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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20
ISRAEL MOWRI,
REUBEN NCCkEEkA
Newell AVERY,
s.-gFl o.. ....,

h Office is hereby given that the Commission
- crs of the Newayg0 4 Northpo.t State Road
will he upon the ground on Tuesday, the | >th
daw OF October ncNt, ID receive bids for build
in. that portion of the road south Of Newavgp
at, or near the corner OF Kent
County, thence along the line heretofore survey
ed by said Commissioners to the Musbc"au yer
Distance, about ten miles.
Said road TO be Gu; out six rods wide upol al
unmproved lands, and where the same Is settled
and improved, four rods wide. The cTtiIr
length of said road, 10 he cleared OF al fulen,
or standing timber &c., four rods wide, and two
of the same, to be well grubbed OF all 5: amps
and roots, and turlpked, with goodand Sufficient
bitches to carry off all surface water. Center oi
road to be raised not less than Two feet above
the surface of SAID bitches, where the nature OF
the gcounj is sucn as to require it, Where Slut
ccs may be necessary, to he built in good and
substantial manner, of sound hewn timbc'.
Upon Swampy, Narshy, or wet ground, sai,!
road must be constructed with timber, 10; less
than Eighteen feet wide Said timber to bc
hewn, or tlattened on one side 20 form the su.-
face of the road, and the sides sufficiently
Enlightened to form c'Ose aud compact work
the whole, to be spotted down upon good and
substantial Stri ayers So rs TO form smooth and
level surface.
The above work VIII DE let il sections OF one
mile or more to suit bidders. No bids viii b,
considered, for less than one mile.
Payment for the above work will be made il
money or Swamp Lands, at the option of Con
tractors subject to all the provisions, and condi
lions OF an Act, entitled an act Of the Legis'a
turc of the State of Michigan for the dranag .,
and reclamation of the State Swamp Lands bl
a system of State Roads, approved Febua-y ] ,
1859.
5. o. KINGSBURY,
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Hs-ihe following communication IRON of the old
an' most influential men OF the township of Plymouth
wayne comfy, cannot ssil 10 commend itself the
'''su7on OF all who ave similarly afflicted
rtYuovTr, 2oih August, Is5a
70 As faulr 4, the Nichiyaa Chrifia. ~ ,dtl
m@ Sal feel II my duty to communicate thloagh
jour Journal the following facts not oul, rs an ex-
preston % thsnLlncs, To pr kermo,t Of your city,
0a' mat those suffering ike diseases may know
Hao ec7ed me a.ier all hope was gone
fiev'ois TO March, ls5S. had suffered for several
n'a'a' foom as,hm, AM bronchetis. During these
months employed several of our regular on ola school
Payse's,s, brt the disease gradually wastcl ne away
'esect''Sed great quantities of dark fr;id matter
hai se'eal attacks Of bleeding from nv lungs, had be
s'me 50 "a reduced that vas not able To leave my
'om had eh- and fever with night sweais in fact
'ao saS ne Pronounced in the 'lst STAGES a. con
'1"PUeh AMI victim for the grave
a. This ..ne | was informed that pr Ke,mott wa.
'PhS Mr. S-.y.ss and Mr.. E0oth If Diseases @. III,
"ss Shen they were greatly reduced. fest amour
se' nm Ny brother wen, IL Detroit snt trough
" "! hon-- When, - ter efuI exam natun
" "N me thee vet hoIe in my case. VI
f'e'''1 tor me, sad a.Jrr 'pt'ug h medicines i,
L' aarirS which ..me | ;raluary re,,ined IN.
~'i' "as discharged, anil am II day happy in tn
4l'!m'n' q Z, and i;. blc,,ris>. viii add ths,
"'n eusea oontsa. ~ the pee; .t'.n Of al
'u' "a" IRE at the time
Eset grateful, am, yours, Sc,
GEORGE SCoTr
= = H''i cevo,ss h'> me eNclF ~iyrly to tie ,rea;
si''nc or Lingering diseases, and viii visit La:
"a 'he the 18th ami 18th rs every meath
22cw
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Great Sale of Improved Lands
at Auction.

