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FRIDAY, ApnrE l2TH, 1851.
s%pR4i11PE, QARRiAGR, sLEIeH a
a House No. So superior street.

O.CDTTER &NaN Viii sali On Hriisv. hurii izth,
cQmmonctEF ~ la o'clock A. HIST the residence oh
the late ,. B. Wariug, No. ~ Superior street, 3 pOr.
yea ofhe llWpitnro In said house, consisting Of
Huroauls Iront Melnut and Cottage Bsdstesdg, Wal.
nut and Cherry Wash StaudB, Lounges, Walnut
Book Case, Charfy and Walnut Dining Tables, Cane
Seat aud % mm0n Chairs, Light Stands. Towel
Racks, Rocking uhairg, Iron Hat Racks, Walnut
Muttlg Desk SIDE eb Maerauss Bruasll and
UtRsSd aisss, ssrfe 10y d HcS i eas a. ~ e:
GRAVIhGBi With frames, Clocks, Trays, Glass
HArat tn Haras Kitchen Btangllg, SCI
de- ] Hay Cnttor, 100 bet Hoe, 4 BtuaaFt Cook
stow, (nsgii second-hsnd Stewart Cook Stove,
and Air tight Stoves. 800 .HHI 81 iNl
House open i0r the inapectiOu Of Furnlturs, &e., at
9 o'clock Friday morning.
Termg-Cash, bankable funds, az time OF sale,
~ Purchasers will be required to pay for and ra-
more their articles from tho prsmisel By 4 O'Clock
Oh day Of sale. ARR $50 :
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JUDGE DOUGLAS IN TRAVAIL AGAIN.


The old rumor that Geo. W. Summers of
Virginia, is to have aPlaes on the Supreme
Bench, has been rvivsdG zTAJFEzTllS
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iis%fetlaarpus,

NEW CITY. ~DIRECTORY-THE
IN Book published last FALL under the name Of
DIRECTORY. Of this City, contained 30 many errors
oLIlan u3lnea4
~, were copied from Our- edition publishad two
gears1 tbatHeh aFsbsen induced, AZ tue request Of
many bushes mengto publish one Immediately.
u wtllbe ready about the 18th Of May
M pains will be spared to Fenderit not only the
Best and Most Perfect, but also the
- FINEST IN APPEARAECEs
OF any ever published here. f'.- -a- arle ~ Ia
We trust that the one heretofore pc lshed b. rs,
tOgethsE With the eEpertancs Then lobtainsd, viii
recommend this to all interested.
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r A R b r S
IL str Eslft EoEG ~
Meats Foot Oil Polishing Compound,
/ SslsPlstsd "a take The shine On Of every ether
times. whom the best can but rub and 60, the shining
~quglities Of thisa lticleuughttO be appreciafed BY
sS rs HoTS 4hs5 EoG0' F6G0 sbfrihisBsy e SSSs
conservative qualities Of a high order but seorning
Polish the UNDERSTANDING Of the Nation. sold ov-
erywhere. MGuuASruredby
mar2g uaisa % ios superior street.
ANHYoA QUARFER1@T SEND
sT1cti aad powerful It'll si5sie 1sns aieToseops.
Worth more than a quarter for, a single evenings
a9naenent 9f the family eiross. Six Of dmsrent
pO"9i'' 'O' 'i'O'' AARON BRADSHAW,
marI5;Ru Lock Box rs. Boston, Mas.
IN AL THE -UNDERSIGN-
lYh ED having formed a partnership for the man
g sisSs3 - q psi9 A AZ sr Aas w e e8S55i en- 4 bSil5i52
e~ons6Hsrs = Msis At ali times and on lie nost rea-
BSeAsH PAID FOR NOT BkRLEY.@
M sPAAGhAh 2.
BUSSTAN STEAM BATH ES-
h E-ABLISHMBGT, bluaH On.
By Fl. RAEBEL,
St. Clair ST., Nos. IS Y 81. opposite the Angler House,
OPEN DAILY
Hours Of AdmisalOn-EOr Ladies 9 to u A. n, eI-
ceptfngS sunday For G-entlnmen-Sunday fom to
Y O'Clock A. Ms and all other days from I to o.
clock p NJ. des9-RA
LAIR DRESSING AND SHAW
Ill ING lNSTITUTIJE.-WW. s. AMBUSH,
at % rooms, under the American, il p~repaied 70 ar
oommOdatea all customers with prompt attention ron
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEP-
ERS.-Karnish your own furniture. Gail a. the
Forest City VRrnish ONCE, No. IS5 Superior St., and
get 3 neat little Yarnish Cup, allied with the best Of
Ehus do your own rnishingi in q style equal 60 the
best ofpainters. Price rom four to twelve shillinEs,
mar3lRz =. ". PALMER, AGENT.
-EMBR0IDERING and STAMP
i1ENG, dOnB atsg 81. Clair street. opposite An
aer Rouse. BY lmarl6l MRS. RAEBEh.
GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
~ WHERE. -
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TEE F~ARaHALsHIT

