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, 1860-06-01

Democratic Convention In Minsis4ippf.
JACKSON, Hiss Mny 3o.-The largest Demo-
cratic State Convention eTer assembled togeth-
er in this State, met here To- day. Tie greatest
enthusiasm was displayed and resolutions we're
adopted unanimously, in favor Of The course OF
the Mississippi delegates at Charlestou. The
delegates will be fully accredited to Richmond
and f}atiinore
, 1860-06-01

orTAwA, May 8l.-1n the case Of Wesley B.
Fisher, who murdered hts wife TWO years ago in
this city and vas convicted and under sentence
70 be hung, the Supreme Court granted nex
tr1ai On the ground Of informalities in the pro-
ceedings before the Court below,
, 1860-06-01

ueudinC 6o kass Of the faar out prices. Molass.s
RIcn at 80
srocxa -I,ul, but without mrtd chauxe: CHI RI
Mossst Eric q r. e1 1T 4! bonds q. Tac Mali
III ssii xti 4 ckiH ok g. aaeTfepe u
Lei, l. & " tti{, G& q tx. - -
, 1860-06-01
DAINTEKS AND MECHANICS


.- NU HOQHUN.-AEADs
We desire to cat Sou aitentinr T. ~ q that th
Grafton mint C0napAnv
Have opered 4 nenot for the,r p,,n, - ~. .. ~.
III FIN ~ IN - ~ .s ~ LII IL ths city, Inc
consists ~ III e. aamn1 nt ats III u r 'los aa
ri rnmjna i'm - - % ~ 81. n ~ usn ~ chenli
u,ed wh sft II ti1n I ,th H. hs iiIs a. tesn
f. apa l. aeit b. ,he test
I ; ~, mVi - ~ tiate- IL lhus preserves
II i. nssS ~ ~ % hm;,r1nr ~ ~ - ~ t usSay ,,,
d,1ts snd fannei. ~ hins ~ - uek' OF tne hoEt
.or ~. chefr liz 1n.p' ~. ~" r. e. aaa oasns on
h vstt nset IT, IT. @ nrus* 1ah h oa ~ Io1 ood Or
wa er ha1ees water WhseIs roa bsids Pos !ase ii
FasonfttF* GU enc~a E1tes wagons, 1liHa AZ ~
tt. aud t1l1tC Gle kHUf8 Ete.
Also OF clio b. ,ILen c1u.ss, and pon r.. ev-x trd
t. r. Get The n from inu1t hY lusecta '-'' A'o
When pie slips huls or decks It max ~ Them r
ter uxAt: cas-s linen cansaas vesed With il becomss
Is pre- from III its pref, arc 10 Osbte oS nr1n
Ing aad Ing c'l4ch bOde4 which it q po r.t.nsira
used through England A. it do<s not rn in ruin ~
anu Labor and r.t Tr, nj Il .n1nosa
4urface. 'A' WIZ
Paint will dud this he cbeane and II os na{c.
for all out Lie work, AMI for p1nx under ay pant s
unequal Ell T"A&' - -
yaTie,y ~ cnhs ME- ols E. vAhtoI roLoRs
a;aftnp u nj tr rain. ~ ~ z "a xsos re
a. oihe- I'M, used III e ~ ~ x M % r. .auty
1.je and much c uosf n, .ntI fb t oe 9Fc du
rams ss.et.s osea- TO mike tue of owse coso1s
, 1860-06-01

