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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
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And learn that perfect and radical cure IL warranted
anu gatan,tvd 10 all who arc afflicted with weakness,
debility nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, Do.
preston OF sprts, distress and anguish of mind, i1ss
" sSep loss VI nenory icsa OF energy sad muscular
power pnny growth, wasting away, aud Of con.
hdonee IN thsmssl'ss, tAulng ts, eonvulsirs tvIn.
blngs impotence ard llsgust Of life.
GEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS sAYS
enme Fyilcans require to b. ell the nature q your
diseA@f--ths ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge Of tho human system enables
bin to describe the dsoS,ses wshout any information
from the patient 10 explain lite original ean'e aud TO
guarantee its cns And, what Is more valuable STILL he
VIII honestly and frankly tell whether you be eured
Or mot, All ts communications and interTlSws
strictly private anl conhdSn tial - Medical Journal
The Botanic ROmO1its Of ". Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yot to make perfSst,
radical, and per1nauent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, BE-
CRET, AND YENEREAL DISEASES without the use
OF Mercury, without hinderlnce from business, End
without fear OF discovery or exposure No deadly poi'
sons such as Arsenic nur Vomica opium, any other
PoisO1s No mercury or Any deadly minerals nothing
but purely Vegetable Botanical RCmcd.e. Lfe used II
tns wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Rene
uies never yet fsilod to cure tue most os1A and the
oet dangerous cases, and to remove all mercury and
oioCT Impurities from the system when nj other Rone-
dies had hiled.-Msdicdl J1uradI
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTENpLAT.
lAG MARRIAGE. Hear what tho Baltimore CORES.
pondent Of the Oddfeow. POonsboro, Maryland, said
on Thursday, the Slst o, May ,lsaO:
Numerous cures Of disess caused By early ,ndiscre.
tion having been performed by tl- English Botanic PLY.
iican, feel ny duty, having knowledge Of them
Wste tne isct believing that In doing 80 | may do
service to the bndsrrg. ols case in partIcu!arthsi
ola young man in this ci,yis worthy Of note lie had
become The victim Of habit the mere susion TO which
causes shudder and ater years suffering and doeter
Ing gave up ali hopes Of recovery. lie wished marry
ard was dearly beloved by as sweet girl sIsd
words OF affection, but he fearful nervous and pros.
Eated. he dared not we'd account Of the shattered
.tate q his system. Hesought resf a the hands Of the
botanic Physician and, astonishing ii may seem al
The bloom and ygor Of youth haS returned and be b
new the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Any Hho are suffering, 10 matter what their con-
psint cen call on tile Botanic Physician conhdsntiay.
Ley may rely upon relisf. His Office 10 at No. SO
EAoI q! .'et Sycamore St. and Broadway, GIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.
AFTER a TnORpUeH rRIAL or MoRE

Aztec a THOROUGH TRIAL OF MORE
THAN TEN YEARS, ihs ,ilne- piooes rnanufac
turei by thO american v Yatch o., oil Waltham
Mass, have gained firm iuld upon the favor
Of the public, and row, no less that 75,UCO VI
thaiu Eie si'eGkinR 'o' themselves H. the rock-
cts .! 'Lh r y. tIom very Insignificant
beginning tbs buiness las increased uElii We
sIe!:t;ined IN Natirgth that WE MAKt ioRE
han OEE HALF OF all the watches sold in
lhs United Stgtes. Rereated enlargement of
onr factory buildings, spt the lhbo I oi 500 uper
radVes, s''l find US unequalto supply ,tAo c0n-
alauti iIoregsirg demand And we may here
1osorVi tia: E0t WithsiG ling the high price Of
i"oor sri matpg.us, W. actually sell oGt pre-
nnet' 10 les' prices than those CurrGut 6fe
years sgo.
We ie.er to these fs3ts only for the purpose
properly introducing another subject relative
tlJuT .na.at.iuro OF watches. Hitherto our
chiot object has beenLO make yOOl watches for
Lhe million Al tho lowest possible price-some.
thug to take the place vi shc mako believe
watches called "a nG:eo, ,n"Iispines,n n"English
ta'ent Levers" &C., annually thrown upon
TINS market, in countless nuInbeEs, by Euro
peauWorkShops catches which are the relsue
u th5iT factories, unsaluablv AZ homo and pes
ieNly worthless eveTywhefe.
This o joe; We have aesJmp ished, and now
wS have to announce, that @e have oommsnced
tho mbhutacturC oi watches OF the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOW n TC CuRON-
0MlRY, - ,
nnequalicl by anything hitherto made to our
as'es ana unsurPassoa by anything mudo in
Tbs world. For thi1 purpose We have the amp
iSSt facilities We have erected ~ addition to
main buildings Cxpressl, tor TIL, branch Of our
buti asss, aud have filed It with tho bsst work
men in our sorviie. Pfoihng by orr long ex-
peri ,sGe, wS have 70 nodalel the for OF our
watches, Introducing such improvements as
nave oosn suggested and proved
70 d. god from timn 10 time, and have insti-
tutsi new ant severe tests Of isochroniSm, ad-
Justmsnt aud compensation. New machines
anl appliances have beon cUustrLgted which
perform their work with cvnsumnate uelieacy
AMI exsjtituds, AMI tle ch)iesst and most ap
proved materials only are used. Nothing 10
iAGI Is waiting either ia mechanical principles,
material of workmanship 10 insu9 perfection
n the result.
i"o coniruo 10 maaGaciurs our other well
known qualities under the following names:
"APPELT0N, IRA OK d co.,
81 81. 8. llARrLEY," f.
And the "Suilie.s WGtoh,n
"WM. ELLE9Y."
The lattOr, the lowest priced watch we make
ga sub tantial, re.iable time peace. cased in
s8T.iuy silver hunting pattern, and il not lia-
bic 70 getout Of order either in marching r'd'ng
or tlyntiHg. All tho above described watches;
i1O!uding ohs hne.t which IL name "AMGIloAy
WArCa CoarANV,n Ns sspll b. wat2h dealers
generally thToug ghouttlg country.
ROBBlNS & APPELTON,
AEerS for tha A'uorlcn Watch ColuIauy,
/ is2 BROADW AY, MI. Il
Jan'y llth ulSil -iu,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18


