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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-15

sasinIs ihsoea s0ssaasaon3 Vslssha
nalls sslag disaossFs ed asassaad geo ssAss
guns foani 70 sxsesdW N aalsssr zap
ssfedessF 200 psssss g arsiiisry ssuss
OF rebel Aastass1sssn proves saspfisaagiy
hsavys ssesk Q Aray saasalag azsoicsd
- eaofao - confsdsrass pfiaess
Hsad-qaaFssss Asny q FesassAss i&-
Lesssafsay wssasss* sEsse II possfaoH
- xyfaf.m-.~n ~~~sw Ia ~.
sseakh NiAaaHep9fs yssssfpsS Aaa aaa'
paghs and rs-srasssss No. s1onae oy poa-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
VOL. s, NO. 49.-WHOLE No. 4lS.

Wayne, A. certain seasons. Lost. Recousid-
cred ami passed
Bill TO prohioi. dshias IL Oakland county, &c.
Los
Biz 20 amend section So. chapter 10 OF com.
plea avs. Lost.
Concurrent resolution, allowing the messenger
boys - ce-1- per dieR extra, vas taken ap aad
passed
The House .hea weut into committee OF the
whole, and considered the bills on the genera
order.
After e1hausting the general order, the com
nttee rose and reported progress.
House reconsicered tile iAs providing for the
Incorporation O, Railroad Companies, aad finally
passed the same
The House refused 10 concur 10 the Senate
amendment 20 the Reform school approprs-
t.ol
Bll 10 amend sections $3.50, 51S1. aud S7SS
of compiled AVS Lost.
1911. amending act relative TO duties % Super
intendeuts OF Puoic Instruction
BILL repeating acl Tor eglaazIng Of the assess
meut o, taxes 10y tAe Supervisors OF WAYNE
county
B.l ameui|a- section SSH Of the compiled
laws. Passed
Bli au.s9u4.n- the GoverLor 10 appoint three
Commissioners 20 oreyise the tax law. Lost.
Bi. % provide for the education OF disabled
soldiers. Passed.
Bii. 10 amend section 3sii OF compiled laws.
laaehu'tely posi- poned
House adjourned
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

All the accounts received fr0m Russian
-0urces agree that up to tnc itfe-t date Of our
European intelligence the Polish revolution was
-ui gaming ia strength. The El-sians have
.g4lu suffered defeats and no progress ha- bees
uaie fowari- tle suppression col tnr rsle lion.
The committee of landed proprelors iI Russian
Poland nave Issued circular, in which they
-as that they were opposed 10 tAe commence
mcut oi the u-guccu0n under such uaiaVOra-
Die cIrcum-tance- but, nevertheless, nos it has
begun, they adhere t0 b. WITH aI ile.r heart.
here can be in general, not tle slightest doubt
that il there should bee tAe rcmote-t chance of
-lc.es-. Poland wou'l 0e umi DO tle war Tor
-s independence.
n The Poles can maintain thems-Ives little
longer, il IL highly probable thar they will have
Al tne head OF their .ofces number OF able and
celebrated leaders. General Mirroiswski, well
known from tAe part be took In tAe reyolatoDs
Of l64s, ha- already assumed cliei command,
-nd Gens Klipks and DembiusN were on the
point OF leaving for Poland
Tue tide ol sympathy n Europe, Tor unhappy
Poland = rising higher aud higher. ia the Ea-
s.-h House Of Commons, al larles without ar
exception. expressed their sympathy aith the
Poles
/ The reports in tie French Noniteur are Ike
wi-e decidedly favorable 20 tae Polish cause.
/ The Prus-.an second Clano-r, wita al over
/ xheluiug majority. condemned tle policy % tle
/ Government ana demanded the Observance Of
! The sirIcfe-t neutrality.
/ The Government ha- become alarmed a. the
f attitude OF England, tialce alI Al-u.a, aDd
T ,he excteuea- spreading Ia Pl---a i--e.f, % la.
f begun 20 retr4ce IT, steps, aud el1eavors - ez
/ plain away rae most od.ou- features oi thc con
venton WITH Rl--a. It - iais certain by thi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
ATrERNooN SESSION.

