he meet with sufficient encouragement, to com
mence immediately a course of instruction, in
the city of Lansing, on the Piano Forte, Melodi-
on. Guitar, and singing. Also, thorough bas
harmony. For particulars ennuir at th
printing office.
Proclamation to the People.
THE POCTK1 OP PHYSIC.
Ilerrlrk'a Pllla.
Chan'.D,; wther, u-h at thin,
Caiin for eiercie of car,
CoM nor hat nor ha.f v ciuu
Ai Ru4ien eUacf of ir.
Taouh yni tare eont;tution
Subject to a!t humo
Tuu mar braT tha worst of elimatra,
If juu im tl.te ur Fua.
Thou.san1 now are strocj ao) rcbuat,
Who but lately writhel m fun,
Ever aehiniT, evrr Krowlinir,
The have f'.un i thair Uoa'.th aa;D.
Xow when cM M(!i-elr ht wthr,
Ther'e nofarot wi ehilii.
Fur they u tho- Lf;th pr rrer,
HiKKica'a Sroja Gum
ijr than l')0,oo et of J. bar- jieMei tt
Ho: than 1K),00) ce of l.fr Lav
" iurin th j.at f jfr. moT i.f which h
frn" incurv.. tr -i-i ,.h,.ie:n,
th,ir ' m wilh . w m No
.traint in 4:rt in nrmr hi! nsi thm. Full di-
r-eticna go with aeh box.
tW-SoMbyall the il5er throuih-jut the worM
Lpg Vn ' Ont. 8- Aart;T)nt4 a 31 j ag.
n:os m
Th Ijr iti ! Th Lti'TKi ! Tub LawkiI I: U a well e-
blikhed fact, that f a'! ooe half of the femii'.e (Ttloo
of our population, are eeM.vn in the enjoyment cf (rol
health, or to nw their mi erreicB ' never f.-el we'l "
ll e are lanu;fl, (Jtoi I or an energy, eitremeiy nr
an) hare do appetite. To thia claM of inv'.:.'..
the n.tn' German Hitter are tfcitxlly reeommen-
ile1. Thir peculiar tonic asd inYigoratiij properties,
reader them invaluable in nueh eases.
Riad ni T-t:ii.)!t. F. H. Oultivi uri : Morgan-
vn, I a , S'l. "i5, l'joi. hip me imxiiatiy l- ! xeo
i.erman Bit'er, and I amure you no medicino that 1 veil
t-ive auea general satisfaction, the i5emaol for it beic;
(.. J all piece-lent. It affurs me pleasure to sell a
rnr&ciL no natitfactory t all. Our phyrle.ans no loofr
at at it, but ar cam;?He4 t. acknowlv.lr it intrin
value, and the greater part of them l.re liaJ maj-
nau'mity of eoul tullicient to lay -iJe their prejud ce
an 1 prercrlbe it in their practice.
Ask for I li'mum liitieri, aa 1 Uke nth:o
tle. They are prei arel by L'r C. M J nek.' n, il Arch
trnet, ('hila'lelphia, t'a., and are toll ly (Jru -t aol
storekeepera in every tuwa and rillno io the fniU-d
Sta'.ea, Canada, West Udie an 1 South America, at
cen'u per b tll. CU'"
PoiToa KlKH TT, of Ietroit, will be!n Onind.iira
on tha Uth, Eaton Rapid on the I Jth, Vnoti 13:h and
t the IJtnsinK H'ue, Laamng, on the 14th dayt of ev
ery month, to attend to patw-nt afflicted with rhnnic
or lingering dieaee. See advertiiment
Medlral Science.
The history of " IMOKLAMV.-S CKRMAX riTTKK
:he mt remarkable Medicine of the day, and the many
eures that have been performed with it lu eaes of LIVKR
COMPUUST, UYdPEPUA, XEP.VwUd LKBIUTV, and
eaiee arising from a disordered liver or stomach, places
it a'nong the most atooih!r.t diAcnveries that has taken
plaee io the medical world. The dis-e (o which the-
bitter are applicable are ao unusual ti.t tln-t a ir but
fiw of our friendi who may uoltmt their virtu. siu lheli
on families or circle of acquaintances an 1 p''e t ') i
own satisfaction that there is at leat w reniedy au n.
tha many advertised medicine, rieservlt.tr the pubic
commendation. It is a fact that, ::. the nru '.s i-f m iv
persons, a prejudice etit awin 1irI are ca!d I't
ent Melicine ; but why should t!; preent y r-o ?
