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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20

Hon. Stephen Baker, Of New Y0k.
is the only member of the late House Of
Representatives who positively refused to
receive the third mileage. The aggregate
amount paid on this account is probably
$4,000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20
RAILROAD FROM ST. CLOUD TO
- - IKE SUPERIOR.
The Read Will not be Built, nor
2 will Surveys be made, un-
rs, der present Legislation.
Correspondence between Messrs.
Richardson and Rice.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
Sr. PAUL, March 8, 1868. !

AMERICAN HOUSE,
ST.. PAUL, March 8, 1868.
hon. EDMUND RICE,-
Z, lear SIR Il am about to leave for
home, and for my own qualification would
like to have your opinion in regard to the
Railroad matter from St. Cloud to Supe-
rior, either public Or private, just as
you prefer.
r. NJ. RICHARDSON.
OFFICE ST.. PAUL AND PACIFIC r. R.CoD
Saint Paul, March 9th, 1863.
Hon. R. NJ. RICHARDSON, American House.
DEAR Sm:-In reply to yours of this
morning, stating that you would like to
have my ''opinion in regard to the railroad
matter from st. Cloud to Lake Superior"
have to say that / do not think there is
the shadow of a chance to build the road
from st. Cloud, or any other point, to
Lake Superior, under the late acts of the
Legislature.
l devoted good deal of time last sum-
mer and fall, in laying the whole subject
before railroad builders, and in every in
stance l was told that the grant of lands
from Congress were not of sufficient value
to induce any parties to enter upon such
an undertaking; but that, if the Legisla-
ture would unite with them the swamp
lands,-or an equal amount, granted to
the 'Lake Superior and Mississippi Rail-
road Company" (Which would revert to
the State on the 9Th of March instant,)
the road would be built at once.
Negotiations were therefore opened with
responsible parties in New York, who were
we'll informed in relation to the country
and the business of Lake Superior, both
present and prospective, which resulted in
an offer in writing to commence work on
the road in June next, and complete it in
three years, provided the legislation above
referred to should be obtained, and the
terminus on the Mississippi left open to the
test of engineering, at least between Anoka
and Grow Wing.
Another party, the Messrs. Litchfeld
Il Co., were also willing to undertake the
construction of the road upon similar
terms.
Having been advised in advance by all
the parties have said upon the subject,
precisely upon what conditions the road
would be built, and upon what terms it
would not be, l have not the slightest
hope that survey even can be made this
year; nor do l see any encouragement
for some years to come, even with such
legislation as could be offered next winter;
as there is danger that the currency of the
country will then have become deprecia-
ted, and that labor will be too scarce and
materials too high-especially iron and
rolling stock-tojustify new undertaking
ofsuch magnitude; that is to say, one which
would invole the expenditure of between
three and four millions of dollars, in sound
currency.
In conclusion, permit me to add, that,
l fear we have lost the golden opportunity
to secure the construction of railroad to
Lake Superior-the most important to the
State, and especially to the northern por-
ton fit, of all the projected railroads
within her limits.
Very sincerely, your friend,
EDMUND RICE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20

A Llberian cent is not included IN the
above account.
The following is one of the best Of the
letters which accompany the contributions
NEwBKRG, N. Y, March 9, 1868.
DEAR Mr.. BENNETT
We are only two little girls, but we read the
papers, and we feel badly for that Mr. Greeley
that you write about, because he seems to be
SO sorry that he is white.
We are sorry, too, and we have saved the
three cents we had for the missionary boXsto
send to you to put in the fund they're getdng
up for him. It's real silver you know, and
we've put black sitting through it because we
think he'd like it better. KITTY 81 BESS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
DROBATE ORDER.-Sta.e Of MicE-

