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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED POLITICIAN
The National LntelIigencer announces the de-
cease on Thursday of the Hon. George NJ.
Bibb, at his residence in Georgetown. He was
a long time United States Senator from the
State of Kentucky and Chancellor of that
State, and subsequently, filled the Office ol
Secretary CT the Treasury in the administra.
tion OF President Tyler. He died of pneumo-
MIA. His age was between eighty aud ninety
years.
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twice, and the action lies, whether Peck received
the money designedly or accidentally. The sim.
pie question for you, is to determine whether
Peck has received pay for binding the session
laws Of 1853 twice.
The people have shown two allowances both
OF which have been paid. This makes GU, a pri-
ma faeis case. The defence undertakes to show
that Peck has only received the sum once do
not intend to comment upon the testimony OF
Bailey, Whitney, Thompson and Wiswell. 1t is
for you to consider and weigh the testimony of.
fered by the defence. 1t is the conviction Of
truth, in your minds, which must govern, and
not the words or sentences of the witness 1t i.
for you to Judge by the manner of the witness
and by other circumstances in the case.
You must determine from the testimony, from
its probability, and from the manner of the wit
ness. Something has been said about polite:
and prejudices. You must divest yourselves o.
all political and all other feeling, and bring your
best Judgment to the consideration Of the case
If you find for the People, your verdict will b.
for $3.50, and interest from August IS, 1853 i
if otherwise, you will simply find, for the deten
| dsnt.
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THR LADIES TIE LADIES Tue LADTEsl-l. is vel es
abshed fact that fully half Of the female portion
of our population, seldom in the enjoyment Of good
health, to their expression never feel well "
They lsnsusi devoid OF all energy extremely
vous, and have appetite To this cass OF nyslids,
the Hollands German Btters especially recommen-
dst Their peculiar tonic And nyigoratiny properties,
render them invaluable in such cases.
RsAD THs TEsrAoSY-F H. CH.yAST says Morgan
,3ts Va Sept rs, ls55-Ship Immediately l. dozen
German Bitters, and you medicine that sell
gives such general satisfaction, the demand for II beiu.
beyond all precedent. Il affords pleasure 10 sell a
medicine satisfactory 10 all Our physicians no longer
at it, but compelled Ia acknowledge its ntrn
value, and the greater part Of them have had
nannity Of soul sufficient 20 lay aside their prejudccs
sni prescribe it in their practice.
Ask for Hoollnds German Btters, AMI take nothing
else. They prepared by Or C. Jackson is Arch
street, Philsielphs, Pa and are sold by druggists and
storekeepers in every iowa and village in the United
states, Canadas, IVES. ladies' and South America 81 :;
c.n's per bottla- 2v2Uo
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DREPARED from prescription of Sir James Clarke
/ N. d. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This
invaluable Medicine i- unfailnz in the cure Of oil those
painful and dangerous diseases incident 20 the female
constitution.
II moderate. all excess. removes s Ob.tructions and
brings the monthly period With regularity. These
Pills should b. used three weeks previous 70
fnement they tcry the constitution aui lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother 10 perform
her duties With safety 20 herself and child.
Th.s. Pss should rs y tdl, ty f-csI.cs d1TtrJ IA
FIRST THEE MONTHS # Pregnancy, rs ttsy SUI
br,.s Htsca-sl,e bu az any ots-r tiHre they
safe.
In all cases OF Nervous aud Spinal Affections, pain
the Back AID Lons H-syness. Fat que Slight E,er
tion Pspitatiou OF the Heart Lo~ne.s Of Spirits, Hys
tercs Sick Headache Whites and all the painful disease
occ.sioned by disortere6 system these Pills Will efec
. cure when al other means have failed and although
remedy DO not contain iron, cSlOune sn.rouy
| or other mineral.
Full directions accompanying erch package. Price, i
the United States and Canal ia. One Dollar.
Sole Agent For the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, late ]. {. Baldwin co.,
Rochester. y. j.
NB-Ore Dollar and postage stamps enclosed 10 az
authorised Agent vii bottle containing so pills
| by return mail
| For sale by r THAyns. lansing l50y
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RELIEy IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN'S PCLMINARY WATERS ARE
unfailing it the cure of CoudHs, CoLps, AsrHxA'
BRoScHrrIs, SoRE THRoAr, HoARsrSEss, DITri-
CULT BREArHING, IScIPIESr CoSsUNrTIoS, AND
DISEASES OF THE LuNGs. They have no tsste OF
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds
of cases. A single dose relieves in TIN MINUTES
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wsfers-the orr
ginal 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, NJ
For sale BY R. THAYER, & Co., Lansing.
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At Parma, Michigan. April Esd, of typhoid
fever, JOHN CALVIN, agcdlS years and months,
the only son ofCol. rohn and Caroline Anderson.
This early, death has buried in ayouthful grave
the brightest antcipations of an eminent life, and
fondest affections Of a community. He was q
youth truly beloved. At this early age he had
won the highest esteem of all who knew him,
by his amiable temper, manly department and de
votion to studies, which wa. evinced by An unu
sually large concourse who wept with the strick
en- family at his grave:
"Nss' hos changed that lovely foser.
Which bloo;net II cheer the heart,
Fair heetng comfort of an hour.
How soon . are calid 20 part.
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Medical Science.