AavlnE ylncreaaed th4E Lake fscr!a> vii he pre-
pased m aT.l OF caaal Goods during the ta
suinE season tetEten
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Racine,
feo.p nec{is 81 s
MOHAWK, DACOTAH
FREE STATE, fAIExA.
TOM WANDA, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH. CUYAHQGA,
MAF FLOWE z. CHICAGO,
NEPTU%E, WENONA.
MISSOURI, MT. VERNON,
4; i E S:i + IS !: ;;4
CONCORD, DuNKrnK.
OMAR PASHA, SAGINAW,
FL :: E; S1 ssi 'a
ARANEs, EQUATOR,
EUPHRATEs, EtLIpsE,
1AoSoTEs. FQUISUx,
l1e:a hes'G +: psft 4 F.: , + u And
MARX STEWART, ILLINOIS,
'ssns u: Pc :: Il Is akfs M t Pm AH<
COMET, ROCKET,
y: MAish: running IN csuns.ttn viii she uneaua1sd
$50 Boats Of the Largest Class. ::
Ets; s1 e st s - 1;, cEs Ess I'd
MxSTEnX: srAULnlSG's. md r:1PLE'S lit
chants avJ SINNERS tIcse c-1,f.t ~ , cM, NJ r.
, 1860-06-01

Augusta, Ga, May Sl.-The South Carolina
Denoo1atic Contention met yesterday, Gov.
Means presiding. Everything was decidedly
in favor Of the Richmond Convention.
, 1860-06-01

Killed By CrosstnE n Railroad Track.
pn1scg7oS. May .3l.-C-B. Deses, of kaues-
vile, was killed here last night BY attempting
to cross between freight cars whilst in motiou
He ltayes wife and two children.
, 1860-06-01

H@1"aArH.l ... BUrTAto. May 81.
fL"CR-Steady. Sale% Loo bb}a
yrI NJ, ~, heat ds s.d ra,,its .p Nthsng da!rg
u and ower Al the cn~e Sales b. a. 4l 3s fer No
ri &c, s-s "'sN4 ati3'' s"fes
WsMKY.-fairr fGf bbfs At Sc
tMa.L FaxtaHrs-E.~+r. 40c for nour like for vhea,
anu loJ1n t.r cum to Nav York,
, 1860-06-01
NEWlNG MACHINES.
~ cas- eS6 AND $50.
l.. CORNELL l. cos NEW AND IMPROVED


Double Lock, Tight, Fast StiteE.
WAKnAETEut give good s.tiataction rs the ash.v
2Tcedn market Make the stitch - the sIss Ms
chlnts atke sz4 inches undrE tie a1u E4t IN e
t1bie. have 1lc u1dcI feed, straight needle. fo
common spoos 40 tht ooaEsest and 1nest work q stn
10 the .neh. Rim VERY EASY md ALMOST
folsELEss, and are nssty nnlshed. Either Machine w
Stitch, Hem, Fell Tuck, Gather and Embro.der.
They have taken the. HIGHEST PREMIUM ii sevr.<.
Fairs The t4' Machine iou ,es Patent) IS equal c.
paesty the sl machines. ns back stthop:
nntanafnk runs wlh high speo1 and re1r st Mshe IN
Chicago. The *s3 one (Taxkatt rAra patiently il arger
tfcnxeE and y giving great 1sfaelon. The e4a Msh
featuring and FnnIy Machine nnnlbned {TAkg1z rar
psten vSsy .a11s snd CONVEX xnt for se.hk large
aehtA Quill nG. &c: Aeu III II capable Of dug tie
aaes S..:+ Mus!ins easily learned from
the printed directions.
nampea Circulars Ind Gut tes.t on receipt Of n.mp
W. att sole agents here 10, the UNlvEltS al HKd-
AElt AND GtAGE. adjusted to all thlckne*stn e: Goth
md III w!dtl. Of hem: viii hem and te a1j
GAN BE EASILY ATTACHED III ANY akNlEv
MACHINE. paceta.
LARGE nISCUCAT To AGENTS AND CLER3f.
EE-AGESTS WANTED everywhere, Come md se+
usat lss lake street: or aAd.e4s MCCONNELL co.
u r. Spa7 tskfrAxn jINnnlA nr1t
, 1860-06-01