an article that has t;ieh a anay tflin .fy
upport it as U J'i!lud' Oermaii IJ :ter-N '.'. mn
prescribe it, why should you d ar l it J us i !n
eoasidarM men of talent, hav- and d u-e it m the r rwr
families. Why ehould you reject it rietirymen
thoe the most eminent, take it : why h"tild r.t y
ImI not your prejudice usurp you reaiaa, to the ever
lasting injury of your health ; if you a'esick and req jire
..,,
C. M Jack
son, V". 41S Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa ,and by flruir
gist and storekeeper in every town and village in the
Vnited States, Canada, West Indies, and South America
at TO cent oer bottle. See that tha I'jrnature cf t. M
Jackson is on tha wrapper of each bottle. 4'2
Four LoJifj-Stantllnir Caaea of Fever uil
IfUl rami ante nnug tugoott inaiaii
Ibolvgogw.
iVevaa resrtrtallt Druggut, BtlUvut, O., Miy j
Geyis: I am out of your Ajue Hyrup, and vrnh you
rould forward me a (apply immediately. It ha thu
far proved itself a great remedy in Fever and .Wue
have not heard of its failing in a "ong'e instance to eifi
a thorough cure. 1 know of four kn s'andinif cs! in
rhieh Ojr'od' Indian Oi 'le ue and many othr thin.
were u 1 without breaking up the ihsee. Vo-jr A;l"
SYRU? etTneted a peedy and permanent cure. Si
months have now elap.-ed since three of the caces were
rurel. The fourth rae wa in my own family. It was
of five or e l months' tan lin. The rhd oue drd no
gmd, but jour medicioe effected a speetv cure.
W H. liHU'.K.
Mr. A. W. B.IVMTJX, of Pulaski, U , ay : '-S.nce th
virtues of y:ir A'il'E SYRL'i become known, it ha su
perse-led Oirystie ila!am. and all other prejirtra
ns. No napleasant ejects m'Vu le 1 i: ue The pa
tieot rapidly acquires strength, and is on at'le tr go to
..rk. 4vJ"
Fro f'f RJtlnrif t)if SimiLvj Htruri.
vr:n "Si-nY Mkkctr'i ,"" )
Puila , Ma'ch 30, lH.
ParS:b: A few week s'nee I w sjfferinj under
I sever cold, which, I ke old " lyler urip,'
rk complete
p msvssiod of my svs'em, rarkin m with paini in the
jo:nt, headache, sor thn.st, and a feMx.j of Ki-ural
Isoguor and rfrt.lity, ilmnt itnlarktt. r..usilm mf
lf with th rtlectiin that it waa onlv a commnn cold.
nd wool l g ps off, I ttnV no rrm iy f.r it ; but it
rapidly beam won, and I was pompe'.l I tiintk s"me
(ff jrt to chclt its pr"ifTss. I therefore bought a hotl
of your Bal.aaiic (rdiai, aad I am happy to s:iy that its
effcts wire alinnst ini:cat ; in thre d' tim the
(Trip" was lorweiwd, and by the end rf the wik I was
completely cured. I should u w unhesitatingly pwira
mnd ywureort1al to ail similarly irtl cVd.
Truly vaur,
(iF'. W J(ri?
Prepared only by Ir. C. II Jackihn, 41S Arch Street.
I Thilalelphia, and for sa'e by PruirjUts and Storekef oers
I throughout tha United 'atea and n a Trice 7i cts.
I t.ec bottle. 42u
THE GREAT E5QLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Iill.
1 f BOTECTED
LETTERS
PATENT
1 BY ROTAL
T AREPARaP from a prescription of ir James Ciarke
I it. 1 , rhvaician titraordinary to the Queen This
DvalnaM aletic:oe is un'aiiiur in tne cure or au m
painful and cancerous U'.eases infulsnt to the temale
ct-nstitutiuo.
It moderate all eiees. removes aU obstructions, and
&rins oa the mocth'.v t'enl with reirularitv. The
il!la should b- used t or th-ee sreks ;rvious ti coo
flnement: they f.-rtify the constitution, anl lessen the
suffering duriot; laHr, nuM nf the mother t erfi'rni
her duties wuh safety to her-if an 1 ecu.'..
FIRST THKhS MoXTIlX -f 1'rtjn.mn. at tK'y ar ,ur
to bring on Jfurafiaj. lui at any tW fi-ne try in
wje.
In all eases of Nervous anl Spinal Auctions, rain in
tht Back and Loins. IIavinese. rat fut on Mirfht t.ver
tion. raliitation of the Heart. Iaids of Spirit. Hvs
teres. Ack Headache. Whites. and all the painful dieae
occasioned by a diirdered system, thee r.ils w.il effect
a cure when a'.l ether means' have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimocy
or any otuer mineral.
