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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19
Sllipwreck at Sea.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
The bark Rienzi of Boston, from Peru,
August 18th, foundered ON September I'd in
gale, when in latitude 25 deg so min., lon
gitude SO deg II min. The crew took to the
boats, the one containing Capt. Seabury, one
passenger and five seamen, finally reached
the coast of Peru, near TuInber, after twen-
V-eight days exposure in the boat and under
going intense suffering The other boat con-
tanning the mate and five seamen is supposed
to have foundered. The night after leaving
the bark, one of the seamen on the Captains
boat died at sea from exhaustion.
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Profile.

On the 18th of June last, Daniel Buck,
Esq, of South Bend planted one citron seed
in his garden, and before killed by the frost
it had produced seoen hundred and taoenty-
.foe feet Of zine and eighteen good sized cit
rons Among all the descriptions of vegita-
BILE monstrosities in our exchanges, we have
failed to read anything that exceeds this
MdnEat0 Record.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19
MY FAMILIAR.
By JOHN G. SAKE,
Ecce iterum Crispinus! !

Again hear that creaking step!
He's rapping at the door!
Too well know the boding sound
That ushers in bore
do not tremble when l meet
The stoutest of my foes,
But heaven defend me from the friend
Who comes-but never goes.
He drops into my easy chair,
And asks about the news;
he peers about my manuscript,
And gives his candid views:
He tells me where he likes the line,
And where he's forced to grieve;
He takes the strangest liberties
But never takes his leave!
He reads my daily paper through,
Before I've seen word;
He scans the lyric, (that wrotel
And thinks it quite absurd;
He calmly smokes my last cigar,
And cody asks for more;
He opens everything he sees
Except the entry door!
He talks about his fragile health,
And tells me of the pains
He suffers from a score of ills
OF which he ne'er complains;
And how he struggled once with Death
To keep the fiend at bay;
On themes like those away he goes
But never goes away!
He tells me of the carping words
Some shallow critic wrote,
And every precious paragraph
Familiarly can quote.
He thinks the writer did me wrong;
He'd like to run him through;
He says thousand pleasant thinxs-
But never says Adieu."
Whene'er he comes-that dreadful man
Disguise it as may,
know that, like an autumn rain.
He'll last throughout the day
In vain speak of my urgent tasks;
In vain | scowl and pout;
A frown is no extinguisher-
It avvs not put him out
l mean to take the knocker off;
Put Grape upon the door;
Or hint to John that l am gone
To stay a month or more.
do not tremble when meet
The stoutest of my foes
But heaven defend me from the friend
Who never, never goes.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19
New York Election.
New YORK, Nov. 8.

New YORK, Nov. 8.
The following returns of the city wards
have been received: Third ward-Sandford
E. Church, Dem,, also on the Utica ticket, has
139 maj for Comptroller; David r. Floyd
Jones, Dem, and on the Utica ticket, for
Secretary of State has 100 maj Ninth ward
Robert Denniston, Rep, for Comptroller,
has 541 maj; D. R. F. Jones, for Secretary
of State, has 74O maj. Fifteenth ward-Den-
niston, Rep, 359 maj; Jones, DEM, for Sec
retary of State, 143 maj.
LATER.-In nineteen wards, Jones, for Sec
of State has 1900 maj. In sixteen wards
Church, DEM, Comptroller, 10000 maj
Manierre, Rep, Senator is probably elected in
the 9Th city district.
ALBANY, Nov. 9.
Thurlow Weed claims the election of E.
W. Leavenworth, the Republican candidate
for Secretary of State, over Jones, the Dem
ocratic and Utica nominee, by 5000 majority
and of Rob. Denniston, the Republican and
Utica candidate for Comptroller, by $4,000
majority.
New YORK, Nov. 9.
This city elects one Republican Senator,
which is Democratic loss. The Mozart Hal
Democratic nominees fall very far behind the
! Tammany candidates.
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Mfssissippi LeSfslature.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
The Mississippi Legislature was organized
on Tuesday, by the election of Mr.. Doore as
President of the Senate, and Mr.. Campbell
Speaker of the House. The Governors in
auguration will take place to-day.
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Gerrft smith Insane.

