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The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
New Advertiser ements
NOTICE..
UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Tasrd Collection District Of Nvcks0on,


LANSING. september II, lso2
In pursuance o the law AS provided section three of
,se 80, .ss.s~.t J.y ,.. ,oes sa..'oa a. -. ~
10 pay interest on the public debt have divided the
Third Collection District for the State Of Michigan int
thirteen DIVISIONS or Assessment Districts, appoia-
ted IN each Al Assistant Assessor, VIZ:
DIVISION No. i.-Gty Of lansing townships of
Lansing, Meridian, Wl.amstoa, Locke, Leroy Wheat
field, Aaeiou snd Delhi, in Ingham county. Assistant
Assessor, EPhralm LongyeAr Office, lansing, Mich.
DIVISION No townships of Aurelius, yevsy, Ing
ham, White oak, Stockbriage. RuIkerhl Leslie and
onoadaga, in lnSham county. Assistant Assessor
Amos 4 steele; oincs Mason, Mich.
DIVISION NJ. S-TownshIps Of Delta, Oneida, Rox
and sunhed, Vsrmoutvllle Chester, Benton and Wind
sor, IN Eaton county. Assistant Assessor, Chauncsy
Goodrich; ofnce, Grand Ledge, Mich
DIVISION No. I.-Townsaips of Eaton Rapids Eaton
Carmel kaamo Bellevue, Walton and DrooknsId in
Eaton county Assistant Assessor, Vim. n Tompkins
Office, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Battle Creek, Bedford, Pennasld, Emmett L. Roy and
Athens IN Calhoun county. Assistant Assessor John
T. H.nman; Office, Battle Creek, Mich
DIVISION No g. - City of Marshall, ToWuahipo OF
Marshall Conyis frsdonia, Tekonsha, Burlington and
Newion IN C.lhosn county Assistant Asssssor, Pres
ton Mitchell; once, Marshall, Mich.
DIVISION NJ. 1.-rownshps of Lee Clarence Shsrt
dan, MArenso, Ee3fcrd, Albion, Homer and Clarendon
| IN Calhoun county ASSISTANT Assessor, Isaac Bull
eiice, Albion, Mich
| DIVISION No. s-Townships Of springport, Parma
Concord, Pulaski Hanover, Liberty spring Arbor anS
sandstone, In Jackson county Assistant Assessor
SANS Gidey; ONCE, Parma. Mich
DIV l>loN No City Of Jackson townships Of Sum
mis-, Bae&msn, Rves and TompSins in Jackson county
Assistant Assessor, Francis ". Carr oace Jackson
Mich
| DIVISION No 10 owuships Of Waterloo Grass Lake
Napoleon Columbia, Brooklyn Leoni and Henrietta
Jackson county. Assistant Assessor Alyinsa Hunt
| ONCE, Grass lake Mich.
| DIVISION No. IL. = Townships OF Lyndou Silvan
sharon, Manchester, Bridgewater and Freedom in waah
tenav county. Assistant Assessor, volnsy Chapman
office Manchester, Mich.
| DIVISION No l2-CIty Of Ann Arbor, townships o
Ann Arbor Lodi Scio, Lima Dexter Webster and North
| neld IN WasAtenaw county Assistant Assessor Levi
| Dodge; Office, Am Arbor, Mich.
DIVISION No. l3--City Of Ypeilanti Townships q
fpsilan,, Pttsned SUPERIOR Saline Augusta York IN
| saline, IN Washtenaw county. Assistant Assessor
taech foss; ofhce, Ypsilanti, Mich.
/ WHITNEY JONES
Assessor Tor the Thrd Collection District Of NjeA
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
STATE BUILDING LOTS
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich

L igan, county Of lngham, sat- q session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of gham holden At the
Probate Oce in the city Of Lansing on Wednesday the
18th day Of September the year thousand eight
dred and sixty Two; Present, VIM. II. Pinckney Judge
OF Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of Eupice
Wells, deceased On reading and fling the pe,i-
tion duly verified, Of Henry R. Mason heir at Law @,
said deceased praying that letters Of administration
upon said estate may be granted to said petitioner:
Thereupon it il ordered That Monday the 9th dsy o.
October next At IL O'Clock in the forenoon be
for the said petition and that the heirs al aw
OF said and all other persons interested in said
estate required TO appear At Of said Court
then 70 be holden At the Probate Once in the village
Mason, and show cause any there be- why the PRAYER
Of the petitioner should not be granted And it is fur
ther Ordered That said petitioner give notice 10 the
persons interested in said estate of the pendency
said petition, and the bearing thereof by causing copy
OF this order To be published in the lansing Republican
Newspaper printed and circulating in said county
ngham successive weeks previous said day Of hear
'ng true eopy) WI. b. PNCKNEY,
SwSO Judgs Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
NEW PApERs-We have received III,