Foil directions accompanying erch package. Trice,
the United States and Canada. (ne IVl'.ar.
..'.e Aent for the United States and Canada
JOB MiJf'lif, (Late I. C BMsr;n 4 Co..
Rochester. N". V.
K. B Oca Dollar and 6 pot tag stamps encU-sed to acy
aathoriaed Afsat, wuiensarea DcU.e.eciaimBgMipme
be return mail
'ForaalabvR Tmavaa, Lansing. 150yl
Patent Charm and Washing
Tlarhiuc.
"UfARRANTED to dve psrfect satisfaction o
do sale I These machines surpaas a'.l oth
ers now ia use. lor implicitv, durability, utllty
and execution without the slightest irjury to
clothes. We will sead these waahers for trial
to the houses of those wishing to purchase, as
they requir to ba used to be rightly appreciat
ed. Also, constantly on raaa or maae o oruer,
all kinds of
COOPER WORK.
Trass Hoops, Cistern. Packing Bar-eb, Batter
Firkins, Wash Tubs, Well Buckets. Sap Buckets
Ae.. at prices to iuit the times. Oaa door north
of the EpUopeJ Church.
THOMPSON Jt HrXTER,
Lanrinj, lf. !??
1 TURNER d; CO.
We Lave ree'd our Spring Stock of
GOODS!!
WE SHALL, SELL T 1112.11
CHEAPER
Lan anv other Store in the City,
cither at Upper or Lower Town !
We can show the Ladies Handsomer
Than cm be found at any
the Citv.
We sell Ilea J v Made Clothin-
We ei-11 Cloths.
We sell Domestic GtKxl--.
We sell Hats and Caps.
We sell Boots and Shoes.
We Fi'll Vankee Notions.
We Fell Hardware.
We sell Groceries.
We take in exchange Produce.
We do anything our Customers wish.
We shall not le undersold.
We shall receive New Goods weekly.
We shall have every article called for.
We shall at all times have the
LARGEST STOCK
to select from.
7E SHOULD like to have eve
rv person call and see our stock
V e know we can please every bodv
phall pell more Goods than anv
other Store, because we shall eU
Cheaper. Call at
A. TURNER & Go's.,
Lower Town, and see.
Lansing, April 2 1st, 1S50.
.lOTH'i; T COSTKAl'TOIlK
rpHEComnii-Jsioners of the Lexington aad Flint
JL River Swamp Land State Road, will meet at
the Lexington Lxchange, in the villase of Lex
mgton, in the county of Sanilac, on edncsJay
the first day of June next at 10 o clock A. M
for the purpose of letting all that portion of said
road in Samlac county commencing at the
north east corner of section :'.ti, township ten
north of range sixteen east, thence west 24 miles
through said rounty. Said road will be let in
sections of one mile each, to be completed within
one year. The road is to be built as follows :
To be grubbed thirty feet wide and cleared of
all loose timber, brush and stones four rods wile,
and all that portion of said road which is laid
out six rods wide is to be chopped ont three
rods each t"nle of the centre, and the whole road
is to be turnpiked in such a manner that the
center of the road will be thirty inches higher
than the level of the ground on either side. All
causeways to bo built of timber not less than 6
inches iii diameter and lfi feel long and covered
with arth one foot in depth, and all culverts to
b bndt not less than four feet wide and twenty
feet long, and to be covered with 3 inch plank.
The number of side drains on each fectior., the
length of each, the number of rods of ca'isewav
. to be built, the number and size of each culvert.
J together with all necessary information wiH he
given on trie aay oi "iting.
At the same time and pl.tee we will proceed to
let the building of abriJze across Black river,
on section five. Flans and ?peeihations of the
bridge may be seen at the store of J. C. t C.
aterbury, Lexington.
The above work will be let, bo far as can be
paid for in Swamp Lands in pursuance of "An
Act entitled aa Act to provide for the draiuage
and reclamation of Swamp Lands by means of
State roads and ditches, ' Approved Febniry 1 1 th
sjiy. Dated, Lexington, April 21t, ls;-y.
J. It. WILSON,
DAVID CPTTFR,
S. K.NETTLETON,
2o'wt CoHtmistionerit.
Aliuinitrator .otirc.
