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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-17

David A. Brown, who has recently re-
turned from Utah, in lecture last night re-
futed the statement Of Mr.. Hooper, the del
egate from that Territory, that Mormons
have no coinage Of their OVID, and exhibited
some of their money which the authorities
have forced into circulation, to show that 1t
is 80 per cent. below the national standard
It is said that the Administration adheres
10 the possession of San uan Island.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-17

ED Il IN u 80 1.-THE Lee TRk:g
= q Store of Thomas kerth has been Removed
from No. (Fiemiuss old sfaudl, to u Main 81.
opposite Washington Hotei, where he keeps iuli
supply of LEATHER AND FINDINGS. lie keeps
hand every variety and sells cheap for cash.
PHILP DuEsNER, FleminshS old salesman is
with me, and will tao nand 10 wait old
friends and all the CUSTOMERS VINO may call
lis. He will do justice to all.
mar, lind THOMAS KERTH
ENG ~ n ~ II 4 ~ 81 .S..SEL s.
~ 1870 kegs assorted sizes, just received and
for safe by CHAS. McJOHNSTON,
mari ..5- PoseS 5 Block, Main street. o.,
IMVOEE ~ II X TIC IL Il y -
~ In great variety, at the lowest price, at the
New Drug Store of tl-. $3.50 afi1 -- r
feb27 N s. THOMPSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-17

N .SsE9TES THE .HFTEf-N>TEO.N' OF
~ degl L, to the tnct that lac is nannfactur-
tre, and Keeps constantly hand IA large stock
OF the newest and choicest 5IS les Of goods adapted
to the requirements of popular trade the induce
mcnIs he offers are GOOD GOODS AT Low.
PRICES. Having baen er gagged in manufacturing
hrst class goods for over twenty Year., lac now
claims 10 have facilities for manufacturing first
cisss goods cheap, it not cheaper, than Eastern
manufactures us feels confident OF his ability to
UIier oNira inducements to close myers. His motto
Is a lair fold aud no fivors.
Call aud examine his goods, and you will be
to buy.
EkS= Orders promptly attended
ieDI5-3nid
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-17
1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
O q ID g.

SS.H.9-N.hLE.N-& REXLLI~ RESP EGiT'-
AS fully inform their numeraHs friends aud the
public generally, that they daily receiving
cessious 10 their large and variel stock OF Spring
and Summer Goods, which, fer elegance, style aud
variety, cannot be surpassed Ii would be super
dnons TO ennmerate all the department. which, "n
Inspection, will be found replete-em blaciug all the
leading styles and novelties OF the season.
The business principles which have gained fOr
their old esta lished house such extensive patron
age, will be adhered to- viz; Execution of orders
with Decentralization ahd courtesy t. custom
ers, combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having been purchased with care and inde-
ment in the best markets, and OF irst quality, to
gether with adherence to sOnnd principles of
trade they confident of being able 10 supply
those who may favor them with a call the b.st
FERNS Annexed they submit list Of del artmohts.
Cloths, C:ssimereS, and Nestines,
Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, Cottonades and Denims,
New style Prints great variety,
French Organizes, Lawns and Gmghams,
English Beraees Anglais and Challis,
Black and Fancy Silks AID II ish Pcplins.
Mohar Goods for travelling dresses
French Berage Robes, to II Vultnts,
Organdy
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas and Parasols
Panama, Braid, LeghorR and Palm Hats,
Boots and Shoes, Soit Black aud Colored Hats,
White Blue and Pink Mosquito Eeits,
French and Scotch Embr",lcries, great variety,
Black Lace Mantilias and Points,
Hosiery, Gloves Mitts, and White and CoIored
Corsetts,
White Goods. Notions, Dress Trimmings, Sc, &c
=. 4 X. would call particular attention tn their
stock of Irish Linen Goods "f their imporIa-
tions, warranted Pure linen, soft hnish aud
Linens, Brown and Bieach-l, Danstska all sizes,
Linen Cambria lIntdkereilets, Towels, Brown and
BIeached Hucks, &c
n B.-Tlumpsoh's skirts, requiring Steel
Spring around the hody, are recommended ter the
following pecuiaTities and advantages
1st. Facility of application
I'd Perfect freedom I, on, liability to chafe T., e
e,.rate, and admit OF AIy kind u exercise without
the slightes incJn venieEce to the wHarar.
5-CoTDer Main aud FIRST streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-17
Fire and inland Navigation