NEw PAPERs.-We have received the
nrst number OF very neatly printed paper
JUST started at Owosso, bearing the naue o.
0'o'so Press, neutral in politics, and edited anG
paolshed BY Aessrs. Hanchett Lyon. Judg
mg from the number before us, it will be wei
worth the patronage and sustaining aid OF tn,
We have also received the frs. number of ;
new paper just started at Detroit by Mr. Charlie,
.. Clark, called the Commercial Adrer.iser. 1
10 De devoted to the business interests o
Michigan, and will supply wan, long fel, by ,h,
business men Of the State. Ii is neat and ,as
y seven column paper, and published weekly a
the lev price Of $l.0O per year.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

GoDRv.-Wa are in receipt Of Cooley
sor October. The ladies may we'll prize thi.
Magazine. 1t is certainly the neatest and choic
est Ladies Magazine published in the United
States. No pains or expense are spared to Sc
render it BY the publisher, as its costly embel
hshments and choice literary productions fully
testify. Ask almost any lady in the land where
she obtained the pattern for some useful article
OF dress, or some beautiful parlor ornament, and
she will tell you at once, II found it in Cooley.
II is truly benefactor to the ladies. Addres:
l. A. Cooley, Philadelphia. Terms ss per year
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

MAINE CoxeRrssxEs.-The following are the
gentlemen recently elected to Congress from the
State Of Maine:
1st District-Lorenzo D. N. Sweat, var Dem.
ocrat, 229 majority.
2d District-Sydrey Perham, Republican.
Sd District-James G. Blaine, Republican.
4th Dis;riet-John II. Rice. Republican.
5ih Distr,ct-Frederick A. Pike, Republican.
In the Cd district, Thos. A. D. Fessenden Re-
publican) has been chosen in place OF Judge
Walton, resigned
All are new members With the exception of
Mr. Pile
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
INTERNAL REvENuE SraMPs-Son

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.-SOme
person OF 6rm in city should obtain for sale. As
sooa - they are ready, quantity of the gov
efssest internal revenue stamps We should
snnk il would be advisable that they should be
keps By only one party, in order tina, the mat
Yer might be something of an object in the way
q remuneration, for keeping them, and that
0sy might always be obtAuable by persons
eo@pelled TO use them. As the commission is
nall ON the stamps, it win be seen at once tha.
Kwin not be very profitable investment, and
ean only Be made BY monied men. We would
assest that xessrs. J. c. Bailey & Co. would
seem to be the most proper persons to make the
Investment, and their banking office would be as
esovsnient place, for all concerned. as there is
n 'hs city. The following are the established
"gahsoos concerning commissions allowed to
paeehasers:
Ihs commissions win be paid in s,amps-thai
= . remittance Of $50 will .nttle the purchase.
Stamps amounting to $5l. A remittance o.
v,0Oovin eosisle the purchaser to 81 ,0sO worth
~aanps.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF Al ARsEHAL At PIrrs-
BURGH.-The Allegheny Arsenal, at Pittsburgh,
exploded with terrific violence At noon of the
18th inst The explosion occurrrd in the labor.
atory, large frame building. About IT'S boys
and girls were employed in the building at the
time OF the explosion, Of whom between 80 and
40 were killed
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

70 BY reference to our advertising col.
umus, our readers will observe that Hon. Whit
ney Jones, U. s. Assessor for the Third Collec
ton Distriet Of Michigan, comprising the coan-
ties of Wsshtensw, jackson, Calhoun, Eaton and
Ingham, has divided the district into Assessment,
Divisions, as required by law, and appointed his
various Assistants in those Divisions.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
nI r. ID =

In this city, tie 10Th instant, Of Congestive Chs
Mr.. De WITT C. ONEII., aged i3 years, months and
days; leaving a companion, with three cniIdren
large circle of other relatives in deep mourning.
Also, in this city, on the 10Th inst, WILLIE LCCIUS
infant Of Hiram C. and Ellen n. Beemer.
Ia short year its earth mission closed and th'
little sufferer to His arms, who said, ''Of such
the kingdom Of Heaven
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
ADVERTISEMENT

