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"A HOTEL GAIpEN-One of the propri-
e'ors oil this paper, while stopping at the Bid
ue House IN Detroit a few days since, went with
'Chas Dihele to look at the Hotel garden, living
"or'h OF Jefferson Avenne, two and a half miles
cas- iron the Hotel. Col Dibbe has there,
'hirfy-hve acres Of excellent Land, twelve acres
Z" which, Is in a kitchen garden. under the very
"'shes, cultivation. aud containing every vegeta-
Ole common 10 the table. From this garden the
luxurious table of the Biddle House is supplied,
not only during the season Of vegetables, but
great quantities are raised for canning and pre-
serving IN other forms, for winter use. Col. Dib-
Ole expects among other Injuries to put up in
cans from two to three hundred bushels of TO.
ma,oes.
adjacent TO the garden, is a fowl ward and shed
~ poultry, containing at present, three thousand
mems and chickens, making sure a supply Of eggs
and poultry.
Inc Col Is no believer in stump-;ail milk, SC
NC mas set apart twenty acres of rich rasturage
"nere he keeps a stock of choice mixers, fol
'ne demands Of his own table.
ihs Is mere description of garden and pas
'are, and rot a hotel puff, or We should saw tina
the b'ddle House is still kept up in the highes
Ssie Oh nea'ness. luxury, comfort and good OF
DER, for which its landlords has en- celebrated il
'n's state, for near quarter of century.
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PERRY's MoNUxEsr.-The association that has

PEREY's MoNUNEsr.-The association that has
undertaken this great aud patriotic work, have
fixed on the 10th Of September next, the 10th
Anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie, as tho
time for laying the corner stone, on Gibraltar
Island, Of the monument TO commemorate that
battle and great naval victory. Accompanying
an invitation of the Executive Committee, to be
present on the occasion, We have received pho
tsg:aph of the monument as it is TO appear
when complete and surmounted by statute Of
the Commodore himself, now in the hands of the
sculptor The erection Of this monument is a
noble work and one that the West will feel
proud to carry to an early completion Detroit
Free PSess
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CITY ORDINANCES.
By AUTHORITY.
ROMANCE TO RESTRAIN

IA AND PREVENT HOUSES of HI-FAME WITHIN
THE CITY OF LANSING.
SECTION b, 1t ortItHe,t ~ t> Common Casrci of hs
CITY If L1nsing, That all houses Of IA tame, within tho
City Of Lansing, he eby declared 10 BE- public
ssnce and City Marshal j. hcrehy authorized 20 hat
the same By any legal means
See Any person who hall keep house of III fame,
any p-rs who shall b. inmate of such house al
Ill fame shall be deemed guilty Of mscmeanDr AMI
upon conviction therefor, sla b. pun shet by fine for
the first offence in Mt les tLau Ten 81! e-s
more than ~ dollars ami tr u" sec n', ny -a
Seguent offence by tine ." not los than ~ ems -,,
lar- mo. than hun red dollars and iu I.a4l
payment Of such fine, the court by whom such tU' e..
penalty ia imposed, shall commit the bIdy OF .uch Fcs
hnet, 10 he county jail of ln2hs county, not exec"
NJ ne'y days
II shall b. the duty of the City Ma ~1al,
b.. Waterman Of the City Cf Lansing, report Jt
Recorder, any justices tf The Peace ct sail ty
such house Of al fame the keeper the
same, with enty four hours after they shall have
ticc Of the existence Of any such house keeper.
mates under penalty Of five dollars for each
sion 10 rep ut, II be recoy"'"t ly ~ut b."
FOR ~ the Recorder ar any ju-tic" Of said city
Sec 1. This ordinance shall take effect tie third 'al
after lis publication.
Done at the common council room, this 2''h day q
August, A. ID. ls53. II. ii SMITH AGypr.
| A ARMSTRONG Clerk.
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SHORT One JURyMAN.-A Judge In one

