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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

School BoARD--P PRocEEpNas LAST NIaHr.
The Board met at the Usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair. The minutes
Of the previous evening were read and
adopted. @ i.aesg
A communication was received from d. j.
Toohy Esq, in behalf of I. NJ. Burke, mem-
Der OF the Board from the Fourth Ward, ask
ing leave OF absence till the latter part OF
September. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Wotson's resolution, changing the
period of recess for scholars In the D grade
from fifteen to thirty minutes, was taken up,
Mr.. Watson forcibly argued the advantages
to the pupils health, which would result from
the change. It was as reasonable to expect
a serubby tree to produce good fruit, as an
unhealthy child, to make rapid advancements
in knowledge.
He was followed by MesSrs. Stratton, Pow.
ers, Armstrong, Newton, and others, who de-
fined their position on the resolution, when
1t was referred to the Committee on course Of
study. IlI
The Building Committee reported in favoi
Of painting the following houses, at costs moi
exceeding the estimates affixed
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by Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

higher; Chicago and Rock Island 74s; Chicago Bur.
llngtOn AVID Quincy, 7si Bonds, lg; Galena aud
Ga.sg s' IPIGSls Script 81 ds ha!S 81 meSsSs aS
Southern, l6i DO. Guaranteed, IS; Michigan Centra
63A; Ere 22K, New York Central, e2A; bpnde, 6E
Pacl6c Mail, IS; United States ives Of a, lolAi
North CarOnoa Skies, 81; Chicago aud Rock Island
Second Bonds, sOi Lllinois CentIal bondsi va.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

A UCTION sALE-BY COOPER & STOKES.
"A as acres Of Land at Auction, one and bali
miles irom Newport, Ry., GU TaYlur's Nil. Rad OF
Sandy Lane Will be sold at auction, on MONDAY
AFTERNo NOON, July 3s, At o'clock, on the oqises,
thirty-hve acrps OF good land, fronting On IaylurB
Mil Road. This land can be diyldod SO as 20 make
two country seats each or which would g nm and
Is ali under fence, and 70 well adapted for fruit or
grapes WIN be sold in one lot, Or diyiaed as may
given October |, 1860. Persons wishing 20 see III 2
prnmlAes or learn more about u eeteTe tho gay q
Terms. One half cash. balance 10 suit the pur-
eiaser Will An per cent interest occurred by mort
gaze. = COOPER 6rQKEa,' Auc'rs,
: Elsrd. 8ua sllq "a East f'airih-st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

The Committee also recommended the cou-
struction Of u stone-wall and iron fence in
front of the First intermediate School-houses,
at cost not exceeding $3.50.
On motion, the President was appointed to
confer with the Union Board, ON the subject
ofcousolidating the High Schools. Adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

SERIOUS Row ON WALNUT HILLs.-A row
occurred on Walnut Hills on Saturday night
which it is feared will yet result in the death
of one of the parties, named John Swene y.
1t appears that free fight took place at a
freely used Three or four persons were
stabbed; but Sweney's wounds were the
most serious, his abdomen having been cut
in such a manner that his recovery is deemed
i'm possible. No arrests have yet been made
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

a' ADAMs's ExPREss sCoMPANY.-Thise excellent
Company place us under daily obligations
for Eastern papers, always in advance Of the
mail-favors we especially appreciate, and
for which we arc duly thankful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

BURGLARY IN LNN-sTREBT. residence
of James Long, on, Linn-street, near Clark,
was feloniously entered on Saturday night
and robbed of a quantity Of jewelry and
plated ware, together With $50 in money.
The entrance was effected, apparently, by
means of an Outsider" and So noiselessly
did The burglars prosecute their work that
the inmates of the house were not aware OF
the nocturnal visit until their guests had de-
parted,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

THANKs.-To J. P. Glore and Harry Jor-
dan of the Kentucky Central Railroad, we
return-our thanks for Louisville papers six
hours in advance of the mail.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

A LITERAL ErHIoPIAN.--,Julius, did you
attend de last meeting OBJ de Abolition, De-
batting Society~ s"Yes sir." Well, what
was de fust ting dat cum up afore de house2
"De fust ting dat cum afore de house? why
il was a charcoal cartl'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24
lBy Telegraph.l
New York bank Statement.