Urea, N. Y, Nov. 9
Gcrrit Smith has been se:t to the Lunatic
Asylum at Utica, having become seriously de-
ranged
UTICA, Nov. ll--3 r. II.
Gerritt Smith shows continued marks of in
sanity. No one is allowed to see him hut
it is understood he refers in his raving to the
Harper's Ferry matter, and supposes himself
under arrest.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19

d. The Tribune figures out the result of the
election in the State yesterday as follows -
The five State officers on the American and
Republican tickets are certainly elected. This
includes Comptroller, Attorney General, State
Treasurer, Judge and Clerk Of the Court Of
Appeals. The other four officers on the State
ticket remain in doubt, but the Republicans
are probably elected.
The new Senate is undoubtedly Republican,
probably by an increased majority, and the
Assembly is also strongly Republican.
The County officers are three-fourths Re-
publican.
The vote in New York city is only $4,000,
over $4,000 less than registered. The Dem
ocratic majority in the city for Comptroller is
12,776; for Secretary of State, 1901.
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Death OF an Old Settler.

DAYTON, Nov. TO-
Horace G. Phillips, an early settler of Day.
ton, Ohio, and one of its wealthiest citizens,
died at his residence in this city, at six o.
clock this morning.
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Warm Weather.

At seven o'clock yesterday morning, Nov.
7th, the thermometer stood at sixty degrees
temperate heat While our New York
friends are shivering from cold, and have sew
eral feet of snow, we are enjoying delightful
weather.-b.
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KINGSTON, G. W. Nov

KINGSTON, G. W. Nov. 9.
The store of Henderson, Corwan & Co. sew
eral dwellings and the steamer Britannia, at
her wharf were destroyed by fire last
night. Tne loss is partially covered by in.
Surance.
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Serious Illness of Senator Douglas.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
The Tribune says: Senator Douglas lies
seriously ill with an attack of the gout in the
stomach, which has gradually assembled from
the feet to the present dangerous position
His strong constitution is the great reliance
of his physicians
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19

W Charges of malfeasance have been
preferred in Cincinnati against Judge Lowe,
Of the Police Court Of that city.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19

~ Ounces are wonderfully scarce this
year. They command about two dollars per
hundred.
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New Jersey Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.
New Jersey-Five townships, Burlington,
give Older, Opposition, for Governor, 277
majority Centre Township, Camden Co.,
Wright, DEM, 8 majority.
49,. a., TRENTON, Nov. 8.
Charles s. Olden, Upposition, IS without
doubt elected Governor by 1900 majority
The Legislature is probably as follows: SEN
ate-l2 Democrats, 8 Republicans, 8 Ame,i-
cans. There are still doubts as to the House,
the vote in some districts being very close.
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Gov. Wise wants Gerrit Smith.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
The Tribune understands that Gov. Wise
has made a requsition on Gov Morgan, for
the surrender of Ger1t omith, To answer the
charge of completely in the Harper's Ferry
insurrection.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19

Kansas ElectiOn...AnOther Republican
Victory.
LEAvENwoRTI, Nov. 10.
Returns from the interior come in slowly.
Leavenworth and Atchison Counties give
Democratic majorities. Douglas, Wyandotte,
Shawnee and Jefferson Counties, are reported
Republican. The counties yet to hear from
gave large majorities for the Constitution,
which renders the election of Parrott to Con-
gress probably.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19
American Triumph In New Orleans.

american Ir1umPh IN NEW orleans.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.
The American majority in this city is about
$500. The Democratic State ticket is elect
ed.
One hundred men are raising here to 60 to
the aid of Brownsville by the steamer Arizo-
na
A Conducta with three millions of dollars,
is shortly expected at Matamoras from the
interior of Mexico.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.
The Opposition have elected 13 of the Rep
resentatives and Senators.
An anti-Slidell member and all American
are elected to Congress by very large major
tiles.
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CONTRADICTION.
RICHMOND, No,

No requisition has been made by Gov. Wise
On Gov. Morgan for Gerrit Smith.
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Detrvls municipal ElectfOn...Republic.
an Victory.
DETROIT, Nov. 8.
At the municipal election to day, Buhl, Re-
publican Mayor, twas elected by about 800
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THE ELECTIONS.
BosToN, Nov. 8

Observation-Disclosures OF
Gov. Banks.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
s.iTCL3G EDD!E.'> sGIyI>G.
CIiArIEk ].


