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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
On the 18th day Of April.

A. D. lE9 at 10 O'Clock, 4. 81, all the right title In
teTeSe and claim, II the said above named
Of In and 10 the following desebsd property wing and
being 10 Il dorado and Placer Counties and state Of
California r. wits certain mining claim known - the
Horse Thief claim the Middle Fork Of the American
kiveT containing four hundred feet more or sss stu.
atcd between the Buckeye COmpanys claim on the west
East.
z. BO0ARDUs.
Sheriff Of ~ Dorado County, California.
ttsl by W. J. BURwRLL, Under sherin.
Sheriff. Once, Flaservils, March 26th, \. D. IUS9.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
SheriH's sale.


Y virtue Of order Of sale ssned ont Of the Clerk
Once Uf the Hon. District Court Of the llth Judi.
eial District in and for II Dorado County, on q JndR.
nsnt rendered the 2ls day Of February A. u. 1852
in favor " ID. i. Newell and Thomas II. Williams and
against Franklin C0wden. for the sum Of i've bundled
and Sxtysix 91lOO Dollars, with interest thereon at
the rate Of three cent. per month from the 9s day
Of February, D. 1882 together with the Of
one 2l0O DOilarS costs Of suit, and aceruing costs
have levied upon aud will expose Public Sale at the
Court House in the City Of Plaesrvillc,
ON the 2md day Of AprlI,
r. 1882 at 10 oelOek A. NJ. all the right, title, In.
terest and eain the said Franklin Cowdsn had On the
ZiTd day " February, A. d. ISL any time there
amer In and TO the following described n0AFaged prop
eEty to wits Situated partly in this County and partly
IN AmAdor County, and bOnnded follows being on
both sides Of the South Fork Of the Costumes River be
ginning At pst marked No. ], on the q. z. eide Of
Allen Arueids claim w rods distant Aso North IS
degrees cas-. from End Of Arnheds claim and
from pine tree q "a inches in diameter ~
81 minutes ~eSt distant rods and 20 links running
from said corner No. l. 70 degrees. Z. 93 rods to
corner No q post bearing from oak in diameter 10
inches; .. 10 degrees - links running from corner
No. ~ degrees w. 1870 rods to corner No. s. bearing
from pine tree ~ "a inches In dameter 40 degrees
z. rods and IL links, thence frOm corner No. n ~
W. 2l3 rods to corner No. bearing EUm an oak tree
u inches in diameter, NJ degrees W. rod and ls
links, thence North 81 degrees 2O to the beginning
together with all and singular the impTOv emsnts sisua
ted th'rsOn' VI In any~iss aPpertaininK thereto.
z. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff Of II DORADO Co., Cal.
by W. }. BckwRLL. Under Sheriff.
SHERIFF. once, riaesrviIs, March IL, A. D. 1859.
f51-tSl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

81 Ci'nlHetttOfa IN the dverV ~ Atlantic pnpeFa.-
They, IA well a. Nngent 4 Petit and Mccain 4
BrndshAw, have Onr thanks f0r . mnnifcent supply
Of the latest paper., pictOTinls and magsZines All
the above establishments have g'nd supplies for sale.
~S~S
JEsr KIND I" WENr AWAY" Good morn
ing, X Wben."
"M"rning, Squire-very fine day for the
crops"
"Yes; but what's the matter with your
face, Reubenr You have had fight, fan
cy."
why. yes, Squire-me and Jim HOckins,
we had an old grudgc, and last night we fit it
out"
And which whipped, Reubenf"
"Wcll. Squire. we lit considerable"
Yes, yes, know but which whipped p
"Well, Squire, We fit considerable, and then
see that COW, Squirrel"
"Reuben, suppose you ram
run III rather die"
"Wrll, what wax the resultl"
"Well, Squire, Jim he At strong, and was
dOwn-gOod morning, Squire, there that COW
agin."
We'll, what did you do, you unexplaining,
Joscph's cOat-iAccd individual, xhat did you
dor
Well, didn't run, SQUIRE" said Reuben,
sulkiy, 81 jest kind o went away"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
On the and DAY or AnrlI
SiIerEH,N sale.

