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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09

- We would invite th,. attention -. nurIcid-
columns. IL is from such qp,rir, a. viii give
the public confidence in it, efficacy, aud have
learned from reliable sources tina, its virtues viii
sustain their fullest expectations Citizens OF tie
west cannot fail To appreciate the paramount
value To them of Il safe AMI certain remedy for
this affecting distcmpcr without either Vuauc
or minerals, and consequently without iiJury To
the constitutional health. Wc have more than
ordinary satisfaction in procaimin% this remedy,
want among Us, and serve to relieve great
amount of suffering -Eepabico", Uorsa,r, i"d
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e:OinS 1.:s.t

sTs-ire shments--llptel IA Depot Al Grand Haven
Boat xili leave Milwaukee SAT- Ri'Ah : At : + VI
for SatuTiy Nights Express ia>s"n."tS west. but "
NJ train will N"T LEAVE ~ -rNpAh~
Trans leave r.rn.ni daily. Suulivs "Sc"Ptel-
TIE rEiH;RAPGI LINE i- nov open t'r Frr.I' BIS
SE--.
CONNECTIONS.
At HErHOlG-titelt western Railway 80 All POM
Fi>t-Ntchrau Central ami Nchrrtu -"uth"fu Railroad
and TleN elani Line ~ Steamers
AT GRANBIANEN-Wih Huron steamer Tor 'Li
cage sc. Nc-
At MIlNAI'kEE-With the N.-,s~ipri. lAcr,ss-, On
cage WATERFOWL. aui Horizon Railroads, tr all import
an, point, West and Northwest, and the M~-I--rI
RIVER, and Win steamer Tor F"rts on Lake N"hs'n.
Passengers 'or Great Western EtiNty - on To" Raj
NAV Perry steamer at H. VI. 4 b'rh lrWinr DOCK q
90 4 VI, Il o0 Noon, and % = ".
NIGHT TRAINS HAVE sIFli1\% 'tES At
rACHtp
The Cpmpany'- Ttm. Table cau b" Lat AZ any "i
the station
W. X. MUIR. Gen'l SuP't.
H. 4 VI. r. Offices June. l>5H.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09

WHAT VIZ ARE AEoUT IN L,NsING.-
We are about In have railroad communication
with "all the world, and the rest of mankind v
We have built aud are building five handsome and
substantial church cdiiccs this year, two of them
of brick--wc have erected or have in progress,
ten large stores, six of brick--wc have in pro.
gress over one hundred dwelling houses, many OF
them largc. elegant, aud highly finished and or
uamented. We are grading Washington Avenue,
the chief business street, aud many other streets
and avenues, and are putting down some miles OF
widc substantial plank sidewalks. Who saws
lansing Is not On the move
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An ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENT-

IA RY To AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN OIpI
NANCE To RESTRAIN lIU,rS FROM EDN>.NG NJ
LARGE, AND To ESTABLISH POUND"
SECTION l. Re OsiI3Hti ~ fs Comm FiRCi q D..
cg ~ lansing That preventing "r hindeTin.
attempting prevent hinder, person persons
authorized by the said ordinance prevent hogs from
running large, ircm driving ho- found
large the city pound, shall BE- deem 81 guilty at
d-neanOr and upon conviction therrt r shah b. pun
>ed by fine less than three dollars, than
tiv dollars by Imprisonment in the ciy p'ntan.
NOT more than thirty DAYS both such Eu. imprI>
onncnt, in the discretion at the court
II ne AZ the common council roam, tbs 9Th lay q
June 4 - l>jl III III SMITH. NFF.r.
~, 4 u
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In Delta. q - miles ue.t of Isusiug, Sunday
ing, at ten O'Clock, NJ. WARREN rhIIMAN. Sgd Is
years
In DAIhi, Aug. :, 1851, JOHN +, e Z snt Z ~
ERaTr, aged - years.
The deceased was Young nan much respected ty al
VII, sn~ hun. lie tur-i with Mtsuuic hrn0rS On
Slh int when = y-ry iTse coucoLr~- oi friends
assembled in testimony Of their sympathy and respect
The friends Of the deceased desire ,r-e their
thanks The Fraternity for their kint
assistance IN The Performance of the last al OATS The
departed A discourse prescaed the 90
knick-rhacksr.
10 Uslta Of Bilious f-S.- tuesday last, ANDREW
sou Of JOHN NiNON sg-j l. yesrs
In Grand I-t,- saton Co of sever, S'n ot SANCEI
CHADWICK, Sg-t yeas
Near Grand i~Sg-, in The t,wn>hi cf On-bia, E.ns
Co VI l. HARRINGTON. If fever, 90 Monday, sr-,
about 10 years
In Benton Oneida. Of Mr.. GoNEI, Of fever. OF
Monday, aged years
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"VAGEoM MFN '-.Ioseph Mitch and
J. 4. Cozzens, a couple of hard looking custom
ers, passing themselves oil for "saiors ON shore,
were arrested on Sunday evening, 10y Marshal
Angel. They had led vagrant lives about Ian
sing for some days, sleeping in barns and vacant
houses. On Sunday they went Ia Mr.. James
Turner'S and demanded food of the inmates, and
conducted themselves IN a rude msnher. The
Marshal put them inthc lookup, and the Recorder
let them 90 on Monday, hoping they would slope,
hut they concluded not to do so. One of them had
a handsome S2p revolver.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09

