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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
RELIEF FOR VoluNrsEns-Tbe ,...

RELIEF FOR VoLuNrEERs-Tbe a..
Legislature passed an act providing for tn.
necessary relief of the families of volunteer,
ouring their absence. The provisions of tbi,
act nave been substantially complied with. 50
lar as we can learn, in the State. In Wayne
county, fund of $4,000 has been provided
IN Kent county, $1,000; in St. Joseph county.
ss'ooo; in 1ngham county, S7,4Is; Barry
county, $4,000, and other counties in the same
proportion.
Al the meeting of the Board of Supervisors
10 this county, it was the common understand
ng' that the necessary orders should be given
10 all families requiring assistance, and in such
amounts as were necessary, up to the limit OF
The law, fifteen dollars per month
We learn that apprehensons exis, in the
minds OF many who have families, and desire
TO enlist. that the Legislature, if called in ex.
ira session, as they probably will be the coming
winter, may repeal this law. We do not he.
iieve that such action will be seriously thought
OF by single member of that body. The ae,
vas passed in good faith, and has been endors-
ed by the people, and all taxes to make up the
funds set apart by each county will be cheer
fuiiy paid To repeal this act, would be dis
honorable in the Legislature, and would not
be submitted to by the voters Of the State.
Let all who would, serve their country in the
present crisis without fear of their families
coming to want. The State will maintain her
honor, and stand by the pledges she has given, |
TO all who has gone, as well as to those who |
shall hereafter enlist for the war;
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE We have
received the annual catalogue of this institution.
The classes in attendance the past year numbers


The College farm contains 676 57-lOOth.
acres, about $50 OF which are now under cult
walton, and can DO made available for the legiti
mate purposes OF he institution. The Her
oarium contains 20, 900 specimens Fl ON all part.
of the world
The library numbers twelve hundred volumes
In the reading room are found large share
OF the leading Agricultural and Horticultur.
al papers OF the country, and many dailies and
weeklies. These rooms are open to students
daily.
A valuable Museum is connected with the
College. complete set of apparatus is found
in the Labor atOrs for instruction in Chemistry and
researches in the chemical principles of Agricul.
ture. Philosophical and Mathematical apparatus
tor the illustration of general principles are also
complete. The Kitchen aud Botanical gardens
have many rare plants, trees and shrubs. and are
intended ultimately to contain specimens of eve.
cry plant that will endure the climate. Tuition
Is free to all students in the State. Those from
other States are charged twenty dollars per year.
Board at cost, about two dollars per week, which
can be earned by manual labor.
The College term opens on the last Wednes
Jay Oh February, and continues until the last
"Wednesday of November of each year.
The annual commencement occurs on Wednes-
day. two weeks previous to the last Wednesday
Oi November, and examinations every half wear
We believe this College has been ably con
iucted the past year, and that instead of being
failure, as so often predicted, it has proved it
'eh success equal to the hopes of its mos. san.
suine friends. Farmers, send your sons where
hey will be out of the reach of temptation, and
'ttaln practical education fitting them for the
'ctusl every day affairs of life.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

A UNITED STATES SENAToR.--The question
is being agitated considerably in the journals Of
the State. who is to represent Michigan in the
United States Senate, in place of Hon. Kinsley
5. Bingham, deceased. The Detroit Free Press
is clear upon one point, that it should be good
man; and exhibits selfshness peculiar to its
stripe, when it iDtimates that that person must
IF necessity be selected from the ranks of the
Democratic party. Very fortunately the Re
publican party has several very good men OF its
own. The man who seems best fitted for the
responsible position is our profound jurist, Hon.
Jacob NJ. Howard. Michigan will contribute a
man of wide range of talent by sending him to
the national council. We know no one in the
State better qualified for that important place
Doubtless our Legislature at its approaching SEES
sion will evince its good judgment, by choosing
q strong, true man to guard the Interests of the
State and Nation at Washington; and this man
We conceive to be Hon. Jacob NJ. Howard
Clinton Republican.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
From the detroit idveI tiser.
Hon. Jacob NJ. Howard,