Il Late Sketch az three Ch7ptcrS-it
was cold, dreary day, The fierce wind
drove the cutting s!nct against th" broken
I1n"s OF miserable room in the outskirts
Of the city and The merry >'eigh-heIis seem
"a to E7ck, Sith then cho"rv mU~lc. rAo
scene 't he'oiation within ona low pal
Jet, M the corner 4 'ilc room lay win
woman, from whose pal" features want and
-nher'ng had no: yet "bl.teTatcd tn traces
OF ;or"er beauty. y Itti" boy lay by her
sif", s'ri.ng IN vain to warm The chilled
'imh> "ifH me sr7niy covering, white n"
resemblance between IN" tW" seemed "nit
e"ha"cei by The expression ct intense >nt
igr'ns t"a; contracted n. hoys features -
ih'y iiad had 80 food In'e The morn
lu@ - TIE Day previous, and the hrc."--
a'"r'h; 10 "n'ch W'F'"p"' was = N'r'ns'T
Sre'"sd ''' me more cheerieI'. hecanS1 81
the storm without. far M tn" night h1f
'"e mother ''oo'If 10 h"i>n some emoro'd
cry "'a' ,;'e .'''''i' carr " nome ," tir NOR
h'Hs 't' wien morning came, ana 'hc a..
'that'.l 10 ''N''' "'r ,'ei"oHn4 in'n- '''n'
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ninny can do And j; she has batch @
good hreaG once ~ "a flI;n.shr. and that !,
good luck ..e ,io y all call lr. >he,hiuk, =,
knows all about the matter a..d dI~iain. :.
GiT- attention 20 .gch q tr He Yet. if vor
rsk her wi,y her read wa not habi-ullly
good she cauuu: explain Otherwise than
that tie heaven was uvcrNork. j the Yeast
not good. the water tea ur. or r-. f mr. wa,
bad but fhr true rationale ID. !, unable
to explain vet ,t- know al at.u; making
bread lfycn W." E. yaltcng' orEeh'ru
hcr, Sic wolli silence yW. hy ,aankina
her stars she never medl.ed with -..h kinds
of knowledge
| have known some very odd things take
place among ,hes" neat knowi,. y.i house
keepers. ! have seen ,hs hrrai-t.vl set
away with the dough # tie i,st rising ad-
hcriuc to The sid,s. AMI s,r- uncovered in
The pantry until called into Use by the next
bread making have known the master
og the house called NJ earlier than bis Gus
t... because his hopsekecper wanted his
"#:la pillow to place over her dough " To
-.r. it a rising" have seen, in another
..u.iv. the old quilted pettcoat Of the ms
'r.-~ taken II on a chilly morning 20 max,
a'r dough warm. and her gGdcmans old
coat DOING the same duty at another time
le' these people kept their honseS clean,
and were called neat, and spent hours III
inr! WORK. and would have thought it waste
81 time to watch for results ia experiments
! have ever found it a difficult task to i,u-
press upon servants that repeated errors are
laeXcu,able. The same labor au} time are
required to do thing wrong. and j, is only
inattcntion thai keeps one ignorant | E ~
tie sin If ignorance Il n.orc genteci than
the knowledge Of work
In the Iribune of Nov ;. the question
is asked if the use Of soda, cream ot ,-....
I'D salcratus be as unhealthy as many now
assert, AID why re says the mos, cele-
tratci writer's upon bread-making give the
preference t" bread mixed with yeast aud
wei kucadcd The pre- cminencc Of the
Pari>ian bread is owing to ;his
When boarding in the country in the Vi
riuiry of New. York, | observed the country
cir ali had dec.ycd teeth, ana the families
~ whom hii observed this. used salcratus
:" excess hftcr returning hithcr | found
It mHch M use in NY mother family, ana
cream Of tartar bread very common; lcav-
er bread was the only loaf bread w
mother was subject to attacks o. ery-ipela-
F"r over two years, since the Introduction
= potato yeast, she has not had a recurrence
Of these | know that sore month is the
inevitable consequence, after few times
eating sod. or saleratnS bread
The prejudices and habits of old people
arr hard To overcome, and their contempt
tnr Sc new tangled notions" has checked the
spirit for improvement IN many 4 young
hou>ekeeper. Not long since, a relative
wrote to me begging an account Of my way
Of making bread complied with her re-
quest. and added every particular, 50 aS to
make the right result. She attcrwaTl told
nc it was too muci. trouble 20 glvc - much
attention I" the mere making "t bread and
this Is probably the solution Of The reason
why bad bread X 50 common
ONE WHO has TRIED.
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DY virtue Of -Nn executions issued out az agG
ID under the >,a of the Circuit Court TOT he
county of " Nash;euaw, tn me directed aEn
delivered, | have levied upon al the right,
title and interest of James slyUcS in and ~
the following described lands and tencmonts. 20
wit the west half of Southwest quarter %. see
ton t36) thirty-six, and the northeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter .t SccIlon t''l t'urtN-
Eve town two north of range two east IN tae
county of Ingham. and State Of Michigan, which
l shall expose for sale NJ public veriuc TO the
highest bidder, q, the front door of the Court
House. in the village of Mason, in said county on
SATURDAY. the 29th day of January, \. u. l,54.
Il. T. Low, Sheriff.
Mason November ~ ISIS 4wlhr
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CHATTER III.

