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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
" HovssIJe Wwvdes..A Wenan kim
her Husbaua..The 1nstrsmcnts or
Doash ~ Axe, Clab and Plank.

her Hubbard ..The lnstrunscnts II
Death ~ ASe, Clab and Plank.
The Fort Wayne Und.) Times fur
nshcs the details of one Of the most
horrid crimes that we have been called
upon to mention:
The murdered man and the murder
ess we're husband and wife, and had
maintained that relation to each other
for q period Of upwards fifty years.
they resided on small farm, which
they owned, in Dekalb county. Mrs.
Knapp informed her son "Jakey" OF her
Intention to kill the old man, and re-
quested "Jakey" to hold the old mans
haIds, while she would choke him to
death ''Jakey" refused. So she said
no more about the matter until the next
morning, when she persuaded Knapp,
under some pretence, to enter the milk
house, aud as he was in the act of step.
ping out Of the building, she struck him
on the back OF the head with heavy
club. She then seized the axe, which
she had ready, and struck him on the
forehead, fracturing the skull. She then
dragged him to the we'll and threw him
in, aud IS lie went down he grasped the
top Of the gum, which grasp she forced
him to release by striking him upon the
hands with heavy board; he then sank
to the bottom OF the well.
She then threw number Of chunks
into the well, remarking to her son at
the time that in case search was made
for the old man, his body would not be
discovered. There being some stains
Of blood upon the dress she had on at
the time, she placed second dress over
it, directing 'Jskcy" to hide the axe
and club with which she had committed
the deed. She went to Mrs. Smiths,
living about a mile distant, and spent
the day. "Jakey," in obedience to her
command, also spent the day away from
home. She met her son-in-law, Place,
and told him that she had just learned
that the old man was lost, and FASTENED
en- her way home. Place and a number
of the neighbors Immediately instituted
a search for Knapp, and noticing that
the surface of the water in the well
was covered with chunks, they put down
hook, and dragged the body of the
murdered man out. Mrs. Knapp ex-
hibited no grief, but on the contrary,
manifested the most perfect Indifference,
suspicion pointed at her.
She was accordingly arrested, but de-
MED all connection with the murder-a
committee Of females was appointed to
examine her clothing, and found upon
her second dress the stains Of blood
spoken of-when she became alarmed,
and cnquired for "Jakey," stating tina
he was simple boy, and they would get
it all out of him. "Jakey" was then
interrogated, and at first denied all
knowledge OF the matter, but afterwards
made full statement.
She was tried last week, found guilty,
and sent to pcnitentiary for life.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
J. MONGER,
Il A N ID A q E N n i,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

AND Warrants located in all the Offices nov
open. Special care taken to secure first qualit!
Of Land, and good locations for those entrusting
to locate their Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT SOLD, ON COMMISSION.
cow A NCI N q ID o N e
AND TITLES EXAMINED WITH CARE,
Taxes Paid
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DEMOCRAT NEWS

~ s0e Undersigned agree to the fo,,.~;.
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION.
.DAILY.-1O cents Per week. nv .h,...
Mail and post -ofcs subscribers, IS, 90 per snnun
payable in advance. snnum
WsRELv.-e2,00 per annum, in ady.n..
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HAVANA PLAN
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
CAPITAL PRIZE

SSO,OoO.---Ttckcts only s..
Halves 4HQuarters $2-Eights a.
Prices payable in Full scisAout Reduction
Purchasers buying 10 tickets, when the Nos end IN
H. 2. ,. 4. ), 6. I, 8. 3, g. are guaranteed
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INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm

