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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS

he u" = lefrct of winning tho Affections Of the
upPyn'e set. lie guides the single to wealthy and
hssPPy merrlsge' AMI makes tho married happy. His
aid and advice has len solicited in innunerable In
rtAneel, and the result has always been
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
DR.. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. 246a, POST OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

let L be clearly m,
derstood that the prco named a. consultation fee pays
Tor consultation only 1t does not pay for the DoetOr
written opinion of yur tnro prospects in life. 1t doss
not pay for winning tho affections Of tho opposite ser,
for the Communication Of happy marriage, nor for
doing any ether business named IN the above advertise
ment. The Doctor has fixed price for doing each seIa
rate business In your consultation with the Doctor yo1
loarn how you realize the fond hope nearest youl
heart yOu told how you yet all you want, aud
how yonr business ought 10 bs done that It not
fail He will foreell what l. your DESTINY III short,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

Ll TTERY NUMBERS
given without any extra charge
MORE GOOD NEWS!!!
Dr. RAPHAEL will cast yonr Horoscope write
your nativity, Every man, 'N-rngh the cugth and
breadth " tho land, who has l,o luck and who can
nJ pt In sc world should Le In ion VI ha
Horoscope, and get DR.. Raphul's
Written Opinion Of hi~ Future Pros.
poets In Life.
n will gnids him to wealth, cmnonos, and homer.
Thousands IT good men, who wore ubsatunate and un.
ErGoosSf In their bu'neEs-nlrn who worked hard and
who struggled n1nst AdNcr-lty ere plisfortune the
grcsfer part O their lives and who nA tho more they
trisd W get forward In the world the more thinKs went
sgalnst them; These men got Dr. Rnphus;'s writton
opinion ulnn their future prospects IN llfc All thosa
~ho wisely followed DR.. Raphaal's advice arc now
RICH, HAPPY, And SUCCESSFUL
IN nH their undertakings while oao who were blinded
by prudo- and iYnorance neglected his adv ice are still
labOriug against alVerAily and poverty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
WEALTH, nMINENCE, AND GOOD
LUCK

Srt within tho roach OF all II you wish to be rich aud
nsppy you will consult him aiso.
GOOD NEWS for tho AFFLICTaD.
lie has tho GIN aud tell the afflicted the cause Of
hclr dSsaso and snncring He cSh also tsll vhAthOr
they lo cured not, thus rayng tho AFFLICTED both
trouble and expense,
Consultations daily, Sundays oxeepted Oflee honru
from lOA. NJ 10 s. p. NJ
MI interviews are strictly private and esptlAutlai
Thwrf1v va 'aJ' 10 Oiv ~ all sud 0Vusult
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
Width I'D col.
Biggs House.

. MONTGOMERY q SON Propri ~
u. stors Prem, St, Pcrtrincuth. liii
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
Gbs YHtAytbur Qrmu.'at.
PULlSnEu ENkRY THURSDAY M
z. A. & W. L. B Il TT O n.
OF FICE:
10 Ilratton's BnilmInga. EnSt OF Court
House, TN Stairs.
FER MS, CASH.

The DEN, IaAT viii ho aent one year for One
Dollar; SlS Months, for Fifty Cents; Three
hontha. 20: Twenty-f &c Cents.
;1S- An papcrs will be discontinued at the
expiration Of the time paid for.
TERMS FOR rADNERTlSING.
One SNARE one Insertion, tO,75
EGah additional insqi;ion, 20
? t;adsodo year, "'"o
Noicc Of appointments o'"u-dni'tT".
ora, Guardian aud Executors. 30
Attachment notices bctoreJ. T. LOO
Editorial notice. reV limo, CO
tE- Ten hncs nnon charged Ms one square.
aud all Advertisements aud Legal Notices must
ba paid in advance.
~ \ lb,ra deduction WILDE me'ctJy Jyear-
yGdvertisers.
!-Ig- rhe above termSmust bocomplied with
IT- All payments must he made 70 the Pro.
ieto, "a w. have nv dgcnts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
A SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRYA
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE

lie will tell you their circumstance snd their futun
prospects; and what letter than all, he tell yoI
their thoughts aud what their "reNn Intentions aro
what better STILL hr can tell yoE theyv make yoI
happy.
DE-. Raphael Il, therefore, snrs dependence
To All 70 business bis advice sinyanable He can fore
SELL with the greatest certainty the result of all
nlsrtiIlHnd business transactions and seculOfOns Dr.
Raphael n-Tprtts dreams for lottery nuinlers with un
hllins accu"aoy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
IE,&F111KIIAYl
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!
The nsyer-faIlIng DIR. RAPHAEL 4, The b.,t. n,
succeeds when all Others have failed.
ALL WHO ARE I'M TRouaIn

