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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
STATE or LOUISIANA,

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans,
Be IL remembered, that l4h December 1885,
before the subscriber Justice the and for the
city Aforesaid personally appeared omer Gailard President
and A. Scheibe Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company New oieans who being duly sworn according to
law depose say accounts ara lust ape
true and transcript from the books Of said Company
Q. GAILLARD, President
A. SGHREIBER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this day, Deeoinher
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
Tie Board Trustees resolved to nav six per cent IN
the outstanding Certificates Of for the wears 1857
and 1855 after the MONDAY in Febrnary nagt
The Board of Trustees have declared dividend OF Ten
Per of the Gonnany far the
year ending November 30 1852 for which Certificates VIII be-
-TRUsrEEs-
Geo. W. West, r. P. Hunt,
Jas. A. White, MI Musson
Douglas West, Mnrtin Gordon Jr
D. Jnmison, NaIaa Augnstin
Ar Miltenberger, Cesaire Olivier.
j.Leisy, "A. Bohn e
omer Galard. 55
The Company against the pers of he saas
and rivers and loss and damage by e the Of
premiums.
s7s- ONCE. No 3 t'aronde,et street. Dig
FOR GONORHHfsA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sor.rJ-
FIQNThis wor'drenowned preparation affections
G the generatve organs whether Physi-
efficacy. Thousands of sufferers have relieved by NJ
Purely vegetable composition, 1t harmless Hs n
caeios The system becomes invgoated the debitatod
body and depressed mind restored energy. -
B. ABRA
Sole agent for the Unite
nylT ly Apotheeary 25 Camp street, N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

The object for winch this corporation has been formed IL to
maintain STEAMBOATS, for the transportation for compensation
Of passengers, treight the United States ec oin New
Orleans to shreveport Jees0n and above the Red Raft
and all Intermediate landings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

The Trustees have declared Semi Annual Dividend
at the rate Of SIX PER GENT per Rnn accordance will
the Bylaws, for the six months previous the 1st inst
The dividend due eAc deposor VIII be paid IN CASH or b
placed to his her credit deposit the l of MAY n
may be preferred.
SAM JONES, JR., see,y.
New oreans. May III, lstD fnylf 1T
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03


LUCISA Cordial; 5
JUNO Cordial;
mr.. BEARNETHy's Detergent;
DAL3YaS CarnninHtive
INFALIIBIIE Z Cholera Remedy;
z.a KENnAIIlS Cholera Syrup,
ALExANDER,S Tricobuphe;
HARRISoN'S Hair Dye;
BACHELORS Hair Dye
PHALONS Hair Dye:
F JAYNE,S Hair Tonic;
CHRISTAD@R0iS IS Hair Dye;
wOI4FE'S Aromatic Scheidam Schuapps;
wy WATERS Indelhie Ink;
PAPS0N'S Indelible Ink;
a. NE KIDDER,S Indelble Ink:
WRTGHTaS Efasiye Liquid;
20e0 pounds UNI DROPS assorted;
600 - JUJHBE PASTE. sz
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, for n1edici-
nal purposes constantly on hand.
H Merchants Planters Physicians respectfully
solicited. Every article guaranteed fresh and genuins.
g. N. MORRISON Co,
lR u MsEaIins street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

Personally appeared before me- Arthur saucer Jnscs of
the Peace for the parish of Orleans CURRIE DUNCAN
Treasurer of the New Orleans Savings institution who being
duly swor deposes that the above true and COR
rect transcript from The books Of said rastituion
j. GgRRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer
sworn to and subscribed before me this day May To- 1906
ARTHUR sAuCIER, Sd g. r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

d Imperial, 1875, for sale by
s. WOLFF,
corner Gravier and New Leves SITS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

