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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
FIRE AT THE REFoRx SCHOOL,

FIRE AT THE REFoRM ScHooL.-An-
other calamity has befallen our City. The ex.
tensive chair manufacturing establishment of
Messrs. Woodhouse l. Butler, at the Reform
School, has been . second time burned to the
ground. This time the destruction is complete
All their machinery, lumber, material, &c, has
been swept away, and only heap OF charred
and blackened ruins remains. The engine and
boiler are in very damaged condition, If not
rendered entirely worthless.
The FIRE occurred yesterday morning between
the hours of two and three, and originated in
the South wing of the machine shop. 1t is not
known how the fire caught. When seen by the
Waterman the flames were bursting through the
roof, and before assistance could be obtained
they had extended through the whole building,
consuming everything therein, and extending
thence to the paint shop. A few chairs in this
only we're saved from the general wreck.
1t IS only about a year ago that this establish
ment was burned to the ground. Since then, at
considerable expense on the part of the State,
as well as the manufacturing company, it had
been rebuilt, a large quantity of material had
been obtained, and everything had just fairly
been put in successful running order. All that
has been saved by the firm. in addition to the
few chairs spoken Of, is about $1,000 worth of
lumber and $500 worth of Aags-these articles
being outside OF the enclosure.
The loss is as follows: firm of WOOdhOuse l.
Butler, $4,000, insurance $4,000; State OF
Michigan, 81 900, no insurance.
The loss is q serious one to our city. The ma
terial they required and the number OF bands
they employed, in addition to the Boys OF the
Reform School, made considerable addition to
the business interests of the city. The loss Of
this branch of industry will be seriously felt in
the Institution itself. The employment was
light ard pleasant, and the steady habits and
change of occupation which few hours labor
in the shops furnished the boys, served to relieve
the tcdum of their confinement, and, in addition
to the order, regularity and neatness which pre-
vail in this Institution to remarkable degree,
gave it all the essential elements Of a well kept
and indu strious home.
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ISFLAxNAnoSs N. Bingham, . celebrated Physician
Of Utica, N. Y, says 90 have treated cases Of lnfam
nation of the Brain, Of the Lungs, lnaam
nation Of the Bowels and Kidn Us, lnaammatory Rhsu
matism, Child Bed Fever, With DIR. Trask's Magnetic
Ointment, With perfect success, even when all internal
remedies have failed also Of Group Scarlet Fever
Canker and liberated Throat and Lungs with like
In the epidemic known the Putrd Eryseplas by which
valuable lives lost tested it frequently
and failed Of eectiDg speedy and certain
In OF Burns, rains, Bruises, Fro,eo Limbs, Chill
bains, &c it cures like q charm. No physician fam
lily will be single day without this medicine, afer be
coming acquainted with its power to cure"
SORE LIPS, CHAPPED HANDS AND CHnBIANs, are eou,
p!e,ey cured by two three applications of the Mag
nstic Ointment.
Read advertisement in this paper. 3m3e6
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AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CON.

"A sTRUCTlON OF SIDEWALK On his SOUTH
AND NORTH SIDE OF LENAWEE STREET Whereas, 1t
deemed expedient to construct he north
side OF Lenwes street. from Cherry street Washington
Avenue, and the south side Of sad from River
street To Cherry street: Therefore,
Section Be ii Ordained by the Common Council # the
CITY Of Lansing, That tue respective owners and
pants of each and every lot house adjoining the sfJe
said contemplated walk, lie ehy required lay
much of sAIc walk is To be front
bis her lot house and his her proper
charge and expense, in the following That to
the said walk be Of sound white oak plank
and one half iGches thick and than eight
inches VIDE TO be laid nver,ey four by tour
oak stingers. said side walk vice and the
plank properly nailed with nails; b.
done uner ,he direction If the City Marshal, and 10 be
cone and fully compl-ei before tie eghteen
If November, 1861.
Sec II shall be the duty Of the City Clerk forthwith
to notice of this Ordinance be gwen the sad
owners and occupants by publishing the lea
one nesspsp per printed and published in the CITY al Ian
sing, at least n each week for not less Than
week and also by post written printed copy Of The
same in at east three public and conspicuous places
the sad where said IL to be con
-tructed.
Done at the Common Council Room, this 21-t day o
October A II. 1861.
Approved October II SCI
wM H. CHAPMAN. Hiyor
THEODORE FOSTER Cify CLERK. Ip.40
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[Advertisement.l