Bos7oS, May 81 AT the Union ratification
meeting, to be held in Faneuil Hail, letter will
be read from Hon. Edward Everett, accepting
the nomination Of Vice President
, 1860-06-01

brings Havana dates Of The eth. Susar. Ar:
tire. No. u guaranteed sQSst reals. Frei:hls
higher
, 1860-06-01

Steamboat Burned on the miG,tsstppt.
ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-Pfirate dispatches say the
steamers Peerless was totally DESTROYED by fire
at The 1evee in New Orleans on the 9Th. The
Peerless was built two years ago for the Mis-.
souri, River at cost Of $4a 900. Insured for
&c, ,0o0 in Plttsburg offices.
, 1860-06-01
a1rprR58RB,

,POAG, FARMER q CO.'S
= EXPRESS.
FAST FR EIGHT LINE.
Via New York and Erie Railroad
At CURRENT RAILROAD RATES.
BY all Rail or RsiI asd Sssans to Hn0sko
Marx packages es-rF.S Co." EXPIRE Ess. and intend
oFF!CEs-l7l BEos4way, Costlznd street, lis Broad
street New yo't. and
No. Pomeroys Building, Chicago.
e as 5.aa!1s apply 1iRs;x shqss; CHASE Ar.n,
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ CONPASYS
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,
For Through Freight Only.
III New Central Crest Western. aud connecting Eost.t
Chicago Aud Ill the West.
The Road ortnrs TIL. old znd selahe route from Tho
Seaooard and the Wet have orgsal1eda
. FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Giving perfect hi5 md greatly ncrea.e. Dl.pa,rh
Fre4ehtshe tslna forming The Line East and Wet
.e@!an. q e.ea Road !: Ta1cpsh Ps:*eHSsT Traias ~
EEH%Ptif L. "a ,s Eur j. Afn:d Marx Packages Fist
In New YORK. deliver 9otds At Eud+on River Railroad
Ia stcn driver soods Eeon aad Xorcestas isIoad
Depot and marx = above.
Through lAll of L1dink efven and Reclamaons paid
+. +. BEACH. AGENT. - Broadway. New York.
OTIS k1MBAL1. Agent, 4 S1ats atseet, Boston
Il. WALLlNGFUlD, Nestern Agent.
C@eE aad Dearborn Streets opposite fremont House.
Ch,ako. mh41-a1iy
, 1860-06-01

NORFOLK, May 31.-Ths steam sfoop. .of-war
Dacotab, has returned from her second trial
trip. Her performances were very satisfactory.
, 1860-06-01
Tt1tanrtal arln Commercial.
MONETARY.

THCHepAr EVENING, Msy 81.
There has been rather more ar,iyity uuoue
oaokers Today, ind = better feeling was mani
lest The supply Of prodnce paper Was cousid-
efaoty aarger Than the day previous, but it waa
oy no means equal to the ability Of bankers to
advance upon it.
Currency is still abundant. aud greatly sn>
creased opportunities to use it safely aud profit
ably would be -crr acceptable
Exchange was more *ctire aud very firm at
II. The supply also improved slightly. Gold
II AMI dull.
Nsw yonx NsxKs.-The Inst New York Bank
statement showed tue following tigures:
M.y:s ts,s. My ~. ls6a Mav Ia, 1860
ss;seeS ssstisSss ;;::;Msss ;:Mss
+. t'r ........ st.s.Ssa sfssi.;:1 @t:ss iss
Gina';s.n ;;.naI: ~ $500, ss:Es:s a;Ns IS
t:t,;, E{cs,ar m""o''... ae.ss g: 1t*.ass4
!'ar....... es5sAsss tSs1 sS.sss ~
lus :" frr4'ay y... &.'a:sss e,ss3soo s,so4,I4a
- Tho following i. the Traffic statement or
the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada. for the
wcek ending May 10. 1850:
fs; =. Ll: stock j,
'"ss''' NAL He-... 1Aso.$l
ssNpap, II
'Ah Wy '"'t t'%-'''".*sss'. S9.a57 80
1k III =
, 1860-06-01
.>CMM ERClAT.

