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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19

The Disaster to Gen. Burnside's Out
posts-He Loses 600 men and four
Guns.

WASHINGTON, Nov 11-It was stated
several days ago that two of Gen, Burn
sides most easterly outposts in Tennessee
had been attacked by the. rebels, and half
Of the garrison consisting of two regiments
and battery had been captured. Gen.
Grants dispatch did not designate the ex-
act place whence the disaster occurred, nor
did it state the strength of the rebel force,
nor the probable number of killed and
wounded on our side.
The Republican of this afte rncon says
Gen. Burnside telegraphs that the disaster
referred to occurred at Rogersville. Hawk
ins county, Tennessee. This place is the
terminus of the branch Of the East Tcnnes-
see and Virginia railroad, and is situated
fifteen miles from Knoxville.
Gen. Burnside also states that the reb.
els captured GEO meh and four cannon
He does not mention the number of his
killed and wounded.
His main army is where it was when the
attack was made on Rogersville. in an i'm
pregnable position, and in good spirits.
subject to the order of Gen. Grant. who Is
perfectly satisfied with its situation.
,KNoxvILLE. Nov. 11.-In the recent
affair at Rogersville. Burnsides' forces
were overwhelmed by superior numbers,
Burnside has taken over 1900 prisoners
since be came into Tennessee. independent
of the garrison at Cumberland Gap, put
ting MS far ahead ef the rebels.
There is some indications of of large
forces coming against us but we expect to
repel them.
At Rogersvils the rebels captured about
500 men, pieces of artillery. and 86
wagons. Most ofthe captured are Of the
I'd Loyal Tennessee. and over 100 ef he
|17th Ohio.
We hold from Washington. on The
Tennessee river, to above Bulls Gap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19
Union Maiorities.

TIE following are the msjorities for the
Union ticket ia the eighteen loyal States
that have held elections daring the past
seven months:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19
LATER.
KSoxvrLLE, Nov. IL. ]

KNOXVILLE, NOV. Ia 1000
There has been no telegraph communi-
cation since Sunday. Col. 9arrsnd. Of
the 7th Ohio Volunteer corps. the I'd Ten
nesses. and Phillips Illinois Battery. hsv-
ing driven the enemy nnder Gen. VIII.
iislns ont through Mocassin Gap. had re-
turned to his camps near nogervills.
On Friday, at dsybrsak. he was attacked
by superior forces. and compelled. sftsr
resistance of three hours. to fall back 70
Morristown. A large numbsr Of the Ten
peseeans fed to the hills. and wefs sup
posed for 8,stims to b captured. The
real loss on our side viii not exceed 800.
end four guns Of Phillip.s Battery. A.
bout 500 were q, 6rst missipg.-.n
No blame Is attached to Col. ,6arrari.
'xho mads every effort to rslly thsin.. The
Sstsls also fellabackto Kingsport. 1siis.
,iIAll is 'quiet Il present in frost Of Con.
Wilcox on The east and Gen. Ssundsss on
the south. r-.
Twelve Psynastsrs and our chief Quar-
terinsster are snxiously expected tonight.
The health Of ~the army Is improviig-
IRdian summer roisne IL welcome irspqpil-
ity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

Il Is positively surprising, writes a Falmouth
correspondent, to see what new life has been in
>tied here, by few iudcious strokes of polio,
aud management The rigid Through system,
scarcely susceptible OF the least abuse, has ht
orally set the army right on its feet. 1t Is ter
uoIy discouraging TO the volunteer tor the war,
OF the honorable officer who disdains to leave
the service, TO be kept for months and years
away from his home and business, and yet spend
nall OF bis time idly il camp. The third gene
led for limited number of furloughs for lim-
tied time, from each regiment, and further pro
vided that they should be given to the most
worthy men, men who had given evidence OF
iheir trustwor,ainess. The system has proved
OF the greatest benefit 10 the army
Hundreds OF thousands Of meu will be able to
make briei visits home, aud as ihe whole system
based upon the worth and honor of the man,
IS is very htlie abused. Some fey slightly over
stay their time. Here and ,hese some oue re
sorts TO the dshouoraSle practice OF Forwarding
surgeons certificate OF sickness, in order to sei
more time and escape punishment. But nearly
ali act promptly about it, especially the men, ano
al those who remain behind are interested in
the returs of the abseuiees, so that their time
may come, the man who behaves dishonorably
gets precious little sympathy from his comrades
Every officer who overstays his time is promptly
brought before a court OF inquiry, and if bis rea
sons are not adequate, a coart martial is ordered
I'D OF goes his head.
The manner iu which delinquent officers ar,
Drought up is illustrated 10y a special order pub
shed the other cay, dismssing thirty two 70
various offences, principally neglect OF duty an,
naturalization Some oi the offences we're tht
srossest negligence Of duty, positively demand
ing the instant dismissal and severes; punish
meat OF the offenders. The punishment IN man
cases = not confined to dismssSl, bu, iuclude
Imprisonment and SOLITARY confinement. Ties
orders 90 before every regiment in the com
.nsnd, and officers open their ewes and shu
their mouths. One OF tao Brgadier General
have been under arrest within the past ~
weeks, out they have been released and al
uonisned, a.d have promised better things,
tOrbear from mentioning theiv names.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
By AuthofIfy.



