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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

kegs Rough and Ready do 10 boxes me-
dunn do 10 bbs. and cases Smoking Tobacco; %
boxes Scotch Snuff; bbls. ID" do; 10 kegs loose
do 80 jars Rappee do. also, large stock Of Sc
CARS. We have bought our Tobacco, Scgars.
&C., on the most favorable terms. We invite an
examination of our stock. rs We will sell rs low rs
can be Sought here or Baltimore.
j. II. M.VEIGH ( son,
NH IL Prince street Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
lis HI. GREGORY

HAS JUST RECEIVED full a.'"''r ,..t 4,
II HOUSE FURNISHING G""p'' ',a. D.
Tubs. Baskets, Brooms. Toilet Seits' h", A..
Cream Freezer, old Dominion C"her r' Fs,
Boxes, squure aud Globe Lanterns. bfu.D' ns !
Their Dustsrs, &c, at lls aud lzu hing d"
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
w. 4 A. MURRAY, Merchant TailOn,
A RE now receiving their SPRING GOODS 81
n would invite all in want Of any thing Tier
line 10 give than y call nh "
u ECElEED nh assortment ~ very hard''r.
~ new style DRlLLlNGS. Also, fine ALPAO
CA and LINEN COATS-vcry low for cash
10 Is ". ID. MASSEY. No. ~ King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

ID Y. CROSS. having purchased the entire stock
N. of Cross, Luscnbecl i Co., respectfully ar
nounccs to his friends and the public generally that
he intends To conduct the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, in all it, branches, and hopes, from
the care and attention to the work turned out OF MS
establishments TO receive heretofore full share
ofthe public patronage A call is solicited At No.
~ king-street Jan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerk once
Y of the Circuit Court of Alexandria County, Oh
the LIST day Of August. 1859, William Tucker
plaintiff, vs. Alonzo l.. Smith. detendant-ln an
action on the case to receive damages IN which an
attachment has been issued. The defendant not
having entered his appearance and given security
according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that he IS
not resident of this State,-h !. "'"rrsd, that
the said defendant appear here within one month
after due publication of this order. and do what ~
necessary to protect his interest in this suit ana
that copy of this order he forthwith inserted m
the Alexandria Gazette IL newspaper published III
the city of Alexandria, once week tor four sue
cessive weeks aud posted at the front door oil tho
Court house of this County.
A copy-Teste: X. A. SINCLAIR, Clerk.
I n T,yLop.p.o. aug S-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