1atH*nAr EvKsMo. May 81.
The following are the receipts aud shipments
for tile last tweniy.fou hours.
, 1860-06-01

II @ \ e o l. N E.
.s6 1860. .z..=.&
ss es1ss & s saas sf ass s NtW III o M +
ERS which will te:nIrv. tetwetn HuE do and Cnlsa
K'toash!uE at Intermediate E'or.s. and forntnkb
DILL LIVE.
!sunlays excepted, for tie transportation Of Freight and
Passenger:
DAC0TAH, NAT FLOWER,
GnsES1;a. GGHnSEXA; N6ps9SFf N6f1yT YEpxoy.
WESoSA' THYMou1H. @ %
MISSOURI, MOHAWK.
CHICAGO. TONAWANDA,
CUYAuOGA, FREE STATE,
Running In connection At Buffalo with the
ow Fork Central Railroad.
spAoPSSs :s fxfKEsS RREFts I'd d1SE {! Ez
Western T5anapol tntion Conpsyss
Line Of Canal the Eric Canal. Ai.o running
connection. II E!c:elahd, With the
Cite<tand, Eftssonrsh = Hz..elins Il. n.
The Steamers Of This nc far .ize strength. spee and
Saons 'or p4ssenss ae far superior to those Of
: hh these uneuael faclttes the Llue Il prepared
sf Set 9 I" SSssod Gsa ~ I'D ss e.
nSs Mhs.a GS's ~, IL naf aad e
Il re1: wa.h',sfon. shctoysan ao1 Man'sowos-
AS' @~AASs u Ae'6pA "N' 3H'kEs AP4"J :"
KICl1MOND Il CO..
odlc. No. Clask street, Cor, So Water, Chicago, H.
J. J. TALAADGE, Milwaukee, Wis.
II. q. MoIOW ELL. Special Agent. Cleveland, Ohio.
WILLIAM .n, STEWHEI M ; A ut Cleveland and Pittsburgh
JOHN MaE Ass1. Ss1 York Central Railroad No.
aa.t at@ Yoi Express No.
WESTERN Transportation coMP.s OFFICES,
S&o: e. 1sfeS iH'ias iioass.p ssp broadway se"y~s-
JAMES SMITH. No. . wa.h'assan-st- Boston. Mass.
SHELDON pEAsE,
apclsa:m omsc .oot of Mscis.s s!fees Buits. HSf
THE NORTHERN TIsANSPOR.
/ l. TATloS COMPANY.
.zzsatEzs 1850. Ee
,nS T 1ss;;; H. will their we'll 0-n
FIRST CLASS seEEw S1EAnERs.
regularly between
0.densburg1, Cape Vincent. Oswexo.
aud she Upper Lakes,
Tefnx - 1y ns e csesnd M d. Ssaaasky Toes and
Chicago, Mlsaskse :..t,. l. intermediate
Connecting with the Rslruad. he,ween o0DEysBUR0
seass
Rut.ni, B1stusson I'D n a'he; a,s: aedia.s Po!2ss
IA .i vincent Win sh' "as1lo"a ara hoons KALI
Albany and New York.
Il Through Fselsa: suhlec. but one tsan.hlruszt
4osp4 WEDSEsbsS Ss* I'D ID fE,6Si
Agents ana Coas,snees.
J.NYERs No. II broadway. Kew Yurk
Z y. SF3Cl.DlNI- 40. tthpflt3 3tP, New Iork.
, 1860-06-01
TOR THE GOLD REGIONS.
Central Overland
California 4' Pixies Peak

