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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

We want TO elect the candidates ON THAR -.
merits not on thar Of their bscksrs. The L.
tao numbers and influence Of the nomination. a.
greater will be the iiecessity incumbent on Ia.
to present not only good men but The very H..
6. We emphatically protest against the nc.,-
that, because a party exists, il must run .,,1
dates ct every election and for every ofsiceA w.
perceive and can show why each voter shs,u
support candidate for Congress whose pol;,;..
accord with hrs own, even though the oppo,,.
candidate be ADLER, and IN other respects pref.,
able; but we protest against The doctrine a..
we should likewise support Judges and scho,,
Officers with primary regard to their politic.
We believe the Republican party Of th, CA,
would have been stronger this day had Il alvav,
like that Of San Francisco supported Rssoru
candidates for municipal offices, instead ~
mating rival candidates Of its Own.
Z. Our correspondent urges that men are n..
necessarily incOrrupt or incOrruptible BEGAN.
they are rich Certainly not. But if such m,.
as We name we're elected to our next Cousea
it is morally certain that they would not \.
bought and used BY the jobbers in ferry fran.
chises, &C., &c., simply because hsy coyd nj
gf0rd TO be. II scheme like the Lowber jOI
or the japanese Swindle were to be put
through" and the members Of the councl
unitedy paid One-tenth Of our annual taxes, they
would lose money by taking ~ 900 each for
their votes in It's favor. They would take mon,
out Of one pocket than they put into the Other
And this-apart from their known character
is one safeguard against municipal yenality ao'
peculatioD.
2. FINALLY, X. urges tina! the prospective Re
publican candidate. "be judged by their fitness.
That j. just what We want, and what his pisl
fails to secure. Candidates nominated by this o.
that party ,oiN not be Judged BY their fitness
but by their politics, and supported or oppose.
accordingly. That is what we aim to avoid, an.
We have no faith in any other mode Of attainin,
this object than that suggested in our forms
article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

greatly shocked by the charges Of barbarism
which have been brought against the social insti-
tutions of the South; but certainly the PROPOSE
tons Of Gov. Brown would seem to give some
color to those charges. He proposes to withdraw
from the citizens Of New-Engand, New-fork,
and some other States whose legislation appears
to him to interfere with the due operation OF the
Fugitive Slave law any protection so far as the
law is concerned within the limits OF the state
of Georgia TO their lives, persons, or properly
ANYBODY is to be at liberty to shoot, MAN, OF
maltreat them at pleasure, to rob them oil 'ne''
property, or to seize and hold them as SAVES
This is what the Governor calls bold de ldeu
action" Sustained by tax OF twenty-five
per cent upon all goods the production or manu-
facture of the obnoxious States, sold IN the state
If Gecreia, he thinks it will have tendency to
" strengthen the ties of the Union," and to des-
troy the sectional character of the controversy
now pending between the Free and Slave States.
He even anticipates the obtaining in this way, i
repeal of the obnoxious laws. The manuiac-
turers in the States aimed at, frightened by the
loss of fine Georgia custom, will, he thinks, see
the propriety of requiring their operatives ana
those under their control, to vote for legislators
who will repeal these laws, and otherwise sats'y
the demands of Georgia.
If Gov. Brown and the Georgia Legislature
have faith in these remedies, they are welcome to
try them. They are certainly less to be depre-
Gated than schemes for dissolying the Union. AS
to the proposed tax on our manufactures mat
would, We apprehend, be a good deal more felt
in Georgia than anywhere else. As to the out
lawry of our citizens, already, practically speak
ing the nominal protection which the laws aford
them is not greatly to be relied upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
GOV. BROWNS REMEDIES.

We have already made some observations upon
the late special message Of Gov. Brown to the
Legislature Of Georgia, particularly in relation
to the complaints contained in it on the sub
iect of the Fugitive Slave law. II might, per
Lap.. have been as well had Gov. Brown left
this matter to be- dealt with by the border States
more Immediately concerned At least il would
b. nn more than modest 10 leave them the
leadership in il. We dare say that the planters
of Georgia are considerably annoyed by the run
ning away of slaves; but they must not ascribe
TOO much nor indeed any considerable part o
this ANNOYANCE to the nOn-eXccution OF the Fugl-
tive Slave law Very few of these runawayS
escape to the North. Ninety-nine out of a
hundred Of them will be found lurking in the
.Samps and forests Of Georgia or the adjoining
States The attempt 10 get up an excitement on
this subject looks very much like ii Stralning
after grievances.
Compared, indeed, with any actual loss which
Georgia suffers on this score, the retalnhon
which Gov Brown proposes is n little eStrava-
gaut. Mr., 0'CO1or bias expressed himself Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
RRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHHs

RROWN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHRs
c csgg sa j nss +. fSscs lSsssf I'll %
arc CoSol n ConsHnp''on, B,onohtn h'm'
PUBLIC sPRAKERs AND SINGERS.
yer are awae Of the importance Of checking Cough or
Common Cold is first stage that which 10 the beginning
you'd S to MID an 'G S
srcdien,s, oluy Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation
"That trouble ~ my Throat tfOI which the Tro-
BROWNS e." specified having made me often nero
hisperer'
Al recommend tb.'ruse to PrBLIc srE.KsRs"
BRowE's Rev. Y. Ii. CHAPH.
"T.ve proved eairemely seNiOeabe for HOAnsr
Rev HssnY WARD BKWcHER
DRowNs Almost instant relief in distressing labor Of
breathing peculiar to AsTH.A"
Contain no Opium or anything injurious"
Chsni,, Bo'tcn.
TsoCHK "a simple and pleasant combination for CouoH'
Browns Dr. G. +. Brestov.
Bo'Os.
Dr. J.F W. LAM,
81 have proved them excellent for wuoOPiso
Rev. II. W. wmsEs,
Beneficial when compelled to speak, suffering
N'' Ms ''''' NO''' Rev S J.P. AspEKsoy,
"Fyyycru,t In removing IIoarseness and Irrts
TRocHEs ton Of the Throat common with SPEAKERS ana
BEows'. Professor NJ STACY yoHssoS,
Tpocuys Teacher Of Music. Southern
Female College.
BEoW, Great benefit when taken before and AFTER preach
ing AZ they prevent Hoar-eness. From their past
TRoCHHs est nk they win be Of permanent advantage TO
me- rn =,
President Of Athon's College, Tenn,
TRoCnps Sold by all Druggists at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A
Box
KINGsroRp's OswFGo SrLvER-GLOss STARCH
Gives beautiful finish 20 the Linen.
C.t7Ioy-Jse less than usual as il Is very strong.
SPADING'S PREPARED GLUE.
Everybody should have bottle."-lTHbune
For SALK EyEglwBEKK.
Manufactured by H. G. SrALDiSG Co., No % CedarSt
Po-l-Dhce address Boz No. 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Fairy papers have trait bSoty IL jud7ing ard hit
tess IN couden ming their opponents Foremost taeu.
In thee respects l. 1HE rRIRUSE. briggs dsrredt
upon journalism and gives Just ground OF complaint ell
ttMp0failts' IN. Y. " GRID Nov. o
The pharsee stood and prayed thus with himself God
thank thee thst not other are estosoners unu
siutercrs or even a. this publican" fS, Luke xviii Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
southern and Western Money.

LoUIsyILLE, Nv. Friday, Nov. 10, 1850.
Tho bankers rate of discount to-day for South Caro-
lina and Georgia is 10, Illinois aud Wisconsin 3 md
Missouri per cent.
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The Nnntncl,et TeIerrnph Line.

EDGARrowS, Friday. Nov. l6. 1900
Teleeraphic communication with Nantucket, wbha
as leen interrupted for some days, is resumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
Fire.

CLEVELAND, a., Friday, Nov. 10, 1863.
The station-hoine Cnea,lins was des royed by he
this afternoon. The Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne nd CHI
ago Rail oaos lo,s is $4,000; Bellfontane and indi'
napclis road 500; American Express Company,
$500; Telegraph Company, $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
Obituary.

CMcISsAri Friday, Nov. i6, 1901
Calvin Fletcher one of the pioneer merchants ID
this city, oied yesterday afternoon OF disease Of .ba
heart.
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Ihe Vote of Niroinia.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Friday, Nov l6 1860
The G7:Gff has returns from all the State but
logan and Webster Countless Bell over Breckin.
ridge, 4i5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
The Vote of Texas.

NEw-ORIY,SS, Friday, Nov, l6, iS,0.
Returns indicate that the State ha gone Tor Breckin-
ridge by 4 900 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Allan
tic viii close at l05 o'clock this morning.
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NEw-ORLEtNs, Friday. Nov 10, 1850.
Ibf Mo5lis MTrnyy claims Alabama by II 900 ma
jority for Breckenridge.
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Aesp2lork DAILY G.ibm,re
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1860.
70 cnRRrSpnNnENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice be taken OF Anonymous Communication what
ever ia intended insertion must be authenticated by the
name and address of the wtsnoi necessarily for pubca
ton but a. guaranty for his good faith. =,
Business should In all bo addressed 10 IhR NV"
YOnK TRiHSH
We cannot undertake. TO return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
Bnsiness Notices.