WMr NO LoNGER.-The large and
nsutiful stock of Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Cents Furnishing Goods promised to the citi-
rns Of Lansing and vicinity by our tOwnsman,
Mr. Martin J. We'll, has arrived, and he really
hss not promised anything which he did not
come up to in reality. Such complete stock
Of goods Lansing certainly never had in its
midst before. Piles Of everything; styles and
colors, the most choice in the market and the
making up unapproachable for taste and dura
dlity. The prices, every one should satisfy
himself of, by calling at his establishment
Middle Town, Lansing.
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AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CON.

"A STRUCTlON OF SIDE WALK on THE WEST SIDE
OF TOWNSEND STREET. Whereas, 1t is deemed exped-
ent to construct side walk the vest side Of Town
ssni street, from Main street to Aegsn street There
fore,
Section l. Be Ordatned By he Common Council Of the
City Of lansing, That the respective and
pants Of each and every lot house adjoining the
aforesaid uplaiei side walk hereby required
lay much of said walk be constructed in front
Of his or her lot or house, and At his her proper
cost, charge ADD eHpepse the msnner following that
to say the said walk is to be Of sound white oak
plank and oIehah inches thick, and not more than
eight inches vide 10 be laid ansversey four BY four
vhe oak strngers Said side walk to be six feet vide
and the plank properly nailed down With citizens cut
nails; to b done under the direction Of the City Marshall
TO be done and folly completed before the TWEEN
| teth day Of November, 1861.
Sec II shall be the duty Of the City Cek forthwith
to cause notice Of this Ordinance be to the said
owners and occupants BY publ shpg the in ~ l. asst
one Newspaper printed aud published the City of Ian
sing At less in each seek fo' han week
Ind also BY post written prn ei copy ct The same
in at least three public and p,cuous Places or
near the said street where said sidewalk Is 10 be
strueted
Done at the Common Council Room, this els, day Of
October, A. y. 1861.
Approved October u, 1861.
wM. n. CHAPMAN, Mayor
nsocoRs Foern, CITY Clerk lvs4o
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4M3lO
DROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich


l. igan, County Of rgham, AT a session Of the
Probate Court for the County Of ngham holden At the
Probate Office in Mason Monday, the 2lst day of Oct
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
Present, Vim. H. Pinckney, Judge Of Prob bate In
the Of tue estate Of Marshal Turner deceased
On reading and 6g the petition, duly verified of JaEes
Turner, praying that an instrument in writing purPort
ing be the last will and testament Of Marshal Turner
deceAed may be admitted TO probate, and that letters
tsstamentary upon said may be granted said
James Turner:
Thereupon it is Ordered, that Monday, the I'd day
November next IL O'Clock the forenoon be
cd for the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs at
law Of said deceased and all other persons interested in
said estate required to appear at session of said
Court then to be holden at the Probate Office in the
village of Mason, and show cause any there be, why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted And
IL further Ordered that said petitioner give notice to
the persons SAID estate of the pendency
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
of this order be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating in said county OF Ing
ham, successive weeks previous TO said day Of hearing
"a true copy) WM ii PlNCKNEY,
Sn2i ufr of Prob
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lAdvertisement.l

