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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
AFTERNOON SESSION.

! Ar. Bancroft introduced bill ID amend chap.
40 Of the revised statutes of 1876, entitled Of
timber and lumber floating upon waters, or car
| ried upon adioinL ing land
| Mr. Ii. 5. Buel offered the following:
Resolgea, That the Auditor General be reques
| ted to report TO this House, with all convenen,
| dispatch, the items Of which the miscellaneous
expenses Of the Stl.e Prison consists, as shown
by vouchers fled in his Office for the years 1857
and 1855.
| Mr.. Brown introduced bill 20 repesl the cor.
porate rights CT TIE Pont..c, Groveand, Now
and White Lake Plankroad company
Mr.. Smith introduced Gil e.. ii. corporate
privileges to the order Of ;f,a ~. :, 80;
Ma>ons and other societies.
Mr. Carr introduced bill to amenl al ., or
game the county % losco
Nr. Mulholland Introduced bill 10 amend
| chap. i77S Of the compiled laws.
VI Smith Introduced bill supplementary to
an act entitled an act to organize the county O,
Muskegon, submitting the same to the vote OF
the people OF Ottawa and Oceana
BILLS PASSED.
Tie House then took the order of third read.
ing Of bills and disposed Of the following:
JONI resolution TO authorize the Governor To
issue patent of certain lands to George r. Rich
ards, of Buchanan
A o'i 10 amend an act entitled an act to define
the limits, jurisdiction and powers Of circuit
courts, approved Jan. 2e, 1855.
4 bill to amend see. % Of chap. 40 Of the
compiled laws relative to the support Of poor
persons by the public.
4 bill to repeal act to limit the amount Of
money to be raised by an act entitled an ac, to
incorporate the village Of Hudson, approved Jan.
IS, 1883, approved Feb. 10, 1857.
4 bill TO lcgalze the act of the board Of Sill
pervisor. OF lonia county, Incorporating the vii.
lsge Of Lyons
bill regulating the amount Of money to be
raised in the village of Hudson, in any one year.
Ic.
bill 20 amend -ec. 2lli Of chap. - Of the
compiled laws, rellting TO the Incorporation Of
Villages
Joint resolution for the relief Of Alexander
Ferbush
bill appropriating certain highway taxes for
the improvement Of certain road in Van Buren,
county.
bill 10 authorize Ot.o Thies TO build a dam
across Carp river, &c.
4 bill TO amend al act entitled an &C, to incor-
poraie the members Of the Detroit Young Mems
Society, approved March 90, 1885.
bill to organize the county Of Necosts. and
10 locate the county seat thereof.
A bill 10 amend act Isl Of session laws Of
So, entitled an ac- 10 organize the township Of
'ierson, in the county of Necos:a. approved
Feb. II, 1857.
A bill 20 amend an act entitled an act to pro-
'ide for the formation Of companies to construct
'.ank roads, approved April 5, 1851.
A bill TO change the nane Of John D. Thumb.
Joint resolution for the relief of Alexander
prague.
bill to change the name Of Charles Henri =
thompson
A bill relative TO the Incorporation Of the vii
.ge OF Cosruuna, in the county Of Shisvassee. O
bill 10 authorize the common council of the /:
iy Of Jackson to levy and collect certain paving
=sessuents. O
A bill TO amend al act entitled an act appro-
rating certain highway taxes for the improve d
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The vote on the amendment of Mr.. Did,!
was taken, and it was declared adopted.
The bill was then put upon its passage I'd
passed.
The bill making appropriations for the conpk.
ton Of the Insane HsyIum, at Kalamazoo, ~
then taken up.
Mr.. Dickey moved to amend the bill 90 th;
si5. 900 should be appropriated for ls40, snd
.55, 900 for 1880. Adopted
The bin WAS then passed.
Mr.. Dickey introduced 4 bin TO provide fos IL
expenses Of the State government, which ~
passed, the rules being suspended.
This bi'l provides tax Of IA mills ups
the State valuation.
A message Was received from Gov Winef =
proving certain bills
Mr.. Childs moved 20 take from the genen
order the bill relative to school dis,ric. Ibrshel
and place j, upon the order for third resding.-
Carried
Mr.. CsmpAu introduced bill to amend ~
charter Of Detroit. Com. on banks and ine0'
porstious.
Mr.. Pratt offered q resolution to bold evensS
sessions. Adopted.
A number OF bills were taken from the e.
eral order, and placed upon the order Of th'S
reading.
The House then took recess until o'cI0s
PM
KvEsIS9 SESSION.
9r. Beeson introduced Joint resolution m
the relief Of J. edley.
The bill to amend the charter Of the city
Flint was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Richardson introduced a bin TO orgsa'n
the township Of Geneva, Tascols county.
Mr.. Carr introduced bill TO lay out 9 Sgt:
road from Midland City to ST. Charles
BILLS PAssiD.
10 amend the swamp land Law.
To attach certain fractional townships 70 tss
county Of Saginaw.
The bill 70 provide fund for the military o.
saniza'ion Of the State, after lengthy dlscusn"
vas put upon it's final passage and lost, syes %
nays 80.
The bill TO continue in force the Webster DC
ionary law, vas also lost.
To amend act in reference 10 the Judicial dS
riot in the Upper Peninsula.
The House adjourned.
7sesdas, Est. J.
A number Of local petitions we're received sOs
e:erred.
The committee Oh banks and incorporsnoA
eported favorably on a bill to amend the chsna
Detroit, relative TO assessments in rural eT
'icts- Rules suspended and bills passed.
Also in favor Of the bill to incorporots the g"
Lansing. Third reading.
Also, bill to incorporate the village q H@
'an. Rule suspended and bin passed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