NJ OTlCE.-We, the undersigned, have, this LIST
~ day of July, 1859. entered into copartner-
ship to conduct the WHEEL WRIGHT AND
BLACHSNITH BUSINESS in all its branches,
at the old stand of Robert llodgkin, on Pitt near
corner of Queen streets. We invite the citizens OF
this place and surrounding country, to call and ex-
anime our superior stock Of well seasoned DAN
and HICKORY. Our workmen in both wood and
iron. are the best that can be found. Wcaro there
FORE prepared to furnish any and all kinds OF the
best work that can be found in Alexandria Coun-
w. and warranted for ono year, except breakagos
by accident or overloading) for cash or prompt
payment, twice year. (January LIST and July lst,)
at 10 per cent. below the present current prices.
and Oh all bills of over six months standing, We
shall charge interest. We have secured the Seryi-
res Of two of the best Smiths in the State, Mr..
Howard late Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. VIM. Par
sons who il well known rs ono "t the best Horse
Sheer. in the State HORSES SIlOD with plain
ar strcled shoes tor % cts. per shoe on which We
can make no deduction. We return our thanks for
past invUrs and solicit your patronage.
ROBERT H0DGkIN.
THOMAS ID. II0DGKIN.
y. : We have brought the Patent Right Tor the
City aud County of Alexandria, of IL Machine for
saving fellocs and MI kinds of circular work, and
are prepared To saw felloes in the best manner;
alSo to sell shoprghts. Call and see for your
selves [aur 2-d3m K. L. ID. Ii.
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I INVITE CITIZENS AND STkAN"th.
/ call at my MASrpAcTORY, No. III kIN' III
BETWEEN WASHINGTON ASD TT. AskrH 80"
and examine my large and haDd'oms apo 3,
Of SADDLERY GOODS, H. do not in''h"
surpassed in my line of business 10y an! o'h',
] have on hand, and am daily uInnui'''"'"'
fine and superior an assortment NJ ""n be q,
any Of the Northern cities. Ny stock ''"i
~ great q variety can be found 10 a',' 90
house, consisting of HARNESS Of all K'h'',
the fine quilt work down 10 the dra!' en- -.
plough Harness TRUNKS Of every hib, :.
Sole Leather, Steel Spring Iron frame =.
Trunks and Bonnet Boxer, aud all "'"'! .g..
down 10 the common Packing Trunk 90 81,
Brides, MartingIIs. Whips. &C., II. me ....
finest; Buffalo and Fancy Robe. Dh'.SE
Horse Covers, Carpet Bags, NaIre'' AZ"
all kinds. Call and see for yourselves. t.,t.
Thankful for the very liberal patron..s e. ..-,
fore extended, solicit a continuance "' w 80.
and pledge myself to spare no pains to CIV .-,,l
faction. All goods warranted to he ., fIpmrTT
oct Si--d WIN. r. f"P
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GROCERIES, &c.
blackjack. MARSHALL, & CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MEfCiiaNl",
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQEORS, VINES, TEAS. SEGARS.dc., DC,
Blackjack Wharf, AlcXanlra, Virginia.
JIAVE in store, and are daily expecting per
i i Schrs. Rescue and Statesman, from New orh'
and Steam Packets from Philadelphia one ct the
largest and best selected STOCKS OF GOODS
ever offered in this market to which we invite the
attention of the trade generally. Wename in part:
SUGARS, MOLASSES, COFFEE.
TEAS.-I50 chests Gunpowder. Imperial, and
Young IIyson, and - chests Black Teas.
CANDLES.-2OO boxes Adamantinc and sperm,
and 275 boxes Mould Candles.
SUNDRIES.-lOO boxes Starch: so assorted
Candy; 800 bags assorted shot; 100 nests tubs {;
$50 doz Painted Buckets; 80 ticrccs Cider Vinegar;
&c, &c.
They have. also. on hand, full stock OF Ill
QUORS: WHISKEY; BRANDlES; WINES
also. TOBACCO. SEGARS. &c. NH -
rJNOBACCO, SEGARS, ac.-Thc undersigned
l. are now receiving and have in store. their
SPRING STOCK OF TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

DIDGELY, HAMPTON 4 CO., keep con'''. .
IL on hand large supply Of the mort ~.
brands OF CHAMPAGNE WINE. h'''
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TEAS, LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO.

KIDUEL1, HAMPTON 4 %"
4 RI now receiving from boat to-day, I''.
n STOCK OF TOBACCO,
The first instalmsnt Of their SPRING SIPPlh
10 an inspection Of which they invite dealer.
We ara daily expecting large quantity Of u :
Of er>ry grods md de.cripi'o".
NH 5 RIDGELY, HAMPTON 4 q"
cd OVAL WINDSOR" BITTERS and "kI'
III SOT," Indispensable to Bars, and mot 81
cellent TONES, for sale by
feb IL RIDGELY, HAMPTON Z"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

WE OFFER FOR SALE FRESH "hhi
w AND BLACK TEAS, of superior aus.
feb IL RIDGELY. HAMPTON 4 Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

|tATAWBA GINGER WINE.-This delicious
" Wine is manufactured ii"m the Cn'nwha
Grape and Jamaica Ginger. and for purity "i
quality and richness Of flavor, Is uncquale, while
its Tonic and lnygorating properties have secured
for il world wide reputation. ami unprecedented
sale. No family should hc without 1t. For sale
by IL. Cooh w.
nur9 Sarcrrs Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

JuDKIN'S OINTMENT: Celery seed: fh"s-
D rbnt. Lime: Opium: Daley Pain Extractor:
T,nuu, H.aus: Extract of L".w"uI: best Starch:
Citrate Of Iron-just received and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR, Apothe"ary,
,,, O o. King street.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
Answers 90 Correspondence.