T)URSLANT to an ordr isued out of the Pro-
X bate Court for the county of Ingham, on the
2th dav of December, A. IK 1S5S, to us direc
ted, we will expose for sale at public auction, on
the premises in the township of Lansinjr, on
Saturday, the eleventh day of June next, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, the following described
pieces or parcels of land bel"ngiu;r to the Cftat
of Johnson M. Ilayward, late of said township of
La:isiiir, JescnoeJ, viz: tlie ea.-?t side of the
souin ea.-i quarter oi secuon s:x, an l tne nort.'i
fraction of the north cast quarter of section sev
en, in town four north or range two weet, con-
taininir ninetv-three anl hiir o:ie-hundredth
acres, invantoried at f2,"M hi. to be sold sut
ject to the widow's right of dower, and all claims
that are a legal hen thereon. Conditions, one
quarter down, and balance in 1. 2, and 3 years.
The aboves as an improved timber-land firm,
vinr on Grand River and conveniently sit
uated within 1-2 or 3- of a mile cf th. City
limits, with about 42 acres cleared, 25 seeded to
Cass tilao, a small orchard, fair dwelling, good
water, frame barn, etc. idows right ot dower
and immediate possession can he had for t Vj
1-4 down, and ba'ance in 1, 2 A" 3 vea.
Lansing, April 2tth, 1S53.
S. P. XEWBR0.
JOHN G. ZILMAN",
20?w3 Adniicistrators.
ALL ACOINCl!
EDGAR'S ESTABLISHMENT
IS IN FULL BLAST.
An airy, light. Billiard Room. i:h two
Tables, both new and '"First-Rate." A convenient
IIOWLIXi J!AIaOO.,
An orderlv. well supplied suit of
EATIXG ROOMS,
Where will be found aU the delicacies of the sea
Store in
son, with a constant supply of Fresh Oytcrs.
An extensile Grocery Establishment, wth a
PROTISIOX STORE
Stock, Confectionery, and other articles U3ualy
deal: in, in that lice.
The public are respectfully invited t- c-VJ aid
exaoilae for themselves. 1S3
iiimm, is April, m.
Trade hasCounnenced
AT
IMT.
lie
GOOD
All open, and
IN ORDER!!
Our Stock is much Larger, and
more Attractive Kverv Wav. than it
;as been heretofore. We offer most
kind of Goods at Very Low 1 'rices !
CALL EARLY!
II. I,rjtSOLiL.
1859
v r.vvoniTi: iioite
BETWEEN THE
East and North West.
Detroit and .llilwaukff R.iiluay,
(Open to Lake Michigan.)
AN!
Siritt I.'tif-PfMnre Hrt-Clnn S'eatner$,
Cltjr of C'trvs-laml. and C'lerrlMnd,'
(TU rou!i'.y refitv l f..r this rout.)
fS AND A FT F. II MONDAY, April Uth,
V IS 59, Passenger Trains will run as follows:
(aoiiiff W"st :
till ut
i i' a I a I t. u.
Pnp Hr:djv.d;.rt '.'- 1 "O I I 1"
a a r. a ; r a. r. u
Detr-.it. drt 7 ' 4.5 8 Oi
trn onville, nrrive 9 S" f'.Iio, 7.30
Owovw, do 10 7.40! 1110
r. x a. a.
t. Johns, d' 1-.1" 53.Si Vl.h
A U.
Grand Rspids, do 3 0?. iS 2."
i;rn1 lUvp.do 4 40) 3.60 3 &o
i Mir mi I r m
M:iw,,k., arr I 5. 12.15' I lilft
"j jMU N-ght j
I Areo ETpr'M'ie4 ' Mpress
I I r. m 1 v. M.
Milwaukee, depart I I S 1 1 12
I a. a a. m r. a
Grand Haven... dep j ! 4 (l MS
;ran1Rar'ds.sn;v.- ! 5 3l 5 H" -
i I M
St. Johns, do ! 7 'M V ;o 100
.'. I I ;;o ll .i
I m. r. m.
Ken'invi'.le. do ... 7 0 Q.i 2.1ft
j I r. .m
TW-iroit. arrive, d. ....l 94o;i2.1'. fi 30 00
' i I'. M . J- M. A. M. , I . M.
Susp Rri.Ve.arriv.-, ' .S5' V '-5 I 4 0) I 4.60
Kr.-fHimii-- Ht.-I in I)K:tat ir.r:d llavn
R .at -ili L ive Milwaukee on fATUKOY S at H P. U.
for tur l.v ij;lifs Kspr-s paeiirrs wst , hut 4 A
M tram will not i.k.b o .Jrvwvs.
Trmns U-.ive termini dadv, :indsy evrep'ed.
lYlc, "TT t.Ki. i.fil l.iNK is li" s--ri lor 1'llu.H' h'SI
iiNATCT!' N-.
