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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

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the first uday ~ March next, At ona oc0ck h. u, al
the office Of .. Cgwes F. the city e., LAM ti-
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lowed Tor creditor Ia PRESENT tier claims
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue OF one

~ Writ If Execution issued out Of the Circuit Court
for the county Ingham AMI to directed ana lev
cred have levied upon all the right, title and interest
Of solomon Fncn 10 ami TO the following described LANDS
and renerreu. wit The west la Of the south s-t
quarter az thirty i've IN township thee noith
Of range wesl the county Of Ingia and State Of
Michigan which shall expose for ss.r at psbAc yenlGe,
the highest bidder the Court House, IN the village
Of Mason, TIE 18th Gay Of September, 1880, al one
O'Clock p ". Dated Mason August |, lsUO
6x.76 EpT BAKER, SheIid.
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tledeed his entire delegation to him ia the Charleston
Convention.
XXXVIrH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION,
SENATE \

SENATE. WAsHIseros. Feb. 16 1860.
Mr.. p00LITTLE rep, Wis., called for the read
inc Of his resolution, instructDg the Committee on
Tcrnories 10 report bill for the admission Of Kansas
urcer the Wysndoi Constitution.
The auhiec' was postponed.
Mr. BIGLER Dem, Pa introduced resolution
calling for information as to what has been done under
TIC set for the cons rncon Of public buildngs 10 the
CITY of Philadelphia, and what additional legislation is
necessary. Ad0tted.
Mr., GWIN Dem. CALI reported from the Com
mittee on Post-0ces and Postrosds bill for the con-
structon Off line oftelegraph 10 the Pacific.
Mr MASON Dom, VA made some remarks upon
the introduction of the Wyaudot Constitution. He
eaid il was an uuguhenticated paper.
The resolution providing for the appointment Oh
Committee of Three, to act with similar Commttee
ON the mart of the Houae IN making arrangements lot
the Inauguration of the equestrian statue oil Wasning
toll or the I'D inst, was taken up.
Mr.. PEARCE Dem, Md moved to appropriate
g. DG0 10 carry out the object OF the resolution.
Aner some discussion as TO the appropriateness OF
the locstjon selected by the President, Mr.. HALE
lRep, n H. sad if the Government had been unfor'
tuuaie in anything, was IN its eho,,s 70 en- oeiisn
this city and the public buildings Win statues ana
psiptings More horrd carcaturcs could not DO found
In any wax mnaeum in New-England. lie sad there
was dog standing the east porch OF the Capitol,
which lacked no n ore like dog than log with q
stick stuck in it.
it is deg
Mr. HsLE--I was told 70.
Mr.. CTINGMAN Dem, N. GIL read in the pa
pers that il was dog.
MIR HALE then compared Pcrsico's Columbus TO a
BIG gambler in the act of rolling ninepins, and rdi-
cnea other works of art about the CAPITOL including
Greenoach's Washington. He was opposed to ap-
propraiing money to fill the city with these scare
crows He thought better of the equestrian statue oil
Jackson but he did not claim to be connoisseur.
The resolution was finally adopted. 1t approprates
&, 000, and not ", OOO. - .u
The Senate agreed that when il adlourns, it be till
Monday.
Sir. SIIpELL Dem, La called mp his bill to pro-
bbt the ssue OF bank in the District Of Column
bis. The first re tion of the bill prohibits the issuing
of bank notes in the District after the lat OF April
under penalty Of fine and imprisonment. The second
ssction prohibits the circulation Of bank notes In the
District of under twenty dollars under penalty OF
twenty-five dollars. Mr. Shden explained at some
length he object of the bill.
Mr. MASON opposed the bill. o.,
Mr. BAYARD Dem, Dell advocated 1t. He said
the banks of Washington now Issuing notes without
authority of law. -,
After 'fur.her debate, the bill was postponed till
Monday.
Mr. BROWN Dem, Miss gave notice Of au act TO
punish ofienses against slave property In Kansas
Executive session.
Adjourned till Monday.
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The American Convention.