Central Overland
California 4s' Pixies Peak
EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE NO. so DEARBonN-sr,
Passengers and Freight to Pixies Peak.
SAFETY. CERTAINTY AND SPEED:
Po.,-1- ExPnEss.
nhe G9qs5 Il he E1prs.s leave. II
mall only: and pa.lns through FMss Kea new. Iaran
sss esfs Ssss e s's ,s:s s;sss
e ssn tFt1s Ts:eaRhe Msssa-.s som al q
81 sta eavs: Tsssat F:ss 49, ss
st. Joseph aud Denver City
DAILY STAGE LINE
Cas75srs Passengers. Express rsck,se-, Letters, &c
Through In 6 1-2 D~y..
ALEXANDER MAJORS,
Heavy Freight Lime,
Topike's Pe,k, New Mexico s1d Ari.onl..
~! Tas x h: s:a .gpntea Agent for
tlsaet any knsne.. eonnsetea VIZ, satr. s I'll fr 70
ash tck.ts II "a SCI Eets for al line Of
81 sos:sata ptnvttt s~euruk IN 7avan. Their
aad stax.s ron chie'Ente Denver 1y; 1.ese Tor.
sa f'te:shy z: rsny kxpre-s md eapns - pa kagss
tes an4 tor F1slxht evc17 de+etnn Nereh1n-
6iss AaettntEy. &e, to s., for~ad By Na,sr-' He.vy
i.ss In Z St ene ct r. sa Ct KSsss N4ars "a.e
the transportation ot fsekb' upnn the lla:t- nc aruy
Supplies u Utah md New MsIeo. well kno N. Mr
s.ioEs Is prepared to fosw*d any u h which
Eav he conssresi h through BIZ ae,. win c-,alnr
4nd d-snatch All a2r'lf atiens Mr. M4,r. fur trr'
hart OF the Miss sirp will he referred n.
Lettess OF inquiry prou7t answsrd A7oy " lidt.
". II. NAHl1kE, Ax.n
70, 10 Ue .5horE stsre. ,Chsc-l.e III,
o., SAMUEL ALLEN, 4 s.nt,, St. Lou = Ito 49,
nr>.snes41 tv
, 1860-06-01
THE PENNSYLVANIA +,
i TRIAL RAJ. ROAD
80 NILES n|EBLE rHAtsE


