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&es-scbauu manufacturers, $50 Broonae street. tho
poery el goods ., who essle and retsi Pipes cot 10
I.rssr ysrsfrtd boiled and mounted.
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APFENDfA @.
ORDINANCE TO roR rHr PROsy1.pwxxr ~ V1f.
rErskhs ioh fhk ARMIES cy rny usIos, AND
o. fiE quota or yHE royafy oy rrw SoR.
THOUSAND - 49, w.
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srcos For The purpose Of ey drs ma ra<ias OF ,ho
additional nusnter OF men recently called for The Pcsi
horgso sna orsecd 20 pay as berensl,er provided such
sa sne sa " MONEY rs uvJ DC ntccsa 10 ohtala
ccptabe vonntrers
hundred dollars for any onsoan,s wro shall ts crcGp
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don't
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29

NovELETTEs.-'The Prize Essay" and
cites which originally made their appearance in
the Missouri Republican, and which were sub
sequently published in book form. They appear
ed several years since, aud the numerous enco-
miums received at the hands Of a discriminating
public at the time OF their publication is tsstino-
ny sufficient Of the merits Of these productions.
They have been extensively read, and have
never yet failed to interest and smuse. They are
now offered for sale for the first time in this sec
ton at the bookstore OF A j. Yiele, the two in one
book, pamphlet form. neatly printed, at the price
Of 30 Cents
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WARD MEErrNGs.-Republican elec-
tors Of the several Wards of the City of Lansing,
and all other true Union loving men, who favor
supporting the Government in crushing Ost re-
osiOn. in maintaining the supremacy of the
Avs, and in obtaining an honorable peace, are
requested to meet on Thursday Evening, June
SOth, 1854, at l-2 o'clock, at the places named
OeO". for the purpose Of electing four delegates
IN each Ward, to attend the County Convention,
to be held at Mason, Saturday, July I'd, 1854.
FIRST Ward-As the Seymour House;
Second Ward-At the Council Room;
Third Ward-At the Edgar House;
Fourth Ward-At the 0neida House.
BY ORDER WARD COMMITTEES.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.-Ths Second
bali term Of the State Agricultural College, will
commence on the 18th day Of July, when the
classes will mostly enter on new branches Of
study. To be admitted TO the lowest class, can
ddates must be qualified to begin the studies of
Algebra and Rhetoric. Students are admitted
to advanced standing, or to select studies on
passing proper examinations Examinations have
been in progress during the week. Those in
Entomology, Botany, Chemistry, French, Arith-
netc and Geometry. will take place on Thurs
day in the above order, from 1870 A. NJ. to 5
Pm
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CoSTNEsTAL-We are in receipt Of the
July number Of this magazine. It's table Of
contents embraces the following articles: The
Army-its Organization aud Movements; Kaone;
American Slavery and Finances The Cross
The English Press Life on Blockader; Buckle,
Draper-Church and State Look Out Mountain;
One Night Aphorisus James Fenimore Coop
err On Secession aud State Rights; The Recon-
struction Flower; Recognition; The Seven Hun
dredth Birthday Of a German Capital; The DAH-
ish Sailor American Civilization; Church Music.
John F. Trou, publisher, New York. $500 per
year, postage paid by publisher.
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COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT exam
nations in the Michigan Female College took
place on tie several days as announced in our
last paper. We had designed to be present,
but much to our regret, indlsposltion prevented.
But on Monday We had the pleasure of hearing
the address OF DR.. kedzie, of the Agricultural
College, before the Calliopean Society. It was
listened to with much interest by large audi
ence. 1t was entirely scientific in its character,
the subject being the effects of Air and Water
upon the physical universe. As scientific
lecture, it was uniQue--that is tho best word We
can find to describe it, as it was unlike any dis
course ON science we had ever heard. 1t seemed
to combine all the important results OF sclsn-
t6c study on these topics for thousands OF years,
and yet these were presented in manner so
plain and beautiful that any person OF cultiVa-
ted mind could both understand and admire.
The wonderful adaptation OF these two agents
in the world of matter, was set forth 90 as TO be
in ITSELF a most unanswerable discourse against
Atheism.
On Tuesday morning. the Representative
ence, anxious to see and hear the Commence
ment exercises The following was the order of
the day:
Music; Prayer; Music; Latin SalutatOry-
Eppie L. Clark, Washington, ID. c.. Bread and
Butter-Lucia NJ. Carpenter, Lansing Out Of
Darkness. Light-Eppie L. Clark Shells-Ellen
E. Turner, Grand Rapids; Our Doubts are Trait
ors-valedictory Louise BascOm, Lansing :;
Music Presentation OF diplomas; Address by
Rev. J. NJ. Buckley, of Detroit; Music Part
ing Song; Benediction.
The essays were all we'll read, and we're uR-
derstood aud appreciated by the whole audi
ence. The article on Shells, had some good
thoughts "Out of Darkness. Light" was good,
but the doctrines drawn from the text seem to
be somewhat far fetched. Miss Bascon's re-
marks, aud also her valedictory, were very good
in the thoughts, in the style and manner of do
livery.
The diplomas were presented to the graduates
by Hon. o. NJ. Barnes.
The address by Rev. Mr.. Buckley occupied
about an hour, and was very interesting Hi:
subject was Switzerland-its physical scenery
its moral and religious aistOry-its connection
with Calvnism. and through that, with the in
stitutious OF our fathers and its influence on oul
own destiny and character as a nation; and hs
concluded with an appeal to American women
freely expressing his conviction that in this hour
of their country's danger, they had not come up
to that high standard of patriotism which they
ought to have displayed Mr.. Buckley is &
prompt aud ready speaker, passing easily from
thought TO thought, and yet combining much ia
! few words. We should suppose that be nigh
be favOrite with popular assembly.
The occasion was a very pleasant one to the
audience, and the exercises sustained the higt
{ reputation which the Institution has heretotor,
20 deservedy attained.
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich

Il igan, county OF lngham, sat session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of Ingham holden 81 the
Probate Office the village u Mason, Tuesday, the
eth day II June the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty four Present, Vim. II Pnckney. Judge
Of Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of Perry
Edward deceased On reading and rlng the petition
duly verified u Henry Reeves creditor, praying that
letters Administration upon SAID estate may be grant
ed to some suitable person:
ThereupOn il ordered, That Monday the 18th dsy OF
July next At IL O'Clock the forenoon. be ass gnei
for the hearing Of SAID petition and that the heirs law
said deceased AMI AL other persons interested in sad
estate required appear at SESSION OF said Court
then to be holden the Probate Oce The village OF
Mason show cause II any there be, Why the prayer
or the pettCner should not be granted And IL IS fur
Their Ordered That said petitioner give notice 10 the
persons interested estate. Of the pendclcy Of
said petition aud the hearing thereof by causing copy
OF this order 10 be published the Lansing Republican
q newspaper printed and circulating IN said county Of
Ingham successive weeks previous said day Of hear
ing. "A true cOpv } WN H PINCkNET.
sw477 Judge Of Probate.
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MMITARy.-We precelye that by mil
itary order, the old Third Regiment, which has
been through almost every battle of the Poto-
mac army, since the first Bull Run, has disap-
peared from the service at the end of three
years The Third aud Fifth have been consoh-
dated into one, a part Of the officers OF each be
ing retained
We were glad to welcome back to his home
that well tried aud brave veteran, John Broad,
Of this city, a member or Company G.
Sergeant Allen Shattuck is home on furlougb,
awaiting the healing Of his arm, which was shat
tered 10y ball.
William RAyner, of this city, heretofore re-
ported a. wounded, died on the 18th inst.
Matthew Fitzpatrick, formerly reported killed,
has been heard from as prisoner among the
rebels. Lieut. II. b. Carpenter, Of the Twenti.
eth has returned to await the recovery from his
wound
Also Lieut. J. A. Elder, Of the Eighth, wound
ed in the battle OF the Wilderness, has also re-
turned on Through.
A letter from a member OF Co. B, End g. S.
S. Shooters, dated before Petersburg, June IS,
states that yesterday William Sherwood was
wounded in the breast, and Frank Lyon received
a flesh wound in the arm. He resides in Leslie.
To day James TOuse was wounded in the leg
slisL,ly." 4 Pootsa-is.t an Sunday saws "Cant.
Guest was hit with a piece of spent shell which
knocked him down and injured his lungs lit
tie, but he will be around in a day or two. We
have Just heard from William Sherwood. He is
doing first rate. Henry Parker of our company
was slightly wounded in the hand Other CON-
panies have lost heavier than we. We have one
Captain, one First and one Second Lieutenant.
These are all the commissioned officers with US
now. Our Major was wounded day before yes
terday. Our regiment is kept on skirmish line
nearly all the while. We generally 60 out at three
o'clock in the morning. 1t would be something
strange for US to rest one day."
A letter from the 10th Infantry, dated before
Petersburg June 20, states that the loss of that
Regiment in the fights of the four preceding
DAYS was four killed and II wounded.
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EXECUTORS SALE.-In the matter