BISGHAMTos, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1860.
The Committee OF National Orga AVIATION, by heir
Chairman Erastus Brooks of New-fOrk reported the
following res iutions which unanimously adopt
ed:
Rssore5 Tha. the National Union organization In Washington
and IN tie Newly OK las the hearty sympathy aud
onsrstian Of thofe who supported thu American
pey,r nominated ULcs Ia September last aud eecs.d
py majority Of the people in November snd that We stand
ell tie Of that organization which snal IN
good faith be Of the Union the Constitution and the en-
forcemebt of the laws
Resosed following gentlemen dessnsted in part by
the National Union Committee be recommended a deE~s 70
the National Union Convention 10 be called 81 sach Ile q, L
B. psped by the National Union Executive COMMITTEE
Conventional Disirie,r Lott {. Clark Roswell Graves
A 1no name aysnl; l. Benedict Sears Wp. H. Mcdonald
g T. J. Brown; T. A. NJ G. suilh, g. Hiram k-tehltn D. =
n Hsadsv 10 Samuel J. WkinS IL, Cantinhi IL A n
Chandler To- Allied MsikyBs Is, Cnss H. Adams -, " m
Burning; 49, q. d. Peabody H. Prescott ID Aos Smih
49, ADDISON Nj Smith; 20 I. H. faxsoai 81 ssVid s'snes
22 VIZ 20 Oscar Paddock -, H. Davis EoAcn ~
VIM Fossae; Geo. L. Whitney n, Chss e Hardy H.
DsTlo Hak.s; Ganr-s K. Brand; 30 Niism t. Robert
sou; a. Samuel j. weeks; %, George BsDeock 90 L. L.
Pratt =,
several substitutes.
Tho Committee on Address reported. Repor! adopt
ed and the patriotic sentiments contained in the adj
dress fully indorsed.
The State Central Committee was then appointed by
the Convention, and measures were adopted Tor a
thorough organization throughout the State.
Adjourned.
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Issr,LL.rros.-I.ast evening, the Presbytery OF
the United Presbyterian Church proceeded 70 iaS'Aa
the Rev Mr.. Service Pastor OF the Cnurcn now occu-
pyipg Iamsr.ine Hail. The han was wen n,'eo WIN
an attentive congregation. After prayer ana r'aoing
of the Scriptures by the Rev. Mr. Harper Of the Pres
bvtersn Church Of Houston and Greene Streets
the Rev. John Brssh Of Jane street PreseyteriAn
Church preached discourse based upon JOEL ?,
xiii, xiv Tho Rev. Mr Todd OF Patterson, N. j., then
proposed the usual questions TO the congregation and
to the pastor which having been answered, the rela-
ton of pastor and people was complete. After sing
ing and the benedictiOn, che congregation recognized
their pastor by shaking his hand whereupon they ds
missed. This church consists of Scotch and North of
Ireland Presbyterans who reside in the upper portion
II the city, Atpressnt the enterprise appears TO DO
prosperous
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virsinia Democratic State Cenvea-
ton. -
RIcHmosp. Va Thursday, fee. 10, -

Rtcsnosp Va Thursday, FEB 10 i001
Tia Democratic State Convonsaon Assem- aed -
today and temporarily srganaee y ssi !, s,anss
Mr.. Payne Of FauquIer, CbaIrman, WHICH !" "i11Ax.
for the friends of Henry A. Wise
There was much confusion 10 tbe snoselnsu Pt~
ceeding, in regard to the manner oil the sppo'n'ae
Of the Committee on Credentials
After storm, debate il was at length decided BY
large majority that the Secretary eau the ron "
counties, and members report their names sno De Pe
mted 10 take heir seats.
The call Of the rel then proceeded, amid great eos-
fusion. rlI
Subsequently the death Of Rush Floyd was an
nounced, when the Convention adjourned tin p. n
AyTERsOos SESSION. .-a b s-yr
Resolutions Of respect IN the memory OK & Il.
Floyd were adopted and eloquent euloges pronoanced
upon he life and character.
A dispatch was then read from the Councillor. Dem.
ocrstic State Convention at Hartford embracing tbs
follow ing resolution: .iP
RsoIreI he. the Democracy OF CoDnectcut sendz VIZ
ns sern regards copsra.asins The vd Doninion or the
Of Der so initiated to disturb her rights and she'd the sosd q
Tbis resolution was received with yociferous sp-
ulause. but action upon it was postponed. -
Calling the LET Of counties was then resumed, osn
shortly aa interrupted by the introduction OF
resolution that the Democratic Members oil the General
Assembly, whose counties were no. rep'esc"'e'' W
invited to t,.ae seats in the Convention.
This was sxongly opposed, and great coricsson los
lowed 4.
When order was somewhat restored, the Comnn1ec
on Organization reported Gen. Robert A. Banks o.
Madison for President and the usual number Of tos-
Presidents and Secretaries.
A resolution about permitting other than delegated
| members to take eeafs in the Convention was dis
| cussed most Of the session.
| The excitement thus occasoned was intense, and
the noise deaieniDg. -t
| The feeling between the Hunter and Wise moa
nearly eliminated in a personal collision
The resolution wss at length tabled and The Con-
venuoD adjourned until evening, when Dislid keo-
ors Will be appointed.
The proceedings chow that Hunter stock has sds
vanced though possibly all differences may be hesisd-
Cheers ano bsses were one occasion gwen alter
nstely for Wise and Hunter but quiet soon prevailed
About 800 delegates are present. The hall Is densey
crowded.
NIGHT SESSION.
There is nothing Of great importance doing tonight
Some confusion exists but general good banoe
prevails. lsI. q
The Convention is taking vote by counties 10
admit ~ delegates all the Democrats now here from
the counties nos otherwise represented which the
friends of Gov. Wise favor and those Of Senator HUI
| ter oppose. 49,,
IL IL hardly probable that the vote viii be decided
be- fore O'clock and il ID impossible 10 say now hSv
| il will terminate. .fI
The frende of he two psrtea consider Il test ques
ton "a 10 tber relative strength In the Convention
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The Nova.scotia Telegraph Line,