t.. ,,,,ss,;., NO. ..l-.-. M --,..-,.. mich -f .
Ho,.s s,nersnanr oa fse I,.7.e s7,lsa, a..
--ro,,i.rion b,,. n VA. l,.- 6, ,.-. 80
Tne Ser.s,e tben nroee..i.'i ~ .t.s rr,-=,c-;a-
,e ,,-i,,aor,an, ro.-in.. t..,-.~s-
- .-A
81 ~
'''n ~ 80 ''0 y -.-- Oo'.'-9'
D'i 70 s.'.e"- 0'as'e' 3d. o' '1e 911
1'Ts 81 o. '01o'
D''" % 'e".- .lS 7'11--r TAX y" -D'--
o'Der 20. 2--.'es in 'le upper ei'"7 '' ..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

After the a...f -...---. of ,-.-s-. the H,rsa
r-oeses,- to cons. i-- me b...s r. the o-ier Or
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ana --..- af S.s,,l D..,,,, No Il,
4,.- ~...-..--r pa
.-..s..- s..-i,, SIs ID -f. co-,-'.4
I-- r.
P. -a ,..r..~..e certain S,,fa ro,s ie ro-t.
.a,.-r
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25


THIRD READING Of BILLS. ETC
Bll relating % over-eers ot highways. Lost
B.I providing Tor che sale ol primary school
lands, ia the mineral range of the Upper PENN.
su.a Passed.
BIZ 10 provide Tor the better expenditure ot
school moneys 10 certain districts, having SUI
plus from the Two mil tax. Passed
Bill providing ior a State road IN Ottawa Co.
Passed
Blltl change tae name &c, of the ST. Iguaes
Ni.rAoka STATE road Passed.
BM providing for State roads in HoughtOn
and he~eeaaw counties. Passed.
Also for the same purpose Ia the county OF
louia
BIZ relating to proceedings against garinsh-
ees aud 10 ices OF civil officers IN certain cases
Passed
Bill changing the name Of Ottawa to Grand
Haven. Passed.
BA providing for 4 Te-survey OF the Grand
Rapids and Muskeson State road. Passed.
bIl authorizing the construction OF a harbor
a, s. Joseph. Passed.
Bill amedding section 50. Of the compiled
laws, relative TO the duties OF Boards OF super
visors. Passed.
sandry loea. aud auimportaat bills we're ther
passed
BID 10 provide tor the purity of elections, 2e
Passed
bili amending the swamp land roai bills. aud
renee ms iae internal Improvement Laad War
rants.
JOINT solution for the relief Of D. B. Hio.
bard and oiaers Los,
Senate refused TO concur in House amend
meut- 10 the militia law.
B allowing soldiers 90 .r was taken uD.
and lost by vote OF - To- "a.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
Ths Rsot ID ,h. Con.plraey.


l. IS vel never 90 lose sight % The real source
oi the saveholiers' cons soiracv-more FREQ emf
y termed the reoe'aol-f1r then sc shall al-
"ats De aeare oi lts terrible nature aad scope
Ana shall nos bee 50 hhely tail in its proncr treat
meut. The outbreak ea- nol aa accident. or a
sudden freak oi pass on. o4l the deycloqm.r no oi
fell purpose, O. 8 pre- arranged conspiracy 3
roof vas the increasing convection th4. slavery
could uot stand popular government in this
Ase oi tle word. helce arose Che determine
uoa ou tle part ol tie Shareholders O. break
away irom this government csAo l-het oy our
fathers, aud o. seq up another silh-as AleHan-
der Il. Stephens oi 0eorsa ackno~ ~ledsel-
slavery ior lis chief corner stone
Abundant proofs "a, this pos. are 20 De
found .n thc confessions of tac Leading minds OF
ihe South. Mr. Garnet ot Virginia saws, in
letter recently captured in South Caro- INA, 80 De-
nocrAcy, .u us original philosophical sense Is
Incompatible wisl slavery aal tAc whole system
oi southern society" I- Bac's h-ties de-
c.ares ilar those pesiitat aai perric.ol- dog
mas the greatest good oi the greatest number
the majority shall rl.e'-arc. iu their practi-
cal application, t4e iii-a.ill source ol disorders
never 90 Oe q4ieiei The same writer cou-
c.ude- that The Institution 90 aa hereditary Sea-
ATE and Excessive is the political form " best
suited 90 the genius ani most rApr,-s We OF the
IDEAS oi lne south Col Hamilton OF Texas
tesudes that these doctrines have spre-i through
out thc >o4ih to such Aa tAleat ellua tsruty-
eve year-, tlat ireeiom OF opnI9a sa- entirely
exungui-nsd. Mr >hcrao,i long d resident
ui Texas ll a recent pamphlet. tls- quotes Mr.
oprali, the nllcl south Carolina stee--I0ul-l.
" lie assumed tAal llete was uo na4 in the
south ~l1 deserved Gaze name oi statesman mo
would pretend -hat secession el- caused bv auv
aggression of thc Norih lpoa the ri.hfs ot the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

