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AMUsE VENTS.

ArIUsMwvNTs.
L'RtNoH vRRAThE.
clEHq new sn ii
oh@1n r EVE sW 4ss @tn y ye,;. -.
eGs.r NEWS ros rms ~ vo as LADrEs
Ia eorssqasnce Of the earnest Solicitation Of
MI. SAN SowsiL.
IsruArs ASSOCIATE,
Is % creator q ecs VIII give hs char
HOLIDAY WEEK.
Thus S SSsilssgpES SSSs ssS Snvnn
GREAT y 'e oSS NJ sssss = s II
WIN sppesr on Monday peo % in ! Grand Matinee at NJ.
every SVEN ZEE SsSs
AZ r. xi y assesa :. Ms Amelia basy Hicks
The Dsssmssss va Sssosss ssisIs giving
nprsp'ra''alnh TIE f'd S ~, Dc read said and sung
-ocroRooN.
u TAiSI psT, T3rE 1H ATTN pSgWpSAnv.a
Mr. and Mys DRAYToN win give elr unique aud popular
SIX NlsbTs LONGER,
ms 81 ssooys. i rs
p'N'' - MONDAY, Dec Is .. ~ O'Clock.
the p0pussTo IS rG %sS; sHses
sIdNoR oIIvEiRA. the great violinis.
in which Nj. ORA E E1SS' sI H. :ias LOST.
,, 3Ss DRAYToNs and oLivEiaA perform a. the oDEoN
'-S MONDAY EVENING. JAN.a
roI5aF TUEsB. 1s synsE nnosoEs1Ys
and each succeeding might for short time ony
New Yos s1 ros H's and
seas and secured s s. cts other seat. 2so
zOASszcs AND CAMMlAaAea-
For sALE-A WE'LL MATCHED SPAN OF DARK
ssst sss fec tnd s and rs.
can OF mile N three uinn'es an enneay beautiful
&c Address g. box soo Psst os s'' A'''a
LnR sALE-s'x GOOD WORK HoRsRs FOR ANY
kind Of business from $50 $780, fair given
on Refereaces given and reqsi Wssess saS
vel. h sal Oh storage Apply at the New YORK Bszssr 49,
VaF'ck street II BELLOWS.
thus lsls, d. she ia bav ID hands htvh natural
s sass s o ase o su, ss s Of
EoR sALE-A BoRsE AND TOP WAGON AND HAIR
I ness for groceries other business wrapping p.or
Route with the same required Inquire 2 West twenty
first street, In the livery stable.
EoR SALE CHEAP BAY MAEE, Is a.rps aIea.
never been trained always bseo drove double The
Livery Stable Forty eigbth street and RroAdwsy
IyoRSFS-AT AUCTION THURSDAY DEC. 20 AT
IL IN O'Clock, at 81 kzabeth peremptory sale OF
Carriages, Wagons sleichs 40 On
OF Mr. JAS GRALEY from the carriage hussess he viii
fer at auction his Carriages Wayons and
seishs together with his stock the age
CLElGHS-WE BAvE ON EXHIBITION AT OUR
y wareroOms 656 Broadway, and 1T manuastory 50
Edrifge street. elegant assortment Of Seghs
and ST, les In entire desgna of superior kman
chip which invite the attention of about ur
chasing STIVERS 4 tMITH
TNBOTTING sIEIGHs FOR SALE-MARTIs& PeNNeI,s
lot PortlsLd) latest sts e with poee mspufacturers
prices second haud do do extra light superior
finish. apply a. 9S sold street
yNANTRD--A PRIVATE ST PIE, UP TOWN, EAST
w eide Of the city Apply ut i63 @aSer street.
SPEClAA nsrTqCeGS
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kyTEAM To LIvERPsspI> IospoT AND GLASGOW
- Calling Iresoo to band aud enhaE pas
ard despalchos
THE LlVHEPCDs..l eFw Work. ann PWit,AnEPHta
Steamship spondd Gy ee hnilt
ahits srr irt.ooed to sail rs follows
FROM NF@ Rk FOR LiVenPonL.
sHAN0 ROO SATURDAY., Jan. IL
scITY or BA TIMpRk..... Saturday Jan. Is
Ana each alternate Saturday noon,
ftori prr No "a North river
FROM NV YORK FOR GLASGOW
tf9LAH9OW saturday Ian
And each month 10 winter aud each alternate Saturday In
summer from pier "A North river.
RATES or PASSAGE
Cabin 70 Queenstown, verOpo or Glasgow
te Iondos tva liverpool. 70
Third class 70 Queenstown. liverpool Glasgow
70 i0odoD ......... ......t..t........... IS
Third cass return tickets available for months
Livoyp~l or Gasgc~. 60
Passengers forwarded N uavro Paris Hamburg. Bremen
md Antwerp at through rates
New Ywk-
These superior accommodation for psssen-
gers constructed with water tight Compartments and
" e1peraDaed surgeons
For freight passage apply scc Of the comoany.
JOHN q DALE, 10 broadway, New York, agent.
In Liverpool to WV Imam, Towsr Butltings
In GLASGOW TO VIM INMAN. Is Dion street.
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..-suk aAHuR0 LONDON, HAvRx AND SOUTH.
rps aansurs Ansrscss Packet Compsny's Iron nAD
BORUEsiA, Captain rrsutrnRnn
AslI sAsD pier Il noth river, m Den 81,
pwSt eAA 500 cabin $50 80
g. g. RIOHARU BOAA
ISL Rrrad WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