AZ At o. ---.ta e,- rta election ana c.assse-
- r. s.--r-s -. -s. IA .rs-s.-r
--.a.-r a.. 49, - ~ ~ - g,-sf--r -----
r-.t gue-. E s-..l sts b. reid j. .1- several t..rr
---.s - ,.-.-.z l.. rr.s -r... IN the e--t MONDAY
go h a.. ,a.- .-. a 1 .-f al I'D.
49,. M ~ ~. ---- u.-H-r .r ANIL .. .----r -.-
-- =. .-es--.- t.- tt- --,11 d. Regents rt -a-
--.tr x., .. enter o. ~. duties ~ -l-.- Oh -- 90
-t asa tar u I..-.-v ur- S.ccsal-- tl-lr e-lra-
- Al Gle election o. be- h-ll % che lrs- PEI "a.
q Aprt il the year one tlaus4l- ei-1t hundred al
slrrr three t1e-e snail be elected ei--- Ag 0. -
r. --s.tv vg.5 sh4l 81 divided INTO t..- Glasses o
-.,. .s-l' ro be- nun. e-r-i one Two three and rr
e.- term % service shall commence ol r1a l--- La
. jan -r one t11--4-- --1- ll- --ei l-- KITS four
b.. t.-,r - .a~v.-a " rl.s. number one shall .yr-
. TAO s4-s ta- term o. class u-lneer tFo. shall * rr
1 rIlr .elr~ rl- term 70 cas- number Three shall
-- a. -.x f.4-s Oh. term 1- Glass L-rlr-r four -al
r-. .u e-l- from Che -rs- day of January. 0r
-.. -.t n... .-el AID s.xfr four Afl.- tl- l--
.-.r ID t. a--... IS -l4. ne a-l-e1 every lFn year
a.. ta-.r germ D.. Office -l4l 1e -i-lr Fa4-- r-.
6 ID -4-- --- o. 1l.-- ly election % the genera
.eet..l q. l-- o- tl 1rst 81 n-F % rii ue4' PIE
-e-ll- .le ~, r-tleL W Their Term 80 service
Ser I- -..----r. Us State shall. --l d Az ltr.
.lr passage .i --s az transmit O. t-- s---I -a.
--s- ze1 cY-e ly u--l Nrltr-l up prl-t-. .rc----
..t4-.l- lrl-l stl--l-alt l- tle contents at --s
Az shall -4--- copy q rl-s -c- On 9a printed l -
1-ss- psers each --lcil crc-t AZ b. rlr -era Prep
En- cal. w-eA until The lrst election io 1e heA
% Fir- 4Al. i--1e--
-.r = lAr s--r-i7 W i-- several c.-lia- ~ r--f
s1s t-- -.tca -er-A ir 'F---- .l- sl-- i' 'l' -- o.
.iir- ln wiring --- -'~----F t--iA ~ rl-- i'"ii--
~ -r lbs county -i s--- e-r' lii
-' ---' ~ 81 ---s ~ .--' ti7--- - -l -
--- - a. c7t- q .-- 17 f--1- --i .- I'D, 9-- '--.
'--- --- o-7--.1 ~ '-7-'-' ' -- --i- --'- az
'irrI.t Judge 81 Doe chosen at @--- r..---.- --- u
--ri4'l iiof--e- i.I ny U.s. A. '--a p- D'- --'.-
-a tl-a ua--rr. 49, me same --1i7 ana -- -t--
-9iil.- % -ir A-i l-t-- --- e. gwen i7 -s eA.7t--
-"s joy .' non ~ JUSTICES o l-- .Pfsai. ''-'. '-
--ie ..- i1-s 9 .-----'- s--'-- --'-@ '-
-st.. -eas ---- +,.---- --- 7-'- --' 7-9- "--- --
-4lle powers - i.e if-'-e t- ''s LAWS 'i BIS 9'-
e
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
ALL JUST CLAIMS Of whatever
DOUBLE PREMIUM OFFER.
ECLECTIC MONTHLY.
NEW INDCCENENTl
ARTISTIC ATTRACTION,