payment OF the expenses of The .ilt committee @.
Congress- arplltei O. inquire l.a tl- conduct ut tl
va approve she ty-nt v-ssveltl janIar eighteen
lGutrei AMI siXty-twO.
R.s5rs- y ttc Sslli> lpi Hiss of Reprs5ess1tirss
o. ~ Cqi.el SGies q snrcG C1s res Gsssntef
mat any PORTION 1I The amount apqreQrite1 or RE
olt resolution - payment ~ tn expenses = the joint
conmittes % Congress appointed % inquire tle
Ar. approved tie twenty seventh Jarlarv Icitear
lEulrad and siXty-two that may have been or sh1
le- after be- allowed oy the sali iolf COMMITTEES @
witness ing before IT, or - persons employed r
- service. for per diem trave Ting OF other Necessary
expenses. and paid by the Secretary Of tls senate B.
r-ualce - tie -ier - that joint committee sia
he accordingly credited and allowed hy the acco-atn
officers of tl- Treasury Department
Approved February % 1Ss3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
lrrBue-No 81

~ ACT concerning parlons and the remission Of penal
ties ami forf-itures in criminal cases
81 a. sli,f.f Nv the Senate ami House y RfreSeat1se se
~ tts Talf~f Sats of dnIerirT H Compress GsSnIiet
mat ito remove doubts as The meaning ~ for
or lW.I hereafter whenever hy the Judgment o any
court or Judicial officer oi tbs United states IN any
criminal proceeding any person shall bs sentenced o-
shall have been sentenced heretofore, % two kinds ot
punishment. the pecuniary and tie other corporal
Che President shall have lu discretionary power 10 par
Ion or remit DO whole in part either one Cf the lw
1indS without III any manner impairng the legal valid
ITS of tle other kind of any portion ol either Kind
not T-ri1ued OF rcmitfet
$50 . fnd b. e. further enacted. That in all crim
nal eases u which there has been 0r shall Doe Ilig
nenf or sentence against any person. line OF penal
80 whether alone OF along with any other Kind ol pun
-lmrnt the same shall be deemed Judgment debt
and fun-s pardoned or rcmtcd by the Presilentl may
be collected execution $50 tie common form OF law
Approved February -. ls.o.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
HOUSE or KEPREsExrATIyEs.

Lansing, WarcL Is. 1853.
The House met pursuant 90 .j,lrum-ut.
The oil winch vas los, on saturday night O.
provide for che care and selection %. lands -rl.r.
ID by act o. Congress for the benefit OF Aercu!-
rural tOitg yes, &C, vas r,cou-iieIei ald final.
passed;
Also The bill .egalzng certain eXpeudi-ufe-
in the town of Hamtramck.
THIRD RrADlvG.
Bill authorizing the establishment Of township
school districts. Lost
Bill amending an act 20 provide for aoatus
logs aud timber- in the waters of t.is ~tate.-
Passed
Bill making appropriations 20 the Desf aud
Dumb Asylum, at Flint Passed.
Bill to enable the owuels OF real esttte 10 SD
plot the same for village purposes. rs TO prevea,
,be sale of iutoxicating l1Yof. within the ho,in.
| s,ri.s M th. Sauna, p5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
lrrBuo-No 81

