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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-09-05

We to-day place at our masthead
the names of the Republican candi-
dates nominated by the State Convcn-
ton at Dcs Moines. Two of them,
Gov. Kirkwood and Judge Lowe, are
candidates for reelection to the Offices
which they have for the past two
years filled SO crcditably. Their acts
are known to the people and can be
judged of. The other candidate is j.
II. Needham, of Oskaloosa, a promi-
ncnt Republican and man we'll fitted
for the station for which he is nominal
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-09-05
ONLY LEGALLY ORGANIZED COMPANY

in the state and the Cole OF Iowa declares IL Is erin
punishable by fine Imprisonment Tor any company TO
business an violation o our laws yet there many
pretended companies In State well as ia other
states thai Ia direct violation of aw swisdng thu
people Iowa thousands Of dollars annually with
perfect lmlsInity.
The recurring accidents OF property being destroy
ed by hreana lightning often sweeping away AT one bov
that which il has taken many years VI tstae oaSu
mulae, rendering families homeless and homes desoate
should admoni.h every seek protection, especially
when protection be obtained foe triiiing sum.
A. II. RICH, Of West onion, onr General Agent brs
Northern Iowa and Minnesota, is duly authorized " ap
point Agents make assignments aud issis policies. Ac
live agents wanted To- canvass every county. Men wits.
good business Talents can make the business very proia
blc For further particular address ~ E. Rich, West
Union Fayetie ca. Iowa.
A. w. FRENCH, Ut 81 Charles Guy, will take ap-
llieations and do business generally Tor the Company u
Floyd County.
REFERENCES:
Hon. S. J. KIRgwooD. ........,. Iowa City.
Hon. y. W. IsikiI, ........... Marion, Iinn ~
HoE. WAL IL HOLMES. -.Ahafinsa, Jones TO-
Hon. Jno. !. Dtias ...,...., Iowa chy
JOHN NILES, President TTiOS GREEN Treasurer X
MILTON BRIGGS Secretary A. r, RICH, General Agent
-. Charles City, August 10th, 1861.
Certificate from the Secretary Of State.
0TficE on SECRETARY of STATE, I
DEs MoIsfs, July rs, 1851.
MHroy BgfGG, ESQ., Dear sr--ilc American Insurance.
Company has hled is Artics Of incorpmatonin my
Office The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company Is THO
aalg company that has filed Articles u in'
corporation IN my oice. Yours truly,
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary OF state,
a5yI By Jso' NJ DAVIS, hPu'y'
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-09-05

We have no fears but what Gov.
Kirkwood will receive a most hearty
support at the hands, not only of Re-
publicans, but Of patriots of whatever
party throughout the State.
Such platform we rejoice to stand
upon, and we commend its planks to
the people of Iowa as involving the
only principles which can, in justice
to our country-in justice to ourselves
and posterity-be indorscd. People
of Iowa, do your duty faithfully!
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-09-05
Iron the Hamilton Freeman I


Since the present crisis came upon
the country, Gov. Kirkwood has acted
as became q patriot and statesman.
The Governor is destined to make a
better run, and as the emphatic en-
dorscment Of his action, larger ma
jority than upon the occasion of his
first election.
For Lieutenant Governor, the Con-
vcntion presented the name of John
II. Necdham, Esq, of Mahaska Coun-
ty. Mr.. Ncedham is fine speaker, a
gentleman of education and ability,
and will do honor to the position.
The denomination of Judge Lowe
will every where be received with fa-
vor. No jurist in the State stands
higher, and no man is more widely
known or more highly esteemed.
The platform, we feel confident, EN-
bodies precisely the sentiment of eve
ry Union-loving man in the State, and
is one upon which every Union man
can stand, regardless of his former
position. We commend it to the care
full perusal of every reader.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County OF

