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Garden City 1nSGlLuE6.
NO. 20 HARR1soN-sT7 STATE.
TlHE SEVENTH TEAR OF THIS lSSTl-
tQuop vii commence On Monday. September ah
Tuition varies froa = 70 10 III ~ Inc Feaaie De-
parr ID separate Apd the number Of p1dlE IN TIL Do
pA.tcatut Limited 10 tTeaty-dvt.
70. f1he. arculA-s Apply 4 TIT 1saooi ronr1, hoss
kp2 4 Mo- Il. y. eAUh. FE1ucapA
ne1at
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NOTES FROM HENRY WARD BEECH
IN ELS D1sCoCRCEs Now ready aal for sale BY
d. b. CUJhEA 4 Co.. Ill Lake STREET.
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F. >. CIcarerts Prize Medal Honey
s,.r the Only genuine, will be fouod the best Toilet eoap
rsc possea=pe tree and creamy lathe.. lasting and
delicate perfume end warranted not 10 !njure the skin.
beware Of ccrnte-felts-
IS. Cicayer's Musk and E1tr4 Scented Brown Wind.
sar and Gt1ce1ne goapk Also a2onsceous Tooth Pow
1e7 fo1 the teeth and ga u be had al Ill respectable
DRUG, Groeer5 aad Fancy fores in the United etses
Mandatory IN Laudoa. Wlole4ke and Retail at J. Il.
REED co. III anjlsb Lske-st. Chicago. oc2s bss! "a
Il Card.--TIlc Subscribcra be. 10 an-
1ounce that tc7 have beea appointed Agents for the
aslc o! NALTlIAM WATCHES and that theg are now
prepared 10 sur2iy the Trade at Ma2u!acc-ers Prcca
Th=y viii guarantee the satisfactory performance OF
every Watch Eold by them 0! tits manufacture beev-
Int IS they do that tie durability Of these Watches aid
their uneoualled ti,aekees!1s Qualities warrant ther7 In
70 donE. U0HeC..FRs will net forget that IL buying
American Witches they ave}o the numerous profits ac-
cumulae1 the ore'Sn article before 1t reaches then
u well Al the drtlcs and expenses Of Importation.
}. TX T. NJ. EDFAKDa
nr15bY33u llI CLARK 8tretL
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Awarded i:7K' 1slG

ALSO ON Hand
lakstands. Scaling Wax,
Band Boxes, Stool Pens,
Letter Stamp1, Load Pencils,
Wafer Cups, Bankers Cases.,
Desk Knives, Letter Roxes,
Rulers, Pen Holders,
Writing Pad,. Money Book,
Ernsors, Pen Raekz,
Paper Weights, Twine,
Gold pena, Quill Pens,
Latter CEn, Desk Pencils,
shea-s, Cash Bo1ts,
Port Toios, Plotting Paper,
Spring FAs., Ivory Tablets,
Twins Boxes, Q7ills,
Envelope Paper, Elastic Baadr.
India Rubber, Ca1e1dar,
Wafen, Ivory Fo!der1,
Latter scs1es, Paper Files,
Invoice File&, Book Rests,
Muci}age, Gum Tickets,
Wostenhoim'scuuesy. Rsd(spool> Tap,
Commercial Printin &
ooxs,sr.sa or
CARDS, ELL BEADS, QRCtLARS, 1t,
PROMPTLY EXECUTED At
St2tionerss Hail,
noel RS 81 lake xtree+
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1)OY'S HIGH SCHOOL THE NEXT
II Tenn xil1 coapeuce co Mond.,. November I'll
lasa 4 ]. SAWYER 4 n. VII eo7nnpf r. 70 feesive u
only twenty-five pupis lato r. .ehoo = NJ rtS5saes@
El:s3n Ca1ess theY det4aed 10 20 vel for fhe1.
III - .,s1re-1 ~ thr ia .hert eta
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plumbing.