Use CAurroN.-There is no small thing
,aieh good housewives should be SO cautious
,,out procuring as Saleratus. 1t costs family
u, 4 triHe, therefore they fare not always as
,.r,;cular about the quality they get as they
sould be. Although it does not cost you
mach to begin with, it may be dear in the end,
- mpure Saleratus is the cause of much dis
400 Get ID. Il. DeLand Il Co.'S Chemical
S.lerstas, and you will have an article that is
,,dectly pure, harmless and healthy.
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3m3e6

WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WITH NEW
IMPROVEMENTS, At REDUCED PRIcEs-The Wheeler Will
Manufacturing Company having gained their suits
At law sith infringing uacturers Of Sewing Machaes
proposes that the public shall be benefited thereby and
have accordingly reduced the prices Of their Sewing Ma
chimes After this day they will b. sold at rates that will
pay fair profit the cost Of manufacture capital in
vested. andexpsnse of making sales such prices viii
enable them to make 6rst class machines, and here
tofore, guarantee them in every particular.
". PARTRIDGE, General Ag't for Michigan, Detroit
I.GILLE, Jr., Agent for Lansing and vicinity.
MOTHERS, RkAD rHIs The following is extract from
letter sntten By the pastor Of Baptist Church tn,
"JOarna and Messenger J" enc nnat Ohio, and speak
volumes N favor Of shat world rsoovped medicine-MRs
WINsIow SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHIIDRES TEKrHlxG:
'we advertisement in your columns Of Mrs
Wins.oW's Soothing Syrup Sau said . vor,
in favor of patent Medicine beirs life, but
feel compelled say your readers that this no
hug-wE HAVE TRIED AND KNOW 10 n CLAIMS -
II is probably, Of the most successful medicines
the day. because it 10 Of the best And those Of you
readers Who have babies better than to lay in
supply" 1y293
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANsS
PULMONIC WATERS.

TIE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED 1887 and first ar
ticLe Of the kind introduced under the Of PUL-
WAFERs," in this any other country all other
I'lmoaic Waters counterfeus, The genuine be
knoDa by the name BRYAN being stamped on each
WAFER
BRYANs PCLAoNIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BKYAS's PrLxONIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYANs PCLNoNIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN PCLxoNIc WATERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption. Lung Diseases
BRyASs PrLNONIC WATERS
Relieve lrritatr n Of the Uvula and Tonsiis.
BRyASs PuLxoNIC wAFERs
Relieve the above Complaints Ten Minutes
RRYANs PrLMoNIC WATERS
Are q Blessing TO all Classes and Constitutions.
BRYANs PULMoNIC wAFERs
Are adapted for VocSlists and Public Speakers.
BRYANs PULMoyIC wAFEks
Are in . simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYANs PCLAoNIC
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BKyANs PUIxoNIc wAYERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one
No Family should be without Box of
BRYAS's PULNOSIC WATERS
in the house.
No Traveller should be without a supply of
BRyAN's PCLMoSC wArERs
in his pocket.
NSperson will ever object to give for
BRYAS's PuLNoNIC WATERS
T~enty Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester. N. Y.
For sale by Th.yer Il Co. Lansing. ly2ss
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fusing to do his duty until Price threatened to
hang him up by the heels.
Young Gidney is rapidly recovering from his
wound, and though he has seen some pretty
rough life tor lad Of sixteen, yet he is as full of
pluck as ever, and thinks he will be ready for
another brush with the "secesh - BY spring.
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TO CONTRACTOKS-The