IL Of the estate of Anse Adams deceased Notice
hereby given that by virtue license granted to by
the Probate Court for the county Of ngham IN the state
OF Mchig4n Of the last will and testament
Of SAID Ansel Adams will sell public auction II
the highest bidder at the former residence OF said de-
ceased At eleven O'Clock the forenoon "Wednesday
the 18th day Of June 1864 all the right title and inter
est OF deceased, and 10 the following described
real estate in the city aud the township OF
Lansing said county, subJsct 10 the dover right Of
widow % said deceased, 10 VIII abOut Is acres OF
land being part Of the west half Of the north west
quarter Of section C5) fifteen, township ~ four north
Of range % west located the city Of Lansing
both sdes shSwassee Street, and bounded south by
lands belonging J. Kerr, west by section line aud
Lansing Cemetery north by section line and Lansing
Cemetery aud east by State Reform school land.
part Of said lands being encountered by mortgage Tor
81 Gao and about 3lSO back interest. We expect how
ever be able to give clear title, and To sell said
ian is lots Of nearly each fronting on Shla
asse street the Avenue fronting tho state Reform
school Also the west half Of southeast quarter $50
acras tho west fractional hall OF the south fraction
of the north quarter (5l acres OF section seven
u township four "a north OF range two q west,
township Of Lansing, county and State Aforesaid, sub
ect incumbTance OF mortgage for - 900 and about
ISIS interest These lands will be sold IL TWO 10 and
81 4 aero lots, arrangements having 0sen made To
life the mortgage ths payment Of amoty ot the dues
said mortgage altogether as may SUIT purchasers
" B-The city property will be sold in lots plat
Of she DO at the residence OF Mrs Adams
on the premises BEISI Z ADAhSi anu
JOHN ). WOOD,
Executors aforesaid
lansing, April 4, 1864.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Tuesday, the
18th day Of June, 1864, at O'Clock P. NJ
Betsy c. ADAMS and
JOHN 8 WOOD,
Executors.
Lansing June Is, 1854 47sWl
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, tbs 26th
BETSY c ADAMS, and
JOHN 3 WOOD,
Executors
Lansing, June IS 1864 47sw3
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Total

III. - II5 GOO lbs
lH'' nas been bought at prices from IS 90 SIS
'' ana the average win probably be close
49, % cents This would make the sum of
.''''4OO paid out here for wool within the last
three weeks. '''''
.1e's mas Been an upward tendency in the
-''lket the range for the week being from 81
% cents But yesterday 81 l-2 were offered
:" Oes'n with. Holders of wool are rather di.
E''eu 70 seu' but they generally insist upon hav
we National currency, and buyers cannot
'u'e' the market successfully without it.
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Wednesday Msrning, June 20. 1864.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

rbsFGURRs which oursabseribsrs will nnd attached
their names on their papers indicate ihs NrEsEE d
Ne paper which their subscription 10 paid BJ ihs
..mbsr" Ia meant the WHOLE NUMBER" which
s.y be found Ihs heading Of The paper, which IL
s.nssd weekly being increased one each week ny two
,sssrs constituting yeAr. By referring 10 ihsnunl
s,r u the heading u the paper and comparing with
sambsr attached 30 ths name or direction, On Ihe
,.,sr our subscribers readily how their assoun1
r.sa on our books
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Tue ENTERTAINMENT entertain
nsnt on Thursday evening for tho hsns6t Of the
soldiers, was very largely attended, especially by
The younger part of the community. The coca
sion was one Of much cheerful and social enjoy
nsnt. The proceeds would have been larger,
had not the supplies given out, sufficient proVis-
ion not having been made for the Unusual num-
bers presnt.
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BAILRY's BLOcK.-The foundation walls
Of Bailey's new block have been completed by
The wOrkmen, and they will soon be ready for the
bricks. These walls are laid quite deep, and
have been put up with much care and labor,
lnd for strength, solidiEy and finish, exceed any
piece Of work Of the kind that We have exam
ned in tho city.
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MATRIMONIAL.
IF YOU WISH TO MARRY. A