Iii Is believed that John Herrick will receive
the appointment of Marshal within the pT.s-
emit week. A04AAO9 Wv
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FRoI CLEVELAND.


Judge Lawrence Is in this city.
-es5 - al uss GLIDDON.
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nlSS0LU1IONETHE FIRM OF
IL foot d Bash IS this DAY disolTef By mutual
consent. The business will be closed By s.. A. Foot,
who is authorized to use the nameiofthe firm in set
Element. r-srsFr-slr- rrfln s. A. GOT,
Cleveland, April 1888 J. BASH.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
N5tiee Is hereby given that Charles Hickox
has Withdrawn from OUT firm. The business viii
be continued 81 the old stand, and under the same
name. CORNING 4 Co.
Cleveland, April lst, 1861. apr51r
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN The lo.pHrtnsrahiD existing und8r the name
Of OraWfprd, Gross & CO..was this GAY dissolved by
lmithtonai1 MISREPRESENTATION
n. W OHOS5,
r1irlE sFEcaE Cd IL RAYNB.H1 4 45b
Cleveland, April Ist, ISL.
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ing them 70 so amend the SAM that all Of
fences committed against this act Is now en-.
istingi and all prosecutions for such offences
be prosscutedp az though this bill had not pass
ed into a law. Motion to refer as amended,
.-Aa A-L..-. 100. -L.l-AaL y
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INSURANCE COMPAN Y,
s.srig edOF iCLEYELANDn OHIO. asui
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TOR SALE-ONE SRCoND-HAtu
lion SALE or

Also-Eight Acres ofEzeensnf Land, situated X
miles from the Public square, On TIE EaEt Cleveland
Plank Eoad, north side. IL has an eleglHt building
spot, two Rrre9 Olgrapss-cuo acre IN Da4rluGt and
onehundrH Choice fruit frors-80ms o. which are
III ful bearing. Jt Is near enough to Public and
High Schools and IL an eIcellfnt uaifhborho0d and
Il win Be- sold cheap tor cash. Enquire .
q. j. EEEEH
marc 81 PubncSqdala.
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE

The undrsiened have iOrmsd a Cop irtnership IN
der the name and 1stEle 1Ot pRhWEORD, NORRIS
& PRIDE, and arc dealers In Briar HILL Mineral
Ridge and Chippeya Uoab wholesale and retail
Umcs-Johnsouis Marine Block. Cleveland, Ohio.
eF -1l r--a-1 LEMUEE GEAWFOkD,
DAVID MORRIS
~ rrUE HaTLlqus BfILIPL PRICE,
Cleveland, April st,1s6l.- apr5s3
1851: II MOOD s 1861.
Having reneEed ths taso % The city Dock st ths
foot Of superior street 4 shall be Pleased % supply
my cid customers, land as many nrWT 0nPs as hEFea
mind to CALI, with the best quality Of
WON at the lowest market prices
uB-FuIl Measure guaranteed. Terms Cash, on de-
livery Of ths Wood, and u0Variatun-
RAWSOH.
Cleveland Arri I-sE
HORARFNETSHIPH VIZ HAVE
~ thisday formeda c0psFtuership foEthe puTposa
Of tnnsaGtinR & General Commission Business IN
W" S. A. FOOT,
nfen- --a-g HI 3 DANEs,=
Cleveland. April 1a8 u. III
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ran soUTHERN ooNNlssIoNERs.