THERE vii be sold at Admins. 'at0f's Sale,
1 on the 10Th day of November next the
whole ~ the old dayton Farm" located in
Delta. Eaton cophty, comprising two hundred
aad io.ty aces of tue original farm, and two
u7i'cd acres of other land in the immediate
vicinity, all excellent farm land. There is one
hundred and forty acres improved, with enough
good meadow TO produce one hundred tons os
hay per annum The whole farm is abundantly
wat-Ivi with 80 Ewing springs, and stream of
pure water runs the entire length of the farm.
There j. also Il good orchard o. choice trees a
spacious farm house, well enclosed aud painted,
and log barn and other out-buidngs, with a
variety of soil which makes tbs one OF the best
grazing farms in the State.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
on the fam, at Delta Center, four miles ives, OF
Lansing, and viii be soii together or in parcels,
TO suit purchasers. Those who wish TO purchase
real estate will do well to 10 present.
: ". FOWLER
JNAtkCEl GOODRICH,
Adm'rs o. l.rr estate o| L. &. Holly, deed.
Sept. 18th, 1888. Iw229
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LAST NOTICE.

OEING determined 70 close up lhc map busi-
IL ness in this county. al persons indebted 70
Us either By suhScripfioa. note or account, all
30 wei to call AZ the map Office in this city and
settle the stre Immediately. Those subscribers
10 whom naTs have been ofsr.i viii be treated
: tie same manner a. though they had actual
Is received their maps
GEL. HARLEY, 4 SIVERD.
Lansing, Sept. nth. 49,. lm330.
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CIn CuERE'S OFFICE,
I1nsln-. September 5, is.
STATE OF Michigan,

SprE OF Michigan,
City of Ians NJ,
To'W.uism nmsu. John Thomas, Geo. " Peck. D. Y
Fell, A +. Weller, I. M.sria-i, Lonyyear Dart John
Kerr, Daniel Johnson. ;. = Wilcox. A. " William.
Whitney Jones, \ lo.;e, :. Benlsr, Burr & Grove H.
Ei-', ". Davis. Z. Greene, = 4. Greene agent :.
Henderson, Wan Woolhau-e. 4 + PAYNE. NJ. + ".
Rroau,ll, 7. Z AYR, ShattucA L. Gorion Mr., Bald
win HaySo3d, t. i1sn"r. Th-O Hunter, ami all other
Pe-su- nr-IeS'i IN The following described property, lu
Ihe C.tvu; lansing
an that portion Of TIE ThigI Ward Of SAID city cousrc
blocks, lots aus parcels OF land, fooss, vz Bloc
49,: Is5 l56 49, is $50. 100 l6a 10 H. IL. L..
~ rs, 10 IL. IS ls5. alo lanIs. nlr-I-
dent, beng parts of t- northwest frAcu,ual quarter e.
section "a ami yn- Directly south II block =, AMI ezt
u book lsa AMI n'rrl Of lands Owned by Geo " feca,
ana l1-ni-1 .>t hv aui Rv 70. containing tlre- scT.s
.anI ai- isut- h-puu, Geo Y .PecE follows.
part 81 the NORTH T. acjioual quarter Ct cii0n =
boG1tet North by lands 81 Z Bsh, iec'a,-i. ASK D.
e. an Ivr- south - anl- of John Thomas and sc-t by
ta east n. Cd: Tr~l-uI street coi,a ming three acre
ct ant also. lands Owned By John TLoma, bounded
o.! uo-th by lands owcel b. Geo. W Peek, east by
Grand i,vr. sou'l 1T 1H reservation, west by land 81
Ntn nman ing part 81 the n5rthv nal qu
.- az section Il containing and 81 t0.ts Q.
and so. Ani, "a. WT- Il lrnan ben, part of III nor n
vest lrrtnnai QUARTER ~ sI,sn Il. And bounded f
,s> north ay i:,1--r, >-rt by lands Of Gc, W
rvh anil J1la Thomas, south by mall reservation. aBo
BANDS ~ 4 = N--r. containing J. and 56-lul
acre. ~ iau3 a-so lands ku5-n lands Tes-Eved f0i
hyiTzunc pIspC-e, @pu-iu- 20 john Thomas, Geo ".
ieck and N-lsm hI1ua1. BOUNDED A. follows north IS
lands ted by Pes Wiener, Human sni Thomas ,u'i
su5 eat by Grand River, cou-Anins i've acres 4 ani.
lou are hereby notified that ren.s about :
- rsde upon Won 10 defray the expenses II reearr
Main street aud highway ess; Of Walnut street that
a~'-1t rolls have been made nut in n" pre-l. hici
lie n tie oGSc~ Of the City Cerk where they
remain pEn your Inspection Uuiil utay, peu y
-G-l. l>s4. ~ o'c0cz. Z zh.n and Wl-r- y1u 1la
aup-ar before the Common Coare in the Council Room
sid e;y. and sl7 cause. there -, why the
as-e~Srne nj should no. n made and coecte- according
law. rs order OF the Common Council.
GEO. A. ARMSTRONG, C.y C7rl-
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ClU CLERR'> UFFICE.
I.ans NJ Septrmber i9. l. -