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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
yenth az old T'nroarrnp.,...

John Fame, the author OF numerous map
- Michigan, beng oct 81 hi7 mind, TIRE" BIN
sell IRON HE 'a'c'ny ~ =. Mary Hospital Do
Detroit h7t hnF~day evening, and died ~ nv
h"ur'.
We have -"'"I i"e deceased vel AMI long,
and with many ecc'i. -.fte-, ne tai some "a
ceIeUcIe' OF chaTact"i. II" Vas md".a'igH"ie.
peTseveiinS ana ih.E-ifIel-- plhc1.'l'S a"'
disasters, on! 'a."i - spurs 10 ~ energies.
tie picked up the t..'' ~ mapping, and hv Il
acquired fortune. lie vas frugal, temperate,
and -eh DENYING. Durns the late session, he
called al this office, and whil, here, exhibited
signs OF arrangements. From the Detroit Pre-
Pe'', We learn The following particulars OF hi-
HE
Ar Farmer Wa born ia the town OF Halt
Moon, Saratoss county, y. l., February ., l79s.
lie removed 70 Detroit III 1921, and took charge
of the school then kept in the old University
building, recently demolished, which sio-i OF
Bates street At that time this was the only
school kept in the city, and many ot those who
are now actively engaged IA the pursuits Of lite,
and many more who have retired from active
business, VIII remember with pleasure that OLD
school and its teacher, a. tho place where and
the person from whom they obtained the frat
AMI last OF Their education Mr.. Farmer was in
charge oil that school two wears. ON the 18th OF
hpri, $50 he was married lie was always a
dhgent scholar ana hard worker lie had a
passion Tor msp-ira"ihg, and early IN HE turned
has attention to that business Ia 1873 he DRAFT
ted map OF the surveyed portion OF Michigan
FOR MI o. flSden, copies al winch are still eI-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
THE REGISTRY LAW.

Appropriate 20 the season, will be found upon
the first page Of this days Republican, two :
articles, from the pen Of the Attorney General,
who never writss, but to the point. = portion
Of these articles points TO the practical working
o. the law, in particulars where It was mott
needed: but the drift of them is against the abb
sard, mendacious and INSCRIPTIONS attack upon
the act, predicated upon known falsehood, per
pe,rated By certain members OF the Legislature,
under The guise Of "A Democratic Address" in
which their address" i only e1celled by their
assurance Mr. Howard strips their bugbeay o.
every rag Of reason, and leaves it TO SILVER and
shift for Itself
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

The RepUbi' an charter ticket j. in the field,
aud All excellent one it l. Theueyt thing need
FIJI To 10, Is ci,,, i, ai.l tI.,t T.. hon :"
ala effort is made which will combine all the
working power II the party in Lansing
Republicans the first election, ami is result,
will lax the stamp - I'm. city for wears T.
come. Upon you depends whether ',- honor
or defeat The time has come now, g. drop al
jealou-cs, whether ioca or per-ouai-al tcker-
ing- and prejudices. if any such have existed,
and make commons causs aeaia-, common
enemy.
Should it 90 abroad that Lansing has maucer-
ated her existence IA city, 10y spreading the
black banner %: slavery, our enemies would eN-
ult lar and near, and Republicans throughout the
State Will be f'lci with shame The cjtaJs!
must be dcfena.d once gone, and IL viii re-
quirc double tho effort to regain which it Hil
take to hold il. To make this effort requires no
outlay o. morey, no great loss Of time, and no
psrad" meetings or display. Work IS tho word.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

ARREST or HARD CAsE.-The Grand Rapil!.
Edgl. says that about 10 o'clock on Thursday
officer Bowen, OF Plainfcld, arrested an old con,
vict by the name of Gibson, who has for con
siderable time past been the terror OF Plain;ield
Bowen had followed Gibson into the city, and
overhauled him near the foot OF pearl-st., where
he attempted to read his warrant, bur Gibson
snatched it from him, and tore il to pieces. at
the same time striking she officer some severe
blows in the face, that set the claret TO running
quite freely. Bowen went to work with a will,
and soon had him down, when Gibson attempted
20 use a large knife which was secretei in the
back of his vest, but was frustrated by Mr..
Charles Pierson, who snatched it away from him.
Gibson was finally subduei and carried over the
river.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
Sickie..

