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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-22
T Frs OF MOORE A

NO THE YOTER OF MOORE Al
represent the people of Moore and Mcntcomery Coua
in the next Senate of North Carolina Ny principle
Q0pservatve after the siratest sect and are well h
to all who know me. shall explain them morehlI |
the proper time. j. A. BARBCltl
Carthage, May 9Th, 1864. ~. ID. = ia
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York Institute. June 20. 1884.

THO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUN.
TY.-I take this method of informing my friends and
the public that candidate for the office Of Sheriff In
the said County Ny principles truly Conservative
and will feel under many obligations for the support Of
permit. -. -... sdt .r.zf f,y,ft P. SNIPES.
New Hope, June &, 1854. 26-8tpd
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8 2l7,5Of

,OV
will be seen that the aggregate of the several appro
prations falls SIT SEQ short of the amount of the appro-
praton and that appropriation is made t0 the Quarter
Masters department. In the BILL it passed the House
of Commons at late hour the last of the session.
an appropriation was made Of $ss4OO in favor of the
Quarter Masters department. but in the hurry Of engross
ment it was omitted and consequently did not pass tho
Senate Even this sss 400 be added to the several aps
preparations, the falls short Of the total
amount appropriated; discrepancy sprnging. no doubt
Having nodoubt that it was intended to make this ap.
preparation to the Quarter Masters department. credited
pass an act at the present Session decastory o the mis-
take Since the Of the late currency act OF Con-
gress and before the st prl last the Quarter Master
paid into the Treasury in Confederate currency,
sud has drawn only $5O00 leaving due to Quarter Mas
ters department. the assumption that the supposed
mistake shsn be corrected, $l2s 500
The bal due Pay Department is $4,000
=" :" Ordnance $4,000
- :" COmmssary 7l84
Medical $4,000
lnsane Asylum, 64,sO0
On the appropriation of $780, 900 year for .
the relief ofour shk and wounded soldiers"
only SIS 900 has been drawn this year, leav-
ing balance of e7s,ooo
Estimated amount required to pay expenses of
the present session of the General Assembly,
salaries, &c, 200, 900
: Of the ed November last $l,l56,lSs
Amount which has fell due SINCE o9s,i5e
...... .e,...-.-. l,s4y,ssa
Amount brought forward, sl,a4y,sss
Amount paid since sOth Sept. last, s0,570
l,7ss,7ss
Amount which will fall due in July
September and October next 693,l5O
State bonds due and not presented for puy.
ment as set forth in said report, 5SO0t
State bodds falling due LIST July next .- 4l,VOl
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$2,45l,9ls
$4,000
4l,OOO
SS 400 OH

Liabilities due the present fiscal year, $s422,9l7
10 this amount must be added any appropriations you
may make at this session. and the which may be
required under the resolution Of the 10Th Septem
which authorizes the Governor to draw for such sums as
he may deem necessary What amount has been drawn,
what amount reimbursed under this resolution which,
temporary relief to soldiers but which has been con.
'lnued with universal approbaon unable to ascer-
lain from the books of the Treasury, BECAUSE until lately
general head Of" Military Appropriations" The amounts
rawn under this resolution have been very large. If
further sums are required for this purpose respectfully
submit that specific appropriation ought to be made
1or it..
The expenditures of the State for military purposes
since the commencement of the war,
80, amount to $20,467,0l6 "a
Inc amount reimbursed Is 7,40z,65S 81
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Amount brought forward,
Amount paid since SOth Sept. last,
Amount which will fall due in July,
September and October next,

State bonds due and not presented for
ment as set forth in said report,
State bouds falling due LIST July next
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23
n,rEs OF ADVERTISING
THE BRIDGE OF SIZE.