Sherb0 - sale.
virtue ~ order Of sale issued out Of the Clerks
Omce II the Hon District Court Of the llth Judi
CT District, IN aud II Dorado county, IN judy
nICnt rendered the 2lst day Of Febrlary A. D. $50
IL favor " Samuel Allen, Plainti and AgainSt William
Scott, Defendant, for the sum Of Three thohsand
four hundred and seventy four I6-lOO Dollars with in
tcrcHt thereon ut the rate If I2 per cent pcr month
frn the said 2ls day Of FEBRUARY \. d. 1852 together
with the sum VI forty four DUllars, costs Of nnit and
arerung rOsta, have levied upon and will sxpnsr t
Public SALE at the Court House in the City Of Placer
Vile,
On the 2nd Day Of April,
A. d. 1859, At 10 O'clOek, A. NJ all the right title in
terest and claim, said Defendant, William T. scott had
on the 10th day Of March, A. y. 1887 at any time
thereafter, both In law and equity well in pOssesson
~ In expectancy In and to the following describrd
m"Ttgaged property. to wit certain Canal known as
the J0nea, furman Co.'s Canal or Ditch In this Conn.
y Of III Dorado and State Of California commencing AZ
the upper waters 81 the Costumes River aud extending
thrncr along the dividing ridge betwern welbcr Greek
ana said river to Diamond Springs, Mud Springs and
other mining localities, also all the fumes reservoirs
damE side and branch ditehes and all other works and
sPpurenanees thereto belonging anywise apper.
tanning. said Canalp bring designed 70 e0ndnet the
waters Of COSunneS River to the Aforesaid paess for
mining purposes.
e. BOGARDCs,
6heFiROf VI Dorado County Cal
BY W. J. BURWgLL, Under Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once, Plaeervills, March Is, 4. D. lS5O
The above Sale iS postponed till APRIL 18TH, at 10
Z. BooARDUs, Sheriff.
Sheriff . Once, PlacsEtilc, AP II ., 4. D. 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

Notice.
I HAvEthIs day taken Dr.. G. D. DAGGEF Into CopaFt
] nersLip, in the
IL Upprr PIsesgViIe, 1t ne
PLACERVILLE STORE.
The busiDess viii be conducted 10 future In the name
and style Of c. d. DAGGET 4 CO.
Q. BALDWIN.
This arrangement makes absoIutely necessary that al
peTSns who know Themselves ndrbted me- should call
and pay up before the Let day Of AAFrh next This pos
lively the last call sa mike, and this posies be dis.
regarded shall place notes and b0ok accounts In the
hands 81 the proper oIacer for collection.
tfrhS] B. BALDWIN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

The following bills were allowed:
p. II. Lowell, t2lU u Gen. F. Jones, Oh %
\. q. Stewart, 800 John OD.,nnell, 3 W
}. J. Cullen, ) w n. McCuAker, 4 81
W. N. Holloway, IS ~ J. McF. Pearson, lU w
~. kennudy. " " Samuel Dean, " rs
Thus d. Lii, 81 On
The Mayer appointed Aid. Nash on Finance Com
nIiltee, in place of Aid. Clark, resigned.
Aid. Johns moved that the Board nuw adjourn ~
meet ON "Wednesday evening, April 9Th, att 2
clock. Carried.
RS. HERNANDEZ. Clerk C. c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
SherIM's Sale,