Inc news OF the suspension of specie paw
ment IN 1887, threw the good people of Detroit
INTO quite lively cOmmOtiOn. A call for a
public meeting was quickly circulated: and. al
the appointed hour in the afternoon of the same
day, the City Hall was densely crowded nv a
multitude of excited citizens. committee
appointed for the purpose reported two resolu-
tions-one advising the Detroit banks promptly
10 suspend specie payment, and the other re-
questinS the Governor to convene the Legisla-
lure IN extra session, to legalize the suspension.
In; hrst was UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Before the question was taken on the second
resolution, Jacob Al. Howard, then a young
man, arose and addressed the meeting i'm oppo.
slton to its adoption. He argued chat the
unanimous recommendation of such meeting.
and the favorable disposition of the State an
thoritles, gave ample assurance to the banks
that they would be protected in their corporate
rights aud privileges by the Legislature at its
regular session but he stood alone. No one
supported his views. The resolution passed
with few dissenting notes.-the extra session
was held.-and from it flowed all the evils OF
our old irredeemable wild cat currency.
The sagacty, sound judgment and sense ex-
hlblted by MIR. Howard, at a time when the
whole community was swayed by sudden ex-
citement, made lasting impression on nv
lnihu' MS wise counsels 1t Is true, were uu-
needed, but they marked the character of the
man-always self-possessed, clear, calm, and
solid-true to his convictions of right. however
unpopular they might be at the moment.
Our country needs the counsel and services
OF just such men in the Senate at this critical
point in her history. 1t is the earnest hope OF
many good citizens. without reference to party
or locality, that the Legislature will honor
itself and the State, and deserve the gratitude
of every loyal State in the Union, by electing
Mr.. Howard to the Senate of the United States
at its approaching session.
Jackson, Nov. 4, 1861. p.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

AoVRMESrs. AT no time since the
s".m .e's Of Lansing. has 80 many permanent
e&'p been in process Of erection as the pres.
ION. Hon. D. L. Case has erected large
e.. '''ek house, succeed, nearly opposite
.'ees Of Hon. D. C. Leach, at an ex-
a. .ooes eight thousand dollars. All of
M, Of the most substantial character.
. e's's credit to J. J. Jeffries, the build.
,n. "a7sd With water and gas pipes, and
a. 'ee OF the best houses in TIL. section of
s. Unity. Alderman F. N. Co.les is erect.
80 just South Of the former residence
ns Win the grounds . whole square, a,
n.ss 1t eight OF ten thousand dollars. c.
Aq, has 6ns residence nearly com.
o. eraod Street, near the Uuivers.li,,
-, - An three Of ,hes. houses b.. ob,.rv.
4! Tie Unives.list Church, H. Iueersoll.
'saldins . residence Of brick. with +.
Gothic tower. Nathan Guiles and W
she building common dwellings.
a.F,sasias y ehssrv. .hes. Improvement,
NsAsA - he character Of The cit, and
"a''>aais s.Pl.y,d. wy "''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

~ pu' snHnce of an act Of the Leg Stature Of the
aeof Men gan, ent tied :" act to ptoyice fu the
rAinAge and Reclamation of Swamp Lauds by means 81
safe Roads and iatchss, approved Feb. 1lth, 1859.
ana the acts amendaty thereto, the unders gned
IN asl ner on the tngl shve and Crotcn
proceed To let the w the bridge the Musk-
son Rvsf also the gruobng, adbg and finishing the
road On tie last half mile of road ives eriy Il ON he
nntberiy nile stake sec Is being IN the village Of
oton, TO the osest responsible bdier, "wednesday
Decemoer =, 1861 at the Cmmissi oce in the val
age " Crot, n at l. O'Clock Plans ami spec
hczto0s will at all times be exhibited at tbs Comm ssou.
office, in the village # c, oton
joshua MILLS Commits Toner
Newaygo, cober Is, lSGl. 4~342
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

Il igan, County Of lrgh~m, SIS AT n season of the
Probate Couitfor the COuuty of ngham holden at the
Probate Office in Mason Monday tue 2lst day of Oct
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one: Present, VIM Il rInckney, Judge OF RI, bate In
the matter of tue estate OF Turner
in ding and n the petition, duly verihs1 of Jaces
iuner P'ayng hat an instrument writ n.y. purport.
ng 10 De 'he last will and testament Of Marshal ner
deceaed, may ue admitted probate, and that
,es,.meaary upon said estat, may be granted to said
James Turner
The eupOn it is Ordered, that Monday, the % day
ofDecemo at IL O'Clock the f be assign
ed for the hearing Of said petition, and that the heirs
law II said deceased, and all other persons
saiu estate are Iequred TO appear at session of said
Court then to be holden at the Probate Office in the
village OF Mason, anu sho~ cause if any there be- why
he prayer of the petitioner should be granted AND
is further Ordered, that sand petitioner give notice TO
the person, interested estate Of the pendency OF
SAID petition, and the hearing thereof by causing COPY
., this der be publ she'd IN the lansing ReDuBcan
a newspaper printed and rcu,Atng sad county OF Ing
aa successive weeks previous 10 said day Of hearing
"A TUE copy.) WM II pINCKNEY
oSo4o Judge Of PROBATE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
Special Notices.