LNOR the prevention aud cure Of \Evrs AND
AGUE AVID BnLIous FEvERs. This Wonderful
remedy wa. brought to the knowledge Of the pres
ent pr"rTietors by friend who has been q great
Traveller in Persia aud the Holy Land
While going down the river Euphrates he expe-
rienced seusre attack Of Fever and Ayue. On
discovering his condition, Of the bn atmen took
from his person Ama'et. saying" Wear fiis and
no ferer will touch y,a" Although incredulous n:
to its virtues he complied anl experiences ID imml
dtate relief, aud has since f,un il an eff cual pro
lection FROM all malarions complaints.
On further investigation he found the bcatman
attributed it TO miraculous po w-rs and said that it
could only be obtained from the Priests 0. the Sun
Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in converting
with Priest, obtained from Elm the secret Of us
preparation, AID aseertaincd where the medicinal
herbs were found Of whc, It was compounded
The wcn.rfni virtues Of this article have Induced
full belief in the minis Ct The natives in the mi
raculous healing powers Of their Priests.
Since his return 10 Am riea it has been tried
with the iappest etf'ct by several la lies AMI gen
tlemen Of high character. w'io have given ii the
most unqualified arpraha.ioa. This remedy hav-
ing been specific in Persia for huaired. Of years
for the prevention and cure of Fever AMI Aeue and
Bilious Feyers IS now o.frol to the American
people.
1t will be ssr. by n1ii pre- ps,i. with fall di
roctions for use, or receip. Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Manufac.orv. lss, Main st
Richmond, Va, Branch otFec. Bank Of Commerce.
Bc'iding..S New York Address
Julr 1890 ~ JOHN wilcox 4 CO
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HODGES. DAVIS & CO.'S
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES

authorised by special act ~ the legislature. for
the benefit of Academies snd other purposes.
MACON, GEORGIA.
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Purify the Blood.
A6oEFATS
Life Pills and Pheni,
l}itterS

ME hisa and env;ed celebrity which these
nh prs,en,nene n Me.i,e,nes die haie acqnirsl fos
putting lot only unnecessary but unworthy of
them.
IN ALL CASES
Of Asthma Acute AMI Chronic Rheumatis,n Af
fectons of the Bladder aud Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South and West. where these III senses pre-
vail, they will be found invaluable. Planters far
mers, and others who use these medicines will
never Afterwards be without them.
BILIOUS CHoLIc, SERIOUS LoosESEss.
TILES, cosTiyESEss, COLDS,
AND CoUGus, CHoLIC,
CORRUPT HUMoRs,
DrsrErSr No person with this distressing lis
ease should delay Using these Medicines nmedi-
ately.
Erurtions Of the Skin, Erysrelss. Fi,tulencv
FEvER AND AsvE.--F"r this seourge Of the West
ern country these Medicines will BE- found a safe
speedy ana certain remedy Other medicine leave
the system subject to q return of the diseas. a
cure by these medicines is permanent. Try them
BE satisfed, and be cured.
FOCLSEss OF COMPLEXION, GENERAL pEBIIi-
Ty, GOUT, 0iDDINEss, GRAVEL
Headaches OF every kind. Inward Fever, Infiau-
matory Rheumatism. Impure Bloo1, Jaundice,
Loss of Appetite.
MERCCHtAL DSEASES.--Neyer fails TO eradicate
entirely all the effects Of Mercury. Infinitely soon
er than the most powerful preparation Of Sarsapa-
rlla.
NIGHT swEATs, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Of all
kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS
/ PiLrs.-The original proprietor Of these neil
| cines cu'rl of Piles of IS years standing by
| the Of these Life Medicines alone
| Pa in the Head Side, Back, Limbs. JOINTS
and Organs.
RHEUNATsx.-Those affected With this terrible
disease. will I've Of relief by the Life Meai-
| cinas.
Rush Of blood to t.le head, Scurvy, Sal. Rheu,n
SwelIings.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil. in its worst forms VI
GERS of every description.
| Worms Of all kinds sffectually expelled nv
these medicines. Parents will do well to admins
ter them Whenever their existence Is suspected
| Relief will he certain.
The Life Pills aud PhGnix D;tters.
PURIFY THE BLOOD
! And thus remove disease f,un the eystern
Prepared and sold hy
DR. -wILLAMB B. AGOFFAT,
335 Broadway corner Of Anthony-st, New York
For Sale by all Druggists.
July /. ls60-ly
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CONBlN ALTON PLAN!
CLASS 3,
Draws every Tuesday at II O'Clock, A.. II.
CAPITAL FRlzEs,
81 90 % 90.

