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Patrick Wslsh, Nancy yrabkltn, exe11es16 Z
estate OF Noah frsnktin, decesseA. 4 G 0igAoel
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ITO re Wright, 1sspr. BT1ehsrS 4 CO 1as1
e os,ilt Il X: $40 y si 81 sss
ABBOT, johns ana Co., Hugh Cock, State
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ship SHixty six north, And HA6eS eNoo9 s44oSh
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seAd 4orte1eNAHgai Astste for the pay mont eSsaS
one nndividsd haif having been relieved.
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or before moan ~ ~ s1enA ~, - 1hs nsxt I.
said Court 10 com meDce ri Keotuk on the 0Yet y
Of February, A. D., 1857. Judgment and deer
~ vsetisssd ssstAst you thssesn ~ 6Glaut for ID
elsjsa<d. 1inAassst sod costa. and the said real
will be sold for the pay nj NJ OF the same, sna
your interest In ard he AhasAid n al sstate Will
pa d,turfssr barred and srsslased
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q aDMNh5TRAT0RS NOTICE.

NoHce IL ksrsby given thst ] havA besp ,ppoIused
[AAhhNu1Aor ~ thS A1iaes ~ ~ u. vAh61arwA Al,
late pf JAekson 1pYpship, Lee Cepnly, lows, lde-
essSsdc An pS1s6sy hsvine eitimS aGxfnst SAid
bse6ls viii p6NosnA ~ n pessons inAeblsA -
sei4 estete Wilt Qaks Immediate pAyment 70 the un-
1 g-TtTg91 \ mn III .rHOMAsMARTiN,
January -, l01S-dN AdministratOr
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ILLUsTDArHD
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
I'll. Best Mechanical Paper in the World.
Eighteenth Year.
A NEW VOLUME OF THIS POI

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

A NEW RAILROAD Project. - The
subject OF building railroad from thi. city ria
Grass Lake, in jackson county, u connect with
the Jackson branch OF the Southern Railroad at
Manchester, is being discussed 3 attracting a
good degree of attention here. A mere glance
at the map will at once indicate that there i
much to commend the building o. such road.
IL would ruu through rich section Of country,
aud would Accommodate tn entire portion OF
the farming community N this county. il
would shorten The distance to Detroit frOm this
ci Y something lik- eleven miles, by Way Of
rhe Central road from Grass Lake aud would
also make the same d'siAsCe in favor Of this
route over that BY ibr ~ay Of Jackson between
this civ and Toledo T entire distance of
road 10 be built 70 make tins connection il but
forty seven miles. and there is ample means
along the route 10 put the road in condition
for the iron, and ASSURANCES from reliable
source have been received guarantying the iron,
and tie putting Of the road in good running order
We invite the public to examine this route,
and We think they will coincide with " in say
ing that it is the most feasible one for con
Meeting our city Nth Toledo aud Cincinnati that
las yet been proposed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