~ ln-uaIu. IS AT .essGn Of the PROBATE Court for
the County Of lughanl holden at the Probate Once
tGe village nf ,niGy tie 10 day Il April in
the thou~on ght hundred aLG sixty pres
.ng nv H. !TNCkNEY Judge If Pfob,ie. In the matter
If the e % ChaT,-s Foster, and other Tn
reang and Eing u petition, duy verified of LYDIA
Rayuor, pay hat che ray he licensed 10 sell Tie
real IF ,aid minors, situated the county Of
Clinton ste IF Michigan:
Ther-up Il ordered that Monday. the 81 day of
JuUe next, at IL O'Clock The forenoon be assigned
or he hrarIug o. ssj- petition. and tina the heirs at
of Gsc-a-eI, aud al other persons crested il
said estate. req AIRED appear session # 50 d
then be holden at the Probate Office the sil
sge of M..Un and sbos cause any there be why the
prayer of the p-Iitiuer should not be granted And i
further ordered, that sSIt petitioner loric- the
persons in in said estate of the ency Of Said
petition, and the hearing thereof by cpy of
oder be pgblsnei in the Lansing Republican, a
pru.t and circulating in said Of lngh
am, weeks previous to sad day oi heaf
ing a true cosv( WM II PINLkNkY,
Gw3l3 Jsdc- Uf Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
DROBATE NOTICE.-State Of Mich

Il I.an, County Of lnghsW, - At session az the
Probate Court tr the County OF lugham hIl en- al the
Pgob.t- Orire. N son. VI nday, the l5th day #
APRIL m tie yeAr usand right hundred and sixty
one Pre- eat, VIM ii fIncko-y, Judge Of Probate Ia
the matter q. te estate of John Lucas, deceased 'n
feadn and fling the petition. duly verified, - Vim Il
Cha pap ajui.i-lrst0r said estate pray ng Tor
Lcan - z. s-i . g real estate Of SAID deceased
IIerpu.,n &. cred, thai VI nav. the "a dsy a.
June next IL "clSch ia TIE ior.noon tie ss>gi et
tor the h-ar.nz petition, ami INA; the h-,
deceased, aud al Other persons uteIe- ell sad
r-Qured appear s.s>' ~ -a. tuu't Z.
theL th- Probae Office, the yIisg' oi
Mason ana shDs cause If INV there b.. why Iis pa
the pet shcul not b. granted AND II Iur hr
Cerei that -aid petI tic@ to The Esr> Al
~Id ate, at the pe.l.ncy oi sand p-
sEi NJ thereof, by Of In oiC-r =
be pub u heI Ia Jh- I-,n-ng RetuJiicah ,W,Yaier
printed rcuatIng SAID county ~ Ingban, cue
ee- I'VE week .revi"u- ~ said ia Of hesrIp=
"A tfu. r.., Nj II ElNtkEr \.
bw3l3 Jfd If ETrJIte
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
iDKOBATE NOTICE.-,tate of Nllch-

4 g4u, & unts az lnyham, - AT N se-si ct tie
Prnba the County # lusHan. nut-u al tne
Pfoba'e On e, the village II Mason, - u uday,
80 Ii ga, Apri', the wear thousand eight hun
dred and Present, Mni II rinckne, Judge o.
Pr,Dse. In the II the estate of Euiu, Hos
m-r. On read NJ amt ming The pejiton dUlF
verified OF all Hosaer. "ituw f SAID i.c-ased pray
ing adm nistra up sand estate b" granted
tie Iuui- Tf etr,hI, Michigan:
Tnet-up J. % d.iej that Monday, the 2Otn day 'i
Nav Il O'Clock til. reno, n, be ass'yn-
TO- the hearing # al petition, aud that te hens Il
81 sad decreased. and all other inie est-d IL
ssd Estate. T-quned To appear at session saii
Court then he ho,ten at tie Iobate Office, The vi
age of Mason aud hsw eaus fa am thcr- be, why the
PRAYER The re',.iorer should he granted Ana II
further OdrfeI. that's q petitioner give notice t the
pers e ia eIae, ~ the p-u.ency Of sand
u~ution and tie hearing there {, b. ~ q"
this order be- publ SIZED the Lansing Repuh can,
ueaspaper printed ADD circulating sa'i unity az Ing
ham, weeks previous u said day hear
ing "A thu" cJpy WI II PlNCkNEY.
3s3II Judge of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
WORKSHOPS On THE FARM.