HALUAf, n. B., IhuTSdayI Foo, TO IT,,
The adjourned meeting of the Nova Scotia Teio-
graph Company was held in this city yesterday, but
the feeling among the shareholders was 90 nearly
unanimous against the msrule Of the late foreign news
sDeculstbg Board Of Managers, that these gentlemen
and their few friends deemed il unwisc to attempt to
throw obstacles in the way of the reform which has
been inaugursted by the now Board. The press ana
the commercial public may now rest assured thai The
rule Of first come first served" will be rigdly en-
forced at ali the Offices Of the NovaScota Company
Ths srrsnVemepts of the Associated Press at Halifax
are now IA At all times Euch 10 insure tho prompt
est DE- livery of from the European seansrs III
the public may feel reasonably sure that they WIN con
fiune for the iu,ure for the pss ten year. 70 NC
annlied with me earliest inteigence from EnroPe
from this point IA well Ms from all others through
their arrangements.
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Suffrage in Ohio.

CoLuMBUs o., thursday, Feb. TO, I56O.
The Supreme Court of Ohio decided the case Of Al
fred j. Anderson agt. Thomas Milhgeu, on Tuesday
last The Court held that persons having mixture Of
African blood in their veins, the prebonderance being
white were by the Consultation Of ls0l entitled 10 az
ercse The elective franchise and that caauge hAv-
ing been made in this respect by the Constitution Il
1851, the plaintiff having but one-eghth OF Africaa
blood and mis- vote having been rcfased at the Press
dental election of 1856 for that reason alone hersfors
the Court held that he entled 70 for the v
lation of the right conferred him by the Constitution
The dsclsion was unanin6Rs.
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Rhode Island Conservative state
Convention.

Providence, K. J., Thursday, Feb. To, ISoU.
4 State Convention beid here to-day OF Con-
servatives opposed 30 the Republican nominations IL
not large, ii towns out Of the 81 not being repre-
scented. Wn. SpTague wac nominated for Governor,
j. Russell Bullock Tor Lieutenant Governor, and Wal
ter S Burgess for Attorney General The candidates
Tor Secretary of State aid General Treasurer are the
came as the Republicans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
NLW-YORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb f6, 1860.
The bill IN incorpcr, the New York Railroad ana
Steamboat Accident Company wss reported faSora'iy.
Mr.. MCNROE, from the XXlId District, gave no
tice Of bill authorizing the building Of railroad In
Seventh avenue and other streets in New-York.
MIR. ROBERTSON introduced bill relative 10 plant
ing oysters which provides that al lands under water
AID below low water mark belonging TO the State shall
be free for the purpose of plan ting oysters.
This, however,, is not to be construed as granting
the right to plant oysters upon any natural bed oil
oysters
On motion of Mr.. FIERO, the Chair was author
ized to appoint A Committee with power to send for
persons and papera to inquire into the acts OF the
New-York Excse Commissioners, and why no more
than 35l Hcenses were granted by them last year.
The bill TO tell railroad freight wss ordered to q
third reading by is 10 H. after being amended 20 as t,
exempt the 0sweRo and SYRACUSE and Waerown
and Rome Railroads The bill nov only applies to
the Central and Erie roads, aud their branches.
The bill making appropriations for the speedy COM
pelion of the Canals WAS ordered to third reading
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at z p. m to consider general or
ders
The bills to authorize the Orient Wharf Company to
Increase their capital aud extend their wharf, aud IN
relation to bale hay and scales were ordered to third
reading.
The bill to incorporate ST. Stephens College bad
progress reported on Il.
The bill 10 incorporate the Cit zens Savings Bank,
Eew.York, was thtn taken up.
% After lorg debate progress was reported on tne
I'LL
The Senate then concurred in the Assembly resolu-
ion of adjournment. Adjourned
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Arrest for Abducffng Free Negroes.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Tbursdsy, Feb. To- 100.
Andrew Rogers, hailing from Helena, Arkxnss~,
was arrested here to-day the charge Of sbductng
free negroes and selling them into slavery. Subss-
Of policemen.
In the race here to-day between Ccngsree and
Fanny Washington, the former won. Both hosts
we've closely contested.
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Rhode Island Democratic State
Convention.