4. nj, muse may get md-iy Gvechosen theme.
mi. al, ,..iy old bridge over-archng tine stream
gl..h 5aen such pitifu' pickle isn
t-.s reproach to the town Of Berlin,
or ai.. disgrace which is equally great
81, t,a capital town of a capital States
n gsr ven say that to each Of the twp
r, half Of the Quinn and odor s due,
nm -a..mea as money is scarce they allege,
Wound neglect then to spend d red ecent on the
bridge,
AMI fa7l bills look over with om.aous rowns
r.r.fslike an ola pauper belongs To two towns.
arslear such a pondeyns structure to fame
rs .sgeest it's proportions and give it 3 name,
A.l3uot in Venice where palaces rise,
IT. s4r it tue sorowful Bridge of Size.
i. ,mad dand darncl like apair Of Oh hose,
oolNedanl patched IKE pair " OH shoe IS
b., lecture oa sa,ngy5u wish to deliver
ssl.r.b YOUR class to the bridge and Sd oyc- ,ha
riycr
t..n excellent place as sny one knows
d Or .ls heaa.sof gs ana -tuh1ing Of toes.
fsealy mnrnmas By
"a u-a aI.A tho mtls bl.frto DO l.yt
usler tnd wepi away
ID -t 4as uot boon swept this many day
aasbta.leaat. rnith vat.r -ouaar
a.,o- been aashs this man year
Wind. Tidy would sweep il e they caa.t
swH.at An npns 3 ,hetom b Berlin;
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23
Laws Of Vermont, A. D. 1864.
snaied by the secretary or state 20
Pupii'ation in all tho Ncsyspa pers.

~ fCoaiaue}
r \ ACI to prevent illegal voting. and
~ addition TO chapter fifteen of the
y IS hereiy eaaHeR de-
Dec. l. AT any annual March meet
IT, ~ any town, any person may pre-
lesli TO the officer who in pursuance
|ol tne statutes shall call said meeting
T. \ order demand in WHITING signed
II a.. least twenty voters, in the follow
XII lorm' to wit: I'VE demand bal
y. WIN a record of the name of per-
II. SpD Is voting, and thereupon n vote
's''ll be ordered by ballot for modera-
~, ana a record shall be made of the
aa,Aes OF the persons voting by the
own own clerk or any Of the selectmen or
s sa.i authority present designated by
sad town clerk.
9ec ? After balloting for a reason
,a l ume' the presiding officer shall
''ee PROCLAMATION that the polls will
oe g'osed IN Is minutes thereafter, and
- tne expiration Of that time the bal.
a 5'ns shall cease, and the solectmer
" an1 clYh authority present shall soYr
Inv 'au count the votes, aud the persor
a ,ib''lng the greatest number of vote.
oG.l Nc declared to be the moderate
~ mat and all future town meeting,
'uiilg the year ensuing.
Sec 3 Should no person reeeiv.
o one greatest number of votes for mod
d,''or' ainrther ballot may be had un
a, 'Ae provisions of this act. or in Tia,
sa'.,y method as now regulated b
o oia,s' until moderator shall b.
bo oee' l. When moderator shaI
n n't @ been elected under the provision
os ' act, or in the ordinary metho,
so, now regulated by statute, any Der
do,, lu'y present to the moderator
t ,vDuand m writing signed byat leas
my legal voters, in the followin
WIN WIN 10 wit I'VE demand a BALD
so ,on = record Of the names of the Der
fees a1 'Q,t'pg for the following town Of
'' 70 wit one town clerk. thre
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23
AN ACT providing for printing the
reports of certain State officers.

II Is herebf Enacted, dc. rs
Sec. ! The auditor Of accounts,
railroad commissioner, secretary of
the board of education, adjutant and
inspector general, and any other officer
of the State who procures his annual
report to be printed, shall annually in
the month of July, and before he com
mences the publication Of his report,
solicit bids from every newspaper
printing establishment in the State for
/ the publication of said report and
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23

