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an occasional Corres pon,ient Of the y. Y Iri
LOUIS NAPOLEON's POSITION.

PARIS, Jan. 81, 1859.
You will certainly have been already in
formed OK the secret connection between
Louis Bonaparte' recent Italian policy and
his inycterate dread Of Italian assassins-
Some days ago you might have read in the
Fronce Centraie, provincial paper that
unfortunately never crosses the Atlantic,
the following tale We alluded IN the
ball of last Monday at the TulerieS Let
tiers from Paris inform US of an incident
that caused no small disturbance at the fete
Tie crowd was great; a lady tainted, We
We believe, or from some cause OF a similar
nature, confusion ensued, aud the 5000 or
1000 guests fanc.ed an accident bad hap
pened. \ ;umult was occasioned, several
persons hurried toward the throne, and the
Emperor, in order to calm the agitation,
walked through the salons" Now, there
we're on the occasion alluded to- cbout 300
or 500 persons present in the Sale dH
TroHe Witnessing scene very different
from what the France Centr0ie has been
allowed to describe BY some accident or
other, there had, in fact, taken place sud
den rush Of the guests throughout the differ
ent salons, and the thronC was pressing
against the Sallc du TIOac, when Louis
Bonaparte and Eugene fed ut once from
the throne, and cut their way rs precipi-
lately As possible across the sgion, the En-
press gathering mp her pctticoats with her
hands as best she might, and looking e
pale that her best friends said i was death
Ike To look at
These cruel tribulationS, which the u-ur-
per and his friends have been tormentcd
by ever since Orsini's attempt, almost re
mind one of the celebrated passage il
in Plato's Republic:
Not even his end of being ruler /:
attained by the tyrant. Whatever hn may
appear to be, the tyrart is slave. Hi,
heart vii! be always filed with fears, Away:
tortured by ,error aud pangs. From day
to day he will become more and more wha
he was from the beginning, cnvied and de
tested, suspicious, fricndless, unjust, an en-
envy to everything divine, and protector
and fosteror Of nil that is infamous. Thus
he is himself the most unfortunate = men.
Bonapar.e's hostile attitude aGa'It# Aus
tria, while it certainly intended holding OF
to the grumbling army some prospect Q
active employment other than its presen
police service. is still mainly aimed at dis
arming the Italian dagger, and giving tn
Italian patriots an earnest of the hmpe
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Our Musical Friend:

u PAGES OF FOPl LAR MUSIC FOR lo CTS.
"OrR MrsIcAL FRIEND" Is filed with the best
Piano Soles, Duets, Songs, Operate Arias, Polk
AZ Mazlukas, Quadrilles, WaIt2es, and every 9th
or species Of musical composition for Voice and
Piano by the best American and European Com
po-ers; printed on Jul! full sized music paper,
and adapted to every grade of performer.
The same quantity of music, procured from he
regular publishers would cost more than ten
timr~ what We charge.
- ! years subscription to "oUR MUSICAL
TmENp," viii secure new and fashionable music
worth It least Two HUNDRED DOLLARS, and il
;ircly sufficient for the home circle.
Price Ten Gents. Weekly.
Yearly, %; Half Yearly, - 50; Quarterly,
l,25 cents. The volume commenced on the
lst Of December, ISIS.
CD. SEYMOUR & co, PGorRIEToRs,
n!G:iw. Il, Franklin street, NV YORK.
-. pa,7oe Kffv,rr, Of Detroit VIII b. in ononlara
on IL" ItlI, Eaton Rapids Tho 1-h Mason 18Th and
at tie Lansing House. Iapsur, the 9Th day Of
cry month, "a attend "a patients afflicted with chronc
err iu-eri0, diseases. see Advertisement.
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The RAILROAD = The requisite stock
subscription to the railroad is not by any means
complete. The hours in which this can be done
are fast passing away. Citizens of Lansing
those OF You who own permanent interests here,
subscribe at once, with liberality. The stock
Will not De an ultimate loss, and If you come now
to the rescuc, Won can rely upon good bond
that the road viii be built before next Rin,e,
If you hold back, and let thia chance o. d.. it
never viii be built
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Save your Doctor Bills ant; Time.
Mr. SAVAGE. Nj. July : TS5f