Much n has been written on this subject,
there is room for more. iadeed IL seems that
much more will have TO be written before farm
era will appreciate this important appendage to
the farm A shop fitted up 10 BY IL, larger
would be better,) well lighted, and containing a
bench furnished with vice, together with q COL
lection of carpenters tools, something as follows
five augers four chisels, three saws, three
plsnes, a square, tri-square, hammers, drawing
knife, Bit stock and bits, scratch aw, HE, NAL
let, compass, &C, with places for everything -
about the kind Of a shop and tools for the farm
A shop Of the above description, where the far
mer and his sons can spend their rainy days, is
almost indispensable on every well regulated
farm There are rainy days enough every year
for the farmer to keep his premises in good re-
pair withou, employing a carpenter, except for
the large and important jobs, provided he has a
shop With proper and sufficient tools, by applying
them at the right time.
IL is too often the that the carpenters tools
are by far too scarce on the farm; hammer an
auger or tive, and saw, constituting all the car
penters tools on the farm And it is nearly al
ways the case that the general appearance about
the house and barn indicates this; as, for exam
pie, gates off their hinges, or broken down,
boards of the barn or fences, and general slip.
shod appearance all over the farm.
There is another fact concerning farmers OF
this class, and that is that the numbers and kind
Of farming implements generally correspond With
taeir carpenters tools; consequently they are
generally classed among those called poor taran
era o. the other hand, farmer who has sons
growing up around him, if he has a shop he need
never be at loss to find employment for them
on rainy days. a hundred little jobs are con.
stanty waiting to be done, and besides furnishing
employment, which is great deal, and Civ
ms the place a neat and tidy aspect by
keeping things in repair his sons are receiving
invaluable lessons which will be of lasting impor
lance to them. A boy brought up to use the
bench and tools becomes at the age of sixteen, q
carpenter, at least has acquired sufficient skill
to perform oil the rough carpenters work on the
farm. This has been branch of rural economy
much neglected by our farmers; but am glat
to see that farmers taking a new interest in
this important feature Of the farm, and that the
heathenish practice Of converting the kitchen in
to workshop. is COW nearly abolished.-Coun
try Gentleman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
A MODEL HUSBAND.

I.Ss model hu-bant--n q dream,
xh- IA pys are no. exactly what 'neJ .ssm,
,no,I.l man. TO skeDtics os II known,
Tn. 90, he owed and cherished sAs-his own;
And To- the test "a the husband eat
With hp-se AZ! chase i've IN ngie' az tn- gaze,
VIM Jane put things, IA II speak Cne sou
~ bittsr sOri. th.ngh wait NJ rail- an hour
Far = mn; and Ike PATIENCE oa throne,
He ii1n Is ear to find a button gone.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
DhOBATE NOrIIE.-State Of Mica

L igan, Comfy or Ingham ss.-At a session o. The
Probate Court 'f the county ct inghsm, h"ien h.
Probate Office village Of Mason IN Monday, the
l5tn day &c April, the thousa ma eight hundred
and sistv one, present. VM II PNCKNEY Judge of Probate
10 the Of the Of Ge0rg. ". Angel tessased
Un reading I'll ~ the petition, du verified, riace
ANGEL adm >traiOr Il said estate. praying that h.
be- ncenSd sell She real estate Il said deee.set.
Thereupun ii ordered, that NJ n!ay. the 81 day
of June ne L, IL O'Clock the forenoon "a
for the hearing sal pet ton, and that the heirs
law Of ad ecea-ed ami all other persons IN crested
IN said estate red TO pIear session of -ld
Court then be hosn al the Probate Office, the VII
lage Of Mason show If any the-e be- why the
pra of the peJIti should mt oe antec: And il
further d-Ied, that said petner give tice
p-rs interested estate Of the p-Liency OF sad
petition. and the hearug thereof by ng copy
n Orcer 10 be pubiset in the Lansing Republican
n.wspa prnei and circulating SAID county OF Ing
ham, success weeks previous ad day Of
ing A true copy WM II. PINCkNEY,
6WnI In Of
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15