NEW York, July 23y--The New York Bank
statement for the week ending tudY shows az
Increase In Loans, l,3Oi 923; Decrease IN specie,
Sle77l3; Decrease in Circulation, slal,@si AnSreAso
In DepOsite, 81, ,5lI, 2OA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

DOMESTIC REolpRs. - A farmers pretty
daughter sends these recipes to the Rural
Nei0 Yorker; lo a1dt
\ Cur CAKE.-Two cups of sugar; one cup Of
butter two of buttermilk; four eggs two
teaspoonsfui soda, and half nutmeg.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24
City N ews.

LErTrRs DETAINED FOR WANT or PosrA0E,
Monday, July %: f'
Mrs. J. A. Weld, Marietta Ohio.
Mrs. Mary A. Bowen, salem, Mass.
Mrs. j. J. Plemadon, Detroit, Mich
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

&s~ The DAILY PRESS to be had every
morning at the counting-room. Pnce one
cent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24
THE DAILY PRESS.

TUESDAY. Y.."".".".,......"".... ULY "a
So II you want house, advertise in the DAILY
PRESS.
HS- II you want situation, advertise In the
DAILY PRESS.
pS- II you want servant, advertise ln the DAHL Y
PRESS.
SO In fact, every want supplied by advertising
In the DAILY PRES5.
BfS- Advertisements not exceeding Ave llnes In
length, inserted in the "Wanted" column twice for
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

The Austin (Texas) Gazette learns that
Senator &. l.. Iarman, of Hopkins County,
received several "kniie wounds In an alter
cation lately.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24
LOST.

n oeT-BLAoK AND TAN TERRIER SLUT
AI>With collar and leather strap, with Henrie
House marked thereon A liberal reward will be
niven for It's return to the Henrie House. .
iiyf,-b, JAMES MAIsos,
osF--A A MEMORANDUM BOOK -Pnoket-book
~ forIp, oOntaiEinss hands account o. work done
beliboraliy rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
T. = '1-''' N $50 4 y [Jy2s-b.l ~
ID OsT- Doc-ss3 ,REwARD-A rough. black
M dnd-tan Terrier Slut answers % Gn-S--S)
J0lfN BLACK, at the stables ON Burnett -,
e., between yine and Race and Third and EouEih,
and get the above reward. UH-"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24
BOARDING.

KpOAR RDING-WANTED-In exchange for pa
Id per .hangngs. Address O., Box 2,Ol2, Gin
clnnati Pos office, jy23-bv
QpOAR DING Single gentlemen cam be accom-
- modated with boarding in private family
also a few day-b arders-at AZ Court-st., between
tsntral-ay. and John. IA w Jy22-de
HpOARDINIs--WAHT HTED-A room, furnished or
ub unfurnished, and board, in private family,
after the. 18th Of August by gentleman and lady,
AddEssS A, b. Box 9O2 POstOhce REFERENCES eT
ElOARDING--Summ boarders can be accom-
ND modated at the Pennsylvania Hotel, Columbia,
with single or double rooms, well ventilated new
fnrniturei healthy and pleasant location, ON the
Little Miami Railroad three trains stop daily five
ines Of coaches. Charges very reasonable: Patron.
nge solicited. ~. tr.'aiad 3 l4'a-lg jyl3-bw'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

Timothy Laughlin was killed by Peter
Barosle near New Orleans the other day in a
fight.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24
FOUND.

UNOUND-And taken up, q stray Cow, which the
y owner can have, By calling at s., KINGS,
about one and half miles from Lick Run YUM
on the Baltimore Pike, proving property eod pay
ing cost. Jy2l-b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

Mary A. Thompson versus John Reams.
nn'Y ATTACHMENT.
Before Peter Bell j. p, OF Cincinnati Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio.
AN TIKI, 24TH DAY OF MAY, a; Y.
" 1860, said Justice issued order Qt attach
dolars y. A. THOMPSON,
Cincinnati, July 10 iylS.oaw
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24
FOR RENT.