SHORT ONE JURYMAN.-A Judge In one
Of the counties of western Virginia inquired of
the Sheriff whether he had made up jury. The
Sheriff replied that he hid empaneled eleven,
and expected to have tie other soon, a. they
we're running him with dogs.
Constable Rowley, of this city, bca, the Vir-
ginian "all hollow" the other day On the trial
OF a schooLmastcr, for throwing stick at the
head OF pupil, he had considerable difficulty in
getting jury. At length, thinking he had sue
ceeded, he counted and found but eleven upon
which, he exclaimed, in a tone of vexation-
"WeI, there's one here that's missing, now"
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
ALLEY ~ r.S MINUTES. 2,

BHlAN'S PULMINARY WATERS ARE
Gniai.ing il the cure Of CoUGHs, CoLDs, ASTHMA,
BgoNCHlTls, SORE THgoAr, HoAEsESEss, DIFFI-
CUT BEE>rnING, l>CiPIENT CONSUMPTION, ASD
DIsEAsEs Oh THE LUS6S. 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
o.; eases. single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-the orr.
ginal and only genuine is stamped Bryan
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty five
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n Y
For sale by r. THAYER, Co., Lansing.
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pursuance of an act entitled " An act Of the
L Legislature Of Michigan 10 provide for the
drainage of Swamp Lands by means Of State
roads and bitches" approved Feb llth. 1889.
the undersigned, Commissioners on the St Narv's
River and Mackinaw State road, will proceed to
let the work on said road to the lowest response
bic bidder at Saut Ste Marie in the county OF
Chippewa, on the 22d day OF September next. at
IL clock 4. NJ, at the office of said Commits
sioners. Said road commences at the east quar-
ter post OF section Is, town 4 north OF range
west, from whence to 81 Mary's River there is
road already co! Structed,D and ends on II. 81
lgnace, at the extreme end thereof in town 10
north OF range west, and is So miles in length.
Contracts will be let 10 suit bidders. but 10 con-
tract will be considered for less than one fourth
of mile
II Is 10 be cut out and cleared two rods wide,
and grubbed not less than 10 feet, with ditch or
bitches sufficient 10 drain the same, and form a
good and sufficient road-bed OF not less than 10
feet wide. Bridges, culverts and crosSways will
be required, OF substantial nature, and not less
than !6 feet in width.
Contractors viii receive pay in swamp lands,
and monies arising from the sale of swamp lands,
or in both, at their option.
f.. NUDGE,
y. l. DANIELS,
EDWARD ASHMAN,
o..
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H'r'as .-"n prescription Of Sir James Clarke,
" j. .-s~.e.tu r.<-Ja";iinary 20 the Queen. Thi.
.4,. % - 1'.i rul.lng the of all those
paIf'. ,. ras~#.-- Diseases incident To the female
cHu.tfGr..r
D. rr'rrs-- . -'r"--, .-uIuyes all Instructions and
ErtI.~ a. tir Wsutny rrr.'t with regularity. These
- -i--" u. used two three weeks previous to
i.-rDt. they iorty thr constitution, and lessen the
-uH-i'nr during labor, enabling the mother TO perform
her Hur". With safety :" Eer-rlf aud child.
TA.ss Pas stYUhi L. tr;Sn by females during the
FIRST IEiREE HDNIfiS ~ Pregnancy they are sur.
b. trrg niscrrria4s tEt a. any other tame they
SAT-
Do 81 % - >-ry,.,. ani spinal Affections, pain il
th, H,rk sul Inns. !-ayur-- Fat, que Slight ENer
ton ",5tsl the Heart, iowness Of Spirits, Hys
t-Ilc =. iirinrr Whites Sud all the painful disea
occr-1s~! rs t"Tcesd y stem, these Pills will
4 when FL other have failed, and although
pp-r rrt- ~ do unt contain iron, calomel, antinOny
or any other mineral
IAN directions accompanying erch package. Price, in
ti.r Jr.'.t states AMI Canada. one Dollar.
S,!.. .-ut Tor th- United states and Canada
JDB MOSS. date |. &. Baldwin X Co.
Rochester, y. "
s. the is''lar .nd postage stamps enclosed TO any
,lt.r-,3 A@-;t, will ensure bottle containing so pills
nv rr.urii mai
Lnr s'. =, Tti,ySR l5Oy1
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en- CLEgk : UEFICs.
Lansing, August ao,h. 1>53