roxAroEs.-The large Smooth Red, and the
Pear Shaped are the best for table use. But the
Large Red. scolloped or indented variety, il
preferred for marketing. as it grows much larger
The Red Cherry Shaped and the Yellow Cherry
shaped are beautiful varieties. much used fol
picking and preserving. A light loamy and
moderated, rich soil is hest for the tomato. tt
have early tomatoes the plants must be started
in hOtbeds. They may be sown in the open ali
in warm sheltered situation the last Of April OF
the first of May. The earliest plants should be
shortened by taking few inches of their
tops, 20 soon a. they have set their first fruit,
which win Cause it to ripen more rapidly. Stir
the soil frequently, and keep it free from weeds.
Support the plants with branches or little trel
liz, - you would peas, to keep the fruit from the
ground. The plants, too. when supported, run
less to vine, and are much more fruitful One
dozen Of plants properly supported will yield
more and better fruit than three times that num-
Der will allowed to rest on the ground.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
FACTS FOR FARMERS.
WHAT MIGHT BE DONE.
~ CHAKLEs MACAAf.

Via, nigh, De done, # rn<s we're sse'
s.hxt xior,ou- 5eed- my Suffering ofo'her,
Would they unite
In love snd rixht,
And erase th-ir SEQ for one anothei'
opo-...on's heart might he irnoned
ss,ta And; ~ drop. of LOVING AiniHes,'
lfLHt And knos edge psur,
FROM shore to shore,
L;gh, 90 the eyes Of mental bin ness.
Al slavery, warfare, lisssni wrongs
All wee an crime m ght de tge'h-r'
And vice snd corn,
To each mar born,
Be free a. warmth IN sJnny weather.
What ght es d me- THIS might be done
AMI more than this my suffering brother
Soie than tie tongue
Fer .sit ar sung,
n men sere .ise sni loved each o'her.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15

NANURISo BY THE GRASSES. - This mode is
the main dependence of the farmer for keeping
up the general fertility o. the soil. But pastur-
ing closely will not keep it up unless it is in the
proportion OF one crop of corn 10 about five
years in pasture Or meadow. But the best way
10 TO turn over full clover crop and seed down
in wheat, every alternate year, leave it in clio.
yer longer il desirable. As an aid to the growth
OF clover, plaster may be most probably used
BY sowing it over the young clover-not on the
wheat; and lime may be best used by sowing il
on the clover when fully grown, and just before
Z 10 turned under, for it acts benefcially in two
vays-hy directly giving lime to the wheat plant,
and BY decOmposng the clover turned under
But he who expects to enrich old fields by pas
tureing the clover as is usually done, until there
are no tops left for the soil, and the ground is so
closely sranpled down, that the winter freezing
and thswing draws the roots upon the surface,
will find himself mistaken.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notice

4 n is he -by gwen. that pursuance Of license
me- granted By tine lion VIM PInckn-y Judge Of Pro-
bate fJt the counts OF lagham. Dday, the st DAY
e April, A. u 1851, .hsi sell pubic auction the
premises IN the ~ of Lansing the Of Incham
ON saturday, the 5 day Of June next. Go6l) al
oc.oek IN the ate noon u aid day the fowns real
estate # Hiram Walters deces sei. to lot No 3
of BIZ ll9 The city Of Lansing aforesaid ace rGiny
to the r5ed plat thereof Te known on the
day of sale WM CHAPMAN,
Agent of Admins "a or.
14rs ifri's1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15

ExPrRixKSr IN GERxrxArrxa CoRx. - The
Springfield Repnb!iean states that four boxes Of
earth, alike in quantity and exposure to light and
heat, we're planted at the came time with corn
nom single ear, and placed recently in a phys
ic'an's of6ce. In one box dry corn vas planted ;
in another the seed was soaked in clean warm
vaeer; in the third the seed soaked in solution
q lime water; in the fourth the seed vas soak.
3 q IN chloride Of lime aud copperas water, equal
parsa. One week Afterwards the box planted
vfsh dry corn had not terminated, the second
boz had just commenced to germinate. the third
box vas juss showing is green blAd es, and in the
e~th boz the blades were nearly three niche,
NJ. Copperas will keep birds and worms frou,
saaiag the seed. and one pound viii soak seeI
ene1gh for 20 acresL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15