LAS PIPE AND Cultures,
BR0W1 l. WILDER
A7.-................8tAaess ~
o9ts ths4r sQtI1c dock - touoxs
r. q IN = a. - 1E.
E7pe . per cent discount ton Ist Price
M4lAbte I-on Ftttu1 ~ ceats per popuf,
BEaM Nt;to&1 Beo43a 3Hto4 Ioinss aa4 GAa Hxt1eas
q Cost
On. rock the 1aKes: Ia the cst{ 4aI IA c!ortn4 est
tel5J~43E
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Noticc.---Eho undersigned, atockhol"
aere In tue Irrcaats uaak Ct 1iAcon Georsta arc By
ecpross!oE y! It. Charter aAIe p:Esaa2by liable for
IL lssae. The note. ottlaDA.k vii be taken h5 Dr.
5oait On TIE es2c ler1cs q. Kentucky, 1nlaDR aad
Ohio. II. r. TUCKER gu.
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TVENING SCHOOL.--AN EVENING
IL achoo vii! be opened a. the Garden City Institute
Rooms uatrison ttreet st1te4 coEatncns Monday
eyenins Nov e9sh- The schoo vii be open IRON 10
o. Moau2JA Tuesl2ss ThursdAys SD FridayA Young
70 4itead 4 daY school, VII! hear dnd pleasant
accoanodau1n& aad pecuar Av f97 practical
hn.ne. :, eIuca.iop Particular attention Eytu 70 Pen
ra3ashi2, Bookkeeping. and Commercial Calculations
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DOYS' CLASSICAL SCH0OL-THE 4TH
ID year =! ths Ios4Itut3on Will eou.e2ee a
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13TH- 1883,
Entrance No 81 EdlnA Pl4ce.
EUAEkK or fEQHOLAR3 LIMITED ToTW1V12.H HfA
I. ". BRUCE 4. L.. PItn SrA:
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5.thN OF P1umntcr.' and En% Filters
BRAS WORK
FILL be su!l AT -, d:s>,:at f;c1a Is. r.ceA
Thos. Geol 70 & Co.
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An Act to prov ide for the Settlement and
Drainage Of swamp Annds by actual Set


Section l. The People OF the STATE Of Uichi-
oau enact, That the Commissioner of the Land
Office is hereby required 10 issue certificate OF
purchase TO every settler or occupant OF the
swamp lands belonging TO this State, in the prop
er legal subdivision, forty acres, OF SAID lands,
whenever il shall be made 10 sppear To said Com
missioner that such settler or occupant has actu-
ally resided upon such forty acres Of land Tor the
period Of five continuous years, and that he has
Also drained the same. 60 as 10 comply with the
provisions Of the act of Congress approved Sep
TENDER twenty eighth, one thousand eight hun
bred and fifty, by which said lands were convey
ed 10 this State.
See . Before any such settler or occupant
shall acquire the right TO occupy or drain any o.
the swamp lands, pursuant 70 the provisions o
the proceeding section, be shall Tile with sale
Commissioner his application, under oath, for the
privilege of entering upon said land, ecifylns
the same for the purpose mentioned above. ant
obtain from the Commissioner license to enter
upon and occupy and drain said lands, for The
purpose Of obtaining title thereto.
Sec g. No person shall be entitled 20 ia,
benefit of this act until he shall have made oatl
in such form AS shall be prescribed hy the Com
missioner Of the State Land Office that he is no
| the owner OF forty acres OF land in any State O
| Territory of the United States.
! Sec 1 And it is further. provided, that th'
license for settlement granted under this act sha
contain clause which shall expressly provide
| that the settler or occupant shall no; be author
| ized to cut, take, and carry away, pine or an,
other valuable timber, unless il be to clear th'
and for cultivation, aud then ms much only. a
NAV be- necessary TO improve the same. AM
tor violation Of the aforesaid condition, he q
they. shall be liable all the forfeitures, penal
ties, and liabilities OF trespasser upon Stat
lands, as now, OF may hereafter be provided 70
| nv law
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Proceedings of TIA. County Convention