Stock FOR THE AGRICULTURAL Col
LEGE Prof Miles has recently returned from
the East with some valuable improved stock for
the Agricultural College. Provision was made
for procuring it at late meeting of the State
Board Of Agriculture, who appointed Prof
Miles to visit the herds Of the best Eastern
breeders, and select such a. was adapted TO the
wants Of the College.
After careful inspection OF the most cele-
bratpd herds the following animals were
chosen: From the short horn herd If Samuel
Thorne, Eco Thorndale, Duchess Co. \. Y.
the young bull Fatalist,' roam, calved Feb
Ie. 1861 by I'd Duke OF Thorndale, z7ss ont OF
.. Favor.ta," one Of Mr. Thorne's most success
full cows, having taken the lsf Prize as a
yearling at the Syracuse State Fair, ia 1858.
and as a two year old at Albany. in 1859. and
her dam. Frederick " being equally successful
as winner abroad The sire of Fatalist. -
2d Duke Of Thorudale. was bred by Mr. Thorne.
taken by him TO England and sold there for
50 OO0 Also the cow Dielytra.' red. cal ged
May 20, 1855 bred by J. r. Page by Ilawa-
tha.' 1868 out OF Dinah Gwyne." Also from
the short horn herd Of F. NJ Rotch, ESQ Morris
Otsego Co, n Y. the heifer Haze dark
roam. calyed March 2s 1862, by Lord Ok
ford 3O9l, out of &" Honeysuckle" Lord
Oxford" was bred by Mr.. Thorne aud sold by
him in England for $1,000. Also from the
Devon herd OF E. J. Faile, Esq, West Farms,
n Y. the bull Cherokee" calved May 81,
1851, by Powhattan," 697, out of Bowley. -
~; heifers Zuleika ID calved April, 1861.
10y Huron" GOA, "A. H. B } out of "Zuleika, >
2459, and Eveleen 5th," calved March 1852,
by Cayuga, 5s7, out of Eveleen,' 69l
Any one who will trace the pedi-recs Of the
above animals in the English and American
Herd Books win find that they include none
but the best and purest strains of blood, and
will not fail to perceive that the College is for
tunate in procuring stock selected with 80 much
care.
After their long journey by rail, the animals
arrived at the College in good condition. and
are now doing well. We are informed that the
Board of Agriculture intends to supply the
College with animals of other improved breeds
as fast as the funds at its disposal will allow.
To the farmers of Michigan this introduction
of improved stocks is Of the greatest impor-
lance, and the Board is deserving of much
praise for its efforts in this direction.
The College Farm has recently been divided
into fields of convenint size, aud important
changes made in the ornamental grounds
Clearing, fencing. stumping. and other i'm
proyements are rapidly going on. The farm,
the stock, the excellent new barn filed with
abundant crops. and the we'll kept grounds
and vegetable garden will richly repay visit
Farmers, and Others interested, give the Col
| lege call.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

New BRIDeE.-The contract has at last
been LEI for the wood work of new bridge
across Grand River, on Michigan Avenue. Ii
was let to Mr.. David Burnett, of Grand Rapids,
for sls46. We learn that it is the intention to
use the wooden buttments now under the pres
ent bridge, owing TO the lateness of the season,
merely raising them up to the proper height, and
wait until another season before putting stone
ones in the place Of them. A wooden bent will
also be put in the center OF the bridge, as TEN
porary fixture, to be supplanted ~ a substantial
stone pier another summer, or al as early dat
As may be deemed advisable by the council
We trust that we shall now have bridge, and
that speedily. We do not know as any bod,
10 blame for the prOcrastinstion of the Coun
el in building this bridge, but it does seem tina
svork OF no more magnitude than this shout
not require a whole season 10 make even a com
mencemeut upon.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09
H. ELLIOTT

BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. - Some un-
principied parties have put up a large amount of
worthless stuff called Saleratus, and scattered Is
all over the Western States much TO the detr-
ment of D. B. De Land ( Co. 3 excellent Salera-
tus This worthless stuff is put up in blue or
green paper and called ''B. B. DeLand L Cos
Housewives Favorite, while B. B. DeLand
Cos Housewives Favorite or Chemical Saeratus
s put Up in bright red papers Beware of the
imposition @
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

MICHIGAN FEMALE CoLLEGE-Our cit
liens will be gratihed TO learn that our Female
College opens on the esd inst, with increased
promise OF efficiency. That the establishment
Of Female College in our midst is a cOnsidera-
ton Of high import to all our citizens, all admit,
and we doubt not all will be gratifed to learn OF
any aud every promise of increased efficiency in
its management. IL should always thus be with
all institutions of learning espeeially-increase OF
years should bring increased efficiency. In facil.
tiles Of arrangements, skill in management and in
the department of instruction, progress should
be the inscribed motto of every educational In
stitutiOn. Let our citizens then throw their uni
ted influence in the right channel and secure to
themselves Female College worthy the name
They vii be gratifed 10 learn that Miss Babcock
is again to be connected With the College-also
that Miss Della Rogers will again be here at the
opening Of the school year on the Esd inst. She
expected in town this week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