RY virtue Of Execution, issuod out Of the Clerk
once Of the Hon. District Court Of the IIth Judi.
eial Disfret in and for FL Dorado County on jWdr.
ment rendered on the 22d day Of February A. D. 1889
~ favor Of William ROuSh and az inst RebeTt Cum.
nings, Lawrence Carroll, william BaylenIyne, Michael
0iie, John Murray Thoma: Porter and Jacob Winkle-
and ThOmGs Porter SepaTtey for the sum Of Thirteen
Hundred and Thirytwo Do lars with interest thereon
Of the rate NJ ten per cent per from the said 2sd
Of FebTuary A. D. AS9, together with the sum Of Seven.
ty-seven 100 DonTs suit un HceruinR costs
have levied upon and III p0se IN Public sale Al the
Court House In the city Of PleeeFville
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
DALY'S AROMATIC VALLEY
"AA@1%~

put up coatainse 0ns DegsB hotties each. 20
be had ~ the principal Llqu0V ee In 1aa Francisco.
San Francisco, March Sch, teee.-somisI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

In the xNHdte, NJ Ttas from the special esms,,tes
y SHaaiaa and deAAes GAe vouchers isaseA fF
- eaaas lAv6t 1OnAS, Raport<l W,at de oOn..
mtes - pexseF@sA the duty assigned them, and asked
message vAs received hon The House, iniarmIuE the
sena nat shsy had pAnsed Ace % the amount oi
the oeal bond q county O0eers In ana for the roun-
UM y Dorado. esssRrsA e the u Dorado Delegation,
NJ 0a'teS ineFsdaesd lin isE IN Act TO regulate tho
issuance o. o.rtseassa q Iadsmsas q rwr IA casrS
On mOaOa Of Mr. Andersen aAeioual nay Of rnc dollar
PER pay vas allOSsd the three PsEes Of the SenAie
An Act . FSoammenA 10 the eRCee 81 hs lae "A vo,e
for Or aeaiase Constitutional CoUvShtlON 10 rtvoc and
chanRs the COnsilaea Of this EsAts (nIrCduced AV Nr
ito g. - -
and passed.
The HOusS paessa ssasls apR~seriAlisn Nm me Am
pssd the Senate. aoWsd tlS Cor the eOninRsaIS
>IL sns ssd elaAc O@sse-sScA a. lights, sA.
vansty e "a; ta0o0 Aelng estimated foT the zee Of
tine dt1sa TIE ARtors required Tor he ae az ths
several Sos e b aAAlned b. order uRon the srcrs.
iA!y 81 S.ass tAa a@snameNts 81 The Assembly struck
oas ne NAooo Ter Ae stats ooss. and allowed each 0aos
SCoeuaesne sese e hAa hssa the heretOfore-
senate refused to concur IN amendments
Nr beaver sT0spetd bun f0r an Act to AZ the term.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

R. =. HERNANDEZ. Clerk &C.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

- EMAINING in the Post Office at Piaeervilie. April
IL Let, iBjJ pVrsOnS calling for LetteTs in this List
will please ray ADYEkTlSED.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
VOL. ), NO. 1S.-WHOLE NO. 226.

column and at last rested upon a recess de-
signated for the reception of one of the
stones persented by contributors. BY a.
gain whcoping and shouting. the bird was
started and took IFS flight upward, and rest
ed upon the very brace over which it was
desired 10 east the thread This was an
anxious moment for those below. If the
bird descended by the side by which 1t res
ted, the plan would fail for the time if by
the opposite side, all was safe. and the end
would be obtained. The >houiu. was rails
ed again, but the bird hooked down upon
the noisy company below with a quizrlcsl
No you don't" \ pistol was then fired
10 frghten him. aud after some moments Of
suspense, the bird descended upon the sdc
Of the column desired The pack thread
was caught, heavier cord was attached and
drawn up, then heavier and stronger cords.
until rope of sufficient size was secured
over the brace 10 enable the riggers TO pro-
ceed with safety 10 the work Of reiitting
the rigging ou the top Of the column. and
putting the machinery in complete order
for future operations The experiments
We're made under the directions of Lieu;
Ives
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
From the " a-hi0 .ton star
INTERESTING EXPERIMENT AT THE
isUINGTON MONUMENT.