.T,lE OF MICHIGAN,
CITY of snsiug, }
To William Hpmsn Geo. W. Peck, John Thomas, :. l.
Wilcox, Daniel johnson, F. A. TEomp, n, Ms \. Cut
,er Era Jones', S;aulsy Bc g-s g. r. HG.cd, +. Price
o. c WiswelI, +. I. Russell H. ". t;i.ol Charles Fox,
" Jones' J Whitman J. C. bailey Iohn Gouch.r. A
Marvin State of Micligan,J. A. Rsscom NJ J. naric,
Murphy Hbbiri j II. SheaIer, rs of r. T. Boswell,
j. C.. Darl'ns, er Hnman, C. {. nirl'uy, { T. Bush.
II Inger-ol, Es,a Of II Mcclure, iicGa las Bauuett
Co. III. Il. Shank, Edward EIio.t, Caprcf X E.moud>,
John Whitley James Whtecy. A. l. Be. eh hu Am
rhe n, II. BsGtuoora-w, VIM IL Chapman, r ks;eiu.
W0llbauer T. Thayer, HYDE, T. T. ODE. u i. T.. z,
L W Slawlan, HoSmer x Eer. Wan. johnson. r VI.
Cowe~, : Cor,el, II. II. s. Ia, n Wilcox. 81 TUNER,
t II Billings J W Holmes. J. Bennett II Bake. : ".
Wright r on-yesrJ II RoSley. Holm ". I.sn.yea- &
{ poJsc, Benz Rankin, + Alton. J b Huii, + WI
l;ams Polly Nevis. Mr> EdrauI Armstrong l. Suer.
& Beach, : +. Hastings, Irger. tIsyc<, Peter
pry, n. l. Case. p. weS Il Ia sons, u {. leach,
H. CJusen, J, Hopkins, GrS. Angel, JOAN Tompk us,
A. Csssit, A. Il Watkins Chitt-v. u Johns %, tuson
kimbsu Geo Lewis A. Cine. " BatLer. VA VA Thay.
Griil~y, 4 Nichols, { Cane jas Hsrw ek, Hcfat
SEYMOUR Job Tooker jas Yaug-r, and al otier Kt.stu
inie -es;ei in The following described poverty ".
Blocks half of 81 81 3D. half OF 81 ha'f Of IL -, IS. hall
of H. half Of 81 81 as hsf Of -, hat az -, ha ri c.
half Of o. la Of tS half Of - half Of >, hall 81 -, bal
of &c half a. a. halt &C 100 half of lCl haf 10 ha
of H. half Of ia half of rs half az is. lal, o. ~
half OF 49, half Of 1@6, hall lag bat q 10 bat. 81
49,. half Of u.s. half of III ha'fof l2 AMI IoS - 10, II
Is. II, Is, block III
You hereby notified that aSse-S.ncus about T,
Re made upon VOC to iefray the expenses o. gJain.
Washington avenue, from Franklin stseet 10 Main street
that rO- have been ma IL IN the premises
they will remain open yoar Inspection until ay tC'
S0th day oi September 1859, clock T. NJ when
where you may appear beoI- the Common Council OF
city md show cause, any there b., why the said asses
ment should not be made and collected according 20 law
4 by order OF the Common Council.
] 2w2So GEO 4 ARMSTRONG. city C,eTh.
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-A dangerous inebriate