Mr. SAVAGE, Nd, July :, 1855.
Dear Sir; In consequence Of taking cold after
a bad attack Of the measles, some eleven wears
since, have from that time suffered greatly with
a disordered liver and stomach have been at
times so bad that my life was despaired Of |
was Induced some time ago, through the pcrsua-
sion OF q friend, Mr. Henry SLATER, to try bot
lie Of Hoodand's German Bitters, thinking if il
did no good it could 10 no harm, and knowing
VI. ShCs- 20 be gentleman who would not re
commend anything TO me that he did not have
confidence in. Before | had taken one-third Of
the bottle, my bowels became regular and had
a fine appetite When had used tJro-thirds of
j. considered ray health As good as ever it was.
and could eat anything, without disagreeing with
me in the least. | now keep bottle of the Bit
tiers in the house constantly, and in case | take
cold, or feel unwell take one or two doses, and
il makes > change in nv bowels, which i al /
need, wherefore, for the past eleven years, my
doctor bill has been from SO to So per year.
besides loss Of time and severe illness
Yours, truly, T. Il. THRASHER.
To DR.. c. Vi. JAcasoS, Philadelphia, Pa
Ak for Hooaald's German Bitters. Take
nothing else, and see that the signature Of c. n
Jackson is on the wrapper of each bottle. Thcy
can be had of druggists aud stOrc-kecpcrs in ev-
cry town and village in the United States, Cana
Ia-, West Indies aud South America, a, - cts
per bottle. Principal Office, lis, Arch street.
IA. I2O3.aw.
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Sheriff sale.

DI virtue Of a writ of execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county Of NastenIw, TO me directed and de-
ivercd, have levied upon a.! the right, title and
interest Of James iIync~, in and TO the following
described lands and tenements, to Wit the west
half of southwest quarter Of section $3.50 thirty
six, and the northeast quarter Of southeast
quarter of section (35) thirty-fvc, and the north
west quarter Of section tw"nty-seven, town two
north range two east in the county Of lnEham
and State of Michigan, which shall expose for
sale at public vcndG,, To the highest bidder, at
the Court House, IT, the village Of Mason, on
Tuesday the sth lay If March,, 4. d. 1859 a. ]
O'Clock =. " Il. l.. LOW, Sheriff.
January H., g. j. ls5@. 6wle6
The above sale Is adjourned 20 the I'D day OF
March, inst, at the same place and time Of day.
Il. L. Low, Sheriff.
Narsli srh l~.u
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POSTPONED

Tie above sale for want O.; sufficient interest
in bidding az the time shove advertised. was
postponed u, "wednesday the 10Th Of April next
n O'Clock in tla afternoon Of -aiI DAY.
To make more satisfactory sale by directir z
general attention u the fact, particularly al
verJise the premises = aa improved timber-.ant
farm, living on Grand River AMI conveniently ST
uated within u or - Of s. mile Of the City
limits, with about ~ acres cleared, p seeded q
g-ass-also. a small orchard, fair dwelling good
water. frame barn, etc widows right Of dover
and immediate possession can be had FOR 500
- down. and ba ance IN ]. > x . years -l-an-
sing March Iuth $50
: D. NEWBRO,
JOHN u. GILMAN,
sn3ws Administrators
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Attention Republican, ,

Al the head of our columns this week, YOU see
the calls for the primary meetings, both Town
ship and City. The present being the frs; call
under the city charter, the responsibility had to
be taken by the Township committee, there tie
ing no city organization. Let there be tulI at
tendance, for that j. the first step TO Il good
nomination
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YANKEE NOTIONS.
\ YANKEE NOTIONS.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
OF AL K11lDS
JOHN THOMAS x co.
knnSlng. MnLch l.. $3.50
$40 90 EsstN ARD.

oST-On Sunday moraur, the iath inst, on
IL the Plank Road, b,tEeau the first Toll Cat.
east 81 Lansing and the residence OF NJ Hcny
Naycrs, one mile east and two miles south of Oke-
mos, tALF-ShiN WALLET, containing - or
So dollars. -Four = bills ON the Rochester City
Bank, one < h nH the Michigan State Bank
one :, till on the Bulls Head Bunk of Illinois,
and the remainder ina bl~ of various drn"miua-
tons, mostly Western money
ANY person finding the above, by llvir. T.
with Mr. H. Angel, ~ the Seymour Hau--, Ian
sing, will receive Nh, above reward aui tine
thanks of the owner GEO. k\GEII.
Lansing March IT, 1888
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Administrators Notice.