H Hinckley has just received several
new brands Of smoking tobacco. He has now
the genuine Kilckinick, the pure Virginia Fon.
tanalla, and the celebrated Pamaunky tobacco
which are the best brands Of smoking tobacco
manufactured in the country. They are all made
from the pure Virginia leaf, and are warranted
genuine. Any person in the habit of smokine
tobacco, has but to use of these brands add he
will never buy any other.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
, We would call the attention of

10 We would call the attention of per.
sons owning lots in the city to the advertisement
Of the Land Commissioner. in another column,
Of lots liable to forfeiture for the non-paymert oil
interest and taxes. While so many men are alb
sent in the army, their friends may possibly have
forgotten these payments, and if there are any
such whose lots are in these lists it will be nee,
essary that they look after them at once, as there
10 no redemption from this sale.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-We are in re-
eeipt Of this fsvOrite Magazine for Octobes
Contents Of the number: Autumnal Tints; Da.
vid Gaunt; Euphorion House Building; Mr..
AItell; bennington Spa; Sanitary Condition OF
the Army; An Arab Welcome; Elizabeth Sara
Sheppard; Resources Of the South; The Battle
Autumn of 1862; Reviews and Literary Notices.
Address Ticknor 4 Fields. Boston, Mass. Terms
Is DER year.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

The INDIAN TRoUBLEs-The latest dispatches
iron, Minnesota represent the Indian troubles as
entirely subsided, and that settlers are returning
ans within the limits of the Territory, and no,
the remotest probability OF any trouble to set
tiers in any section from Indan depredztions
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
DENTISTRY.

Or. Wood the Dentist is at home again and fully pre-
pared 10 execute any job in his profession. Teeth
mounted Gold Silver Plate Rubber Base if any
prefer it, Teeth filed with Gold, Silver, or Tin or any
other operation all done in the perfect and
at low prices. Apractce of 80 years, and very many
very hattering testimonials from eminent citizens
Albany and reference in Lansing should be sufcien,
guarantee. Call and see.
Oaice at his residence on Saginaw street. ssl
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

IsouAM County FAIn.-Tho Annual
Fair Of this county will be held At Mason, On the
grounds of the society, On Wednesday, Thurs,
day and Friday, tho LIST, I'd and Sd days of Oc-
tobes next. Professor T. C. Abbott, Of the
State Agricultural College, ia to deliver the J.
dress.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

DEMOCRATIC TICKET II NEw YoRK.-The
following are the Democratic nominees in the
State Of New York:
Governor, Horatio Seymour; Lieut. Cover.
nor, David r. Floyd Jones; Canal Commissioner,
William I. Skinner; Prison Inspector, Gaylord
J. Clark; Clerk OF Appeals, Frederick A. Tall.
madge.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

Union FAIR.-The Grand Ledge Union
Agricultural Society will hold its Fourth Annual
Fair at Grand Ledge, On the 9th and lsth days
Of October next. S. L. Kioourne, Of this city,
10 to deliver the address. Persons visiting this
Fair will have an opportunity of attending Co
dllOn Party on the evening of the 10th, at the
house Of W.O Campbell, where good time
may be expected.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

The WEATHER.-The weather was new.
o. warmer or more pleasant during the month o
September 70 our recollection than now. We
long 70 see is cool Off" however, aud soge
good rousing frosts, that We NAV bs rid some Of
The many bilious diseases nov so prevalent
throughout this section
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

REBEL ExPESsfs-The Richmond Whig has
learned, from official sources, that the expendi
lures Of the Confederate government, from it,
Inauguration to August /, ls62 amounts to $S47, >.
2.2g5SS5
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

eB- Howell Cobb, who is reported among
the recent captures of rebel Generals, it will be
remembered was Mr.. Buchanans Secretary OF
the Treasury.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

~ Col. Miles, who commanded the forces at
Ilarper's Ferry, was nearly 60 years Of age. He
has spent the principal part of his life for thirty
years past, in the service Of his country
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
FEMALES! FEMALES FEMALES
that Safe, Pleasant Remedy knowna a.