LIT not dependency q y longer e
tie ever prevailing bAno OF the fallen
stats Of tho human family. Bot, you
ask, how is Ihis to beprovsnteil De,
spondeucy, low spirits, despair, ten
dency 10 look upon the gloomy side
Of every thing, sre oil diff ut TO drive
away; Doctors aud medicine will not
10 it; The Ordinary stimulating driuks
Of tIie day will not do it; bnt before
y"u give up the case as bOp!Gse, try
Wjfght's RrjyuenaJing Eti1ir. As
It uams desiguates, it vii! put ne@
lilo and uninin,ion into the drooping
energies; yea. even young blood into
yoEr veins. Ye who pine upon the
brink Of the grave, who may have
tried In win to Iaiss yourssli from
the "sIough OF Despair" be induced
even th6aSI. /, may be ut the cleysnth
hour to try It's soothing influence.
Sod by al respectable druggist tbrogh
ont the Uu,trd States and Canada
eeo Advertisement in another col
THE lYDiAN REMpY.-Tho celebra
,ed lndi aB medicines known as Cher
koe' Compounds, will 10 found adyer.
tiSod in our columns. They are va
riods in kni, but all have the cnro OF
urinary arrangements tor their OBJ
i.c.. The lirdinu R,mefy 10 that one
Of .hese medicine which, unlcr tic
name Of Cherokee lsen.cdy, has be
cone SO widely known as certain
cure for FIdor Albus. Jr Whites it.
females, and the boat Spscilio in cases
Of (4onorrhota and Gleet. 1t is al
ways taken conjunction with the us
If tao Cherokee Injoction, and 80 Ia.
ken never fails OF achieving thor
ough cure either Of Gonorrhes, elect
or Flulr Albus. 10 composition it,
i a. spHfe vegetable syrup, not IN
plsasaut to take, and is wholly free
from mineral Drugs -, =. 80
umn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

8. V. Dag, McAr.hur Cowdery &
iuong, Hamdeu, c. Johnston, Newly
mouth Will * Co.. Zaleski; John Holland
Swan, NJ, P. &C. Car. Wilksyille ands
Druggists and Merchants generally throLtGh
out the United States and Canadas,
October 29Ih, ls63.--lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

PETERSON NATIONAL MAoLENE,
for March has besn received, by us
aud We will dae ssy il il not Surpass.
ed by any other magazine.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
The McArlhur Democrat.
To RendHTs.

rae True Road TO WEALTH, Is TO ADvERTIsz
SouH puuREsa. TERMS PAY IN ADVANCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

UNow 10 the time TO buy goods
at e. D. Dodges he has large stock
90 haud and will esll cheaper than
they 90 at o'ber houses any winter
goods he has you CAP buy at cost.
call aud ace him aui 60. some oI the
best 20 Jds in town.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

HoS. Wells q. lluToHINs vii
except our thanks for documents re-
ceIyed. ''''-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE efOAio, Vinton County.