81, i,4l2 prizes, amounting to tl030,372
TmKITs 4I6-HALvEs $lQUARrKRs $4-EIaHrHs 81
Certificates Of 26 wholes $25O-Certifcate Of
26 halves 4l25-Certifcstes Of 26 quarters So 80
Certificates Of &c eights &3l ,25.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!
That in ordering Tickets. the only thing neces-
sary to insure safety and dispatch is, that YOU ad
dress us. in plain hand, giving your Post Office,
County and State, and your orders will be answer
ed by return mail
That we send the official printed drawing to eve
r. patron immediately after the SANE is issued and
with the Drawing a statement to each individual
of what he OF she has drawn
That we cash all prizes under 81 400 immc.iia.e-
lyfter the drawing. in specie, bank drafts.
. Al Communications strictly ooniden,inI
Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office, County and State
CIRCULARS containing full explanations OF
our Schemes, &c. will be forwarded by mail, to
any one sending us his name
Address all orders 10
HODGES, DAVIS & CO.,
lyJo Macon Georgia.
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81 DRIES.

~ DNIES.
1nn hhds Sugar. 100 bbls 80 Is Molasses
lUO ~ bbls Cement 80 bis crushed, powd
ard loaf Sugars 90. g bags rerrs. and xAlspies
800 kegs Nails, assorted 100 doz Ptd Buckets
30 bags Corks. so each. % doz cast Tea Kettles
, and 4t. SO bags Coffee. 50 boxes Tea. assd
qualities. 80 boxes Family Soap 10 casks Ale
t5le @ soft she'll Almonds. shhds Figs. 81 Jo1e.
t.cnes raisins in n boxes. So hoxes azs'd Candy
~ box rock candy; 10 box Gum Drops 20 box
Lozenges 80 box choice fancy candy in u b box.
10 r.ox cream candy S boxes Maccaroni. 80 mats
e,.oons Indigo. 10 box Mustard. % box Oran-
ges and LEMONS 50 box champagne cider 50
Hcstet.rs Bitters: 50 box Stoughton bitters. p
jog Underwooi's Turner'S Lemon syrup 30
walnut Ketehur; hox Worcester sauce; box
oliv- oil lD bags table salt in 5 6 10 b bags; ;
case tail. salt in boxes IL ease sardines in u Il
boxes Sd b.,x H.rrirss; 30 box goldfish ~ kit
powders 10 box Andrews celebrated Yeast pow
ders 10 half fierce and 5tierce Rice; 10 box sui
phur box Birthstone box blue stcae; box
concentrated Dye. l26 OF Quinine 10 dog Visit
ars balsam Wild cherry dog Wc"fmans cherry
Expectcrant; 10 doz Ess Peppermint.
10 mouse hole Arnitaee Anvils % solid box
Vises - Bellows, asst sizes; 50 stocks and dies
asst Sizes right and left smith hammers, all sizcs.
goo east Flcws. all sizes, points. mould board
{ AMI sides fo- same; 10 shelters 80 self
shs-i,e'irg fed cutters, asst sizes.
-, rrs breast chains e5 prs tongue chains %
mrs s,r-.ci.er chains; 500 prs traces assorted
eask OK chains also garden hoes. rakes. long hdi
sboy,Is sr.1,les in quantities to suit purchasers
:,o doz Lamp Wieks 10 dog lamp chimneys 3
bills liuseed Oil s bbls tanners Oil
All Jus. received and for sale bv
nara.'60 j. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co.
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TnE IoNATo As FooD Dr.. BsuLrit.
professor Of some celebrity, 'oasi ie,s tue
tomato an invaluable article nE die:. ipa as
cribes to it various iniporttn: In';iclna'
properties First, that the tomato is ont
OF the best arerieuts OF the liver .ni 9TH
or organs; where ,calonei is iuiicatei, IL
is probably one Of the most effective and
least harmful remedial ace,s,s known 10 'h'
profession Second, that chemical ex-
trac, will be obtained from j, tha, viii su-
perselc the use of ca!omsl in the cu.o OF
disease. Thrill, that h. has successfully
trcatel Giarrhma win this article alon,.
Fourth, that when used y, an articl. Of die.
il is an almost sovereign remedy ioI dye
pepsia and indigestion. Fifth. ,ha: is
should lie constantly used FOX daily food.
either cooke or Jaw, or II. the form o. a
catsup il is the most healthy article now
in uSa
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I|E Salccv, the father of the Brc,'bcn
ridge party has regularly taken tn" stump.
OF course he is silly enough 70 entertain n
hope Of the election ~ the Br"ckcnriigs
anl Lane ticket his object y secgre the
election Of Lincoln and iiamin. and ,hcn
to prcciri,atc the cotton States n'o gev
olution on account Of that result. iautcy
Is a traitor, and his attitude in his las, mo
ments should not be horizontal bnt pespcn-
dicuiar. He claims to be - right up an!
down - in his life, and Ia, should be 81 in
lcath- Lovi,rWe JouTaok
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~nIRCN n X 6 doz good leather
EMEM J. Trunks, winch 1 o.f-r at prices
0R1A10 to suit s j. ADLER
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Just Received