TrOR RENT A desirable Store, with three
H Rooms, In good location for any kind Of bust
ness. Fine counter and shelving. Low rent. ln-
auire at 9SS West Filth 81. 1y24-br
WINOE Il iENT-DwELLING-wit Ave rooms,
in gecd repair, cheap tea ,i prompt 70 paving ten,
hours Best Of references required. jyA-be
NH0R RENT--DeHirable Room or Rooms for a
~ gentleman and wife, without board, WIZ be
ltqtfppf cook with gas, II desired. Apply at 2z3
hl4llkkt lsAE LEllA LLll ly2t-b-
INOR REHy DWELLING : I1O Richmond
~ 81, near Linn, containing eight rooms newly
painted ard papered. Apply at 219 Richmond-st.
I LllaEl nE 80 Aty2a-b.l llfl ~ q q
M1HORs sRENT-Three small Warehouses on the
" north Side Of Water ST., betwesn Main and
Walnut. west Of the Public landing Rent $500 a
ysau Inquire at Coal Office, DIS Fiith.st. Jy2s-b'
UNOH RENT ROOM A ine, large, airy front
~ roOm In y respectable street, to one or two gem
tlepien, Terms moderate. Address Box S1l. iy22b'
N7NOR T--ROOMS--Furnisled rooms, with
E nodefn improvements, at 81 East Third-gt.,
between Sycamore and Broadway. jyl5-f%
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
Queens Grand Fancy Dress Fan


On the l7lh of April, the Empress of the
French was to give grand fancy dress ball at
the hotel of her mother the Countess de Mon.
tito, in the Champs Elysees, Paris: The cos
.ume1s ordered were to be of fabulous beauty
and price. The dress her Majesty, although
simple enough in material, would, of course,
surpass all others in magnlfcenre of precious
stones The Empress intenls TO personate
Diana equipped for the chase. The dress is
composed Of short skirt of tulle, embroidered
with silver stars and erescents. The body Is
made of flesh cOloEed silk. She will have sus-
pended behind her golden quiVer filled with
arrows, the feathers of which will sparkle w b
damon de. A simple 80 i Land encircies tie
head, with large diamond crescent and two
small stars in front. pink silk boots with gol>
,dea ankle 3 ct with diamonds. It is said that
aer Majesty, 70 get the diamonds in the shape
REQUISITE Tor this dress, has been obliged 10
have, in conjunction with her private jewels,
several of the largest pieces belonging to the
Crown diamonds unset and re-mounted and that
the pauUrs complete will be estimated as worth
mors than ten millions Of francs. The
already beautiful hotel Of the Countess De
MontijO is undergoing alterations and arrsnge-
ments for this fcte. which will give it an ap-
pearanee of fair y>liks magniiceOce andsplen-
dor, and it is understood that the Empress
stakes her reputation on its success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
G. CowIes & Co. Publishers
MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY /, 1850.

h15- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page. sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
financtaI.
FORFIGN EXCHANGE.
Boarding.

BOARDING HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
has takenthe foe Boarding House. No 2iO Superior
81 which has been newly lifted up and open for
therecentioa Of hoard ers jy2s:243
DOARDING.-The House No. "a
u Pubic Square, and py tae Stone Chqrch-one ~
the peasHntrst 90 the citg has bee tho oughly
repG ed and open oT B0lFders Families wi hing
t furnish their own ronms be ted with large
and couvenent and bed-rOonss and single Bnrder
and B0ardess will hnd good Recommendations n reason
able t-rIne. References given and received,
apT2-1ss0:R29. s W. BURkiTF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

ANOTHER ExoDus ERoH IRELAND-The Ions
don Times of the I'd, has an article devoted to
the Irish emigrants, from which it appears that
the causes which for the last four years have
susPe nded emigration, have no longer that ef-
feet, but that thsieiS regular flight Of emf
grants from the western part Of Ireland. Three
Hundred passengets were embarked at Queens
town, on the Edinburg, for New York. A large
number on the Anglo Saxon, for Portland. Two
hundred passed through Sligo for Liverpool
and many more were going By Galway. The
great yn6ioTity Of them was from Belnullet, in
he county of Mayo. A considerable number
also belonged 10 tbe county Of Sligo The tide
Of emigration (ssyB local paper1 has set in in
right earnest from the western province.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

est o.. saHsJ stslssn
es0s7s ls o. Ss7.Gsl y
UnererciSed p ig.rS Of the
COHpdHy taE:
Am0uaI subject 10 oa--. s47szs II sOl sLOeas7T &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
BmiI0frs q Arthtteftg.
1lattrlt Oflle Aaenep.
MiLinErp.
Ladies Notice.