k@EF'0LV.ERS .9.N'O PISTOLS,
~ O. Rifles and Guns in great variety and 20 Der
cent cheaper than before offered in this marhet-
We call attention 10 the following kinds hand
Sharpe's Reporters,
re Ravolvers, % aAa sol
fbarreldd Pistols,
Colts old and new Patent, 3 inch, finch, and
inch barrel keyOlysrs, assorted with Ivory
aud Rosewood handles
Warmers Pistols,
Smith Meson Pistols,
Dereuger's de-
Allen single barrel. seIf-cocking Pistols, as
sorted Ivory and Rosewood handles,
Remington Pistols, +--hF @s-tt p @
Aliens Cartridges, p rtNfa q
Henry's Rifles -'ti
Shots Guns from ST TO $50 -
Shot Belts Pistol Flasks,
SpOrtmen's equipments,
For sale at ii GEO s. SoNNTAG e. cos,
Hardware Dealers, Main street,
apr3 Sign of the Circular Saw
G me- sE.Ks IND .n.s.V-TKLL.as.-
~ Silk ami Lace Bahtillas aud Capes, Silk, Grape
aud Stella Shawls, opened at
SGIIAPKER d BUSSTNG'S,
t-t.s.. +. sa sf Successors 10 s. Embich IL Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-17
WHEELER & WILSON'S

No. 8 First Street, betWeen Main and Locust.
EKAR OgFER TO THE PURkRC
~ Wheeler d Wilson'S Improved Sewing Ma
chine ut reduced prices, with increased confidence
in its merits the best aud most reliable family
sewing machine now ia use. 1t sews equally we'll
ON the thfckest thinest fabrics; makes the lock
stitch impossible to unFavef, with the essential
advantage Of being alike on both sides, forming
ridge q chain on the under side is simple in con-
struction, more speedy in movement, and more
dnrable than any other machine. We give full IN
structiOus 10 enable the purchaser t0Aew ordinary
seams, Stitch hem, iuli, qHilt, gather bind, and
tuck, all GA the same machine, and warranted for
three years.
W. also keepon constantly hand afull assortment
of Singers machines.
Circulars containing testimonials Of the above
machines, from persons Of tine highest standing
East and West giving prices, &C. will be- furnished
gratis, on application ia person or by letter
feb9ly Il. M. SELLMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-17
Opposition State Ticket.

sFoR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, -El-
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

seryation, the writer is able TO say that this
school j. all that ia friends have testified it TO be-
The surroundings of this school are second
Eden. all of these surroundings, too, have been
sccomplishished by the boys. This school may
be set down in con pany with that OF hec hiii'
in England, and Mettray OF France, and over
apa;nst the three we NAV unhesitating!y write,
success.
The three schools which are the Model Schools
of the world, above referred TO, have no fences
or walls, nor bars, nor any prison aPpendages'
but as NJ De Metz has justly observed lha'
the KEYS which these men hold engineers 10
these establishments, are keys TO the hearts Of
the pupils"
But while We have been thus minute il our
hi tory of the rise and progress of these three
Model Schools of Europe, We would rot wish 10
make the impression that these are the only
working schools in Great Britain or OF the Con
tinent.
For many are the off-shoots of Mr.. Wichen's
scho /, located in different parts of Germany,
and are doing the same work, attended With sim
liar success In the United Kingdoms, besides
Red Hill, there are no less than Sc "certifed"
Reformatores, or those which are assisted by
the Government, while there are large class OF
similar Institution supported by private benevo-
hence The English Government have spared no
pains nor expense in searching On. the cause Of
juvenile delinquency, and the best way regards
economy ard moral and mental appliances by
which juvenile crime may be stad, and the erin
inal reformed
No moral question is this day receiving more
attention in England by the Government. The
nobility and philanthropic workers, than ques-
tons pertaining to Juvenile Crime and Reform
But have already drawn cat this article TO
a much greater length than | anticipated at the
beginning 50 must reserve the history OF the
Retormatory movement IN our country tor my
next article HUMANlfAS-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