All who have BON unfortunate sh whose fond hon.
have been dsapi Snted, crushed and blasted all m
have boon seducsd by false promssS and deoat ali VIZ
have been deceived and trihed with Al 20 10 him n,
Aayiee and TO get satisfle tion.
lie makes your misiOriunes pass AWny a nakaa N.
snuor anu envy OF your enemies ihl hniness, aud be
your ehAracHr ana respectabty In spite Of evil
IepoIs anu rhnors All who are In doubt Of the Rles-
h9'e lhey love consult him to IHcve aud satisfy
,nslr minds and TO hnd out II their bright and warn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
Caution to the Public.

Dr. ". Raphael, the AstroIoger, has connection
with PROFESSOR or DR.. w. M, Raphael, or With any
other gentleman of the same name.
rB- Cut this advertisement out. when you coma
bring II with you and show II % the girl who opens iha
door. To prevent mistakes, ask 10
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

rs title, and referred 70 the ccmmmi,,ss %,
banks and Interpretations.
Ar- Fellows. Unanimous consent being given
irtro-ac-c oii 20 authorize the several town.
slips OF htauaz0o a. s.. Joseph counties. 20
subscribe slocA in the Scho0crait snd Thres
R've-s Company
Tie bl sss read FIRST and second tine by
Us ute, O. O rc'errei % the committee OF banks
and interpretations
Ar. lord, unanimous consent being given.
Introduced bin 10 authorize the formation Of
eorporauo's Tor the running, booming and raft.
F ing Cd io-s.
The bil wss resd first and second time nv
lis ute. aud referred 10 the commile on STATE
affairs
Mr Lockwood moved TO take from the tAle
The Governors special message which motto,
prevailed
Mr. Lockwood then offered the folowine:
hesftusa. lhat 80 much OF thes special message
oi tae 0oseruor of tAi- morning as relates 10 aid
oY co1n-es, cities and towos 10 railroads. be "a.
'orrel 10 the committee Oh bauks aud incorpors.
cons t4t 50 mech relates 10 aw tor The
collection 20. demands against boats aud vessels.
oe feisred 10 the committee on the judiciary
.hai 20 mnch as relates To ls~ for booming of
'oss. oe referred T. the COMMITTEES on State Al.
iaifs, ihat SO much as relates 20 the harbor
Ca rs snd interpretations, which VAS adopted
Nr C.oo gave notice that be would, on some
future dlY, ask leave .o introduce a OIL 70 pro.
s.cc ioi reiatunc bouutits 10 voIaatesrs
The Speaker announced the following concur
rent resouinu from the Senate:
heso'ted, ltte House coucuuiag.) That the
comtnittee to whom The various subj cts en-
oi aced o. ihe message Of the Governor bsve
been rei.rred. oe an' zed 70 act with ike
committees tsooi the House a. Joint committees.
sd oe iustsdc,cd 10 report bills 10 The respective
Houses. with al convenient spalch, 10 carry
into Il CO gLe recommendations therein con.
t6irti
The House cOncarred in the adoption Of the
resoluuol.
Mr Read ofefed the following:
Aeselre9 That lhe committee on supplies be
authorized 10 furnish the chairman Of the several
committees wiki necessary stationery, not ex
ceed.ug hse dollars; Whieh Was adopted
On notion OF Mr. Mason, the House adjourned
until to-mOrro~ morning al 10 O'Clock
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o'clock P h.-The House met and was
vas called to order by the Speaker.
Roll called. quorum present.
Messrs. Littl, lhn, McMartin, J c. Miller, b.
c. Morton, aud Woodworth, appeared aud an-
swered TO their uames.
Nr Cobb off.res the following
Resolp,d That until further ordered, the daily
sessio,s Of this House commence At 10 o'clock
in the morning; which was adopted.
NJ Denman offered the following
R.solaed That the Speaker be and IS hereby
authorized TO al any vacancies that may exist Ia
anv of the standing committees OF the House
which was adopted.
The Speaker announced from the Senate the
following concurrent resolution:
Rssolu,d, Ohe Senate concurring,) That the
two Houses Of the Legislature will meet IN Jpin'
convention, TO receive the message Of the Gov