tlv. Departments In certain cases
Ir & epGciei 5y Gee Gad H,us of HTTsffntatrss
" o.. Laif7t Safss of IN C0HTcss G-saaati>
iff Ida - u the death re. l.tatol. absence ir-f t
seat of Government or sickness o the head o any ~
.xatltc p4rtent ol thc Government or o any III e.
f either c sand Departments whose appointment l- IL :
"a the head thereof whereby thcy cannot perform the
4tes ol their respecf i've orc t shall Doe lawful lpl
the Prc- lent cf the Juitei states n ca. Dr. snail thah
% necessary authorize the head Of any other LXe-l
tive Ih.rartmrut or other officer il either 90 SAID
departments. whose appointment is vested n t-a
President. al hs discretion o. perform tl- duties ol l-
- respective Offices until a. successor te appointed. ol
until such absence OF Inability by sickness shall cease
Irauica. That l0 one vacancy shall Doe supplied ~ man
.er aforesaid for longer term tl-u months
Se. Ind b. a. further enacted. That all acts or
PARTS of acts inconsistent with ths provisions oi this
act are hereby repealed.
Approved February % ls65
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
LPUBuc-No J3

AN ACT to change the times Of holding the circuit and
district courts OF tie United States for the district o
Indiana
81 a. Icief ~ tic S-a1il Ogt House of Hprcs'1ttres
II fs in.i NirsS Of .tiaerirf. tn Congress ass nett
That instead times fixed by law. the circuit
luI district courts oi the United states for the district
0f Indiana shall De- held the ulst fues lays o MAY
llu November 4Ad t recognl1lnStS, indictments, 81
other proceedings civil and criminal now pending iu
either OF si courts shall Doe entered AMI have tly
court and be heard and t-ied according % the times Of
holding such courts as herein provided
Annrlxed EehruArV 20. 1913.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
lPrBuc RE>orvuoy-No III

RESOLUTION eIpailinE Geo-ss E Ba-Ee- from ths
Board 90 Regents o. CHE >uithse-ilr Institution 90
appoint ng LOUIS AEass 4 his u.4ce
Rl'rsi. tg RI SFr's 1gi Hlass " Rsr-sssrt --<s
- TEsi S.I>s = A1c-i-1 - C-s Gress rsss-siIf
That George r Bal ger q member o. the B14rl u r.
gents q The smiths man Institution Fo now Elv-
aid and comfort :, The enemies d the Gove-uusut
ana hereby eKQa-.-. from tll s.ii board az tl'
Ia-s Agtssiz ri Caul-ii-e Ntsslllrs-tts b. a-s fs
Is hereby appointed member Of sail board q I'll ID.
vacancy occas.ouei hy The expulsion of NJ Balg.r
Approved. February 2. lsfS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

- Chief of POI ce Fraas..a. Of Philadelphia
La recently made la-se seizure q c1ltra34ad
goods d.. 1sd i0r -ec-s-ls. There Na- enough
cn.oroiorm quinine, Ho-p-iue, sewing needles,
-u-gc4 Husffumelts. ard q variety % s-ch A.
uc.e- a. are needed On the battle fed. 70 sup
p.F age army. h. 80 arrested man By
tae name o. c0.om3ns, Wl0 vas engaged ia tie
Illicit ifsfhc.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
DIR RAEaNG.

r. e. MADDEN may De found at the corner 10y R. rhaycr
& Cos Drugstore opposite thc Bank. with his Dray-
prepared 40 all times do any h1siiess iu the line oi
lravIng with promutua~~ lni satisfaction. Iermsrea
sonlh'e. Oriers leir with r. Th1yer Co VIII be
promutiv attended Co. lytf6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

DAlENr IAWI RAND SoLTCI0R. Ia Jefferson Avenac.
Detroit Mich. Branch odre. Washington r. G. e
h.lslci in iStt Drawings and specifications pre-
plrei. ani Patents obtained new inventions oi
every description Clss taken upon nlitlolal Zee,
the Inventor s' iesirs-that is patient, no pay
Advice given and Circulars sent gratuitcusly- Sosyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

- Henry Ba1-zi. q workman il a cosee
factory 10 Jn.csg5. Vlie ia al eDLepuc D.. ~.
through q 14--lFey .- TIE .1l,- -,o.g vi . Dllid-
llE. snl struck lpO- c-l4r door, made VI t~o
.rch plank, Eii1 slcl tore. a. 20 -ri- lr Not
8 bone 49, orosen. and sitl tas srcsPron Of a
is~ slgat bruises, and some internal iljsry, he
<4s e. good ss le~.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