= isan, county q laghaul, sat session Of Tie
-4sr t9lrt Tor Tue county Of Ingham. holden 90 rta
Probate Ofhce il the village ofN7son on p5-s- 49,
ista DAY o. Nay 10 the year one THOUSAND eight hun
~ anl sixty three Present, WH Pincsrey u e.
\, t4oo-ie II the matter O. the estate of Robert
Montgomery. deceased % reading and 1nr ~ -.f
Ton GUY verified Of John. william and Jlt--1- Wo1t
soinery- praying that John n French j. 81 Eaton
rll-s- y lle county o. Eaton, Michigan may D. az
lnerScpon u Is ordered That Monday the f5h sv ~
June next al II O'Clock II the forenoon. be ass7-
- ioF ne le4inS q said petition, and that ta l-- ~
-Ay Of said deceased, and al other persons inr--t. 1
-l estate are required 70 APPEAR at session u -
o--lt- tien y Dc holden ~ The Probate 0tca m tie
li-ze Of Aasou- an show cause. any there De- WHY
.ne pray r Of the petitioner should not be granted AM
i-rtner ordered that said petitioner give notice 90
~ persons interested SAID estate. OF TIE Te -rr -
- letition, 22- the hearing thereof. by causing cr
q '-ls order 10 be plb.ishs- the Lansing Reputn
newspaper printed and circulating n SAID county q
suAl Successive weeks previous % SAID iar . hear
ine. "A true copy-) WI. d FISCENEY.
---N5 Judge ~ Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
Opinions OF Marshall aud Madison on SIa
very.


Harriet Martneau, in late number Of a,
English magazine, gives some account of he
conversations held in America, in 1898, viii
Chief Justice Marshall and Mr.. Madison, ther
the surviving representatives of the cid ideas O.
Virginia
when knew the Chief Justice he was SIS
as bright eyed and warm hearted as ever. while
asdignihed Judge ever Sled the highest
seat in the highest court OF any country He
said be had seen Virginia the leading State for
half his life; he had seen her become the sec
ond, and siak to be Il think the 9Th.
Worse than this. there was no arrestinr her
decline il her citizens did not put an end to sla
very; and he saw no signs of any intention TO
do so, east Of the mountains at least He had
seen whole groups Of estates, populOus in his
time, lapse into waste. He had seen agriculture
exchanged for human stock breeding: and he
keealy felt the degradation
THE forest was returning over the fine old
estates, and the wild creatures which had not
been seen for generations were re.appesrinr
numbess and wealth we're declining, and educs-
ton and manners were degenerating. Il would
not have surprised him to be told that on thai
soil would the main battles be fought when the
critical day should come which he foresaw.
~ ~. -AauirOu Pdlf was lot easy. tie
Rad cheerful and sangaine temper, and if there
was one thing rather than another which no
had learned to consider secure, il was the Con.
sntution which he had so large a share in max |
ing. Yet he told NE that he was nearly in 10. |
SPAR, and shat he had been quite 50 until the |
COLONIZATION Society arose.
Rather than admit to himself that the Son.b
must be laid waste BY q servile war or the /
whole eoEntry By civil war, he strove TO be. /
neve that millions OF negroes would be carried |
70 Africa and so got rid OF. l need not speak
OF the weakness of such hope. What con.
Germs Us now Is, that he saw and described n
me when was biz guest. the dangers and bo--
rors oil toe state Of society in which be was Iv.
ing. &c "A' nv
He talked mere of slavery than all o.bsr
SUBJECTS together, returning to il morning noon
sna night He said that the clergy De7vs-tsJ
'ne Dlole because il was altogether srainst -
very that the colOred population uss inc-sa.
ing faster than tse white aud that the So -
nesais was such as barely permitted society -
vi the issue or the conflict Whenever :.
snoaia occur, there could he said be No io,h+ q
society ourdened with slave system could ]
n.sAs 10 permanent resistance 10 An pr;,,,,'-
Se.se enemy, and he was astonished Ar he r.
- "a which blinded some southern ~, -. e
such vas Mr.. NaaisOn's opinion +, 1ss5p
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
TO CONTRACTORS In pursuance

