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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-01

For the Republican.
The Ladies Military Aid Society desire
nscknowledge the timely and generous dona
ion Of FIVE dollars each from Mrs. II. ii. S,nitf
md Mr.. ID. +. Simons, OF Lansing City. Ala
LIBERAL donations of articles necessary for the
comfort OF the soldier, from Airs. Harrison, Mrs
Geo. Chatterton, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Piper, Ms
Aa Proctor, Mrs. Del Chattertor, Mrs. Luciar
xerrill, and Mrs. Marsh, of the towns of Ian
sng and Meridian.
MRS. H. II. PRATT, Scr'y.
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USivERsALisT STATE CONVENTION -
The Unversaist State Convention viii be held
1t Rochester, Oakland county, on the 18th and
18th DAYS of October instant. Arrangements
ave been made with the d. & VI. and the A. l..
IT. d. r. X. Co panies to carry all who wish
TO attend said convention, at halt-fare. Pay fall
are going, and return free, on the certificate OF
the clerk Of the convention, Oct. lst, 1862.
j. Y. C0WLES.
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as oiiy on the 9Th ult., thu residence 81 his
- James W. fawger, Esq, EDGAR Il. YAwGER,
Years and 10 Gays
lawyer enlisted with Capt. l. ". Cragath, Of Co
-~ Regiment Michigan Volunteers, and was in TIE
saoe battle OF shiio, at Pittsburgh IanGi-g. Gu
entire engagement, whore be served his country
ss aeroism of true American soldier Notwith-
ms vigorous constitution, through the influence
a. and hard service, he was compelled to leave
ior the hospital, where he remained for some
pAtent-ihen employed as an assistan, until
July last, when he was honorably discharged
Ae W oic- Cow.
~ o 2sn ui', IN the township OF Delhi NJ JOHN
- a,nsxLA, aged d years, leaving a companion ami
sang na'fe ois'Ah' relatives in
s1s city, Sept. %. 1862. KATIE ADAMS ;,,.,,
q Henry W., and jane b walker ag sr,i'D ; !,
Ind ~ days. ~' 'sVa .
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DEATH OF HENRY MEYER. - We arc
pained to announce the death in battle, of Henry
Neyer, Of Co. +, 18th Michigan Infantry. lie
vas the son Of Rev. Edward Meyer, of this city
BE vas killed at the battle of Sharpsburg, Ma
rlsni, on "Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 18th. The
funeral sermon will be preached BY Rev. Mr..
Burgess, at ST. PauPs Church, on Sunday next,
n3l .2 o'clock T. VI. The friends Of the fam.
ly are invited to be present
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Special Notices.
A CARD.

The undersigned taxes pleasure in recommending tb.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford Conn
10 all those who desire reliable protection in the way
Insurance.
Il was my good fortune 10 hold Policy Of Insurance
Ia this Company, on my bGilting and contents lately
destroyed by fire. Ny loss promptly adjusted and
paid my entire satisfaction by the agent of the Com
pany this place E r MerriheId, Esq. This prornp,
action Of tie Hartford paying its losses must com
mend the favorable consideration Of the public
C. C. DODGE
Lansing, sept. 20 1ss2-
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w. The following catering notice is taken from the
Portsmouth (Ohio) Seioto Vdily RIIlcdn Of April 3,
ISIS
ScASDfSAyIA-A friend writes us for g real opn-
"a " Of Dr. 8obaek's Scandinavian Remedies,-where
he obtain then-and why they called - Scandi-
Havial," and frequently asked the same ques-
tons Scandinavia is the ancient Of Sweden and
Norway, and scandinavian, that is Swede or Nor
wcgiaa az ctonstely calls his country :. Scandinavia
In the same sense speak Of - Columbia The
Caion." b. the way, there over nine thousand
Scandinavian families Ia Dane County, Wisconsin. Al
though citzsn Of this country for many years, DIR.
Roblck Is a swede by birth, and compounds his Medi-
zines Of Swedish herbs think the is very ap-
pTopTi.te. We have The very highest opinion Of the
Medicines and Of Dr. R0back himself who is not only
sugulry skliul physcian, but gentleman of the Old
school. kn0 personally. Our advertisement col
uuus = III answer the rest Of friends letter Soc
advert is.ment. 3s.mI
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DENTISTRY.