The L. 5. schooner United States, .employ ed
iu tho Arctic Expedition, has been heard from.
IN the latter part Of August they ~e'c in the Is
qu;rnaux country, in North Greenland. and had
procured a s,aG OF twenty-five dogs, with guides
aud hunters. Early IL September, Dr. Hayes
intended To I'll fr in, west side o' Smiths
Sound, y here he r.Uant TO sinte', near cape
Frazer. between the 20 : and so : of latitude.
But before the extreme cold set in, he meant 10
90 over the ice with the dogs, two hundred
miles 10 the north west, and there established a
cache Of provisions and boats. These would be
secured from the depredatiohs ot the bears, and
next wear they xoulj De available Tor the main
attempt. After passing the long night OF the
A,c,ic winter, wrapped in iurs and housed IA the
stout it'll. schooner, the adventurous explorers
would ..ndeavor to accomplish the purposes OF
tie expedition dining the prolonged gay OF sum
mcr near the Pole IL april or May, they viii
start for the coats and provisions at the cache,
and IT, HAYES with a small select party, will pro-
coed towards the Pole, ia hopes 10 reach The
mysterious open water, whose existence pEiloso-
Pliers haye predicted ard nav ga oTs have believ-
ed II they can re... b it, they i'll laui Oh their
boats where no keel ever plowed before
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

Progress of the Famous Birch Divavre Case
= i.tcenftoes Deacon Exposed - !,u,:ic-
sDGs DcnOuement Of m Amour.

correspoI ieit of the Cleveland (Ohiol Her
atd tells the following storJ:
MIS- Birch and her step latAer, Eiastas Corn
ing, OF New York, are both il Chicago, aud are
preparing 20 give Mr. Birch "A severe battle dur
ING his trial for divorce. His friends Claim thai
he has got "sure thing of IT," and that he car
prove all he wants TO. Her friends, however
and they number >eycn-eights OF the community
Claim that Mrs Birch is innocent, a. viriuou,
aud as pure rs the unfaen snow. before it has
kissed the mountain top. That, on the other
hand, they can prove things against Mr.. Birch
that shall secure a bill fer Mrs e. A rich Joke
leaked out in CONNECTION with this affair, few
days since, which has not, and probably will not
ind hd ~ way into the column. of the Chica 20
papers.
An old maid went to 81. Louis few weeks
since, and ahi there learned tnat Mr.. Bisc..
Was stopping at one OF the leading hotels, and
was occupying room III partnership Nth beau
tiui woman, who was passing off as his wife
The Old maid returned Chicago by the first
train vi ears, and made the facts known - Mrs
Bgch's attorney
lie, being one Of the shaIpest lawyers in the
Western country, a. once saw the advantage o.
The information and therefore lost not a moments
Time In arranging his plans for securing all the
necessary evidence Alter week. di.igcnt
iabe: of score OF spies, inioImers, and dsibtcr-
estcd old maid-, it vas discovered that one of
the NEST beautiful women Of Chicago, who mad
long been suspected Of being OF easy vitue,
went TO -. Louis, ard stayed tor 4 week aith a
man who registered himself as Birch, but who
was, ia fact, wealthy and influential deacon IL
ore Of the most prominent churches iu Chicago.
On being shown the immense amount OF incon-
trovertitle proof which had been collected to
crush him, tie deacon exclaimed with great ire
petition
Its all true, gentlemen; but for Gods sake
don, publish it. 1t can, do Birch, or bis wife.
or any body else any good, ard il will raise the
devil with me. I'll pay all the expense you've
been TO in collecting the Il stinony, if you won't
say anything about it,
The story goes that he paid the expense
over s2oo-willingly, and the only indication
that he showed OF impatience, was the remark
as he left the lawyers Office, II wish the devil
had the old maids,'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