TRY this remarkable and most interesting r,.as,
1 is composed of tic ntTEted Jaiees o; ~.
lo~-rs and the most soothing Plants Rots II r,
chemically combined ana usuis FL IL well seSles IN.
bot,les and charged by a powerful battery Tins
sng addition To Its sslefoi medical virtues 49,.
NJ gbete AID Electric properties, rriounas pens,rstn
and nifty quoting anc soothing IL relieves a.
and inflammation al once, (When tterlN sTYhed ~,
ing the strained mssces nerves, giyuV rev lie A,
vitality by Its life giving qua L. Irzei pars nnf
chr, on- stSncing plants. snl w.Skr-s--, :,
s,iug pam. (NeuiSgs irrlauon and repo,,n,
oh-trIct ons nke a charm luO,ed, who have u.,s =
speak If IL truly won AerfG rvdci.- AND ps, r, !,
by far superior 40 ana ell her external -,.s m
Il apr lied IL is uuiaiug reued. for III
Group. Sore Throat. Inflammation VI The Luuss Ro...
Liver, kidneys, aud other .gans. Rheumatism srr.
lrrtstop, Ague IN the Breast And all unes ssr,.
nervous Headache N-urSlga eyes ear .el. toa
ach.. the Face. tlhlies and f. uT tors AZ ~
kinds fi.es, Bruised snd Spra3cd iluhs, Rrn- fm,.,
psr,s, CLiihisus, irdo ami long .,srsuy so,-.
Wounds SC, &c II win ais, The Han IA Al.
.ald Head, and prevent the Har fran falling The Ma
ne has teen extensively sd urou Cana an
and a cure, when piled hot tr the sci.ishs
ou horses nd Foot Ali sheep All the pErstorx ~.
tnI the Magnetic Onnleni> fNr tia aent that al
ella for IT, viii be found ne etrer v, ~.
hood where mnnui. q, p-ox h.,
u by the quantity. and il kept aud used 10 al
nina Infant ansc~s the and ae,s,
every family OF less iscid with. ". say sss
| Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
None genuine unie-s gn-G Baeil, With Ten Re-,
Pamphlets conta ui fUi recion~ around each Br,,i
and circulars lett with az nis Price shlln.s ar srs
| and shilliug - Tor laIg. Bottles
For sale h, N-wbro X Brother, sno fhaysr Co Ian
| sing. ani all other pruge St IA tue unity
AZ All orders should b. Sf1 esse1 "a M MlTnGF 4
% Esrlvrr, Madison Co y. Y 2la
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
FOR SALE.

A IMPROVED FARM of 24O Acres; Isl
"A acres under good cultivation, good buildings
&C.; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described as follows: The southeast quarter
and the cast hall of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one, in town four north of range ore west
and has been commonly known as the "Alver
son Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply to JNO. w. LONGYEAR,
1SS-sf Lansing, Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
Clum ss,cre-s
Wilonston. May 9Th 1861 4~3i5
CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of a

CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue Of a
decree of the Circuit Court for the Of Ing
ham, Chsncery made the second day # Nav, 1850 M
cause herein Chan pli1 Ravens complainant and VII
lam johnson i- sruisn,- sh. sci. public
The highest bidder, the ont Of u. Wieys Law ~
ece- ose beck, Wash nston avenue, city Of Lars ng
gn-y 90 lnghsm and OF ch gan, 22d dsy
Of Jat~ uexr 1851 81 t~o o'cisk rh- attern q
that day tbe lands and -es described in said decree
as oi'oss, 10 wiz; tn half Of the south
ter e sect. numbe- fourteen Clil to.nhp number
foar ~ north If range ~ vest, lnghsu county
state IF Michigan, and containing eigntv or
less H0RAII0 PRATT.
Circuit Court Com Inghan Co Mich
PARsoys WHEY. Sol'rs for ComPt.
Dated Mason, May I'd, 1861. 6s5l5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
SHhRIFF SALE-By virtue of one
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of