STATE or MICHIGAN,
C.VI ~ Lansing.
To c. ". Butler, Orange Butler. \. Butler, Bush (
Thomas Z Z Beetle, - Cooper. +. VI. Cowle.. Adam
Du-sl, v. nck-y, !. ". Downs. Frsrk DAVIS, Wui
DAVIS Henry Foot. J. Harris. q A. Jensen Whitney
Jones' Jams joins r. g. Mcclure, (e-tate Of u l. Nj
l-r John Martin, Al en- Ooe lin q. B Rice, J. q Rams
tel. ?. Ret. Asa Shattuek John Wilson, A W. VII
lsrl- : r Wilcox AMI al other person. interested II
tie follow NJ described " psrtv n the City q; Lansing
:, aocA. "a. 2i0, al. ~, Is, 80, 80, -, -
-I0 I'll -l2 .i3 III, -l5, -l5, FL, Us, .l9, 90
~ ~ % -. --5 80, -, 20, ~, 81 -
the hA q the southeast quarter Of section Il AM
tie whole o. section -
YOu are hereby notified that assessments are ab0u. Il
be m.e upon you. 20 t-fray the expenses Of repair
CeGsr street, from Michigan Avenue Ia the south city
bountary de- That Assessment, rolls have been ma q
"a in tie PREMISES which CO tie IN the otcs q IL
Civ CeIk where they w remain open 20 ycur nstectIOI
until Mon3Ay. the 9Th day Of Septenoe A ID l.5s. a.
o'cioek 2. when and where you nay appear b-foI
he Common Council. in the Council Room a said city
and show there BE- Why the said assessu-n
stoui nj Do mace and colie:te! according 20 Law
b. or.sr Of the Common Council,
GEO A ARMSTRONG, Ci'y Clsrl.
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Are generally cansed by AamacuIa burroughei in the
skin Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment by II, powerful au1
penetrating qualities, destroys every Sestge Of them,
storing health and beauty to the skin wherever applied
removing Tan and Freckles
lyFIAxsD SoRR Eyss-A. q. Cushing, al S"uth Eeui,
Iod says the Magnetic Ointment ia the only remedy
in here for Unframed Eys. The Auditor o our county
ha. much faith in its curative powers in this .ease-
that be only highly recommends II, but oieTs -
the psid Tor il 10 zach il il fails uf care
PIEs-Piles which at this season of the year par
tcuary troublesome, cured at once by Tra-k Mag
nec Ointment apply to the parts affected AL small a
the back.
NERVOUS Slcs HRsDaCIs--AppIy the Ointment free
TO the forehead and temples and back Of the neck A.
the Of the feet and palms Of the hands Il Va
relieve the headache in thirty minutes Rsa'
Advertisement in this paper. 3uyyl
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A MINISTER DEPosED-The Troy Tine s saws
that r. +. Parshall, formerly pastor of the BAp-
fist churches of Fort Edward and Sandy Hi.
was on Tuesday of last week tried by the church
Of Sundy Hill for sundry acts of misconduct, and
found guilty. He was accordingly turned out OF
the church, and deprived OF his license a. 4
preacher. He had been suspected for over three
years Of improper conduct. Last spring, he was
informed by some of his neighbors thu, his con
duct was known, and that he had better leave
the place, which he did, and weat 10 J1uesville.
Wisconsin. As soon as the church discovered
his wrong doings, they proceeded to call the
truant TO an account. The charges were sent to
him, and he was requested TO appear FOR riial,
which he never did. The I1Htes adds: The
details Of the Elders amours are too gross and
indecent TO appear in the columns OF public
journal; but We cannot torbear TO state that be
attempted, among his other immoralities, the
ruin of little, artess girls, between the ages Of
thirteen and fifteen Years. He is married to am
estimable lady, by whom he has five chuirer."
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In this city, on Thursday last, an infant son of
Rev. n. Abbott, Methodist Episcopal Clergyman,
aged 10 months.
in this city, on Friday last, infant daughter o.
William and Nancy Sanborn, aged four weeks.
In this city, on Friday last, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c. Guest, aged three weeks and
five days