Commissioners On the Iona and NermOEtville State
road WILL al the house Of John Nead the township OF
sunhed, Eaton county, on Tuesday the 18th day Of No
vember, A. d. 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ let said road in
sections Of enc mile Said road is be chopped
out rods wide and cleared four rods vide and q
bed thirty feet In the center The manner OF tui
the number, aud length of side DRAINS the number
OF rods y causevSys and The manner # building aud
covering The same, the amber and Of cuverts and
bridges, with the manner Of dn the same, ana
mode Of payment with all other necessary nfJI mat ton
will be given At the time Of etlng plat OF survey OF
said cad and further be obtained
commissioned at has residence, miles south Of Iona
The commissioner reserves the Igt to reject
tics not consistent with the OF the Secu
rity will be required OF all contractors at the OF
king said Contracts j II. BABCOCh,
Commissioner.
I9nia Oct Z, lS61 4w:,3g
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Ii

y the matter OF the estate of Ann ID Kiibourn, de
ceased. Tn. i-rsigned having been appointed by
the Hon wm. Pnckney, Judge Of Probate for the
county Of ngham, in the State Of Michigan, Commits.
receive, examine and I'D ust all claims and de-
msnds against of the said deceased hereby
give notice that Saturday the Both day of Novem-
ber 1861 and the 2s,h day Of March, 1862 they will
the oice Of II L. Henderson, the village of
Mason, sSid county of Ingbam, for the purpose of
receivlug mining and adjusting such claims and de
mands aud months from the date of this notice
aio~ed by said Judge Of Probate to creditors of
said estate to present Their claims for such examination
and adjustment.
Dated Mason, October q 1861.
JOHN COATSwORTH,
II. l.. HENDERSON,
4w31O Commissioners
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Tb

subscriber, omm ssioner for the t;reenbush ana
GratiOt State Road will attend the letting of ,hs On
said road on Saturday the 18th day of Otober l.6l
O'Clock A. NJ the store of the subscriber in the
village of Greeobush. The work to BE- done will consist
Of cutting all timber TO the width rods. clearing
the same four rods, and grabbing two rods building
bridges sluce csuseways &c, and side drains ~here
The work will be le; OF mile
each, except the south half me The bridge
River will be let a separate job Amore detailed spec
ihcation OF the work will be left with Geo stark
the village of Greenbush where the be seen
and examined any time after the LIST day Of October
Ample security will be required Of each contractor for
the faithful performance of the within one wear
from the date Of the contract.
STEPHEN PEARL. Commissioner.
September Q, 1861.
The letting Of the above jobs postponed TIL N0ve-
ber y at same Place ana time # day
STEPHEN PEARL. Commissioner.
October 18th, 1861 339x3
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L.,cr PorAToEs.-We find in an ex-
80. the statement that "a potato has been
IN in North Hampton, n. H., which weighs
-. ,oupds and nine ounces" Michigan can
-, hat al hollow. We have a potato lying
;. an, table raised by George /. Parsons, Esq,
:, lansing, which weighs four pounds and four
$500! n. II. must try again.
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At the Benton House. in this city, on the 10th inst BY
| Rev l.. B. Potter, Mr. sILAS R HAwIEY and Miss 80
| DESKAJ CASE, both of Mason.
In the township of Lansing the 23d inst, by O.
Wilson, NORTON FREDRICKS Of Sha county, and
Miss LYDIA J. ROwI.EY, Ct Lansing.
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Attention Company:

Tn, members CT Torrent Engine Co. No l., are hereby
notified that the annual election Of officers Of this
pany will Be held at the Common Council Room Tuesday
eveaing November 5th, 1861 full attendance is re-
ques.ed ii. W. PADDLEFORD, Acting Foreman.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice

n Is hereby given, that N pursuance of license
me granei by the Hon VIM Pnckney, Judge Of Pro
bate for the county Of lngham Monday the Sd day
June, A ID. 1851, shall sci at publc aucu Gu the
premises IN the town Of De hi the county If Iugnam
On Monday the 9Th day of september next ls6l
O'Clock in the after noon Of SAID the foosng real
tate OF John Llcss, deceased, to~t the undivided half
of the vest half OF north vest quarter of s.
north Of range west, about d acres mole less
Terms made known on this day of sale.
WM II CHAPMAN,
Administrator Of John Lucas, deceased
Lansing, July %, 1861. 6s326
The above sale burned 20 Saturday the 18TH inst
at one O clock IN The afternoon. at the place
WM ii. CHAPMAN, Administrator.
Lansing, Sept. 9, 1S61. 3v333
The above sale is adjourned TO Saturday, the 49, day
Of October, at one O'Clock the at Noon.
place. WI II. CHAPMAN Administrator
Lansing, Sept. IS, ls6l. 3s335
The above sale adjourned to Saturday the Both day
OF Novemoec, at clock the afternoon the same
place. WN II CHAPMAN, Adm 4 tor.
Lansing. Oct 18th 1851 3w339
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Special Notices.
MASONIC.