The two match PARLoR PRINTS Will be sea. post
AZ paid after this date TO EAcH new subscriber 10
lHE Fen, MAGAzINE who sends his name srs & ID
alvanc-.
1. RErJ kNED FROM MARKET. : a tsartIs.l su.-.~-,
oy J1ll >4rtAa The mari cart Las returned from
tle -o"- bearing rich fregl. u purchases o tbs
Delighted young people. who receiving them WI
= ssrrless Tie whole family are assembled arr n
front pl the Piazza which. with the Mansion a-a.-s
almost exactly Ike tie Mount Vernon home = vas
ilsioc. Win the Oh se-tl- seated ar1 al ,str
his glasses 10 read tie paper. wl0 looks Ike WasL
llSt1- llM>ef- Ile whole scene n tie Age eu--s
j. attractive And beautiful II worth 1 u-,- N
the qa7.cr walls
I. The match print = FIILAL AFFECTION. o. SUNDAY
ot twelve nan-re1 dollars .cr both Or them sart,--s
price was : tor The Two match prints III scene m
ilis 4ri-- b, 40 the --llv home ana The view -1-,-
tle open gate presents the vl-ase clurch 10 tie :
ttnc- = III lis sire pointing heaven war1 and i bean
tlA girl q Some twenty summers waits B.t.s II
hand lF me gaze. holding 0Qeu for the er-ess e.
tie family lle mother stil la- some .tte- = ~.
agei grandfather with tile chi1ren tbs house sor
and '-s donkey mae Up the family grOup Us, L.
parting ior worship. z the LACE sanctuary 8ott
A. beautiful match prints easily o5tane- = 49,.
manner.
;. - and 1ue po-trsi, cd, tie Ho- Tu4Azp FvrRr-
Will be sent n @ce q either prl1; as = premium
postage pai-- Is may Be preferred.
The January number q THE E-Lz---c te-,bsl,sh.i
with co-ole historic plates Nth treasures O. lta-
allure.
5 The Fsbraary number PATE has I've portraits o.
s The March number plate Is r-tut OF Ns-,orao- :,
the battle Z Alsrerlrz
Three superior pltss are = The hs-ts @, ~ Ats
tor future numbers
Now j 4 goo1 the 70 Subscribe
Address WI BIpwur
80 Nc 5esk1Aa street New Tork.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

a FORTUNE MADE Iy DAY.-An IN
vesiigation threatened, men and papers are 70
be sent for Il seems that the President offered
d large reward to aoy one that would make b
Proclamation work. Smith took the JOB, saying
that biz Saer4tus would make anything work
from the Presidents Proclamation down to a
biscuit. Remember that Smiths Cream Of Tar
Tar is put up in one, hall, and quarter pound
papers, and that it j. awful sour Sold by every
dealer Just try IT,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
DROBArE ORDER-state OF Mlch.