Ihe eaasessy Of this Esat: 4 ss.,t VI. II .es
Between lsi::ar:i sr. + -. T.; :.
EEesasse,:nE DING. in III: r:1n l,.. ~ r>'-:, ~.
~ 'f %S-": ~: IT. Il :r
fnrnlshisf f1r iii. :tI n,J..1 .:,:: .. r.... -.
Eapn,. and f.t tnr. M. t,::ss to T.
~ib.;t caa,lst hft4:s y: 'a';>:" .
seepa* 90 G1srt,s a ta, RI i1.i:.: IT, =.
ai5 i Tx. As eane, aes ,;s, it, ~ T.; r ~
Est L!nt c'nnset f'r t:s'';:.r, ar: ". ...l.r1...
ra,sn s. lIs I,s@..7srs s,s ;f, n. ~: =, &
thu. a1iins mncl, iotas <af ~ - ,v,'t:-.
rss s.' p'y I TIN Is* :*,r;s, .rSs. 'e" ~,
IhsanEa Efcss': IL iii, arr fcet s:::;sr c:
Bout Teke'*fo D'ssnu arc x,o. VIA Nc-u.cr ~. lsv,
es "nnx:n lsss: ~ t''a ras,<ss.ss ,:A,.~;I - "
ekets &c ut,,: .t.@e sn,:.r mt t.. p
omers IN the ". i; a+'. 2as tnv ri ="
z. .: .s.t,s N ,Sr q Ia j. .:... .fHSo
Philadelphia - 9
AIT or.rr EC1K.
Ask FOR TIck tr> ry ;.1rfsE,:'i,iY
Tfe eMr!eilon .! The v*t;as; :n IT. a,.t t.: f.un
Sei; SlKEr + IlSE II: f. nsf rwfEs 4 III 7.
GREAT TEsT
ss esants1ss ssan 81 r s1,y.t r. @ : y E . !,
with the '7ssn: ~ tnn. ars ',e,t, j. ;;,- ~
SsE}xii:h Fi:h. t@;x t:s' y p ! (; w.; st' IL, : - %
.A.irv.t e'f"r"i 'hs :.!,:s" 's'f,s.' :...:
Il. r tl,I
rs; t:,,.kt'" z.!v>" i: :, i.' ",.t s., !: 5,
n:h AsSe..sy, M;.v:s;.". : :':i.,y < -.
Ports1n'ash a.: is'.xa ~. j. r.. .y,!r T. , Il:
Mt:nwn i H.. CEE f"s:. h'';..: 81. Nv. -.
q: E.t'. MtfII-ir,. ""t~"'. | i ,',.. t, ",,". .
ttle; !: IT, vs!:ry $50. Es,'-si.,. t',:.: \. ~.
Louis .1"hn II. ~, ,s,'r.' r.nn i! RI, -,
Memphis. TtHh,; s'sass i To-. s,.. ~ Il T.
Assa. i'll. hr'.t Fst.ts' .4.".'- - :. ~ 81,
| F'.Es>sa '.c wes:-
| The fsreutcaa Facilities offered for Gf,e
Hr0.et litsM Aslat speedy 'Ersn.-
| p0Ftaaiun sf LIVE @EnCk.
| Ana kI. -a'r, :s.Hn :'in.
ao1ss:7ssark II 2ats..'".ro
FlkEIGtaTx.
~ This Rou.t i'r. 4';i- ..-:::.: = r
.asdst I, att t.,,n KLt.: .r'.. wv t~s. '',: ~
ey ls4.!:n4a .1r !:
| The ?tnnsylsani. !l.scz,. -o.:rr's 4. i':..
with S'raner..t ~ 'v III Il 'c:- - *.'.it.! . ~
port on tis ok.t M.-.rs's-:' n'.'i -. f. ',..
oer7;t illinois. M--'-r:p?.. '*":! N -':r- Is. =.
ArsIn-1* a,ss H.i E.rs:,; ~. :t".,r.':.~ -.
&hlc-:o TIi S'.aEN..:' =. = =. tse :"s'.'.
| Likes.
,.reaaa:: an! >n;T.7, IA. ':':,. :ra',s.'. 4:
!hr!t fright 10 TIL so: .: ~: ..'; "t :. i
| It's ateetr ftlt1.tf.
T:e r.tr- # FIR III: T., ri TT; sly .'u: i' y
br ft- Penn, K.r., 81. -. !'l.
! - arr eh4r-t., 'v'tstr K. -. re}s4r>-.
~ II PLttnar ,i"..r- =" ..AP.>>, + :
b. j. - fEHf:k. Ii,f.. ~,
MA1tAw Y ktn,:.>. ~ H.'i u. ~
! LEE.M ~, :N 1A-sa' th'- p. = W. ~ =.
t New f.rk.
LE:,.N 70. Nc. :; >',t...,v:. 1t.'"i
II, y. HtiE-rlS .t;r:,i trt -'f ~ t'"f I; ::
| !. l.. '..iti'i. t.'a' I: ~ "a lt".'at:.f
! TAT@I.L &Fts =. y 3IF'i.,+A
, 1860-06-01
}SACfNE. AMI. :tl-~:~-:s l..
~ E.t1LE.}Af..