AN ACT in addition TO CHAPTER eighty
three of the general statutes, en-
titled OF assessment and collection
Of taxes
II IS hereiy enacted De-.
Sec. l. The provisions Of section
thirty -nine Of chapter eighty-three Of
the general statutes shall be construed
and are hereby declared to extend to
the several national banks lioh are,
or may be hereafter organized in this
Sta G, and the several ashiers thereof
"a g hereby Required to transmit to the
clerks Of the several towns, in which
stock or Shareholder OF such national
b nks may res de- a true Est Of the
names OF all such stock or sharehold-
crs, with the number of shares stand
g against the name Of each stock
holteI on the books OF such national
bank, with the amount of money aotu-
ally paid in on each share, on the first
day OF April IN each year hereafter as
soon as may be after sand hrst day OF
April, and On or before the twentieth
day Of the month Of April in each
year
Approved, nov. u, 1864
as ,r.,,
40 49, - alnolli s,otl3n tnlf1y -iou'
OF chapter cigutyfoNr Of the gener-
I'll statutes.
Z her53 enacted de-
sec /. That section thirty-fom If
chap.er eighty-four of the general sta
tuies be amended SO rs To read as fol-
lows
Whenever amy person shall be de-
inqaent ia tRe payment Of any tlx le-
gMly assessed against hmm in this
State, and shall not have known per-
s5ua property lu tAis state sufficient
to alt.slg such tax, Tie collector of
such TAX may III his own discretion
and iu bis OHu name commence a
uustoo snt founded upon such tax
against suca Delinquent person, and
mas Summon auy person Us trustee
vi such deluo person, and the
Same service upon the process shall be
made. ana the same proceedings and
iadynont had. as ls now provided by
law Ia tle case oi trustee suits.
See This act shall take effect
from It's passaoe
Approved. Nov. Is, 1864.
An ACl TO Amend chapter one buA-
dfed and N-neieeh on 'Ae neneiai
statutes,ent,iiesd VI o-leAce7 against
Pubic Policy
u d hrrey enae = a.
See. 4 9ec'i'h 5Neu'y-lllle ~ 81, cA@ PIE
one hahdfe'l ana u'le"'ei' % 'lo S'''i-
~Ioi '2''1'.s'7' ~ HeieDs 'iii0lN'9''' 50
rs 'e'.' "s l''-o"9
- "il ,.I'1N "i''i'''' ~ ~
rom rms ''a.e % 1iie 0-'t'e'l 80
7i'''li hel''l''f e','i9'' ige- '.i'7 -
o"'i''s % "''''''i'' - e'','a ' s'.
OF e'''l'l'S any ois,''i ~ ,i.-7 80 ~
',ll',,','1 .'' "'''4o''' .'i'' ''''''e' ~
sii'il o' 3o"1f % H'l oi'oi'to 81 ms u,
the Jaws o. 'lis ''1"'e' "i'0' a'."i- t
ponlsneo ny p l'l'' liov iess 'I l i.i'(
aot. 'lfs' nor more 'll"H i'c iiui'''. - gO
dollars or by imprisonment "a lhe
county jan lot less '''''A '','i. "'s , i'oi
more imam one year or oo'h OF sai''
court
Sec Q This act shall take effect
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23
THE TRANSCRIPT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
- HENRY A. CUTLER.
.~pVus or sunscRIPTI0N


TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
.,r, those receiving the paper through the Post
sI.75 pcr annum. To Vilias, subscribers
Ohg.t ~ md paper by the carrier, so cents in
,diiion will be charged
"'F6', cents a year viii be added when payment
b. II lived beyond six months
~ napcr discontinued until all aTrcarages arc
raid except at the option OF the fuonsher
u,TEs OF ADVERTISING
-rs,ysfrvr Apvrnr1sTnENrs. Per square Of y
..'s ar less. uf this type, for first insertion =
,.nt,; for each subsequent insertion, - cent?,
rhc number Of insertions must ne marked on
IN 't,rrti.cmouts, or they viii be continued
.ilr.iercd out Transient advertisements TO
=. liberal discount viii be made ON the
.t+i, rttss 10 those advertising by tho year.
1-,A. Norurs viii be inserted at l2l cents per
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23
Approved Nov. %, 1864.
AN ACT in relation to banks surren-
dering their charters upon becoming
Banking Associations under the laws
Of The II S