S000 D8CCCAvcO
Oh b,xes CHEESE for sale by
~ feb - W. NJ POWELL 4 Co.
e kegs Of Pigs Feet. for sale by
10 feb - w M PoxyL 4 Co.
12 's1ss sa: assorted Candy. y fSf 1s,s BY Co
, Al sacks of Flour, for sale by I
~ feb p W 81 PowE11 i &C.
OA0 boxes Slrdines, for saleby
AIC feb n W. ~ POWELL d Co
Oh boxes Star Candles, for sale by
ZU feb q W. M. Povr,1 Co
10 boxes Stomach Bitters, for sale by
IL " feb - W. II. Powell 4 Co.
a boxes Schnapps. tor sale by
~ feb "a W. NJ POWELL & Co.
Q bbIs sweet Cider. for sale by
. feb p W. NJ POWELL 4 Co
4 boxes Ca.awba Wine. for sale by
Il feb - W. n. POWELL d Co.
A boxes Champagne Cider, for sale by
Il feb "A ". n. POWELL 4 Co.
- boxes of Lemons, for sale nv
- feb2a W. NJ POWELL Il Co.
= boxes of Starch, for GALE by
- feb "a W. nj. PowE11 N Co
u bbls Pilot Bread. for sale by
- feb "a W. n. POWELL j. Co.
ERESH COVE OYSTERS, for sale by
Il feb 2i W. NJ. POWELL 4 Co.
l<IGARS, 81, 900 various brands. for sale bv
~ feb ~ W. n. POWELL d Co.
LNLASKS and Jugs, FOR sale by
IL feb ~ II. PowrLL & Co
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Ll0CORS I!

IIyHISKEY-pii bourbon. rye, old necfer.
" Uncle Sans, Smiths. Tennessee. white
sk.at etc
R.,.-Ism.cia Gir-Holand American
Wines-icrt. malisa and gineer
rre,eh c.r.iials. Cocnac Z blackberry Brandies,
Chamtaigne, Seheism Snaps, etc
CE- All In vsnt of ary thing In this hne, viii
.i..; j, for their interest y call and examine nv
s.nsk before purchasing elsswhere
march n 1ee8. r. FkhAISS-
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sCHEA..

ANY 81 % ticketwith drawn No. on it sta
toned to come out at any particular place.
such 81. Lat, "a. Sd, or any other station
in the drawing g.
Tickets from LOG to any Price,
And prices paid at the abSse rates per dollar
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Efy The following aieciotc Is 'oi'i II
Henry Ward Beechcy AMI Fsrk B.nltinin.
though i, is probably not true OH one
of thcg Ieeturins expeditions. tIey We're
riding III tn, same railway car. Getting
into conversation ahcnt preaching. Bc,che"
was 50 courteous a. to ash B3nlainin &.
come ever 10 brooklyn some Sabbath NOR
ming. and hear him.
Il don't know where you. mcatins
house is" said BENJAMIN hoa shall
find ii .'
"O'i," replied Bcecher call you have
to DO is TO come owe: on, ot the ferries All
, follow tho crowd
Il wculd comc." contipred Bonjamn.,
hu' for ono reason
/ And what is that :" asIse! Bccciicr
! Because" said Bsn nismin. With = mc-ry
look out Of his eyes, II nske j, an invari
sbe rule never TO 60 10 an place .: rmlso
meat - SrnA,-''
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Groceries, Hardware, &c.

