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with teafs.
but not toosrash "a
the end /; you love
with me thus. Think
share my heart with the r-w,
aearly love ?n
Never, Paul, never p
You shall, Leila, and must Listen
for moment, while tell you of my first
love, and | assure you you will be willing
to share with her then"
8, will listen, Paul, but will not share
your love | mast have all or none; /
am selfish IN that respect, and who that
loves aSI do, is not? Forget rae Paul,
or forget her forever
9 Forget her Leila? Nevert l would
not lose one jot of pure affection for the
farest face that ever bloomed. or not for
the gird1e of Venus or the love Of . sea-
ond Helen"
" Then, Paul. yoG are lost to me for
ever. We must part farewell to our ey.
cry brighter feature, l love You too we'll
and am too proud to share your love with
aught created. Oh, Paul, you have
wronged me Geeply !" and her exquisitely
chiseled lips curled with indignant sor-
row.
"Stop, Leila, or you will wrong me
also. l met this loved one, as l said be-
fore, long years ago, in one of the sweet.
est and sunniest wales of our broad Hill
nois, wandered with her, hand in hand.
for years beside the sparkling waters of
my childhood's home. First by her smile
oh
heart that she loved me with unutterable
fondness and never have doubted nv
trust in her has ever been steadfast and
fearless I; never has her eye looked coldly
upon me, and never will it till the death
angel shall dim them for the long sleep.
OFT IN the still hours of the night have [
been awakened, as if by the sweep of
Gods wing, and beheld that face those
eyes gazing upon me with all the beauti-
lel tenderness of a guardian angel over
repentant prodigal, and a kiss would fall
upon nay brow more seothiiag than the
dews of heaven.
The same gentle hand has led me
along hfe's fiowery way aud beside its un.
rufied waters aud if ever hand was
raised to Go deed of wrong, or nv heart
steeled to conceal it, that gentle minister.
ing voice came whispering in my ear and
stayed the one midway and drew the irea
from the other. And | remember in INV
manhood's ripper years when deep sorrows
fell upon my soul, and l would fain have
drank oblivion from the wine cups fery
brim, that same dark eyed woman came
and babe me in the name of God to shun
that fatal share, and twining her arms
around my neck, while her eyes beamed
with loves inspiration, she poured oil on
the troubled waters told me of pure
hopes and higher aims and in my ear
whispered a golden word that has ous
lived all sorrow. Leila, would YOU
know the name of my first love? 'Tis NV
"Oh, Paul, I'll forgive you, and will
share your love indeed l will"
knew you would Leila, second love
S as dear as the first WaUerLy.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-27
Private Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
FARM, situatee in the Township of Manalapan.
known as the " Rue Farm" adjoining lands of Jo-
seph Anderson, and about IL miles of the Ma
nalan Station, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY EIGHT ACRES, in high state of cul-
tvation. good Buildings and Fencing on he same
ALSO.-A HOUSE and LOT of 81 acres, with a
good SAW MILL on the same, on the road from
Englishtown to Old Bridge. The mill can have
constant employment.
Terms of payments, easy. Persons wishing to
view the property, can call on A. c. MCLEAN, ESQ.
in Freehold, or on the subscriber at Long Branch.
ENOCH G. HENDRICKSON.
October 7, 1853 If
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ing knife was near the arm pit, and al
though it did not mortify, it palsied the
vital energy Of the arm.
Her husband blesses her every day for
her heroic conduct at the time when he
was brought so near the domains of death
and her daughter now the wife of dis
tlnguished statesman, prays that she may
bestow upon her two noble boys some
thing of the spirit and bravery of their
gRandmnther.
The burnt cabin was never re built ;
Moreland removed to Dover, from thence
to Portland, Me-, where he became an
extensive ship builder but he never for
get The NIGHT OF TERROR.
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her husband stricken dswnsby a blow
from skilfully aimed tomahawk, and
heard the deep groan which burst from
his lips as he fell.