SlO!hour hl,hews Co. Pl,ffa. ! In Couitof
agaisut Common
s. 3. Murray & Plsss. On
A. Soule, Dens. Execution
DURSUANT to the command Of On execution
i In the above cause to me directed from the
| Court Of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid Coun-
t. Of Yinton, win offer at public sale, az the
door Of the Court House, In the Town Of Near
,huT, In aforesaid County Of viuton, on "a -. I
IVednesaay S4ih day Of February 1864.
Between tho hours Of ten oe.ook A. NJ, aud
four o'clock PM, Of said day, the following
property to-Wit: ln-lot number sixty -four,
(s4,) middle west side. Also Tn.lot humber
forty.tNo, (42,) In the Town. Of iWiltesgills,
County Of vinton, and State Of Ohio. S'T
Taken - the property Of .. 8. Murray and
A Soule, TO satisfy judgment n fsvor OF
Siothour MathswsA 70. f7gt 20 q
AppTalsei % follows: IN lot naTater six.y.
four middle westside appraised at Ave hupafed
an. thirty-three dollars and thirty thiee sad
one thi "a esnts, and Lot numbe fSrtY-tvo apa
prsised 81 one hundred And ffy dollers, aud
must bring tNo-thiris Of that PUN. - 81
Terms fsals, each IN hsnd.
-, /. AECRs N0RRIs -
Jan'y sfst-s4 -sw. Sig. V. Gao, .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
: SHELTON BARNES EsrtTE.

kI0TICEis hereby giyentha.the nrderrirps
~ ID has hser Sely sppSin,ssd s J. spi quslifed,
.Gt o! v.rton Counsy ascssssis l,s777st
Jsa. % -et-as - eEeRoE BARrre.ss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
Width Bid col
FARM FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale 900 screc of land In Clin-
j. ton Township, Vinton County, Ohio. sls0
seIes Of II under fence and in pasture, and
lenty, Of water on 1t. 1t win make Splsrdit
4 heep Farm and eb Sold low for CASH. En-
uiTs Of j C.GARRETT,
FEB II. Is6i-4w Vintot Furnace, %.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

We propose to furnish the following
MagaEioes at tho Loves. prices.
I,ady's Book and Democrat % 90
National Magazine and Dem. $50
L.adyb Friend and Democrat $50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

LECTURE FOR THE SOLDIERs.-Mrs.S 5.
Burger S,earns, Of Detroit, lectured last We'd
nesday evening. on the SOLDIERS Aid Societies.
their past, present, aud future usefulness" The
discourse was listened to for an hour with pro-
found attention by as many persons OF both sexes
could find seats in Representative Hall. The
lecturer showed the great amount Of good al
ready accomplished 0y these Societies, and the
necessity OF continuing and increasing their use
fuaess while the war should last But the prin-
cipal feature OF the lecture vas proposition to
reOrganize them on a new basis, and make them
permanent. She proposed to admit gentlemen
TO membership, and assumed that in every COM
nunity one bali of all the adult men and women
would be found willing to unite, and be able to
pay permanent Tee To the Association equal on
An average to one cent day sch. These funds
we're TO be devoted, after the close of the war.
10 an alienation, and far as poss bic. to a cure
Ut all the evil- OF society, Of which she gave a
most formidable lisi. The ignorant, the poor.
The degraded the orphan. the prisoner, the Grim.
nal, the destitute. Of every neighborhood were
whole face Of community be changed by com.
maniOu OF action between those two classes who
10 all the good that is done in the world-brave
men and brave women.
In reply to the skcptical feeling that would
arise with some that such a scheme of philan.
shropy was visionary and utopian, and utterly
impractcable, she adduced, With much ingenuity
and force, the great truth that every important
scheme Of human action which has been carried
out in practice, has frat existed in the imasna-
ton OF one or Of a few Individuals There was
time when the discovery of America had no
existence except in the brain OF Columbus Our
Pilgrim Fathers left their native land with the
deal hope of finding refuge from oppression
in America. which became a reality and our
fathers OF the Revolution foug aud suffered
With the ideal expectation Of founding a great
and free Republic, which intangible mental con-
ceptOn now stands forth living reality.
THIS lecture was written with care and 10 very
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

