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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-01

TRE GLUr "P SILvEH IEAxApA.-I,
would 90 hard mUUey man od, says the
Detroit Adreriiser. 10 20 to >ada Tn.
currency consists almost r'u,i,.lv of
American silver Silver sbod, .v.,v.
whore. Every bod. is loaded III il aud
everybody tries 10 yet rid OF IL Aeopls do
oi douLtIsi funds. The taxes paiS IN
silver and tho collectors take ty the
basheL Fhe city treasurer of Toto has
half . toa ui it. The mrrehanis IL bsgs
OF IL In their .afss. The banks wOnvc.iys
il. The Great Western kailwa. ba,.ued
priuted ho,ics that Only hvs per cen { oil
YER viii be received tor fare or FRET
Only think vi u country whe,e you ,sot
pay your fare on the curs in silver CD
A. Toronto. i.opdon and clse where. .,
ness men and nTms have united IN y Il,
raj resolution ~ receive silver only At .,
count Of hvs per ce"t tor Lansds bank .
per. Tnis Of cour.. applies 10 Ameri'
silver. a- the Canadian anu EngIish co,nI
is n legal txt,der
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Estate William Ross.

ALI. persons indebted to Wm Ross, de
ceased, are notified to make payment. and
all persons having claim, or demands are
requested to present the same on or before
the 7th April next or this notice will plead
in Bar to any demand not 90 presented, u,
the Estate must be settled.
J. II. NcMURRAY,
hdTinistrator.
Jan. 5th 1853, 4s-sm
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ARMY WIBows-lt is proposed in Mass
achusstts 10 pass q statute agaiasr the early
marriages Of army widows. Several who
have gone of in new bonds of wedlock are
prIplrxed by hearing that their patriotic
hos bands "stlll live"
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deal Of indignation has been wasted on
But'sri there 10 scarcely general in the
Abolition army but Is as bad A. hs.
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Hides Wanted.

| will pay the highest price for Hides il
Cash OF Shoes. A lot of shoes Of every
description on hand.
w. II. BURNS.
March Is, 1869, Cat
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-01

Gensral Hunter, commanding tie Yankee
department on the South Carolina coast, h.s
enacted the most stringent fugitive slave Law
ever adopted or proposed. He has ordered his
otRcer TO shoot, Or TO have Shot, any negro
cunning away! Thus the Aboitionists show
sheir consistency and 'phisu,hropy." Thei'
affection Tor the negro 10 so great that they
cannot harbor the idea Of their escaping and
running again into the bcuds Of ssryisads
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-01
Shocking Disclosures.

we puOiIsh Tie annexed as We find il -
The viliinnies contemplated TO Le accom-
Plished M shown in these extracts, over
whein' The miod with horror and disgust
and are unworthy the invention of ranni.
ba' And yet, the Raleigh Progress would
throw into The arms ui ,b. p-op,. from
nin""g ~houA t.'nco!n, ia, ex,ciabir pro-
Jerior OF snoh buirn- les as ar. lhus Tor.
s''nds~ed. e"se> III. COCA people of North
CaroiIna! NsI tn,uk -, Cnrui:,.,.us. of
such fe''o"shpf Vsrty Ne are n tolerant
people, a"d paNut ii iunL suffering
The New fok lnUun. in It's editorial
column, says:
I'VE nave fron,our special correspondent.
at Pors Royal tLt startling announcement
that force sf 5.otu n.gro~s, led by ~L,tss
and supported by regular tro"ps. i. just
ready 10 rns ons ,f the most deusely pop
uia'sd district. "f the Department Of the
South, 10 oder to suu'uion its eunancipated
blacks to arus Communication have been
established With The ueg, o... aud they .ni,
only Tor Tie appeAraucs Of The Iberatinr
force 10 o'ing 20 urn,. and rally
under the Naion.i fag Sudden and ir.i.
sisIibls as an valanche, this blow will fall
where Prepssiion and defence are alike
impossible, he Republic /. at length
about TO Hirie mt the heart Of the Rebel
lion, and the Proclamation of Freedom,
hated and doded 5y every enemy 10 the
Nation, shall ! heard in trumpet tones on
tho Plantationof Carolina. and eh,~d on
the battle fee by the cannons oprn:np
roar"
The foiio~g extract from The Hilton
Head c"rre"rorence Of the same journal
!" the in'slligen, referred to.
"For some w.ks preparations for tor.y
upon an ratensN scale in'n some IL the most
thicki. pouuiat.sdi,'ricts Of one ot three
State c"mpr scd' The Drp"ri u,eu, of The
South. have bee III pIogress With the
greatest poss'bio 'ecr.cy. Few r~rs"us
within our lines u aware of the proi.r,
even nj this time, Nen orders 10 begin the
movement are Aboubs,ng given. The piau
10 I" surprise the nsi-. hot with Tie pliau.
tom, but tue reaii,"f srIviIc in,utreclivn
bs the sudden appsance in arms, in III,
region seiected, VI body N no less than
3OO0 hegroe-, propiy led By whites an
suppor:ed b.. reguiuruors Lomm unica
ton has been "psns for rome time b,
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NOTICE.