THATKS tn NoEopy While our broth
rem Of the press, here and there, are juicy with
sweet acknowledgements to lady and gentlemen
friends, for presents of vegetables, allow Va to
say that We raised oar own Sunday dinner, and,
though W. Law no claims to scientific horticulture,
bet Us suggest that our sweet corn, summer
squash, onions, new mechannocks, mealy and
ripe, cucumbcrs and spring chickens, all OF our
own raising, induced IA to believe that though
weak in theory, We are 4" some on results liur
rah for oil Adams trade, after all
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SrEciFIC REMEDY FoR fns--A novel
remedy Cor conyulsion5 was brought To our at
tention on Saturday night. About nine O'Clock,
a heart-rending scrcech of murder, was heard
at a distance, aud upon running TO the spot III
company of another gentleman about our size, 1t
was found To proceed from an Irish woman,
whose child was in fit, and she had undertaken
to relieve it by rushing in front Of the next house
and bawling murder
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09

CoULD'NT CATCH IIIN TwIcE.--A certain Irish
man received for his labor a one dollar bill on
one of the Ohio banks, on which hc was obliged
To lose ten cents discount. The next dav ne was
passing down Nain-srcct, and a dollar bill
lying On the side walk, on the same bank, and
gazing on il, he exclaimed: " BAD luck to the
likes OF ye-thcrc We may lie; devil finger will
put on We, for lost ten cents by a BROTHER OF
yours YESTERDAY"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09

Lazy CCEu' oF FEyER AND ACUE oF EGITEE> MoSTl>
>f'>p>a.--I have male u~e in my family oi / !. II
JOHNS AGILE SYRUP AMI consider it the most valuable
of any hsue preparation within my knowledge. Il wa
first taken by my Wi'r. Who had the Fever aud Asu-
atogt eighteen months She had been under the care
al Ihy-c aus alt taken great deal Of various kind Of
medicine, without any APPARENT hrach.- Tie disease
lad rendered her very feeble an! d-hl.ra'-l. She
had taken III medicine but short un- bs.or. Ter Is
ease oxen up, aud -Ae restored tu .pt health Do
s.er!i'y cured tao # MY children oi Fever aui
have al" u.et 1t myself with rNcci.-nt effect Fvtr
and A,ur, when had any symptom ,l the aUpross 81
the % ease. JACOB II AZ
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No: iing Els" does me any Good.