AT MT;Mir ;ee.1t Wetm 1
K.tt Mi. !i:pin Vnrl an l M.rUi;.'
rav f r all r.o-n
ulliern Railroad
and I'i. itiI l.'tie..? ian""i
AT ;r'.A'l 11 WFV ''Villi "II imo" lamer f.ir Hii
cakT". .v .Vc
at mmavaukk:: with ti. m ;-;i.pi. ijer, m
fairo, Wntr'.'u, an 1 il-.tipi n ll.il'oa.U. f-r alt import
atit j"'nt lV't and V rt!i-".t. and on ti.e Miimippi
ier, anl vi'ii fi''iniT for r. ru 'n l.lk M.cinu
rm-.'iiiT 'nt (Ircit irp-tr:i H4'lvT ifi on the Had
ay I'erry t.-am.-r. at l. A; V.. tl. l.ck, i.-av.n? Ix-k a
S M A. M .H'i" V , and 7 V IT.
S'!iilT TKA'V" on ti ('.. W. R I .m M ! IM
CAH-- aUo .l.
Tin Cor:i'.nv' T.ine T.thie, can V had at anv of
the Stations
w. K. nr.. i.i'i .uf't
IV i M. n. (itlices, April, lsV.
virtue of a writ of execution iss'ie 1 out of
and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county of Ingham, to nie directed and deliv
ercd, I have levied npn all the ri:rht, title an
interest of Jamea II vnes, in and to the follow
ins described lands and tenements, to wit
the west half of south west quarter of section
(St t thirtv-six : also, the north east juartT ol
south east quarter o( section ("Z) thirty-Sve ; al
so, the north west quarter ot section (27) twenty
seven, town (2) two north of range (2) two east,
in the countv of Ingham, and i-tate of Mica
igati, which I shall expose for Ktle to the
highest bi Idee, at the front door of the Court
House, in the village of Mason, in said countv
of Ingham, on the ninth day of June A.
1 "i'v, at one o'clock in tlie afternoon.
EDY I'.AKF.R, Sheriff.
Dated. M.ion. April 11. 1SSH. Cw2"S
t ii i: r i: t; i n .
. J. S. WOOD, late of Albany, N. l ., is now
rea jv to attend to anv call m his profession
Dr. W. has had an experience of more than twer.
tv Oe vears in Denteatrv. Charges moderate
call and see.
N. IJ. Villaee Lots for .ale. Also, 133 acres
in parcels to suit purchasers, hall" mile west of
the city. O.Tiee and Residence on bloek fifty-si
corner .f Sevniour and Sajrinaw, street. lv2'.''J
lieriffal'.
BY virtue of a writ of execution issued out of
and under the serd of the Circuit Court for
the countv of Inrrham, to me directed anl deli
ered, I have levied upon ail the right, title and
interest of Arnoll W. Phillips, in and to the fol
lowing described lands aad tenements, to wit:
the east half of the south-eat quarter of the
north-west quarter, of section eleven, aad ten
acres off the we-t side of the south west quarter
of the north-east quarter of section eleven, town
three north of range two west, in the couLtv of
Ingham, containing f.fty acres of land, State of
Michigan, nhich I shall eipose for sale, at public
auction or vendue, at the Court Hou-e in the
viildo of Mason, on Saturday, the eleventh day
of June next, at cne o'clock P. M. of said dav.
EDY BAKER. Sheriff.'
By H. II. DCNKS, Deputy.
Dated, Lansing. April 20, l jv1. 6w2 j'i
Attac-Iiiu:-iit .otirc.
ELISnA COLLAR r. JOHN T. COLLAR.
Take notice, that on the first day of Jaa
uarv, A. D. 1 $"'., a rit of attachment was issu-
d out of the Circuit Court for the couatv
Iczham, returnable on the l?th dav of April A.
D. lS.i, in favor tf the sail Eliaha Co3ar, as
plain;:?, and ariinst John T. Co'ar, defendant,
lor the sum of three hundred and twenty dollars,
and as appears by the return of the f-heriff
said writ, real es'.ate has been levied upon
virtue thereof, and that the said defendant could
not be found. KLAlK a titKso.,
Plff's Att'y.
April 20th, 159- iCw7
NOTICE TO COSTUACTOKS.
TIIE unders-gned Coniiniseioaers of the Port
lluron. Bay City and Lansing State Koa i,
hereby eive notice that they will let, at Ithaca,
ia Gratiot Coviztv, on Thursiav, the 12th dar of
May, A. D. Ijjy, at 10 o'clock. A. M., all that
portion of said road laying between the south
line of Gratiot County and the village it St.
Louis, in s.id County of Gratiot, beginning at
the -outh ii:.e of said County at the southwest
corner or 1 ia town' 9 north of range 2fcest.
running northerly, and letting in section of ore
mile t aoh. Said road to be cleared four rods
wide, grubbed thirty feet aide and graded two
and a half feet high ia centre, with rail aad log
couseway a::d '.u':oes when tiec.-ssarv, with sutii
cieLt side drains to carry off all surface water.