ToIASSEs, Sugar. Coffee and Tea, Candle.
aud Soaps, pepper. spices, ginger, starch. etc
Water buckets, chcrns, broosns, wash boards,
co,s-. Nils. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobacco q
y.-ious brands Oysters and Sar3ines.
CASTINGS Of every description: Naiis, PloW-s
and hoes psd aud door locks screws d.tutts
farming utensils Of al kinds whips. etc:
DaaeksaisA Tsess, of every description
A l.,s. ...c-tment Of Cperkevv and Q0eeAs-
ware, ,ars, Jugs, et . ~ Hasis. Tin Ms.s sss,
Tc- ssle hy JNkkiNS.
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THREE PLANS.
SoNdETEIIN1G NEW.
CITY PLAN!
1000 for Sl,OO
Prizes DdydJIe zc;f5oxt Dedu-f;o,, ,

EXTRA CLASS.
10 BALIoTs-12 DRAwS NUMBERS.
To be drawn in the City of Macon, every Mon
DAY Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons. at ocloek. during 1850.
BY this Glass, the holaer of any Al Ticket.
II the No 8" selected should sc drawn will be en-
titled to prize. according to the following
SCHE =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16
NOTICE.-State of Mich

l. gan. County of insham, sat- session of the
Probate Court Tor the County Of Ingham holden the
Probate Office, in the village Of Mason Monday, the
Eth DAY OF May, in the year Thousand eight hun
bred and sixty. Present-Wm. II Pinckney, Judge of
Probate In the matter of the of Elijah Wilcox,
deceased On reading and dhng the petition duly vei
fed, of Henry Wilcox. OF the administrators upon
the estate Of said deceased:
Thereupcn it is ordered that Monday the 18th day
June next At eleven O'Clock in the forenoon be
for he hearing Of said petition, and that the heirs
of said deceased aud al other persons interested said
estate required appear at session Of said
then Be holden at tie Probate Once in the village
Mason. and show cause, ary there be- Why tn prayer
Of the petitioner should be granted and further
ordered tina, said petitioner give notice the persons
IN said estate the pen6ency Ct said petition
and the hearing Thereof by causing copy Of this order
10 be published IN the Lansing Republican. sspaper
printed and circulating in said county OF Ingham foI
four successive weeks previous 10 said day Of hearing
a tue copy wN. II. PINCkNEY.
4we4 Judse Of Probate.
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A RACE o, GIANTS Formerly LIVED IN PrRr.

a hACE OF WANTS FORMERLY LIvED IN FERC.
In lot Of Peruvian guano received at Nor.
folk, lately, have been found the remains of the
vertebra Of human being, about twice tie usual
size OF that portion of the human frame to be
found in those now living, which shows that a
race of men of extraordinary size once inhabited
that part of the world. Nor are these deposites
unusual; We lately heard of human hand be-
ing found in lot that went from Norfolk, and
frequently of various bones of extraordinary
size, which have in all cases been pronounced
human. The presumption is that the workmen
have struck battle-ground of some race OF
giants, and are exhuming them for the benefit OF
agriculture
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

Godey's Lady's Book.-The June number OF
this excellent Lady's Book and Magazine lies
upon our table. 1t is filed with its usual guam
ti,y Of interesting aad instructive reading mat.
ter, and is especially valuable to the ladies' on &C.
count Of its fashion plates. 1t is an admirable
work of the kind, and we recommend it to the
patronage of our readers.
Address L. A. Cooley, 1913, Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA
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wednesday Morning, May 16. 1860.
CAMPAIGN REPUBLICAN, FOR 1860.