Kouwlu be panied and frightened to learn
that JEFF. Daviss Commissioners, who have
been here for some weeks, have become in
dignahta at the A. Administration, and threaten
direful things. Mr.. Seward, yesterday, in-
formed them that he could hold no official
intercourse with them which accounts for
their i~ndignaiOna and bluster.A They expect
to leave in a few dsys.A
AAa A SIGNIFICANT FACT.
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CAPITAL sTOok..- 800, 900.
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House Bill A., enabling Juries to qualify
,hsrrsFaieB ip certalnsasss wasreAa ths
ahdtfme.. Mr.. Voris moved that said bill be re-
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HonsE-FnRN1sHINa Gnons

Tin, Copper and ShestIron, IL complete
Our fourteen years eNperianca IN business. enables
u to purchase goods cheaper and mostdesirablei and
We viii sell
Cheaper than can Be Bought AsaghEsf
ArM re inFitsd 20 an andlook b~rthsm5alssI
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Ansnranfe.

H8 Fire and Maxine Risks taken in the above
Oompaniesf Asq "a SOME pftA= best nOn-Particl-
q. F. BRIeqnE, Agent,
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~ SdtatiaemEats.

ITO LET-A TWO STORY -
House and Five Acres Of Land on Eins. ~
manltrugt near Uounty Ealr Grounds. elo -
apri2 ROUSE 3 JENNINGS,
IN Superior street.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

Is large and varied. We are constantly receiving
the new Issues Of the leading Publishers. Any Books
not on hand, furnished ct short notice. Foreisn
Books imported to order.
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-EOR SAIsE-FHE PUBLIC
ITO p n

PRIHTKNG OFFIOE FOR SALE.
For Glls-s lot Of BrsFisr and EonIsrist Zyps,
l Imposiug Stones Cases, Chases, ard rTaryuung
complies Dr printing llfT and weekly nsEgWQefl
caith the exceptioa oia Rpsal Hhich WILDE lQlaa %
an e1LaordinaFy b8rgain.
Ing Room. febN-RU
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across the Miami river at Dayton, Referred
to a select OOmmittesDf I've, MsstG PsErOtt
and Nnnunr
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DIRECTORS:
3 lRAliem HaFt q a. 8 .sanf0rdj sdJamssHn,
William Kidd, Daniel z, Rhodes, John Downis
90 Hiram Piarce, Nv. Marssniss, OF. Cox,
Edwin Hart, y. N. Owent Noah Castor,
J.b. Stephenson.
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90 TIE eTY.A HATE
lNos the least Interesting o citizens Of
Washington are the fears entertained of "a
attack by the Virginia traitors upon the city.
Ben. Mccullough has been here within a day
or two past; doubtless with reference toa
"raid' upon Us. However Hs-sre ready for
assaults from any qaaEtsrs The Government
has not failed to provide Tor an effective de-
tense Of It's Capitol ca EAA 1.Aa
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Had Him There.

Judge C, a member Of one OF our besu
families, and himself occupying high posit-
ion at tho bar, MS well as socially, was going
up tho river last fall on slow steamboat ).
and, Of course, entered into all the f'milar
companiopsbip common to trwelen tErowa
together fer a week, with nothing TO- dc.
There was one man aboard who, learn
ing the Judges name, announced ,h.t
it was the s,ao as hi own, and Instantly
claimed kin with him. The Judge thought
differently; but with perfect good nature ans
wcrcd the unumerable genealogical inquiries
propounded to him, while at each reply the
bore would exclaim:
Why, sir, were kin, as sure as I'm alive :
At length this follow became uoenduraolc
with his pOrtinaciiy and questioning and
losing all patience at last, Judge c. turn.
cd upon his tormcuto with the abrupt 70.
marx:
'we;I, perhaps We are relations. Are you
a white mans
White mani! shouted tho bore, lcaping
from his chair; I'D only like 10 see tho man
who would say wasn'tp
'Ahp continued the Judge, very quietly.
we'll, my father, sir, W mulatto!
You may rest assurrd that Judge c.
was ,ormented no moro on that trip, nor even
recognized by the man who was so lately
claiming relationship with him, whio the
other passengers enjoyed the joke immensely
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The Surrender ofthe United States Revenne
Cutter rAiken..Statement ofLieut. Under.