! Agreeable To the call Of the County Commit
tee, the delegates from the several towns. Assem-
bed at noon, and were called to o9der by A. c
Winter, of the County Committee
I'm motion, Ebenezer Walker, ESQ.,, of Nerd
/ ian, wss elected Chairman. and Col A. w vii
Hams, of ausinS Secretary.
On motion, the chairman appointed commit
tee of three, consisting of s. D. Bingham. E. II
Angel and Gardner Fletcher. To examine creden
tials
On motion, committee were appointed 70,
the purpose of recognizing the County Com
mittee. The chair named A. C. Winter. Err.
Rumery, ana n. F Rath, as such committee.
On motion, took recess till IL past O'Clock
PM.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The convention was called to order by the
President.
The committee on credentials reported the
list of delegates, and recommended that the Re-
publicans present from the several towns. be re.
quested TO fill vacancies from their respective
deegsf ions.
The report vas accepted bv the convention.
The committee on the reorganization of the
county committee. reported in favor of such re-
organization TO consist of FIVE persons instead of
nine. The report was accepted.
On motion, committee of FIVE we're appoint
ed TO report 10 the convention list of delegates
10 the State convention.
The chair named D. NJ Bagley, Geo. 4. Arm
strong, Ezra Rumery, Josb Polhemus, and D. L.
Crossman, as such committee
The committee reported the following SIS the
list of delegates Daniel L. Case, D. L. Cross
nan, Ebenezer Walker, John A. Kerr, Peter
Low, and A. r. Burr.
On motion, S. d. Bingham was sdisd 10 the
delegates, and the report was accepted BY she
On motion of John Dunsback the chair appoin.
ed committee of three, consisting of J. Duns.
Jack, NJ. X. North and Mr.. Cummings, to report
he names of county committee TO the conveu. |
ion.
They reported the names Of David " Bsgley,
Ohm Dunsnack, Jr., II. B. Shank, Isaac Drew,
nd S. d. Bing CHAM, as county committee for two
ears ensuing.
Tn motion of S. D. Bingham, J. " Williams
AS added TO the committee
5. ID. Bingham offered the following resolu.
on:
Resolred, That the Republicans of Insham
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4 Cordial E,idorseInen

The following is from the Grand Rapids Press
edited by ]! =. Thompson. formerly Of the Ian.
sing Journal:
4 REMARKABLY COOP THISG FOR THE NATION
Al ADMINISTRATORS. We are glad 10 know that
there are a few live Democrats at Lansing awake
to the merits of Mr. Buchanan's administration
The following proceedings transpired on Satur
day, January Sth:
NJ Campau offered the following:
Resoired, That the administration .. James
Buchanan in it, foreign and domestic policy, has
been cnliuently successful, aud deserves the ap.
probation and support OF the entire American
people.
Mr.. 4. " Buei moved the previous question
The Speaker announced "Shailt the min ques-
ton be now putt
Which vas ordered.
Mr. Thomson called for the ayes ant nays,
which were ordered, and the question being on
the adoption of this resolution. it was not adopt
ed bv the following vote:
ytas-NassrS bancroft, Beers. Beeson, A.
". Bael, Bush, Bushnell. Campau, Connor, Dun
Richardson, Smith, Warner, Wrndeil-l1.
Naus--63.
This a very fortunate and happy coneer-
ton on the part of Mr. Campau. Had not Mr..
Canpau conceived this resolution. and had not
Hr. CampIu brought forth this resolution some
thing very serious might have happened 10 Mr..
Cau,pau, a. well To the administration Of Mr.
Buchansn. Bot, happily, Mr.. Buchanan can now
thank Nr. Can.pau that the honor of Mr. Blu.
ard that tho Union i. safe for an indefinite peri
Cd Of time We notice with poignant reyre,
that q few renegade Democrats" refused TO vote
for the resolution. Among this number was jim.
Dalton, of Ottawa county. jim has probably
made his will preparatory 10 his return TO his
home To render an account for this vote to his
indignant constituents Mr.. f.. II. Thomson was
another Of these Democrats who refused 10 ties.
tfv his admiration Of M. Buchanan's domestic
policy. We are glad ne spells his name as he
does, else il would be, "D-n Thompson with a
pr" but upon more mature rehecteriOn We think
he is Id ANYWAY. Of course, after this vote,
he will no longer consider himself member o.
the Democratic party We, without mental res
crvatiOn, incor,inent!v read all such traitors"
out of the party.
Nr. Campau viii please accept the thanks Of
Nr. Buchanan-whO has deputszed us to tender
them-tor this prompt, unanimous. cordial, dis
tinguished Unparalleled endorsement of his for
cign aud domestic policy. The wheels of gov
erument will no, stop. Nr. Buchansa's admins
tration breathes more freely.
j. S.-Cp0n the receipt of the proceedings OF
the Legislature upoG the resolution of Mr. Cam
pau. we learn that Mr. R4chanan Immediately
ordered an additional supply o. "Dld Rye" from
his cellars in Lancaster
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r. Net,le,on. Saniiac county; John 3. Wilson,
Lapeer county: David Gutter. Hil>dae county.
ST Mary's River and Mackinaw State Road
William 2. Spauliing, Chippewa county: David
G Clark, Clinton county; Ebenezer Nudge
Branch county.
ontouagon and State line rosd-Augustus Co
burn. ontonacon county; William " herler, ST
Joseph county; Christopher c. Darling, lughau
counaty.
Marquette and BAY De Noe State Road-W ar
rem l>ham, Marque te county Robert VI. W hea
ton, Eaton county; Samuel 5. Bangs, Calhoun
county.
LAn-e Bay sni State line road. d. Brock
wav. Houghton county, John McEwan, Ba,
county: Nathan Fitch. Berrien county.
Anegln. Muskegon, and Traverse Bay Stat
ROsd-John Andrews. Van Buren, county
Apollos II. Lang, Cass county Newton Ed
mUnds. Tuscola county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
IMPORTANT MEASURES.