We mentioned few days ago that
Lieut. Ives, the Superintendent Of the
Washington Monument. was desi:ous Of ar
ranging the machinery and rigging on the
top of the column, in order to an early be-
ginning Of the work. All the means Of
reaching the top has been removed except
single rope, attached to strong brace
extending across the top Of the column.
At first it was suggested that rigger
might ascend by this rope, but Lieut.. Ives.
in view Of possibility Of an accident by
the undertaking. the rope being rotten, a.
ban,ioncei the pia.. sinoo then eovcral cx-
perimeuts have been made First, a man
was produced who. standing upon the
ground outside the column, threw a stone
over it. more than l.U feet In height -
Having a>certained that he could perform
this feat. a small packed thread was attach
ed II the stone but the resistance Of the
air to the thread prevented his casting the
stone mere than half the height Of the col
umn. Next, an Indian tow and arrows
were ob.sined from the Smithsonian lnsti-
tuition The arrows were fired over the
column easily, but when the experiment
was made with the packed thread attached,
they could hardly be forced up hundred
feet. \ rife was next obtained. and ex-
reriments were made inside the column by
shooting the ramrod, with pack thread
attached. upward, in the hope that it would
descend on the opposite side Of the brace
before mentioned but this plan also failed
the ramroi sometimes meeting with OBJ
stacle= which prevented its taking the di
reetion wished. and at other times the
thread would be burned off by the firms
Of the gun.
Yesterday pigeon was obtained anc
carried inside the column. \ pack threa'
was tied to It's leg, and the bird was carrle'
to the top Of ladder by one Of the gen
tlemen present and thrown upward; th
company below, to frighten the bird an
make it continue its fight upward, whooE
ed and shouted; the bird few round IN tn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

Although not within our province, We
may he excused for s,atnc from the most
reliable information that We have been n
bic Ia gather, by the recen; warfare Of the
guerilla system. and IN we'll known en-
counters, the number of lives sacrificed IN
Kansas. during the period mentioned prob
ably exceeds rather than falls short of two
hundred Many affairs in which life was
sacrificed ton either side) were kept secret.
and the particulars are only Known TO the
participants The gucrillas, from motives
of policy. seldom made known the result of
their operations But the number of ms
sing persons. and the letters Of inquiry for
individuals addressed So frequently from all
parts of the Union Ia citizens ot Kansas,
have a meaning and significance not 10 be
mistaken"
The history Of Kansas Is not simply
history of outrage and wrong. Ii is a his
tory of Executive combination with iawless
rutiians and cold -blooded murders. In o.
thcr countries and in other times assassins
and assassinations have been recognized as
essential to the triumph of dcspotism or u
surpation. And, occasionally assassns have
had positions aud possessions conferred up
no them as the reward of their labors -
But these things have been hitherto idcn-
titled with the lawleSsucs~ Of the dark ages
or the sans culottlsm of the French revo-
luton. Ii remained for the present day
and for the present Democrtic Adminisra-
ton TO revive the terrorism oi the past, aud
openly reward assassination The history
of Kansas reveals these facts -
:. w. Clark murdered a man named
Barber, by shooting him in the back
For this practical illustration Of modern
Democracy. he was made Purscr in the
Navy; ,,,,,,or m,o .o,o.,,,, 49,,
Clark in the murder If Barber, was ap-
pointed Postmaster of Lawrence
One Jones, headed the mob which sack
ed Lawrence. lie was paid off by being
given lucrative office in New Mexico
Frederick Emery one Of the murdercrs
of Phillips. at Leavenworth, was compensa-
ted by the appointment Of Receiver of the
Land Office at Ogden
j. s Murphy. who helped in the assas-
sinatlon Of Phillips. and who was notorious
ly one Of the gang by whom Hops was
scaiped, was made Agent for the Potte-
wattamic Indians
Rush Elmore, who made a persevering
effort 20 assassinate j. II. Kagi, was elevs-
ted to the office of 4. S District Judge,
Russell a Waddell, furnished teams and
provisions to the Border Huiiians who in
yaded Kansas and sezcd the ballot-boxes
in 1856 For this. they have been given
immense contracts by the Government
Other as-a~sins aud ruffians have been
the recipients of Executive favor; while
, the people of Kansas have been compelled
to achieve their rights against the combin'
cd efforts of the Government and its MUIR
derous Agents ,-1b. Erening Journal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