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An IxxrDlus CURs.-Mrs. Byelow, OF Schuyler Falls,
Clinton county, New York, writes - Though advanced
in wears had a worse cough IN my life, and my
head Was so much diseased that could neither taste
smell for I've sN weeks. Nothing could take would
relieve me but my cough increased Until tired your
Hooasnis Balsamc Cordial have taken three bottles.
and nov find myself we'll attended church last -a'
bath for the first time in eight weeks.
Prepared only by Dr. C. N. Jackson, No. a Arch 81,
PHILADELPHIA and for sale BY druggists aad s.orekeper
hrou,hout the United States aud Canada Price 5
per bottle. '"-+
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4 FEosT IN EVERY MoSTn.-There was
frost on the sixth and eleventh OF June, on the
third and fourth Of July, and on the twenty
eighth OF August. Ia all human probability,
there will be neutrality-suspicious. more-during the
month OF September, which will make frost in
every month in the year. rhi. occurrence has
not happened, it IS said, since the famous cold
season of 1916.
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FIRE.--About four o'clock on Thursday NOR
ming last, the dwelling house owned and occu-
pied by Mrs. f. Stringer, situated in the town of
Elba, about five miles south vest Of this village
was wholly consumed by fire. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from the s,ove-pipe.-
Lapser Rep.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER. = Deputy Sheriff
James limerick, from Buffalo, yesterday arrested
"A man named James Nichols, alias Nelson Allen,
at the postoflice in this city, for the murder of
Eleazer Backman, in Erie county, n. Y, in June
lxst-Det. Free Press, %.
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THE BALLOON MAIL.-Lancas,er, Pa, Aug.
ly.-The special letter bag. expressed by the
Postmaster OF Lafayette, with proof of Wise's
departure, was dropped from the clouds over
Charlottesville, and passed through mere to-day,
en- route for New York, in good order.
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THK PEACH CR0P.-Adyices from Hii.-dalr,
Lenawee and Berrien counties, represent the
peach crop in those counties a. remarkably fine.
All the information We have received i OF SINH
lar character, and it is fair to presume the yield
throughout the pesch-growing region OF our
State will be an abundant one Mr. c. Bout
well, near Niles, was offered s. 900 for bis crop,
which was not accepted Let the lovers of tins
delicious vegetable take courage. 1.-TWO
cents apiece, and 10 questions asked, viii soon
be a thing OF the past - Dr.. Irtt"pc.
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A MIsrAKE.-A shoe maker in Hilsdale got a
severe cowhiding few days since, for making
some insulting remark while fitting CATER to a
lady's foot.--Det Adyertiser.
The above il a mistake, We have no such shoe
Standard
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s1- Dr. J. ". KsRNorT, Eclectic Physician ana sur
yon, would most respectfully announce that he VIII visit
81 Johns the Eth Lansing the 18Th AMI An. amr
Howell the 18th Of every month where he will b. hap
~ his old friends and especially those who at
hicted with chronic and lingering diseases.
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Yearly Advertisements have the privilege of three
changes. .
- The Yesrly rstsssppiy 20 regular and ordinary
business Advertisements, only. All others ehargedby
the Square.
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DETROIT PLEASE NorICE-Messrs Wallace L
Gibson. OF this city, have just received and are
now opening an invoice of Goods imported by
them from Glasgow. The Stock IS very full and
complete. aud cannot fail to attract the attention
Of purchasers.-PortH Huron Press
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JeUelv,Go|d &Si|VeT Watches,&c,