CHuDRES's FuRs Retailed at Wholesale Price
GKNIN No sl3 Broadway.
FtRs Retailed at Wholesale Prices at
GKSIN's No. $40 Broadway.
MINK FURs Retailed at Wholesale Prices by
0BNiN No 5l3 Broadway.
RUSSIAN aud HUDSON II ,y StmIr FuRs' ut
GRNrS's No SO Broadway
BOYS CLOTHING, No l42 Fulton-st
MEN's CIoTHISG. No. l42 fultonsI
Ds GRoor's GRANITE Hall,
Between Nssssn-st and Broadway
Man aud Bols' Cape and Sack oVHRcoArs III great '"'
Price low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

kS3 THREE GAIIOVs UiNDsOYT SOFT SOAP &C
aud n4.d i. five ..iul'cs and
- BY simply .t.,.Slii. .ouud oi 20
~ "B. r. PApii.Ir's CosCrNTPiTFr SOFT sotp' 80
la one gallon b., ing ,.srr, nd 'iins two gallons
~ ~ NJ sTcs.e is required. Is
and NJ BE- sS,s up .o ,t YevYorz and
20 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Botches, Pimplcs o. Indicate arrangement o
The system Hollow ,r'f g.IssNfc OINTMENT speedily r
raves external erupo eAd NE grsBLr fILLS strengthen
ih digestive organs cleanse m m AID iy the blood Of Oh
morbid particles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

UFCKFRs' fAKiNs J6fiS. delicious dessert
"a ,bs he'd bte Tor aila tod eiuiehe. the tables Of III
As1ar Honse ana all the pfiicJsl saloons. Herkes Farin
ossrs 40 prevent burning scCfeing Jelly Jos o vslous
sizes forms and ps,ier; fo se | tbs etsoi'h1eh 70
New Caual-rt Eea BrOsIwsr
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NE SIDE AND

For SORE 1HHOAT, pam ~ THE SIDE AND
gACx-BUsH's CFEAs LINIsENT gives csita teiei IN
one nizt Sold ~ Oucs BoWery ana 1ianesl ODp
JTveT6E No II Brosdv ay; kSArP No 81 HUDSON - sno
Cgo Druggists DtYOtio 10 Cren"tl''' f"ee' ~ cav"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

BACHELORS HAIR DYF.--Reliable, harmless
= Sid and applied BlTcgsiJs VIE Foc,ofy, l6 Boud Il
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-14


Why will you neglect that disease which is taking sucl
teep root and which gives You warning By that hack
cough that you are fast rpenng for eternity? Why en-
courage that pain in the side the of blood thn
night sweats, that difficult breathing which silently
whisper IN your that must be done TO
you from the grave of the consumptye? Why act :,
caIe!essiy by permitting that disease to destroy YOU
hearth, and hasten You 10 the tomb from whence n,
traveller ever vet TetuinelE
Silence that Dreaftll Cough,
VI death must carry You ID your silent grave VIII,
delay While there Is yet hope. Consumption caused
by impure humors OF the blood being deposited in tn,
cells OF the Lungs. Hence the lungs are ike spring
water, when roilet up by the dirt mud if clear wat.
Constantly ho~s through TIE springs impurities or niue
viii tie conveyed away by the pure water just 50 with
The bio d when KEEP, in clear pure state as it con
stao'ly hoss through the lungs it carries away all cur
rup, matter AMI perfect health i'll be the result From
two TO four Pills taken every night every other night
OF enough to keep the bowel, regular i'll bic
time cure consumption The these pills are used
more than All others, because they made purify
hS vegetables, and cleanse the body from all CORRUPT
matter and drive out disease Of every description quicker
and IN mil''er way than any other Pills.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in
Medicines ,uazn
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Probate Notice.

NTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Incham
~ ss.-At a session of the Probate Court fol
the county of Ingham, holden at the Probat,
Office, in the village OF Mason, on Tuesday. tn,
eth day of February, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty, Present, VIM. II
PIncknev, Judge of Probate In The matter of the
estate of Elijah Wilcox, deceased. On reading
and filing the petition duly verified OF Henry L
Wilcox, heir at law of said deceased, praying
that letters of administration upon said estate
may be granted to said petitioner, and Lucy F..
Wilcox, widow of said deceased
Thereupon il is Ordered That Monday. the
9Th day of March next, at ii o'clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said De.
titon, and that the heirs at law of said deceased.
and al other persons interested in said estate,
are required TO appear at session of said Court.
then to be holden az the Probate Office. in the
village of Mason, and show cause, if anv there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
he granted And il i further ordered that said
petitioner give notice TO the persons interested
in said estate, of the tendency of said petition
and the hearing thereof, by causing a copv of
this Order TO be published in the Lansing Re-
publican, Newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of Ingham, successive weeks. pre.
vious TO said day of hearing.
"A true copy WV. II. PINCKNEY.
29I~5 Judge OF Probate
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WHERE THE ELnre ,oov

| THE ELDER TOOK BIS OYSrrRs-Ther,
was Revival" among the Methodi.,s NJ M
ourgh' week or two since. and on Sa,urd.,
week iast, general meeting or .co,f.rencen " :,
appointed to be held. To this mae,in, corr
COCO Aethodists from all directions. and the GOOD
mae o' Newourgh was crowded with residen,
and visiting brothers and sisters
among the visitors came Elder H Of tb;.
Ny, un.'i iateiy a popular, preacher at A LEADING
uis' cnurcn, and now one Of the chief men
IT, ,"1 CITY churches OF that denomination
ior the day with Brother W, OF
Newburgh, who, anxious to treat hi. dis,incnisb.
cd guest with true hospitality. ouie,lv stenDed
INTO neighboring saloon and ordered a car az
oysters Tor supper. The bivalves were no, on
manu. OUT were expected every moment. and the
saiooh keeper promised to send them nm a. soon
as they arrived - 7'o'
lime passed, supper was eaten, but the oyaters
mad not arrived. Church time came The door.
we're locked, and all hands went to the grea, meet.
ing IN the church. Not long after theS had GONE
a boy bearing the expected bivalves, arrived At
the house, but found himself locked out. A wac
standing by, informed the boy tina, the company
had gone to Love Feast" in the church. where
'iie W stsrs were 10 be consumed and tha, he was
10 carry thein INTO the church, and deliver them
TO Elder Il himself, without a moment. do.
Jay. Nothing doubling, the boy ran off to the
church
The meeting had progressed swimmingly. Tho
brethren and sisters were drinking in tie golden
stream OF eioquence poured out by Elder Ii
VINO was IN the most affecting part of his dis.
course, when the boy rushed into the church
climbed the pulpit stairs, and dumped" the
canning can OF oysters on the Bible, under the
nose, with the exulting shout
;, Here, Elder IL! Here's them opster.-I
Exchange
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Sheriff Sale,

DI virtue OF one execution issued out of anC
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court for m,
county OF lngham, and TO me directed and de
livered, have levied upon all the right. title anC
interest OF John Diesenroth in and 10 the fol
lowing described lands and tenernents. 10 wit
the east half OF the west half of east half q
north west quarter and the west half of the cas-
half of east half of north west quarter of sector
ihirry-hve. township two north of range two
west, containing forty acres. in the county O.
lngham, and State of Michigan, which | shal
expose for sale az public vendue. TO the hiches
bidder, at the Court House in the village Of Ma
son, on the thirty-frst day of March, \. D. 1880
at ono O'Clock ?. NJ
Dated Mason, February :. 1850.
6w25l EDY BAKER Sheriff
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NOtiCe.


M f, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
W appointed by the Judge of Probate for the
county of Iugham, Commissioners to receive. OK
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Eli Loranger late of
WILLIAMSON, in said county, deceased. hereby
give notice that six months from and after the
18th day of December, 1859, is allowed for all
persons having claims against said estate, TO prs
sent the same TO the undersigned for examination
and adjustment, and that We will meet at the
Lombard House, in the village OF WILLIAMSON. in
said township, on Saturday, the 10th dav Of
March, 1850, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, for the purpose aforesaid and also on the
10Th day CT May. 1850, at 10 o'clock in the re.
noon, at the same place. for the same purpose ;
and all persons having claims or demands against
said estate are required to present them for exam
nation and adjustment, at the tines and place
aforesaid, or be forever debarre theretrom'
j. F. BROWN.
Z. P. LORANGER,
4".ol CoRHaisstOners
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Mortgage Sale,