All persons having demands against J. X.
Lynn, will present them within the time pre-.
seribed BY law, and those indebted will
make payment TO
JOHN w. TwITrY.
Admir-
March II, tse3. Sat
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FOR SALE.

An excellent house girl, about IS years
Of age. For furts.er information enquire at
this Office
March lS, 1873 Sat
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Estate jason Clark, deceased.

ALL person. having demands against
the Estate Of Jassn Clark, deceased, are
hereby notified TO present them, legally At
tested, to ths undersigned for payment.
X. II. Clark, Adm'x.
March I, 1863, AT
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Cotton.

This article s quoted in Augusta, Georgia,
at from thirty TO ,hirty.ave cents per pound.
with al upward tendency.
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Fresh Arrival.

Writing paper, Envelops, Steel Pens,
Spelling Books, fine Combs, Tuck Combs,
Side Combs. Shaving Soap, Pins and Spool
Thread.
Under Ledger Office.
J. B. BOYD.
March 4, 1853, Att
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A report reached the city yesterday tssys The
Chsslsstou Mercury Of the a7th) that Burnside
has, at last, actually arrived At Port Royal.
The impression prevails amongst our military
authorities that Nc shall hear from the enemy
before the expiration Of next week.
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IMPREssMExr.-Adjutant.G.neral Cooper
has issued the following order on the sub.
ject Of impressment
In consequence Of numerous applications
made by various persons 10 the War De.
partment, il is obvious that some miscon.
ceplion in regard to the instructions Of the
Secretary OF War in relation to the Impress
mrnt Of supplies must exist on the part of
the people, or that the agents Of the Gov.
erninent have violated their instructions
now. therefore, for the purpose Of removing
such misconcep,iou, aud to prevent any vio-
lation Of those instructions, il is hereby or
dsred:
!. That no officer Of the Government
shall, under any circumstances Whatever,
impress the supplies which party has for
its own consumption or that Of his family
employees or slaves.
II. That no officer shall at any time. un.
less specially ordered 60 10 do bv General
commanding, in a case Of exigeucy. impre.,
supplies which are on their way to market
for sale on arrival.
iii. These orders were included in the
instructions originally issued in relation to
impressment by the Secretary Of War, and
the officers exercising such authority are
again notified that "any one acting withou,
or beyond" tho authority given in those in.
s,roc,ious will be held strictly responsible
Il Extract from Order, March 20. 1863.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

The New AcADEMY-We noticed
some two weeks since, that project was on foot
to convert the Benton House into an Academy
aud thus secure a first-class school in the upper
TSrt Of the city We are happy to announce
at the project is to be carried out, aud that
we shall undoubtedly have the school Prof C.
z. Odds Of Albion College, was in our city yester-
day to examine into the matter, and last evening
meeting Of the citizens was held, a committee
appointed to raise the necessary means to fit up
the building and grounds, and Prof. Olds has
consented to come provided that this il done
and sufficient encouragement is given him to
make it fIst-elass school. From the charac-
ter OF the men who have this matter in hand
there can be no doubt that the necessary amount
Of funds will be raised. and that the school will
be opened the coming fall. In the meantime,
We trust the people Of the surrounding country
vii give this matter their attention. for. in
the event this school is opened. there will be
no necessity for sending their children off to
distance to obtain a frst-class education.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26
pROBATE ORDER State Of Michi-