WOOOs
Lieut.. Jno. A Underwood, late First Lieu.
tenant Of the United States revenue ontter
William Aiken, has kindly furnished the fol
lowing particulars Of the dsgraceful surrender
Of that vessel to the Socessionists Ly Capt.
Napoleon y Coste.
About two weeks prior to the passage Of
the ordinance Of secession by South Carolina.
in conversation Capt. Coste stated to Lieut.,
Underwood that he would not serve under
Lincoln, and in case tho State Of South Car
Gina seeded, he would resign and place him
in command Of the cutter. Lieut.. Under.
wood then consulted with Lieut.. Porter, ssc-
ond officer of the Aiken, as to the prop'r
course to pursue to protect the rights of tn,
Governm ent in the vessel, and asked his opin-
ion "a to whether it would be better to take
the vessel 10 the North, or TO place her under
the guns of Fort Moultrie. The shortncss Of
provisions on board, the reduced campiim ,nt
of men, and the inclement season, were con.
sidered grave objections to going to the North
place the vessel under tho protection Of the
Fort, until he could communicate with the
Department for instructions. He then asked
Of Maj. Anderson, that, in case Capt. Coste
resigned, and placed him in command, he
might find protection under the guns of tho
Fort. Maj. Anderson, promptly, and in the
kindest manner, scceded to bis request.
A fow days afterwards the vessel was haul
ed alongside tho wharf for the purpose Of hav.
ing her bottom cleaned Whilc lying there
tho ordinance Of secession was adopted. On
the day Maj. Anderson evacuated Fort Moul.
tre, (Dcc. 26,) the cutter WAS hauled into
the stream and anchored. The following day
Lieut.. Underwood, at IL o'clock, went on
shore, leaving Lieut.. Porter on board, Capt.
Costc, in command, and the Revenue flag
flying. In the course Of the afternoon Capt.
Coste called on Lieut.. Underwood and stated
that he had haull down the Revenue ensign
and slowed it away, and had boistcd the Pal
Tetto flag on the cutter He also stated
that he was accountable to the authorities of
the Stote for the vessel and all the property
on board
Finding himself powerless to reclaim the
vessel, or TO obtain any control over her,
Lieut.. Underwood left Charleston and pro-
ceeded to Washington, where he reported him.
self to the Treasury Department.
The Aiken is fore-aud-aft schooner Of 80
tons, and is ono Of the fastest vessels OF her
class in tho service. $1,000 were expended
on ner in Charleston last summer for repairs.
She Originally cost the Government $4,000
Her armament consists Of one twelve pounder
brass howilzer, working amidsbips, and guam
tity Of Maynard riAcs. At last accounts,
Capt. Costc was still in command Of the Al.
ken, the officers having reported themselves
to tho Depar, mcnt for orders.
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Hav0ck Of Life by War.