be composed of the Governor, the Superntend-
ent OF Pubic Instruction, and four members.
whose terms Of Office shall be four years, two go
Ing OUT az one time. and two a. the expiration OF
another two years.
The House they. adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

A RARE CHANCE. - At the solicitation
OF several ladies' and gentlemen who have be.
come aware Of the value of his services a. a
teacher, NJ. c. Wolf has been persuaded to re.
main for the present in Lansing, for the purpose
Of devosing himself to the teaching of music in
al its branches.
Mr.. Wolf 10 gentleman Of very high musical
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
Saturday, february :
PETITIONS.


For new representative district; for the di-
vision of Berrien county; FOR the registration OF
births, deaths and marriages; for women suf-
frage: 10 change the name of the village OF
Hamilton 10 Ohemos; against tine chartering OF
cities in Calhoun county; to repeal the charter
Of the Pontiac and Grovelsnd plank road COM
pany.
The committee on banks and interpretations
made lengthy report in favor o. the bill TO con-
firm the sale of the Iron Mountain railroad.
The committee on education reported bill
relative to the establishment of free schools.
Messrs Buel and Wendell. of the committee
on constitutional amendments, made report a.
companied by a resolution submitting the ques-
ton of repeating that clause of the constitution
which prevents the granting OF licenses.
| The select committee on a new State Capitol
made lengthy report, urging the necessity OF
this step. from the insecure condition OF the
State records and property, AMI from the want
of accommodation which the present buildings
10 not afford 10 the largely increased and increas
ing business of the State, and recommended al
appropriation of $50, 900 TO commence.
| 4 large number of bills were reported back
from the various committees.
A message from the Governor announced that
he had signed the following acts
An act entitled an act to change the name o.
Eualia Hardy.
An act entitled act TO change the name o
the village of Boston in the county Of Ionia.
ia,,a h..
Joseph WeCman.
An act entitled act 10 change the name o
Luther Ii. Preston and Urah c. Preston.
A joint resolution relative TO the binding o
the school laws of the State of Michigan
An act entitled an act TO extend the time fol-
the collection of taxes for the year ls5s in Tho
township of Handy, county of Livingston.
An act entitled an act 10 amend sections 120
72i, 72s, 729, al, TAD and as. of chapter IL
Of the complied laws of 1857, said chapter beins
On act entitled act to provide for organizin.
an active militia and for other purposes, approv
ed May Is, ls+7.
An act entitled act 10 provide for LAYING
out and constructing State road through the
counties of Iosco Ogemaw. and others
An act entitled an net 10 cede jurisdiction to
the United States of America over land 10 be &C
cupied sites for light house Buildings in thi.
State.
An act entitled an act to change the name OF
Charles Albert Igglesden TO Charles Albert How
ard.
An act entitled act 10 incorporate the vii
lage of Lowell.
An act entitled ali &C. 10 amend section 80
of chapter Ii of title 3 of the revised statute.
Of 1916.
A large number of bills were returned aDC
sent to the Senate, WHICH we're received and
properly referred
The Senate bill TO amend the act for the drain
age of swamps, marshes and other low lands
was substituted for the House bill Of the same
title, and the bill ordered to third reading.
| Mr.. Pratt introduced bill 10 provide for the
publication of the proceedings OF the annual
meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