Tie Dental Association Of Michigan held iher
fifth annual meeting at Detroit, on Tuesday,
when the following officers were elected Tor the
ensuin. wear: Or. {. $ CAit,eEden, OF Hamil-
ton, I. W, President; Or. VIM. Cahoon, OF De-
troit. Vice President; DR.. L. c. Whiting, of De
troit Secretary and Treasurer; Drs. ii. Benedict,
J. II. Farmer and T. A. White, Executive, E1-
aiming and Publishin. Committee.
On motion of DR.. Porter, Il committee OF SIX
vas appointed to write essays on the different
subjects for discussion Al the next meeting.
The following wer, the Committee, with the
subjects on which they were appointed 10 write
Or. Whiting on the effects of diseased gums
and teeth on the general health.
Dr. Porter on difficult deutition.
Dr.. Farmer on neuralgia and rheumatism.
H.. Mansfield on mechanical dentistry.
b.. Cahoon on dental etiquette and fees
Dr.. CA',rcudeR on second icntition.
On motion of Or. Mansfield, that no member
of thi, Society shall take student into his office
and engage to teach him the practice of either
department Of Dentistry ia less time than two
years: aud all such students during their pupil
are, shall have the privilege of attending III,
meetings of the Society, bl, shall take no par
in its deliberations
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

the city Hon David Sears presided a, ma.
lhs OF twenty gentlemen, vho subscribed 81 e"r
for he relief Of the sufferers aud an,oi.,',"
committee 10 solicit further contrihp,o.'
Trains 10 Lawrence are crowded A IS
force of reporters is on the ". III 4 and eng
received are voluminous. bu, really afford g,,,s
new. John Ward, ope alive in the c,,s ;Ne
room Of the second story. who WAS niraeplor.,ss
saved with his wife, who worked near him -
scribes his escape as follows:
:" WAS IN the carding room with the seo,.,
oversser, lighting up. IL was five ar ten rn,r,1.
before ). We had hnt f-w burners rgb,as
Suddenly | heard loud, laundering crash ovs-
head, and looking up saw sha'tiuc coming d,xr
upon - all over the room. Terrified stood j..
tened 10 the spot, although | knew the builar.
was coming GA me Then | heard tie oye,Sass.
shout. tried 10 jump cat Of the rubbish b,,
something struck me >en>ec>S. When | cam.
60. found myself in the rubbish. covered w.L
blood from wounds GOA INV face. FINALLY cr,rI
ed up and got 20 the top, and found a lot Of m.
ms hanging over me, which liked To have tai,
NY life, but succeeded in getting out has
ed dead girl and two nau.lrl bodies W..
first Vas Knocked down tn under hs,,,
grinding stone. which VAS too heavy 10 give Wa,
10 the weight above"
Ward found hrs vie al the tity Hall
The following i one ii the hearirei ding ir,,
dents Margaret Hamilton. ssci IL Thisx,.
/ her FIRST day'- work Her devoted o,her a,,.-
ded her, ans. wbeu asked what Injuries b,.
/ daughter received, replied. " Her arm i hfok.,
and her head j. hrohen, ana ola, my Godi~-s,
/ here the poor woman burst into ttMs-" nv
poor darling l. AL broken The uniortua,,.
/ -Ul dici to-day. The daughter was the ma.
support Of the mother and iour children.
Ms olive Bridges. II Calai> Ne. who so,k
ed in the filth story s,izcd tie hosting cham %
/ the elevator and went safely down and cscsn,l
uuiuiured.
Before the buii,lir. caught tire. a number 81,
those imprisoned beneath tire ruins couil j.
seen ard cnur,rsed with Drinks and refresh
ncuts In some instances were passed To them
/ When the ire spread over the ruins thcr faurs
escape hopeless. aui b.d adisu 60 friends sad IA
several css.s gave directions - 60 the di.po.itap.
of their effects. In enc part of the building
/ hole Was battered through q wall, aud throaeb
/ IL could be seen three Young women. Who s,J
/ they we've not AZ AL iiinr,d uue thrust h.,
arm through she small aperture, and begged IA
hc drawn through II, but before. tie Aperture
could he made large enough, tLe flames drove
the men away, and CD, persons persisted
! jury vas Summoned Who. after yiewin,
| the dead adjourned tin tomorrow The ipsu
rance on the Pcmbcrtou Mil, vas a.oo0 said
/ To be- against fire only
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

