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The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
Republican County Convention

We. the undersigned, electors Of the conuty Of
asekenridge, belieRing that the time hss arrived
rh.n tIs principles of the political party hitherto
e.led "Free State" should be more clearly defined,
,ud more thorough and Systematic organisation
,sscted would respectfully recommend to the elect
r, Of this county, who believe in the great funds
mental principles Of Republieanism, to meet in
A.ir several townships, on Saturday, the 9Th day
d April, and choose delegates to o County Con-
r,ntion, to be held at Fremont On Saturday, the
sd Of April, at u o'clock, n, for the purpose of
choosing three delegates 70 represent this county
in Republican Convention called 20 meet at Os-
.Estomie on the 18th of May next.
We would further recommend that the appor-
ionment Of delegates to the County Convention
should be as follows: Let each township choose
delegate, and one additional delegate for every
6ry (40) votes polled at the township election OF
March 2sh, and one delegate for every fraction Of
iorty, if the same ezeesds ene-heE
LID. Bailey, E.P. Bancroft, .'~ 2
L. MeClung. j. c. Haskell.
P. B. Plumb. ]. Stotler
4. Isbell. A. G. Proctor,
CIV Eskridge T. E. Hicks,
J. Il. Watson, GIN. Walker, n r. Payne, T. P.
Hall, 4. r. Bancroft, Dudley Randall, J. 4. Full
ls, e P. Hsdley, Nelson Demoss, G. ". Evans,
T. Tiffany, Robert Logan, Mahisn Bailey, D. A.
P.inter, @. SlCcum, F. 8. Schmidling, Eli
L Davis, James r. RNysI, 49,, stephen S. a Asson'
.
IPS Maybery, W. ". Loomis, Daniel Roe. G.
D. Humphrey. William Pitt, !; Hancock. James
adams, VIM. Fitzgerald, c. A. Clark, o. Dsggett,
]. P. Sleeper. II. s. Arnold, R. T. Weaver, D. Van
Gundy, A. ]. Andrews, R. Q. Edwards, q. May
terry, D. "a. Wilder, 4. G. Ames. John n. Shep-
perd, J, J. Campbell, D. 4. Hunter, W, D. Steven
Ou, Simon P. Dick. Dudley Jewel, W. ". Hen
isrson. ]. q. Page J.C. Warner, a. s. Sleeper
D.M Puterbaugh, T. n. Payne, Henry Puterbaugh
Y. W. Goodwill, VIM. Harvey, S. E.'G. Holt, R.
: Bailey, D. ]. Vermillion, A, Rhodes, Jas- SPen.
.er, T. McIntire, E q. Loonis. F. r. Page. r. B
YcGahey, Jas. NJ Miller. z. q. Lewis. 8. ]. Do
an S. G.. Elliott, VIM. Russell, Isaac Br oxson
Jesse Heald, j. w. Black, R. q. Rinker. John
Sdnson, a B. Elliott, James II. Pond, B. q. Abra-
ham. Eli Sucker, o. g. Adams, Uriah Glover
Dsmpsy elliott, George Perkins, Christopher Mon
.shsn. P. B. Maxson, Jonathan Irish. William
DOrsR- John Doran, Robert AcSparren. William
BrOxson, Richard Miller, Oliver Phillips, John
S.yman, G. L May, r. W. Cloud. ". Il. Nickel,
Vim. I. Soden. Daniel Saint, r. G.. Hunt, Joel
aaEo-th. Charles Link; IDanisl Holsinger, Cyrus
Stout Aascosa Campbell, Mathew Mccormick, A.
J. Reeves. Il b Jacobs, R. Campbell, j. ]. Pickett
4 Z z -
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ne bodyao Of 1r. Woodruff. who was
4'o"ned in the Cottonwood. near Emporis,
: NE weeks since, vas found on Thursday
near the old Columbia town site. i,
nASing washed ashore on the north bank of
'ae Stream. The body was taken posses.
'"n Of By committee Of citizens, who
~0'ed :, It to be inferred in the public csmetry
= ne articles found in the pockets of the de-
VsAsed are in the hands of DR.. Bancroft, Al
the EmpOria House.
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- CENTRAL KANSAS u.a
LAND AND COLLECTIONS
q MTAS z II ~ Q s9~ neaa AZ
Tia Oldest Assasy n shs ssaGAo Valley.