of the L. ).
Il Is hereby enacted, dc.
Soc. l. Any bank incorporated or
orunized by authority OF the state Of
Vermont, which shall become an asso-
citation for carrying on the business of
banking under the laws of the l. $.
shall be deemed to have surrendered its
charter, il it.shall have complied with
the requirements Of this act ; provided
that every such bank shall nevertheless
be continued body corporate for the
term Of hree years after the time Of
such surrender, for the purpose OF
prosecuting and defending suits by
aud against it, and Of enabling it to
close It's concerns, and to dispose OF
and convey its property, but not for
the purpose of continuing, under the
laws Of this State, the business for
which it was established.
Sec. 2. When a bank, at meeting
Of its stockholders, has voted to be-
come such association, and its direct
ors have procured the written consent
Of the owners Of two-thirds of the capt.
tai stock to make the certificate re-
CURED therefor by the laws OF the u.
s. the cashier shall publish notice
thereof for thirty days in such news
papers as may be published in the
county where the bank Is located, not
TO exceed two in number, and send a
like printed notice by mail to each
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23

AN ACT Defining Offences Against
the Government, and Providing for
their Punishment.
u as hereby eaacted, dc.
Sec. l. That if any persons owing
allegiance to this State, shall levy war,
or conspire to levy war against the
same, or shall adhere TO the enemies
of the State, giving them aid aud COM
fort, within the State or elsewhere, and
thereof be convicted before county
court duly holden within and for any
county within tho State, either on
confession in open court, or on the
testimony of at least WHAT'S equivalent
to two witnesses to the same overt act
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23

AN ACT in addition to section thirty
eight of chapter twenty Of the gen
eral statutes.
II is hereby eaqcied, dc.
See. l. The trustees Of the Yer
mont ASYLUM for the insane are hereby
authorized to charge and collect in ad-
dition to the sum of one dollar and
seyenty-fge cents provided for IN sec
ton thirty-eight OF chapter twenty OF
the general statutes, the sum OF hlty
cents per week from the first day OF
August A. ID. 1864 until the first day
of August, A. ID. 1860, on each insane
person placed in said Asylum IN con,
forsnity with any laws OF tho State o.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-23

IN ACT to prevent the defacing Of
private property and natural objects
by advertisements.
II Is HEREBY eaacicd, DC.
Sec, Without the previous leave Of
the owner all persons are prohibited
from Advertising their wares or occu-
pations by painting or posting notices
of the same OF fences or other private
property, or on rocks or other natural
objects
Sec. ,. All persons violating the pro-
visions OF this act shall be punished ~
fine OF Ten dolarS for each offence, to
be recovered before a justice OF the
peace, one-half of which shall be for
the use OF the town in which the of
fence is committed, and one-half to
the use of the prosecutors.
Sec B. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, Nov is, 1864.
AN ACT prescribing the duties O
County G. crks in certain cases.
II IS hereby enaried, de-
Sec l.. IL is hereby made the dut,
of county clerks in the several counties
in this State, to record, ina book KEEP
for that purpose, all sheriffs' commits
isions with the oath of Office endorsed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