WHE NEW MILLINERY ROOMS
q No 20 Superior street., in HorthruP sDanglsr'l
Blockars now epenN1A
Choice & Late Styles New Goods
I1Ir,et from the New YORK obenings.
r5shIrs. sHKW-formery at Shaw Co's-4s tone found
tAt6s above rooms. NPShs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
Prospects Of tho Peach CrOp.

Ia this seetion the peach prospect is still
good, and our exchanges in various parts of the
State bring quite favorable reports. Ia the
vicinity of Cincinnati The fruit indications are
good. The peach orchards Of New jersey
have no tblolsOmsd SO full tor several yearu,
and the Newark Mercury anticipates an unusu
ally large crop. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
Jmsnranfk.
1880.
STA EN- RNT
UaIFY FIRE MsUnNCR COHPlNT,
UNITED STATES BRANCH, .
So wan Street, New YoFk.

CAPITAL.
Authorized Capital Of the Company & o00o0Q
Capital m hand, inc udlng sursus..,rs. s57ss 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

shilling per week e City subaeribera
i've Dollars per year 70 Mail Subscribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
6oteI8.

MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 8, 8
AI1 THad Murray street, % door from BrosdWsy o.
ssteths PuT, New York. Higgins fling, Pr0pTietOT
HugEnS late Of Psarlstfest IiogNe BoEtAn H G. Film
e o -LVvsioo Hotsl Rs~ Work e'sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
DEmtigtrp.
DENTISTRY
AT 2II SUPERIOR ST.
n NrnTTu mnlNmEy ADn nnnn

AL III DUILNLVN oL.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
4 read the following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem viii great cETe. II you have teeth all hp:
fact that Isl daily exhibited in tho Streets in the social
eirols and In the paor BY the hunbe peasant and the
pouds is that huudrs Is Of persons lose good
cts teeth Tor the Of the timely aid Of good and
kul dentist Ap00r and inferior operation is IN many
vO than at al. If your teeth are good have
han examined By geod dentist and keep them in order
oo 40 time should be lost but have them repaired the
sOonsr hs better and that which Burns u tt
sell Of all diseases All irregularities Of the teeth should
% aftendsi 70 n childhood and youth.
All persons desrOus Of ne dental operations are iuV
Cd 10 call my where particular attention lss wen
% he preservation Of the natural teeth where the
YULCANIZED CoRALITE,
on
GUETA PBROHA B ASEs
For Artificial Teeth
Is Manufactured aud all varieties Of artificial teeth are
Al % in the best lanner. W. B. ANGERS0LL,
No an Marble Block Superior street, Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
Office No. 144 Superior Street.
prp @OOns.