HAEEAs CoRPUs.-A dangerous inebriate
vas sentenced tobe Imprisoned, afew days stree,
this city, by Justice La Rue, and was put in the
Lookup. The City CLERK, who acted counsel
to' the prisoner, undertook to get him released
upon BabGs Corpus. Owing to some cause or
Other, delay occurred, aud before the writ was
santed by the Commissioner, the sentence was
eSpiated, and the prisoner set free. The City
Clerk, then, in his capacity of counsel for the
late prisoner, sued ont a writ for false imprson.
ment against justice Ia Rue, upon the ground
Of imperiection in the Ord. nance under which
the prisone.' Was committed
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''"eesssanys of thc Common Council.
MONDAY evening. Sept. I9;h

'''''|7stN
n -ie'i met pursuant t. adjournment
Der fu0oas :" II VI Hacey, Perry Jo>tl'n ard Al-xan
we'e presented and refereed I, proper com,
- ~ Gains q A. Hover T ! Brown. and o. q Fall.
n '.-',~i 10 committee IN GAINS &c
wee allowed '''''N ''N "'' 7 '"'1N
,s,hy e'cn'ns, So,h INST a, o'clock wa. appointed
n. !" hear appeals ON the asSeSsr-n, matte by
NJ, .n 'SNi fers cn Washpyton A enue Also OF Tur
.G~t and Grani River ro,i
too, ,I.uh wa passed Apo nting Eoar,S os Rc,s,ra
iae-tnx INV ~ P''e' ~ i'fNhs 'e Z
A, .'"o was passed IN cxte nj Shiawas<sc street.
n.,.i was introduced. amendatarv ~ several
one. A., now IN free. Said oiSiusnce was read
IN ssa reierted to committee on police.
" 'n'u"n the Council adjourned.
Go. A. ARMSTRONG a., CIerI
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Ia Delhi, three miles from this city, on Friday
evening, Sept. III, 1889, Mr. LEWIS WRIGHr,
aged Az.
The deceased was native OF Orleans county,
y. Y, and had resided in this State less than
three years. He was es,imable man, ard
much regretted by his ne'-hbo-s. The funeral
ceremonies were conducted by Rev. C. W.
knickerbacker, on Sunday, at one O'Clock p. VI.
HIS disease was congestion, occasioned by chils.
lie was in the city IS late as Monday, attending
TO business.
On Sunday, Sept llth a. Will'anrston, Mr.
ELI LoEAsGER, aged about 20 years.
The deceased was member Of an old and re-
spectacle French family, who &c scattered
through WAYNE and Monroe count'e- He was
an es;imable and useful citizen.
Ia Mason, September Il, 1879, HIRAM Con-
vERss, Esq, aged 80 years.
Mr.. Coaverss was naive Of Vermont. lie
was of the first settlers in Iagham county.
He left his naive Safe in $50 or I, and in 1855
he moved to Mason, which was the. wilde
ness country indeed. Here he experienced all
the privations and La 'dshas inciden. 10 settling
pew country. The FIRST year he buried his
wife, and was left alone with family 0; small
children. Twenty years have since passed away,
and the Pioneer lived TO see the wilderness aud
the solitary places made glad, ard to rejoice
and blossom a. the rose" His children have
grown UP to respect ard honor, ard now the
Pilgrim has gone to his rest, leaving wife aAd
children, as wen as ncighbors and citizens TO
mourn their loss, aud revere ADD cherish his
memory. And this 1t Is, that
- lend at = iIeni departs
Who lts not i1-t i-nG
There j. u...ou he'e ~ beat.
That hnds ~, ".t "
Cow
Ia Midland GIG OF Monday t'.c oh inst, OF
consumpton, in the 2sth yea u. her age, MAR
TIA AsIIuUS, relic of the late lion Henry e..
4 III
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REVIEW AND INSPECroN.-On THUS
Uniformed companies OF Ingram county, took
place at Mason. The companies were inspected
BY Gen. Cug.enius, Adjutant General Of the
State. Tie rams were not Ill, and the eXcr.
the troops marched wei, ald in respecs to sol
der IKE department and appearance, the disc;-
pine was c.editab'c e.
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NORTH ATLANTIC
COMPANt