4 Horse SToaY.-A venerable friend,
whose memory runs back nearly four-scoro
years and ten, told Us story the other day
illustrative Of the retentiyeness Of q horses
memory, which struck us as too good not
10 be told again. The occurrence dated
back to the days of his boy hood. and was
related with all the particulars Of collateral
verifcation We give il in brief:--A IA
vori,e horse which had been stolen from
his stall, after an interval Of two or three
years was driven ty his unsuspecting pur-
chaser 10 the door Of his former owner
The latter asserting his right Of property
and Offering to submit the validity Of his
claim TO the horses decision. the purchas-
er cheerfully accepted the proposal. The
test was TO be the horses removal Of the
wooden pin which fastened the barn door.
his opening the door and taking his accus-
toned place in the stall Ga being unhar-
messed and allowed the liberty Of the yard,
be at first began TO nibblc about the bor-
ders Of the enclosure. Presently bis eye
(he hal but onel caught sight Of the stable
door recollection. Of oats and other choice
provender seemed to awaken and, with
ou, the slghtes, apparent rDisgiving, be pro-
eeeded 10 demonstrate, much TO the amuse-
ment if no, satisfaction Of both plaintiff
and defendant in this novel case Of refer
ence, in which party the right Of owner
ship was vested 1t is hardly necessary to
add that the supposed owner was allowed
70 return home minus hi. nag, wiser If
no. a richer man than when he came
Salem Register Arg. :.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
INCLINED TO RE ,,REEIsuME.

We heard that prince of >tory-tellcrs
Tom Galloway, get eff the following, a
midst burst Of laughter the other night
Squaring himself and stretching ont his
l'g, he began
There was once little Slim huilt fel-
low, rich as 4 jew, and independent as the
Devil riding along the highway. in the
State Of Georgia, when he overlook a man
driving drove Of hogs hy the help of 4
big, raw boned. six-foot-two specimen of
humanity stopping the last named indi-
ual, he accosted him
." say. are these Your hogs
''' No sir, | M to work by the month
80 What pay might you he getting.
friend y
Ten doliors - month. and whisky
thrown in, was the reply
Well look here, IN a weak, little. in
offensive man. ard people are apt Ia i'm
pose upon me, d'you see Now III give
You twenty-five dollars month to ride a
long with me and protect me, was Mr.
H's reply. But he added, as thought
struck him, how might you be on the isht"
Never been licked in my life, reioin-
ed the six-tooter
Just the man | want It's bargain .
queried Gardner.
six footer ruminated Twenty five dol
lars-dOublc wagcs-notling to do but
ride around and smash "A fellow mug occa-
sionally, when he's sassy Six-footer ac-
cepted,
They rode along till Just at night they
reached village. Dismounting at the
door, they went in. Gardner Immediately
singled our the biggest man in the room.
and picked fuss with him. After con-
siderable promiscuous Jawing, Gardner tur-
ned to his fighting friend and intimated
that the licking of that man had become a
sad necessity Six-footer peeled. went IN.
and came oui first best.
The next night, at another hotel. the
same sccnc was rcenacted, Gardner get
ting into row with the biggest man in
the place, and six-footer doing the fighting
AT last on the third day. they came to
4 ferry, kept by huge double-tsted man,
who had never been licked in his life
Whilst crossing the river, Gardner, as usu-
al, began to find fault and blow The
ferry-man naturally got mad threw things
arnurl liol ,'lnsSn and tod thn,u hiS "a
plnIOn of their kind Gardner then tur-
ned to his friend from the shoulder. and
gently broke the intelligence 10 him, that
he was sorry, bat that it was absoiutly ne
ccssary to thlash that ferry-man.' Six-foot
er nodded his head but said nothing. 1t was
plainly to be seen, that he didn't relish the
job, by the way he shrugged his shoulders
but there was no hel ? for it. 30 when
they reached the shore, both stripped, and
at it they went Up and down the bank
over the sand, into the water. they fought
scratched, gouged, bit and rolled. till al
the end Of an hour the ferry-man cavec
Six-footer was triumphant, but it had beer
tough work Going up to his employer
he scratched his head for a moment. anC
then broke forth:
Look here. Mr. Gardner. your SALARY
sets mighty well but-rm of tho
pinion-that you are inclined 10 b
guayleiSomc. Here, I've only been witt
You three DAYS, and I've licked the three
biggest men IN the county think thi
firm had better dissolve, for you see, Mr.
Gardner I'm afraid you're inclined to b
quarrelsomc, aud | reckon I'll draw " -
Tekam Gd-ette.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,