Urp GOODS. s
NEW YORK COST!
EF-MuSlia Curtains At Cost
CS-Muslin Curtains at Cost
4 ELaes Curtains at Cost
CYLAcs CuTtsins At Cost
E7,Irish Linens At CrG
! tsP-IH.h Linens at COsi
uYRleaebed BIuslins at Cost
Ht F r-Bls,chsd AIsuiiDs at Cost
q Plaid Dress Silks at Cost
S-PlHid Dress silEs at Cost ssLe. ..
wstHpsd Dress silks at Gus,
psthsod Dru silks at Ccs
EE-BrOeAds Dr'ssSilks at Cost v-sv .a..s
E7-Brovads Dress silks st Cost
TPlain Dress siksmCoH
EPlsin Drurs silks at Co.
TBlaoE Dress Silks at Cost
Ey-Rlask Dress Silks at Cost
HrlIarsalins silks At COST
CyMusalhs silks at Cost
9'-FlOrsnc0 silks ct Co,
Tz7-FlOrencs silks at Cost
wBIack silk sIsntilias at Cost
IBlack silk NsutiTlas at Cost
E7-white Grape sIhwls at Coat
u5-whito Crups shavls al Cost
R-COpd Silk shawls at Cost
ECOPd snk shaEls at Cost
G-Brocha Square shAwls at Cot 81.
Es-BrOcha Square shawls at Cost
ES-B ocha Long ShGVls at Cost
TBrceka Long shawls al Coat
ESF-CaShmsre shaWlSat Cost
E5-Cashmsrs shnvls at Cost
ES-SteIla shaSls at Cos,
R-Stslls shswls at Cos
B-Linsn Table C.Oihs at Cos,
1-Linsn Table Cloths at Cost
WLinSn Napkins Al Cost
1Lmsn Napkins at Gust
B-Plain Barsgs, at Cost
ESrPlain BaIsgos at Cost
URObs B rsg.s at Cost
ERObs BaIegss at Cost
B-Figured BaEegss At Cost
LY-Figusd BaIsges al Cos.
G-Prnted Lawns at Cost
uPhnted Lawns at Cost
TB-Barege DeLsines u Cost
R-Barsgs DsLaines at Cost
R-WoOl DeLsinss Al oost
TWOOl DsLainos at Cost
3-Frsneh hGsr1nOs at Cost
TE-FIeneh NIerluOs at Cost
RPluid 9inghhms At Cost
TPlaia Ginshsms st Cost
B-MouTnins DeLsinss at Cos.
Es-MOurning DsIEnss at Cost
al 0-MOur Ing Prints at Cos
R-MOurnng Prints at Cost
gBombazinss at Cost
6-BOmbazinss at Cost
E=Whits Fiaunois at Cost
Wwhits FlaLnsis pt Cost =
rE-Red Flaunsls at Cost . - --.--
EE-Red FIsnnsls at Cot - ass
,z-co,,s ,r,.nns,. 60,
R-COFd Flannsls at Cost
S5''-Aduslin Collars Attest
EP-lIuslin Collars at Cost
ESrCaDbric Collars at Cost
FC4mbric Collars at Cast
CI-AIuslia Sets at Cost
rT-Aluslfn Sets at Cost
rs-Camsrie Sets at Cos,
,-..-.,.-.
"'rlDii' S''' a. NOS'
EF-Linsn Sets At Cost
,---,, $3.50
! .'-
I " Aarsslilss ssts al CO'
CF-Marssilss sets at Cost
q Linen Collars At Cost
r57-I.nsn Collars at Cost
r7.1asscol;s,,s, c,s,
E-Laee Collars at C.st
-zy-tyo,,.o, l,,,,.-. -, a
--'--'''' o''.''' = SO''
a Honiton Collars at Cost -Is-
r5-Nrbeiso CoIlars 4, ccst
--T7f.
a saneiso collars at Coss
C5-Muslin EdRings At Cos,
q huAiin AasiasS al Cost
aus >>ITc5a
E-Cambne Edgings at Ccss
gE-3imuuro EsFiu-, at @ St st
iir-..-.nE.,n,rr. v,.in.,.,c-u, E-..
n a.
- Linen Edgings al Cost
. Lr ErLnen Edgings at CLsE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-17
SHERlFF SALE.-By virtue of one

SHERIFF. SALE-By virtue of one
~ execution issuel and under the seal of ,be
Circuit ;"urt for the county Of Inghsm, directed
and delivered have levied upon AL t.. right Ii, nd
interest of : C. J,n and ii Smith IN and tn the follow
ing de>cr bed land, and tena'neD;s 10 The hal
OF the Northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
ton sixt-en in tosushp NJ three north If raoee No
oae west, IN the county Of lngham AMI State Michigan
which shall expose for 1t public VENUE the
highest bi at the court house ir the vas Mason
on the lath day of November, A 1850 clock
81 Dated Ma-on, september 9th. 1850
6yzS4 EDY BAKER, Sheriff
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-17
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