TOR LIVERPOOL -DRKADNoUGHT LTNE-CLTPPER
sme EsnoKTs Cap. Hpssey, Will positively sail on
WcdnesdAy Dec u The ships cf this line noted Tor
Dew extraordinary speed For passage lowest rates, apply
~ noaro pier NORM river, or to r. n. DEMARkET 10
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

The committee appointed TO draft resolution
expressive of the sense Of the Lode., relative
to the death Of our deceased Brothrr, .johu f.
Evcritt, beg leave to report the following.
IiL,r,os, /; has pleased our Supreme Grand
Master aud Ruler Of the Universe, to call from
the hbors of earth "a Himself, in Heaven, our
WORTHY Brother. John + Evorst: aud,
IiEsr1rs, W. deem the occasion appropriate
for AN expression of th affect ou ana -'.ut ..'s
him by the members ot this l."!-,., g.. '.rt E.,
belonged; therefore, h. 10
Eesp'r,d, That IL '.i, d-pyH-afiru | rra,r
dcucc, this Lodge ia. ncrn deprive. o.: j.-
loved Brother who la- cudcls-J huus,lt ru...
BY his maulincsS and ardent attachment la l'..
principles of Masonry.
Hceoiref. That IN rh.. death az "ar la,url.,.-I
Brother. d. proiH- h.n- ..'-r -., a ...,'outr,
on his brothers and sister, KIND brother, aDi
society deprived OF an honorable and uPrish,
citizen.
E,soirsi, That we deeply sympathiz" with tn"
friends Of our deceased Brother, and especially
10 those aged parents who have been called -
mourn the loss OF Young and prom sing som,
DO We tender oar warmcSt syHpathiH- ~ t'I-
affective bereavement.
RssoI.J, That the Secretary "f This l"Iy'
transmit = copy Of the forcgoin, preamble aat
resolutions, under the Seal of the Lodge, to the
parents oi the deceased, and that he furnish .,
copy To each of the city papers, ior publication
also, thai jh. came be placed upon iha records
ni the Lodge.
". IL. CHAPMAN.
:. i. MEAD,
\. WARD,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
Pimplcs on the Face, and skin Disease,

Are generally csn>ed by Almsculs burTou he'd ia tie
SKIN Dr Trssk'- Magnetic ointment by IT. powerful and
penetrating qualities De troys every Ne>tge 81 them. rc
storing health ani beauty the An wherever applied.
removing Tan aud frecklrs
yFI.HED ,.'sE EyES-A t.. Cu~hH,, Of south Bend,
LODI says " The Magnetic Ointment j. the only remedy
in here intImi Eyr. The Auditor a. oar county
has much faith in It's curative TOwer~ va tins d-ea--
that h. only highly recommrnl- n, INT ,g- {" ir
tie p,I Tor 1t in ",cli ease e. IT t,'s cle.
PHFs-Pes which ut this season ot ia" y"aT par
ticuariy troublesome, cured at once 10y Trash Mag
netc Ointment apply t" the parts si'c'ed 'u e"'I' Z"
the back.
NERvoUS ~ SIck HEntCHE.-Appy the Ointment ii'~ :
the forehead and temples, and bach al Ill" hex, a,
the socS of the feet and palms {" the hnnl- II W
relieve the everest headache in thirty nut"- E-'d
ADVERT in this paper. -mN
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION



B,7srl,r' Institution .aIilsh~i ~ I~oil ~piofrne-
if Hr H,Irf y the sal AMI DISTRESSED. Gp!,c,,d
ft't 1'rH,ri and fl1f'Httc DiseIoS.
TIE IIph Akp ASSOCIATION, u view Of the awful de-
~'rur' aI f human ifr. ctu-ei by sexual diseases.
is the re-pi5.A i~tri.ctI upon the unfortunate VIC
'-- N.Hr t"u,u.uog surgeon, a. a CHARITABLE ACT
rfIt OIL their name t"ai a. Irn-ary tur the
.,U- .f ibis els of Diseases all their forms sni t.
slt- NriutRi. ADVICE CRABS 20 al who ,ppy b. IL,
Ter. vlt .-.rfHu Of their condition, fagr, "ccups
'..r. trht- a . .- % ant of extreme power
IS. 90 .;>'-ti ".Ui' iNr~ titE uF CIAEGE Il Is
-f - rn ass ..ff I'. '-srt'fu c0nrnan''- the high
.-t N-.l -Aii "f fi. - sut wil' furnish the NJ
proved u.'rru t.rs 'iraut-
Iu,.iIrgtaG- cot 10, cijr, IA their ANIMAL 10 port
a-sa 81. Treatment Ell, -Aasi h.-'a-- express the hgh
esp -aI,.0e...u with tie sarr-s- winch has attended
it-., ,.n.na. WrtAu---- G"u"rrt"a Giect, the vice
of -tsu % -. ahl-e and "l.isl continuance
t..- sem. Tisufng Tie ensuing year
Tic Directors. review 81 the ps-t, - s--ur~d that
-hrr a-ra u t~ ~p..re ~ benevolent .f4rr base -rn
~ great hei.l 90 The afflicted. specially Co. tie youur
H-F. F"rl. 90 t-- very important sui much deep 500
taafn...- I..aar' nn ~l.ris t"rrl.-i 90. SEMINAL
tr.E..-. f.- ..e- u. 'Htu-il. Nt-lurbatul, >,.f
-h.-. sH. u-f-r '' -- ~ iH- sexual organs. bv the
fs-'.fr- .-r-.l w.l - sent uy MAJ! On sealed
.-..l-t- i..t 81 CHARGE OF I-c.ft e TWO STAMPS
r postage 'f."r E.l"-.- ant IFscf. "a the nature a.!
t-.,n-.sr' --zHs' i.t-@s. net, - constantly be
CUB -h-f ae fl'sI- -'iIbgflnn. AMI will De
t# D.. t,i- -'l.s.. j..r raIue.e- AMI method.
" trtuHt fi-rnvrre during the lat wear, Il yrea,
va."-
fr ..tiTg.. A.-ss -ar--1 Il,gafl Association W :
-..-. >r.f' street, l,a .. h., IA. Ev order the Ia
r--..-. FZHt HA.TWtII, President
t-a It.-.Hr-H --c-r.sry- f-hIJsI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

"ssARxlnlE CrEE III. following communication FROM
me Hon David, in reference To- care Of that human
~ 81 Ntns Dance "a well worthy Of no, &c
,a- TEE>To>, 9Th July, 1854.
SAe Ei,lgr ~ ihs Pre- Press
N"~ me, III "ugh the columns oi your journal to
te-s my gratitude 10 III kernott your ETY. li- has
s'e' my daughter ~ - Ntas h.nce after ,ke hail d.
eme affected With that disease in it, mast ,vrayat.
us, snd ne had consulted AMI tired the medicines o
"ner PHYSICIANS 10 VAIN WewcIe rccomu.ente. 10 con
sa.t IN Aermo't, and try his vegetable neicin.s We
as' 90 and feel thsukru for The result T. cur. ha.
esn Effected IN l~s- than three months. aud she nov
nae AM scuni j. DAVID
MI David - a member 81 The present House of Repre-
~htan'es, ON the 9Th district of Wayas c1unts and i
"uotess well knp1n TO Il uur readers. nr Ke5
"''t has sg>n commenced his out city after a,
a"~hee 81 thre. or four months tssin. rooms at H..
i~n-ns House. where he nav he consulted by AL v
may heel his services - stssrti~.,,.u- ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