She partly understood the Indian dia-
lect from having heard it frequently
spoken by the wandering hembers of diff
ferent tribes who had from time to time
called at the cabin for fold and drink !:
and now from the hastI CONSULTATION
among the red warriors, sic gatle-ed that
they were to scalp her husbana murder
his family and fire the hose.
The leader of the gang iaissa his scalp
ing knife over the ulcorscicus victim,
but another Indian detained tie blow
Mrs. Moreland plainly head lis words
" Stay, brother let US I'LL the squaw
and the young papoose, and then have
the light of the wigwam to scalp him
by!
This speech met with favor76nd with
one simultaneous rush they made for tht
house, leaving one of their humber tc
guard the captive.
Instantly, with the speed Of light, Ell
len Moreland flew from her covert, ant
sprlnging to the entrance Of the hut, sht
closed noiselessly the heavy paken slal
which served as door, and thrust stou
club of wood through the great iron sta
pie, which held it firm. The savage
were as safe as though the walls Of Bas
tile shut them in-for the hat was bull
OF ponderous unhewp logs, pinned togeth
er by strong bolts-the only.aseak in tn
walls being the door for in those day
IN that savage region windows were
species of comfort unknown.
But the Indian that had bees. LETT with
out to guard the captive, saw the deco
and with fierce cry Of rage he hurle
his tomahawk at the brave hearted W.
man! fortunately it "a 40 aim, an
sank into the door.
With 2a4 aaSASA
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A Charnb Smile win Fame a Savage.

The houses of the Kabyle village were
all but deserted and empty the women
and children had been sent for protection
to neighboring tribes further removed
from the seat Of war. In one, Zouave,
mad for plumber, was struck by observing
a huge jar Of rudely baked earthen ware
standing in a corner. To rush forward
and to dash it to pieces with his musket
butt was the affair of second, when, to
his surprise, out rolled poor little IA
byle child, who, forgotten amidst the gen.
eral confusion and flight, had crept into
the jar for shelter. The Zouave raised
his musket, but the little cherub smiled
on its assailant as though perfectly at
home. The rude Zouave's heart was
touched. Perhaps he thought Of some
far off home in France, where a brother
or sister might be playing in the sunshine
like the poor Kabyle child, who smiled
unconscious of the threatening musket.-;
Perhaps it was merely his better nature
touched by that smile. | know not how
4 this was, but do know that the Zouave
laying down his muSket op& be-
secured the child or his
tGsrea.s, aGa tlsen rushed
b The poor baby VI 81 L.
way - thas borne
through the thicEesT 81 rnE fray, Sbut ii
seemed to have charmed Iife,s The Balls
! WhlStled harmlessly by it hags through
that night the brave Zouave was ssssa
lying on his face, with a ball through h.
brain, the child was asleep and unframed.
1t was subsequently, adopted by the off.
GERS OF the regiment, and is yet alive
Sketches Of algeria.
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BsA WAen you have lost money in the
street, every one is ready to help you
look Tor It; but when .ol have lest your
character, every one leaves you to recov-
er it as you can.
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ea Live, as you would wish to die,
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4 -
FIRST LOVE-;

Am your only and first love ?" asked
bright eyed girl, as she recIined her
classical moulded brow upon the shoulder
of her lover.
" No, Leila, you are not only. not nv
hrst, l have loved another. Long before
saw you, | loved another, and l love
Thar other STILL
Love that other still, and better than
me, Paul, why do you tell me that ?" ask
I'D I'd 5 she, raising her dark blue eyes. and
5alf;9 os9fooddffast into those of her lover.
her ieweled 6ngeapest, half in sorrow, while
" anon her arm. rhtened convulsive.
you with truth and sincerity you %ered
not have me deceive you, would you?" y
You love her still, then p
Il love her still"
And better thansyou do me r
Not better, but asrwell."