TELEGRAPH To Owosso.-A subscrip-
lion paper has been in circulation for few
days past to raise 81 500, to secure a telegraph
from this city to Owosso. Over S1.O00has
already been subscribed. and we think there
Is no doubt that the balance viii be raised
Ine Union Telegraph proposes to build the line
The proposition is to raise this amount simply as
an advance to the company. to be paid when
the line is completed and in working order
and which is to be paid back to the persons
subscribing in telegraphing. Any person sub
scribing viii receive scrip. payable in tele
graphing) for the amount of bis subscription al
The tine it is paid, which must be immediately
upon the completion OF the line. We thinI
'nls Is rare chance for our citizens to secure
1nis much needed convenience, and we nigh
lnJusuce call it a necessity at this age of the
world. and at such an exciting time as ths
present. 1t Is IN the power of nearly. all oul
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Wood, the Dentist. az Home.

FRIENDs AND PATRoSS-Again am at your service II
any OF the departments OF Dentistry have bought the
patent for Michigan, OF Dr. B. Woods Plastic Furibe
Metal for filing teeth-s article scarcely inferior TO
gold in airy case superior and in all cases
superior 10 the soft gold plugs commonly inserted
For the sake Of Introducing this material propose 70
oil one or teeth grAtutousy for many Of my old
patrons apply within months from 1st Of June
I.ubon extracts from testimonials my possession viz
DR.. J. s Wood has long enjoyed the reputation Of
being the best Dentist in Albany and Ne know him
to be both skillful and honorable
PROF. J H. Amrby N. D, VIM. Bailey, n D.. {. C.
Bgelow, D., Jas. L Babcock, II D., D. c. Fondy, NJ
D., Levi Moore NJ n John Svenburn, N. D. J. N De
LAmater, NJ D.. D. De Graf N. D l. C. Warren, NJ D.
B. F. Roman Ed. Alb. Spectator, L Tucker, Ed Country
Gentleman, Cultivator, Or. VIM Taylor and Harry
Wendell druggists Nes.rs ". ". wOolford, R Andrews
J. W Cranen T, Andrews Esqrs Nessrs Robt. Dorian
T. Squires J. BwassOa, bankers Aessrs. A voorhees,
Ira Shsfsr W. s Kelly H A Leak, Isaac Edwards, J.
small, L. Houghtailing attorneys; Messrs- Elias Griffin
T H l. Wilcox, : ". Larcher, D. D. c. Mink merchants
June 10. 1868. 424-1y
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lAlvertisrment.l

TIE SECRET Our = Every one asks,
alter using paper of Smiths Saleratus. and
witnessing its astonishing aud instantaneous up
rising, what in the world is it made ofs And il
seems ressOna bic that al article which enters
into every day life like this Saeratus that persons
using it should know Of what it is made, to
judge OF itS heaIthiulness, &c. 1t IS no secret
The great power that enters into and makes this
Saleratus 30 much better than anything of the
kind ever used, is nothing but lightning. 1t i:
healthy and harmless, and makes nice, light
sweet spongy bread.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09
DEATH OF Hos GREENE g.. Baoss,S, OF y Y.

DEATH OF Hos GEEENE BRosspN, % !.
This celeb ated ia~ser and noted p"a'i'-'sn
died at Sarzio.ton Thur -i4, ri-af A-t A. - e
Of So vear-. be ~ss native 81 =. l".S
State ssd :esided until comparsuvels f-c.''
period at Utica, ia Oncida county judi Il o..
-ou va. one If the best and most LEANED as
yers in the country, and has filed nany positions
Of responsibility and trust in his native State.
tie was Democrat Of the old school, and VA
the leading man OF the Hard Shell faction IN The
State of New York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

PROMoTED.-The numerous friends OF
Dr. o. B. Chubb in this community will be hap
py TO learn that he has recently been promoted
to the position OF Second Assistant Surgeon OF
the goth regiment. He enlisted as private in
the company that left this city for that regiment,
No better or more worthy man could have been
selected for the position. The Doctor il kind
hearted man, good physician, most an excellent
nurse. and is just the right man in the right
place We coogratnate him on bis success, AID
feel assured that the men OF his regiment will
never have cause to regret his promotion to the
position he now holds.
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81 Strong.