Can. county Of lngham- sat session OF the Pro
bate Court for the county II InEha holden u the Pro
bate cinc- the village ~ Mason Monday The 18th
day OF August the year one thousand eight hun irei
and sixty three Present, VIM H. fiuCsney. jgfge o.
Probate In the matter of the estate q Thomas Hanna
deceased On reading AM fling the petition, duly
dei of John Coatsworth administrator upon estate o.
sail deceased praying be discharge from an further
duties and liabilities such admnlstrat0r. and E3v ne
fled his final account iunStratoT Of said estate
the Office Of the Judge Of Probate, for the
OF all persons interested
Thereupon u Is Ordered that Tuesday. the 22i day
Itemher - II CLOCK i1 ti- forenoon re ucl
for the hearing OF said petition ans that the heirs
OF SAID deceased. ami all other persons Interested
estate, required 70 appear az session &c Sail Court
then % be holden 10 The Probate ore in tbe village
Mason and show cause il any there be why the prayer
0i the petitioner should not be granted And fur
Their Ordered That said petitioner give notice % tie per
in said estate ~ the tendency % said
petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy q
ths order % be published 10 the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county d Ing
hsm Successive weeks previous u lil day of hearing
"A true copy VA Il. PiNCkNFY.
4S5wS Judge Of Probate.
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lAiEartisemanil

SOMETHING NOT GENERALLY Known
Inc situation Of the army at one time became
AAtmns' the men became partially demoralized
a"u many deserted Political influence was sup
posed to be the cause. Government detective
vas detailed to discover, if possible, the cause
VI 'he trouble, and IT was soon ascertained. A
'aoy living in Grand Rapids. Michigan. by the
name OF SALLY RATUs, caused the confusion.
II appears that she very innocently wrote to her
friends IN the army of the success she was hav-
,ng IN making nice, white, light, sweet, spoDgy
bread. To settle the difficulty, the Government.
had to draft her into the army.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

4th ECONOMICAL
We not Only secure CiIEAPNESS by our system but
QUALITY We DO net pretend that our Watch can be
bought Tor less money than the foreign make 5sIis
bat that for real value IL u sold for onchaif the
price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned Wrn Eery) T. what
It's name niicatss->oid Substantial and always Reli-
Nble-wsrranted to stand any Of Marching Rid
ing OF Fighting
OJkNkNl HIGHER uJ Atty OF WATCH NAMED p
Bartottl is similar size ami general appearance.
but has more jewels snd a more elaborate auish
OUR LADIES WATCH. rec ty brought out. is put
up in great variety Of patterns many Of them Of rare
beauty and Workmanship. quite small but warranted
TO keep tins,.
Our YOUNG GENTLFNAN'S WApCH . neat lot
large, and just the thing for the pocket Of Young Amer
lea
The PROOF OF the merits u our Watch nay be found
in the fact that employ over five hundred work
men in our factories and that stn unable to
supply the constantly increasing demand
Our THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH s thinner AMI
lighter than the others We have described Its fue
ehronoeter baanca delica.ay adjusted to correc,
The variation caused by changes temperature These
Watches ECONOMICALLY rated AMI are the fruits
of the latest experiments 10 chronoetry aud arc INSIDE
by our bsst workmen in separate department OF our
factory For the finest time keeping qualities they cha
lenge COMPARISON with the bes; works OF tue most "a
nous English and Swiss makers.
ROBBINS & APPLETON
Agents for the American Watch Company.
tS4nside cO~4m ls2 Broadway y. Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

Al her fathers residence in Lansing CHA MARIA.
2nf daughter % Thompson, Of this city. aged -
years
10 the early spring she went where duty seemed 70
cal o. teach an Indian school Isabella county u tbs
state AFTER several months o. DEVOTED labor she star
I'll for home for few weeks vacation ani rost On her
way sho was attacked with typhoid fever, AMI reach
OF home only 90 le down in the embrace Of loving
friends and die Three weeks from tls evening q her
arrival she breathel Der earthly life sway peacefully
and sweet y-
A. sinks the gale when storms ore Der.
As dies the wave along the shore
she has iefi a--he has gone to Der home the skies
Words that sho1l speak truly Of her. would to
stranger cxiravagant Few at her ase. are as widely
known sna as tenderiy logcd-uot alone flr amable
qualities which she possessed high degree bot for
action unsclfsh deeds and words ~ love Fcw that
knew her but have euhalmed in their hearts such
deeds OF words that viii live though she Sous and
viii liiiase Aois fragrance about her memory This
IS her monument ifuper.shabe. reared of deeds and
words and thoughts al redoiont with tic faith and
loving breath Of Heaven That life s rot always longest
that fullest Of years some Oh up tie OF
LIES work common lives fairly begun. So had
Size maarei Deyoni her years She ha' given in-truc
ton to To. olest and w.sest in the happy Of simple
faith and earnest work which she vei AM the sweet
composure with which she gathered her garments
about her, aud laid her down to die nay rsthor TO
sleep 10 Jesus
50 Tn teaching Us the way % live,
She taught rs how to die.
The graces OF her heart and mind mature beyond her
age we're sWectly clothed with artle-s ch.idlke
aud playful simplicity. making altogether a combi
nation and imparting charm 10 her friel lship and
society Bat alas for had drawn the horoscope
her earthly life and blessed labor fa nto the future
God give those stricken hearts strength a' grace 70
say, Thy viii De done and may her graces be perpe
uatei 10 the hearts where her memory Is embalmcd
She leaned the Beloved and He folded her 10 the bos
ON o. Infinite love While journey our faith shall
hear her spirit Voice Ike silver trumpet sweety call
ing up TO the start home on high.
. sleep soft beloved We fain would say
But have no time to charm away
Sad dreams, that through the eyelids creep;
But never doleful dream again
shall break thy happy slumber, when
ne Grcfh has bclOUef sfeeD " Con-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26
CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourtb Judi