u lsau, county "a l--s -Ali4, sat Session GA tA
a.4Jo4te court lul tA- DU-4l5 A=l1- A-l--l - 49,
lrJUAt- Ol-r la Tie f4---1r 5Ls--. AiJl-ls
lDtu Jay ~ 1l-l I4- I4
4l-4 aA4 SAY l-lsc, Ilvs-At, " Ia H. t--Al-s J-s
Probate. Tue matter TIL estate "a JA-----y
yeSs4p, deceased % Iua4us aA4 l---s tA- ii-ttQ4.
49,! vcIAe-, VI e. a. DaA-4s pray s tAIt 4~tl-ls o
administration Upon SAIL eStai- Ing D- g44-tll
Hl-l f4ei4s, u Da-ssl4-, IA -4l- county
AJu u IS Al--as the -Jt- Jay
Aprl- ur4t al ii t.ll --.l-, ,s-----
A-..sllg ~ petition, t-4 l- "a
4eC-=c4- A. other persons -l--l-t-- m
stale, arc rcI44lc- 10 appear at session ol said l04
AOlcu al lI-O4t- J4l-u. sl4-t-- 1
a-sOl. AIS l--.r --. WY t-4- .-y ed
petitioner sAu4l uOt u- grantee u
Jr4erV4, thai said petitioner gave 1vtl-- ~ t4c persons
Interested SAID estate " lac i-4-uly VI -l
all tue --arl-s Thereof, pg causing copy t-
order 10 puus-e4 TIE l-a4slls -u-l-4
paper printed al1 Circulating u -al- cy-s ul ls lu
Successive VEGAS previous ~ SAN 4As l-4rl-s-
true copy. VA Il flNthNrI,
oN4lo judge lI Il.uALr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
To the Qualified Electors OF the
city Of Lansing.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
" That tle several Alder u. TN several Wars
acting Boarl o. Registration under au4 oy vl-ta-
u an entitled " Al act further o. preserve TN
purity Of Elections aud guard against tAe abuses ui III
elective franchise ty REGISTRATION ul electors. 41-
proved February IAN, lssy WI meet OLA Thurs las
Friday and saturday, tle 30 s. aul +tl days Ol Aurl
ls65 between tue hours ol lime c0cA tsreuool
and i've u the Afternoon,
In the Frat Ward Al j. p Cowles Office
In Inc second Ward AZ the office oi " II PiucEnev
IL the Third Ward. al the Benton House
IL the Fourth Warl, a. the Oneida h1lse
F.r the purpose O completing tie isis % ola i o
lers aid where a44 persons entitled o. Use H.
elective franchise I'd der article seven OK section one u
the Constitution OF the state oi Michigan. must register
tneir names. o. eutte tA- o. lue privilege VI votius
-u-cr said act.
BY order of the Boars Of Registration.
4l-w2 THEODORE FU- TER. Dep. C.tr Cork
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
- Hon. Ahasuerus W. Buell.. a mem

q Hon. AhaSuerus W. Buell., a mem
Der OF the House Of Representatives, from Oak
land coInty, died in this city on Friday last
NF. Buell., We understand, came here in rather
Feeble health, and was unable 10 bear up under
The oncrous oates OF his position a. a legislator
de vas, hoSever, faithful 20 bis trust, being
prompt IN his Attendance upon the sessions o
the House, until compelled to succunb 20 th,
ioul hand Of disease, which was preying upol
his system. The bad weather OF the past Win
Ter, together with the close confinement in III,
n-venua'ed Hall OF the House of Representa-
uves, we're too much for man of his feebl,
constitution 10 bear.
His remains were taken TO his home in OAs
land county, on Saturday evening last, for inter
meut.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

ENTERTAINMENT - Prof. Miller. will
give ventriloquial and panoramic exhibition
at DOdge's Hall. on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings OF this week. Admttance - cts,
children under ten years Of age. 10 cents. The
Professor has some good notices from the Press
as 10 bis powers as a ventriloquist. We civ,
place 20 The following
"PRoF. MILLEG-This gentleman gave an en-
tertanment at the Court House on "Wednesday
evening last. 20 a large and appreciative audi
ence. IL IS but justice to say that the PROBES
sor ranks amongst the best Ncntriloquists o.
the day. The scene m the Oyster Saloon. in
which six different voices were clearly audible
was truly wonderful and amusing. The Pano
ram.c Views. comprising scenes o. the present
War, Come Painting. &c., were very fine and
gave general satisfaction. We hope that Prot
Miller will visit Us again at some future time.
--H0nficclio Tines.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

ENGNEERs * MEcHANIcs.-Licut. q.
H. Seymour is nos II this city, recruiting ior
COL lines Regiment of Engineers and Mechan-
Tenn, IN active service. This j. one Of the Fl
nest aud best paying branches Of the service in
which to enlist. The following is the bounty to
each volunteer which is paid on being mustered
into the United States service
One Wurfh pay sl3 O. 81
Il.-ei states bounty .---...-......-- -
illisfnr f.e.....- .......---...-.. 4
clttt ''NAtF ..---- .--.-------.- 30
Lieut.. Seymour's recruiting Office il over A
=. Bagey's grocery store.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
Real Democratic s,numsnt