L 81 AZ act oi the Legislature Of Nichitu a-r-o,si
Eeorllrs In 1853 and acts auendatorv Thereto ~
g. lIiis oner u the Duncan Alpena snd
HiEer State Road. VIII let Jobs on said road an
me io.loSlns times alt places.
AZ hirrisFLie- IN Alcoua county. on Tuesday. Tulv
-n between - and - mios q the south ena al sai5
a. 9esnnl1s az River Au-saubie
~ Apen-l, on Monday July 18Th the entire nsl,rrs
tel1lils through the Counties Of Aiuera Presume
re --l tneboygAn. making in whole ID miles.
l-Ans and specifications made known on tie DAYS u
-..-s- bus viii b. received. payable IN STATE swamp
Lan1s only; SAD land o. Be selected lrom auv u ne
swamp lanas IN the Lower Peninsula .rses security
- oo n i--led lot tle faithful performance q tie
ne CORNERSTONE reserves the right % reject
Alpena. Nay 18th, lS63
---Nt DAVID PLOlGH. Ccrmis sioncr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
DROBATE ORDER S. g M

= lstn' 1ounty oi lgialn. at "a session of fi.
rtooaie tourt Tor the county oi 1gham holden N r.
Il.ulte Olce IN the village o Mason on Monday ~
18Th DAY Of May. IN the wear one fh..-s9-5 .-l. -
-eT ~, SHY tnree; Present. VIM H. Pmcknev Jqia
~ rrooate- In the matter of she estate of 60.
9llltA, ueee'.sal- on retluE and fling the ue-itidr
duly verified. Of Thomls P.~z anl ITfz7fs-f .-
irliois prayl Tor license % sell portion IN
~ ieAi estate o which SAID Clssils smith died sizi.
lfen p. Is ordered That Monday. the 9th iav IN
10y next az IL O'Clock n the forenoon De- ASSIGNED
.s' me Nearing o. sind petition. and that the heirs al law,
~ sl deceased, and an other persons interested In sif
I'.' % ired q appear 40 Session If said CoE-t
- pe oeA AZ the Probate 0-lce. ~ the village n
au' ana snow cause 4 any there be- why the r,rave-
u he petite should not b. granted Audit 5 ffi--
.--it >l petitioner give notice o. the persons
.,es'el n sail estate q the tendency ~ sail pst
e ana the hearing thereof by causing a copv II rs
ef1er 70 De published in the Lansing Republican, a r.-
la printed and circulating n saif county Of Inrbarl
: eess'.e weeks previous O. saii t1v OF hesrin-
- 0ot!-} VIZ a. PINCKNFY
Judge u Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
DROBATE ORDER-Stato Of ,,iobi


gan, county 81 Lgham. sat a session Of tho
Probate Court for the county q Iusham holden AT ~
IIoOaie OIlce m The village Of Mason on MONDAY tha
-otn Gay OF April, In the year one thousand eigbt nm
UIel ana sixty three Present. VIM H. PinckneT Tsfr
81 ffoosIS- ID The matter II the estate Of fI4r.pra
uelorest Clements minor. On reading and fsr, ~.
peNllon duy verified, ~ Jchial a Richards ritr
OF SAID minor praying for license 10 sell tt9 r,i 81
poses 10 said petition set forth
Inereupon II ordered, that Monday the 18th iav ~
June next, at II O'Clock in tbs forenoon De as.i-5
lor ne hearing Of said petition aad that tn 81 Fl II
law OF SAID deceased. ami an 0ihe- persons inte-sts .
sald estate are required 10 appear al session az M
1yuli ten 70 DC holden az the Probate Office IN fhs
mage ul Mason au4 snow cause. II any there De- VIII,
ne prayer q the petitioner should not he --arfl
Ana II IS further ordered that said PETITIONER give notice
- persons interested II SAID esta-e q the Tndourv
Of said petition and the hearing thereof f.
q lhls order 10 be Published IL the Lansing ReDa5o7a
newspaper printed and Circulating n sai1 foufv ~
inshan- successive weeks previous e. saii dav Of
Us a true SopF.j w. H. FINCkNET
0"+if Judge o. Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
PROBATE ORDER-stato of Mich