Ne will furnish Tie Lansing sIATE REPrBicAS, in the
Coup,ies Of INGHAM, CLINTON and EATON, from the
18th Of March 20 tie 18th Of December,
e. For Fifty Cents, ga
IA Gibbs of Ten Subscribers to One Address or for
aeventy-Five Cents for One Year,
UPAYNENT IN ADyANcE,-6a
ur we will furnish for any time, not Iess than one
month, at the same rates.
Curen, Bank Notes, or Postage Stamps can be remit
ted By mail at ouE risk.
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In WATERFOWL, Clinton county, Friday, May ith, ioe0,
JOSIAH LOWELL, aged % years.
He was burr, on Sunday, By the Masonic fraternity
of which he devoted memtsr, and his remains
followed to the grave BY large and sympsthzing
concourse Of peop'e.
MARTHA AUGUSTA BOURDMAN departed April 27th,
to her Heavenly Father after arryn with earthly pa
rents only thirteen summers.
"whom the gods love, die young, said heather lore.
That the angel who gathers the flowers Of earth for the
tiring the doctrines Of Christianity do not forbid TO
believe That the young, the good, and the aspiring
should be taken, grief to Us, though il may be the
cause Of rejoicing to them From the prospect Of life
Of loveress here she has passed TO the certainty OF
heavenly rest Thus, death, with his sable mantle ard
unyedipg grasp entered the band CT youthful stu
dents at the Michigaa Female College, and he carried
away Of the youngest Truly
There Is no flock, however watched and tended,
But one dead lamb is there;
There 10 no household, howe'er defended,
But has vacant chair"
When her comp anions, teachers and friends saw her
placed ID the house in LIES fresh just a.
the young Spring budding and bursting into beauty
they could but acknowledge that
Not unmeet it was for one,
In life's first opening hours,
To give Ter being back to God,
When came TO earth the flowers,
| God sends to the flowers Of Spring,
As messengers Of love,
And return our cherished ones
To genial Chimes above
MICHIGAN FINALE COLLEGE May 9, 1880.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

RELICS OF THE PAsr.-Near Lille, England,
the workmen in cutting trenches for new FORTH.
cations, laid bare stone tumulus, which, instead
of bones, contained large block of stone COW
cred with inscriptions indicating that it was an
altar used by the Druids in their sacrifices. The
names Hesus and Tentates, gods adorned by the
Gauls, are perfectly legible on it. Near the
stone q sacred golden knife, used by the Druids
for cutting the mistletOe, was also found.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

Michigan !Schoo! Report for ls59.-This
work, issued by our worthy and capable Super
interdent of Public Instruction, is just publish.
ed.
1t contains much valuable information with re-
gard to the various departments of our School
System, and is particularly valuable to teachers
and others engaged in the cause Of education,
20 whom We recommend i.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

,s AZ 0sE-HAIF MAx.-A good story is told
y Lnaddeus Stephens Of Pennsylvania, in con.
- suen with the tenth ballot for Douglas at
~ Iesson. The news GENE over the wires that
~. douglas had received one hundred and fifty
- oss-Ao!f votes. zone hundred and fly
- oss-Ao.f" repeated Mr.. Stevens very slowly
Ln S'ek-ssriously, "ths o~s.half means Big.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

NOUNS L. JoNEs-This enterprising
young firm seem determined to keep pace with
the increasing business of our city. They are
now opening at their store in Cowles' Block, a
fine 10. of goods in their line-hardware, cutlery,
glass, e.. Their tin ware, their own manufac.
ture, is of the bes. quality, and worthy the atten-
ton Of housekeepers. They are fair dealers,
fine fellows, and deserving Of success.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

OK HAND AGArS-Billings is now re.
ceiving bic Summer stock Of dry goods, grocer.
lee, boots and Shoes bonnets, &C., all OF which
be purposes to sell at from ten to fifteen per
cent. reduction from his former low prices.
Store at the old stand, on Washington Avenue,
between Michigan Avenue and Allegan street.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

CoSFIRMATIoN-The rite Of confrma-
ZION vas administered to twenty-one persons, at
St. Paurs Church, in this city, last evening, by
the Ri. Rev. McCroskey, Bishop of this Diocese.
The house was crowded with an attentive audi
sucs to an eloquent sermon by the Bishop.