OFFICE ATsTHE EMPORaA aoCsR.
yE1TrH TIE coMMENoEHsRT or 9HR
Wv New Year i wish to return my hearty khaaks
for the liberal support aud dsnsOuragsmeatthat has
been extended to me in nay business fse The past
two years. This ofiee wss opensd here sboet two
years ago. not with The expectation Of rsslisiag >
fortune, but with the hops Of eeat<ibsting sesas.
thing towards the settlement and iEnproVszaeat Of
this beautiful valley, by means Of direet personal
effort, and by furnishing information 10 these at
the East Who were seeking homes and occupation
at the West. hsvs endeasored TO keep steadily
in view the FHtaze Of this tosse and eosaesy. aad
by means Of considerable labor and expense. re.
gardless Of present prc6t. my business is nov es.
tablished upon firm and reliable basis; and
can ofsr e ell who 5sntrust their business to my
care. intimate knowledge Of the eeentry, Its In.
hsbitsnts. and their circumstances, derived from
extensive travel. and constant Intercourse with
settlers, upon and since their arrival ! claim to
be thoroughly eonvsrsant with the wants and e..
Pabilties Of this eouatry. and shall never advise
correspondents or emigrants Aught they cannot
seaiizs Ny facilities for the transaetiee Of busi
ness are unequsllsd by any ofRee in tbs Nsosho
Valley. shall attend AL the rr g. tY-4 f.
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arrivals and Departures Of Nails AZ ana
lawrence Mail arrives Saturdays at 3 ?. 4
I<.yes Mondays at 4. II.
Iea.I. Nail arrives Tuesdsys At r.Ei is!F
itsyes Wednesdays at Al! -. : = =
RntIer mol Mail arrives Wednesdays at 10 A. =
leaves fhursdsys at IL r.
Fort Scott Mail arrives Saturdays ct u T. -
Leaves Mondays at IL 4
weekly nail to Plymouth Toledo sad Gosson;
,ood Falls, west; also TO Bysrd. hidorado ano
Os;ce oOen Sundays from u H,to p 4.
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r. John B. Cough gave his farewell lecture
on Saturday evening. Feb. IL. when he ad-
dressedse crowded audience of workingmen
in Dunedian Half-Bailie Stephenson presi-
ding. Mr.. G. has gone to England, where
it is expected be viii labor till next autumn.
His recent visit to Scotland has been avery
successful one.
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/. The statue of Webster does not please
the Boston people. The following squib
from the Transcript expresses very gem
eral feeling:
SET HIGH.-"It should be set higher. I
suppose" remarked . gentleman to his
friend as they stood in front of the statue
of Webster, by Powers. ':Yes," was the
reply of one of the contributors, ''a6ons fve
hundred ntilesf'' 5.'
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,.serson City and Eeoshoq VALLEY Raii-
Foaa-NOtice. ~. r..t
Tn. annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
,.s.r.on City snd Nsosho Valley Railroad Com
-. ~ viii Be held at Moneks, Linn County, Kan
Is On Wednesday, June Ist, at - ocloek. to elect
:, officers apd Directors for the ensuing year.
I'd 10 transact any other business which may
.ome before them, It Is expected thateyery stock
Sdsr viii Be present either In person or By proxy
.sIW. r. A. ARMY, President.
Jso. T. Cox, Secretary.
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wgIneEcs viEh pzrsicul.r2 acsIi0u
IEat most of our farmers are giving that at
tsntion this season TO planting fruit trees
which its Importance demsuds. Nearly ev-
cry farmer will plsat.z fsR 1t lssss. and ma
ny are planting hsndFeds. II fpropsr care
is taken Of them bstter Investment could
not be oInads.a Itis Indicative. too, of zis-
teiligenee. refinement and enterprises. +
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A citizen who wss an invetefats drinker
was besought by temperance agent TO af-
fix his signature to An abstinence Pledge.-
He declined, giving various reasons: At
last. however, be finished by observing:
"Well, I'm willing to subscribe little 70
help you along; put me down for six months. :"
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The leading Missouri papers are denoun-
ciug their late Legislature in unmitigsted
terms as pFofigate, Incompetent and wicked
ly ignorant The st. Louis Rep.biicoss ia
-the most bitter upon them. This Demo
cratic paper says the Legislature was Moth
ing but .tnigger."a 9r.9
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We learn that the Lodge of 1. o. o. F.
eeensly established in this place is -four
sung IN very decided and fisttering man
u ana receiving numerous accessions Of
tue best Of our citizens. - Ii
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The "Silvsr Lake. passed down on Sun
day last. having made successful trip
She swims the waters of the Kaw like .
duck. We sincerely trust other boats will
be put on the river as soon as possible
The Kansas is navigsble without doubt
Laurence Republican 31st.
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Oxz OF TIE MIsERIEs OF HUxAs LrFE.-
Being. beaten in argument, aud afterward
thinking of some happy retort, or very sp-
propriats joke, which would have smashed
your adversary to smithereens.
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A man in Massachusetts, led blooming
bride to the altar on the eth ult.. became .
fsther on the 10th, and advertised his wife
on the 14th, csutioning All persons against
trusting her on his account. - li-E -
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Notice to Builders.