INGHAM COUNTY CREDITs-Wc are in
debtcd to Erastus Peek, E,q, for the foIowi 9
statement Of credits Of the several townships
and wards Of this county, as shown by The rec
ords Of the Provost Marshal's Office for this dis
trict after having received aud counted tie vet
Gran credits. We received this last too late for
publication last week, but was informed on its
reception thar draft would take place in the
four towns in which deficiency existed, under
the lsat Call Of the President for 2OO. 900 men, on
Friday last. This draft took place at the appoin
ted time. The remainder Of the statement will
be of interest to all, and of value for future ref
erence:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

hENARKABLE WELL.-Mr. Andrew
ber'en has obtained valuable artesian well. at
us slaughter house, in the Second Ward at
very H'ue cost While digging for water, at the
uep'o Of fourteen feet, the workman found the
S'''" giving away under him snd concluded to
A'Send IN bis bucket. The water rushed in from
."e cotton and followed him to the top, where
'esA" 70 run over, aud has continued to do so
s'nee' The stream il large, being equal to about
~ square inches, and the velocity is great The
a'e' has slightly sulphurous taste and smell.
W. : Otherwise excellent for drinking. The top
" 'ae we'll is ouly about eight feet above the.
e'ei OF the river. bu, If the stream were confined
" would probably Use 10 or Is feet more, thus
-aAng valuable water power Mr. Bertch is
A.ing measures for combining the water. and
''"0 s II to lis utmost height.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

MICHIGAN FEMALE CoLLECE-The An.
nVersAFy Exercises Of the Michigan Female
College vii commence With the annual examina-
Tons on the 2Sd OF June, from Thursday, S -
a n, TO ?. u. Friday, - A. N to- P n:
Monday, ID A. Il, to II l-2PM.
baecalAureate Sermon Sunday morning, June
%, at the VI. Z. Church, by the Rev Mr. Buck
ley, OF Detroit
Address before the CalliOpean Society. BY Or
H. T. Aedzie, Of the State Agricultural College
Representative Hall. on Monday evening, Juns
9Th, al Z IL o'clock
Oonmeneement exercises, and address to the
.as Graduating Class, by Rev Dr. Hogarth, O.
detroit al Representative Hall, on Thursday
'ans 2sGb, At lOAM.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

TuE Wool TRADE.-It il somewhat
earlier than usual for the opening Of the wool
market but wool begins TO come in cOnsdera-
bly,, and buyers have been able 10 purchase
small lots, enough to make, perhaps, a thousand
pounds each. The buyers in this market are
Merrhed x Weller. Ford & Wells, and F. NJ
Cowles, in the Second Ward and Turner &
Bixby and J. Robson 4 Co., in the First W lard
The prices paid thus far have been from IS to
Is l-2 ceats but come buyers are nov offering
IS cents for the best grades These figures, We
observe, correspond closely with the prices
which are being paid in other parts of the State.
Most OF the sellers are willing to receive their
paw in current b,uksble funds. without insisting
on having the national currency.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

good style; bat We presume that it failed to con-
vince the older part of the au ience that all the
evils Of society can be removed, IL any cousidera-
able degree. oy any one association. hoEeTer
wisely organized OF generally supported. Such
an idea IS the am Of benevolent youth. which
il not accepted a. a reality by pAi.aathropic men
and women, WHO have spent a lie time ia trying
to do good, ani being ready TO die, fad the
world has been advanced, by their utmost efforts,
but very little
Some Ct tie audience came TO hear Miz.
Stearn- patty oui Of curiosity, they having nev
er before heard q woman lec'nre. We believe
that all vent away wi,h iha conviction thar it j.
possible fys lsd- 20 sPeak eifscilalg - q pso-
miscuous aadieace 10 oehalf o. -.f.fi.c ta-
maliiy, ~.tAout s,eppag cut Of her true sple. e..
or compromising her rnoiesy aaI dig ify 80
woman.
The sum IF SO - was contributed by ti-
audience Tor tu, help of tas Al societies Of
Lansine.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

The number Of unmarried men over Il years
Of age is 3O-of married. 1877
The number of unmarried women over u
years Of age, Is 4s-of married 1873
There are no deaf aud dumb, blind, insane.
idiots or eolored persons in the Ward
The number Of marriages the preceding
year was six. The number of deaths was Is
The number Of dogs, each paying one dollar
year tax, is l9
The Third Ward in 1860 had 1T dwelling
houses, Isl families, and 9ls persons including
10 colored
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

AT THE AcADEMY-The examination
Of classes in the above institution will take
place in the Academy building on Thursday and
Friday, 10th and l7th between the hours OF
9 o'clock A. VI. and 4PM
Thursday evening will be devoted to exer-
fcises Of the Primary Department under the di
reetion Of Miss Williams, consisting Of music
and rehearsals.
Friday evening the Philomatheon Society
will hold an exhibition consisting of essays
declarations and manuscript paper, inter
spersed with music, under the direction of Mis-
Hewitt
There will b. a vacation of ten weeks before
the commencement of another term
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
Tug JACKSON r R-Wc learn tb,t