ernor at 2 l-2 o'clock P. NJ Of this DAY.
Nr Hemingway offered the following:
Resolued. That committee Of two be appoint
meet that body in joint convention.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Hemingway
and Congdon as such Committee.
The Sergeant at Arms announced the honora
ole Senators, Who were conducted to seats.
PROCEEDINGS IN JOINT CONVENTION.
The Joint convention vas called TO order b,
Honorable Charles 5. May Lieutenant Governor
and President Of the Senate.
The roll Of the Senate was called by the Sec
rs'ary thereof, and 4 quorum of the Senators
we're present.
The roll Of the House was called by the Clerl
thereof, and a quorum of tue Representative
were present.
/ The President Of the Senate announced tina
the Two Houses had assembee in Joint conven
tiou 10 receive the message Of His Excellency
Governor Blair, Who would deliver il IN person.
Senator Monroe ofrred the following:
Rs,Nvsd, That a committee Of ore from th
Senate snd two frOm the House be appointed q
Wait upon The Governor aud uiorm him that tn
TWO Houses a'e assembled IN liGE convention
and are ready to receive any Communication b.
NAV be peased to make.
The President Of the Senate appointed Sens
tor Monroe, and Representatives Barnes an
Haze as such committee, who. after a short sb
sence, announced HIS Excellency, Governo
Blair, in attendance.
The Governor then read 10 the joint conver
ton his message, after which, On motion c
Senator Monroe, the Joint Convention sd
jourued.
The Honorable Senators then retired
TIE House was called 10 order BY th
Speaker
The roll was called and quorum of the men
bers were present.
Mr. Dare offered the following:
Rssolred, the Serate coucuning) That
Joint committee of eight from the House an
five from the Senate De appointed, TO uhor
shall be referred al matters spper aiming TO n
subject OF bouuties, aud the legal zaton OF th
actions taken by town ard countess in rzisin
fnonev sud issuing bonds for County pu-noses
Ehch was not adOpt-d.
On motion of M Read, the House adjouurne
; until tomorrow morning. al 10 O'Clock.
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hEIhhNDDN SESSION.
Tie Senate Was called 70 order bv tbe Presi.
dent, a. O'ciock.
Roll caiisd d, quorum present.
The Pres dent announced communication
nom be other iOl-e, transmitting the following
concurrent resolution:
Ees0i,ed, Ohe SeIate concurringl, Tha, the
Two Houses Vi the Legislature viii meet in JOINT
convention 10 receive the Message OF the Gov.
e nOc a , .l2 O'Clock 2 VI Of lhis dav.
On motion Of Mr.. Warner, the Senate con
cured
Mr Buell. oEered the followiug:
RcsotUed 2 hat 800 copies OF the daily Jour
mails OF The SenBte and House OF r. preseutatives
be ordered printed TOR the use Of the Senate,
which was adopted.
A commmHtee from the House Of Representa-
ives appeared and announced that that body
was in session aud ready TO meet the Senate ID
Joint convention.
On motion OF Mr. French the Senate proceeded
in body 10 the Hall OF the House OF Represen.
tatives, and met that body i'll joint convention.
The ssrge returned to tbe SeIale ChamheTo hgso
a message from the Governor.
The President announced a communication
from the other House, transmitting TO The Sem
ate the copy OF the Governors message, dellv-
cred this day 20 the two Houses in joint conven
ton.
Mr Jsy moved that 600 copies Of the Gov
ernor's message be ordered prnted for the use
OF the Senate, wlich motion prevailed.
/ Nj Crossell offered the following:
Resolved Thal a special committee oi three
be Apo nted TO report aud recommend prope
DIVISION aud reiereuce oi The subjects embraced
III the Governors message Whicn was adopted
The President appointed IS such committee
Senators Cioswel. Lamb and Laudon.
On motion Of Hr. GrosvenOr, the Seoste ad
journed.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate was called to order by the Presi
dent, a. O'Clock P VI.
NEssAer yRov rHr Ho-sg.