Having purchased my Stock en-
tirelv in the Eastern market, and for Cash, fiat
ter mvs,if that can cell Genuine Jewelry "a
cheap az any establishment west OF the CITY OF
New York ! deal in none bu, the
Choicest Iarisfics and most ipprorsf styles :
Having had a long experience in the business
| avn thus enabled to purchase the GENUINE ar
ticle. and consequently none ether are offered al
nv coulter. Knowing that | caH sel better
article for 4 less price than any other establish
meut in the city Of Lansing, invite all who wish
to invest IN my line, 10 give me cal before pur-
chasing clsewhere. Ec7,enjer, y. J. RATH,
one door South Of CoryeIl X Jcnison, Washing
ton Avenue, City Of LANSING.
keep FIR; class workman, and one who can
not be beaten at watch repairing by any work
man in the country. His work Is warranted u
be superior to that Of any other ever employed
in Lansing x Watches and Clocks repaired
and Warranted. -. 4. EATh.
ctr IT lansing, nag =, lS59.
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SPE CIA Il NOTI C +. s
Michigan Female College.

The Fall and Winter Term of this Institution
will open upon the 18th of September.
For Circulars or further information apply 10
the Principals, Misses A. c. and DELLA RoGFEs.
Lansing, August 23d, 1859.
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FiEE.-About = O'clock this morning, the
frame building between A. Platts and {. y l..
Kings brick stores, was discovered to be OIL fire,
and the whole building was entirely consumed.
1t was occupied by Mr.. W. Wilkinson as a tailor
shop, aud wa insured in the .Etua for $500 -
YpsaLant; Hcraid, hug. Is.
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PFOC la lnGI1On I'd uNT I-PCfSfF
THE POETRY OF PNN>iC-
Herrick's Pills.

Changing weather, such a. tbs,
Calls for exercise Of care,
Cold nor heat nor half 80 vicious
Asa sudden change of air.
Though you Lave n constitution
Subject 10 all human lis,
You may brave the w0rs, Of eliIa,fe-.
II you these Sugar Pills.
Thousands s-e strong snt robust,
who but lately writhei IL pan,
Ever acsing ever grovlIn-,
They have found their health again
Now when cold succeeds hO. weather,
They We no fear OF s-us cas.
20. they those health pr-ssrysrs,
HgRRICK SUG.g C0ATsD PMS.
More than loo 900 cases ot disease have yielded -
their during the past Eve years may O which have
been pronounced incuraLe BY Distinguished physicians
As coli weather is uow approaching, let every or
cleanse their system with fe~ doses Of these ls. No
restraint in die, necessary while using them. FE il
rections go with each box.
"a Sold by all the dealers throughout the world
IAnse boxes IS Ce1ts See Advertisements 81 page.
no0t tn.l
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SUIcIDE.-A Mr.. LoOmis respected farmer
living in the town of Lyons, lonia Co., about
five miles from the village of Matherton, We
learn committed suicide on Friday morning. the
18th inst, by hanging himself in an out-budng
near his hoCse.-CIintOa Rsp.
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NOTICE..