The Republicans IN tbt House dbl good
DAYS ~ofi on SATURDAY. They placed them.
selves square Ga the rr,onI "a f,alv snd anxious
10 organizr the House ia Tie only manner nov
rfacneah'e-by aiopu the r.uralit, rule ard
letting the highest vote elect Every genthf.
can prescnt voted Tor lis Iu vntiu. against the
Nam Question, and VI, s~rs Ha-kia. Adrian. aud
ii cArnan, tAnu-Lecomptcn nenocfats.) voted
with them. Had Nr-Sss. George Briggs and
Horace +. CLARK Of this ciiv done hkewisc. The
long struggle would have been ended. a Speaker
elected, and Cougre,, iu "a condition Tor business
But the Democrats aud south Americans ali ,o.
ted in effect against the Plurality rule and thus
in favor of keeping the House disoreauizgd ia.
definitely. Mr.. Garrett If Virginia declared
that The Democrats would have the House re.
msln IN chaos until the ith of Narca, lstl be.
fore they would consent 10 thc adoption 81 the
Plurality rule Mr. Pugh of Alabama declared
that he would hae Ia perpc.uatc d,scori ia the
House, and that he thought It would bc quite az
well for his constituents that the House should
never organize, ami the Government come 20 q
dead lock. Such ave the men and such the sen.
timents which now cont.ol the couusels of The
Democratic patty, and are pushing il on to Dc.
strucion.
We heartily wish the Republicans in the
House would ncvermore consent 10 an adjourn.
ment OF the House without first struggling fora
vote on the Plurality rule. Ii they would Just
cit in their seats night or two, asking their
opponents 10 sav what they have O. say abont
Mr.. j. Is Cark's iieper-helplng resolve. and
then let the Yeas and Nays be taken upon H.
they would CRAFTY the great body of their con.
stituents. We care not how often nor how early
the House NAV be adjourned hy coalition Of
the anti Republican Members voting by Yea.
and NAYS; but wish TO Republican would
ever more vote Ia adjourn I,or neglect to vote
against il, until an organization shall have been
effected. Let the People see, a. often and a.
clearly as possible why and by whom the pres.
cnt anarchy is protrscted-N \. T,itpnc.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

MAIL CoNTRAcTORs.-By Geographic advice.
from Washington TO the y. Y Tribune, We Learn
that the Post Office Department daily receives
numbers OF notices of abandoning service from
xar!ous sections, ard all bids for untitled contracts
demsnd double and treble the recent conuer Sa-
ton. No arrangements have been msde for con-
tinuiug the service in such cases, except where
contracts expire within a few months Tho,e
for the South have three and half wears to run /;
FOR tie Southeast two sne half; and for the
West, two. The Central division will ,xrire on
iAc lst OF July, when new proposals viii be made
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

The Constitution, according to the decision q
the highest tribunal known to this Government
sscUREs To EVERY CITIZEN the right II taking
and holding HI. ''a,,s -, he 7srri;orjss II ne
Un"ed Sues. This j. the BOND, and by il We
believe the people "f The Northern States ase
willing 20 abide. Honor, truth, pli-htcd iaiih,
and every other sacred principle known and ap-
prcciated by n.div4u as aud communities De.
maud il.
What j. the inevitable. deduction which for.
from this statement Of faci-: TBE CURSE O,
SLAvfEY, ~ IL trEsE-THF BLFssfSG oE SIA.
Why, II II ~ COOP or a BAD HiEsaIxG-mssi
BE- ai.ks 'Hdisrm 0r enjo.ci Lg he People Of
1srTuprV, d'r,ng The sJisf,Ae> IF The Terrfe-
rial Corporation az o5yoni-Gf,pp.- HaskiHs'
foi. Torpi'stiop. characterization, Orgaa.
When tho Official organ thus lard down ihs
Democratic ecd short time AGO. there was
considerable descent expire. sed among D,mocrs,
in thi- latitude, who lad Ili'irl themselves 90
the " Popular Sovereignty platform They De-
clinod To cep, the Washington organ a, the
exponent of th,if vi,ws
But IT --cui- The Organ only f0rcshadosea
the declarations Of the Message. TIE Pres.
dent now autbofitafiy,lv declare, The zane Pro-
slavery docfiue, AID go Democrat vi venture
to a--.fi th" contrary save with batei breaih.
The " Popular Sovcr,isuts' platform il torr
down AMI G.-,arI,1 aud There j. little doubt
that vha'ever VIZ faces they mas make, North
era Democrats Hli jc compelled 20 saali0s toe
above l"el, a. Charlottesville .TggrHai.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17
FIRE IN Lawrence. We Learn from ,