: y
N,OIiCE hereby given, that certain LANDS situated in
~ the county f INGHAM, bid of To the State for
Tasrs 1857 and previous YEAR. and described in state
rent. winch will be forwarded to the office Of The Treas
uf-r of .si county sometime next mouth, will sold
puhc auct on by sai Treasurer Al The county seat
IN the Moniay Of October next at ia. time and
lace -sgns'ed for the ordinary Tax sales # pre-
yio d. po-ec OF AZ this Otfo-, according 20 law.
-ad statements contain fall d--crptan o: each par
eel OF .si snds, and may be application at the
Office OF the County Treasurer.
Sni ruck Off 10 TIE Sts.e for If 1857 other
YEAR, at the Tax Sales October last will D. offered
.u,jec, the r2n, # exemption prescribed by law as
we'll a. % the right Of purchase Cf he state Bs this
. NJ - prior to the sale
DANIEL L. CASE, Auditor General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

Po=TED.-A young man in these part" Who
had spent a good deal Of his own time and
good deal Of his fathers money in fitting for the
bar. was asked after examination how he got
along.
40, very well, / answered one question right,
said be-
"Ah! What was that" said the old gentleman
with looks of satisfaction at HE sons peculiar
srnartne=s.
"They asked me what in' tdi" acton was
THAT was hard one, And you snsTerea
it correctly, did you
"Ye= told them i did not kno"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
NOTICE.
ISoHAN COUNTY TREASURES OFFICE,
l-,h

Mason, August 18th, 1859.
60 MUCH of the above lands advertised hy
- the Auditor General for the tax of 1855 and
previous years, in the county of Ingham, as shall
remain unpaid on the Sd day OF October, 4. d.
1859. will be offered at public sale on said day,
at nv office, in the Court House, in the village
of Mason. Sales 10 commence at O'Clock \ VI.
and continue from dav TO dav until all are sold.
L. WOODHOU~E, Go.ntg TreaorCr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE

AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE
La>sISG, N,II, july Let, 1859 !
go much of each Of the following described
- parcels Of lsni situated in IN. county of InEham
lie nqg.nt for unpaid taxes for the mentioned te
low WI! be Sufficient To paw the taxes int-re-t
charges thereon will be sold By the Treasurer of said
county, thu first cay of October newt AT such
public aud ent place lie shall select IN Mason
the county seat If said county according the statte
IA -gch cas- made aud provided
DANIEL l. CASE Auditor General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

Mr.. JAMES r. CHIIDS would respectfully
wi invite all persons wishing Board, by the
Day or Week. 10 give him a call, at the OHIO
HOUSE. on Washtenaw Street, opposite the
State House Square. Fine Rooms and Goo
BOARD can be obtained on reasonable terms
Lansing, June IL, 1859. 10
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
SUNDAY school Books.

THOSE wishing Sunday School books or PERI
i odicals can be supplied on short notice. hy
applying to the subscriber, or his secretary
corner OF Capitol Avenue and Lapeer street.
A. CPS0N,
s s Nissionarv.