Lt>c,~1rs n $. 4. Nav, ls5a
H.. , J.. ..>, ifas,.r. pa.,.
lIra >-r q A.,r been afflicted with Ey-,.p>.t i.f 81
r..t- aud until tLrrA years cout find
moline, n'a-n n.uH afIrrl rcl~t. Fortunately ,r
a,-, Does ,t o. To IIrrutna'- Herman Eti,r-, and
'i .ir, BE t th-u Rot. h"cycr, Nil, much faith
li.'t i-i'a.'l e. .r"itrt 10y their
J." uis -u,rr found that on t,kins f. " .,.es VS.
l....,ta .h. !.,h IA say eide AMI che-t, M appetite
frr,u. l gained strength. AMI iu fact lit stronger
,n 90 % D.. h.d. than hal tfr q ,us tune ,.o not
.., r, o rhc i;ti.r> d, can ob;sn trn.
.or ~ .ua. r- es any good ava wii.n, at AL
'.I" g. ',i' ct-e To any UntIuty -, t. know
tie '. IT, '-Hi- and hail with PLEASURE
tl.ui Of H . iu,y be- afflicted with -, o q-, or liver
COM, ., 30. t-ley- If an, hing vii give them ,rhei
'a', at t..t-i. ,i ~ Hollands GERM ial-rs Many
w ru trict have u.oi the Iat-rs with be-, ell
cat rc-.;- tnd have doubt you could get
, c,lf,r,.t- sou 70 a.. Them, for To ny certain
knu~ @ ,!,'.r" number have been v"sy much benefit
,.-l b., ~. 81; your medicine.
i;rp 'r'r,- mention that my usht.r about AK
wears - ,-v cured Of Jaunlcr by Iooil al ,,rInlu
lartrf, think best To mention this, a, have never
Lu,s.. tit.ui red Ia any other oi the kind
Especially yours,
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10 soyr'ts SeEesss.

' pursuance at au act entitled an Act of
L the Legislature ct Michigan 10 provide for
the drainage and reclamation of Swamp Lands,
by means of Stat Roads anI bitches, approved
February lth, I~1",' the undersigned Commits
sioncrS ON the Iunri, liouyl;on Lake and Mack.
mae State Road, viii proceed 10 let the work on
said road to the lowest responsible bidder, at
Lansing, in lngham County, Michigan. on the
I'D day OF August next, - ia O'Clock \. VI.
Said road commences at the northwest corner OF
section nineteen, town seven north OF range six
west, in lOnia CoIntv, and ends at the Straits of
Mackinac. and on the township lirr between
ranges three and four west. The entire length
is 2l2 IL miles. Il viii BE- let in sections 70
suit the bidder, bat 300 bil less than one mile
will be considered. i, IS to hc cut ont six rods
wide, cleared and Cguhhcd four rods wide, cX-
ccpt where there are !ogWavs, cIlyertS or bridges
Logways are to be Is feet Wide, and the logs not
less than eight inches in diameter and to be 81
zcI and spotted To place. Bridges and culvcrtS
are to be constructed after the plans and Spcci-
cations now on ill. in the office of the Secretary
of State. The road bed IS Ia be turnpiked two
feet higher IL centre than az the edge OF bitches
and through all Wet grouud grayclri. Fer far
Their specifications in REGARD IN the super tgIt.-
tur", Contractors are referred In ID" draft r~uh..
aud report uf said Commissioners a. adopted hv
the Ko,i Board at Lansing, July 1th, l,I'.
Contractors viii be- paid tor c"u-ttuctiu" said
road ia swamp lands, or ina money 10 accrue from
the sale of swamp lards, at their "ptpn.-n"-
troit, july H.. l~ag
II. II. LEROY,
SANFORD i. YEoNANS.
u
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DISGUSTED. The customers oi country
cooper caused him great deal of vcxaton 10y
their saving habits, and persistence in getting
all their OLD tubs and casks repaired, and
ordering but little new work. :" stood it, how
ever" said he, "unt one day old Sam Crabtrec
brought in an old bung hole, to which he said he
wanted new barrel made Then quilted the
business in disgust.
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An ORDINANCE TO PREVENT