THE JACKSON II. Rive learn that
on lat monday contract was made with Alex
snder McDo"ell, E-q, Of Amherstburgh, c. W
for the clearing, grubbing. earthwork, culverts,
road crossings aud cattle guards Of the Jackson
and Lansing Railroad. The work was let on
very favorable terms, and is TO be completed in
ten months The furnishing Of ties and the
bridging will be let in a separate contract The
prospects for the early completion OF the road are
favorable
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

THE WEATHER. - The season in this
vicinity has, so far, been very unfavorable. In
the time for ploughing and planting. the ground
was wet, and now We are suffering from the OPP
posite extreme There has been only a slight
rain in several weeks, and garden products are
tiuued cold nights. There was quite a frost on
Sunday night. Grass and oats will be light with
u, unless rain comes soon.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

MoRE New GooDs.-We would call
the attention Of the public to the new adver-
ti,ement Of Mr.. B. F. Smone. in another col
umn. Mr. simons visited the ca. carly this
spring and brought on q heavy stock Of spring
aud summer Dry Goods, hut owing 10 the ia
pidity Of his sales, doubtless attributable To-
the superior quail ty Of hi- goods and the fact
that they were new, be has been compiled again
to visit the east to meet The urgent wants Of
bis customers. The opening Of this second
stock il announced IN bis advertisement. Read
it, and if you want goods at reasonable prices,
patronize his establishment
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
v ednesday Morning. June Is. 1864.
NnTlCE ND OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

TheFrGCREs which olrsa5scribsrs will dad attached
70 SER their papers indicate tie NrSsEE %
the paper 70 which their subscription is paid BY tile
a.aas5sr" i meant the WHOLE NUMBER" which
nay be found 10 1he healing Of ths papor, which b
raazsl weekly being increased each week afiy tive
a1u8sfs constituting year BY referring 10 Ihls
her 10 the heading u tho paper and comparing wish
the number attached tse name or direction the
s.osr sl0crosrs can read soc how their account
no On our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

STRAWBERRY FEsTlvAL-The Ladies
Of the Congregational Church will give a Straw
tive Hall, this Wednesday, evening, for the pur
chase If a musical instrument for the Church
Admission 10 the Hall, 10 cents; refreshments
extra The public are cordially invited to attend
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

THz DEAFT-The following are the
names o. tAe persons drafted il this county on
Friday lasf, TO make up tie deficiency existing
under the call for 100000 men.
Meridiau-Jaoob B. Greenm4a Jesse Hew-
lett
Aforementioned o. Thomas Martin S Lay
COCK
AureIiu-Ansell Oden, Harlow Curtis
White Oak-Msron ,. Van Buren,, Henry J
Stoner, Jane Hetgin, Daniel Holland. Joseph
A. D.tchor, David Yanderwort. Ephram W
woodward. james S ger, Richard .kley, Sam
uel W. Scott. Israel Winger Edsard Rose
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
MICHIGAN School REpoRr AND LAW

MICHIGAN School REPORT AND LAWS
FOR ls63.-We are indebted 10 C. B. Stebbins,
Esq, for copy Of this valuable work, being
the 9th Annual Report Of the Superintendent
amount OF Information on everything connected
with the education Of the people, from the con-
struction If the smallest school house to the
Of the State Tn versity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
Prrrpsov-Tbe July number of this

PErERsox.-The July number Of this
cheap and popular Magazine has been received,
being the commencement Of the 46th volume.
The present number contains forty-three arti-
cles and eighty-tbree embellishments. The
engraving Coming Home from the Fancy
Ball is very pretty. The articles on Horse
manship are concluded in this number.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

WoUyOED-Lieut ii. b. Carpenter, Of
this city, Co. A, 10Th Infantry, was slightly
wounded in the arm, June Sd, at the battle Of
Bertha Church.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

ENTERTAINMENT. - The ladies Of the
Soldiers AID Society will give an entertainment
at the State House, on the evening OF Thursday.
the 23i Instant. Further notice next week
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

THIRD WARD CESsUs-Through the
politeness Of Mr. Johns, Supervisor Of the
Third Ward. We have been favored with a
.ynopsis Of the census Of that Ward. as follows:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

Real EsTArE-F VI. Cowles Esq, Of
tits city, mas sold to II. II Smith, Lot s, block
90. on Capital Avenue, for the sum Of e., 500
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

TgIFLIsG WIN HUNAW LIE The baess'
imposition Of the ags has ben rraetoed by villains WI.
are making an selling au article p1rpo-t-g 20 De- Chem
zeal s.eraius-ias Housewives F4vor.t '--laia ~
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