And will'love her still.n
Until death, and even beyo
lover her last resting place wi
springs earliest flowers and
sacred spot with the purest 49,
lever, love shed.p
.Handsomer than |, is she not 2"
!" Her eyes are black, and her hair in
Iglossy biackness. outvies the wing of the
raven. She hasn't your sweet blue eyes,
not your soft brown hair yet Leila, her
eyes have been the sweetest to me, that
ever looked the look of eternal love"
/ j." Paul, why do you wish TO break my
4 heart? Why have you taughtme to love
lyon so wildly and blindly, and then in
the midst of my happiness tell me there
is an impossible barrier between us?-
This night Paul, we must part forever
y wouIu not have believed us had an.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-12
Proceedings Of the Conaiaon Council.

there vas meeting Of the Council Saturday evening
jaly "a, with fall B1ari excepting Alderman Kerr.
The minutes Of Ia, meeting read AMI approved.
Alderman Elder, from the committee claims, sc,
reported IN favor Of allowing The claim of Robert Cotd 81
slS.o and on motion said claim vas 50 allowed
Oo notion OF Alderman Eler the claim Of J. Z. Baker
vas taken from the table aud allowed at So 80
Alderman Elder also reported upon the claim at ChaS
Fox and in favor Of allowing the At sl20S SAID
claim was so allowed.
Committee on WAYS aud means reported upon the com
naneatonof Mrs Htgeriofn. The Mir-hll vas ordered
toootAn acts M the case
IN motion OF Aiemsn Burr the stowe family were al
owed TO obtain license exhibit then show this city
a' the sum of s. 10.
IN motion Of Alderman Pincknsy, il was
f,ssuoi, mat the assessment made by cammi
stoa The owners aud occupants Of houses ami lands o
backs and T. IN subdivision Of blocks -. 3D. 81 81, 80
~, u, ~, Tor constructing ditch, in assessment,
fna deser bed, which sail roll Tile in the
esrss ONCE OF this city, BE- AMI IL. l. HEREBY
Sopiet AS> that the OF IL ii Smith aud Joseph
Bailey be stricken cut Of roll far a.
reates 10 black T. Of subdivision Of bl5 els 3G and -.
Alderman Pnckney presented an ordinance relating u
Iae running at large Of horses AMI unruy cattle ant
mixing u m'stemeanor Ia oppose any one having au
MONTY To dive such horses unfuly cattle - pound
saac ordnance was read twice when the rule suS
peadet, and said ordnance read the third time
passed
llth, 1859
GEO A. ApySTPO\tf- Gin 1TTyt.
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rTATE OF MICHIGAN, county 81 Ingham, -.
y At a session of the Probate Court, for the
county ot Iueham, holden at the Probate Office
u The c.-y O.! Lansing Ola Monday the 18th
lay Of Jauc. \. h. l-53. Present, VIM II.
Piurknev, Judge ct Probate. H. the matter OF
the estate OF Amaziih >toughton, deceased. On
reading and filing the petition duly verified Of
Vim. II. Chapman, a creditor praying that letters
Of administration may b. granted to him-ef
upon said estate.
Thereupon il Is ordered, that Monday, the LIT
d4v Of Aur. next, az O'Clock il the forenoon be
assigned for the hearing Of said petition, and that
the heirs At law Of said deceased, and all other
persons interested in slil estate, are required TO
appear az session Of said court, then 70 BE- hol-
len at the Probate Office in the village Of Mason
and show cause, # any there be, why the prayer
Of the petit oiIer should 10; Be granted A'sf
Il Is further orjere3, that saii petitioner Vim. II
Chapman, give notice to the persons i.terested
In sad estate, Of the pendeEcy Of said petition
and the nearing thereof, by causing copy OF
this order to be published in the Lansing r.
publican, a newspaper printed and circulating
in said county Of IHgharn, for : successive weeks
previous 70 =si1 dav Of hearing. A true copy.