PURSUANT to an order Issued out Of the Pro
j bate Court for the county of Incham. on the
10Th day Of December. \. b. ISIS, 10 IL direc-
ted We viii expose FOR sale at public auction, on
the p-euiscs In the township Of Lansing on
"Wednesday, the ninth day OF March ueNs, q: :
clock IN the afternoon. the f1Iowin. described
pieces or parcels of land belor cnc 70 the estate
Of Johnson VI. HAYWARD, late Of said township Of
Lansing. described viz: the east side Of the
south east quarter Of section six, and the north
fraction Of tile north cas- quarter of section -ev-
~. ir town four north or range two west, con-
tanning niuetv-three and fifty oae-huudrel:hs
acres. iHvautoried At <. 600 0p. 10 be sold sub
;ec. 20 the widows right OF dover. and al claims
that are a legal len thereon. Conditions, one
quarter down, and balance in l, >, AMI 3 years
: y. NEWBRO,
JOHN ~. ZILMAN,
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IT .a,eFtisrlent. have tie privilege Of three
~ Tn, Year rates apply TO regular and ordinary
80. Advertisements, only All others chargedty
the square
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70 ono cIa.In- at1h-i W" tlmIany
r. TitS. IoRnFII Seq
STAIr Oh n.nNNrlrlc1r

t'nrIEntLh.'S uff,k. HNIEUgn. Jau. -, 1859 ,
hereby gerfi.. t'at have nd the books AMI
securities of the Merchants iasuronce company Of Hart;
u7i, Conn aud hui is Assets and Condition forth
IVA the or Statement and believe it entire Cant
TAI is safely invested aui secured
GEDEGE ROBINSON, Drpu'y Comp
The Subscriber j. lu.y authorized "a take RISKS ani
-ue policies. IA the ahH.r EiIIAIlE tNSt RANCE CON
PANh, At as ION RATES o premiums the nature the
riss all admit. Losses promptly aud equtahy adjusted
ly-ul JAS TURNER, Agent
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- CARL WOLF, Prof. OF Music, designs. II
he meets with sufficient announcement. - com.
mence Immediately course of instruction. IN
the city of Lansing, on the Piano Forte Me.oGi-
on, Guitar, and singing Also, thorough bass
and harmony. For particulars enquire al the
printing Office.
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ruesday Morning. March II, 1859.
TOWis>lsip CIssCsa..

The Republicans Of the Township Of lansing
IN meet in Towuship Caucus on Tuesday,
March 20, at , O'Clock +. NJ, at the Benton
Hopse for the purpose Of nominating candidates
far Township officers, aud for the transaction Of
other necessary business
:. ID. BINGHAM,
VI h NORTH,
GEO. X. GROVE.
J. =. COWLES,
EMIL ANNEkE,
Lansing. March -, 1850. 3D.an can
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Going East
tb\NFiTFtsN~

TIIF TIL rGgAPH iISE i- low OPEN r- frml 2asr-
CONVICTIONS
DO Is 4. VI aud r 1u .. VI
NI rfTROI.-G-eat W--irrn Rt!vtv tar a'I points
F9,t-Nicj.en Central an7 Michigan ~o.rhtrn RarnsI-
ana Cleveland Line ~ steamer,
ATGRANp HAyFN-Wi-i "II1rou- steamer tar chi
raE,. Nr- Nc
At NiWATkFt.-Wita tuc Mississippi. lacrosse, chi
cago Watrr'own. anl Horizon Railroads Tor ali import
points Wet and Northwest, and ta H---s. Vpi
E,-r, and with steamer, for Ports on lake Michigan
Passengers FOR Great WeSterl railway 20 the Rail
way Ferry Steamer. AZ b. \ " r. Dock leaving pnc
PARCELS l-ft at any % tn" TICKET OFFICES. n
are forwarded by PASSENGER Tgt;Ns At VERY Monk II
RATE RATES
tn Company Time Tables hc had AZ any of J
Ie station,
". X. MUIR. GeGI sup't.
n * VI. z. offices, March, lN5t.
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DY VIRTUE of Decretal Order of the Cir
ID Court for the county of Ingham, in Chan
Gerry, made on the 9Th day Of October, 4. ID.
ISIS, in a case wherein John W. Phelps is com
planant aud Eieman i Lacy and Julia A. Lacy
defendants, ], the subscriber, the Circuit Court
Commissioner for the county Of lngham. State OF
Michigan, will sell at public auction, atthe Court
House in the village Of Mason, in said county,
on Saturday the 3nth day Of April next, al one
o'clock in the afternoon, the lands in said deere
tai order contained. and described a. follows, viz:
The north half of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton nine, o. in township one u north of range
one ( - east, in the county Of Ingham and State
Of Michigan, containing eighty acres OF land
Dated March :, 1889.
GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
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n tits city, March lst, 1859, By Rev. L. Z.
Fi,h, Prof CALVIN Tracy, of the AcFioal.uga,
College, and Miss HARRIET A. SESSIONS, Of Ills
ciIy.
In Alaiedon, March 9Th, by J. P. Reed. Esq.
az the residence Of the brides father. NJ. OEiS
J. LEwIs, and Miss ALICE y. RAIHEUx. al Of
Aaicdon
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tScpi.:tsc Notice.