How lone Eddie Is gone " thought the
anxious mother. q the church bells ceased
ringing. and still h, tarricd. How could
let h1n, brave th- piri'c-~ storm, God
grant re evil has pefail-u him" was her
tcrvatt PRAYER. and ,tdl, with uo,,v eyes
She watched the snow a. the wind drove il
ti,rough tee broken rancs. aud piled it in
finla>tie forms on the floor. Dcath-lkc
rhills crrpt over her frame. Family She
tried 10 move her pals;cd limbs. int in vain.
/ low moan escaped her lips ana then al
wa, still.
The prancinc horses paused uuhoclad
before the door. The h-piu. tone, lha;
we're won. 10 wake her st tlc 6r>t dawn of
lay. failed - rouse her Huw. Aud even
tb~ aeau.z;rc cFje- Of sister disturbed no,
he haauulu T!acidj'y of her Textures
'0b, God. i.' but ti.is cup ps- from
mc. cried hlr- spencer, Nevertheless, uot
nav vii hat gniac. be- done.
And tae;., With forced calnaa>S, She a.
sisted a.r husband is She Vr'prcd tno rich
robes aroaud beg mammal" trm, and then
rc-eBtrrine The carrH--. ,i.n fiery -,c"ls
qn'ehiy o'r" tra" from t,e -'ene oi woe
20 their oTa o'aro bonn. .AeE iald hcr
on coH-a. "ni >S.i'ini Yhy>rI1n applied
every restorative 'la; ~r'.ut2 c'n''i ~ls-'~.
tn, no n OF '''e rewarded fne'r i~'ut'r~~
sii"rf,- lha a'a', l..'' not eea-.i TO i"a.
hn' sue seemed :" D. 90 70 'raHc' ir III
winch N'r' seemed '' 'e ger a""5eninS
q" y'" "a '''h'ne more '~>td >'''
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CHAPTER II.

Oh mother, see that pretty little boy
over there He's been picking up chips
and h;s fingers ar3 80 cold that be's pu, them
in his mouth to warm. and /. makes him
cry. Won't you send Katy ont TO tell him
to come in and warm him And. mother,
tell him to fill his basket full of our chips :;
and, ma, can't he have my mittens, and
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NEW JEWELRV ESTABLtSHNENI

T1NlIE undersigned would respectfully Inform
l. The citizens of Lansing and the surround
ing country, that he has permanently located ;"
Lansing and opened shop for tae EeP'l-n" %.
Watches. Clocks. J"Ns"lry. "-c.
one door north of Elliot''S Hardware Store, and
directly opposite billings store, where hn w'ii
be happy to accommodate III those wishing any
thing in his line ~ business on short notice.
feeling assured that he can .i.c scot satisfaction.
Also, constantly on hand a S2rrditas~"rtmrU U'
of Gold and Silver Watches, Breast Fms, Brace
lets. Ear and fin,er Rings, sc. Sc., which car
be had ,.t the lowe V"--i.l" rates.
-. ? GNTH.
Lansing April 2tth l-a6
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NEW gsOOsA STORE

w north of Bagcv's Grocery, ou Washington
Avenue Papers, Magazines, Books andStatio.-
ery. Call aud examine before purchasing else
where. IDS
e.. q. SCOTT. Physician and SURGEON,
having permanently located in Lansing, 81.
attend to all calls in his profession. Office ia
r. Thayer 4 Co.'S Drug Store. l6i
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-CEIl.EfiJSs. FOR All. !uT~rIsEEp
y0~.-I:Cw To nAi<E- C,leu IHE.r.