igan, county of Inghani, S. AT "a session OF tbe
Probate Court Tor The county Of nEhaiu holden f d.
Probate once, M the village NJ Mason CA Monday fI
lltA day o. May IA the year one thousand eist hundred
and sixty three, Present, Vim. H. Pncknev Judge Of
Probate ia the matter OF the estate of john NJ a,r
deceased o. reading ana fling the petition du, vgri
He'd oi Mary Ann Moore widow II said deceased t-,v
nag among other things Tor the appointment OF ,r-
sgLers 70 assign sad petitioners dover u said estate
lhereupon u Is ordered That Monday. the 18th .sv
Jun' Hext, az IL clock ~ the forenoon De- ,-i f-
'he irlng of said petition and that the heirs r i
Of said deceased, and all other persons interested m Said
.'e are required TO appear at session o. said Court
then to be holden at the Probate Office IN Inc ,I, -
Mason and show cause, If any there be why tn trve
q the petitioner should not DE granted. And IL 4 lr
ee VI eeIeu tha sd petitioner give notice The per
sons interested in said estate Of the tendency ~ M
petition, and the hearing thereof by causing cnv ~
ms order To be published IN the Lansing Republican
printed and Circulating In said county Of Ing
ham successive weeks previous to said iav of baarir
"a uu' copy J WI II. PINCKNEY
--JN7 Judge OF Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
From the Leavenworth Conservative.
I'd TEE coPPERHEADs.


a.,.i.., 49,. ,-. from, mountain and from valley,
We go % dare the battlefield and death
All tbs s1rset hone-ties breaking; now We rally,
For eounfry we viii yield the parting breath
E1t lei the FOE attack US In the front;
. Friendstip and loyalty should guard our rear;
Then shall we bear the battles blows and bruDt,
And rash 70 death with last ringing cheer
On battle fields lie brave and true hearts sleeping,
Tie sleep Of death entailed IN freedom aght;
Once baDoy homes are now believed with weeping,
And DAYS o. sunshine turned 70 darkest night.
And still home traitors raise the shameful cry
or 81 Peacer' disgracef1l pace with those
Who jOyed % our slaughtered brothers DIE
And Knocked The nation ia her DAY Of woes
"Peacei" Look where the lone graves are lying,
Monuments 0i woe upon PotcnaG's shore;
Look on ths Held where shot and shell are flying.
Iark . the cann0n's balef1i desfellng roar
See our srlve boys novel down ike rpene1 grain
Think Of the hearts made cold ~ rebel hand.
OF the dear ones ne'er shall meet again
Then, II yoa dare, cry - peace Throughout tie land
Pears." Why, the very dead would rise ia sorrow,
And cry for shaIas.2 They would accuse The lay
That came before the daEning q such morrow
And burning with their sense u wrong would say
" II u for this we hlsf lpon tie feldy
And sank 70 death beneath ths Tag q Etarsi
Where death, the reaper, claims BIS harvest yield
And honor planted OF our breast her Ecarss''
Shame on such mon, who open friends appearing.
But secret Foes Detray their Country ct-sei
Who spfeai Their poison, caring l-lght nor fearing
nations curse Honor sacred Laws
Give Is the foe VIII bsyOnet and sword
Wen charge IL alntsd, face 70 face with Death.
n from our friands ae b4t receive Kind @0rd
Nor feel the poison Of Irsitors breath,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
DROBATE ORDER

4 gan, county Of lngham, ss-At q esss ION of IT,.
Probate Court for the county OF Ingham holden 10 Ga
Probate ONCE in the village of Mason. the lIfh Ga,
% May. IN the year one thousand eight hundred sft
sixty three, Present, Wm. H. Pincknev. JsIr. OF lr,
'ite. Ina the matter of the estate Of Waltz Wa.i.
sou. aud others. minors On reading and Gr- tt.f..if
ton, duly verified, OF Nancy wilkinson guardian f said
slii minors.
Ihereupon IL is Ordered that Monday the 0th dav o
July next at ii clock m the forenoon b. assigned for
the hearing OF said petition, and that an persons inter
ested ID said estate, required 20 appear III session
81 said Court then % be holden The Probate Office
IA th>village Of Mason, and show cause II any there be-
"hy the prayer 81 tae Petitioner should be granted
And u Is further Ordered, That said petitioner give no.
uce 10 tue persons interested said estate Of lie pen
dency OF SAID petition and the hearing thereof bv cus
ing copy Of this order To be published the lansing
Republican, newspaper printed and circulating ia sand
G9qntF " lpgham successive week. previous 10 sand
\ true coly-l WI II IlNCkNEY
4ZJ"o Judge If Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
DROBATE ORDER-state Of Mich