nr. Wood the Dentist is at home again and fully pre-
pared to execute any job in his profession Teetl
mounted on Gold silver Plate Rubber Base If any
prefer II. Teeth filed with Gold, Silver, Tin any
other operation ali done in the perfect manner are
at low prices practice of 30 years and very many
very hsttcFng testimonials from eminent citizens al
Albany, and reference in Lansing should be sufficient
guarantee. Gail and see.
OllIs AZ his resi- ience Saginaw street 3sl
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE No.

= lice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of a war
rant To 's ssuei by VIM H. fnckney, Judge of Probate
ioF the county OF ingham will the office of
Geo Parsons, IN the city OF Lansing on Thursday the
th day al November, and Thursday the 2.th day of
November, ls62 between the hours of o'clock A. NJ
ud clock r NJ Of said days for the purpose of re-
cevns and adjusting claims against the estate of Polly
VI Wis deceased All persons hiv claims against SAID
fit' an" hereby notified To present them TO
of said days for adjustment as the time for hearing
ciliuls expires on tho 10th day Uf March, 1868.
GEO. l. PARSONS,
J. T. HULL
GEO X. GROVE,
+"">> Commissioners
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MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
IaN-,SG. September 10th. ls52
f. IL hereby given that the {,

IN lowing described Primary >choo! and swamp
Lands situated il the county Of Inghs forfeited FOR
payment 81 interest will D. ore t0- sale al pub
lie auction tbs Office, THURSDAY gh- 18th day Of
October next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon unss previ
ously redeemed according to law.
SAN-L :. LACEY, CaInmissinneF-
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE, !
lansing, September 80, 1862. !
IL
STATE OF MICHIGAN, }

CRY oF LANSING, !
To J. Turner y Brothcrs Chester Nosely John Tomp-
Si1s Go, u. W Van Aukcn, J. Somerviile Lloyd Lewis
Horace Angel, Vim. Haze, A. l.. sheee Lewis Field
paUsh, : l.. Ncwbro, Samuel Parker. j. Johnson A.
EugichSrt, JOScPhus Woodruff u. +. Odds A Butterfeli
X Elliott, A. Turner Co, estate Of Dr. Smead j. l.
Meal. y y ilrt, H. seymour J. Berner and all other
persons Interested IN the following described property
IN tn. city OF Lansing, To wit:
Lot block IL front Of block L. front of block 49,
front al lots and ;, block o; front of lot L. block 8
and os Is, H. 10, 10, L. Is, 10, 20 a. % block lots
IL, IL, Is, IL, 10, block lot block To- lots . g.
. Il, block Is lots ? s. and of lot s. on block
II.
You are hereby notified that assessments are about TO
be made upon you 10 supply the deficit the fund crea-
tel Tor grazing Franklin Street in said city from the
East end OF the bridge Grand River the East line
81 Fast street That assessment rolls have been made
out IN the premises which file the Office of the
ty Clerk where they will remain open your iuspec
ton until Monday evening, October 18th, at O'Clock
T. NJ, when and where you appear before the Com
mon council, in the Common Council Room of said civ
and show cause If any there be, why the said assess
ment should not be male and collected according To law
By order Of the Common Council
Sssw2 THEODORE FOSTER, Dep. City Clerk
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

From and after this date the Post Office val close pre-
,sely al O'Clock r VI mails close at { Eastern mai
esses at
sr.p.Ys-Oilce will be open from hali-past u .
o'clock r. NJ at which time the mail viii Close.
A. L. BURR, p r.
Lansing, Nay Il, 1867.
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MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE
LANSING september 10th ls52 /
NOTICE is hereby given, that the fol.