- oii has been introduced into the Ns-
Jersey legislature 70 Incorporate a ibre d'sn-
grafton Company, for making cloth and paper
out Of wood. The works sre situated near EHz-
abethtevn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
SENATE

Ldnsinq, M1Tch u, 1860
The Senate met at . 4 u.
communication was received from the Gov
ernor, making certain nominations.
The nominations were subsequently ratified
by the Senate.
The bin provddg for thirty two State roads
in the north part OF the State, was taken up ani
after some debate, recOmmirtei.
The Senate took up the House amendment %
the bill appropriating S5e, 200 % the Insane A
ylm OF the State, instead OF $4,000.
a motion 70 concur was lost bv tie vote @
IS 10 Is. Mr. Monroe moved 20 recousider
which was carried.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

- Httle eirl s5ou. Il years Of age, named
Annie Morley. arrived 10 Wheeling Va on the
5tn inst. from the interior o. Minnesota. she
has Travelled Al the Eay from Minnesota alone.
she vas a witness 20 one Of the iubumsn Indian
nsssacres -bicb took pace To that state, and
ssv her father murdered by a set Of sayAges.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
Thunder From Ne,v IamPshire Soldiers


We make the following extract from an ad
dress issued by the New Hampshire soldiers es
camped at Poo'esvle, Nd, to the people Of
New Hampshire:
" The South. by the act Of rebellion, put
themselves outside OF the pale Of the l4v. and
invired vs.: and while We would hail with rap
ture the return o. Al honorable peace, We caa
see no path 20 t. save through a most persi---
ent and vigorous prosecution OF the war To
this end we uphold the Administration in an the
measures it ha- adopted for slppressing the r.
orion.
Better far thai the un1riei license Of the
Press be held n check: better tlat individual
liberty be abridged. better that al the property
Of rebels be coaf-ctted better that the shack
- be Stricken from every slave, end the freed
nan arrsvei sga.lst bis oppressor: better rha.
the whole southern domain be made a hoFlrg
wilderness. than thai this i1a-n0us c0nspir8c,
against ;he rights of man should succeed an
our noble country be- made the reproscb o. ra
tons.
Yielding cordial support % these war meas
ures ot the President. Ne would give renewed
expression % our adherence ard utter erecra
tion OF these Gete-.aole Characters WHO, arroyo
i.rg 20 themselves the Judicial functions Of 90,
supreme Court, preI-1ge the c0l-titutio1s.itv o
F. ttese measures. slI MAKE their adverse i4tg
ments the basis O. bitter and vHGictive CDpo
-'loa. AvoFing patioac devotion % %.
Ulon anc the Constitution, their speeche-. tlei
platforms, their votes li-lesTteu tne army, per
plex ID cripple the Gove-nuent, AID give an
bounded jos and coasd-1ce 70 the enemy. TIE
5orroS The livery Of Heaven 20 serve the dev
in.
The whole vocabulary of scora and conteuu
i iHpO-eni 10 shai2E forth the faintest concer
uon o. The meanue-- Of tlat c-inging sycophs1
&c spirt Of conciiarion that cries fcr peace eve
A. tie price of national dish010r"
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lansing, March IS, 1868.
The House met az tie usual hour, and va
riogs COMMITTEES reported.
The N.li.ia Law was reported back by the
military committee, amended and passed.
Bn regulating fisheries in Lake Erie, Of
Monroe county, vas rec0ns dered and finally
passed.
House agreed TO the senate amendments ts
a'I establishing a Military school in in connee-
zion ei.a the Agricultural College.
House refused 20 concur in the Senate'-
auscnduerts 10 the sorghum sugar bi.l
At o'clock the senate came iu, aud both
ual--- proceeded 90 60 iu,o joint Convention.
~e-at,r C-o-Te. in -he Chair.
Nes--- Monroe Hemingway and Mason were
appointed % ~a,l on ais Exceieccy the Cover
.y- The COMMITTEES reported iaat they had
discharged tl4t duty.
message was received from the Governor
making fre flIoEiug rom'natioHs.
T- Aala-art Geue-zi-Josu Robertson
F9r e4a-.ernla-,er 6eae-ai-W 70. Hammond
For Inspector Genera.-J. L. P.t;uan.
A. o. aaich were confirmed.
Tae joint Convention the--1pou adjourned.
rRo READING.
B amending laFs for tie collection Of fee
rV township ---ts.rerS Pa-sel.
JILL i3- masug "a road from Muskesoa Lax
-8 il- Io.Il psrt ot Mason county.
Bill for .asilg oct SAFE road from Muir, II
Iors county. fo t.e By Rapids and Miiiaa
-.-T Sta-- road Los-.
BI. % establish state road in Saginaw c.
Passed
>lli-y communications we're received fror
t1- Sela-e.
Bi m4aiu- an appropriation for tie Refo-r
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
RENrON UOIISE.