BLoSpIN AT NIsGARh-Wc learn bv "A pri-
vate dispatch ircm Suspension Bridge, last eve
ming, that Blondn made successful crossing on
his single rope bridge yesterday, carrying a man
on his back. The gentleman vino had the har-
dhcod Ia ride the Monsieur across is understood
To be Captain John Travis, of New York, well
known in sporting circles as the United States
Pistol Shot" He had very pleasant ride, dis
mounting, with the aid of his bearer, and rest.
ing in sitting posture on the rope. FIVE times
| during the trip. This is a feat that Bondin has
desired To undertake ever since he commenced
operations at the Falls and, having accomplished
| il now, there remains nothing further tor him To
do than To follow the example OF another great
hero, and sat down and cry because he can't ID
anything greater.-Ffss Press.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

SERIOUS ACcIpEST--A sad accident occurred
near Grandville Yesterday, which will doubtless
prove fatal Ia Mr.. Ferdinand DcCunick In at
tempting TO water his horses, Mr.. Dec. stepped
on the pole Of the wagon, between the animals
and BY some misstep frightened his team, upon
which they started ut full speed. Mr.. Dec. re-
tanned his fearful position for short distance,
when he received severe blow from the heels
of one of the frightened horses which caused
him to fall to the ground-the wagon passing
over him and fracturing the spine, causing u
palsy of the entire body below the arms We
learn that Dr. d. W. Bliss. of this city, is the
surgeon in attendance. and that he cntertains
bu, slight hopes Of the recovery Of Mr.. DeCuuick.
-Grond Rapids Enquirer, 10th.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

WISCONSIN BANKS WINDING UP.-Accorlirg
to the report of Bank Comptroller Squires, the
following banks are now winding up in this State:
Badger State Bank, .IancSyilie Bank at the City
of la Crosse; Farmers Bark, Hudson; Gcrma-
MIA Bank, Milwaukee. Globe Bank, Milwaukee {;
GAINESVILLE City Bank; kankakce Bank, Black
River Falls Marathon County Bank, Eagle Eiv-
er; Merchants Bank Milwaukee; Northern Wis
consin, Aurora; Oshkosh CITY Bank Peoples
Bank Milwaukee; Producers Badk, GAINESVILLE
State Security Bank, Gemekon; Union Bank, Mil
waukee; Wisconsin, Bank, Mineral Point For
the redemption of the outstanding circulation Of
these banks, securities have been assigned in
trust To the State Treasurer, amounting in the
aggregate to $500, Nicdtkee Sentipi.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

An ELoPENENT.-Thcrc was a little cOmmOtiOn
excited in this community a few DAYS since by
the announcement that an elopcment had taken
place in our very midst, or very nearly so. The
rumor. which has many strong indications Of a
veritabe truth, saws that Nr. Sylvester IL. Rob
inson, who though generally citizen of Saginaw
CITY, has been numbering in our comfy through
the summer, had deserted hlI wife and children,
and absconded To parts unknown, with Miss
Frances Delavan, young woman living We think
in East Saginaw. He had been absent several
DAYS before any suspicion OF foul play was
awakened, and the men in his employ continued
in the camp uatil Monday last, when they became
convinced of the fact, and abandoned the works.
Every one il surprised that he should take so
foolish a step when prospering finely in his bust
ness, and with life of comparative ease before
hm-MNdRd Sentinel.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

An INuFpIArE CTRE--Mr.. ESe.nW, oi schuyler Iai~
Clinton county. New York, write, Though advance.
in yrars, never hsl woIse cough IA my 10" a"i E''
head much diseased that e"uiI neither "a 20
smell FOR i've >iN weeks Nothing coni" take "'u
relieve bat my csusH increased uuti u..d your
linnl,n u B,l,amc Cordial have tak"L tlro" h'' 's
aud nov find myself well. attended church has, SAB
hath tor the first time ia eight weeks
Prepared only by Dr. {. NJ. jackson, ~ : Arch -.
Phaielphis aud r sale by druggists and 'ures'rl"r
throughout the United State aud Canada Price - ,.-
per hottie. 49,
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10 Contractors.