~ lowing described Lansing Lots forfeited for non
PAYMENT OF the Tax Of 1851 will be offered for sale
ablic ancton at this Office on THURSDAY the 30ih cay
OF October next at 10 O'Clock A. n unless Previously
redeemed according TO law.
sAML : LACEY, Commissioner
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MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE
LANSING, September 10Th, lot2 J
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol
~ lowing described state Lands, situated ia the
county Of ngham forfeited Tor not payment OF the Tax
of 1871 will be offered for sale public auction AT this
Office Thursday the 3Oth day Of October next at 20
O'Clock the forenoon, unless previously redeemed ac
cOrdiug To Law.
SAML :. LACEY Commissioner
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Sale of Forfeited Lansing Lots
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, September Goth 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-

4 lowing described Primary School and State Bull
ding lots in the city %. lansing forfeited for
of Interest will be offered for sale public auction
this office, Thursday, the Both day Of October
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, unless previously redeemed
ding to law. SAMI :. LACEY,
Commissioner.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD-Stolen

Il from the subscriber on the 18th inst. a small
Back and Tan larricr Dog, about seven months old and
answers {" the name of Dick Whoever will return
him Of CIV, Information where he may be found will
b. paid TIE above reward. JOHN 4. KERR
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FEMALE-! FEMALES! FEMALES,
that safe, Pleasant Remedy known as
HEI.MBOID7S EXTRACT BUCHU.

Use that safe Pleasant Remedy knowDas
HEIMBOID'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For all Complaints Incident to the Sex
NJ family should be
without Il,
And none will when
Tried by them.
II is used by
YOUNG AND OLD,
H. 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
Iavisorate the Broken down Constitution
From whatever Cause Originating
r,E NJ MORE WORTHLESS PILLS
Take
HELVBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHJ.
SEE advertisement IA another column. Cut 1t out and
send for IT, 3s3m2
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New Advertise mentS,
CTOLEN-From the subscriber n f,ll.

~ blood shepherd Dog, Black with White and Tar
Feet nose white, white ring half way round the neck
about four months old. and answers TO the name OF
Ercd. ANY person returning said Dog, or giving in
formation al this Office where he may be .ound will
literally rewarded.
5eSw- ID G. HARRISON
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FOR SALE BY

: D. Newbro lansing Cres-nin = Avery IansvIlle,
J. & Branch SiDckbriaE-; L. ihayrr 60, Lansing
Jna. \ I.sa. Wlil3m-toga y. Champ, Dnoniaga
Real & Covert leslie Peter indermau, Mason VIM
6FH Faria orondaga 9. y. Walker. Okcr5os and
by Druggist and Merchahts generally throughout TIE
Tiuinu 1851
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NO\ANN no W\Ovc.

As proof that the Blood Purifier aud Pills purely
vegetable have the certificates d those eminent chem
ists Professors Chiffon Of y y and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read DR. Robacs Special Notices and Certificates pub
lished in a conspicuous part Of this PAPER from time
time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle, 81 per halfdozen. OF the Scandinavian Veg
etable Blood Pills, p per box or boxes for 81
PRINCIPAL Office and Sae.rooin, No. Eat Fourth ST.,
Sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, q. Laboratory
No q Hammond
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
OLD OR NoUNG, SlNOlE, MARRIED, Or CONTEMPIA
I'M MARRIAGE,
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR IT, FEMALES,
The Extract Blcnu is une1ualed by any othc. remedy
in Chicrosis Retention Irreguary, Painiulness
Suppression OF Customary Eyacgations, liberated or
ctIrrhOGs state 81 the Uterus LeucurIAOea OF Whites
>t-fIty, and Tor all complaints IurIi-Ut 10 ID"
whether arising son In discretion ablt- Of Dissipation
oT ia the
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIE
>EE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NJ FAMILY SHOULD Bk WITHOUT n
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re- The following catering notice is taken from the
Portsmouth (Obo) Seoto Tdl,y Repsllican, Of April 3,
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&OOA Medicines.

and you should try them before going for a
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
have ever doubted you will
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Lansing sept. 20, lss2.
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ftnb 81, 687 Sabre, SO Sage, @tunps, 46
WAnuten uno 10 Secunben. . i9
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pbslil4eH 2eirgb btssfte t6er nnS 9eBra6t
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ST. sssDhna01l.