lSFIANxArIoSs N. Bingham, . celebrated Physici.r
OF Utica, Y, says: 81 have treated eases Of Inaam-
maton of the Bran na.mmaton If the Lungs, Inaan-
nation OF the Bowels and Kidn Is Ina.mmatory Rhsu
mansm Child Bed Fever, With Or. Trask's Magnetic
Ointment, 9TH perfect success, when all In,erns
remede have aed also Of Group, Scare, Fever
CAnser and liberated Tnroat and Lungs with Ike
In the epidemic known rs the Putrd Eysepas by wh,c
so mAov valuable lives -se lost tested 1t frequently
a1d never failed OF e6eetine speedy and
In cases OF Burns, .rans Bruises, Frozen Lubs Ch
o'ains &c it cures hike charm. No physician fam
ny viii be single day without this medic ne, Afer be
coming acquainted with its poser to cure,
SoRE 1Irs, CHAPPKp HANDS AND CHrIBrArxs are COM.
Pletey cured BY or three applications of the Mag
nstie Ointment.
Read sdvsrtismsnt in this paper. susse
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

Il gan, County Of Ingham, sat . session of the
Probate Ohce Mason, Monday the 2lst day of DC,
i. the year one thousand eight hundred and SIXTY
one Present, VIM. H. pinckney, Judge of Probate. In
the matter Of the estate VI Hugh Hsmbei, deceased
On read ng and ahng the petition, duly vented Of
q l. Henderson, scm nissrator with the will anne xed
Prs ing for easons therein set FORTH that be may Re
licensed sell the Of which SAID deeea .ed
seized N the said county Of Inehan:
Thefeupon IL ID Ordered. that Monday, the ID DAY OF
Dec next ~ IL O'Clock the forenoon b assigned for
the hearing Of said petition and that the heir Ct Az
said deceased AM Ali other persons interested in said
estate reg aired 70 appear At session of said Court
hen 10 be holden At the Probate ONCE the village o!
Mason and shos cause, any there b. Why the pr.yer
VI the peus'ooe- shou b. grated And further
de'ed that SAID petitioner give the rer.ons
crested IN AID estate Of the peadeocy Of said
ad the be sriDg thereof By copy Of his order
to be Published the Lsosing Republican, nevspape,
aud eireu atng said county Of lngham for
cs-sire weeks previous to said day " hearisg
\. true copy) WA PINCKEEY,
1880 Judge Of rrobate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

KErEAlED.-On Monday evening the
Common Council repealed the ordinance in re-
aaon to peddling meat in the city. All are at
l'er'y to sell-those who keep meat markets
a1'ng failed to pay the license imposed. The
Dllo"ing il the action of the Council in rela-
too thereto:
COMMON Council Rooxs,
Lansing, Nov IL, 1861 !
AI Rssolssd BY the Common Council of the
cs Of Lansing. That the City Marshal be and
H hereby instructed to procure handful no.
a'es Oh the repeal Of all ordinances in relation
licenses Tor selling fresh meats in said city.
od N % d handhills inviting all persons who
nay desire to supply this city with meats. to do
- without license.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
TORRENT ENGINE Co.'S ELEc7

TORRENT ENGINE Co.'S ELECTION
At the annual election Of Torrent Engine Co..
No !, held on Tuesday, Nov. 5th, the following
members were unanimously elected officers for
the ensuing year:
F0eman-H W. PaddelfOrd.
lst Asst. F0reman-E F. Smith.
ID W.K. Williams.
Seeretary-H. II. Dunks.
Decentralization Whitney.
Engineer-C. W. Van Etten.
Steward-G. Y. Lansing.
NEWTON WHITNEY,, Sec'y pro tenn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

WOODEN MIrrENs. An officer from West
folnt, who commands one of the finest regi
ments in the service, suggests that WOODEN NIT
tens for the soldiers will be greatly needed when
the cold weather begins. Will not all who can
employ themselves in this way, help to furnish
i've hundred thousand pairs? They should be
knit with one finger, to allow free use of the
hrst finger and thumb. 1t is said there we're
more soldiers disabled in the Crimean war from
frost bitten fingers than from any other cause.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

Gov. BLAIR AMONG THE TRoors.-The Darns-
town correspondent of the Associated Press,
Oct. 3lst says:
"Gov. Blair, of Michigan, and suite, were the
guests Of Brigadier General Williams of the Sd
Brigade, and a citizen of Michigan The party
enjoyed the Inequalities of the Generals I" Log
Cabin Lodge" with evident satisfaction, and then
proceeded to inspect the condition and require
ments of the Michigan troops under General
Stone"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
(Advsrtisrment.l