John Van Buren, mas received several letters
rom men of all parties, cougratulating him on
his course in coming out as he hss done in sup
port OF the Government, engaged in war With
,ebels in arms. The following from Gen. Dix is
A specimen Of the general spin; OF these-ani
besides /. i important for the important state
menIs it makes:
Fortress Monroe, March 10, 1858.
MY OEAR SIE: | have
not time often to read the newspapers, but
have read with great pleasure your able aud pa
triotic speech at the Cooper Institute. l Wis :
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.-We call the
attention OF the public TO the advertisement OF
the State Agricultural College, in another col
tmn. The College is now in a successful state
OF operation, and with liberal number OF pupils.
The liberal endowment Of lands conferred upon
ms Institution by Congress, viii soon make il
Independent, and il is destined, at no distant day,
10 BECOME one OF the FIRST educational institu
hons 10 the State. Our farmers sons can her,
oo'aiu hrs, class, practical education, such i.
Can be obtained az no other educational insiits
non IN the State, and az rate so cheap as e
pace tue great advantages OF the College within
reach OF even or poorer class OF farmers The
people OF the State cannot too highly estimat,
me practical value of this institution, and il
.h's, TIE trying hour o; its existence, il need,
'oe fostering care, attention and patronage @
Z" Who take an interest in the higher develop
"eni OF the farming interests of the State, an,
VI anoFdng 10 farmers sOas the opportunity o
l'uns themselves in the best possible manner
.0' 'neir NOBLE calling. Students are now CON
''s 10 quite rapidly, aud the institution give
p'0'n'se Of a higher degree Of prosperity durin.
.-e present Year than has yet dawned upon il
FARMERS oil Michigan, give this institution you
-''e"''on and support, aud you will have an in
'a'u'lOn you can call your own, that viii 500
vac WIZ TIE best Colleges in the land.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

HIsToRY OF THE Civil WAR IN AMER.
IcA-Ths trst volume Of the above mentionel
work Will be ready Tor delivery at an early dale
Il would have been delivered sooner, but the
publisher is getting out the work in a much lar
ger form than was at FIRST proposed, consequent
ly the work appearing in much larger form,
will be more than an equivalent for the delay.
The prce Of the work has alaO been raised frou
$3.50 70 s., so per volume, bat those whose
names are appended 10 the list of subscribers
will be furnished them al the price agreed upon,
viz: 3, so per vol
Subscribers are desired to be prepared with
the price OF the publication on It's presentation
By the agent. JOHN ANDERSON.
4lS~S General agent.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

STILL OawARD-Notwithstanding the
hard times and high prices, the -ae Of the Chem
zeal lSaleratus is still or tie increase. People
will use it, and every successful house lie tells
her neighbor, and when Der neigtbor t.ie- f.
-he tells another, and thus it, lame spreads au
I'll it j. hard 10 tell where lt viii stop.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.. ~.

i lice hereby gwen, That pursuance o. a Mar
issued Uy Nm. r. fllckuey Judge % frooat.
the llnts % lnsuAm, meet Al ta- Oll--
81. - tuatlurt0n, tne vl4.A5e VI UAeL0s tIl4s
III lOtn DAY VI Aprl anu THURSDAY the 5s.-
.ay % June, Isto, between tue nous ul c.-la
a. 81 All CLOCK r. NJ % stlI days. lor tlr plrJs
% wing aul ADJUSTING t4s estate
Jesse = ElAOt deceased persons having claims
against sald estate hereby notified prrs-At tlcl
20 uI 10y iOr ISlLent. .le lu
.ot5. VI ID. luAllEhIUN.
NM. T. hELLr1.
4I3w4 Commas Juers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

THE LEclsLATURE-Ihe Legislature
closed It's session, virtually, on Thursday last
and adjourned finally on Monday, at noon. Mos
Of the work was completed, though some bin,
Of general importance were lost in the Senate
for wlnt Of time. All the general appropria-
ton bills were passed. The Legislature acquit
ted itself credlably, and will doubtless feceiv,
the piluit OF well done, at the hands Of It.,
people.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
DhOBArk OkDkk.-otate OF. Allcn.

tO4rl 4Or t-- -J-ts .4l. 4-l--A - t-lt
l-l.uAt, One IA LIS N15 14=u-. --s-4y- -
IaLn -s A..c-. --l- pear o-- --l-7t-- 60
sky l---. - -s--L, - ll. A. ll-.~A4.y J-
IIOoAte. LL- u4tse4 t-s esl-l- 10. -.r----
oll-u, deceased ~ l-A-ll5 A-- A-iA- t-v l--i
.I0a 4-ly ve4A-l oi joan l.s --l lrls -s ---ls
l4 administration upon s4.- estate.
In-Ie4qol ,i-rre., I4l.- Al---ay the -O.h DAY
Iri4 heat ~ "a c1-A lie ~ll----
l0r tL4- -caI.ls % SAID petition. 4-- t-l
al said lrcra-t4. tA4 Jtul l-f7I- 4t-l ~=l--
stl- estate. f1i -4-4 - appeal
-.4rt. t.lt-- be- ~ tue IrOy4te
.ll-ls- 5ilsya, Cas-, 49, J- W.
p4ay tl- ivt4L-y-vl 7AJ-44 A1- A-i--
- ol----, tt p-t4tll4-l etc -4Jt4-r
persons 44tSl rst- =il- estate. L4- -l---t
said p-L4llJu Tic lIs l-lvl-.4, ~ Casing R
tAls 4u.l-.i-- lie l--.-s4-s
newspaper .l-l-- t-- 4ll- -.-.tl-s ----..
.llslAl slcCsss4Fe VEGAS plosl0-s - sl- t
- a tr4e cypy-J ii H. IlNLANL1.
4lo~5 J--sv Ilvldle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