~ eial Crcuit-Slit pending the Circuit Court for
the county CT InEham In Caalesry the village q
Atsoa IA sal county, o. the l.l GAY II August ls63
John :. Satmarsh complainant Ann Saitmarsh de-
fentant Il satisfactorily appearing % ne. Horatio
Pratt Circuit Court Commssioner Tor the county Of Ing
ham, BY the athlavit CT Z Longyesr solicitor for the
complainant, that the defendants last known Place o,
residence Ia this state. but that her present place
of residence cannot De ascertainei. On motion u
L0ngyear. solicitor for complainant. It IS ordered
that the SAIL defendant Der aPpeArance n tbs
cause q be entered within thrsa -1tils from the
date u this order. and that IN case II hsr AZ
pearance she cause her answer 10 til couQlaiaants
Oil - De u-et- sud copy thereof q De served OF
tn couplaiaants solicitor within twenty tivs after
service &c copy Of said bill snt uctce ~ tlis order
and in default thereof that the sad bill b. taken as con
feSse1 ~ said teten liant And Is farther OF ie-ei
That within twenty DAYS tie said 4oI-rlai-anf cause
notice ~ this order n Dc Published N the Lansing
state Republican. and that said publication Re continued
once Ia each week ioT weeks 10 succession or that e
cause COPY II this order % re serveI PRESENTLY 0r
the said defendant. Al least twenty d-ys before The
time above prescribed for her appearance
HORATIO PRATT
Circuit Court Con z flr IRglaus Co Mich
Z. LoyGrEAg, Sol'r for Coup't.
true copy.
Il ?. HENDFRSON
+55w6 Dep. Register IN ChAneery
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26
Advertisement

HE CHEcKERED SToRE-We are this
Jay receiving New Stock of Dry Goods. Gro
Series, Boots and Shoes. &c. &c. which we
propose to sell Cheaper than the Cheapest, for
NAsa or ready pay. Call and examine for your
selves, one door North Of Chapman's new
oloek' Washington Ave, Lansing.
4S0-u H. ELLIOTT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26
Wednesday Morning, Aug. 26. 1863
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

me FIGURES which our Subscribers viii md attached
70 their their papers indicate the NrNBER Of
the paper which their subscription is paid BY tn
BE- nuasJsr" IS meant the " WHOLE NUMBER which
nay be found Ia the heading Of the paper, which is
changed weekly being increased one each week hy two
numbers constituting year By referring TO this mum
Der IN the healing Of the paper and comparing q with
the number attached the name direction, on the
saosr orr sabcrbers can readily sc how their account
stand on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

In this city the 2i'h lusl by the Rev II Esiilng
Blrgos r. p Mr. DAVID WILSON aud Miss NsRIRAH
DURFEE both Of Win.amstown.
IN the city u Lansing August 10Th by Rev 4 "
Nerril, Mr WARREN CATER. u Dewitt, and MIS- YA
~ J. JONES Of Lansing
n this city a. the Seymour House, on the 18th INST
by D Ncwbro Esquire II. CHARLES DONLEY Of
7outhneld Oakland Co., and Miss HARRIET A SLOUGH
TOS % williamson Ingham Co
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

The SocIAL.-The Social, held by the
Young Ladies' Loyal League, at Representative
Hall on Thursday evening last, was in all re-
spects success. The decorations we're elegant,
the supper was ample for the occasion, and
the graceful manner in which the attendants
performed their duties is worthy of high praise
The company were in excellent spirits and eve
aything passed of agreeably. All who shared
the Inequalities of the occasion must desire a
repetition of the entertainment
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The barn and
sheds of Mr.. James P. Nash, OF Delhi, were
struck BY lightning, on Saturday last, about
O'clock in the afternoon, and we're entirely con-
sumed. The barn was filed with hay and grain,
his entire wool clip of this season, farming uten-
sis, &c, &c. The hay, grain, and wool were
entirely consumed Mr.. Nash's loss is prob
ably about $1,000, and is insured in the Ing
ham Co. Mutual Fire Insurance Company for
500, of which he viii get iour-6fths, in accor-
dance with the rules Of the company.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