4th. ECONOMICAL
We not only secure cHEAPNEss BY our system, but
QUALITY We DO not pretend that our Watch can be
bought Tor less money than TIE foreign make belev.
but that for its real value t Il sold for onehAR The
price.
Our SOLDIERS WATCH manned Vim. Elery) Is what
name indicases-solc, Substantial and always Rel
abc-warranted 10 stand any amount Of Marching RAJ
lag or Fighting.
OUR NEXI HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH (nauec ?.
B Bartlsty is similar In size and general appearance
Dot has more jewels and Il more elaborate nnish-
OCR LADIES WATCH recently brought out, Is Pot
up 10 great variety o. patterns many q them q rare
beauty aud workmanship Is quite small bot warranted
10 ksep hnss-
OUR YOUNG GTNSTIESfAN's WATCH s nest, Dot
Arge and just the thing Tor the pocket Of Yoans Amer
Ca
TIE PROOF Of The merits Of or Watch may be found
IN tie fact taa employ over ave hundred work
ueu ID our factories, and that sitn unable 70
supply the constantly increasing demand
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH Il thinner and
lighter than tbs others have described. he nns
chronoeier balance is decztey adjusted 70 eorree'
the variation Caused by changes Of teDPerature Tnss'
Watches are chronometrcsy rated and the fr1its
Of the latest experiments chrouonstry and are mad.
oy our best workusB IN separate department Of oaI
factory For the fasst t.ne-xsepng qualities they ehAi
ense comparison With tue best works Of TIA mott "a
nous English snd Swiss makers
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents Tor TIE American WGIoh Company,
Gsi!asiae eoE4m IS Broadway y 7.
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ADVERTISEMENT

THE CHEcKERED SroRE-We are this
day receiving New Stock of Dry Goods. Gro
ceries, Boots and Shoes, &c. &C., which We
propose to sell Cheaper than the Cheapest, fol
Cash or ready pay. Call and examine for your
selves. one door North of Chapman's new
block, Washington Ave, Lansing
435-tf II ELLIOTT.
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Wednesday Morning, sept. Q. 1868.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which our subscribers Will had attached
10 their their papers indicate the NrNEER u
the paper % which their subscription il paid By the
nuusbsri' is meant the "W WHOLE NUMBER" which
may be found in the heading Of the paper, which Is
changed weekly being increased one each week ey two
numbers constituting year. By referring 10 this NUN
Der 10 healing Of the paper and comparing It with
the number attached 10 the name direction, On the
paper our su5crbers can readily how their account
stand on our books
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AcrprNrAI. sHoorryc.-Mr. Albert Ba

ker, of this city, was accidentally shot on
Wednesday last, under the following circum-
stances: He was out hunting. and was climb
ing through some brush after turkeys when be
placed the butt Of his rifle on the ground on
the opposite side of log, and placed his left
hand over the muzzle, TO aid him, and while
climbing over be fell and the gun was dis
charged, the bullet passing through the hand
and in such close proximity to his head as tc
Craze the crown of his hat. 1t was a narrow
escape from death, and should be a warning tC
spOrtsmen to be more careful in the use o.
firearms.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

Nor DEAD.-we see it is stated that neither
Generals Pemberton OF Holmes are dead. but
that they are still living. 1t may be wicked.
Use doubt it, however, bat We feel that i these
men are not dad they ought to .- W hope
r. he best
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09
srprunkenness Currd.HA

The inebrate may bid defiance to the tempting
cup DR. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK is a
certain cure for Drunkenness. 1t creates dislike fer
strong drink, aud can be administered without the
knowledge Of the patient. Price 81 box Sent by mai
to any address, by s. C UPHAM, 9O3 CHEsNrT STREET
Pull ADELPHIA Pa Circulars sent free. 6m420
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

LADIES MILITARY AID Society We
are requested to state that there will be an sd
journed meeting Of this society at the Supreme
Court Room, tomorrow Thursday evening A
desired
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The Confessions and Experience
In V I'D.