BY NJ SHEAREE Laus.ag. Michigan. stages for 81
johns. Jicss'l Detroit ana Marshall leave this House
daily
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= TIE fo.io-ing advertisement appeared IL
recent issue of a. English paper.
WASIED.-A c.ergynal wishes 10 exchange
his to .rte girs, aged ni0s and seven, eiib--
together OF separately, FOR tvo boys. Adiress,
&c
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25
EAGLE nOTEL.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oacc at his residence on
Nam >lrtsl, Ia D.Nltt. Clinton County. Michigan. All
calls promptly attended, O.. 5-7yl*
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Exp REsslFE.-" Occasional. of tae P1iadci-
1sa Pres, iu speaking Of the reaction in sent
merit e-ich j. tssia- place suong the ari-t0crs-
cv Of E1E.and. 10 relation % the North, ssys tls,
taeI are ias; ur.ea-n,ng their contempt q " a.
the oitciDs Of the la0oring masses.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-25

LaHsiHg. Mach l., 1858.
e House net g, the u>u4l hour.
A number OF interesting reports we're made
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ATTORNEYS C1lusel,rs ana solicitors, Lansing, Mich
gan. Prompt attention given o. Collections, Payment
~ rlv,s. llI Investigation of Land Titles
r. &. DART = d. BINGHAM
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HILL a SMILEY.


HYSlCIANS AND So RGEONS once west side Of Wash
inEt1a Avenue North ot Presbyterian Church.
p UrLL 1hfVl g.. -NflEY.
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lPUBlIC-No 81 ]

An ACT change the times of holding the circuit and
district courts of the United states I'D the several dis
tricts B the seventh district.
b. ende.ef the SsuGts and House = Representatives. "
.is Talts states ~ 4mricG Congress assembled, That
instead of the times now lxei by aw, the circuit an
district COURT. " tle United states for the several dis
the states composing the seventh Judicial cir
cuit shall hereafter Dee held as follows
At Cleveland for the northern district OF Ohio on tie
first Tuesdays m the months OF January. May AM sep
temher il each year.
Al Cincinnati for the southern district Of Ohio on tl
first Tuesdays .n she months OF February, April and
October iu each year.
MICHIGAN.
A. Detroit Tor the district 0f Michigan on the hrs
Tue siays in June Novcmbcr aud March ia each year
And 1l reco-uzlnres indictments. other proceed
luS. civil and crullna. low pending n either %. s4l
courts shall be entered and have day court. aud t
heard and tried according To the times OF holding SAL
courts as herein provided.
Approved February p 1868.
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DR. FR. CHRIST,
DARr N RINGHAW

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON oGlce and dwelling %
Michigan avenue. five doors east ol the Post Ofce
Lansing March lu. iS62. ly357
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER. foot of Washington
Street. h.lfw Che Llu-ilr nnlsr- Fresh stone Lime
constantly ou hand. lt reasonable, prices
L.ln.-n.. Anrl ID l-6l ly1ll
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O6tial QirrttOrp,
NATIONAL OFFICERS.
THE UxEcUTvE
THE CABINET

a-esifsuf-Au ABRAHAM ll-lDLN, 1i l-Inal-
~ pr.rif.at-lAN1lhAL hAAl1N, oi Maine.
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Trustees OF Deal, Dumb "a Blind
Asylum.

JAMES 4. WALKER. BENJAMIN plER>ON
J 7. LEROY
REV b.. 81 FAY. Principal
Asylum ior Deaf. Dlm1 lnd Blnl-fuut