INGHAM COUNTY FArR.-The next An
nual Fair Of the Ingham County Agricultural
Society will be held On the grounds Of the So
eiety, in the village of Mason, on Tuesday and
Wednesday the sixth and seventh days Of OctO-
Der next. An extensive list of premiums is
offered, and the Fair promises to be one Of more
than ordinary interest
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

A LARGE LOAD OF WooL.-Messrs
Ford & Wells Of this city purchased Of S. B.
Dayton, Of Clinton county, a single load OF WOO
Numbering $40 feeces, and weighing 1872 4
lbs The price paid was So cents per 10, and
amounted to 1875 90, which We believe eK-
eeeds the purchase mentioned at Jackson some
1900
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NOTICE. is hereby given, that by viz

IL - -S'SDs SA'NH' 'Ao' ~ vi
' tue oi appointment IS Commissioner. by tAe Gov
u the state ~ Michigan for tho building and
proving of the state Road IN tho county @; Mouroe
beginning and running from the village "a Vienna south
80 the Ohio state line under n act 20 provide for the
drainage and reclamation % swamp lands NJ means oi
State roads anu ditches' approved March 18th 1851
contracts viii be et 90 the lowest bidder, pursuant -
sail act az the store 81 james Cousineau l the village
Of Vienna in Sail county tLe III day o. SsDte her
next. n 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon, and not then let
the letting Will continue from Jay day until the work
shall be es Sp ciacatous Tor the work may be
the hands u the Comm ssouer at Vienna. Payment tC
De made IN state >wlmp lands
r BRIGHAM Commissiouer.
Vienna, August 4th. ls65 435w4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

ThE SALT WELL-The work on the
salt well has been delayed for several days past,
owing to break in the engine. The company
has been compelled to procure a new engine,
which is being sent, and the work Of boring will
be resumed in day or two. Our salt company
has had to contend against a great deal OF mis-
fortune, but are not dsheartened. and are deter
mined to push on, and feel sAnguine Of prOcur-
ing good we'll
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26
UNITED STATES ASSESSOR = OFFICE
Third Collection District o. Michigan, :
LANSING. AUGUST pam. 1903

J
NOTICE is hereby given, that the lists
' Of valuations and cnumsratons OF property in
she County Of lngham subject t. tax uncer the Act O.
provide Internal Revenue 20 support the Government,
and 20 pas Interest on the public debit approved July
ls62 and the amendatory act approved March Ga
1868 made and taken by the Assistant Ass u
District viii remain open for the examination Of all
persons interested for the space Of fifteen days from
the 18th day Of August ls63. at the office of Amos
steele. the village OF Mason, between the hours q 9
O'Clock A VI and p. w. And Immediately after the
expiration OF the said fifteen days tie 18th lay Of
September, viii receive and termine al appeals Tel
alive erroneous excessive valuations enumeTa-
lions made and taken by the said Assistant Assessors
AL appeals TO the Assessor, Aforesaid ba mace
In writing snd must specify the particular cause.
ter thing respecting which decision Is requested.
and state tue ground principle ~ inequality error
complained OF. WHITNEY JONES.
43iw1 Assessor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

nI. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Sperma'0rrh0ae Seminal
WsdlFsss Irpo,sny, Loss Of Poorer DC Speedily ana
e1cctiaaly It's effects truly magical trial Of the
Specific viii convince the most skeptca Of It's merits
Price - box sent post paid To any address by s.
VpHAM, IO3 CHEsNUT STREET, PruADEIPmA. PA Cir
cuiars sent free. 6m4g0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

WooL--Tbe wool trade hes opened quite
brskly this week, in our city. We noticed quite
number Of large lots in the city YESTERDAY
and at present prices probably a good part Of
the clip will be marketed. Prices range from 90
% 80 cents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

~ The Horrors Of War may be greatly nltgatsi
b. that sovsr e remedy, Hoiloways Ointment. o. it
viii cure any wound, however desperate Il ID be " D
rubbed round ile wounded parts and they De- kept
o1ghy covered with IT, pot q ointment should 9e BE-
every MAJ kuapsack Only IS cents per pot 80
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

The New TREASURY BUILDING The
materials for the new treasury building are being
rapidly got upon the grounds by Messrs Ayers
4 Van Kuren, the contractors, and the work Of
erecting the building will be commenced imme-
J;.teIr