%ss+%.Sssa "f s'8 r.
I'm sn after April i7,h t1a, s..ns VII ally,
days excepted. - fui!"w+:
t:tlyG wc~-.
,- -.
AEA'o n@e'ct. IkpFss. ashfF " s':t' :. tt - =. ::
S"@e e:haext -, ." ~ ~ y M:'.H' ~: = T. y
r1'l'e ~. ~: ~ eA'. ~: lug ;. t''"t - u" lH
fsvel"tt - u. =" 81 "?': ;.-s':'.vr. a. Us
~. = 1s4t "a. ~ III" f!-'r.s =: ~ Ii.
Ae4se I4.n "a '"he.' EUR ~ 'N'-"rt i "; "a.
On asf*' u ~ .sah, IT, - goa > a.. !" ~
'sift' Il 'e'o4t AZ u "'.H. F'tts'rf u :: :faHi
Leavs Freprrt Exptes- l...e. 1T t,e:, H., .r't =.
E:A pm, tituon st .:ia .,u t".n.c,In. vita II Il.
Vile ap M,.pn Rae ne i. ..it n ~ :. ~. =, H. :,
, 1860-06-01
The f:Feukcsa Facilities offered TOR Ef3
FF0set AltsA Mttal speedy TRAITS.
p0Ftasiun of I.lt L: HEngf%

IsCF+4tl.U i LAKE HURON
RAILWAY. s..,' ':tsa:i -, IL :: u. .
ether El>t. 1!i.4-
s!vr> l: 1':;:! loat ): ~ Ns- lrI: II: :.. f.
tru II ! ~: s"tt eti;': -. i.ts':-. y -a::' !:
!. 4 ks.e ran. x's'. tLt ;. -.'-'. II ~
Ee n:tllnei 1t H.. tE.tr H. ,~. II. tIi.t IL,
fttlh
, 1860-06-01

DOLIT1CAL CLU ST!
md n.te to order
js'e413-wtu. 1e &. Watsrx IT., cor "elas OateAEo.
, 1860-06-01

L. AN :':' vi !sA!. Ht''.'.
rEAN>i..:. :.iNl. r: y IA. l.A.i :. ~.
t.: 7" ~" xi:', F7';,s - -. -. .''','
sey. Ssw Ytrs Ylry A. =.
Ntrr.I-n:.. ny =: - ~ : - - ~ :
| sn :he s:4s,:tn pe.r.s: s'.... :, It :. ~.:
Rax:.:" ct'ISs':'.E rg':.
.rFts. ra.'s s; s::1 ST. !,Ss,:! :, x. 'F'
=: f:I-S::;:: t,:ss:. - :. -: .:.@.: >..;' :, '
H-.zl,4 - ltan.;s :'f",: @:'.1. S. s'c
Boston, 1r! ~ :n'--"'.s,. s.. .-.-' ~
Icsk cersr.!a:a W. - ~ =: ,".
VIII. 4. ~: ::< Il. :: 49,. :::..,
sr:sE.a7:.,
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-31

STATEOF MICHIGAN, County of Ingham, S..
~ AT a session of the Probate Court for the
county of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office.
in the City OF Lansing, on Monday. the 3Oth day
of January. in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty. Present, VIM. II. Pinckney.
Judge CT Probate. In the matter of the estate of
Daniel G. Tobias, deceased. On reading and
fling the petition, duly verified, Of VIM B.
Barber, administrator upon said estate, praying
that he NAV be licensed TO sell the real estate o.
said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 9th
dav of March next, at II o'clock in the fore.
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs at law of said deceased, and al
other persons interested in said estate are reauir
ed 10 appear at a session of said Court, then &c
be holden at the Probate Office, in the village o.
Mason, and show cause, if any there be, why
the PRAYER of the petitioner should not be grant
ed: And It is further ordered, that said petit
toner give notice to the persons interested il
said estate, OF the pendcucy of sand petition. anC
the hearing thereof by causing copy OF thi
order to be published in the Lansing Republican
a newspaper printed and circulating in said coun
II of lngham successive weeks previous &
said day of hearing. A true copy.
WM. Ii. PINCKNEY,
| 6w249 Judge of Probate.
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Probate Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ingham, IS.
- At session of the Probate Court for the Co.
Of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office in the VIII
lage of Mason, on Monday, the 10th day of Jam
uary, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty. Present. VIM. Ii. Pinckney, Judge
of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Sam.
uel Bender, deceased. On reading and filing
the petition, duly verified, of Lydia VI. Bender,
widow of said deceased praying that letters of
administration may be granted upon said estate
| tosthe said petitioner.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 9th
day of February next at ii O'Clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition
and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons interested in said estate, are re-
quired to appear at session of said Court
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village of Mason, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted: And 1t is further ordered, that
said petitioner give notice to the persons interes-
ted in said estate, of the pendency of said petit
ton, and the hearing thereof, by causing a COW
of this order to be published in the Lansing Re-
publican, newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of lngham, successive weeks previ-
Gus to said day OF hearing. A true copy.
WM. II. PINCKNEY,
24Sw3 Judge of Probate.
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Notice TO CONTRACTORS.