1t is difficult To conceive what fearful havoc
Mi. cus,om hes mad, of human Ifo Sor,o
of ;ts ;nc;Jen,oI royoros soan, a. Jof. haI;of
7, hos q, ,;moo en,;relv JanonnI.,oJ T ;nu"an.o ,
d;s,r;o,s Jn n,oJarn % n,pII -. -, ,;s,n"
larna ,racts have hoe, lort 90 u,,arlv dasniato
,hs, ono r,;rh, nos from ,illans = n;IIaSo
eyor fror, civ n c;,v w;,bor, Snd;ur *;
,a,v ;nbab;tant Tbs war 81 liza ~ go"oS a. :,
,hc Lo.,, or Errona ,of, - ono ;n,,aSSo 80
Ia.. ,Lan ,rvon,v ro,,;arom. ,;II.'"' 81 ~
- r..u ~ boa.s r. -, ""no1s o',s
m.r > ,ha I'm oo~,,s" 49, y ,h ye Q
';a ~ c'nn c"s go y ooo $4,000 ooo 'ae P'Po," Pon
oon 49, r"",,hs. al .L0, oc w;..L ~ o,Joo'
co., GOO ooo ~ ooo ~ ''e"oes -
,'.,h., Tb;s,, ,hau,onJ Ill '"a" "'ao
s..a"oi. - 49, -. ," 80 w
,;.oiu IA on,. al ;. d;o,.;p popu'"''o" -"
.;u go. .nd o;,;,a ,to.o o"s' o.ui'e. :''
WIZ 49, 80 c"s,a ""' '''''' '"e'' 'P'""s up '''-
" - =, 81. Lo.,o g ..;u = A.. r
ronJonJo. 70 ooo .oIs;o - 'o'. "
~ n"a,ho. &c ;yhaL;,a..s. - 49,, % "s '":s >:
LIZ 1o.t " oo 600 no VI s''s' ~
-. .o ~ 49,, s ~ ~W,In,oa. ",, %, ooo ~, 'ie'' '
J;ors .iona. - ,h0t of Iima2 40 400. =,
W: - sn 900 ~ - 20 , 'on 90 oo'ocV, VI
;,n 20 ooo. of A. 600 ooo. - %.N
~ 20 600 - Js,,.,,,o,,, I0o, St',, ',,,.
Max the slaughter Of SINGLE bottIes-ot
Lepanto. % 900. at AustcrIil2. 40 600. n,
Eylau cos 600. ot Waterloo and On,r,ro
Ryos ono cnoogomont in fact 1oo oOn. at
Borodino. 10000. nj Fon enoy. 100 600: nj
A rbeIa 400 ono at Cbalons aoO ooo of
At,ila's army alone. 400 OOo iTsna,os slain
bv Julias Cesar in ono battle. and 4aO 600
Germans in another.
Take ONLY two cases. The ar nv Of ye,xes
saws DR.. Dick. must have amounted to5 oss..
800. and if the attendants were only ono.
third as oreat as common at the present time
in Eastern countries. the sum total must have
reached nearly G OOo. 600 Yet in one wear
this vast multitude was reluceJ. tbopob NOT
entirely Lv death. TO 400 600 iobting men:
and of these only 2 600 escanod destruction
Jenobiz Khan. terrible ravase Of Asia in tho
l3t6 century sh }, 90. 600 on tho nlains of Nes.
a. and massacreJ 900 oou at tho s,ormino Of
Charaism. In the Ue,at district he butcher.
cd 600 600 and in two cities with their
denendencies. 700 600. During tho las,
81 years e his lono rsion. he is said 10 have
massc,od moro than half a million avery vo.r.
and in tho first IA vcars. he is sunnosc1 bv
Chinese historians TO have DESTROYED not loss
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-22

WANTED-A DEFINITION THAT WILL STAY
DEFINED What is Seetiondiisme Ten
years ago a sectionalst was man who ad-
vocatsd tho Wilmot Proviso. Four years ago
it was a man who did not advocate squatter
sovereignty. Last October it meant man
who did believe in squatter sovereigtty ty and
would not support slave code for the Terri
tories. Now in December, man who op.
poses di'union, who supports the Constitution,
aud insists upon enforcing the laws, is a sec
tionalst. What the word will mean next
year, remains 10 be sccp. But wo venture
10 predict that il will not be exactly what il
is held to mean now. IN. Y. Times.
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An appeal to the People Of Florida