u OCULAR THROUGH LINE TO SAN FRANC.~Cp, VIA.
IL Panama Railroad, and connect n only Win scam
Golden Gate, Colleen Age John l. stephens ant -
ua-a, a. the Pacific Mail Stt ul-Eip Cunpaus - Il.
q -ect 70 AL nwaI!. The sqlea4b4 steamship
BALTIC, ADRIArIC AND ALAMO
Eavf-. been entirely edttei AMI adapted -l- C~tss-
trade. VII hs eafIer above leaving taI- tor
the 5th and y IA 81 each rnth from tie foot 60, canal
Street. North River.
Es Passenger and mails ul be lyi va - cd by .qla
RaLroad : Panama with Tire iac a- Mas
steamship Company, maEuihcen: steamship. iich
D. ia r-adnr, and leave Immediately i5r tEaHrcl
They will b. emoar6ed fI@e Or eXpen,e from f.t road ny
the Company's steamboat TAED,iA-
An experienced Surgeon j. attached 10 each sap.
Stec-a,s Passengers found in cooked provisions Z,
and attendance. IL believed that The accolnu
afforded By the above ,hps are un>uria,e! ~ tas r
the world. Tie pub &c informed 'lat "a. d. o S.
Co, s.Eays have ONE or MORE MIRA STEAMERS.
lying at Panama, -eidy for sea- 10 syHii any pos @
tent II Of Passengers Mails. sn2 eInUa Il then. l.
gers by steamboat.
For pa sse apply at til oul rfce tL C,mIs.y, e-
the wharf foot OF Canal ii Ell, North RIVER u
ym.3O WILLIAM III. NICkGAAl.
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Pure JUicE-We are favored by DIR
Thayer, with a couple o. bottles of "pure ia ce"
Po,t.winc, kept 10y bin FOR medical Purposes.
We can recommend it, having tried il "a cases
of eeve, b. persons ~ oil, own family
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