THE Commissioners OF the Ionia, Houghton
l. Lake and Mackinac State Road, will let the
work said road in the counties Of Ionia and
HontcalIn, 10 the lowest responsible bidders. on
Monday, the 21th day OF February, A. D. 1850.
AZ 10 O'Clock \. NJ. of said day, az the hall OF
J. X VI G. Smith x Co, in the village of Ionia,
county seat All Of said road north of the north
line OF lOnia county is to be cut six rods wide ;
said road is be cleared of all fallen or standing
timber, &c, three rods in width, and ten feet in
width on each side OF the center line thereof is 10
be well grubbed of all stumps, &c, and 10 be
leveled 80 as 10 make a smooth road bed. Upon
swampy, marshy. or wet ground, said road is TO
be constructed with timber g feet long, anc not
less than eight inches in diameter; said timber
70 be hewn on one side, 10 form the surface OF
the road and the sides to be sufficiently straight
ened TO form close and compact work; the whole
to be spotted down 10 three good and subst.n.
tial sirIngers, so as 70 form a smooth and level
surface. The sluices wherever necessary, are
70 be bull. in a good and substantial manner, OF
sound hewn timber. The above work will be
let in sections Of one mile or more 10 suit
| bidders.
Payment for the above work will be made il
money or swamp lands. at the option of the con.
tractors, subject 70 all the provisions and condi.
tons Of an Act entitled, An act Of the Legs
azure of the State of Michigan for the drainage
and reclamation o. the State Swamp Lands bv
system OF State roads and bitches approved
February llth, 1852. Dated Ionia, Januar,
Esd, 1880.
/ S. A. YEOMANS,
c. OSCAR THOMPSON,
24Sw5 Crn,uissioners.
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Lansing Cemetery.

, ;o;n. meeting of the Board OF superintend
ant. of the CITY Cemetery, and OF the Township
p..,d of the town Of Lansing, was held January
os,b. 1860, at 9 o'clock P. ~, at the Common
Counci room Of the City of Lansing.
Present, on the part Of the City OF Lansing
Theodore Hunter, David NJ. Basley and james
Turner; on the part Of the Town OF Lansing
p.,som Everett o. D. Skinner, Thomas Treat
and William Lee.
Mr. Everett was called 10 the chair, and Mr
BspIey was appointed Secretary.
N, Turner offered the following for discus
sion:
Resolred. That the Cemetery within the City
of Lansing belongs to said city.
After considerable discussion the resolution
was Withdrawn.
Mr.. Turner then offered the following pream'
BILE and resolution, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t is deemed to be questionable as
to the ownership Of the fee Of the Cemetery IN
tho City Of Lansing, therefore
Resoiyed, That the deed conveying said Gem
stery ground, and the law governing such prop
erty. be submitted to John W. Longyear on the
Dart of the City of Lansing, and to - on
the part of the Township of Lansing, to report
their opinion to the Common Council OF City OF
Lansing, and to the Township Board of the town
Of Lansing. as to which party ia entitled TO the
fee Of said Cemetery.
The meeting then adjourned.
RANSOM EVERETT, Chairman.
n Al RAcIrx Gacreknrn
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