n THE DEFO>ITING or DEAD ANIMALS, OR UTII 4
FILTHY 81 B>fANCsS, WITHIN TIE NAItRSU OF CEDAR
OR GRAND RIVERS WITHIN THE clll LIMITS
SECTION l. h ortiaat ~ the toG3,u c;,uncJ ~ Hf
cay ~ Lansing, That any person iersun> throw,
any manner Jepost in the waters ut Cedar Grand
Rivers tbutan-S thereto, any dead nnal, other
hhy substance that would have a tendency To .S'ro
the purity of SAID waters, within the Ems, SAID per
persons shall, upon icnn thereof, be- lined
each snd every such o-n>e "Sce-:inE twenty
tive dollars, b. Imprisoned Ia the city I.niteutisy
less than thirty than sixty t,y, h"'h,
discretion Of the having jurisdiction Of the same
together with the costs at pr" ecutIon.
,. 1t shall he laW person who NAV know
II violation of tine first sccii Ui TIA ordnance
either directly hy informal ca, To- make complaint
the Recorders Court, either =, the Justices the
Peace the Lansing who shall have full power
AMI authority u hear and determine. the .am-.
Done at tn. common council room, this 9Th day oi
June. A. II lSjg. III. u SNiIIi, H,g0r
A AKyi>IEDNt. flsrL.
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

II the absence of ether Botanic and Eclec,i,
l. Physicians, persons wishing to employ me
can be accommodated, il they are good anj
prompt To pay, in reasonable time.
:. ID. NEWBR0.
Lansing, July 26th, 1859. iv222
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EVE AND EAR.-Dr. Underwood, the
eminent and skiiIiul operator On the Egc and
Ear. has arrived in l.ansing, and may be con-
suited, at the Iansin" House, until Thursday
evening only. The afflicted would d" well To
cal on him Immediately.
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LAST WEDNESDAY RAlS.-At twelve
O'Clock on "Wednesday last, the parched earth
"e'a up ITS face to the sky, like thirsting child
70 It's mother. Vegetation languished-thc corn
raves We're curled up-potato vines, where they
showed life at all, did so doubtiully and despair
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II. II. LEEuA
Probate Notice.
IT. II III''l,
SANFORD i. lEoNA\S.
+ " TONS

.'TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of ingham, Sd.
" Alta session of the Probate Cont for the 60.
of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office in the VII
LACE of Mason ON Monday, the LIST dav of August
in the year ono Thousand eight hundred and
ftv-ninc Present, VIM II. piuchucy, judge
of Probate In the matter OF the estate oi Thomas
Hanna, deceased. cn reading aud filing the
petition, duly verified OF Anna l.. Hanna, widow
of said deceased, PRAYING that administration
upon said estate NAV hc granted to said p"tl-
toner and Samuel Hanna.
Thercupon it l. ordered, that M"nday, the 9TH
,lav of September next, at l o'clock in the tore
noon lie assigned for the hearing at said petition,
and that the hcirs at law OF said deceased, aud all
other persons Interested in said estate are re-
uuircd to appear at a session Of said Court,
then 10 be holden at the Probate Office, IN thc
village of Mason, and show cause, it any there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
bc granted: and Il IS ttrfLer or{erei, that
said petitioner give notice to the persons intcrcS
ted in said estate of the pendcncy Of SAID pcti-
tion and the hearing thereof, by causing a cory
of this order to lac published in the I.ansiu" Re-
publican, a newspaper printed and circulating IL
said county of Ingham, :; successive weeks Pr'vl
Gus to said lay of hearing. \ true copy.
WI. II. PI\CkNEi,
923w3 .udg" al Probate.
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;oops-We notice that Corycll

Nrw GnOps We notice that Corycll
4 .Ienison have Just received large lot OF Dry
Goods. Groceries. Boots and Shoes, and instead
Of breaking loose" ard offering to sell at cost,
they are constantly rePleni-hins their stock,
which i good evidence that they oiicr superior
inducements to their customers. They are GER
n.ns doing "tp-top" business. Success to
tIar
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Ye.rly NlvrrtismrnIs have The Prl'iIFe" OF t"rte
changes H.:
.,S.,s Advertisements, only. All others chnrg"dbs
the 4uAfe
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sheriff sale.