DROPOsALS will be received by the subscri-
bers until May I0th, 1853. fer building the
Christian Church Ia Emporis. Specifications are
so+p for examinations at the Store Of HoEnsbys 4
hek. EnpoEia:M Eoiss, ,mno9 5ae 2TfbEsw1
si5SiSz. r. = HSSzs ks Building COMMITTEES.
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It is stated by gentleman in New York
that there are fifty different languages spo-
Ken in that city. "A Aigreater diversity than
is spoken in any other city in the world.
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TIE LhWRRNCR NURSRRTl

rs SITUATED TWO MILES WEST OF Law.
L renee, on the Lawrence aad Leeompson road,
or perhaps better known a. the Catifs<sie reed.
In Offering our Trees for sale We have but 6ew
words % say. Parieulsr attention has been psid
to their cultivation. in order 70 keeP them In good
shape for setting in orchard form. The soil On
which they are grown being good and worked
deep, they are uneommonly we'll Eooted. having .
large amount of 6brous roots. -.
We have spared no Pains in obtaining the best
varieties Of a = va 81
Summer, Fall and Winter Fruit,
Especially thoss kinds that have been tsstsd aud
found TO do well in the most Western States. In
order TO prevent mistakes, we eat cur seione for
grating from old bearing trees, and we viii guar
rantee the kinds to be what we sell them for.
Our trees have been raised on Kansas soil. and
are therefore 1Eeh preferable to those from out ef
the Territory. being mush more certain Of living
and making rapid growth. as we havs learned by
our own experience.
Our trees are healthy. thrifty, and we'll grown.
and as such We offer them to Fruit Growers at
cheaper rates, We think. than any other nursery
men.
All persons who wish to obtain Fruit Trees are
invited to call and for themselves. bofore pur
chasing elsewhere.
Orders received at the Office Of BAssett & Brsek-
EFT, Lawrence. z. T.. or at the nursery grounds.
@. c., BRACKETT q CO..
feb5-tf. & II Preprietors.
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Government Land Sales,

and can safely say to capitalists and others who
desire to invest in Western land that kasao
can buy better iGAd Sor lees nancy, than
you could yourselves If present Emigrants in
search Of claims eligible situations for business
can always save time and money BY calling at
this office. Ltats plata showing all unoceupisd
land, always on hand. Deeds. Bonds. Mortgages.
Leases. Co partnerships. and all other legal doeu
ments prepared with care. and recorded when
desired.
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Boot and Shoe Making.