Providence, K. l., IhuTsdsy Feb. 10, Io6U
The Democratic State Convention was held here TO-
day. VIM. Sprsgue was nominated for Governor, j.
Russell Bullock TOR MISUNDERSTANDING, and waiter
s. Burgess for Attorney General. Elisha K. Potter,
Alfred Anthony, Geo. Ii. Browne, Edward +. New
ton, John n. Francis, Femme, Brown, Charles ;.
Bradley, and Welcome Is. Sayles were elected Dele
yates 10 the Charleston Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

FIRE IN Housros SrREEr.--Laa night about
O'Clock fire broke out in she bui ding No 81 houe
ton street. Lower part occupied by Mr Hefdss propr-
etor of the M1stracios Americana; upper paa % .
dwelling The Ere originated N tho front ba>eneuss
used composing room, bat from what caass N nm
band-press badly damaged Insured for - 90 10 the
American Exchange and Park insusance Companies.
The building is owned by Mr.. w. G. Amerns., aad
not much damaged the fre being eoansd 70 the eAss
menI Insured for o 900 in the Lcrillard insussn@
COMPANY.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Thursday, Feb l6 1860.
The brig Charles Miller boand TO New York with
su9sr. ten days from mstsnzas, came IN collision with
the schooner n Smith, from NewYork Tor Charleston,
OF Chipcoteaeue. The latter sunk. and the former
was badly injured. The crew OF the Smith wers
saved by the brig, and have arrived here. A stesmex
has gone in search of the schooner.
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Contradiction,
HARTFORD, Conn

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Thursdsy, Feb. Is. 1860.
The editor of The Times denies that the deegsics
chosen yesterday 10 Charleston is Douglas delegs-
tion and that is pledged to candidate.
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Disasters on the Ink -.

BUFFALO, Thursday, Feb 10, tooo,
The annual stn,amcut Of marine DISASTERS on the
Lakes for the wear 1853 shows the total Ices by steam
and sail vssscis 10 be ~ go 100, an increase upon inc
6s-eT Of iSoS Of s sos IO, o1 n,s AZ wears.
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Louiaiana Politics.

NV. ORLEANS, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1850.
The delegates elected from this city to the State
Convention are largely Administration.
The Almaden Quicksilver Mine case has been de-
cided in favor of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

CHARLEsToS, Thursday, Feb To- 1850.
Ansrrival at this port brings The Nassau GHardias.
of the h inst.
The Legislature had opened with imposing oere-
monies. Gen. Pierce and his wife, and other Amer
cans, were present.
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Massachusetts Politics.

BosTos, Thursday, FEB 10, looo.
At the Democratic Convention of the With Districe
of Massachusetts to-day Messrs Pierce and johnson,
Douglas Democrats, were elected delegates to the
Charleston Convention. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
Bark Germantown Abandoned

PARLIAMENTARY, Thursday, Feb. 10, Iooo-
The bark Germantown, from New. Orleans for New
York with coffee and molasses, abandoned oa tbs
night of the 10th inst The captain and SAFE
The vessel and cargo are insured in New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

Gov. Banks is stin quite N. his address on sAs
Life and Iabom of Horace Manu." which be Wa -
deliver shis evening in Boston, hss been PosP0ss@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

CHIEH EsoIsrER.-John Decker, the new Caisf
Engineer of the Fire Department, win take his ofcs
next Monday. he has she appointment Of two clerks.
foreman and eight hands in she Corporation Yard
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Quarrel and Death.

CHICAGO, Thursday, Feb. IL, 1907
Henry McAuley, q prominent citizen Of this s;y.
died last night from injuries received IN quarrel 'ns
ahl before.
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Formulation of Kansas.

ST.. Louis, Wednesday, Feb. Il, 1869.
According 10 the official returns Of the Assessors tas
population of Kansas Territory is 6e, go