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALES
Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy knOwnas
HELNBOID'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For all Complaints Incident to the Sex.
No family should be
Without il,
And none will when once
Tried by them.
II is used by
YOUNG AND OLD
In the decline or Change Of Life,
And after and before Marriage,
During and after Confinement
To strengthen the Nerves,
Restore Nature TO its Proper Channel and
Inyigorate the Broken-down Constitution
From whatever Cause Originating
uSE NJ MORE WORTHLESS PILLS,
Take
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU.
See advertisement in another column. Cut it out ant
send for il. 3S5m2
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

En- HOMEOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed DIR. SNymS, from London has opened
establishment in Philadelphia Pa, for the treatment
OF Female Complaints Read his advertisement in anoh
er column headed =. Ladies', Read" ly37O
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
DROBATE ORDER.-State of Mich.

n
l. igan, county of Ingham, ss.-At a session OF the
Probate Court the county of Ingham holden at the
Probate Office the village Of Mason, saturday, the
10th day of September, the year thousand eight
hundred and sixty two; Present, Vim. H. Pinckney
Judge Probate In the matter OF the estate OF Thomas
Mcintyre late of Aurelus in said county, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition, duly verified, Of
Julia Mcintyre, widow Of said deceased praying that
letters of administration upon said estate may be
ted to said Julia Mcintyre:
Thereupon is ordered that Monday the Goth day o!
October next IL O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
for hearing Of said petition and that the heirs at Law
OF said deceased and all other interested said
required to appear at session OF said Court
then be holden at the Probate Ofce in the village o
Mason and show cause, there be, why the prayer
of petitioner should not be granted And it ia fur
ther ordered that said petitioner give notice TO the
sons interested said estate, Of the pendency Of said
petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy Of
this order be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county Of Ing
ham, successive weeks previous to said day Of hear
| ing "a true copy) WM- H. PINCKNEY,
3s1w3 Judge Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

ESTRAY. - ptIayed fun the oub,eri
IL ber in the city of Lansing, about two weeks riuce
RRIxpIx Cow years old has white star ia the fore
heal white tip end OF TAIL and white under the belly
horns and up. Whoever will return SAID Gov
to the Undersigned give information where she may
be found, will be literally rewarded.
CAROLINE HETCZEL-
Lansing, sept. 2ld, 1862. Ss'w4s
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

~ j. b. S. Todd, who has been elected Del
egate to Congress from the new Territory Of Da-
cotah ia brother OF Mrs. Lincoln.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, September Goth, 1862.

NVIIVC IL HereUy RlVeu tnat Tue IOI'
~ lowing described Primary School and State Bull
ding lots the city of Lansing forfeited for
of Interest, will be offered for sale public auction
this Office Thursday, the Goth day of October
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ unless previously redeemed accor-
ding to law SAAL :. LACEY,
Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
ITO CONTRACTORS.-In pursuance

of an act of the Legislature of the State Of Michi
gan entitled An act to provide for the drainage and
reclamation of Swamp Lands by means of state Roads
and bitches" approved February 1ith, 1859, and an
act anendatory thereto the Undersigned Commissioners
on the New Haven and Fairfield State Road, will proceed
to e, the that portion Of the road which Is oca
Gated through the township OF Rush, embracing dis
taDce OF six and half miles, at II O'Clock on Tues
day the eth day Of October 1862, at tho house Of
webber the town of Rush. Said road will commence
on the line, between tho township OF New Haven
and Rush running west the section line between
section twenty four and thirty six one mile, thence
south to the quarter line through section thirty six
thence due the line OF Fairfield. Contracts
will be made for the performance Of said work. payable
in state swamp Lands provided in said acts. Plans
and specifications of the work required to be performed
On said road will be made known on the day Of letting
Security will be required all at the time
of making contracts. The Commissioner reserves IL
himself the right reject any all bids not consistent
with interest Vf tho Stata-
WILLIAM OAKS Commisaoner
Fairfield. Sept. ], 1862 3S.w2
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
POST OFFICE HOURS.

From and after this date the Post Office will close pre-
eisey at clock T. NJ mails close at : Eastern mai
closes at s.
srsDAYs-Oflce will be open from hali-past 10 I
O'Clock Y. NJ, at which time the mail will close
A. Il. BURR, P. u
Lansing May -, 1867.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

y Edward Seibsrt sculptor Of rare merit
- taksn uP his residence in Chicago.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
have a auantity of Tulip

Il Bulbs ready for planting, and can furnish those
who want now is the best time to plant Also snow
Drops and Hyacinth orders from adstance filled with
Price per dozen in varieties 50cents selected 70
cents J. ;. HANKS
Lansing, Sept. % 1862. 3s7w4
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

| MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE
1 LANSING. September 10th. le62

L lowing described Primary School and swamp
Lands situated In the county d CHAM forfeited for
payment u interest viii be offered for sale at pub
lie auction, at this Office, ThGrs:ay the Goth day Of
October 10 clock in the un previ-
oGsly redeemsc according 70 law.
SANL g LACEY. Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.

MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE
LANSING, September 10th, lso2
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the fol-
~ lowing described state Lands situated In the
county Of lngham, forfeited for of the Tax
lsol will be offered for sale public auction at this
Office on Thursday the Both day of October next 10
O'Clock the forenoon unless previously redeemed
cording TO law.
SAML 8. LACEY, Commissioner
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
sale of Forfeited lansing Lot.
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, September 10th. lso2 I

IN lowing described Lansing Lots, forfeited for non
payment OF the Tax Of lsol viii be offered for sale al
public aucton al this Office thursday the 3orh DAY
OF October next, at 10 O'Clock A. n, unless previously
redeemed according 10 lAw.
SAML 5. LACEY, Commissioner
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
THE BEST VARIETY OF TEAS
l. ever offered in Lansing, can be found at
Montgomery { MiAars
GROCERY STORE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Coun.
ty TreAsurers Once the place selected for the
Annual Tax Sales for Ingham county, which viii com
mence At O'Clock " Of the day specihed by the An
dtor General and continue from DAY day Sundays
excepted) until completed,
ssSwo L. w0oDH0CSE, County TreasurW.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24

FEMAIES-FEMAIES-FEM
OLD Oh. YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEMPIA
Ting MARRIAGE,
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR To FEMALES,
the Extract Bdchu is unclualled by any other remedy
as IN Chorosis Retention lrregulary Pnfulness,
suppression OF Customary Evacuations liberated OF
Scrrhous state OF the Uterus, Leucorrboes Whites
S;eriiity, and for all complaints incident 10 the
whether arising from lndscreton Habits Of Dissipation
or IA the
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l2, 1862.

courage them, to aid them; who spend their
own leisure in bar-rooms or stores listening
to the neiighborhood gossip, growing daily
nlore and more careless of knowledge and
of all that pertains to good citizenship?
Time is price put into our hands, where
with we may buy wisdom and It will add
not little to our condemnation that we
have thoughtlcssly and un ngratefulIy thrown
1T away. If for no higher considerations,
ought we not for the sake of those who are
now forming habits that will cling to them
through life and will SO greatly determine
their character and destiny, to be more
thoughtful, more wise in the use of the
golden moments with which God gives us
the power to,make rich our own lives and
the lives of others a
Teachers and parents cannot too speedily
or seriously ponder this question s.
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by certain treatment be rendered inyisib le
Matter which, in one Condition, is perfect
ly opaque and will not admit the least ray
of light to pass through it, will in another
form become quite transparent The cause
OF this wonderful effect Of the condition of
the matter is utterly inexplainable. Phil
osophers do not even breach theories upon
the subject, much less do they endeavor to
explain it. The substances dissolved in
water or burned in the air are not however
destroyed or lost.
By certain well known means they can
be recovered and again made visible some
exactly in the same state as they were be-
fore their invisibility others, though not
in the same state, can be shown in their
elementary condition. and thus it can be
proved that, having once existed, it never
ceases to exist, although it can change its
condition like the caterpillar, which becomes
a chrysalis, and then a gorgeous butter
fly. If pailful of the solution of silver
be cast into the stream, it is apparently lost
by its dispersion in the water; but it never
theless continues to exist So when bush
ell of charcoal is burned in stove it disap-
pears, in consequence of the gas produced
being mixed with the vast atmosphere !; but
yet the charcoal is still in the air. On the
brightest and sunniest day, when every OBJ
ject can be distinctly seen above the horizon,
hundreds of tons of charcoal, in an invis-
ible condition, pervade the air. Glass is a
beautiful illustration of tho transparency of
a compound which, in truth, is nothingy
but a mixture OF the rust of three metals
The power of matter to change its con-
ditions from solid capacity to limpid trans
parency causes some rather puzzling phe-
nomena. Substance increases in weight
without any apparent oanse for instance,
q plant goes on increasing in weight hun
dred fold for every atom that is missing
from the earth in which it is growing
Now the simple explanation of this is that
leaves of plants have the power of with,
drawing the invisible charcoal from the at;
mosphere, and restoring it to its visible
state in some shape or other The lungs
of animals and a smokeless furnace change
matter from its visible to it's invisible state.
The gills of fishes and the leaves of plants
reverse this operation, rendering invisible
or gaseous matter visible Thus the bal
ance in nature is maintained, although the
continual change has been going on long
prior to the creation of the "extinct ami.
fhals. ."-PteSse