We nrasant to our readers this week, the
swamp Iaud ac., showing the different lines OF
wagon roads 10 be constructed thereby, together
with the names of the respective commissioners.
These officers we're selected by the Governor,
with especial reference to energy and character,
IS well a. practical experience. and as further
safeguard for the public interest. they have been
olaced ucon routes of roads distant from their
homes
It had been cur design to place before our
readers this week. the registry law, but want OF
space has prevented, and We must content oar
selves with giving a very brief abstract. as fol
lows:
The first annual meeting of Registry Board,
lat Monday in October; session from three 10
Eve days. Board have power to question quail
fcaiion Fine and imprisonment for false state
ment of vVt-r.
Original registration to be safely kept.
If any person whose name is not registered
shall offer and claim TO vote - his name may be
registered upon the terms and conditions herein
after prescribed for like causes st township cleo
tons.
Sec. 9. Provides for The registration in town.
ships-consttutes the Board the same as herein
before mentioned.
Sec. 10. At the annual meeting of each town
ship on the first Monday of April in the year
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-nine, the
township Treasurer shall, at place as near as
practicable to that of the meeting and of con-
venient access TO the electors have said book or
register in readiness tor the entry of their names,
and each qualified elector residing in the town.
ship may then write his name, at length, in the
proper place in said register, if able and willing
to do 50. or the Treasurer shall upon request
made in his presence by the elector personally,
write the name Of such eiector in its proper
place.
The Supervisor or Assessor, whenever he
makes an assessment in his township, shall have
with him the register, and shall allow each quail
i6ed elector whose Name is not entered TO enter
the same.
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county, in convention assembled. hereby endorse
the administration policy set forth in the message
of Gov. Wsner, and that we heartily coincide IN
the present action of the Legislature, SO Tar a.,
il has carried out tina, poi ey, in me passage OF
the present s.amp land bll. end III ne nece--a-
ry appropriations made Tor our State instlta''oA
and that we wl enter into the present campaign
and work actively for the continued Success o.
our party. and the maintenance OF the great Tan
dsmrntal princ lie OF the Republican orsanizi-
ton, opposition to slavery extension IN any ahd
every form.
| The resolution was discussed by Messrs. VII
| liams. Runery, North, Bingham, BagIey, and
Others. and was carried UNANIMOUSLY.
/ The delegates TO the State Convention were
empowered to appoint substitutes.
! On motion, adjourned sane d'e.
f. WALKER, Prest.
" Sag'y
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attachments. 10 which advantages he adds great
tart and success as a teacher. he spares no
mains with his pupils, more especially the young
er of them, who most need close appent'on.-
His knowledge of the science is thorough and
,.d;c., il having been life time study with
him, as it is with most well educated Germans
The Faculty Of the Xenia o., Female College
where he taught, give him the highest recon-
menda,ious, but he hardly needs them here.
II is to be hoped that the Lansing public vii
avail themselves of his services promptly, and
thin, retain him for the season, among us.
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THE sE SsION.
Printers to the State,
Lansing, Mich.