n II
VI been mede the conditions Of a certain mortgage,
executed Amer u. Hunt, of Onondaga Nichg gan, 10
Ira Davenport New York, dated the sixth day OF De
c.mber H. eighteen hundred and fifty and ecord
ed December thirteenth A 1856 in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for the county Of logham the stale
Of Michigan in Eber OF mortgages, page 4o, upon
which mortgage there claimed be due, the date
OF this notice the Of three hundred and thirty
dollars and eighty three cents, and suit proceed
ngs Law having been instituted 10 recover part
thereof Notice is therefore hereby given, that Tues
day the twenty fifth day Of December next, az t~ei,e
o'clock shall sell AZ Public Auction, TO the RICHEST
bidder sae to take place At the front door o. The lngham
County Circuit Court House. the village Of N The
contained such mortgage, (Or So Inuch there
shall b. necessary TO satisfy the amount due
such mortgage, with ten Per cent Interest, and legal
casts together with attorney fee Of fifty collars
Bted for theren that is To the following piece
parcel Of land situate in lngham county, Michigan
viz the half Of the south quarter of section
txentytwo (a-) township o. north Ct range two
(2) west Dated Detroit, september 70, A. ID 1860.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage
I 3woS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-17

TRY this remarkable and most inter-stin ny rsr,
i j. composed If the concentrated Jaiees az r.
pow-rf u aud the most soothing an:s and Roe,sir
chemically combined AMI insulated IN vel sesIss ''
bottles and charged by powerful battery rn.e
sessipg IN addition 10 ats sserios medical virtues s
Magnetic and Electric properties PROFOUNDLY psne,r.t
suc eminenty Guieiing an soy'hing L rel.v.s :,
and iEnsmms ticn ST once. tNhtn freely srrliss =
ing tire strained muscles anu nerves, giving rev h, =
vitality BY il lie giving quail e. 10 farAls1ea par. =
chronic .ons standing complaints and weakness, .
laying pain, (Nen'sigs irritation and rr,s,
ohstruct ems Ike Charm lrdsei. a who hsy. a. !!
speak II II truly erfal medicine nd .xn- :.
by far superior sny and ala o hsT external reu,s y
l. applied in IL Is rnailug reu.s, q, a,
Group. Sore Throat determination of 3he Lung. Boxl
Liver, kicne.s, sue ether Dfgans, Rheuuats.a s..
Irritation, AgUe the Bresst aud 81 all ,;r,rs -
nervous Headache, Neuralgia sore eyes ear ar. -,
ache, sgue IN tie Fec fiuples aud tzuriicrs ~ :,
Kinds, Iiles, bruised and Sprancd Limbs Burns &c.,,
parts, tLilbsius, Indo'eIt aud long stsfaNr -
Wounds, Ac.. &c. Il will also restore the Lin "a -
rald Head, and prevent The Hair from falling II. "
Ointment has been extensively use uron Cans, -,
raught Horses tor Calls, Wounds, sprsns and lsr-r
and u cure, when applied hot, iyr tie se,.rl.
horses, aud Foot All sheep. All he prorr;eior, al
for the Magnetic Ointment i fair tis cor f.r. ,h. ~
they claim for II. viii be found 20 the letter y, a.
ghbor hood where II is red MANY tssr. h
by the quantity, and ~ kept arc used ~ alna 49,
every family Is more or less Athlete. With ". ssysysi,
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
| None genuine unless signed Rseii :" with Fen :.
Pamphlets containing full dir.clcns around - eh Ro,.
ana circulars left with Ms Price shnss Cor .m,
and shsll.ngs or large Bs,t,s.
| For saie By N-whFo 4 Rrother snd Tha,er Co L..
sing, ani al other nrugg 81 IN the country
| So All order. ssou.d be- acdr.ssed TO Nh Nup.y a
%. tarlvill-, Madison to, y. A. .lq
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-17
CITY CLERKS OFFICE. }
Lansing. Octc5er s,k. 1850.

SrATT OF MIcHIG,y -
Giyof Lansing,
To J. Bailey, II II smith, Albert aypool, J. B Ben
net and al other persons interested in the foOw
scribed premises The north half Of northeast quar-
ter Of section seventeen and south half
ter Of section eight, town Forth, range west.
You hereby notified that assessments are about Il
BE- made upon you to defray the expenses Of prov
Saginaw Rad from SAG 10 the cttv line
that Assessment rolls have been made therefor are
on file in the Office u the City Clerk, where they -. re
main open for inspection until MoLdsy tXeury
second day Of October, $780, AZ O'Clock p when anf
where the Common Council will sit TO hear appeals fror
said assessment; and you can appear ans show cause.
any there be, why said shall b. ma acc
collected according 70 law.
BY order Of the Common Council,
2woss JAMES q STAFFORD, liiy Clerk