Ail rails and ! ia causeaava to twilve Kit
lonj and covered one t.ot in ditth. Sluiet to
be two teet aide, nude as foiloas: tao under
Istwectv-two feet louj, taelve inches thick.
hewn on three sides; two upper timbers vi same
sixe, sixteen leet long, with live cu pieces,
eight inches square, covered with two inch ctk
plank ixtet n tovt long.
Tiie spec.acitioL for the building vi a l:r:,'ue
across the Maple lliver wi'.i be given on the day
of letting, together with such firiher information
as may te re-juire l.
The above wrW wi'.l be let i:i t-uis'iaiiee of an
Act of the Legislature cd the Sute of M'.chigaa. !
eattl.ed " An Act to provide for the Prainage
and Reclaiualivi.i .f Swaitp Lands by means id
State Uoad-i liiid Ditches," approved Y bruary
11, 1?5'.'. Lans'iic, April l.i'..
1SKAFL MOWKY.
UtTT.KN MVllKHUY,
4 w 2'"t (.""ivuVvjxsitT.
Mit'riff alt'.
BY VIRTl'E of a writ of execution issued out
of arid undt-r the seal of the Circuit Court
for the county of Ingham, and State of Miehigan,
to me directed and delivered, I have levied upon'
ail the right, title and interest of John Polloi k.
John B. Decker, and Myron J. Pollock, i:i and
to the follow ing l.'eribed lands avd ten -m t.h.
to wit: the west hall cf the north west (juarter
of section (i) twentVH.-iiht ; !. the eat half
f the aouth eat ijuarier t ecti(U twenty-
niue ; a!o, lae t-a-t liad d t!ie nortii at quar
ter of section L'.H twenty nine, ia townid.'p (:'
three north of rang (l)oveea-t, ui t'ie county id
Irighamand State of Michigan, !u-li I shall ex
pose for sale at public Viiidae, at the front door
of the Court House, in the village oi M.is,m
the county ol Ingham, and State of Miehigan, on
the ninth dav of June, A. D. ls.r,., at one o'
clock P. M., of sa:.l dav. Date.1, Mason. April
Uth. K. BAKF.tt, Sheriff.
Jowri
Tlic r:it IVmalr litlw.
DR. J. P. CliF.AIIKU is the a-ent,
and ret ii!, for Dr. Wheatling's (
wholeih'
eeletirated
Female Pills. These Pilis are truly valuable tor
Ladies, for they will restore rest or the monthly
courses, which they may stop from any cause
whatever, the never have l.iih-d in anv e se
here the direetiors around the box eontainiiej
the Pills have been striet'v followed ; indeed.
there has no ca of failure oerumvl to our
knowledge. Being purely Vegetable, they are
perfectly aahj. Single boxes mailed to order.
postaga paid, upon receipt of fx :t e.-nt po-tage
tamps good ai money. A ! 1 e-s Dr. J. P.
Creager, Haiti more t'ity, Md. nU'.r::im.
w
riiY la'hor'so hard whf.s WAII-
IN'd? I have a i-hemieal proeess for
cleansing clothing, by the ue of whieh tl;e
clothe" can fte washed vry clean will. out ''oil
ing, and with very little rubbbing. ! this
method much hard lab r c an be saved ; thr
wattling f'a be done in hatf the time, kx the
clothea are veiv white and clean, and last nen h
longer, for they are not worn by rubbing, :n bv
the old way of washing by ma hi:ic, X T!k'
articles used cost but little, and are eav to ob
tain. I mail the receipt to ord.-r, postage paid,
upon receiptof 5') cents: three cent postage
stamps good as motiev.
Address DR. J. P. CRKAGER,
n205:3ra. Hallimore City, Md.
Dr. CREACtER is the sole agent for Dr. Win
ders' Crlehraled Matrimonial ".Vri's, o
BfH.kt. No. 1, "A Hook for Young Men, design
ed to prepare them for Female Society ;" No. H,
Errors in Courtship ; No. 3, 1 roductive
Control." Each of which will be mailed to or-
er, post-paid, upon receipt of 25 cents.
QUICK S A L E S
AND
MODERATE PROFITS!!