4 SrCoSp TOW THCNE-Thc =. Y. T. ib,r,e
Mutt, Of Manchester Y. H., ca,I ur"n Il. yes
terday to announce his arrival la toan. This
to be-diStingui,h,d character measures 80 i,ci.=
in bis boots, weighs p pounds aivo;rdapos, OF
u IL pounds NJ, lis overcoat, is Ii years #
age, i "a head shorter than Gen. Tom Thumb,
and is altogether the smallest specimen of hu
,nanity, out of babyhood, with which we have
ever bad the pleasure Of shaking hands IL ia.
turally attracts a good deal Of attention. rs tie
travels about, and probably will attract more
when people have 10 pay to see him H. i, not
at present on exhibition.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
The s.asc or Paroles -. sou.h ca.o..ua.

The kilograms sent oUt for &c sensation effect
by the SeccssiOi~ts at Charleston tnG Washing
ton. confidently claim aH tie people of SouJh
Carolina as in favor Of Dispuiou It is hara'
necessary to say that this ca j. to III. taken with
several grains of allowance.
There are, 80 South taaal.H. a. IA every oihcr
state, pers,ns ho!l,as al s'al,s Of political
opinion There aIe Union men ani Z spublicaus
There ,.c hoo i'ioaists aud isuri.t- Hu,
| there, - Ia 81 the Silrch"lline States, to eN-
press opinions nos ia harmony with thosy of The
majority Is Ia incur suspicion, ,ontuuIcly aud,
perhaps, cycA Lyngi i.aN. The same cau-..
which operates IN Oth,r Southern States 10 pr.
vent the uttefance ct views f.'ftcriai.ct by q
LAT e class unavo able 40 the extension Of ~li-
very, ia South CuroiiEa operates "a deter the *
PRECISION 81 irt9'ts q" t.- Union. Neycithele
tac3- g. i,r... e uf,.i.i,Isit.~s to 20 out "a
;hc rnn!rsicia"s, mot oul, among noi.-,te, i.rf.-
piitileH men, tut also ia TIE ranks ol tie two
pol;ict organizations, both 81 which age NOAH
nal, Ia iav". 20. ID, mos.
AOminai.y ti- NVath ,Iso.iu.ars are divided
into Coop ra;.oai,-," and "Secassiouist"-
lie former arvace-a tha tight q secession, bur
oPpo-a rs exercise, except III co operation with
enough other States 10 form a Sou'her Coniedyr-
acy. The other class advocate separat. State
lead tie aay ont Of TIE Union other -tatc- vii
follow.
Nclthes class, 81 far iaye seen affect 20
believe that South Carolina could live and thrive
as seParate Independent nation Both soe. is
vt do, that -hc = too vr4l, >.i.!e-A3nIe1. f,r
| li0sili'icS Tor Taxation or iuF Camu-fce--
| Hardly oue 81 ~ advocates Of Scce sson. CO..
tslny ga p ointment ca. ventures "a base h'-
argUui' 10 Oh iiti contemplation OF such r,sui.
| I'll ui ta.m argue iur Sultt-.l toIli.deucv
differing, hoacrcr, as io thc .ay IL who /.
Southern ConfedeIacy can o. attained
| Its evideH; FROM this, that the action Of tR.
onvehton aad people OF South Carolina all
not be a. rash a. the Legislature, the Speeckes.
and the Resignation. Of the past week mi.i
seem 10 Indicate. As soon - It becomes ulaGi-
.es. land II - becoming manifest every daY) iha,
the other Southern States 10 not Intend II ion
in D.sunion movement, ;he Go 0perationi-ts'
become ia fact. though AGi - aame. Union men
The same cause viii diminish the raaks 81 the
Separate State action" men, bydisDrogng their
theory "a The readiness &C other States % iol-
bow South Carolina II not impr0Dab there
tore, that the Convention will have q majority la
IL opposed Disal.ou, and 81 any ra,e il j. quite
certain that whenever the question Of sing'c
State Secession comes before The People. - i,
must IN come shape, il viii oe COMPATIBILITY voted
down --lftoag .lyarHoi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
THE kansas DlsrURsA As usual, COM