WM. II. PINCKNEY,
aEzI. Judge Of Probate
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DY VIRTUE Of 4 VIII Of execution Issued out
II Of and under the zeal Of the Circuit Court
for the county Of In-ham, and State Of Michigan,
70 NE directed and delivered, have levied upon
all the right, title and interest of Edward Elliott
in and 10 the following described lands and tene-
ments, TO wit: the buildings on the south forty
four feet Of lot six, land tie lease Of the
ground thereon) in block one hundred and
eleven, and lot seven, in block one hundred and
eleven and tenemen,s; also the entire block sew
enty-three, said property being situated IN the
CITY OF Lansing. county Of Inghan and State Of
Michigan, which shall expose for sale at publc
auction or vendue. a, the front door Of the Court
House, in the village of Mason, on the twenty
third dav of July, 4 D. 1859, AT one O'Clock P. N
of said dav-Dated, Lansing, MAY 18th, 1889.
EDT BAKER, Sheriff,
! ,w2l5 WI. II. DCNkS, Deputy.
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n ~ lie i.IIItIl FNpFr7', IN
u,o,,I,u's Feat on the Fourth.


On MONDAY afternoon thi5 'a'iiiS anu 'eHc
individual surpassed even h'"i7'i "a u'l
Being at the Falls, vas "i.heSs "' " 'e'' my,
ecEpses in daring ever 'hS ll''l''''1 n,'elp'e"'
and although IN measure PrePal'u ~ .n -, -"
count Of his previous PerIo'h'','e - M" rs
with comparative indifference NJ l''>>iSc VI ''ic
yawning ehasm throus" "'"ei ,''' s'.I5'i5 Wa,
tiers OF the mighty oA'' en- %ii,
foamng from their 'c'i'''e '4''' - ,.'' ,''' =
with wonder alter i''',i5 "',''' ,,e i',''.. q,
of his performance. A' d, a''"I "',-i ''T''
the banks on ei',,er sue ''u '','' "'.i ,''I
thousands IRON al quart ""' ''''' ,4''''''',''
to witness the lta', nIo,''''li "a
American side' ~aI'nS pa'N"aI,i VII" .,'i'','Y
down the slope Oh 'ne o',''t, M''ioA' va Po,'.'
until he reacned point ABOUT CIV i''' from ''',
bank, where re stoPIeu' anu p'i'hc'i H''',c'
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COInmi>,iOncr'> Notice.

IN the matter Of the estate Of Leander Baker,
| deceased-The undersigned having been ap-
pointed by the Hon. Vim. II. Pinckuey, Judge
Of Probate for the county Of Ingham, State OF
Michigan, C mmssiOners for the examination
and adjustment OF claims against the estate Of
said Leander Baker, deceased, hereby give no.
tice, that We will meet for that purpose on Sat
uriay, the @0th day of July, and Saturday, the
9th dav Of August, and SATURDAY, the - day
of October, A. D., 1859, at II o'clock in the
forenoon Of each day at the Office Of F. La Rue.
in the city of Lansing, for the purpose Of exam
lining any claims thar NAV be presented against
said estate: and six months from the 26th day
of April. A. D., 1859, is allowed By the Probate
Judge for 10 the creditors Of said estate to pre-
sent their claims for allowsnce.-Lansing, June
- A.. D.. 1859 ". JONES.
F. LA Rue,
alsx4 Commissioners.
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ESTATE OF Elisha Z. Boswell, deceased The
IL undersigned, having been appointed 10y the
Hon. VIM. H. Pinckney, Judge of Probate Tor
the County Of lngham, commissioners, with full
power and authority To receive, examine and all
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Elisha l.. Boswell, deceased late OF
the city of Lansing, in said county, and six
months from the Goth day of June, \. ID. S5.,
having been allowed by said Judge Of Probate to
the creditors of said estate present their claims
to the undersigned commissioners, for allowance
Notice is therefore hereby given that We viii
meet on Tuesday, the 23d day of August, and on
Monday, the Sd dav of October next ensuing, at
the office OF Franklin La Rue. in the city of Lam
sing, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of each of said days,
for the purpose of examining any claims that may
he presented against said Estate. Dated City OF
Lansing, July ID, 1859.