A . It . IS A ii Is V. V ,
H ivini' Hil'tiisli,l Iii- S? l:
FAMILY GROCEKiKS,
Wuh a full and choice selection o i-v. rv !.n l
of goods in that line, invites the exa:iiinaii"i
house-keepers, before supplying tVm-.-lv. .
is his aim to hep no articles hut the tt.
addition to the GROCERY TRADE, be will,
usual, keep a conatant supply of
Fresh and Cured Provisions,
srcn as
HAMS. rORK, BUTTER, LARD
Poulfrij, Maclerrl and WhxtcFish
lie has in stor, . bct article in the hri'
SUGARS,
MOLASSKS,
SYKITS,
TKAS,
.SI'ICKS. ic
ALSO a choice art:tie w dried I nines. a gooo
iiubt'tute for Apples.
II has a large assortni"iit of
OHIO STOMl-U AKi:,
forming, together, a etock which Hot I-keeptrs
Boarding Houses, and private famiilr wo-:ld
well to give attention.
He has thanks to srive for past patronaje. and
Strong hopes of still greater for the future.
A. b. KAQLKY.
Lansintr, Jan. 1, 15'J.
sliet iff al.
Y virtue of a writ ' eiecutiou i-i:ed out
and under the Seal of the Circuit Court 1
the county of Ingham, to a;e direete.1 and
livered. I have levied unon a.l the r.ht. t.t
and interest of Wiliiata S. Ha", in an 1 to the f.
lowing described lands and tec-nient, to
the west half of the north east quarter of s-c.
ion (SS) thirtv-three, in townsh;p 2i two nort
of range ( 2 1 two eastin the county of Ingham an
State of Michigan, whicti I eiiau expo- lor ft
to tha highest bidder, at public vendue, at
Court House, in the village of Maaon. on tl
seventh day of June, 1 b''J. at one o clock 1 .
ED I JiAhhK, ler:a.
Dated, Mason, April 1 1, A. D. Ija. 2:r
h-riff Salt:
T)Y virtue of a writ of execution i.-sued out
JJ and undr the s;a of the Circuit Court for
the countv of Ingham, to roe directed and del
ered. I have levied upon all the right, title, a:
ir.t. reit of Bamev Srcith in a:.u to tne loilo
described lands and tencnieriV, to wit
eat haJ ol tne nortn east quarter or section
(l'Ji ten. in townahip (2) two nonh of ran?e (2
two eaat ia tLe co-onty oi ingnam ana Mate oi
Michigan, which I siad expose for sa e, at pub
lic vendue, at the front door of the Court House,
ia the villaga ox Mason, in the county of Ing
ham, on the seventh dav of June, A. D. 1 i , at
on o'clock P. M. EDY L'AKER, Sheriff.
Date-L Mason. April Uth. 159.
of
ATTETIO..
LL peton indebted to us on t-ook account,
j. or not, will plea.- cad and settl-i without
delay. A. TURNER k C .
Laniing, At.rl 1.
to
by
SPLENDID assortment of Bibles, Schoo
j. Books, Wall Paper, Curtain Paper, Cloth
Shades. Curtain Fixture, Fancy Good, Perfume
ry mi To'det Soap, just received at Tfc
CITY B00K STORE.
Take them and Live!
IW 4'jjli-'t tlioiii and Pi. , ffl
Hkkk:cx's Si.a Cni YiuM
AM Ml' MKLv.ruMj -Lasraa
Tries. l"hM unsurpawsd raoMw
d.e t.ave, by c'niaum renaent cT
rcack'.nd. Iw n pUaed at tha tiewa
ot all xniilar preparattooa. Her
r fk's Wfeiabie Puis, in universal
y.. .'. aatety and certainly ia
IL cur ol the various diaeaaea of
r..n, eicel ail her, and thair
m uuueetiobaMy ia treble that
f a.lo.her kit U In f ull iua
Ury are active Cathartic, ua
Ki'Vr dM-s 1 .w,aod cao.ir.
n a'.l lu In us l . Dii'laiu'.s, Siok
In.Ucl.,., tjer 1 Wa-ea, Kiduey
V: rr uinr. Mi owk ISeur
r. u! sk.n A "ev lines, tbey
u-e a if by aa.v. The
1'is are puislr vyrt raa tsl
aVeuat any tnue I f UJ or jr'nay t
. .Taoi.: c'.-H.v in rK"'inirst or
t ; Mt i .r a B-.edu-u.e
l.iti ir lnir u-d. but whea
Svb'iH.b.W :u a I'll! f.t univral
. It yi. IS-RrJ-l ol twuett-
ujir I'lils have nev-
-..j.. -vr luouih and a'li.n joiuts,
. l'heref.-re. pewns in want a
t to r ur. critiiti t curr, and ul ly
n't U I 'f n other. I 1M1. are
-. rr 1 a 1, a c n; vl iee utile "ugsr. no last f
mi' I v i.f t t'leiu. hut a-v a. rvli tk.-n a bits of
r n v. . r-v I tMU V It 'r , ... tTSIi , 6 ttXK,
m: a i ;;.