DY virtue Of one writ OF execution issued out OF
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county of lngham, and State OF Michigan, TO
ne directed and delivered, / ave levied upon all
the right title and interest Of James Hynes and
Thomas Garuchty, in and to the following desert
bed lands and tenements, 10 wit: the west half
of the south west quarter Of section 80 thirty
six. also, the north east quarter OF southeast
quarter Of section IS thirty-fve, also, the north
west quarter Of section - twenty-seven, in
township Z two north Of range > tvOeast, in
the county OF Ingham a~d State of Michigan, also,
the east half Of south resi quarter and the ives,
half OF south east quarter of section IS thirty
FIVE, in township one north range two
east, in the county of Ingram and State Of Mich
i.an. which | shall expose for sale a: public ven
due IN the highest bidder, al the front door o
/ the Court House, in the village of Mason, OF
/ the l3th day Of August, al one o'clock p M
| Dated, Mason, June q, A. D. 1889.
2lsw7 EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
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An ORDINANCE TO REPEAL AN

IA OGpINANCE ENTITLED - AN ORDNANCE II RI
IAIlDN To- CERTAIN SIDE WALKS AND CROSS WALKS. De-
SEcun> l. BE ordained ~ tie Cos,H"n 'aa7i + N
Ctfg # Lansing. that "r,luanCe entitled An ord
in relation certain sidewalks and cross walks
passei May 2Gih. l>ja, be ami the j. hereby
prac3
hone AZ the common council room, this eth dav 81
June. A. u. 1859. II SMITH, Mayor
GEa. \. ARMSTRONG, tl,rE.
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Tuesday Morning, August o. 1859.

CAvEAr.-Look cut for green apples,
green corn and cucumb5rs, about these days
They make doctors bills.
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MARKET oRDISANCE.-A suit was 'iied
before the Recorder yesterday, for a violation OF
the market ordnance iorbidding the sale oil meat
by less quantity than quarter. Discharged
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09
pr. i.antcrman, dentist,

will leave Lansing in about two weeks Tor the
east. where he viii remain for -ix weeks. Those
in need If lis present services, viii do Wen to
give attention Ia the above
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Take them and Live!
Neglect them and Die. ~

HksRlCk SUGks CoArEp nus
AND hiD STRENGTHENING FLASHES.
ElsS-lhese unsurpassed rene
dies have, by common consent Of
mankind, been placed AT the head
of all similar Preparations. Her
rick's Vegetable Pills. in universal
cos.facSS. safety and certainty IN
the cure ot tie various diseases Of
man. excel all Others. and their
sale unauestionably is treble that
of all olhsr ksnds. In full doses
they are active Csshsrtic. IN
smaller doses Iosic, and cleansing
IN all Bilious Complaints, sick
,iieadSche. LIVER Diseases. Kidney
1 rransemsuts. stomach lssor-
iers, ana skin Affections. they
'ure a. n by mGqsc. rLess
Ills are purely rertdlA. can te
'tSken at any time hy ia or ysaR~g I,
without change in employment ar
ii,i NsrctDs l. a e,ssd nrIic.ne
when properly used. bat when
compounded in a llli ior universal
- - IL rr.-x as.-sa.s4 = fs.Fi.
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SICKNESS. - The region around Ian
sing Is very siokly. Hardly ever more So
The type Of disease j. bilious fever, and the
Character Is obstinate, accompanied by conges-
ton. The neshoring county Of Eaton suffers
VIVA insham, as our obituary head shows.
The trst of August is an early period for the
commencement Of severe Sickness of the charac-
Ter above named And the probability ia that
We are about 10 have a long siege of il, as the
'e'er, when It prevails to any considerable ex
tent, hardly ever disappears before the Goth O
september Our principal physicians ave hardly
Dc found at home, night or day, at thu
time.
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sJ- Dr. J. ". KEKycrr, Eclectic Physician and sur
g-on, would most respectfully that lie will
:: johns the Eth Lansing the 18th and d. ,u
Howell GA the 18th Of every month, where be VIII y hap
~ 10 met his ola friends, aH peeaiy thoe vl"
hc,el wh chronic and lingering i.-ea-e-.
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A. I4ulr.,iE CrRE--Nr5. Hg-Iow, at schuyler tal-,
Clinton county, New York write " Though advanced
year, never had a cough IN my life and my
hret much dises sell that c"ul neither n
smell frr six weeks. Nothing could take would
r.ley" hut my cough increased until tried your
iI"oi l., tl>amc Cordial nav taken three bottles
and nov had myself we'll. attended church last Sab
bath i"r the trst time ~ eisltt W--hs.
Prepared nu'y by nr g. NJ Jacb .on, - u Arch - ,
Phshelphp. aud sab. by iru.-Is;s anI ,toreLe~-r
ihrou =, at th. United -t,t-- qul C,utl irr. -
per bottle iD.'-4
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CITY ORDINANCES.
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT

N ~ OINDlNANNlI ~ i Nv Nv i
IA TIiR CRY CEMETERY AND TIE STREETS EN
TENDING AROUND HE SAME.
SECroS b. Il ordained ~ ne Common C.rrii ~ H
Oily ~ LrnS.Hg, That person VII" shat NIliu!y ~
maIicIou>ly throw down, !eiace any mluuu'u',
tombstone board used Intended designate the
guilty ct mis'emranor, and upon conviction Thereof
shall be punished by uue not exceeding hun'lIe i
dollars Imprisonment in the county Jail, not
than ninety days both such Tine ami mpr >onment, ia
the discretion uf the court
Sec >. Any person who shall wilfuly AMI uIlciuu~iN
any grave, pull up otherwise NifulIy ami NAH
cou>ly nIuIe destroy -hrutheTy Bpwrr, other
thing planted >own upon any or lot ~tId
ctety Tor the purpose Of b-dauing the same, sht
vully AMI maciousy cut, break, otherwise inJure
any tree growing in said cemetery, shall he deemed
guilty of a mS-meauor, and upon convection thereof
hall be- pun shed by fine, hot exceeding hundred IL"
lars, by ia the lti ninety ia
or by both such the and imprisonment, the discretion
Of the court.
SEC = Any person who shah wi.ltuy dig. take an
carry dirt, sand gravel from the STREETS 3
81 her Of them the AMI north sies the citS
cemetery the northwest quarter Of section fifteen
shall conviction therefor b. punished by tine not
c.rIng dollars the first iuiracon ol this ordr
the second "r subsequent oi,n-e. De- tc'y-le hy
a acton at debt tsSGnEsit.
Done at the common couucl room, this Eta 'ay :,
Jane, A. H. 1859 IL "a. SMITH, Mayor.
GEo. \. ARMSTRONG, flert
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CATTLE STEALISG-Thc people about
Lansing viii soon he compelled to do as they
have done in other localities-ioin together to
form vigilance committees. Ca!;lc-Stcaling il be-
coming more and more prevalent. In two ins,an-
ces, stolen cattle were offered for sale in this city
last week Mr. James Turner had likely heier
come home with a bass-bark ON her horns,
which she had broken, and one Of his neishbcrs
had cow come home dragging rope by her
horns. Fraudulent milking Of cows on the COM
mons has been submitted to for some time, but
this taking COW and all, is carving the joke too
Ear.
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PARSONS & WILEY.

Attorneys and CounsellOrs at Law and Solicitors
in Chaneery, Lansing, Michigan. Office in
Cowles Block.
GEO. I. PARSONS n c. Willy.
y. I'D. c. Wiley will defend criminal cases
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09
STEPHEN NOREEiOUSE.

asIionabIe Boot aud Sh enaksr Boots AMI Shoes
ssntly on hand. mad order short u,,.ce and
At r-s. oua bic prices AL vorA warranted shop uetry
opposite B-i'ey- Ranking uaice Washington Avenue.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09

BURGLARS IN LANSING. -On Friday
evening, about halt-past eleven o'clock, several
sentlemen passing the Eagle Hotel. observed
something suspicious about the premises, and in
attempting to arouse the clerk, they started up a
burglar, who had made entrance and was Gu
gagged in rlnsscking the premises. He had been
through the Storc-room and dniug-roouI, and
when lac was disturbed, Was investigating the sa-
loon. lie hal entered hy turning the water from
a rain-bIrrel, ard inverting it under the wash
room window, climbing in upon it. The gentle
men gave chase, but captured only his hat, the
rogue being too swift OF foot for them