THE KANSAS DISTURBANCES As usual COM
ing through pro.slavery sources. aud distorted by
telegraph operators, the rnmors from Kansas are
so presented and Exaggerated a to give hardly
shadow OF the truth Montgomery has only for
ty men with him, nor has he had. He has not
taken Font Scott, nor has he attempted II. NJ"
now arms have been introduced into Kansas -
lie has hing three men found guilty OF kiinap-
ping, and is responsible for it. No array has
been made against Gubernatorisl or Territorial
AUTHORITY il, any shape. Fort Scott - infested
b. gangs Of hound hungry spectators, Who pre-
nose 10 bus the Indian Lands from under the
pre-empto,s, tn ere being no money in pre- empt-
Ors' hands or reach The famine Increases, ard
the humane everywhere should send aid
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

SENsiBLE.-Sherrard Clemens, Democratic
Member of Congress. from the Wheeling Distric,
Virginia, writes letter 70 his constituents, con.
defining "the hot aud Indecent haste of South
Carolina" and winding Up with very emphatic
declaration:
u shall obey TO command except that which
comes from you. II YOU should differ in opinion
with me; If you should think that treason 10 the
eonfederacy should be dcnited with the narne
OF patriotism, let your instructions meet me a,
Washington, and l viii at once resign into YOUR
hands all the official power which you have so
generously conferred upon me.
Your obliged fellow citizen.
SHERRARD CLEMENS"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

BCFFALa KILLED sEAK 81 j. sEFH.-En0cn
iiOyJ, Fsq, Of tits village Will, 01t with b. %
H., few DAYS ,uce, esPiej large Bgffilp 10
his patr aDd without more ado, s1ct him Goaa
He was a non-tr'us, shaggy :-li0E and did no-
succomb til three bullets BAD Ueen shot into Li-
head. Ills j. tie first Buffalo. t il believed,
ever shot in thi- State, aud rather larger game
than Is eeusrally found this side OF the vast pa
RES east OF the Rocky Mountains Tire huge
carcass, when dressed, weighed. foar bundled
and eighty pounds, aud was extremely fat Il;
j. at BOvue's Neat Market, where It i fast being
sold everybSdy appearing DESTROYS Of tsstif 2
the meat, which i great faTety in this section
The hide-vhieh viii make magnificent robe
Is on exhibitiJs al .he above place Mr. Bovine
will please accspt our thanis sor fire roast
from this BufflO s., T1seDl Trar.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
WILL SENATOR GREEN RFstGy9

WILL SENATOR GREEN Resign A ruuo,
having prevailed in st Louis n the esf;.ct thu,
Senator Green intends to resign his seat in the
Senate, the St. Louis Repa'l-san dspo-rs OF the
question sImmarily;
W heard a rumor on the stree; YESTERDAY
that Senator Green contemplated resisnins his
seat a Ia Chestnut of South Carolina Now. we
imagine that Dir. Green is not going to precipi.
tate himself inio any such position on the con-
uary, he will hold on 20 his Senatorial robes ius,
as long as possible, which vii, probably, be about
the 18th Of March next"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