dent, az O'Clock P "
MESSAGE FROM TIE HoCsg.
The President announced the to'loring con.
current resolufion from the other Honse
Rssolrsd. (the House corcurrngA That the
committees 70 whom the various subjects EN-
br.ced ia the message Of the Governor have
been referred, be sufhorz n set with Ike
committees from the House. a. j1int committees
and ne instructed to repori biii- 20 the respec
i've Houses with all convenient dispatch, 10 carry
into effect their recommendations therein COZ
taiueo.
Also the following:
Rssolred ('he Senate coucsrri1z.) That the
S,cr-tary of S'a-e oe requested 70 forzard two
hundred and hfty copies o. re Governors mes
sage TO each regiment, ard h'ly copies 70 esct
battery, oil the Michigan volunteers nov s;a
toned IN other States.
Senator CrosWel announced. in appropriate
terms, the death OF AGdrew 5. Robertson. Seua
t,r from the Fourth District, and was .ollove,
b. 5 nator AdAir. The usual resolutions Of re
speet Tor MS memory we're adopted, sud tb
Senate adjourned.
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FRUIT TREES
For Spring Transpianiing

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS AN
Il Agency from the Great Western Nursery. OF Tole
To- Ohio for procuring contracts for trees sh-uehery
&c for the Spring season of trans planting Tbs Nu-ss
y has the reputation " supplying the best Fruit Trees
of any similar institution In the northwest ana Is one
q the largest ami best conducted viii canvass the
1eighooring towns. as far able. - procure con
those IN OF any kind Of Trees or shrubs
call on al NY residence, 10 lansing, where they
will nd catalogues and descriptive lists from which
make their selections The trees will be delivered
promptly AM in good season and the best u order
would refer 70 Messrs. A r Burr. J {. Bailey. : N
Shearer ! Giilett. jr. H. lngersor Grove & Whitney
Lansing. Dan lei sherman, Wac0usta Mr.. Humphrey az
Okenos TO the quality Of the trees furnished fror
this nursery. 3. I. WILLIAMS.
Lansing, Sov.e, lseS. .tsenS
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eEEATg.
Lansing. Wednesday. J.rusrv 90. 1884.
PRESENTATION OF PETIrIoys.

LdIFT-g z, W tUIts0aF oaI UaTF 70, I.o1-
The Senste was called 10 order by the Presi-
dent, at 10 o'clock A ".
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
Bv Mr. Grosveuor: petition OF supervisors Of
Hillsdale county in relation 10 boun;ies to vol
uuieers.
By NJ Clark: memorial Of the towa board Of
the town Of Iosco, Livingston county, in rela
ton 10 bounties 10 volunteers.
By Mr. Divine: resolution OF the board Of 81
pervisors OF Aontcalm county, relative TO boun-
ties 70 volunteers.
Bs Mr. Dow: petition Of Nathan Cole and
50 Others, taxpayers Of West Bloomfield, OAK.
land coanty praying that their -sr bonds may Be
legalzd.
By Mr. Jerome resolutions Of the board o.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS


Lansing. Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1854
Pursuant 10 Proclamation oi the Governor Of
Michigan, the Senate thereof convened 10 tie
Senate Chan Der Of the Capitol ia Lansing, a.
IL O'Clock ~, OF this Gay.
The Senate vas called 10 order BY Hon. c. as.
;. Nav, Lieutenant Governor AID President Of
the Senate
Prayer by Rev Mr. Meyer.
The Secretary called the roll OF tue Senate,
and the iol.Silg named Senator's answered TO
their nBl.ss.
Messrs Ai.ir BAbcock, Backman, Buell.
Claik. Ciapo, CrosHel Divile, Dow, French,
Lamb Lsndor. Monroe Vat. Watkins.
The proclamation oi the Governor VS. resd
BY the Stcrelay.
a committee from the House appeared and
announced that The House vas organized aud
ready TO proceed 10 business.
Mr GlOsvenor moved that committee Of
Two be appointed 10 wat upon the House OF
Repi est Natives aud inform that body that tic
Senate Is organized and ready to proceed 10
business
Tie President appointed as such Committee,
Senators Grosvenor aud Clark, who. after short
absence, reported their duty discharged.
Mr. French moved ihal ccmmittee OF Two be
appointed On the part of the Senate, to act
sitn Ike committee OIL Tue part of The House,
10 wait upon he Governor and inform hm that
The TAO Houses are orgsuized sud ready 10
receive any communication lie may be pleased 10
make.
The President appointed IS such committee,
Senators French and newett, Who. after a short
absence reported that i would be the pleasure
OF the Goveiuor go Communicate ia person WIKI
the t"o Houses in 'nt ccfveuiion, a. haf past
tNO &c och the ait,lu,on.
Mr. Babcock moved that the da.l, sessions Of
the senate commence al 10 O'Clock A. VI unIil
otherwise Oidered which motion prevailed.
Tie President announced communication
from tie House, stsii' Z is@t Representatives
Resd aLd Williams have been appointed a com
uitiee ca the part OF he House to act With a
ike committee on The part OF the Senate, TO
~sit upon the G1scruor, AID iuiorm lin that
the TWO Houses ere TOW oreruizej. and are ready
70 receive suy conference.-the be may dl sire 10
n Se
Ou motion Ct Senator Bsbcock, tbe Seaste
q OK a recess Until o'clock F. j.
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EorsE OF RtPsEsESrA1-rrs.