The history Of q HOCFLASDS GERMAN BITTERS,'
the most remarkable Medicine OF tie day sni the
that have been performed with in LIVER
COMPLAINT, DYSPEPIIA NERVOUS DEBILITY, and dis
arising from tisordered Liver stomach places
among the most astonishing discoveries that has taken
place in the medical world The diseases which these
bttsrs applicable unusual i.t there NJ. but
few Of friends Who may not test their virtues in their
own families circle Of AM prove To- Their
satisfaction that there is A. least remedy
the many advertised medicines, deserving the pub &c
commsndation. Il is fact that in the minds of many
PERSONS re,udice exists awans What are called Tat
ent Medicines but why should thu prevent you ESQ
ng article that hs. such array - testimony e
support it Hoolard's German B-t-r-r .ly -cls n"
prescribe il, why should you sca. u Judges usually
considered men Of talent hsy. sri DO the
families. Why should you reject it Clergymen ant
those the most eminent, take il why should not you
Let your prejudice usurp you resssn 10 the ever
lasting injury Of your health if you sick and require
medicine try these Bittsrs.
These Btters prepared and sold by Dr. c. NJ Jack
son. No AIS Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa and by drug
ss and .;oreksepers in every town and village in ths
United States Canada West Indies and South America
at 20 cens per bottle. See that the signature Of e.
| Jackson lie on the wrapper Of each bottle 4~:o6
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Day GooDs.-We would call the attention o.
our readers to the advertisement of Messrs. Amos
Turner & Co., at Lower Town. We know they
have very desirable stock of goods, and per.
sumo they will do al they advertise; if 30, We
should think it well FOR our ladie, to call and see
them. 1t is only pleasan, walk to Lower Town
and when you get there, We have no doubt you
will get well paid for the trouble. Mr.. Turner i.
a young man Of sound business habits, and if he
does not please all who may call Oh him, We think
he will not be TO blame. Try them.
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The Great Female Pills.

nR. J. 7. CREAGER is the agent, wholesale
IL and retail for DR.. Whestling's celebrated
Female Pills. These Pills are truly valuable for
Ladies, for they will restore rest or the monthly
courses, which they NAV stop from any cause
whatever, they never have failed in any case
where the directions around the box containing
the Pills have been strictly followed indeed
there has no case OF failure occurred IL our
knowledge Being purely Vegetable, they are
perfectly safe. Single boxes mailed 20 order,
postage paid, upon receipt Of SIS cent postage
stamps good A. money Address DR.. j. l..
Creager Baltimore City, Mi. n2n53m.
WHY LABOR 50 HARD WHEN WASH
w ING? J have Il chemical process for
cleansing clothing. bv the Use OF which the
clothes can be washed very clean without boil.
ing, and with very little rubbing Bg this
method much hard labor can be saved r|e
,ra,hinq can be done IA half the time, and the
clothes are very white and clean, and last much
longer for they are not worn by rubbing, a. by
| the old WAY of washing by machines, &c. tn,
articles used cost but little, and are easy 10 ob
tain | mail the receipt 10 order, postage paid
upon receipt of 50 cents; three cent postage
stamps good as money.
Address DR. J. P CREAGER,
In2O5:3m. Baltimore City, Nd.
Dr. CREAGER is the sole agent for DR.. WIZ
pERs' Celebrated Matrimonial Series"
4 Books, No |, " A Book for Young Men, design
ed TO prepare them for Female Society; No. .
" Errors in Courtship;" No. 3, PRODUCTIVE
Control" Each Of which will be mailed to or
der post paid, upon receipt of % cents.
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SPECIAL NOT | c f S

MICHIGAN FKNALR CoLLIGE.-The annual eN-
animation of the pupils of this Institution will be
held at the College upon the 2sth and 29'h o
this month.
The Rev. Mr.. Abbott will deliver address
before the Calliopean Society in the Represen
tative Hall, on Friday evening, the 2sth ut, a
O'Clock 2. NJ.
The next College year will commence the ST
of September, 1859. A. [. Ro"EhS-
Lansing, April IS.
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nARNEIl.s CONDITION pnMpERs.