FIRE IN LAWRENCE - We Learn from the
Paw Paw 7rue Norfherner that an extensive
fire occurred in the village Of Lawrence. Van
Buren, County, on Saturday evening last, invo.-
wing the loss OF more than one half of the bu,i.
ness portion of the place. Seven buildings. ill.,
cluting stores, shops and post Office, were totally
destroyed, without dollar OF insurance cover
in any OF it. The fire, as near as We can asc,r-
tain, originated from defective chimney in the
store of the Messrs. Chadwick, whose los i. es-
timated at Si,o0o. 1t is said to have been the
most severe fire that has ever occurred in Law.
renee, or in the county for the last eight years
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

NOTHING NEw-The n Y Tribune devo-es
large space 10 the details of an outrage upon an
unoffendng Irishman named Jane. Cranrale.
from whom the narrative is derived, the main
ton Mercury and the Augusta (Geo) DjsDafcL.
Nr. Crangale went South 10 fIli. a contract.
which was broken by the other party H. sued
for damages, and finally obtained judgment
Then he could get no officer to serve the writ
OF attainment, and was finally cheated out of
the whole amount. He denied that he was IN
toxicared, or had ever uttered an anti.-lavcry
sentiment, say. that the rumor was set ailost bv
one OF the men against whom he held the exc
cution for the purpose of avoiding payment
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Gov Boutwell,.
Secretary OF the Massachusetts, Board of Educa.
ton. has received an urgent offer to take the
Presidency of the Michigan State isricIu-a.
College.
This IS most j1dicious selection, AID it i 10
be hoped that Gov. Boutwell, will SEE fir to {. IN.
ply with the invitation. He is a practical edaco.
tioaal man, and IN accomplished, scientific aud
practical farmer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

SOLEMN VISTA large cro~n Of persons.
attended by concert troupe, recently visited the
grave Of Henry Clay, near Lexington, Ky. Or
the hallowed spot dirge was sung. Tie lad :
OF the troupe al first stood in the snow, but the
Kentucky gentlemen dotfed their cloaEs, and
casting them spon the frozen crust. formed 2 c..
pet upon which the women might stand with
comfort
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

ACCIDENTAL >HooT-SG "A young man named
samuel Jones 1ss accidentsly shot dav before
yes;er ~, In Sp-iugwei.s, while hunting. He
wa in the sct Of climbing a fence Z, the time
and struck the lock Of hi. gun on the top rail.
drawing i back and letting il fall upon .he CAP.
which caused tie explosion Of tie charge TIE
gun vas loaded with pigeOn->hO,, about ten #
which entered 81 right leg above he knee,
I n'ctIrs severe though not serious rounc.
DE was able 70 get 10 house, where he received
assistance aad procured medical s:teuds.ce.-
Free Prsss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

Tx swISbLrR WALLACE A Pitissurgh ps'
per says that the swinllng banker, J. =
Wallsce, who gained The c0uftence OF os
people Of CorUnua aid the bankers Of Deto',
and then 9iddled Them out Of several thO0s-1'
co'lar-, is the same man Who, under the izne
Of ". c. Williams, sxiucied the Abeghah,
Bank out 81 - 900 -On.e month"; since siHc''
He then showed Himself e be Z mot co1-lE
mate and accomplished rascal and this reps'-
ton be has fully sustained by his later frsD'''
tions.-Det Adu.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17
s3
aoSMEKS