It
dress the undersigned who viii send you without
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will enable you marry happy and speedily 10 matter
how oil how ugly, poor. This Is 4 reliable A.
fair The information Will cost you nothing and Il you
wish l. marry viii cheerfuy assist you All letters
strictly confdentnl The desired information sent by
return mail, and no questions asked. Address
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The DRoUGHT.-Prof. Kedzie stated on
Monday evening that the amount OF rain which
bad fallen at this place for year past was only
II inches whereas the usual amount in this lat
Jude is about SO inches. increasing as we go
south until We arrive at the equator, where the
annual rains attain an aggregate of 81 inches.
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INV DREss.-The Saturday EUening
Post, published at Philadelphia, has donned an
entire new dress, and makes neat and tasty ap-
pearance in its new attire. The Post il one OF
the oldest and beat story papers published in
family. Deacon Peterson, publishers, PhilA-
delphia. 81 90 year.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE OF The LANSING AM

nFFICE Of The LANSING AND
~ JACKSON RAILROAD COMPANY, June 2l 1864
To the Stockholders Of sGid Company,
Pleas take notice that the Board Of Directors OF the
Lansing Jackson Railroad Company have in pursuance
OF law made the following upon the capital
stock OF said Company. VIZ.
First The OF tn per cent on all stock upon which
moth ng has been paid and the OF fve per cent
all stock upon which five per cent. has been paid all
payable the first day o. July next
second The sum OF fire per cent on all stock payable
on the nrst day OF August next.
Third The Of ten per CENT monthly Thereafter on
all stock payable on the first day OF every succeeding
month until otherwise ordered by the Board or said
stock be All paid
Which assessments to be paid 10 James Turner
the Treasurer Of SAID Company, at his Office IN the city
Of Lansing or before the times prescribed FOR the
ment Of the same.
By order OF the Board OF Directors,
47sW3 o. BARNES, Secretary.
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GoDEY-We acknowledge the receipt
of the July number of this Ladies' favorite.
Nothing published in this country excels Cooley
in artistic skill and taste, in the adaptation OF
its contents to the wants and tastes OF the class
for which il is intended. Il il gem, rare in
richness and beauty. Every lady in the land
should possess it. Published by L. A Cooley,
PHILADELPHIA. $500 per year
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WOOL MARKET.-A late number of the
DrAOd Rapids Eagle under the head of Some
"OOb figures up the sales in that place at
.V0'oOo pounds, which it couceives to be more
= saAn mad been purchased at any one place in the
O'A'e' Bat the aggregate purchases of our buy
e's loot up considerably more:
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NJ - wv 70
lns printing, amounting TO g., was donated
0J Asssrs. John A Kerr 4 Co.
lie Society received during that evening, a
counterfeit three dollar bill on the " Charter Oak
Oank, Hartford. Conn.,, which il will be pleased
" nave redeemed by the person who gave it.
MRS. r. C. DART, Treasurer.
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LEcTURE.-Rev. A. b Whiting will
deliver Lecture at the Senate Chamber, on
Friday eve, July 18th, at 7 IL O'Clock, on the
subject Of Spirituslism.
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FoULrH OF JULY.-There will be a
Steamboat Excursion on Grand River, and En-
,srtainment See the particulars in handbills.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-The annual
renting Of the slips in the Presby terian Church
will take place at the Church on Thursday, June
80, at FIVE o'clock P. NJ.
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SOLDIERS FEsnvAL.-The following is
a'talemsnt of the receipts and expenditures of
'ae Festival given by the Ladies of the Military
AID Society, at Representative Hall, June Esd.
Total recents e.o. sa
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Collins, all Sizes Constantly on Hand.
ALSO,
Fisk Patent Metallic Burial Cases!
DIOR ORDINARY INTERMENTS

Il DeposIting IN Vaults, and Transportation, they
have rival They made Of the nO.t imperishabls
materials and enameed inside and out, prevent
H. - ID 49, % Hrfe non.
properly cemented the remains VI the deceased free
from rrupton OF water dsprsdAtions OF vsrmin and
may without OfeAsve OdOr be kept as long desir-
ed thus Obvating the necessity OF hAsfy burals Their
long successful use and she appreciation given them
renders unnecessary any extended notice Of their value
able advantages ly-466
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HOUSE AND LOT FOX SALE!

on CORNER TOWEsE6D AND ST. JOSEPH sTREETs
Pc. AYREs.
Lansing, June J. 1874 - 49,