II the matter Of the Estate Of Moses String
L ham, deceased. Application having been
made by Avian Strincham, a. heir at laH Of said
deceased, to the Judge Of Probate for tie county
Of Iugham, for the appointment Of commission
rs to 1t off the widows of said Moses string
ham right Of dover, and also to divide the bal
auce Of the real estate Of laid deceased among
Avian Strnciam. Margaret, Mary and Clari7sa
Struglam, children IF said deceased, Notice j.
therefore hereby given, that Monday the 2lst
DAY of March. d. j.. o52, at O'Clock p. II, at
tn. Probate Office in the village Of Mason, is a.
signed for hearing said application. Dated
March n. ls5a. WN II. PINCKNEY,
ln2u3:3w .T,iee # PrDbate
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MILITARY LInERALI'r.-The eth Regime {. y.
!. National Guards, have sent TO the ladies
contribution Of $1,000 :or NJ. Vernon fund
Good boys
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TO LIFT.

! FARM of - acreS-lo acres improved up
L on which one crop OF wheat ha. been rails
eli. Situate miles west Of Lansing on the Bat,
tie Greek road. Land first rate and well water
ed Inquire at the Auditor Generals Office
4w2Na \. c. WINTER.
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HE LANSING Brass BAND. = The ears
A Lansing were pleasantly salu,ed on Mon
evening" by the first outdoor performance
'"e new Band under Mr. Wilson. Their har-
perfect, and their time, expression, and
'e no less so. The execution of the + Hat
1 clear, 'apid, distinct, graceful and correct.
"ean't be beat
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s3a5oa 90 ia5 SEQ o.

ate market vAlae oi the above stock .a5 StooO
r. dEi His ii ig r. Company so-'.iy ~ Casa
L"rat. utt .ss pm GHa marie rt N ne NIut aaf
tt- ara. m isIas cub
Far val Marx val. Am loAnd
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PCBfIC -WoR>HIr-We understand that
the Board Of State Auditors have opened the
Halls of the Capitol to Worship.ing congrosa-
tioas in the daytime, without fires
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rance with Italy, thus paving the first in.
stalnent, as the Tuileries people affect "a
think, Of the debts due By the Bonapsrtes
to the Italians. Blu. You know the hero Of
Sartory. Obstinate a. he has always shown
himself IN the pursuit Of a purpose once
settled, his ways are tortuous. lis advances
are made by continuous retreats and su-
preme perp!eXltles seem - paralyze him
Whenever he has crawlcd VI to tie crisis
In such moments, a. al Bculogne. at Stras-
bourg, and during the night Of the l,t of
December, l>5l, it Is Away by some bold,
sangulne, lmpetu0us desperadogs standing
behind him, that he Is no longer allowed 10
put OH the execution Of his l0ng-hatched
plans and Is forcibly plunged into the Ru-
bleon. Having once passed it safely, he
again begins To wind his way in his own
plotting, designing, conspiriug, irresolute
and Emphatic manner The very false
hood Of his mind tempts him to play
double game with his own plans This
Sandman marriage, for instance, was desir.
ed eight months age on the pretext of an
Italian crusade, to bc led by France Al
ter so many bafied attempts at ,utruing
into the royal families, would it not lie a
line stroke of policy to ensnar,. on false
pretenses' the daughter OF the Oldest Euro
pean dynasty into the Bonapartl-t net
But Louis Boraparte had more urgent
reasons to resort to IecHl0Ie, and try the
''''h'ng system after he had blown the war
trumpet Never l!rirr his whole rciru
ma The middle classes shown 50 unmlsta-
h''ie signs OF III humor, while their alarm
II me mere ru'nor Of war exploded in tte-
i"egdou' eommotI'ns at the bonrse' on the
f'oiuce markets aud III the centers oil IN
duStry. Inc financial maghates remon>'r;'-
e d, Inc Count de "ermny, Governor a
'he bank OF France, personally Informed
the Emperor OF the wide spread CONNER
eiai disasters which persistence IN the dan
Gefous Inc OF policy pursued was sure 10
hrihg about The rertcc's OF NarseII!eS,
bordeaux ana other great commercial
towns while reporting on the unpreccden-
ted pane prevalent among the mercantile
classes gave strange NUTS as to the marks
Of d''aiiectIon on the part Of those friends
81 property and order. Nr. Ihler-
hought the opportunity tit for breaking hls
long silence ana oPor ly attacking IN salons,
IptersperSed with "ogermcnt >Pies, the
insane poIIcy oil the Imleries Entering
'h'c an elaborate political and Strateglc2I
Ie'le" OIL the chances 81 var ne showed
10" imposslble 1t "ou'n "e Tor rance 10 !
-
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The Republicans Of the several wards are also
requested to elect ward committees who shall
call subsequent meetings for The nomination Of
ward officers HtNI CITIZENS
Lansing, March H., 1889.
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Taken ID.