W. JONES,
+. la RUE,
oI0 Commissioners.
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Pimpies %" the Face, and Skin Diseases.

Are generally ransed BY Adimscula. turrou in t
skin Dr Tra.k, NJ ghetto Ointment by ia rou,.re and
penetrating qualities, detroys every vestpe Of them -
storing health and beauty the skin wherever arr9
removing Tan aud FreckLes
fFlAMEp OR S"sE ETEs.-A.G g. Cushing IL south Bend
Tod, say The Magnetic Ointment is the only remedy
in Ne" here or iaagme Ey, The Auditor If our county
ha' :, much faith in It's curative powers in this
that he not only highly recommends it, but offer 10 fr
et the amount paid for it 10 each fails ola cure
TLE-iies, which at thi- season Of the year mar
tcuar troublesome, are cured at by Trask Mag
net; ontment apply TO the parts sec .el AMI small Of
the JtcE
NERVOUS OK Si'E HEADACHE Apply the Ointment freely
In the forehead and temples ami back Of the neck a
- The s"r' IT IL" feet and palms OF the hands Il viii
relieve the seSercs. headache in thirty minutes Rad
Advertisement in th.s paper. .r.-,l
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Clp1llcery sale.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-The Fourth Judicial
- Circuit.-The Circuit Court tor the County OF
Incham, in Cbancery: Notice is hereby given
that. bv virtue of a decretal order made in this
cause. wherein Samuel Bachrack and Michael
Praslow are compliments. and Manuel Lederer,
Henry Lederer, Charles Lederer and Sigmond
Klauber are defendants, shall SELL TO the high
est bidder, at public auction. at the front door OF
the Court House, in Mason, on the the 18th day
of August, A. ID. 1852. al one O'Clock, 7. NJ,
the following, 10 wiz; All Of certificate number
one hundred and lwenty-three, issued By the
Commissioner of the State Land Office, for lot
number tso, block number one hundred and fifty
three. in the village, now city, OF Lansing. coun
II of Incham. and State of Michigan. which said
certificate aforesaid will be assigned by said sam
ue Bachrack and Michael Pra>los 10 the pur
chaser or purchasers.
GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
Circuit Court Conan ssioHtr.
Baker i Wiley, Complt's Solicitors.
Dated, Mason, June 9th, 1859. 2le-6w
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN Ten NIxrrfs,,

BElANS PCLMlNARY WATERS ARE
uniaillng it the cure OF CoCGHs, CoLIs, AsrnuA,
BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, IIoAGsrxEss, DIrFI-
CULT BREATHING, ISCIrIENr CoxsUMPrioy, AM
DISEASES OF THE Lines. They have 40 taste Of
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before despaircd. Testimony given in hundreds
of cases. single dose relevcsin rEx MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan'5 Punonic Wafers-thc orr
Sinal and only genuine is stamped bryan"
Spurious kinds are offered for sale Twenty-Five
cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, y. Y.
For sale 10y Il. TIIAYER, * Co, Lansing.
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IN pursuance of an act of the Legislature OF the
/ State of Michigan entitled IAN Act to pro-
vide for the drainage and reclamation of swamp
lands by means of State roads and ditches,' APP
proved February llth, 1859, the undersigned
commissioners on the Marquette and Little Bay
De Noe State Road, viii proceed to let the said
road for construction, at Marquette, in Marquette
county, Michigan, on the twelfth day of August
next, at ten O'Clock, A. VI.
Said road commencing at the bridge near the
east line of section thrty-SiX in the township of
Marquette, and ending at Little Bay DeNoc, near
said point as laid down by said commissioners,
and is sixty-four miles in length, or Whereabouts.