LEGISLATIVE INDUSTRY. At the recent SEES
sion. two hundred and sixty acts were passed,
and sixty-three joint resolutions-at the session
Of 1855, la acts, and thirty-two joint resolu-
tons were passed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
:. WALKER, Pres

A. ". WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

The afternoon session was spent on AZ attemp,
TO get into shape resolution submitting amend
ment to the legislative article of the constitution
out there was so much diversity Of opinion thai.
there seemed 70 be no prospec; Of uniting upon
snything.
Mr.. Fowler asked unanimous consent TO intro-
duce bill to amend the act Incorporating the
Agricultural College. Itplaees the college under
the charge Of State Board Of Agriculture, to
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
ROBERT ". POE, VI. d.,
N0NGOP PHYSICIAN,

ID ESPErrFul.LY oF'rs his professional 'er
IL vice. Ia the clttIin- ot MnrsluN nnd tir''
ify. II, will fr the present lee oaud al tbs
+ ilw'r al + Nnfr,h tsp
ts1r Chronic cases At a distance. hy srndt'i
staten ~, of symp'om' through the mail, vi
net with prompt attention
August ~ leih -aoHf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
At a reccu, fire in Lowell. Mass, which

destroyed some SIX hundred thousand
iecs OF pine boards. the city steam tire
engine played for eleven hours withou,
moments cessation. two streams OF
water. one through seven hundred feet II
h ,sc, and the other through nine hundred
and fifty feet The amoun; of water
thrown WAS estimated At 1872 900 gal
Ions Tho full capacity IT the machine
was no, reached, a. steam could only be
raised 10 forty pounds with the fuel that
could be obtained
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
u. T.. NOt NJ.

HAS resumed the practice of medicine again
IL AMI will give special attention To surgery
vcaareh diseases. aud Diseases ol the eye, WV
al.p take diseased n groes at his house nui lr'a
them on reasonable terms
Sept, ~, $50. N'ru
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

The Pike Peak settlement has organ
ICED Provisional Government, excited
a Legislature. and gone to work on the
S1na,trr Sovereignty plan. wilhoas await.
ing for permission from Congress-. nors
trouble in prospect for that body.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

~ tl'bAbt th' sN"hAs
anomaly Of single State altering or
amending the constitution Of the United
States in violation If the 5th article Of
that instrument, Ru, i. is said that the
provision Of the State constitution does
not effect the eligibility Of q member of
the Legislature 10 scat in the American
Senate IN any manner whatever, but
that the members are precluded from vo-
ting for a member of their own body be
cause they are sworn to support the
state Constitution. aud The terms there.
IN "auv Office what vcr' includes the
[. ) Senator II this construction of
the State constitution is - obtain, It
would establish the absurd proposition
tia, ii member ot the Legislature does
an ac, which is positively prohibited by
he Constitution Of thu State nevertheless
the act IS valid This position cannot te
maintained, for there Is al rule & law
better established Or more universally
conceded tlia' that ~ a.. dene which
is prohibited rs law, is null and void
Thu, is universally the case If statutes,
and IL i, were possible w3all be mpr.
certainly 50 WHOM the Prohibition Is pre-
sl..bcd by the Constitution Of the State.
Tho sovereignty Of the people # Tex
rs i. vested in both tia. Of the United
States and that &c the State they. to
gether, form the State Government as II
both were ole instrument the former
being The supreme aud paramount Las"
ia case of conflicting prov sims.
This bong alto ,,el, aud i IS corceiv
el T. bs unleAial =. another rule Of con.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