u igan, county OF lngham, sat a session OF tl,s
lfoDdte Court Tor the county Of ngbam holden M th
frohate ONCE IN the village Of Mason on Tuesday 49,
l-tn day Of Nay. IA the year one thousand eiy- INN
lsel anu sixty tree Present, VIM. H. Pinckney Juae.
OF PROBATE In the matter Of tine estate III LAM
Tyler, deceased On reading and filing the nstifi1a
duly verified, Of Catharine Tyler and Jess Z nan III,
illustrators upon said estate praying among other
tlings Tor license 70 sell potion Of the real estate
Of which said deceased died seized FOR ~ =.
paying debts against said estate
Ihersupon 1t Is ordered, That Tuesday the cq-h s NJ
June next, at II O'Clock IN the forenoon be assi-e
LOT the hearing OF said petition and that the heirs M
OF s1d deceased aud al other persons Interested In s
estate, are required TO appear at session OF said CONF
tIeh 70 De holden at the Probate Office in the iae ~
94yu' ana sho" cause II any there Be- Why the PRAYER
Of the petitioners should not be granted. And II i ~
ther ordered That said petitioners give notice 10 die
persons interested Ia said estate Of tie rendenr, m
sald petition, and the hearing Thereof by causing a COM
d thls order TO be published in the Lansing Refubca
newspaper printed and circulating In sad county o-
nam successive weeks previous 20 said day OF lear
ing "A true cOpy.) wv Fl PiNrENry-
~"1-0 Judge gt Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10

Al spiritual meeting, short tina since
oAlA.n was called up and asked II tba-e -.
;rj;5 !sH.es n his sphere? "Non reoI;sd he
'n0lgnAnuy' they are al On earth :, F'su "e'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
SALE-State of Micbi-

~ gan-The Circuit Court for the county Of Inri.-tu
In Chancery David Boslwick. complainant rs n4II
" Smead Richard Elliott, Charles + Howe ans Wil.t,.
H. Haze, Defendants In pursuance " dec-eta ord. 2
u the Circuit Coart for the county n lnghan n Chan
Gerry, made n tie above cause VIII sold under tho
direction of the subscriber. Al publc auction 40 the
front door Of tile American Hotel tls civ Isnsrr
thursday she second day OF July next az one oco
ia the afternoon. the following described property or 81
much thereof may be sufficient g. satisfy the decree
interest and costs ~ this case Known and istn
guishod as part Of tho north half NJ the north east
quarter Of section number nine. four north ~
range two west. bounded 4s follows Ennmra NJ a stake
standing four chains and sixty five links north II the
center Of North and Turner streets ia tne recorded man
oi the town Ot Michigan. (now lAnsmgl ana running
thence north three chains and forty seven aaf ahf
links O. the angle Of the road thence north thirty de-
gree west along the street 90 the North line of section
nine point four chains and ninety three links cast
from the north quarter post Of the section thence east
on the section line Us enty chains aud nftv-nine an
hall inks thence south sixteen chains and lltv Inks
thence west seventeen chains and ninety links o. th.
place Of boetarins- oantiius four AMI thirty
three one hunlredths acres OF land n the county ri
lngham and State OF Michigan Tie above premises a IN
bee sold subject 70 widow right OF dover therein
Dated, May 10Th, 1868
HORATIO PRATT.
Circuit Court COmmissloneT FOR InghaIo 60 Mich
GEo. !. PAIlsoSs solicitor for C0mpt
42lW7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
Legal Advertisements
MORTGAGE SALE-Defaul, having