TUE undersigned has opened a Shoenakef's
4 shoP At Forest Hill, eight miles east Emporia.
on the shortest notice
u All orders left ct either Of the storss.iin en-
Poris. VIII receive prompt sttention. y
jane-5m CIV. HATHwAY..
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We direct attention to the advertisement
Of Messrs. d, E. CLARK 4 Co... Wholesale
Grocers of Leayenworth City. in another
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

1t is said that Gen. Cass's health is SO in.
firm that his death at any time would be NO
surprise. 1aa.t 1870 go lna e4
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o..,,s .opie. Of The EEws in wrappers for ssle
- of;ee, at FIVE cents per copy. ~,
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IN The Seesa8 DtstSi CeRSf Of tie IsyTtoYy Of ksH
sss. 10 es4 fes 6s C5sasy e BSeeksaEidSs, IN ue-
ee1ssR. FesTaayy 25Ek. 4. D. 1859. 1Ar
rsr: r-;:;, Maze. Majors q A...aD.a.. men - S.
ON this day came the Plaintiffs herein. by their
" Attorneys, and Gled an af6deEis, stating that
he psfs1eoSt. Edwin Phelps. is . esponlFesideBsof
NE TsETisofy Of Kansas. and therefore cannot be
served with process issue5 dzt Of this Court there
upon. Il h ordered BY ths Cefh, In vss4toug that
the said Edwin Phelps b notified by publiestion
bsing made for six seeeessivs weeks IN TsE EAE-
sAs NSws. . Newspaper published in the town Of
Emporis, asd Territory aforesaid, of tie peHdes.
81 Of this suit, the oheet of which Is 70 recover
the sum ef Eve hundrsd doilsrs, together with fee
sf protest. damages and inssrest Cd tie same from
the eee day Of July, A. D. 1851, ss thersss ef tan
per cent par anHun, due On . certain af2ftexe-
eutsd and endorsed by ssid Defendant. q the
3Gth day at Hay, 4. D. 1857, and made payable
TO his own order; which draft vas. at the REQUEST
Of said Defendant, eashed BY said Plaintiff e1d
which draft was subsequently, to-vit: on the I'D
day Of July. A. D. Ie5z. dnlS protested; that the
property Of said Defendast has been attaehedst 70
Psy the sanes that unless he plead answer or de-
nur to the petition Of said Plaintihss heFsin nled
within the time prescribed by law, the same Will
be taken confessed. and judgment rendered
aeeordingiy aad said property sold 70 SATISFY ne
same. - - ss.sz.gf - sff.-E. 3 -sssz.5 Z
Witness my hsnd. ,shis 25th day Of February.
1889. /. N'ARTHUR. Clerk,
By CIV. ESKR1DGE DeFuty;
WArsos RASxx. Atty's fos Fitffs. Js-5v
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Wis W. KUHN,
r egister Of Dee Is.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
ELNEsDGRo. MADISON couEET, EAEsAs

ianl5-tf g : 2 q .EtEt1
Notice to VIM. MeCartyI
LAND OFFICE, oeDES, Z. T.l
.ti- d g. e. March 9Th, AID. 1859.
you are hereby notified that ON the twenty
i seventh day of April, 1859, Granville Coul.
ter will offer proof in support of his right to pre-
empt the south half of the northwest quarter of
section nine, and southeast quarter of northeast
quarter and northeast quarter of southeast quar-
ter Of section-eight6in Township fifteen south. of
Range seven east of the 9Th principal meridian,
in Kansas Territory. You being an adverse
claimant, will be permitted to offer counter proof
before Us at this Office. "a = - 4tf ~ n 80 4
IRA NORRIS, Register. ryI
FINDLEY PATTERSON, Receiver.
mSrl93w +aii'--4 -.-it i'.f- 81
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s ~ Z A D E 6
To our stock Of 49,
Fancy Goods.