DY the subscriber, in the township Of Locke,
ID Ingham county, Mich, in November last,
pale red OK, five years old this spring. The
owner j. requested to prove property, pay char
ges and take him away. GEORGE FISHER.
Locke, March ], 1883. 3w2ol
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RsPUBLicAss ArTESrIoS-The Republicans
of the several Wards Of the city of Lansing will
meet on Thursday evening, March nth, Is .,
for the purpose OF electing II Delegates in each
xart 10 meet in Gitg Convention, on Monday
evening" March 2oth, to roommate candidates for
Civ Officers, at the following named places:
Republicans Of Ist ward the AZ seymour House.
~ " Mid. rs
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CkEEK. The city of Battle Creek
''u'es s5s As to the Mount Vernon Fund.
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Recommendations Fuller, who was in Jail at
Ann Arbor awaiting second trial for the Holden
murder, effected his escape night before last, and
has not since been heard Of lie was great
rascal, though probably innocent of the murder
oi Holden, over which mystery still hangs.
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s,,,rs of 10 lines, 81 for the first insertion, aud
mt. reach subsequent publication, for any period
y A., three month";
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i LOVELY SAEBATH-A sweet Sabbath
was the last-purc and halmy rs May. such
lays are CANCELS visits"
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GRIFFIN PADDOCK.

C.rr'W Court Commissioner,
Ca.7w IngtGm o., Mctira'a
rFo NJ HUNTTNGTgN. Commits S0lr
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BURGLARY AT JAcEsoN. On Sunday night
last, the counting room in Messrs. Hayden d
Reynolds Touring mill was broken open the safe
taken out, the lock broke. and the door smashed
in and ~rcuched from its hinges. Only $50 was
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EXTRA SfSSIOS-It il said now that the extra
session OF Congress will be put oil until after the
August elections.
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REPUBLICAN NICTORY-At the charter elec-
ton in Syracuse, on Tuesday, Hon. +. y. I.eay
euworth, Republican, was elected Mayor by over
coo majority. The whole city ticket was uu-
Aldermen
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THREE SCORF AND TN - Last week the
~ years Of age.
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4 4 II II 4
4 = SET =.

Aro.n. af Cash CA h.ui.........s .-SI.
Ar-uart 81 Casa 10 hands az Agents. 5,s7t 81
an eff Cash va Charter Tax Rank : .51iS
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Godcg's Lai4's Eoot.-The April number Is
beautifully gotten up. lts literary content, as
usual are excellent Returned the fronts
piece engraving is fine, and it has for the ladies',
Dougla- and ShcrwooI~' famous touruure corset.
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ApNIrTrD.-J. g. Ranisdell, Esq. of Lansing,
was admitted to practice in the t. :. Court at
Detroit on "Wednesday last
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MYsrERIoU S-A wonderful case has been dis
covered in Jackson O., in digging grave, foun,
to contain human bones Of large size.
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--t al" sfl' l-. e. ts>h lfrrls .-.... slslaa ~
>. y tlHf ntrra ~ ~ tarefrn.. ictth "A. par
wI .t rI.Be t.rrc5'.
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Git, Of I.ass>ia,g.

lansing. March -, 1850. IT,