Mr. Si,kles, Il would seem i about 70 give the
utmost uotoriety to the evidence elected upon
his Own trial. From a correspondent, Of the Phil
adelphia bulletin, who spe.k- understanding
II a. any OF the press writers editors, W. learn
that NJ Sickles has employed an experienced
corps Of Photographic writers TO report Liz trial
verbatim for publication ii pamphlet form. i
vii comprise history Of tie lives Of hey and
Sicklas up to the day Of the tragedy. The plan
Of the prosecution - from rnquestioaahle
authority, vii. be fJs the District Attorney 70
frs' prove the killing Of Mr.. Key, and then rest
the case. Tie defence viii then be, mos: proba-
biz, 70 make the crime justdahe, ard 20 30 this,
evidence of character will b. admitted, involving
;le circumstance Of the Illicit connection, which
vii suffice, witnesses 70 rigid cross-examins-
ton. 70 viii then De- incumbent on The prosecu-
t,0u 20 ntro1Ic. evidence touching The c'iarac-
ter Of the defendant.
Their are host ofreporters and correspondents
here from the I=-slt press, who ia,cnd taxing
notes of the trial Not one halt %. them car Doe
accommodated in the i.y-a'rangcd Cou,; House,
aAd therc Is Az evident disposition on the part Of
certain officers Of the Cour. 10 Gus. many OF
them. The fac. ma. Dee disguised DIS best il mas
There j. sl attempt being made, constantly, t.
create an Impression ia 81. sick'e- favor
TLrre r, However, q reaction here ifi public 'gn
t.melt anon he people and press
The District Attorney =. busy collecting mate
risi facts q evidence, AID f. ro. to be- hurried On
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

BaGG's HoTFL.-Fhst va wont to toe a pleas
ant sound to passengers on the old Buffalo and
Albany Stage line when the coach drew up for
thc night at Ctca many It traveller Of an early
dav viii rrcoiect that home FOR the weary and
hungry Detroit nov las Bacs'. Hotel, -
Owned hy . hiusmau Of him Of Utica, and a. gen
id good-heartrI au1 popular a. h. prototype.
!, Smith Bacg nov owns snd has fitted ny the
oil " John-o"'- Hotel, opposite the Michigan
Central Depot. in Detroit and riain,ains It in al
comfort AID elegance
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
From the Missouri Democrat March 10
The Grand NIsrrh q, The ny