lia p. Fancy Goods .,iaqga
It will certainly not be cur fault If in the future
they complain that they've nothing to wear
And. in general, we have, and will keep constant
ly on hand,
Shawls and shoe-brushes, log -ehains and traces,
z Pins and pick-sxes, linen and laees,
Window sash. side-ssddles, shingles and nails,
BsF-sosp and whale -bones-but not any whales;
Claw-hammers and hoops, as well as the skirts,
Matches, molasses and tsansSSied clerks;
And more than this, the young ladies to suit,
A clerk with the goods wen thsOts IN to boot!
n. B.-Butter. Eggs. green and dry Hides taken
In exchange for goods, q HoRYSBY d EICK. 7
Emporia, April 9, 1883.
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n,anks.-Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds and Deels
.,o,, for sale ct this Office in any qusntty.
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j For saleI

1c0 ACRES OF CHOICE LAEDs ,sisossed
lOO On the Cottonwood, sss-haif mile south.
east Of Empogie. upon which there u = o -
acres Of good timber, Enquire Ct VI PEkET,
Esporia, q Of J. SToTBER, ct Tn EEws o6es.
Enpcria, March 5th, le59.-f p a
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AnoaR the other articles IWosld enamAzAas sAs 81
folloHiag. Vi9: fEs iIa ..- zrr- - 'ae .f4it
500 Sacks ex&zasspsrAns FiceR: s1a raF
80 Sacks Rio ooees (fe~ eropl: $50. $50 i
hhds, prime n: Q. sssat:
s bbls. white crushed Do
40 boxes Malaga EAisins;
10 chests best lupsFiEl Tea: i--
Young HSsen dos -
sss ooloag dos szar..f 81.
go bhls esaekersi
teFess Rice;
so sacks Dairy Ssis; r
60 I" eoarss do; -a --t7-- e. .--.f
SO bushels dried PsesAes; - .s....r, ...
Z easks baking Soda;
10 dog. cans oysters: 5,'". ~
- ~ 20 a. sardines; .9 ~. si -s 's Ft
r 40 bushels Nuss; eaats .e ss ...-
40 boxes Glasgow No. Tohaeee;
.r 30 boxes beat "Tehabls" de
80 = boxes best Natural Leaf: - .-f 's-
soo0 pure Havana eigars; 's~ 'ea ..sF"
5000 e., Yar.a do. ~ ssHslt7 e ,ss--.
IS boxes Family Soap: -,s.
boxes EEasiTe Soap; ~
boxes CASTLE Soap; 'ti 5-- ~
10 boxes Star Candles: E.EE r..s F- .g f..
10 boxes Mould do; .,t -,,r,, - ..
40 cases Friction Matches; ,,-f
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes;
g. 10 kegs Ea1ard Rifle Powder; --'t
10 =" Blasting do: f2''a -f*
40 bags shot (assortsd si9ss) ff--l q
800 lbs Lead;
10 coils Manila Rope:
IL dog. bed cords;
- pieces heavy Sstinet&. . 3. aj
10 bales Shee6ngs and DEiIlings:
400 pieces Fan aad WintsF Prints: IT,.
. bales Cotton Batting;
f 20 boxes glass. (7sE;sus sisst); III s3 .
eeEeons Indigo; esS - ;f., filf If,lg.
10 nests Tubs; y
10 dozen hoOpea Baekees t~sAakse rails, ~
2 doz. Well Buckets;
And last. though not Least 2lrfT
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Rates I Of Advertising.