Il'rri-k Kill IrttcllKMiins
ll;ttor.
fle'-e r- n kh-! i'ia-t r. cure (aifS, wakneaa anl dis
.. .: I1. !'.. sul '':-a-. ill ltl-
?-e . c-r:a n :e iVi-t l.'.io lli. itiat the l'rpie:ir
in ..'it ."ii ''. i in i e. . i, haams and Hums,
ou t'r.i .:' .! K-1 Va'l.er. tr:i !er l! via ettttary a tapt
t ! : i V, i- ..ir.s i : ' -i.: r- ml .;t.T. l.a.-h nter
f-u in on' I ' w in. u'.'.is, and in r' eama'ic com
!'.:;, ;' an 1 f'u. .. ire.ii.eut'y el-t cures.
.ii. ? n'lo'hfr r-ci-' '' tailed, t nil dnc.K.n. will te
''mvi in the (ai-k ! f t 'i riV'uc si-aier. vticalieU,
iiin -Ti i.i : th-' o !. l stid "li'T, 'I trenlhea their
'.iitV and im-".e ll-ir .ir.' t v .ar.nj ( V-e n tlie
''te.e i k; r i' oK
le. at!. Minolta t'atart h SimrT.
Hi-.' :;!ird nirau''l rr a'.ati n in t: e cure ffa
ta'rli. I. if i. !k f:i.--, Watery and Intlaioed
Te. an! lho d ..tc-n-:.e iiims, reruMin( tit
l.i 1 ii i't sr. .:tat a tcts!l. r'.e , rare:y veget
t. f. c mn .th fil .li'e.tiiiu, and del 4 tit all tliat um
it 1- .tiee.M'iS tu"l it c.riiK't l fMii.i. I'KiCK '.'5
1 r MS
11 ait vi:i.i.-s lOMiinov i'mvi)KU.
T...' e "M. . .-i' e I l-,,.-... ,m-:: 1'mil tlie
I."'i; t-'.n '. . ' N V , sn t 'll .11 iuiiihki
,ui.'.;ie. tl.i"i.i.li tli 5 Id.e and I i-m Statrs Kv the
I t . 11 i veir, c to me tu f. a!l I'ther kinds ; in
i!i--i. 1 1 .-- an ! .f...'- tl.eir evecU'U-e 1. ackuitt.1
e je;l v ?(,. '. t i:ie villa u nr:'.iu iiijure.i. tlie
a ! .:... 1 r in 1 e a rte ! n U !.' 1 11; I'lem ; aui'e itiree
tit mi. ir t :i mi-U i- '. i--, 1 ,: i h".emeii are 111 it
.d t.i t. t':eir v.rtai-. an 1 .1 li;" nf their jia'i.
I. Alt' iK V k Ai.KS. -.' t I MS. "
twT. e al-.re aitiole are "M ly U7.0J aetits
!.e I n;te 1 Statm, 'iia'.a aud Siith Aorn--..le
l y 'l !rce I'r.iie ts in the nneia
HUtiil' K .V UllOTHtK-S.
J'ra .iii iVmt-.'r, .I'.'-my, .V. T.
t I an- v si de4'fr in Med dues, and by
1 viuitr M.'rctian! etei here.
It. II. I'.U.VrK, r'Hml Ajtnt
c, at
Dru;."
.aA.-'t 't"5a
. - -. " raa.v 'rm.
r V -v - a"C
S T A T K M Ka X T
OF THE l oNPITlOU OF TIH
.Merchanta' Itianrntiret win party of llartforM,
CON N E CT I CUT,
On th 'Mst f-arj f DrcnnUr, 1S5I.
A I I T A I.
tl.e C..ii:nv?
Am' iiiit of capita! o
I J'SI !.)
30 37'J M
ii"i;nt iri-lus
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lriIEREAS my son, James F. Botkr, Las felt
V my house and protection, without my
knowledge r consent, and whereas, th iaid
James I. IJ.tkr is a minor and has married
against my wishes, r.d without ruy conaent, there
fore, a'l peror;s are hereby forbid harboring or
truni'g ti:e said James F.," or Sarah Butler on
rev a"cour.t. xs I shall pav to debts of their con
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tracting af-.tr this date. And further, all peraoaa
are hereby forbid paying the said ."arnea F. But
ler anv money? from and after this dat as long
as be "shall remain a minor, as I shall claim aU the
availi his labor during his minoritv.
" JOSEPH BCTLER.
Mawn, April g;b, 1559. Cw207