THE C0-PARTNERSHIPH EREToFOREE EN-
Il isting between the subscribers, under the
name of John Thomas x Co, IS this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent
The unsettled accounts of the late firm viii De
adjusted boy 4 +. Weller. with whom the books
Of account, notes ani claims Of the same, have
been cii, for settlement and collection, and 10
"hom al debts due then. must be paid Dated
Lansing August II, ls59
JOHN THOMAS,
\. +. WELLER
24'm. +. L. MERRIFIELD
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A WORTHY COUPLE.-The notorious "Sheriil
Jones' formerly of Kansas, and NJ. Mowry,
have purchased the ArizopidH, at Tucson. Mr
p. Herbert, the California ex-Congressman, who
shot the hotel waiter at Washington, is TO be-
come the editor of the paper, which will con
tinue to be Democratic in politics.
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DEATH or joins W. DAVIS. - Washington,
Aug. ga private dispatch from Carlisle, In
diana, announces the death of Hon. John W.
Davi-, OF that State, and formerly Speaker of
the u. ; House of Representatives.
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GIVING UP.-If the nominee of the Charles.
ton Convention is not elected by the people,
from what we have demonstrated, it will be seen
that there will be little no hope for him in the
House OF Representatives-Rich mo,sd En-
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FOREST NURSERY
THIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the city
Il of LANSING,

THIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the CITY
i of LANSING,
Just South Of tire Ce3ar Riosr,
And il UNEQUALLED Ly any stock Of trees
East or West. 1t has been raised here, with
especial reference to the wants of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties, adapted TO this climate. graft
ed from bearing trees, and i nov in thrifty and
fine condition for transplantng.
All those DESTROYS of planting orchards viii
find it TO their advantage 10 purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead of from Eastern specula-
tors with whom they are unacquinted rs the
proprietOrs
WILL. WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds of farm produce at cash pr-
ces in exchange for trees, and give a liberal
credit to responsible purchasers, if desired
The following Is brief list of prices:
Apple trees, 10 TO % cents each
Cherry - - to 80
Plum 80 to Ia
Pear 80 cents each
Straw berries, 81 per lou.
Currants, 81 80 per dOz.
Scions, 81 - per l"uu.
We have also quantity OF evcfgrccnl and
shrubs.
HARRIS 4 PARSONS,
Projectors
Lansing, August - l>.?. 32iwS
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1 OST.-On Saturday night, somewhere in the
II vicinity of the Lansing House, bundle of
clothes, wrapped in a dark colored WOODEN shawl.
Whoever viii return the same to this Office, will
receive the thanks OF the owner a poor woman
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Tuesday Morning, August 30, 1859.

MILITARY CHANGE. The Williams
German Light Artillery elected Jacob Weber
Captain, in place Of Capt. ID. +. Rath, resigned.
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Gas WOEhs FOR MoSROE.-Major b. +. FifeI
presented application last Tuesday evsping TO
the Common Council for the privilege of erect
ing gas works for this city.-Uonroe Conn, Is
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a DAsTARpLY ATTACK. Mr.. Geors

\ DAsTAEDLY ATTACK. - Mr. George
Brown, who lives south Of okemos, was rudely
jostIcd, in coming ou, Of the circus on Saturday,
by man travelling with the the concern, and
upon demonstrating he was struck by the ruff
fan. Before George could strike back, three
other circus hands stepped in and seized him, al
loving the aggressor to escape. A warrant was
obtained, bat the man could not be found.
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EnR LILLE REBORN School Il

For THE Reform School Dep. Sher-
i'll Beni,eau Of Detroit, brought yesterday the
boys sentenced to the Reform School. Their Of
burglary and stealing plums. The youth guilty
Of the last office, insisted npon being sent to the
Reform School, which he had heard OF, for said
he 81 shall learn trade there, and have a home,
which never bad in my life
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SAD OCCURRENCE.-A cploryd msa b. the
name OF Thomas Smith was Killed ON Tues i4v
afternoon, by the caving in Of well Hhilt ho
was curbing it up. The well was quite deep
and was curbed with wood to keep II from cav
ing, but in taking out the curbing To make room
for the brick, the earth cived in and covered
Smith in about four feet of earth. He w.s dug
out on "Wednesday, bat lie was "Nfiuc. --iia,-
shall Statesman.