~ the second day of May, A. d. 1856, Alor 70
" Phillips, then OF Alaeidon, Ingham county,
Michigan, to secure the payment of sum o,
money executed and delivered to Caleb Carr.
then OF Phelpstown, (now Williamstewn) in said
county, mortgage upon land situated in said
county described as follows, to wit a part OF
section twenty five in township three north O.
range one west, and bounded as follows: begin.
ming at point on the west line of said section.
distant one hundred rods from the south west
corner thereof, thence running east thirty rods,
thence north twenty eight rods and four-seyenths,
thence east seventy rods, to Salmon Rowels west
line, thence north along said line to the east and
west quarter line of sad section thence west along
said line to the west line of said section, thence
south along said line to the place of beginninc con.
taining twenty acres of land more or less, also
twenty acres of land off the south side of the
north west quarter of said section twenty-five.
Said mortgage was recorded May 9th, 1856, in
Liber of mortgages on page 237, in the office
of the Register Of Deeds of said county of Ing.
ham. Default has been made in the conditions
of said mortgage, and there is now claimed to be
due and unpaid thereon the sum of TWENTY-FIVE
dollars and thirty-fve cents tS22 So, and no suit
or proceeding at law has been instituted for the
recovery of the same, therefore notice is hereby
given that said mortgage will bs foreclo>ed by 4
sale OF twenty-five acres of said premises. TO wiz:
the twenty-five acres hereinbefore frs, desert
bed, on the eighth day OF MAY next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the court house. in
the village OF Mason in said county, at public
illamston, Feb. 10th, lS6O.
CALEB CARR, Mortgage.
HORArro PRATT, Atty for Mortgage.
l2w25l
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R.' ~.us MEErIse-At meeting held in
s representative Hall on Thursday evening. Feb
10, 'or the purpose of forming Republican CITY
!'uo' d. B. Shank was called to the chair and
49, Winter chosen Secretary. The constitution
= 'us organization of lS5s was adopted with
"0 anendments-one relative to the namo q,
ne clue' and the other as to the duties Of tho
1u's committee. The following gentlemen
e CHOSEN permanent officers:
rresident-Hon. II. H. Smith
:" vice President-Hon. D. l.. Case.
John A. Kerr.
eretary-A. c. Winter.
.'easurer-wm. Sanborn.
y .aecuavs Committee-wm. n Pinckuav 7.
o. roster. 8 Os.rander.
'ne following persons were chose, Csn,.ssin,
Committees for the Wards named:
:" Mard-H. Angel. J. Woodbuu
~ Mard-A. ". Williams, H. B. Arm.
- "'Fd-s. R. Wilcox, L. B. Potter.
.Ns meeting then adjourned to Thursday even
nsae1t February 10th.
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Group or Ratiles.

For this dangerous disc tse the Magnetic Ostnen ma
be relied on unfsling remedy If applied in season
Apply p'ofusey TO the throat ami chest and heat in
Burns are eased of all pain a very Jew minutes anc
heal without II is sovereign remedy for burns
FROZEN lNBs Keep away from the fire the frost
our snow or ice wafer, then wrap them up in Ointment
renew the ontment once in IL hours they will cause
no pam after the frost is oGt and will he entirely vel
fcw days.
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA cured by DR.. Tasks Mag
netic ontaient, AMI eren consumption has number
ot cases been cured.
Rs- Read Advertisement in the paper. 3m2+6
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Sheriff Sale


X virtue OF two executions issued out of and
~ under the seal of the circuit court for the
county OF lngham, 10 me directed and delivered.
have levied upon all the right, title, and inter.
est OF Truman Bacon, in and to the following
described lands and tenements to wit: the
south sixty acres Of the north one hundred and
twenty acres of the north west quarter of sec.
ton two in township four north of range two
west; also thirty-fve and half acres off the
north west quarter Of section two, in township
Tour north OF range two west also, the south
east quarter of the south west quarter of Sec.
ton thirty, in township four north of range one
west, IN tie county of lngham and State of
michigan, which shall expose for sale at pub
lie vendue TO the highest bidder, at the cour,
house in the village Of Mason. on the e4tb dav
OF March, A. d., 1860, at one o'clock. p. NJ
Dated, City of Lansing, Feb. 9th. 1850
EDY BAKER, Sheriff,
23O"' BY. III. III. DUNKs, Dett.
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IHs WEATHER. 1t has been Yea,

InE WEATHER. 1t has been year,
ance We have had as fine winter as the presen,
0ae' FOR the greater part of the time the
ss'snns has been excellent, vet the snow has
eu 0! no means cumbersome. During tho
'''ence OF snow the wagoning has been good
!" mat at all times our city of the Woods" has
p.'en'ed stirring, business like aspect. The
u'''uro'ns causes, tina. have deransed our eli.
l.'s ,o' the last three or four years, seem to
nave disappeared. As We write the weather :.
-'O'' m'd and pleasant, for the season, and the
0 0a ne in favor of an early spring and an