Tie oil established Powders ~ taasc-s Al the
Long l,'sut Arrr Gus. y \ . ami sni n
usu'it~ through the Middle and Eastern States for the
past seven wears. 90 excel all other Kinds m
diseases F4rss and 'Ir their excellence l. sckuosi
.ca .rrVt.,rc Ih-, contain nothing Ursus, the
animal can - worked While feeding them ample tirec-
tcn. e, with each pI I> and good ho,-enen n'it-
"a to-, their ant Judge 81 their sesissSs
LARGE PACKAGES, - GINS
"a TIE above articles so1 hy - 600 agents
throughout the United state CsnaaAs sna South Amer
ca wholesale by all large pragg in the princip.
cities. HFRtlCk 4 BROTHERS,
FRA -i-1l fAsIais,r, AB-Isg ". r
81 Sol AZ Lansing hv sll dealers Med ciu-- and by
Druggists AMI country Merchants everSwhere.
x. d. PALMER, rar.ll,s1 AS,nt.
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Four LOnH-StansiinK Cases OF Fever anf
AEus cured after using OsRood's Indian
CholoSOGas.

From respectable Druggist, Bellcrrs o., Nay 70, 3d.
GKSTs AN out OF your Asue syrup, and wish you
would forward me = supply immediately. 1t has thu.
far proved itself great remedy in Fever and Ague
heard of its failing single instance to effect
a thorough cure. knOx Of four long standing in
which Ogcod's Indian Choleosue and many other things
usei without breaking up the disease. four AGCE
SYRUP ELECTED q speedy and permanent cure. Six
months have elapsed since three Of the were
cured The fourth in my own family. 1t was
Of five or SIX months staining The Cholgoyua Oil nc
good, but your medicine effected SPECIFY
" B. nENICk.
Mr.. A. W BoyNTJN, ~ Pulaski, o, "Since tn,
virtues of year AGUE SYRUP becOm. known, it has
perse1ed Chrystie Bal'am AMI al other Ayue prepare
tons. No unpleasant eject, attended its use The pa
teut rapidly acquires strength. and able 70 q
l work Iw2OG
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From "a. Hdrcr # the S,sndI2 Mercury.


PILLS Ma'ch so, 1855.
DRAs SIk A few weess sine. suffering under q
cold which Ike old .ryler Grip, took complete
Possession Of system r,rking with pains in the
joints headache throat, and feeling Of genera
Isosuor and debility, almost uube.r.ble. Cousoling my
.elf With the reflection tia, only common cold
and would pas. off, took remedy for it but il
rapidly became and "a. compelled to make -ou'
effort to check its progress therefore bought bottle
Of your Bslsa9c Cordial, ani happy say tina, ii
effects were almost magical. in three d.ys' time The
grip was oo.ensi and by the eni Of the week wa
completely cured should nov unhe-tstngly recon-
nend your cordial 20 sll similarly afflicted
Truly
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2tl9w6
AdministratOrs' Notice.


DURSUANT TO an order issued out of the Pro-
l. bate Court for the county of Ingham. on the
10th day of December, A. ID. 1858, to Us direc-
ted, we will expose for sale at public auction, on
the premises in the township OF Lansing on
Saturday, the eleventh day of June next at .
o'clock in the afternoon, the following described
pieces or parcels of land, belonging TO 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 the north east quarter of section sew
en-, in town four north or range two west, con.
tanning ninety-three and fifty one-hundredth.
acres invantOried at +, 900 %. 10 be sold sub
ject TO the widows right of DOVER and all claim.
that are q legal lien thereon. Conditions. on,
quarter down, and balance in |. ,, and years
The aboves az an improved timber-land farm
lying on Grand River and conveniently sit
Uated within II or 3-4 Of 8 mile Of the. Cit,
limits, with about - acres cleared % seeded <
grsss-also, a small orchard, fair dwelling. gooC
water, frame barn, etc. Widows right OF dove
and immediate possession can he had for 500
| Il down, and balance in l, > & 3 years
| Lansing, April 2i,h, 1859.
:. D. NEWBRO,
JOHN q. GILMAN.
209wS A ADMINISTRATORS
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of q writ Of execution Issued out Of
ID and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of InghsIn, to me directed and deliv-
cred, have levied upon all the right title, and
interest of Barney Smith IN and to the follow
ing described lands and tenements, 20 wit: the
ea.. half Of the north east quarter Of section
l0l ten, in township % two north Of range t2)
.xo east in the county of lnghaIn and State o;
Michigan, which | shall expose for sale, at pub
lie yendue. q. the from. door Of the Court House,
in the village OF Mason, in the county Of Ing
ham. on the seventh day Of June. A. d. l55e, al
one O'Clock P. N. EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
Date! Mason April ls-h 1889 2Gsx6
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sheriff Sale.