BAESUN's LAsT--P. T. BarnunI, at Bridge
port, Ct. during the recent Republican celebra.
ton illuminated the house Of his son.in.law. D
w. Thomson, who is a rank Democrat He WAS
enabled to accomplish his purpose by inducing
his Democratic nei- bbor, Mr. Jameson to occu
py Thompson's attention. Jameson didn't ike
the joke so vel when he found that Barnum had
been illuminating hiS house as well as Thonipso..'s
Both Jameson and Thompson were heartily con-
graduated 10y the Republicans OH their supposed
conversion 10 the true faith
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

"HAIRY NOrHINGs. 1T is reported that the
Prince of Wales said to fair partner at the ball
n st. Louis: "Miss, don, you think my NOUS
taches are becoming" To which Miss replied
"Well sir. they may be coming. bat they havn't
vet arrived"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
Rr-pecdullg, &c,
IT. JOHN Il. l.. SKINNER.
ct 4 sis al.f Po-iniasfcr-Genersl


TUg BEs6H TGEE -Ths beech tee i. said to
b = non Conductor al ii.hu'iug. 30 notorious
> a. iarT that the Indians. ahon.v"r the sky
setfs rie appearance e = t,un Ter storm, leave
th.r puT-u.t- and take f-t.ee under The nearest
eel, tree. L. fcime--,r the people consider
Il a cbIni'ieie protection - Beet0n, in a letter
- ~. Mitchell state. that the beech tree is Derer
known to b struck ~ atmospheric electricity,
Will other tees ase often shattered into spIini'
ers e.. not a hbesledge Of that afford pro
tectio. 10 maay wien exposed:
possihl, Virgi had that liza IN his bead,
whe,. h. euloeized a -iesta ID
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

1.-THE CAMPAIGN OF 1859 Under this title
the principal Republican Speeches of the Prcsi.
dental Canvass have been collected into a vol
ume, which will be furnished, bound in cloth or
paper,by Weed, Persons & Co. 1t comprises the
speeches of Lincoln, Seward (including all made
on his western tour Wilson, Wade, Shuiz 2, Sum
ner, Everts, &c, &c.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

REPORTED RESIGNATION OF JUDGE T.NEY.-
The Herald has report that Judge Taney has re-
signed his position as Chief Justice Of the S,.
preme Court of the United States, and ss,s il IS
rnmored that Judge Black, at present Attorney
General viii be appointed by Mr. Buchanan TO
succeed him
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

PRrSTIcEASA.-Thc Charleston Neycury re.
lo'ees in the thoasht that the dissolution of the
Union viii enable South Carolina to cheat their
northern creditors. The Nsre,rru was rightly
named after the god of thieves.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

Aside from hmm, dat, ioss pl lie, titrir has
been inicns, Suffering, on the part Of large n,iln-
bers, by il,Z.u limbs, vet, hunger, exposure and
wounds. The Cleveland, Buffalo, and Detroit
papers aIr filed wi,h ihc painful! details.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

HARD EiDE.-Don :. Ramon Pico. on a wa.
ger OF $3.50. attempted lately in California, TO
ride $50 miles in 6 l-2 hours. lie Won, having
fourteen minutes and ten seconds to spare. He
changed horses when tie chose.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

The KALAMAZOO TrIsGRsrH. Mr. n +
hascal has sold out his interest in that paper to
Il. c. Burlington & Co., who viii continue it's
publication. The daily issue viii b.. S,,snsnd,d
FOR the present
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

NEWSPAPER CHANGE Mr.. GriswolI nj tha
Lansing journal, announces his own retirement
as publisher OF that paper, and the accession OF
Ten Eyck 4 Harkins in that capacity NJ Girls
would continues a. editor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

GALE oN Tns L,KEs The gallo Of saturday
cd ior wears We give elsewhere, SorHr account
Of the disasters 10 djilercnt vessels The loss 81
Nic, 80 far as known al present ia as 'olows