.s psE ii.s. sssss; sash sasseSss.t iassrtass.
.. aslIss saHnes rsr easaa. soas fsurts sela7n
"s - os sik ass II %: ys.r. - o. oHs half
80 =. %, 70 90 sns SsAr. So All sr-.-
81 s.-ru .dvss,iseasafs aust - paid !. sdsAass
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o., Iustices..--Biank Subpenas, Executions,
mons, warrsnts. Recognizsnees, &c. Tor sale
I. this Office +se,z
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Proof IL apers.

Declarations, and AffdsTits, made and euaran-
teed perfect. In fact. everything connected with
the right of Pre- enption attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity. Land Warrants and Money
loaned on commission or joint account. and good
bargains guaranteed In all eases. Those having
Land. Town property or claims to sell Gao usual.
y hnd ready sale through this once. ss sdver-
pers. Those wishing to buy can always End &
variety to choose from and good bargains. ] will
pay taxes for nOn-Eesidents, and collect debts Ia
all the Neosho river counties.
intend. the ensuing spring. OF as soon as the
demand will warrant, % commence . series of
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n ONTRL 2 AUCTION SALES
OF Real Estate in Town and Coansryi
now offer for sale the following property. the
prices N ell cases lOie, to s,r;t the ti5sss
so Lots in Emporia, for cash or on time-waE.
ranty deeds given.
10 Shares in Emporia.
One House and lot on Commercial street, suits.
bic for an Office or shop. and residenesi or for .
store.
One House and Lot corner Merehsuts St.. and
Sixth Avenue. } ''
160 acres Land & miles from town.
80 acrea unimproved land one mile from town.
One share in Toledo.
Eleven Lots and House In Toledo.
Two splendid claims near Toldo.
90 acres land one mile from Emperis.
a fine improved farm of ITO acres, with good
buildings ten timber, three miles from town.
l6G acres beautiful land on the Verdigris, 90
acres timber. good water &es-wiil be sold 0esy
iesc, If sold soon. sg g. af ~ -gfai
Claims. Claims, Claims of all kinds. and in all
directions from town.
Correspondence solicited. Letters Of inquiry
Enclosing stamp) promptly answered. ~
Address e. p. BANCROFT,
January 9Th. 1889. Emporia Kansas.
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>orAroEs7msil q'HossspY . rsK.
tst4 ~ 49, = = ~
T8 -
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FIFTY CASES cUsToM aADE
BOOTS g SHOES!
selected and purshased By myself hroa The bsss r
Boston Manufacturers. ~#e
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coiun'n' - - Il ....a-..-tsoo1
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Attachment Notice.

IN Ae Seesaf Distria Cesst Of tie Territory Of Rsa-
sss. 10 es4 fa5 As C0sasy e BSeeksaEid9e, IN pe-
eekssa. 'FesFssyy 2sEk. 4. D. 1859. a
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TO Rent. >
A HOUSE AND ABOUT THIRTY ACRES
"A of piowed land, under fence, on Dox Greek;
seven laiies north of Emporia, knoSn ss the Allen
PeaFsaa place. Apply to aiIL L. d. BAILEY.
EmPsfia, March Il, ,1e59. ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-16
SALE OF STATETaxIaxnS
AUDITOR GENERALS OFEICE

LANSING Mich. July l, 1853
NOTICE hereby given that cer ain lands ,tus,-J il,
~ the county af I>GHAM bid off 20 the SIT. for
Taxes OF 1851 and prevou wears described IN state
ment- when VII De 70 varded To the c. of tLe Trea-
uier :" -ai county, sometime IeSt month, will pe od
at public auct on By sat Treasurer al ,h- count,
on the rIst Monday Of October az the time and
pae- c-sgna'ed for the or-inar, Tax Sales not pre
vio : dispr ef OF at this Once accord ny to law
sad statements contain full d-seripti, Of each mar
eel OF -ai aDds, and he sen on m.
"flc- OF the County Treasurer.
~n- rucs Oil 70 t'e -ta-e for taxes Of 1857 o. other
year,, al the Tax Sales N October 'as- will b. oa.-d
SUBJECT 10 the rgns REDEEM pton prescribed by Law
a. !" the nght OF purchase d he State BID. at thl-
ofhSe PRIOR TO the sale
DANIEL l.. CASE, Auditor General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-16
HORATIO PRATT.
THE TIE r IT m ,