articles in tn TriL7Dse referring to tb,
bread pue>tion, have felt q desire - ;lac,
,ef"s 's rcaGer@ The results Of cxp.-icnc,
end experiments
TO Lave good Wholesome bread. it T. al
sn.ue'y necessary to Tay attention - The
ualar Of IT, aud To- believe that making
broad .i.e earning t. read. does not ,.,a,
hy nature, that It is indispensable "a learn
every ..t..- sc; connected with The gcrmCr-
ling .- r-.-in- of the dough; absolutely uc.
ce-Su, e understand III, d.farcrc" h.
tvao,u vuas aud scot'a iermcu:atiop, and
WHOM au aisaii, or salera5u-. or hirart.nlt7
~ -,- .uircd
H. e.rr good -four ;, H. lir-. requisite
~. ar, ar -four. tic greater the J. hor Ia
E,e.d.a- - and 'dc finest -four does not
a'Ua,, make fhc sweetest and heathies.
breed, So. sha i~-t -four is the chcarc,t and
/ 'r..>' roula,-. cannot aIyi>e a, e "a.
iaI-rim faur, for have never had an,
Ii. next important thing !, tho y..-i.
aur g.yo 'f" rrotor"nor i.i... H..oio
yea, i".. u..d brewer e,at b,o.r-
yeast y.a-. rt.e-, .l,va .ae.n v.i.l
l. ht Of -a"r da"gA 300 i.""H- -a.era'e-
t" "mf," .h' '.a. -""f 'lar- a ..r "'-
ru.t s"a .n .ai- iF.'a-r ..' ...'
a'', a'' a.'. t".~ ""u-'.f.r "-'
J "n' r,'i.... nf. o.
H" .'.. .HurHt '"'h. I|lb",lr
a'r. have 1''u ..-. F. '"m"r Rs people, Is
THIS i.o. Peg. potatoes ", '''ri; rq9a.
81. "a>i a1' h'. ioar ""'n '""S'5.
peel ana "'H-.' it... r'fi-'tN -'nut'.. iaEr
on 2" ih.- Il quart r. '''1.--h. water. -'T
B" colt" c'r 20, e""d. por' sugar. i'd ST
Ter ~'a'!'n- I.W MINUTES r.'r - 4H'.'
o' bai'.nc "'''r 'f"n''r. o..' when hike
warn. asa = j'n' a.. yeas. - '."~o ''. pm =
III 81 u2"iiy-e"E''.a = ;'S~,. =" '1-'a''.-. a'"5
-.' - .."ay d. ih'o .'~; y "Hrm i'"' ~.
~ ,''''''''"'iy ''-", "'''r Icy h' Nn"%F
'F '"'' ''.il''2 upon ~" ''l' " '"'
.,.f'" ana .-'' '"'hi -H"'' b'r'''he NJ
n,'''2' J. ''' ""'i'f'''r' 81 "'' pace
N"-'. '",- - '' ''~. or "'' >''''.n "'
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''',. !" >'''. l,'' ''" ''' '"' !" ,,'' corn
,''',' N' IL 20. ''', t'''f = S''' ana i
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=" 49, ,''S "''-' d. ''' - ''i'1> ~ '''''''
it' SQUIRE. '. i. ~'il Fir- N4HtH ~tl"f-
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NEW LIVERY sTagSss,.

M. y. ID n ~ y a; Is - :
"OULD INFORM TIE CITIZENS %
w Lansing that lac has opened new Livery
Stable, with a full stock ct fleet. we'll broke
Horses, comfortable EusSic~, Double tura.'eS
and Sleighs, and by close attention to hu,ir,>s
hopes TO merit fair share 81! public patronage
Lansin. NnEenhnr - ISIS.
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.ss. hs.Isa-.Se,
ARCHITECT & DRAUGHTSMtrs
LANSING. WICHrGNN.


Willfurnish Plans. Specifications Estimates
in the best stvl- ~ Workmanship, ard ir-i-u-
Cor Churches, Court House, Ii"tri-. 'r.vit"
Dwellings, &c, and will contract 20 furnish rU"-
terias and build anything in the lin" oi Building
O, superintcnl the same on REASONABLE" term .---
Please give me a call.
Lansing January lSt, 1851 80
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JACKSON, Mich., opposite v. . Z. L. NrU"t
By STANTON n TiFFANE. General ~id-r
Office nj this House.
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T. xT.s.ssSNspEF.s.A \