al ! believed by those best able n nd
the matter, that the emigration nov
Westward exceeds that 81 srv fc-rna- eng
In the history ol the country. even tha, o.rs."o'
a., the immensely Of which. i, vii be rena--,S-
eli. caused universal wonder. s''
About one miles Il length Of on v,....
closely packed by steamers, numbers .--;r;s
and departing each day, crowded with as
gers and deeply laden With freight On. -
ter, prompted ~ the desire 70 gain inforp,.;s.''
in regard 10 tie number q people arriy;ar -
In one iay 5y tie river, from whence they c,--'
and their destinations and designs. called a, 80
boar - IL arrived yesterday. aud tie ras,. !.
herewith given.
Boat No. Had abou; sixty passerre-s sh,..
halt If whom came with farming irarler,sr,. 49,. =
sc,,ie IN Missouri Thirty or tiirty.fve a., ~. =
| pcakerS. They are from Illinois WiseonSi, -
/ other States.
| Bost W. 2-lai some passengers 8as,;-.,
Tor Missouri. also >.xty-two Pixies Peskers -.
I ~ from Michigan.
Boa, ". a-From Louisville, Heatuekx =,
/ over one hundred AID t.iy passengers o..
! hundred Ct these have wagons cattle dos &.
ming i-vi,Uruts. a.. and an bound n ia =
terror Of tie STATE. Among the whole uunhs.
| our reporter col.d discover ro more than 0,,ssr
| OF twenty -rots. ara t..o>, house scrvsn,s
( NJ armies 81. black plsn.lGo1 ~ tsrra b,,s.
! come Ills way TOW. W see them coin- az,
IN one t.rgetlou-ani tlsf is-iown the a..
I ,npi co. board 20 ioI No. s were s,.o 80,
/ Pixies reaNerS, >tlrig. although poor In;
are principals from tie back counties If Re-,
iwDAy, have lo wagons and i,e articles Of o8,.
no money u their po'st-. hlt strong arms Al
au1c:L. hearts, sri cu- rt., ou their ,houlle,s
Boat ". Game from Cincinnati. and "a,
~~a-Iulu- Uit- passengers. one luuGred ,wsr.
/ y eni-ra,ts we're IN De. cabin and on her aecl
Fifty e.. these are hound 90 thc gold fells al
Kansas, hy way ct L,aveHwor:h and Kar,,.
City. and vii not have % rcsA.p. as the los,
goes on up tie Missouri These fifty co,np-;s.
,tret o. four comp al.e-, which we're raised IN
Virginia. Kentucky ana Pennsylvania.
Boat Va. 5-tema tr0u Louisville. XIV. uipe.
ty-tlree passenger rliy tn, Of whom iros
Cape GiraGeau, No, 20 20 Fixes Peal The
Others, excepting perhaps iiye persons. are EN-
( grants from other slave States 20 ,hs. Ths,
ovnuo negroes, but happily have good suppl,
Of wagons, horses, s'aN children, ana fsrn.;ns
implements
Two or three other boats were due last e,.
ming, AMI sh.It tcE are due TO-DAY. from Tie
Ohio DVtr. Illinois River. and the Upper Mss,
! opp, al ti'l Im'e-- Cd, yuigrauis for Missouri
u.i kar-ls II 1-a lilH ,lc Ohio are crogaei
O. their atm1z. capacity
Boat No. 6--v8s il-. -3out leaving for NJ.
sour River. and was $50 crowded that one could
with difficulty make his nay up 10. and through
Tie cabin. No. has enc hundred AMI twenty
h,c pikc'S Feaker-. Who p.l 20 GA; at Lesvsa
WORT. and Kansas City. TIE en.rauts on Ne
are mostly from Virginia, PENNSYLVANIA, Mn
HcsuIa aui oac or TWO other States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

Whcreupon Hiram H. Smith "a declared
unanimously nominated.
Before the hallotiu- commenced c. Burr Al
rosaced tha. J. A Kerr declined being can
.!ii,te before the convention, and after the third
h,'ro- withdrew hi own name.
Ephraim Longyear wss nominetei for Recor-
G.. oa tie first ballot.
jonathan G. Ramsiel was nominated Ger,
and 7. +. Russell, Treasurer, on thet7-t ballot.
The following nominations were made r'fa
r..s. T. G. Russell and Wesley EmGy, School
In.pectors David VI B.glev and Edmund Parm-
lr. Oversee-s Of the Poor.
on motion, y. e. Leach, " Elder and \. {
Winter were appointed committee to report
tine names Of two persons from each ward 10 act
- q CIV Committee OF Vigll-ce for the ensu-
.ng wear. said committee reported the following
names:
1t Wsri-P. :. Clark, J l. Mead.
Ward-I IT, Bartholomew, ". IL. Pinckncy.
3! Ward-J. }. Whi,uan, J. 5. Harris.
Wticl report vas s,cep:ed and adopted,
vI.9 a.. convention adjourned sine de-.
pc LEACH, Secretary
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