There will be . Special Communication of Lansing
Lodge No. So +. and A NJ. at Masonic Hall, Thurs
day evening, Oct Slst, at O'Clock general attend
ancc of the brethren is requested. By order,
BE-. BUCK, &cy.
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In Delhi Oct. 10th, of congestion of the BRAIN Mrs.
JANE, wife of Mr.. LYMAN CHAFEE, aged 81 years.
In this city, August Goth, CHARLES ALBERT, aged II
months. October 25th, LEIIEN LOUISA, aged 2 year,
and l month, only children of Albert 7. and Sa,ah
Crane.
As the sseetest flowers that scent the morn,
But wither in the rising day,
Thus lovely was thess infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed their lives away.
They died ere their expanding souls
Had ever burned with wrong desires;
Had ever spurned a. Heavens control,
Or ever quenchsd its sacred fires.
They died to sin, they died to cares,
But for a moment felt the rod
o! mourners, such the Lord declares,
Such are the children of our Gsd. [Coh
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a5:I EMPLOYMENT! 1875
AGENTS WANTED.
1875!

We will pay from s25 to SIS per month"; and all s1pen.
ses, to active Agents, give commission. Particulars
sent free Address Erie sewing Machine Company,
JONES, General Agent, Milan, ohio. ly312
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TAYLOR'S SCHOOL.

lansing, October %, 1861.
The Fall and Winter Term Of my School will commence
on Monday, November 4th and continue % weeks.
r. TAYLOR.
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To OuR CusroMERs.-We. the subscri.
bas do hereby agree, and pledge ourselves one
10 another, that from November LIST, 1861, until
April lst, 1862, We will close the doors of our
respective Stores, Groceries and Shops, at 8 O..
clock on each evening in the week, except Sat,
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A Bargain.
DARN FOR SALE, containing 120

Il of choice farrnng land, situated miles west
Of Lansing the Lsn,ny and Anegan state Road, %
acres seeced. The farm is well supplied With durable
abundance Of good tim Der, good suear oush
orchard Of grated fruit trees,
With crnf bic buildings copven~nt site for pub
lie house The sub.crber also offers 200 Of Wild
land sruated in Oneica and R0xapd.
For further particulars At the farm, or address,
A A JENNIE, Lansing, Mieh.
Lansing. June 5. 1861. scott
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UNITED STATES ARMY
~ ANTED, FOR THE 10Th REGI

w MENf of L. ;. Infantry, able boiIed, ned
men, be~een the Of Is AMI 80 ,rs not than
3 feet =. inches hgn. An of q ,ol Ch .racier
Good fay-BIard Cloth NJ aad Mel,cai Attendant
Ter Of is Thee Years For further info
ton apply u the Recruiting Rendezvous Washington
Avenue, ove- A. B. B,gey's Grocery store, Lansing
ch. HENRY Z COOK,
lst Lieut. 16;h Reg L s Infantry, Rec ung officer
Lansing O.t 1871
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FOR SALE.

A IMPROVED FARM Of 24O Acres; $50
n acres under good cultivation, good buildings,
&c; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described as follows: The southeast quarter,
and the east half of the southwest quarter OF sec.
ton one, in town four north OF range one west.
and has been commonly known as the "Alver,
son Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply to JNO. w. LONGYEAk
2sS-tf Lansing, Mich.