u Il
4s1 been made II the conditions Of certain ll0rtg
WHEREBY the power theren contained 70 sell las become
OperatiFe) executed b. William Tobias and Eliza
Totas. lis vie, OF Ingham county. Nchigaf % Ira
Davenport 81 the state Of New York date TIE 81.
tenth day o. December, A. D. eighteen huu-rel al
sixty -One, and recorded December twenty eight 1
A. 1851, II the Office Of the Register Of DEEDS for
the county 81 ingan IN the state q Michigan Ia lib0r
IA q mortgages, on page GO, upon which mortgage
there : claimed 70 be due, 81 the date u tbs notice
the q two hundred and twenty eight dollars AID
egntythree cents, and suit or proceedings Al law
having been Instituted 70 recover any part thereof no
tee + therefore hereby given that o. IAuTslay the
twenty seventh day Of August next, a twelve clok
noon, shall sell at public auction 70 the highest bidder
sale % take place the front door 81 the Inglam
county Circuit Court House, the village " Mason
premises contained n such mortgage for So much
thereof shall BE- necessary 20 satisfy the amount due
such mortgage with ten per interest and legal
costs together with AZ attorney fee coyela-tei f0r
theren that IS q say the following piece OF marcel Of
land situate IN lugham county. Michigan VIZ. the
east half the north est quarter o. section twelve 40
Ia township three north. Of range one east.
Dated Detroit. May 18th A. D. ls63.
IRA DAVENPORT MOrt-azee.
VIZ. J. MATERfAS, Attorney. I3W4--
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Al when shah all men = eood
- - S $50 nan rule. and universal pesse
- nke shan Of light across the and
Aud IKE 4 lAae o. beams 49,, 80
1nrcogh al he eirclo q the roi,sn - -. So
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
TNTARSHAL'S SALE-State Of AIieb.

VI igan, county Of Ingham. SPY virtue q q VIII
Of 1er facas issued OUT VI and undr- the o. the
Circuit Court II the United states foI the eastern dis
trct u chgau o. directed and delivered against
the goods ana chattsls. ana for thereof then "
the lands and telements OF William Hauln AMI sarah a.
Human. and favor III Ebert / b. Clrts Ihsl ze
and levied upon the following descr bed land and pre-
misses 70 Wit. Lotsnumber fifteen ani sixteen Of block
one hundred AM seventeen the ely OF Lansing, colu
. of lngharl anu state Of Michi Also piece 41
described follows viz Beginning i've l5) rods south
% the south east corner 81 block is9, Ia the vag
Lansing county and state Aforesaid, running tlf-
south sixty two and haif rods themes west twelve
rods and twenty LINKS. thence south twenty rods 10
Grand River, thence westerly along said river . point
just twenty rods and tweuy luks due west of
the last described line thence north seFenyglt rods
OF Whereabouts, o. the soril line " Robert street
thence thirty ~ 100 rods the place beginning
containing sixteen and 100 acres more or less which
lands and premises shah se al pablo auction % thr
highest bidder therefor 20 tl- outer door of tha Court
Hlus il the village OF Mason in said county % Ia-h
Saturday the eleventh day Of July next 10 the hour
If one clock Of said day dated. NAY 18th 1855
CHAS. 3 nlCKEY, Omitted states Marsha!
BY D. " BURTCH, special H. putty [ S Marshal
6w4-2
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

Il acres each Lad q The best quality. Terms
reaseaaole one q said farms II Eaton county about
1sSA c. TRACY
A~na--t, -! = 80 31z2
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NATHAN GUILE. Proprietor

NE Stable Of the undersigned is well
4 stocked and in roei -unrl-z o-s7- NJ 49,
81 Always Dr. she's Ei-h FIRST Class neat ar5 oor,
alp-i-- t-Tria = aa1 god travelling H0-s-S sbsll
worthy iAe patronage q, the prbEc
Horses and Carriage 70 Iet at al Rours.
01ice and stable on Wa=tin--r- s. fe..-.- -. r.
az the A-gar House ssco16 Stable from the con-
Lansing, July ST.. 1851 sssTI