lansing. Wednesday, Js-ua,y -. 1864.
The House net pursuant 20 arjouTrueut, s1d
vas cs ed to order 57 the Speaker.
Prayer 0y Rev. NJ. Burns.
Hessrs. GrnHeu, L. Hayden, Howard, Zee
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EMMA &. FOX.

WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET
' all psrsocs desiring 10 take Lessons il prawiaT
eSetcnins, OF Painting n Rom No Sc in the LANSING
Aetians Hours OF iastruston. froa two 10 four P.
Co.'rsl cfayon az Moaochrouaisc twenty shillings
por term Penciiiag, two dollars Water Colors, four
cola-s- OlPAiatlng, nias dollars. GsoyI
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Ever offered IN this city To our old friends and CTS
toners wa extend our thanks FOR their former very ho
era patronage aud invite them ard the rest oi TIE
Boot and shoe wearing public o. AL cxaInailon u our
nog stock q B1ols aul shoes which has been selected
with zrea care and strct reference 70 the wants O. Ine
people. s. -.
Boots and shoes have materially advanced si1ce ast
-prirg and must advance st mOre but We are c-ter-
mined 10 sell our stock mostly Od Price and there
hv give our customers benefit Il our store may oe
found ali the
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once al tie Drug stor
og h laly.r J. sou cOr9-r Of Washington AID Aicn.
ga Avenues All calls promptly attended 70. sls
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WAGON AID CARRIAGE MAKER foot OF Washington
stres. bsl0s TIE Llasing House. Wagons con
s..-ty On nsai, Il reasonable Pricss ~
Ians.a2 Aprl AZ, l.ol. lyslo
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Business DirrftOrp.


DAh n a W ALHN
ATTORNEYS Coansellors and Solicitors LANSING Me-,
80 Prompt stteotion given 20 Collections ray nen'
- r,xss. ant Invsstlg CATION OF Land llt-es
2 c. DART, 4Zoyl y -
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~ THAEER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR a. Law and solicitor i
Cnaacsrv. All Crcll. Court Commissioner, william
stoa, lax ham County Michigan ~
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GEO. 4. PARSONS,

sTrORSEY AID COUNSELLOR A. Law and solie.tor 10
C1acsry agent for prosecuting GAINS Of soldiers anc
s3lier NilOsrs aga1st tue Government, Tor Bounty
N0lcy Pensions, and arrears u Pay-LsHsing, Aie1
Oh. a Bseos BOOK, up si@lrs, N-s1in slen ave
HAS
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AMERICAN HOU,E.
EnGAR HOUSE.

LANSING, M.chgan-N Edgar Proprietor. TIE Edgar
Holss IS 1sE Eaviag been just completed, aud IS IL
tel p tnro ghout the best style, AID with ns" irr
nitlre. Ou Washington Avenue near the site Of the
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Taath ro1lnted O1 G0Id olVerl OF HlDUeT Dsse U-l.
"a 81 encs 90 Grand street directly East Of q
Capitol, Lansiagi Aich- ~
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The Speaker announced the following ap.
pOiutmeuts.
S.lecf Committee on Military Rosd-Messrs.
Look~od. Stesart. Crane, Rankin. Howard
Additional Member 10 Committee on Ways
aud M,ans-Mr Barnes
Additional Member 10 Committee on Military
AdAif--Mr Cobb
Additional Member 70 Committee on Federal
gelatisrs-Nr Luther.
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Ou motion Cf Senator Babcock tue Seaste
Ok recess Uutil o'clock p j.
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Petitions r5huve ~ soldiers bountes we're
presented from Lapeer. Oakland. Saginaw, Ale
gan. Ka'snlaz 80. Grariot, Case, Wsshtenaw and
81 Clair counties. referred to committee on
wave a. O means.
Petitions of persons in Livingston, Wayne,
Wa.ttei as ars Oakland counties for leave 70
buli raiiroad from Detroit TO Howell and 70
sutho. ze certain towns 70 pledge their credit
,ter,lol, were reicrfed 70 com0iitle on banks
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PsGaaelphia. Nov. Is. 1858.