| pursuance of an acJ entitled A. act ut ihe
L Legislature Of Michigan 10 provide for the
drainage of Swamp Lands hv means q STATE
rosd7 and bitches" approved Feb. llth. I>5a.
the undersigned, Commissioners on tie 81 Nary'-
River and Nachiuaw State road. will proceed Ia
let the work Oh SAID road TO the lowest RESPONSE
be bidder, Al Saut Ste Marie. In the county of
Chippewa, on the 22i day OF September next. Al
Ia clock \. NJ, al the office OF said Coum.--
sloners. SAID road commences az the east quar-
ter post OF section l., town T. north of range
west, from whence to -. Mary's River there Is
road already CO. ,tyUcJeil and ends on IT -
lgnace, al the extreme end thereof, in town So
north OF range 1 west, and j. 81 miles iu length.
Contracts will he let to suit bidders hut 40 CON
tract will be considered for les, than one fourth
of a mile.
1t l. To be cut ont and cleared $50 rods side.
and grubbei not less than 10 feet. with ditch or
bitches sufficient 10 drain the same and form
good and sufficient rcaG-bei Of not less than 30
feet wide Bridges, Cuivcr,s and cro-sways whl
Ice required, OF a substantial nature, ana not les
than IL feet in width
Contractors will receive pa, .u swamp lands
and monies arising from the sale of swamp lands
or in both, At thor option
T.. NUDGE,
y. |. DANIELS,
EDWARD ASHMAN,
Commissioners.
Saul Sic Marie, Aug. Il, lSl9. Ir22Gw {
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Proceedings of the Common Council.
Monday evening. august 18th -.
quorum no. beng present, council Al ourn-i

Monday evening. August 18Th. I,5t
quorum not beng present, eoun al Al ourn-i.
Ihurtdgy evening, august i,-a.
Tie Common Council held special rne,tu.- pursuant
u cali Of the Mayor. II. H. smith. Nas.r. 81. q r.
Char
lie proceedings Of last Iae=tn, -ese real cor .r-.
ami approved.
Petition Of J. Turner ana others, for -raG..- r % o..
Tuner Street, referred u committee IN -r-.--
The 70 lowing claims allowed Robert U,-,l = -
ti-o. A. Armstrong, e. l. AlpLe., Madden : -
AID Mead presented Iap"- purpprt.ug D. p. cps
of who repre-en,s himself only hv r-l-. 90 .
Justice partial reading only If which w. above are
action taken upon saiL iaasr
On motion, the 9Th lay SEPTEMBER mex ag> ara E
ei a. the time when all Ia - ...e0. .t
agyri-yed by the assessment made upon ..la d. %
beth streets, for Improvements the" m -h.u.f fi.t .
hearing
On motion of All. Barr, IL was
Rsseicei, That the Mayor and Cl-rs b. auth r.-'
contract with Ne-,r- Thompson i Hl4.,r. o.. a.
Wash nytDn Avenue the fail with
4 resolution adopted FOR lu5H-.H.us srl... l
Road Ia the boundary line
Also lr the grading N improvus o' T4ru-r . ,-t
Gu action, the Council al iolrn.d
GSD. \ ARN~IEDNti. t.. fH..E.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
ENF,rTNE OFFICE.
'FHE Commissioners appointed To establish the
/ County Seat OF Huron county, under and bv
virtue of an act entitled An act To organize the
County of Huron" approved January -. 1859,
having transmitted To- the Executive of said State
a certificate, under their hands and seals, OF the
location mad. bv them of said County Seat, from
which certificate it appears that said Commits
-oners on the 37th day Of June, 1899, estab-
80 "a place designated in said county a. follows,
namely: Commencing on the west line Of the
Lake Shore Road two rods south OF the quar-
ter line, running west through section twelve in
township sixteen north of range fifteen east. run
ming south ON the west line of sad road sixteen
rods, thence west twenty rods, thence north six
teen rods TO the south line of the Sand Beach
and ~cbewaing road, thence along the line of
said road twenty rods To the place of beginning.
being a part of the northwest fractional quarter
of the southeast fractional quarter of section
numbered twelve, in township numbered sixteen
north OF range numbered fifteen east containing
two acres Of land, Toe the same more or less.
Notice j, therefore hereby given, that said
certificate of designation Of said County Seat has
been recorded in the office of the Sccretav OF
state al Lansing.
H. witness whereof have caused
the great seal of said State 10 be
IT. 8 hereto annexed at the city of Lam
sing, this sixteenth dav of August
4 u. IS59.
Hv the Governor,
NJ. WISNER
| y G. Is8ELL, Sec'y Of State. n226
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