.HE undersigned, Commissioners of the Por;
Il Huron, Bay City aud LaHsing State Road
hereby give rotice that they will proceed to let
the wo on said road to the lowest responsible
% oder, "a follows: All that part lying in The
comics OF st. Clair and San.lac, at the La-nci
House, in the city of Port Huron, on the l2tA
day of October, A. d. 1889, commencing at .
O'Clock \. NJ. All that part lying in the coun-
ties OF Lapeer and Tuscoa, at the Vassar Hotel
a tine village of Vessar, Tuscola county, on
Monday, the 18th day OF October, A. ID. lS59,
at l O'Clock p. NJ All that part lying in Bay
ard Saginaw counties, at the Shermap House, in
BAY City, On Thursday, the 10th day OF October
A. ID. 1859, at Q O'Clock A. ". All that part
y ng in Midland county, at the Midland City
lio-el, n Mid'lnd City, Midland county, on Mon
dav, the 2ith day OF October, A. ID. 1859, at .
O'Clock A. ". All that part lying in GratiOt
c0LLty, at ComstOck's Hotel, in the village oil.
ItLeca, on Thursday, the tn OF October, \. -.
1889, at . O'Clock \. " And all that part "
'ng iii Clinton cOuhty, north of the village Of st.
ohns at the American Hotel, in the village Of
It. johns, Monday, the 3lst dav of Octoher,
4. ID. 1859, At 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Cor tracts will he let 10 suit bidders, but no
contract will be considered for less than one-half
II II lie. The road 10 be cut and cleared four rods
wide, with bridges, sluiccs, bitches ard Sd
dram sufficient - carry Oft all surface wa as.
aud closs-ways where required, cross-ways to b.
Twelve feet wide, and covered eight inches doci
or more. The specifications cor building bril -
across the Chippewa and Black rivers, aud ali
small streams vii be given on the days OF l,t-
ting, together with such further information
may he required.
The above contr~ IT'S vii be let ii pursuance
Of act OF the L~gisature of the State of Mich
icln, entitled An act to provide COR the dfaii-
axe aud reclamation Of Swamp Lands 10y means
q. State roads air't Etci'e-," 'pi4ovcd February
II, 1859.
ISRAEL MOWRI,
REUBEN McCREERl,
Newell AVERY,
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SICKNESS AT MAsoy.--tluch sickness
exists at Mason, commencing with dysentc-y
and terminating in dropsy. A few days since,
Hon. j. W. Phelps los, daughter; and on We'd
nesjay last, 7. MckerIan, Esq, lost a son, fiji
teen months old; and or the sane day, Hon. ..
NJ. Ba- es, another member OF the bar OF Ing
ham, lost his eldest daughter, an interesting
child of about SIX years, a most heart-reuding
bereavement ". Eddy, as we learn hy verbal
reposi, lost a child.
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A.. Il. 4 7. Is. Il. R. Upward OF ihir-

A. l.. 4 I. Is. Il. R. Upward OF thir
teen miles Of the road-bed on this l;nc between
owOsso and Lansing is POW ready for ties, and
the ties on the spot. The track, in addition is
niles northeast Of this City. This marsh is three
niles across. Upon the whole, the progress OF
the Enc Is quite encouraging. NJ. Beckel, one
Of the contractors on the work, has given up
his connection herewith, aud Gen. ellison ot
0h'o succeeds him.
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NOTICE.,

THE CO-pARTNEfSHIPH HERETOFORE EN-
L is.;ag between the subscribers, under the
mare o. John Thomas " Co, is This day dissol-
we'd bv mutual consent
The unsettled accounts of the late firm viii Dc
adjust d 10y \. i. Weller, with whom the books
of account, noes aud claims of the same, have
been lett, for settlement and collection, and 10
whom all debts due them must be paid Dated
Lansing, August l., 1889.
JOHN THOMAS,
:. /. WELLER,
22tnla f.. Il. NERRIFIELD
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Yearly Advertisements have the privilege OF three
changes.
- The Yearly -a:esspply. regular and ordinary
business Adrertisinents, only. All others chargedby
the square.
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FAIf IN CLINToN-Noticc is hereby
given, that the Annual Fair of the Society will
be held at 81. JONAS on the 22d day OF Scpter-
be inst, to continue one day only.
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rJ-s'r J. " EEaNrr, Eclectic tly-ioiaa ani sur
.Dn ,d most respectfully announce that h" will
john. on tn. 18th Lansing thu li.h and ll'h and
Howell the 18th Of every month, ~er- j." will he IA
rs To- me-, his old friends AMI especially .hor who are
II ,teI yg.h chronc and lingering d,ea-es.
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All Goods Warranted ~ Represented.
1,cn,GAN As,.UM FOR TIT: I>s,HE
oFTIcE or TVS TEUsrEss,
kArsNaZpo. Aur. 94rh. 1S5g