There are certain facts respecting the negota-
ton Of tie Ste Marie Canal Bond-, authorized
by act OF the Legislature, entitled " An Act to
provide for the repairing, preservation aud ope-
rating of the Ship Canal ar uaI the Falls OF st.
Mary, and to perform the trust concerning the
same" approved February Is, 1889, TO the ful
knowledge Of which the people Of the State of
Michigan are entitled.
The act 90 February H. among other things,
provided that the bonds, after certain public adj
verti-e,neuts of time and plac, shall " be sold TO
H. h;h.g, h;5l.- ,,.I.u no, J.. sold ., los
e
'i''H / ar anu 'i' "-'iSt o'''''''1 '4" 80
loan or loans, shall be pad over TO the State
Treasurer. and hall constitute a part Of the St
NJ, Ell. Chin C.,,l c,,I IN >. .,,.lied and
USE ''' '''o ' ~ P~' 49, 60 " 80
other pUrp0-c whatever, Tor which application
of -Ich monies the E.iih Of the State is hereby
rl.d,.dr
....- -. IL, 49,. ~,
LUG ',"'' ''' -
were Id'U'!td ~ respect 10 inc 'd'Vtus'hs 'o'
bids for th. loan aI.I IA the acceptance OF those
HID. which up,u b..ur oneued il appeared
II a.. -. 3D.. t.;,,t'..t ia
- -
d''-. 10 "i'3i t"r d"t'h "i7 Hia'i'' Ia pursuance
Ol i4w.
The Governor took a bond from f. III HAZE
si,t. s,,r,i, ID. l.,,,.i,l.,od
~,
''t ''f IL -'''7 ~ use ~ q, '''
pom; iia INST ''ips "is committees ~ the iIras-
UrcF. NgOl b the entire sIm Wis treated "a
b,vfa.- hoo. a. s.',-.-v f..I Oyer. aid was cred
,r r.
OF br1-H z home tie i'Fr -"a lett oehi'd
s3p,"p' giving i,s check - li'z'ton Co Tor
that amount, and rcc-ivir; from Them their own
Obligation therefor
J; NN be oh-e-T I'd tlai III i'an'ng 70 Hazleton
= Co. the amount ut $4,000 as above stated,
the state TrCasr-c- vinlo-ci the provisions of
these different statutes enact 4 a. widely differ
eut dates, but directed 70 tie same essential end
The act above referred - provides that the
money 50 obtained shall BE- paid over to the
Stat Treasurer. 10 vas not 80 paid over; or If
50, and was loaned back, then was there direct
violation OF section OF " An act to provide for
the Withdrawal OF Treasury notes, and for other
purposes, approved February 10, 1872, which
reads n follows:
All collecting and di-bursios officers, all
county anu township 'feaSnrers, ana all other
,,,,i,,, -, .",, ~ -
nav inn, th. STAT. county aud t,,Frsl,;n tre.su.
rics, a. the case may be, or to State, county and
township creditors, "a 'he case may be, at the
i,;. ,:,rt ~, - c = ''' -
vices. n tl,. option OF such officers m. same
description of fund. which they shall have re-
cei'ed !" The coil c;l'h oil taNeS' or other pubic
- :.
lectin, and di.b,,si,', oncers or accents who
shall violate any ot the provisions of this act or
shall appropriate am 81 the public moneys TO
MS Ut t"yF p''''y u''' ,N'eP' III pursuance Vi
r.. ,,,,. of .,,5 ,,,,I;. ,,nn.rs h. a, ,har
shall be prosecuted for said oi!ense. and. on
conviction thereof be punished by fine and inn
DfiS0umput. the tgp not 20 be than
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

No SrE.KER--There is no Speaker vet and
no immediate prospect of one The dead-loc
continues. and the lOeofoeo party are giving
evidence from day 10 day. of the rottenness OF
their pretensions TO conscience and patriotism.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

GREAT Wool SALE N Bo>rON-On Wednes-
day last the wool sale of Ii. Harris Il Co. came
off at Boston. and was well attended by many
dealers from New York a. well "a by IA large
number of interested parties from New Eng
land. The bidding was very spirited. and all
the lots were disposed of, acgregatng 34S 600
lbs. y large part ot the foreign was Withdrawn
The following were the sales of domestic: 600
broken fleece and tub at 33c; 10000 do. I'M
washed, fine and medium fleece. S2c; 10000
line and medium Tub ~: 5000 do graded
fleece i5a50; $4,000 d.. extra graded do So {:
extra DO. do 53a5'; $4,000 double do. 60 l-2;
5000 common and medium fleece. 80: As 900
graded fleece. $3.50 10; 10000 extra graded.
81; l>.0Oo common and medium fleece. IS:
$4,000 extra graded do. 52aji: 10000 double
do. IS; 5000 graded fleece, i5a5O: 1000
double extra pulled, AZ; 5000 extra pulled. As;
$4,000 superfine pulled. S4a3. -; So 900 No.
l.. %; 1900 black do. %, 10000 superine
pulled, s3aSi; $4,000 unwashed fleece. IL IL:
1000 mixed medium and common fleece. Al.
toEeign-i5 bales unwa>hed Fax IL; 80 mats
lndigna. 40; 9, bales washed Nerino. 20 lbs
bales washed 5. Fax. % 33 bales. "a II per h.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