and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors in Char
cery, Lansing, Michigan. All business cntruS-
ted to their care viii Toe promptly attcadcd To.
Office over f. L. BosUcll's Sho" St"r,, second
door North of the L. -.
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si'"-'''''~' %
II will he perceived that the aggregate OF re-
eeipts ani expenditures Is largely increased by
ncMdlns bonds 4" the amount oi s266,oop, winch
have been issued IN conformity To the law OF lal-
uary &",h, 1915, all hut $4,000 oi which
were - redeem the outstanding bonds OF the
Stat. which ten Due on the first of July last and
OF the frS' "i January. lnS.
r'ni'IoFS "i tlir law Tor the issue oi These
RDLis nave been faithfully complied with and
p.rf 20, fla. ,,,ou,.t or Si4s n,n b,vn haen 70
Tl ..I, ! -i ..-;,;,, I'D = c.. ~,
redemption Of s.o."no which fell IN, on the lst
nl JarI,ly INST
T. g.. .;t.--. , "a, ,tla "a S,ata that
- - a.,
f'' 'r,"'-I 'h'' 7ia'r J. ih a h@h co"'tupn-
r,., ,i;-'o.; a,'a -,,..r,I o,Io- St
aver, below olr. We we're able to negotiate these
Bonds At a prerIir,m.
/, will also he noticed that other large amounts
Of money. A. the interest on the University and
school lanl- constitute no part Of the revenue
adm. So. d, ,l..t tho Tr.asu-v i. sin,nlv made
The ,.,.,,- t.,r rh.ir ,.raint and disbursement.
ia. -......,.,. int, thu r-a,.rrv t,r d..linnuapr
., ,...,. ,..,,, -.s;.i.n, I,rds baye haen l,ro,.
De- ....-T ,,-.y t1,,. j,st ,ss- This i. "a D.. at
.;-,,.l ,,..-f,. p, ti.. ,tI, 8ac;si,r If tho Su-
.r.,,. y,,,.. ,,if.,, ,,,. rendered. homeless the
..,..,.. ,t, ,l,. a. ~.,,,.rty holders IN avoid
,l.- --. ..,..., ., ,.t tI. r.I,. .y-,ar..l II
r.- ms. J..;.:,, I,4 nor b..r ,,romrtly
MAI. ar ir tb. r,,,-f had arrived II \ different
.,,..l.;o. ri Tr.,.,Ir, oo,,lIb,y,. been ,,r.a,Iy
.,-..' and ,h,. -,..i,l,.r,r tax mayer. .1b.ct-
-d rn Al, ,oca-,vruia1t. if NOT am insnpporiable
.,r~l.r
IT,. ~t,ta in.laF,-a iness tor which Roni- have
b.n. i..nat : -. follows.
,..-.........9.-. t....r.-. ss,oa, oo
l,ao .. ia0o1 O
Dr. ."T-.v"~r..' warrant Ii.n'~ ......--... 50 %
~. n'' f'" 10 '' Loan h.'''' '''" jan ,--o,, q.
A..r,,q- n ai.. as- Jan 1,. ~ ass oC
TIE nzr. qa.a are million lean Bono, al-n
''.-''i ID N.'Hn' To-. -----. i't - !" %
2 i n. In. '.,e,@ a a' nj. s. i. 5 o55 Q,
I''ti.-... ....--.-........- s-,i57.e-' 6
The average Of cash il the Treasury for the
four wears next preceding Dec i-t, 1854, wa
Ss>5.531 "d.
same Was Sl.552 50
The average amount OF ca-h III me irsa-nr,
Tor t.' '"nr year- next ir'ceeo''- pec' - 100
waS - ''>'o =.
Tie amount 81 interest rec d HOT '"e "-e o' ="
same was >n''i'o %
y" provision wa ever ma pre- - ~ %:
- prevent me ''h'''1' Hi1' u '!I P-'"
Gr''' "y r'i-', '' '"e acc -" i'7'. 80 -
I'M. thaajN-'e'i portion u '"e Nv" ."'l''t -O" ~
'na afnon.h ''r'e va On a'e''-e III '"S
ury o' c->''' !e' ''- .'''s' utoi ma
npi.' ~, '.; IA - ~, - -,
. I'-- ,''.',' ''''' De ''' '''
>F'-'-''' -
= TIE tHlyHln- / a statement OF interest aIlnI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
COLUMHUs HOUSE.

r q. DARLING. Proprietor. Directly opP0
d site the Capitol, LANSING, Michigan.
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