An ACT enable guardians and committees Of unatics
appointed the several states, - act within the Dis
tTlct Vi Go umbl4-
Be u enaed ty the Senate and House Of Representatives
~ The Jsiisi Sfs Of AmsriCc Congress dsssEtiei,
that SHALL bc lawful Tor any person, appoiute4 tne
committee " d llratic, thu guardian OF minor
uuatc. by tie proper authority any state Terrific
Judgment any suitur action the Of the District
of Columbia be mi h have done II his authority
such guardian committee had been derived from the
proper tribunals of slld District, and such
guardian may the same manner collect and receive
any OF money due 70 such iun~tic or minor All
NAV deed duly executed. release aud convey 10 ans
party cutted 10 the same whether By purchase 9th
erwse any lands estates situated IN the District OF
Columbia the property of such iunatic minor,
or upon which such lunatic minor may have claim
n his authority hal been derived from the tribunals OF
saiI District Pr0rtdsd That such commute glardi
an before making conveyance OF real estate
lease OF claim mortgage thereon. shall ne m the or
phaus o said District the Official thcats OF III,
nudge of tl- court frnm which such committee guar
dian derived his appointment that he has gwen suit
cet bond 90 account t. tho m OF or lunatic fsr all
or money received oy yHtle OF tue authority consrre
by this act
h-rotoor. made within the District Of Coumh "a 10 th
committee guardian Of luu4tIc the guardian Of
minor ouy appointed the dcmicile Of the lunatic
minor OFT Of the District Of Columbia IN the Cutie
states shall be good and sufficient PFOtifed That
guardian or committee shall hie n the Orphans Cour
IN sud District tue Official certificate OF tie Judge 0 IL
court rom which such committee OF guardian derive
his sppoil tneut. that be has given sufficient bond {
account Co the minor uuAtic for all payments s
maize And pr0riisd further That in all the
d.nce II the appointment and authorty Of such CON
mittre guardian shall De trst recorded The Office
the Orphans Court of slit District
, Approved March :. lSs4-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
bvthis act


AS ACT 10 apporton the expenses u the Levy Court
u the county of Washington upon the bass Of pop
ulAtl0n-
Of ~ JGiei SrtsS n AB-rcG an COy-ess Gsssngtlcd
That from ami after the passage OF this the corpo-
suthorits~ 81 the cy OF Washington, the corpo-
purate authorities OF the city n Georgetown the
cHaty tlofites ~ tbs county q Washington the
pstrct of Columbia. shall contrhEt 10 the expenses OF
tbs levy court of the county Of Washington incurred
on account the Orphans court the ONCE o. coroner
ant the jail o. slii county wheneve ver hereafter mp
bv aw 20 the following proportions wit the city
Washington tweive-f fte ufLs thr CITY q Georgetown
two-hficenths and the county Of Washington one n
/ teeuth Of sld expenses
50. AHd b 1, far,t-r sHactod That al laws ant
parts % Avs Inconsistent with the provisions u ths
be and they are hereby repealed
Approved Narch 5. l,6s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
wnEnE snAm 1nE HERo sLEEP .
II J. T. BAIE,-

Wh-r- sLail tie hero sleep,
Who's wars are over
Wh,r- perfume zepAyrs creep,
DER nclls ~ de@y clover.
CT where tie stately pines
Marshal tseIr gallant lines
To battle y d. th- winds
That round tl-n Sweep
Whore freedom heroes t-I
lu 'front.' of h-ttle.
Do p unto oe-p shai' CAL,
And Heaven Lraec thunlcrs rattle,
There let him sllmbrr still,
Their flltf-ui watch fllEl
T. guard las sleep.
There shall tie night lni speech
TDtel his story
And nat res voices teach
The gum VI mortal glory,
Anthems u wave and gale,
Wild rush u rain aal hail
d. deep-tonef Girgl shall wall
The spirit lied
Tie Eye now trimming O'eF
With human sCrrIv,
An l~4i ts LO~ H0luled -Ore.
Themselves shall sleep 10 morrow;
But plain, 4Ll L.il and dell
Where Freedom martyrs fell
Tn So sha-l their story Tell
TIL time II dead.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
60 RrsalrrI1N-No. -
4 RESOLUTION OF thanks OF Congress to Cornmodor
Catwzader Ringgol. the officers an crew CT the In
tel States ship sabine

tel States ship 90 sabine
Be Il resolved h. The Ssuats cri Hgss q Rugesentcrs.
oF the TniteI Sites 0f AusecG Congress G.s>rlged
That the thanks OF Congress hereby rendered 70
Commodore RinSE0t. the oacers. petty officers and
mon OF the United states ship S1bins for The DARN
snd skill displayed IN rescuing the crew o. the steam
transport " Governor wrecked 10 gale OF the trs
Gav q November eighteen hundred Al si1ty one hay
nE on board battalion Of United StlIes marines under
The command q MAJOR John u Rayn1l-s and 70 til
sea-ch for ard rescue Or the United States line-of
battle ship Vermont" j" disabled in g2le upon u.
twenty sirth q February lAst, VIII her crew a.,
freight
= :. 4Ed 4 u ftsrtR>r r-s1lr>d That TIE Secre
tarV Of the Navy be directed 20 comruncats the fore
gong rc~oati0u o. COmm0core Rirgro,i. and throug
him - ~ sf3cers sni men under hs Command
Approved March iSo4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
GEO. 4. PARSONS.

TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR al Law and solicitor IN
Cl41c-ry agent Tor prosecuting claims oi soclers and
salIers zil0Ns lglIust tue Government, Tor Bounty
Money r1u-l1us, ald Arrears " pay-Lansing, Alch
Once n BesDss Block, up stairs, Washington Ava
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

r,cov aSD CARRIAGE MAKER foot Of Washington
SIT below the llusi1g House. Wagons con
sttgtIs On baud. 10 rets0h4ble prices
ftns.re April 10. l-6l ly4l5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

An ACT TO constitute P1rkersburg. in the state Of
West Virginia, Port u Delivery

Beu enacted by The SsnGte and Hts> q Representatives.
Of the United Szt>s . ArericG ~ Congress assembled
That Parkershurg IN lhe state " West virginia shall
be an1 j. hereby Instituted port Z delivery within
The collection district q Nv Orleans and there shall
he appointed surveyor OF customs 20 reside al said
port who shall IN ad.iton o. bis own duties perform
The duties ant receive the salary anG em0.umeuts pre-
scrhed nv the Of Congress approved on the second
Of March eighteen hunirel and thriy-oue. for in
porting nerchandise into PttsoGrg. Wheeling and 9th
er places
Approved Nlrch Il, 1854.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

An ACT 10 authorize the enrolment AMI license u the
steam -tlg- ? Davidson and W 4 Muir
Bet -nad byth, ScnGts and Hsu,es sf R.prscna.ires
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
TO CONTRACTORS.-No

1 tce IS hereby given. that viii receive proposals
for grading Michigan Avenue from the Capitol square
70 the side Of the rolt running by the Reform
School until April llth, ls6I according IL iAc profile
now on fe IN the City Clerks Office The grading % De
done BY the drst day Of August The Council
serving the right reject any Al bids aad alter the
grade OF the Avenue il they v sh-
J P BAKER, Cily Marshal.
lansing. March 23d, lSo4 +65w3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
X. THAYER,

Attorney AND coUNsElLoR At Law and solicitor in
49,. Ia IAN County, Michigan. AZ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OGes a. the Drug store
cf r. Ilaysf q sou, corner Of W4shiugtoa ane Aichi
80 Avenues AL calls promptly attended 10. 4iS
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

Y HUDSON, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan, opposite
Ciot,l 0liilng General Stage once kept IN eounec
ton Nlt4 th- House.
l.---ur MN Anrll %. lsl1 4ll
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
BOOTS AND SHOES

Ever offered .l this city T.nur old irl-nd- fi Gus
toners We extend thanks Tor Lclr i0 met very IL
eral patronage aud invite them, aud Tie f,s- Oi 'Ae
Boot and shoe wearing plbic, Q" 4n examination q. or
ne stock ~ Boots and shoes which mas been ~ti-clrl
with great care strict reference o. ga, wants Oi the
people.
Bots and shoes have materially aiF F-ncel since is1
-DriuR and must advance still more bot We are deter
mined 70 sell stock mostly az Ola Prices aud there
hy sve our customers benefit. ln our store Nay Dc
found all the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
EDGAR HOUSE,

aasinx Michigan--S " Elgar Proprietor. The Edgar
HJlse ls new having been Just completed, AMI Is NJ
tel I'D throughout n the best style and with new tur
rtt4rs on Washington Avenue, the site Of the
Ola Lansing iiou-e stages leave this House daily 40
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