Elk Governor Call, Of Florida, has publish
ed an appeal TO tue people Of that State, in
which he earnestly protests agains secession.
lie says:
"Now my fellow citizens, on my response
bility and under tho halter, II you please, be.
fore God aud in the name Of my country,
proclaim, that when deed shall be done
Il will be trcason-high treason-against u
Constitutional Government"
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township Of Cambria, as former Session o.
the Board asked further time TO report, which
was granted.
The committee to whom was referred the
claim Of Hon Joseph r. Williams, at the las
session of the Board asked further time ID
which to present their report, which on mo-
tion was granted.
Mr.. Melgs presented the following.
Resolved, That the publishers of the Hills
dale Standard, Jonesville Independent aud
Hisdalo County Democrat, be allowed sixty
dollars each, for, and il they publish the pro
ceedings of tho Board Of Supervisors Of Hills
dale County, for the year A. D. 1861, and
furnish a copy Of each of their papers, at the
close Of the year, and file the same with the
County Clerk which, on motion Of Mr.. Bush,
was accepted, end motion Of Mr.. Fowler TO
lay on the table did not prevail Mr.. Blu b
then moved the adoption Of the resolution.
Mr.. Levens offered to amend BY inserting fif-
ty dollars instead Of sixty, which prevailed,
and on motion of Mr.. Hewitt, the resolution
as amended, was adopted.
On motion to allow an account Of Mr.. For
bes for $40 at $S5 the yeas and nays was de-.
maDded by Mr.. Meigs Motion prevailed as
follows:
Yeas, Messrs. Brewster, Bush, Canniff,
Cleveland. Fowler, Gray, McCutcheon and
Willets--S
Nays, Messrs. Fisher, Godfrey, King, Leon
ardson, Levens, McLouth, Meigs-7
Mr.. Pratt presented the report of Timothy
E. Dibell Esq., Circuit Court Commissioner
for the county Of Hillsdale. in regard to the
support Of Matilda II. Kelog, and Samuel
Cook, two insane persons, at The Insane asy-
lum at Kalamazoo which on motion was re-
ferrcd to Con- mittee of three. The chair
appointed Messrs. Meigs, Hewitt, and McLoulh.
Thereupon tho board adjourned until 10.
morrow morning at 8 o'clock.
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1861.
Board convened at o'clock, A. NJ. Pres
ent The same as yesterday.
On motion of Mr.. Levens it was unani
mously resolved that no account submitted to
this board after the second day Of it's next
session, will be considered, or acted upon at
said session.
The Committe to whom was referred the
report of T. E. Dibell ESQ.,. in regard TO In
sane person, submitted the following report:
To the Board Of Supervisors Of H2sdale
County:
We the undersigned committee TO whom
was referred the report Oft. E. Dibbell, Esq,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Hillsdale
County, relative to the support Of Matilda H.
Kellogg and Sumuel Cook, two insane per
sons at Kalamazoo, respectfully report that,
the Statute, in our opinion makes ample pro-
visions for the maintenance Of such insane
persons, and that and action OF the Board at
T. is time is unnecessary.
l.. MEIGs,
ALEX. HEwIrr, Com.
JOHN McLoMrH,
Which on motion was accepted and adopt
ed, and the committee discharged.
During the session Of the Board, the fol.
lowing accounts were allowed and orders
drawn on the Treasurer for the same.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-22

LITTLE RHopY IN FEAR OF LOAD OF
DEsr Tho Providence Journal asks tho
question: sIf all The States except Rhode
Island seceds from the Union, is sLo to pay
The public debt \"
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The Williams Rifles, Of Lansing, have vo.
ted TO hold themselves in readiness for service
for the defense Of tho Union whenever called,
upon.
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rg It i. said that certain Southern gen

tleman having been asked il ho should want
a supply Of ice during the coming Summer
season, replied indignantly in the negative,
declaring that the men OF the South would
drink boiling hot watev upon the Fourth Of
July bcfor' they would receive or use any Of
tho FREQ Soil leo Of the North.
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JONESvILLE, MICH J. W. COZ, PROPRIETOR. THE
above House, formerly known a the sherman House.
has been placed In thorough repair and furnished new
throughout. Its share OF the public Is respectfully so
lcited. dec2jm3
Dec II, 1890
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.

TIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED LIVERY STA
bic c. Pecks old stand, east of the Post OMe,
prepar to let Horss and Carriages. Also, Ia car
rs plssenge any point they wish. ,easona" terms
STRONG DoUD, Propri,tOrs.
Hi sdae. Mich Dec 10, 1850.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-22

A Mr.. wardell, residing pssr Ypsihnii
was iustsntly killed one day les, week by
sawloz. which ho was hauling on sled, roll.
ing "a and crushing him.