H
/ her.
Suddenly he approached her, and J'id
! in a low. thrilling voice, Fanny W
She drew herself erect, and her cheek
finished Al the uuwuntcd familiarity. He
dal not move, bat east down his eyes.
"Oh,q said she. Imagining yuu want
fo re-hcafsc a tragic parting Excuse
nv dnlnesa. lid not understand you
Farewell she continued. IN . tone Of
mock grief farewell !"
/ H. bit his lip aud turning On his heel
lctt the room Alas for George he was
caught in his own net. Desperately ~
love with llIrt, who apparently acoIned
his passion
Apparently How was it with Fan
ny For "A moment she stood whore he
had left her, and then stopped aud took
up something from the iln9r. 1t was
t,rors,'s glove, which be had dropped as
he wolt out. Fanny held 1t in hor hand,
a. she thought. Il lie wanted to make a
steue, aud leave me iaMtmg, os iue7Asp-
aile al !ls departure Thank Nnu, Mr..
Lewis, | have 10 ambition to Inquire IN
ynnr list OF cuu1ue~ts HIS Voice u
very sweet and how sweet Fanny
sounded when be- said il 50 ,eudclly. lie
gats abroad next month shall nevof
sec him again, perhaps. Wei. | don't
care What's th,- Tears, as 1--we ,
Cr, ing Yon U!ot, you deserve a
/ shaking 1r pily 10 care Cor maa
who would make Jest at y4ur ayc.
hui the leans fell enc ai;cr another
npau the. glove. aul more than aucr SAID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

/ lh' 'eeeus h.R'o '"su''ee.o" - sse
pcra Ferry Is the second which mas &C.
CURED since the 'o"h".t''h OF our GOV
crnineht In 'h,s VIC 10 hos 'nc.nae ~
excitement whien grew np !" 'ooo' 10 W:
southern states. u VIII DC 1c"e"ocFee
ina, many states oout" were W , essV.
~ a"Si1os expectation Inc "no'c oNao
ana terror more a~Iu! IRON * unces'
ta'hty ahn Vagnchess, 'ay ike fcNn up
on TIE hearts of thc people. u was nee
essary % dri'e 'hc Tree negfocs i1o"
Mnfifeesoofo' Tenn IN .h'o" county,
A.k. man named hahc'ck was arrest
sa ana 'riea me ev'"encc was MOI ee,,
] hclch' u convict NM o"' ~ NC uoss'eo
u ms knowledge o' c'''e"P'sse"
sufitc',o''' ana eSP''s'cu us s!"p.'y
i1f H. she people summary a'ePoseu
''m 'nc i''n oay OF "otoN1 vas ~
ior the outbreak. ~ was reported 20 r.
'eha ID rs ta",'hca"ohs Owe, ''c "ho's
sonia ana u be ntsea On W Nof'ne'a
Aooii'lohls's' in's' 1'"e'e'' 'es.''e'
"a 10 COMMENSURATE ana can u'e'e'0'e'
hAtaiv ne c",,ea an '"su, LOB
me Ne" 'otH 1e,a,'' "'", ~"'e" W
geah ',ese n's'p''c", ,Aoss' s''eS :"
eonh' oi more 'eri'o'e anu s"e.c'S'"'
effort MADE by Inc negroes ID 1911 near
u" Virginia ana .>o''" T"'p''". "".'
southampton county ~ '"| -, 'ir' ''S'.'
= '"'qe pa'"P ihe'''hs anu
FNisiJh ha' oeen E.'"e On III :" aalo,'
h$ county "H'1" inc s'cA.e' H"'' u r's
maze p'fu,".'h "cfc H''ei.a,"s' 'nc
~ < Fees, taxing A',aht'g, o. 'n,s' s'o's
l. NE uiHbe' ~ huii'tca an" my s"u
"oft ~, hf. n.'e''. ~, no''"s w
o% iaiy' ana heF amy - ue n"''. .rs
81 hse or 81 were 'he htS' victims ING
waala h.l"ee 8, OF whites aSs"S'''"'sa
amounted u 'tye' q"' po's-i's'
LIMP ""' !.
'"'ne"!"'e'y ""o" ~ VIZ "o' e'"os v
| We Sta'c ~ s"pP''s' go, ''''N''D'''
iNlAhf ossn',s al, "''',,.' ",
patched III al has' rom ni,,''''., "a. go
NHH",A' ~. a,'no''1cs " ~ :" -
una also snppnea uoopS' an' '"1 'euevs'
W0Vv9 s'"t'""'" a.
hei9'e %''i V'u,' i'"'s W.
I,'c service % W. 80 ~. 'esa.. "
these prompt Ma w. ''''e '','A '"'e ' "e''
iha1 a. Tue Lex 'es shsAsea IN ''e ",'e,
meia were "'la lev ~ ''o"s An'su
81 est'a 81 Win" -" ~
s-H' saas som" u ','s' I'M '''Aa, '"c'
re'eA' '','o 'he n's''i"' : my .'u ~.
Mict"Aas 'ai''' P'e' "'''a ''.' Nes
l"c",'y was 'le Fe''dc-'"'' ,'l 'e'.'.'
unnasea runaway S,''eSc i,',''"'. .r,
THESE tutno's P'o's' 'Aro1"N'''
movement wa, oo''fse s"fl',"'
'"ous" N.Y. "i'''' 'N'' "a :,
pFne'pa"y "t,'en "na en''a'e,'' na. ~. IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