Published FOR the benefit aud s warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay o.
Manhood, etc, supplying at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE,
By one who has cured himself after being put great
expense and injury through medical humbug and
quackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be bad Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
4e2yl Bedford, Kings County y Y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

Missouri STATE CoNvKSTIoS--The III sour
State Convention. Radical which assembled a.
Jefferson Cit, or the 81, nominA'va h'ar' =
Clover. Of - Louis. Arnold Krekei 81 =.
Charles. and David Wa-aer, Of Lewis couna
tor Jadg-- Of hr Sapren.- Court.
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swspsrma,orrhaa can be cured. 10

DR.. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SpeTTaatOrrhoGe Se1niH0
Wsaness ImpOteney Loss Of POtOer, dc, Speedily an
sTcctually Its effects truly magical trial Of III
will convince the most skeptical Of its merits
Price 81 box sent post paid to any address, by s
UPHAM, 4O3 CHEsSUr SrRErT, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Cir
culars sent free 6m42O
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THE RECENT FROsrs.-The frosts with which
this locality has recently been visited seems 10
have been quite general throughout the States
west Of Us. aud extended to some parts of Ken
lucky. The damage done has been immense.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

FIRE-The dwelling-house and barn Of
Israel Chapman, Esq Of Alaiedon township,
was destroyed by fire on Monday night Of last
week The house was not valuable one, but
the barn is said to have been one Of the best
in that section of the county. The barn con
tanned Mr.. C.'s wheat crop for two years and
other grain, together with his wool, harnesses,
and farming implements The loss Is estimated
at from 81, 500 to $1,000, with no insurance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

School MEETING.-There will be pub.
lie meeting Of the citizens interested in the
Benton House Academy project at Representa-
tive Hall, this evening, at IL o'clock for the
purpose Of organizing and electing officers.
1t is hoped and expected that there will be a
good turn out
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people to aid this work tribe, and if they do
1t promptly We shall soon be out Of the woods
and in communication With the world at large.
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S25.1 EMPLOY MENT. So
AGENTS w ED:

We will pay from SIS to SIS per month, aud all ex
peEses TO active Agents, or give Commission Par
ticulars sent free Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY, R. JAMES, General Agent Milan, Ohio
4l9-m6
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as-we assertit BOdly.-There areno other medicines
SO reliable erectual and convenient as HoLLOWAY's
PILLS < OINTMENT always ready for use They are
invaluable 10 the Soldier exposed to wounds Sores Fe
vers and Bowel Complaints They never fail Only IS
mar Z29
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M n "a ~ Z h. p.
In this city. the 7th inst by Rev. J. Potter Dir
JAMES A RAIIARD (0f Co. q. 81 Mich lnfantry,i anc
Mss SARAH A. PIERCE AT Of Lansing Mich
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Special Notice S.
Michigan Female College.

The Academical year OF 1868 and 1864 will open al
this Institution Wednesday, the 23d inst At O'Clock
A n at which time prompt attendance or all who
contemplate prosecuting studies in any Of the several
departments Of instruction, Is urgently advised
The Trustees Of the Institution happy 10 announce
that Miss Babcock who in former years taught this
place with so much profit and satisfaction TO a concern
ed will be present the opening Of the term toresume
her abors at the College Ample assistants in all de-
partments OF instruction will be afforded.
BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES
Lansing, Sept. 6, 1865. 4s7w4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

"a The rebel government Of Missouri Is
now located at Little Rock, ArkanssAi
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METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL for the week
ending September sth, at , P. ~, kept at the
State Agricultural College by r. @. KEDZIE.