Wins = ClN.EE CoU>rr.--Amoue The pro-
cecliu.s Of the Farmer Cluh. it appe.r- that
Thomas Jones Of Center county, Mich. wants
to I'll other how 10 raise ra'ishc> without their
being troubled with weeds or worms. II l. SIM
rly trenching the earth two feet deep AMI reyer-
-,n- the -ol--that from that depth below ,i'e
surface beng free from weed seeds ard worms,
/, necessary, enrich the ground ~ith liquid man
ure. II SAYS tine idea occurred - him from
seeing how well these plants grea uuon dirt
throw out o.: It wei.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

Pursuant TO notice delegates from the several
wards Of the city Of Lansing assembled ~ Tie
school house in the second ward, or MONDAY
evening. March 2s;h, for the purpose Of nomin-
attn: candidates Tor city officers.
\. T. Burr gas chosen chairman, .ui y. [
Leach, secretary.
on motion the Convention proceeded 10 ballot
f,r candidate tor Mayor with III" following
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

NFw CHURcH y DETRoir-The Detroit Tr,-
i.o. say- The work OF building It Johns
church, Episcopal and the Parsonagc, Oh Wood
v1-d Avenue, wa commenced this morning
W understand that the large brick Dwelling
upon the premises, IS to be- demolished immed-
aro'v, 70 make room io- the new buildings
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

FoR PIEE's PEAE-We understand that
company Of eighteen persons, with teams, passed
through our city Yesterday FOR Pixies Peak gold
diggings and California They were mos, Of
them from the up river country. Other COM
panies are forming, in almost every nechbor-
hood, 10 try their fortunes in the new E. Dorado,
-GrGna Rapids Eagle
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

Iowa STocs.-The Waverly iowa R.puJli.
ca. Of the Sth notices some fine stock. IL saw.
Mr.. W. Briden has short horn Durham cali
which, at one year and fifteen days Old weighed
eleven hundred and eleven pounds.
Such facts speak well for the enterprise and
Agricultural progress OF our younger sister State.
Mr.. Briden formerly resided in St Joseph coun.
tv, in this State
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

An lNPoSroR.-At Fort Edward, y. Y. the
committee who were recently appointed to watch
Mrs. Hayes, the woman who pretended TO have
lived two years without fool, have reported that
she is an mpostor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

CAE-wHEELs Al MARQrETrE. - Upwards Of
l-1 wheels have DOW been made for the Bay de
NoqIet and Marquette r. X. Co, which has
recently purchased the Iron Mountain f. R.
Lake Superior iron i -ai5 70 BE- \ No. ! for this
purpose.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

NEw patents. -Ninety-fve patents we're regis
tered on Satu' AZ, March IL, for issue next
week, being fifteen above the usual Average
This increase Is regarded As raising suspicion as
TO the exercise Of proper scrutiny s;uce tie re-
tirement of M Holt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

WHEAT WEsTwAaD.--The wheat !. looking
finely in Alesan. The R>corlsays. Tie stocl.
the acreage quantity. Some farmers ia Monte
rev are stil holding On to cribs Of corn, notwth-
standing it has been as high a seven shiuin-s
per tu-hel in his village
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

EtFsANr, CANDID AND TEUE-The Chicago
Herald =4ys: We 90 not hesitate 70 acknowl-
edge that the Democratic party in thi- State "a
At present in a condition BY no means enviah'e'"
The trauk-oss Of the Herald : only eqrslcd by
i-s f-uthfglress.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

WHERE IS rHE AP0srBoPHE Mr.. Pike has
recently spoken speech in Cincinnati. There
vas, il j. ss;i g. much anxiety among Pike.
friends TO hear Pike speak, as there j. anong
some 10 -ee Pixies Peak.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

MosTcAIN.-A special meeting OF the Board
of Supervisors Of Hontcalm county j called, to
be held in Gre, vile, on Thursday the 3lst
inst The otjec' : to act upon The proposition
to pledge the CT lit OF the county fer provisions
for the relief Of .he destitute citizens the-aot.