KEr Dr J. ". kEEuorr, Eclectic PLY ,ciau and -Hr
gecn would most respectfully announce that be- "li '
- Johns the 18th, Lansing the 18th and III. an
Howell the 18th of every month"; where hr U be- hHT
Nv his oh friends and pecia!ly thoe b" ar" I'd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

FIENDIsH Some mIScrcant entered the
orchard Of Mr.. Robert Foster, last week, w0r-
thy and quiet citizen, living four miles west Of
Lansing, tore up the corn, and girded large
ard thrifty orchard of apple trees in full bearing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

SCARLET FEvER-Several cases Of scar
let fever have made their appearance in Lansing
within few days, some of which have proved
fatal Ii Is to he hoped that with our other Wis
tatious, may be spared thi7 formidable
scOurge.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

Yearly Advertisements have the privilege of three
charges.
- The Yearly ratessppiy 10 regular aud ordinary
pIsiuess Advertisements, only All others charg"dby
the Square.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

SUICIpE.-A man by the name of William c.
Green, living at Eich's Mil in Cambria. in a TIT
OF insanity committed suicide on Saturday last.
nv inflictinS wound with some sharp pointed
instrument, on the left leg below the knee, caus-
sing death by blecdirc-NIes Eng
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ID I T. ID.

In Oneida, Eaton county, on Monday, Of fever,
Mr. Joseph Brunger, aged 10.
In Oneida, Mr. Crandall, of OLD agr lie was
a Revolutionary soldier. aged 50 years.
In Oneida, near Grand Ledge, on Sunday, Miss
McDoc, of fever, aged ~.
In BENTON, Eaton county, on Saturday, Mrs
De Coo, OF fever, aged 81.
In Lansing, Friday, Of scarlet fever. "a
daughter of Mr.. Samuel De Graw, aged years
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

SUICIDE IN oAKL,ND.-We learn by telegraph
mat Mrs. John Valentine. of Troy, committed
suicide yesterday, by cutting her throat with a
h'e became extinct. Temporary insanity i al
EDGED as the Cause Tor the commission Of the
ueed- She was the wife Of a wealthy farmer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

FArsL ACCipNT.-LaSt Saturday a young mans
about ~ years of age, a son of Mr. chauncy
Herman, residing some six miles north at here'
was accidentally killed by the ears, AT this sta
tion.-N. Clemens idr.. t'fg. Is.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

MILITARY EScAuPNs>r-The grand military
sncampment at East Liberty, near Pittsburgh,
'ust over, excited unusual interest. Fourteen
'o'unteer companies, Of thi- and adjoining coun
YES are m camp. They were under The com
mand Of Brigadier General Neclcv.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

hl"NbIS oUtno>E.-on TUESDAY afternoon,
Aohsieur DeLave performed his feat Of crossing
TUE "enesec River, at Rochester, on tight
'oPe' according To announcement. The rope
used was mqsh smaller than tae one used hv
hlond;u at Niagara.
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SPE CIAL NOT e. f. s
Michigan i'snair toii.-,.

The Fall and Winter Term Of this iusiitu'ioi,
will open upon the 18th OF September
For Circulars or further Information apPi, iu
the Principals, Misses \. e. and DFtn EoGFES.
Lansing, August 2"d, 1882.
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'ns i-hr e"h'ec's With al Rsr ,at>, Like, Rivers,
C'ees-, Feeders and Turnpike d,ycfcng om thu Fr.
Canal
The unboundcd facilities offered by this line.
viii make the duration Of the trip "A matter of
great uncertainty, a. il Is our intention to visit
all the Railroads, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks, Feeders
ana lurnpikcs diverging from the Canal--morc
especially the Feeders, whatever they may feed
upon, provided it is nutricious and palatablc.
We cotton to this line of travel, in which the
enambermaid appears to be 'boss and all hands, v
ior We have ,lways observed that where women
nave their own way, things are apt to be orderly,
neat and punctual. So hurrah for hoop and
erinoine navigation.