The latest information from Gerrrt
Smith il 10 the eiYec. that his maiady cx-
hbi,s the worst symtnms. lie constant
~ supposed that he 10 under arrsst u
usspe1s Terry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

4 vigilance committee has been formed
in Barbour county. Virginia. and rumor
SAYS .ha, all aboli,ionisss are earnestly
invited 10 leave the couaty in thirty
DAYS In Alabama y similar warning
has been given a. all tho crossed"
pieces on Browns map, committees srs
lArmng IN every direction.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

In Chicago a few days ago whole
family were staggering along upon the
sidewalk drunk There was the husband,
the wife. two daughters, from fourteen
to eighteen years old. and a boy, not far
t,nin the same age, all more OF less intoSt-
eaed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

NCuLTREE \ DAVIS. iia""g' al
~ lar N,r.'nn T'Sas. will rr'rllrr "a th'
u .,rc, Courts Of II .rrisra, r'nph'. as ''d
Tp.htr. Il ak. AMI Smith Counties. and W '"c
: tnr,n. alI Fri.rh Courts at Tyler
Nav - isa3-U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

Mr. roindc1tcr was instantly Killed
by load Of back shot, discharged from,
q shot gun in the hands Of Mr. Hall,
Mr.. Poindo,,ar did NJ FIRE The affair
grew on, II an editorial quarrel.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
ROMANCE OF LOVE.
THE TWO rE.lgTs.

a ilirt X ps great as Your own and his
.pulaesis are iHuumcrablr. lie boasts,
however, that his own heart is still uu
touched The bell must so Finish
your toilet soon Fan. AMI Iin me ia the
drawing room
Fanny turned to the glass To- arrange
some ilpwcrs in her hair murmurinr.
" Perhaps his heart will not remain al
ways untouched Cousin Laura seems
to fancy that shall rank among his IN
loved victims. | Am much ha,tcrcd 10y
the implied compliment ay a seolnlul
smile played around the small mouth
Fanny was tail and graceful, with a
symmetrical figure and a prqtusiun #
d.sk ChcsHgt hair. whose .!ch cnls
snIdcl face # rare beauty. The per
feet features wl,ltc even teeth. and et,-
riYus dark eyes. with a clear complex
iu aud bright color, were each aud all
cnh,ueed hy exquisite taste IN dress. and
many accomplishments The dress she
ulw wore Of hlnck laar was cut So H.
Ia di-ply the snowy neck and arms, while
4 bracelet aud necklace OF pearls were
her only Jewels \ wreath Of hriliru'
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DKS. A, :. 4 =. =. VI. JOHNSON,

IIAVE r,,npveA from their Oh stand 70 he
III brick Oh 80 on The S,ath West c"rner OF thr
pubic square form 'rly occupied by Jndge ra'
x,r. whre thty IN ~ b.. At 81 times, Bound unless
professionally absent.
T., l., is5o. Nels "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

The absorbing question now occupy
| inr the attention Of our legislative So
/ Ions Is. Can the Legislature vote for
one Of its own body for L ; Senator y
/ Tho following Is the majority report Of
/ the Committee 70 which this question
was referred
COMMITTEE Roog. Nov IS, 1859
los. NJ. y X TAYLOR.
SpeJter Hmse # Rtpresatalse.s
The co.mitlee on the Judiciary to
/ which was referred the Resolutions in
/ structiug said committee To take into
careful consideration the 2ith section Of
the 81 article # the Constitution Of the
STATE OF Texas. and to report T. the
+ House onor before Friday inst. 10 o'clock
+ \. NJ. how far sal clause may operate
/ as a restriction Of the rights f the mem
+ bers # the Legislature to vote for, or
e'ra. ese 1T their own body t. iho L ;
/ senate. whether the resignation OF u
+ member may obsiaie any OF all the diff
cul,ies whish may appear ia SAID section,
presents any serious difficulties wln'cy-
er" have had the same under cunsdcra
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