QCIrE NATURAL. The Locofoco Senators
failed to recognize Nr. Seward on taking his
seat. This i not wonderful They have long
since filled - recognize the fundamental and
saiH'aTy principles Of or covernmcnt-vLy
not then tho Statesman who cxpounis and up
holds Them
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

y PEESEST--Mr. Loagworth. Of Cinc,uu att.
has sent 10 Mr.. Sherman. the Republican candi-
date for Speaker. a present 0: 200 bottles Of
his famous Catavba wine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

lI1NIFE Al-rNG--W- would c4ll the atten-
lion 30. taa r..i p o. notice n anothar col
gmB. Of in ri1- nf the -sry ETH r o. Road
in on = urday next. Th- viii ha the fr,t
gathering 90, To. kui in th- coa1ty. ~ ~
arm Other towns ar preparing for th-se meet
iH-,. W. world suggest that The several town
- p after h3.ta- ta--c me tins and collect
IN II n Information a. NAV ~ had assemble
n c9uaty convention aud compare notes. Let
HiIl>d j. county commence these i1ter-stin,
annual -atlerir = tn present. winter.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

A NIRACLE-ALNosT.-Th first instance on
record of woman scared out of the use of her
tongue, is the following: Mrs. Macready, the
reader, was so frightened by the attempt of
busisr TO break into her apartments at Water.
bury, last Thursday evening, that she lost her
voice, and was consequently obliged to break an
engagement to read in public. She is now un-
der medical treatment
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

SLAvEET ABOLISHED y NEBEA>EA-T ne per
-c,erlnr efforts Of tie L pghlican- in the "
tra-h4 l. -i>latlra have a. Ia been crowned
with succ = On Tuesday. tie ID Inst. the
III for tn abolition 81 slavery in the Territory
was re-u-c.;a,-d In TIE Council. and passed b1
ma lfity Of one Il lad previously passed the
Hou,a by ma 5ri-v of four. 1t j. expected
Gov. Black VIII veto il.
On ta- zane day the Bill providing for q Con
sttntoaal Convection. passed the House bv
considerable majority d. Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17
Friyhtful CasrastrOphe (:

Fall OF the Pem5er.on Mills, at Laurence,
.Mdss-Seren hundred persons buried az the
r.ins-A cOnfdgrdiiOa ersIses, and large
numbers perish IN the fr'aes-7he Killed aud
missing reported Il! us. and the rounded al
l6O-P.cunidrs loss, 5000 900.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17


Com'r State Land Office.
On motion Board adjourned till January 10,
A. ID. 1860. n G. I>BEIL,
Chairman Boord auditors.
WV. ii. PINCKSEY, Clerk.
Lansing, Dec. 9Th, 1859.
The following deductions are irresistible
If the transaction referred 10 was loan, il
was in violation of the fourth section of the law
of 1872;
II it was a deposit, it was in violation OF the
Act of February, lS55;
If it was delivery Of the bond, OF the State
without receiving the pay Tor them in full, it
was a violation of the Act of 1889, authorizing
the Canal Lean.
In either of the above cases, the State Treas
nrcr has brought himself within the terms of the
statute, found upon page 22a, SIC IL, compiled
laws:
The office of State Treasurer, Commissioner
of the Land Office, or OF any other collector or
receiver ot public moneys, appointed by the
Legislature, hv the Governor alone or by the
Governor. bv aud with the advice and consent
of the Senate, or OF both branches Of the Legis
aturc, except those officers for whose removal
provision ia otherwise made by law, NAV be de-
Glazed vacant by the Governor, in case il shall
appear To him, on sufficient proofs, that such
Treasurer. Commissioner, or other officer. has in
any particular wIllully violated his duty"