T"Well. l reckon" as the man ioy.
ousy said, vhe had bought suit of clothes at
Martin J. Wells clothing, hat and cap, and
gents farniahing goods establishment. and who
M asted BY biz friends and neighbors whether
goods we're really - COED and we'll made at the
sbo'e named store, and the prices as remarkably
h', - they heard people say they were. The
nan vas right but he should have answered
them, 10 80 and convince themselves, by calling
1t Martin ]. Wells. Middle Town, Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

MARYLAND EIECrION-The election in Mary
land has resulted in Union victory Angus
tus N. Bradford will have from $4,000 to 20, OO(
majority. Over two hundred arrests were made
In Baltimore of alleged traitors. The vote in
Baltimore was about 10000, of which Is ,OO(
was Union.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
N ew Advertisements
grapes at Reduced Prices !
AND
WARRANTED TRUE TO NAME,
w Il offer for sale the following Cranes
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County IF

~ lnsham, ss Alta sesslon OF the pro,a,e Cur, TO-
Lac ."uhtt oi lngham, holden rebate Once IN the
~se vi hAsoh, "n Monday, The All day of November
lie s-f ole thousand snd sixty one pres
ent WIN H. fiNckNkf, Judge Of Prooale In the matter
,ne estate oi chard utmsn, deceased Ga reading
Ana ming ne petition, duly verIhed OF GILBERT Putma.
executor o sad celeasei, pay ny among other THINGS
,of an oid-I hxng The tine Tor a hnaI settlement of
MS AIen' a1 such executor, AM discharge from fur
'heI dues an Iab.iii-s execu toT IN sa, IS,
lneieupon IL is deIed, that Monday, I'd DAY OF
pecemoe next at III O'Clock the be ass,vne
fjr the hear of petition and that Inc ne,ss =,
AW ~ SAD deceased, other Der ntere,t.o IN
sAo estate are required To appear session or sx,d
.ouIt Then TO be holden Probate Office in the
'ihage vi Mason, and show cause, If any there be- why
ne prayer oil the petitioner should be grs And n
er otdeied that sad petitioner give notice 10 the
pc sons Ia SAID esae OF endency Of sand
Peut"h AND The hearing thereof, by causug COPY of
this ooei 10 Dc published 10 the Lansing Republican
ue~sP~Per printed and circulating sad county Of
ngham, . successive weeks previous to said day of
he~riug, and all persons f any hu.ciug unpaid claims
gast said esta'eAi hereby Notified present them 10
NE OF Probate for SAID county, or be fore SAID
day of hearing
A true copy WI. II rINCkNEY
os"f- Judge of \ hate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

REcRUIr1xo OrrIcE.-A recruiting of.
Zee has been opened for the company Of Capt.
Cnvath, at A. W. Williams Jewelry Store.
two doors east Of the Post Office. All who
wish to enlist can do 50 by calling upon Mar
ihal J. p. Baker, Col Burr, or Geo. X. Grove.
The company is fast filing up and now is your
chance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
DrTROIr EJvCrIou

DETROIT ELKCrION.-The Democratic candid
ate, Duncan, is elected Mayor. by several hun
dred majority. The issue seems to have beer
as much upon the Maine Law, and the enforce
ment OF the Sunday ordinance, as anything else
The result Of this, as we'll az some other cleo
tons, would indicate that all who have gone tc
the war are not Democrats.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

FAST HORsEs.-The New York Tribune saws
that pair OF horses belonging to Bonner, of the
New York Ledger, have just made the extraor-
binary time of 2:27, the last quarter in 81 sec.
Onds. This is the fastest time ever made bv .nv
pair Of trotting horses in the world.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

WHEELER L WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WITH NV
IMPROVEMENT, RsDuckD PRICES The Wh.e er & Wi
sn Aanufactar Cmpany hsvn gained ALL their suit
At las. With nfi ns S-~rs Machines
PROPOSES thai The pub shat De nd
have aero d'ngi, reduced prices their sew us NJ
chn-s Alter thus da. tie. wi SOLD a,es that M
pay fair profit The of uTe CAPITAL in
vested ndexpense Of making sales, such prices as viii
enable them ~ make hrst machines. and, as here
-oiofe, qua an &c TEN III every pArtcu ar
o N PARTRI GE, General Agt Tor Michigan. pr,ro;,
LGiLLET ,Jr, Agent for Lansing and v.cinity.
MOTHERS READ TINS The follosaS is Al ex,rac, from
sHtten oy the pa-tor of pits, Church to thu
journal aud Messenger, enc mat, OHIO and .na.k.
uines N fav'r Of hat soriG he'd m.iicne-Np.
"N,Lo~ SOOTHING sYkUP FOR CHILDREN Iss1IsIxc.
.- we see an advertisement in your columns Of Mr..
"insos soothing syrup NSs We ueve. said n nod
iAvr OF Pa- al Medicine before IA our hf. I'm, -.
eel compelled to say To that this IS N, hmm
Pus-"h hA'hrklE I'D 1T AND KNOW ALL III q ANS
u is ooaey one VI the ,uccessful p,er,r M. N,
ne Gay because IL is f VI. And ,ho.s M vo,,
eadei no have babes do better than To law =,
supply" Ixaaa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