by Vlrtle q apqolnlneni y he G6ver11r d u
state o. Michigan for the building o a stat B04- CON
mencilg on the west line %. Molroa county on IA.
N0rtl side OF the River R4sn running through Peters
barsh thence south through the townships ot sumner
1el and siford- % the ONO state line under act
O. provlis for the drainage AMI reclamation 0f swan
Lands by means OF state roads bitches Contracts
xii b. let pursuant - sad act commencing ~ th.
southern terminus Of sad road Monday me 27tu
Of April 1855. a. 10 O'Clock A II ana % continue from
isy 20 Jay. until such letting IS competed
4l2w+ L. l. LOCKWOOD. COMMITS sioncr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
HOME TESTIMONY

SPRING PORT. Jackson Co Mich. Aug /
DR.. Z IT. Ro5act-Dsar SIR Ny boy about eight
years OH was very much troubled with st Anthony
lance SD that az times he unable 70 feed himself
frequently falling down lt-and three OF my family
had the fever ami agae bought Of your Scandl
uavan Blood Pills and Purifier OF your agent here Mr.
cakus and to our great JOY they only cured tn,
lever and ague bat my boy Of the St Anthony dance
for which we shall ever feel grateful
Yours truly. c. II BAUM
e3-Sce advertisement.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
HelmOOId's Genuine Preparation.

sd HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT nLChI
A Positive and SPECIFIC Remedy
disease ol tlc 5l-AulIEK. hIpNiNS GRAVEL. and
JsOI'-ll Al ~ ELLiND>-
lAi7 A-ll-le increases tlr power NJ Digestion. and
e1-tes sac AB-UAbrN ~ lllo 4eaily action by winch
tDe MAlEitl 81. tALtAkEOt ueposIt0lA. ami al y
NAlt sal ENLARoEALNl- ATE reduced. az Se 4s lAlN
AND ~ LASiAAIlUA, Aud Is gool Tor MN, WOMEN
". C1lLDtEN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
DEATH To Docs.-A law was passeo

DEATH To DoCs.-A law was passed
A. ihe recent session OF the Legislature levying
ajax Of one dollar upon every dog, Of whatev
or sizes or preteu-ion-, ia the State. This vii.
be death blow 20 many Of the useless Whit
fsts uow seen on every street corner, and vi.
be- an acc that viii doubtless work much good
to the farming community, aud We hope IL may
be faithfully executed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

Young gentlemen ana ladies' wishing prepare them
for teaching can euyoy Of the best opportu
mites school. as devote an time limited
number Of that class. r. TAYLOR
L,n-iug March 10Th. 1873. 4l2G
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

School NorIcE-Notice Is hereby Civ
en that there will be meeting Of the qualified
voters Of the city Of Lansing School District at
'he Representative Hal, in said city, Oh Mou-
lay eve, March 30th, at O'Clock, for the pur
pose Of subnittng the following resolution 20
said voters for approval, which said resolution
va unanimously adopted by be Board Of Eiu-
cation for said city, AZ special meeting, held
At the Common Council Room, March ~, sos,
pursuant 20 an act recently passed by the Leg
stature Of this State. amendatory Of the city
Charter, 10 respect 10 schools
Resolred By the Board Of Education Of the
city OF lansing that 10 addition 10 the two mil.
TAX, W. hereby estimate and determine that the
sum OF tSO thousand two hundred auG tltv sew
ru dollars 81 2j7 co. il the amount uecesss-
~ 20 be raised for school purposes, said CITY,
tor the year ls62, to be assessed upon the
taxable property o. said city, pursuant TO 'av.
Lansing, March 10, sos.
5. 5. CoRYELL. GEO w PECK,
Clerk. Pres't Bd Of Education.