Th,. Legislative session closed, practically, at
Nom ON Nonday-nominaly. on "Wednesday, io'
the purpose of allowing the enrolment ana sig
dature Of bills. and all Republicans may i'oN
without shame, and with honest pride TO tue re-
sui, Of the forty day labors. Among Tie prom
inent of III. Sc results the election oil s"uh'
Republican Statesman to the L. ;. > nate Tor
The disposition Of the Swamp Land Grant, III
a mode 10 develope the wilderness portions %
the State, TO facilitate settlement, and To comply
with the terms Of the grant
The passage of the law giving 10 acres o'
s~aup land outright, TO actual, iandiesS se'ueis'
The establishment Of an Elnigant Agency
The immediate relief Of the sufferers OF Ga
tot and Isabella corntics
The 500, 900 loan for the security and com
p,etion Of the Saut Canal.
The appropriations for the Kalamazoo anu
Film, ASylums, the House Of Correci"n' Tie
State Prison. Agricultural School, University and
Normal School.
The passage Of the registry law, was one oi
the most important Of the session, and i'S encc'
unou the nolitica, welfare of tine State, can hard
" be otherwi-,, than great. la detail, It Is he
Ieved thar this law is more perfect than any ev-
.r PASSED u was drawn by one OF the hrst le-
cal men of the day, in whom Michigan has iuii
confidence, and drawn after the most mature
consideration Of the subject. Let II have faif
and ps,ien, trial.
An im,ncnse, and most unusual amount nj To-
cal, and personal matters pressed upon the AZ
tention of the I legislature from the opeSng TO
the close. and the surprise is that 80 much OF
general importance was INSURED and perfected,
amid this vortex of bills memorials, petitions
and other communications, involving ONLY person
al or loca! interests.
Three constitutional amendments have been
provided 10 be submitted to the people, viz: a
change in the organic law concerning juries in
highway Cases the remOva! Of the limit To bi-
ennial sessions of the Legislature, and n moditi
cation of the individual liability clause relating
70 stockholders in banks
II is impossible in this weeks issue, 10 review
the measures OF the winter, al length, but sni-
flee 1t To sa., uu.t. SOD --~-i- 49, "~~~' >-n'
done and more would have been, bad time sui
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

MERIDIAN, Feb. Il, 1889.
Editor Lansing State Republican in your
nanar of last week il statement in regard 10
the death of Squire Say res. IN which sou do the
son. Henry Sayres. and other friends injustice,
by saying the fathes and son had recently hsd q
quarrel in regard TO some money matters. ms
aas NOT rhe ase The father had lived with the
.on nearly eight years, and as know had ever
he.r most kindly treated aud we'll provided for.
~ithou, hope OF pecuniary reward, and as veri-
Is believe. the Old man when sober, was most
confer ted and mea-ursbly happy Attribute
This melancholy crcuris ance 10 the evil effect
Of alcohol, and you will speak the facts IN the
case, and oblige injured friends. JournaL please
copy. ~ hh"' =
The occurrence was published a. 1t was re
ceived from a neigbbor OF the deceased, though
Mr.. Phelus stands in relation thereto, very ike
Is to make bin correct.
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THK HOUsE A Pocket Manual of Rural Ar.
and Out buildings. Embracing the origin and
meaning Of the House; the art of house build
ing. including planning, style, and construction
designs and descriptions of cottages, farm-hous-
es, villas, and ou,-buldings. of various cost and
in the different styles of architecture, &c; and
an appendix, containing receipts for paints and
washes, stucco, rough-css:, ETC.. and instructions
for roofing. building with rough stone. unburnt
brick, balloon frames, and the Concrete of gray
el wall. By the author of 1.-The Garden" THE
Farm &c. With many original designs New
York: Fowler & Wells Publishers, sos Broad
way. Price, in paper, 80 cents; in muslin, so
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REGlSTRY l. A w

We sha,l publish, under the direction o.
the Attorney General, Books OF kegs'ralio'
for eyery township in the State we shan 'o'
ID .;,h comics of the Law, circulars explain
ing how the same will be furnished we ',i. ~,
~ awe a, l.as, one half Of the expense 10 Liz
townships, by getting up the whole number a
one time, and insure correctness iniP'' ''"
and full compliance with the law. The 'ooh
III mad. IF the very best material, and boun'
in the most substantial MANNER supervisor
and county Clerks will greatly facilitate the exc
cu,ion of the Law, by responding promptly 10 TN
.;rcular HOSMER 4 KERR,
Printers to the State,
Lansing. Mich.