1sltes ke tsre&en GsutstRas BIZ auuDmte ts asnbSs
yraeutrr eaes beF erfen Eeatf&en gSleGteme W Gts0
TN ots hen ssStn RtI sia esbtas tn n SciptaIerR Sru
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Wermiidtes.

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tatrti6en getusrbltden i3ufdnben foIsenbes
treSslt&es prSbaen: @s gilt BIER etnen
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Sabret1 BET bem ttamlt4sn Wfeller aebetten6.
Wdbrtne bteier tau9en 3ett bat er mcnatlicb
6 Rreu3sr fur ietne Nufent9altSEarte In ber
vfrsmben Gtant" 6eia6It. 80
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Nsaf btnatpner Mmaetaet1.
0aale Meitamrattt

tn.r4aH 9cktt 8aber'S
&apttUl GtlI- @arten,
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Der Hefsr batee f& Sur NufDate ssma@t Die ba as
teIGd enISsetu,
SPiSos 9ii-f- gI G 50 ngatsr
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RDafbinatpn mcaben,t, "a NRnf "a.

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Ags gsrsbsstasn 9sfrt&Hnasa, gsasTsu unt Svsiisu
Slt22s 3euts @pEsuttaI, @iaentbanss
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3a}aaai 3salil aaa ss!i
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%eter Gutiuerim'8 ll-r
European Hotel.

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Dtsfes TN 0entrelpantt b1 HuubtsbovteM aeIeasue. =
alien Sssasm@!eten uab saer sDrirsHE@su Sat itS sha
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Die unterse9ren ma6en fren Sreunben Betannten nnh
BEN RubItfum uberboupt erseten be @nseise bes M bre
auf baS fetne etngertete Saus unb @arnnirtbna r6s
net babeu uub l0ben bitrm lu iatIrs&em Sein&e ein
Mg11- Da6 &Cmttes
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DR.. ton,
Der stnst8e ~ sssldsF oasttst.
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finneen rntpten SDihe ber GpnitusR kefOcrbrtnasa
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12
THE SANTA FE NAIL.

One of the most important and gratifying re-
Cognitions Of the supremacy of the Smoky Hill
Route above all others, is the transfer Of the
Santa Fe mail from the old Santa Fe route to
this Heretofore this mail, with Its vast concOm-
ltant trade, has traversed tract of country
almost devoid of fertility. and the necessities of
the emigrant. Despite the Vaccinations of in
terested parties, trade will seek the channel
intended for it by nature
This mail heretofore started from Indepen-
dence. Missouri, passing through Council Grove
Leayepworth is now the starting point The
contractfo carrying it was awarded to the indie
pendence Stage Company, which transferred it to
the Kansas Company. The Kansas Stage Com
pany have also the contract between this point
and Leavenworth, Mr. Harlan having thrown it
up. New stock Will be placed on the route.
Mr. Eaton will take his stock on the Overland
Route.
The immense travel that this will bring by
this point, and through the valley west Of US,
will be of incalculable benefit, and arouse our
people from their dependency.
Messrs. Rogers and Tisdale, old and reliable
agents Of this Company, passed through town
last Monday, their business being to establish
the stations between this point and Pawnee Fork.
They are to be twenty five miles apar.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12

PREsENTATIoN.-A few weeks ago, when We
noticed the admirable arrangements Of the Fort
Riley Hospital, and the excellent care taken Of
the inmates 10y the Post Surgeon, DIR. DREW, We
gave but a faint index to the feelings enkndled
by his attention and skill within the bosoms Of
the volunteers, who were SO fortunate as to fall
into his hands. We are pleased to notice that
gratitude has done its work. and the Doctor is
the recipient of handsome token of remem
brance, that speaks the feelings of the heart,
when the tongue is dumb. A massive hunter
case watch, with splendid chain attached, Of
American manufacture, was forwarded him from
Leavenworth, bearing this inscription:
Presented to
DR.. F. p DREW,
as a TOKEN OF RESPECT, by the
sick soldiers of the 10Th and 18th
Wisconsin, and the lat and ID
Kansas Volunteers.
- June, 1862.
All know the depth of a soldiers gratitude,
and it must indeed be pleasing to the Doctor to
observe such outgushings of the heart in response
10 his efforts to alleviate the suffering.