Said road will be let in two sections, divided
equally, and is to be cut ont six rods in width on
the swampy ground, four rods on the upland,
and two rods on the pine plains, To be grubbed
thirty feet wide Said road to bc thrown up or
turnpiked two and hall feet above the surface
in the centre of the road-bed in swampy portions,
eighteen inches on the upland, and the pine
plains TO be simply grubbed and leveled; and
where the muck is so deep in the swamps that
sufficient sand or earth cannot be taken up from
the bitches to make solid road-bed, an artificial
bottom can be made of brush bound in bundles
| the top ends living over each other in the middle
| of the road.bed, to be covered with muck and {
sufficencv of sand, gravel, or other earth, 10 bt
two and half feet above the surface when set
tied
| Specifications in regard to bridges, culverts
bitches and other matter, 10 he made know
! on the dav of letting.
WARREN lSIlAN,
Il. VI. WHEATON,
- :. BANGS.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of a writ of execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county of Ingham. TO me directed and deliv-
cred, have levied upon all the right, title and
interest OF Fri Highly, in and 10 the following de-
scribed lands and tenemeuts, 10 wit: Lots No.
= seven and s. eight, in block No. III twenty
one, in the cts of Lansing, according 10 the re-
corded plat thereof, being town four north, Of
range two west, county Of Ingham, State o.
Michigan. which l shall expose for sale az public
yendue, TO the highest bidder, at the Court
House, in the village of Mason, in said county
on Thursday. the 18th day of August, 1859, at
O'Clock, P. NJ.
EDY BAKER. Sheriff
Dated, Mason, June IL, 1859. 6v2le
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Tuesday Morning, July l2' 1899.
- Mr. Smith of Grand Rap

CRY AIEs.-Hr. ''l''''''
,,s apen, for the sale of the Paragon
s4sc@oeratins Gas burner, was in Lansing last
- I,i.a splendid invention, and standing
W. - os these lamps in the reading-room at
,hs Lansing House, it vas easy to imagine one
'"a pro,5ray. We have fully tested the IN
=" So. and find il as represented. IL can be
roI,o N kinds Of oil, Kerosene, Ca"Phe''e,
'.T Ear;aq Find Lamps, also with ioant' and
,,,.s.pr, 10 al kind of Gas Fift"reS, making
a,,o "a. in the burner a. fast as required from
Banning Fluid. b simple screw 1t IS instantly
..l,ced from a full blaze to a small enc ana as
molly restored. Always ready and IN order.
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BITTEN By A RATrLEsSAEE.-Ata picnic COM
posed of the children of Miss Campbell's school,
held in the western part Of the city on Friday
last, daughter Of Mr.. L. Pennington, eleven
years Of age, was bitten on the ankle by rattle
snake. Under the treatment of DIR. Gorham the
child is recovering, we are happy to learn
Jackson Patriot, Juiy &.
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Sheriff Sale,


D1 virtue Of tao writs of execution issued
- out OF and under the seal of the Circuit
court for the county Of Ingham, to me directed
and delivered, have levied upon all the right.
utle, and interest OF John Mckaugh, in and 10
the following described lands and tenements. 10
wit; the east half of the south west quarter
OF section nineteen lel, in town three 8 north
OF range two Fl west in the county of Inghan
and State of Michigan, which shall expose for
sale, at public auction, or yendue, al the Court
House in the village of Mason, on the "a dav of
July, at one O'Clock L. NJ
EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
BY II. II. DUNKS, Deputy
Dated, Lansing, May 18th, 1888. 7w2I2
The above sale is postponed until the 2ad dav
OF July, 1859, then TO take place at the same
place and time of day above mentioned.
EDY BAKER, Sheriff,
BY II. ii. DUNKS, Deputy.
Dated Lansing. July >, 1859.
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