- y II vi HtN IIIV-f-N, NOuHFy "
- ) lngham s-At .es-on of the Pro a'e Court tor
L.unrs II ncbsm h"lfen at the rebate once the
village o. Ma sOu Tuesday, the 10th day Of april, Il
tie year = nj egbt hundred and SKY pres
ent MN II FINCKNEY. Judge of PROBATE. In the matter
Of thu estate ct Etei u. Vaughn and othes m'nois
o. reading and hny he petition, duly verhei al 40 g'ii
H. Vaughn guaId.a pIstng for a. order 10 sell the
real SAID minors IN the coGn'y OF Eaton. Mich
Tnereupon dered. That Monday, The ord DAY 81
June next a. III O'Clock tine forenoon, he assIgne 4
for the hear nE uf petition, and that the tes at
aw "a decea ed ali other pes interested IN
said estate, required TO appear al session OF sAd
Court then To De hold. tie Probate Office, IN the
village "a, ami show any there be, why
he payer Of petitioner should be granted; And l.
tar ther or'ered, that sad petitioner give ro'ee 70 the
sons interested Ia ate Of tie Ieudency of sax,
p-tIt IN. the ring Thereof, BY cau-lng copy al
th, Gef to b- published in the Lansing Republican
oes sIa,er printed and circulating sao county Ci
Inghau successive weeks previous To said day 81
heariog q true copy) WM. n pINCh>Ei,
fs3i1 judge of hate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15

BY the i.e these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nr-
aus or Sck He1ddche may be prevented anil taken 81
be common cement Of attack immediate relief fr N
"a in and sickness gill be obtsiued
They dom fail IN ng The FGtsea and Headache
to winch fcIla les subject.
They acr geatly upon the Notwithstanding Costir,
ness
For Literary mr. lSudests Delicate Females, sni all
persons OF sstrtdry HABITS they are valuable as Lara
tir proving the appetite giving tore AMI rigor {" III.
digestive gaus aud orng the ua,ural elasticity snc
strenrt- 81 lie Who system.
Tie CEtHAIIC ILLS .r- the result If l'ng investig
ton carefully conducted xperiments. having been IN
use maay years, during winch they have pIevrnie
an relieved a vast amount "f PAIN sn1 suffering from
Headache whether orig -atirg the Nervous system or
from deranged stsle Of the st0sscea
They entirely vegetable in their composition. and
may taken all with Ierieci safety without
m king any Change Of diet, and Tie dtsEos Il any disa
gresqLle taS renders easy 10 administer them 10 children
BEWARE OF CoUNTeRFEITS.
The genuine have FIVE signatures % Henry Spauldng
on each Box.
Sid nv Druggists ard al other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be lent by mai prepared receipt Of the
PRICE, - . CE n rs.
| All orders should be addressed 10
| HENRY c. SPAULDING,
| Is Cedar street New YoIk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-15
CITY CLERKS OFFICE. ,
Lansing, HIg 1th. 1851 /

CITY CLERKS OFFICE
lansing, My 7th, 1851 !
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
City Of Lans,sg.
Top c. Aver. f. savage, N Shearer George lee
= Hsvehs Thomas sair, Charles p. Bu- h. William
johnson, Van Murphy. W. Bu,ler. 2. IaRue. Mr.
- Boswell Geo Murry, - TeeIer. II RurdI-k
Jacob cher. and all other persons interested in the
osing descr bed prem ses, viz:
Lots and G. bl OK 10; lots and To- sock leg; lots
l. and block loo lots l. . s. = and s. block Ia
lois L. :, =, and o, bloc lSs; lots l. :. s. and
Q, oek l.o ois l, s. 4, g. block NJ Loss :.
10, and Il. lick i16 lots :, s. g. To- IL aud L.
olcek IL lots . $, 9, 10. IL ant l. book 49,: lots
l5o - - 49,
You are hereby notified that assessments are about
oe mace upon You 10 drfray the expenses grading
ioso-eac street. from eSan Stree. NAN Street; hz
sae>, rnenf rolls have heen siscs therefor which 4
he n the oc- f tie CITY Ci-Ih. Lere th-y renla
oien for ycar lection Monday, eo.h day o.
Way 1851, at O'Clock P when and whore The Cen
m1n Council will ST TO h-a- ap.e,is ton sad assess
mens and you appear and st-v cause, any thee
BE- Why SAID assessment shall be ,ce and coiiec,e,
according TO Law.
By order Of the Common Council
2"sl5 IHDODoRs FOSTER City Clerk