oFFrcE or TVS TEUsrErs,
kALsWszOo, Aug. 29th, 1853
II accordance with provision Of the act OF
L organization, the Board Of Trustee # the
Michigan Asylum for the IaSane herebv eiTe
notice of the opening 81 toe Institution for tie
reception Of patients.
Circumstances, entirely hevoad their control
have rendered it impcss'bl, for them to carry
OGt their original designs of preparing for toe
admission of both se,es. and for the present
females only can lie received.
County SUperintendents of the Poor Ci-cn;
Court Commissioners. and others DESTROYS 90
securing admission for patients, can procure al
necessary Information by addressing DR.. f. II.
Van Deasen, Medical Superintendent
The limited extent Of accommodations VIII
render previous application necessary in eve-v
case
L. II. TRASk, President,
WN. BROOKS. Secretary,
j. Z. WOODBURY.,
DR. T. PITCHER
u. l.. PRATT.
CHAS. CoGGESHALL,
9w22a Trustee
TNANS Ea,s o. .ba
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NOTICE is hereby given that the letting of the
~ Contracts tor clearing, grubbing, causwav
ing and constructing of Bridges Oh a part of the
EAST SAGINAW & SAUBLE STATE ROAD
as hereafter descrbed-by v:r,ue of the Act
entitled An Ac: to provide for the drainage
and reclamation CT Swamp Lends by means of
State Roads and ditche-,' approved February
II, 1859, will be at the public house Of j. ;.
BARCLAY, in Bay City, on the 9th dav OF 0c-
tober next, commencing at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon.
L0CAT ZION:
Beginning at the point, where the east and west
quarter section Inc through section -, n town
ship 4 north o. range } cas- il;ersectS the west
bank OF Saginaw River, thence to a point ter
niiuating on the bank of Sauble Rive at mean
der corner in line between sections 81 aud Ia
on west bank OF said River IN township pumhc
23 north of range number ? east. Distance -
IS miles on the Inc surveyed by The Commits
SionerS. Said Road 10 be cleared of all standing
Timber, brush and fallen Timber, four rods in
width and ten feet each side ci the center o.
sad road, 70 be well Crubbel. the excavations
made by grabbing to he filed even with the sur
face so as 10 form a level road bed. All SWAN
py and wet ground 70 be causewaved with SOUND
timber cut nos less than 6 feet lor- well spotted
down aad laid on substantial sirinrcrs. where
the character Of the ground makes It necessary
with ditch o. bitches sufficient to drain III,
road beI. Culverts VIII be required OF a sub
stantal nature not less than IL feet in lenctl
where the same are necesSa-v. AT streams I,
be bridged with substantial Timber Brl.es no
less than ~ feet n width. Further 'uforGiario,
obtained cf the undersigned
MORGAN l.. GAGE.
ADDISON L. BREWER.
Commissioners
East Saginaw, Sept. 10th. 1859. 4wa3O
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NOTICE..

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CoNDUC-
L ted by John Thomas y Co., will hereafter
BE carried o. by the subscribers, at the old
stand, under the name of Peck & Merrifcd
GEO. " PECK.
T.. T. NERBIFIELn
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PoEr A.o JOURNALIST DEan-Leigh Hunt,
Who did what no other man could do, SANDER
George ", died two weeks ago in England.
tie wrote Abou Ben Adhem.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

FINE FRUiT-From the fine orchard Of
Col. Whitney Jones, we have couple OF bas-
ke,s Of delicious Sectei pairs, very JUICY aud
lusc;ocs.