Dr. virtue Of writ o, execution issued out of
ID and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
the county of Ingham, to me directed and de-
livered, have levied upon all the right, title
and interest Of William 5. Hall in and 10 the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, To Wit
the west half Of the north east quarter Of Sec
ton (33) thirty-three, in township 81 two north
Of range o. two east, in the county Of Ingham and
State of Michigan, which shall expose for sale
to the highest bidder 8; public vendue, at the
Court House, in the village of Mason, on the
seventh dav Of June, 1853, at one O'Clock p. NJ
EDY BAKER. Sheriff
Dated. Mason. April IL A. D. 1889. 2Osw
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FAREwLLE.-The Cleveland Plainaeaier, is a
plain talker also, at least for locotoco organ
Ii announces the result in Connection. thus
Farewell old Nutmeg! The last nest egg o
New England Democracy was knocked to immOr
tai smash on Monday last"
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SUNNAEY.--The Allegan Journal SAYS one OF
the hands in the Record Office lent resident Of
Battle Greet, who was working in Allegsn dol
lar to bar his expenses home for the purpose OF
seeing his wife He sur her, and stabbed her
fourteen times rih a DIRK, killing her almost
Instantly Neither the man nor the dollar have
made their appearance here since.
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sheriff sale.

DT virtue Of a writ of execution Issued gu, Of
ID and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of Inghsn. to me directed and dev-
cred, have levied upon all the right, title and
interest OF Arnold ". Phillips in and TO the fol-
lowing described lands and Ienement., TO wit:
the east half Of the south-east quarter Of the
northwest quarter, Of section eleven, and ten
acres of the west side Of the south ives: quarter
Of the north-eas. quarter Of section eleven, town
three north Of range two west in the county OF
lnghsm, containing ffty acres Of land, State o.
Michigan, which shall expose for sale, atpubic
auction or vendue, at the Court House in the
village Of Mason, on SATURDAY, the eleventh dsy
Of June next, at one O'Clock P. NJ of said day
EDY BAKER Sheriff
By H. II. DUSKS, Deputy.
Dated, Lansing. April 25, lsje. 6w209
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Patent Churns and Washing
Mach imeS.

WARRANTED 10 give perfect satisfaction or
w no sale These machines surpass sll 9th
ers now in use, for simplicity, durability, utility
and execution - without the slighte., injury TO
clothes We will send these washers for trial
to the houses Of those wishing TO purchase, as
,hev require 10 be used to be rightly appreciat-
ed. Also, constantly on hand or made TO order,
al kinds Of
COPPER WOR K,
Tr.ss Hoops, Cis:erns, Packing Barrels. Butter
Firkins, Wash Tubs, Well Buckets, Sap Buckets
&c. 1t prices to suit she tines. Oas door north
Of the Episcopal Church.
THOMPSON b HUNTER,
Lansisg, Aiss. ty2os
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DIR. Castles Magnolia Carnrrh snutr.

Has tain-t able r~Eltstten tie 81 Ga
tsr5h. l. s, of Nso- INAia~.s, wAiery sna ATTAINED
ives. znl those i.>Agsvaoie noises, resembling the
whining az steam distant waterfalls. etc purely ,-get
able comes with lI directions sui delights ali that
II, a, -n-rz.ng snuff II cannot be clHaioi fRcE u
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FIsNEY THE REvrvsLIsT.-Professo Finney,
the revivslist, is preaching daily to crowded au
diences in London, near Row. Mr. Spurgeon'.
tabernacle. The receipts of the Wesleyan Mi.
.;onary Society of England for 1853 were $50
OO0-a much larger sum than in any previous
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Going East /:

*R-fres hm-u.,-HOtei IN Dapot At Grand Haven.
Boat will leave Milwaukee ON SATURDAY : az : y D..
for Saturi Nights ESpr--s passengers west. but A.
VI train will NOT LEAVE On SUNDAYS
Trains l-ava ternini isiv. Sundays excepted.
Tile Itl.-,,lAPh Linz. oi"-n tar rUBiIc BcsI-
CONVICTIONS
At uETROT-t;-eat Western R-ilgay for all points
East-Mchgan Central aDi Michigan Southern Railroad
and Cleveland Line o: steamers
AT GRAND HAVES-Wiih Huron Steamer FOX Ch;
cagp. &c
At NlIW AUhEE,--With rhe Mississippi. Lacrosse, Chi
csgo WATERFOWL and Horizon Railroads for all import
ant points Wet and Northwest, and on tie Mississippi
River, and with Steamers for Ports on LAX" Michigan
Passengers or Great Western Railway q the Rail
~ay Ferry steamer a H. v. z. lock, leaving Dock
: co A. VI. J 90 . And 20 p y
NIGHT TRANS on the 6. ". 2 lave sLEE!lNG
CARS ATTACHED.
The Company Time Table, can - hsi a. any Of
the stations
w.K. MUIR, GenI sup't.
| D /. NJ I. Ofices, April, 1859
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FIRE AT WINDsOR-oPPosIrS DETROIT. -
fire took place at the Depot Of the Great Yves
tern Railway, on Sunday morning, at o'clock
Four Locomotives were destroyed, with l,50t
cords of wood. Loss in buildings and all $40,
GOO
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-TATF ~ CONNE0mCrT

C,vrTasttvg-. osf1cg H,KrF1RD Jan p, 1859 }
hereby certify fha' nsve exam B-f the booss and
.e-uri,e- ~ ~ Merchants Insuroncs Company o. Hart
ford Conn fat A=t- and Condtio. a. ."i i9rtb
the foregoing -'s'sn~n' and t~ess - -ntrr zap
"a IS safely invested sni secured
GfJgGE ROB. SSpS. Deysiy Cynp.
The sgb-cr ~r O. iuy slh0rz-f :" AXE f'-ks ana ,.
r . r.l;-ie. ia the silv@ RELIABLE IN-IR RANCE cox
PANl Al A. T1H Fsr- ~ pr~mu A. Tie nature ~ ne
--k 10 admit Lo-ss. promptly ani egg.tsby ADJUSTED
Iv4uI JAS TtRNFR Agent.
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LARGEST STOCK
TO select from.
A. TURNER & Co.'S,
Lower Town, and see.
LANSING, April 21st, 1850.
NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS

" u
THE Commissioners of the Lexington and Flint
i River Swamp Land State Road, will meet at
the Lexington Exchange, in the village of Lex
ington, in the county OF Sanilac, on Wednesday
the first day Of June next at 10 o'clock A. NJ
for the purpose of letting all that portion of said
road in Sanac county - commencing at the
north east corner of section Sc, township ten
north of range sixteen east thence west "a miles
through said county. Said road will be let in
sections of one mile each, to be completed within
one year. The road is TO be built "a follows ::
To be grubbcd thirty feet wide and cleared of
all loose timber, brush and stones four rods wide,
and all that portion of said road which is laid
out six rods wide ia TO be chopped out three
rods each side of the centre, and the whole road
is to be turnpiked in such a manner that the
center Of the road will be thirty inches higher
than the level of the ground on either side Al
causewsys to be built of timber not less than G
inches in diameter and l6 feet long and covered
| with earth one foot in depth, and all culverts to
b. built not less than four feet wide and twenty
feet long, and TO be covered with inch plank
The number Of side drains on each section, the
| length of each, the number of rods of cause way
, to be built, the number and size Of each culvert
| together with all necessary Information will be
given on the day of letting.
At Tue ca'hc Tune aid place We viii lFocced &c
| let the building Of bridge across Black river
on section five Plans and specifications of ii,
bridge may be seen at the store OF j. c. * c
| Waterbury, Lexington.
| The above work will be let so far "a can b,
paid for in Swamp Lands in pursuance Of Al
Act entitled an Act to provide for the drainag
aud reclamation of Swamp Lands by means o
State roads and bitches, Approved Februry i Il
| 1859 Dated, Lexington, April Dist 1859
| j. b. WILSON,
| DAVID CUTTER,
/ :. X. NETTLETON,
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DY virtue of writ of execution issued out OF
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county OF Inghsm, to me directed and deliv-
cred, | have levied upon all the right, title and
interest of James Hynes, in and to the follow
ing described lands and tenements, to wit;
the west half of south west quarter Of section
go thirty-six; also, the north east quarter oil
south east quarter of section (25) thirtyfve al
so, the north west quarter Of section (27) twenty
seven, town o. two north Of range o. two east,
in the county of Ingham, and State Of Mich
gan, which I shall expose for sale TO the
highest bidder, at the front door Of the Court
House. in the village of Mason, in said county
of Ingham, on the ninth day OF June A. d
1889 at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
Dated Macon April IA 1889 6W2OS
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MILITARY ORDER-The Adjutant General has
issued orders abolishing annual elections in the
different volunteer companies of this State.