n.1.S s WOOD. late of Albany, n Y, is now
\. @ ready to attend to any call in his profession.
=" w mas had an experience Of more than TWEEN.
call and see. '''e' "'
\. .B.-village Lots for Sale. Also, lse acres
IN parcels to suit purchasers, half mile Yves, Of
~e CITY. Oifce and Residence on block fifty-six,
corner of Seymour and Saginaw. street. iy2oe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-16
ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GENERALS pFrTC

AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE.
LANSING, Mgi. july l., 1859 I
90 much OF each Of 'h- following tescr, ed tr.et. -.
par'es OF Ian', situated in the county 'f In lham
e n4o-nt ioT unpaid taxe- for thu mentUrea e
o~ a. Il De Sufficient To pay the tax-- pt.re.t am
charges thereon, will BE- sold by the -a.urer Of -ad
o"shty, on th- nfst Mnnay Of Octo1er next. inch
p"oc anh coo ven ent place he shall ect M,on
he county sat II said unity, according the stat lie
IN such case made a provi1e'
DANIEL. l. CASE. Auditor General
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New Firm

THE subscribers having recently associated
J. themselves together under the name OF the
Lansing Planning Mil Company, for the purpose
of manufacturing Sash, Blinds and Doors-also,
Planning and Matching all kinds of lumber, and
filing all bills Of work for the entire finishing OF
houses, would respectfully invite the attention
of all having business in our line, 10 give us a
call, as We are now prepared TO receive all or
ders. and do the work in the best possible man.
ner. Shop opposite the Presbyterian church, on
the river, Middle Town.
c. C. DODGE.
JAMES JOHNS,
K. A. BAILEY.
Lansing, June 4, 81. l63
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SOTICE.
SGH,N CorSTY TREASURER'S OFFICE.

INGHAN COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Mason, August 18th, 1859.
90 MUCH of the above lands, advertised by
- the Auditor General for the tax of 1855 and
previous years in the county of Inghsrn, as shall
remain unpaid on the 81 day OF October. 4. D.
1859, will be offered at public sale on said day,
a. nv office. in the Court House, in the village
Of Mason. Sales TO commence at Q O'Clock A. NJ.
and continue from day 10 dav until all are sold.
l.. W00DH0USE. County Treasurer.
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Town 3 North o; Range ! Fast
Town North of Range ]

Town North of Range Wet.
ne !. osnwl. 2 10 log !. 20 = II
Village Of IsH~ ug.
Lots !, 5 and q, block I75 IA 81 - . =
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.yU.S77CES OF SUPREME COURT

GEORGE MARTlN Chsf Ju-tiee.
IIAAC ?. CHSlSrIANCY- A oci-te justice
JAuE-v & MpBElL-
RANDI. PHI NAMING,
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OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY,
STATE OFFICERS.

. MOSS wISNER Governor.
pvrSD h FAiRFIED, Lieutenant Governor
qlI-ON q I-BElL. secretary Cf state.
HD4IS A. THOMPSON, Deputy do
DANIEL l. CASE A -dItor General
EZRA JONES D-p4ty do
IJHS McnINNtY, -ts-r Tr-asHre-
THEODORE HUNTER sputy DO
Holm VI GBE1DRI, -Iperin.-n nd-nt Puo. insiucuon'
CoP-L4NC faBBlN>, Deputy co
JAu.S " -ANBJ y. Commissioner State Land Ofhce'
rDHV n TIRE Eli, D~ppty DO
JACOB VI HJW AID, Attorney General
FREpERICK IS CCRErNIU-, Adj and Qr. Master Gen