HANDSOME SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NATIONAL
LoAN.-ln Providence, r. l., on the 18th inst
the following munifcent subscriptions to the Ma
tional Loan were made: Brown & Ives, 800,
900; Alexander Duncan, 100000; A. D. & J
Y. Smith, 10000; estate of Thomas l.. HalIett
s2O. 200. The total amount of citizen subscrip
tons in Rhode Island will amount to full 81, 500,
900.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

A CoNNrssIoSER.-Eli Whitney, of New Ia.
ven, son of the inventor Of the cotton gin. has
been appointed by the President as one of
the Commissioners to the Worlds Fair, in Lon.
don, in 1862. Mr. Whitney i. now making To-.
900 rified muskets for the United States navy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

SAILED FOR EURoPE.-Thurlow Weed and
Archbishop Hughes have gone to Europe, at
the request Of Government, to counterfeit the
operations of the Southern Commissioners, and
prevent the recognition Of the Southern Confed
eracy by France and England.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Francis B. Wav, former.
ly OF the Detroit Tribune has resumed the coz
troll OF the Branch County Republican. Mr..
Gray retires with honor to himself and the Re
publican cause. His successor has both talent
and experience and cannot fail of success
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
lAdvertisemsnt.J

LuxuRY.-D B DeLand & Co.'S Chem
ial sAleratus is truly luxury, and it makes
uch nice white bread, luxurious biscuit and
pastry Of al kinds. Mrs. Jones and Mrs.
Smith always use it, which accounts for their
being such model cooks. Get some and try it
for yourselves.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

AFRAID OF Us.-We learn from the Southern
papers that owing to the threatened Movement
against the Florida coast, Mr.. Yulee, formerly
U. Senator from that State, has taken his fam.
'ly to Columbia, where he will reside for the
present.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
LLoYp's MAP OF THE So

LLoYD's MAP OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
This most excellent map, which We have here
ufoee noticed, and which will be found Of great
ssvics 70 those Who would read the news of the
southern rebellion undsrstandingly, can now be
icupd on sale at the Bookstore Of A. j. Viele, in
this eisy. Price so cents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

REcRUIrINc. - The Ypsilanti Herald
sys: Lieu. q. G. Guest is stopping at the Haw
kins House, and 10 prepared to receive recruits
for he company to which he 10 attached in the
18th Michigan Infantry. Lieut.. Guest is typo,
formerly lived in Ypsilanti, and was once one Of
"our boys" ct Ann Arbor. Those who NAV
erlss under BIN will find him an attentive and
agreeable officer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Tbe C;,cn;,

oCcurt for the County Of Ingham, Chancery
Cha'.es Cooper - John l. Miller and joseph J. Rider
By virtue of OF said Cult made the s.h fay Of
Nay. 1sel, in the above named cause, SHAH sell pub
hc auction tn the highe-t bidder the 10Th day Of
vember, 1861, At one O'Clock in the af noon At the
ont door Of the Court Hou.e 10 the village of Mason 10
said county OF Inghau the land and premises describe
sad deere, 10 UT the half Of north cas-.
quarter of Sc too twenty (2o) in township 20 81
north OF range one ~ sest the State Of Michigan
eontaininx eighty aces, b the sane more or less
Dated at Mason, October Is b, 1861
H RATIO PRATT,
Circuit Court Co,n for Ingham Co. M.eh.
HrGHS DOLLY. SFFk foy Comp 1855
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

OREGON GoLD.-By telegraph from San Fran.
cisco Of Nov. 2, We hear news from Oregon to
the goth of October, s4OO, 900 worth of gold
bad reached Victoria in ten days.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

Commemorative B. Astor owns six hun.
dred shares in the Bank of Louisiana, which in
ordinary times, would be worth $4,000. The
whole has been con6scated under the rebel So
questration act
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

NOBLE ALMA MArER.-About fifty students
of the four college classes at Oberlin, or ene-
fourth of the whole department, are now in the
army.