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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
FRUIT TREES
For Spring Transpianting
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS AN
Il Agency from the Great Western Nursery, OF Iole
do Ohio for procuring contracts for trees shrubbery
&c for the Spring OF transplantng This Nurse
~ has the reputation Of supplying the best Fruit Trees
OF any similar institution In the northwest and u one
Of the largest and best conducted will the
neghboring towns, far as able, TO procure con-
tracts those in want OF any kind Of Trees Shrubs
can call on ma nv residence IL Lansing whore they
will nd Catalogues and descriptive lists from which
10 make their selections The trees will be delivered
promptly and good season, and In the best OF order
would reser TO Messrs. A. Z Burr J. c Bailey, J NJ
Shearer l. Grlett jr, II. 1ngersoll, Grove whitney
lansing Daniel sherman, Wacousta; Mr. Humphrey q
Okemos as 10 the quality Of the irses furnished from
this nursery. 3. !. WILLIAMS
! lansing, New %, 1scs kSsns
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
Michigan LegisiaterH.
SENATE.
IL

CENAIE.
Wednesday, Jan.
The Majority IF the Committe on Bodbties
submitted a long report Oh that subject, and
recommended bill for general law, 10 leu oi
The special bills referred to them, legalizing the
former action Of towns, cities aud counties IN
raising bounties; authorizing them to Issue new
bOnds, scrip or orders. in lieu Of former issues
for that purpose; enabling such townships aud
wards az have not filed their quotas TO raise
bouniies not 10 exceed $500 TO each man; and
providing for a State bounty Of Sl0O and a
county. city or township bounty Of 500 in all
future cases Of calls for volunteers
Tie bill was read twice and referred TO Com
miltee Of the Whole.
The Minority Of the Committee, MeSsrs.
Clark and Warner, submitted an adverse report
report.
The following were read a third time and
parsed.
Joint Resolution relative 10 construction Of
an Artesian We'll, at the State Reform School
House bill to authorize companies for run
ning, booming or rafting logF
HoCsE
Wednesday, Jan q.
Mr. Lockwood introduced a joint resolution
expressive Of confidence in the administration
of A Lincoln, and nominating him for the
next Presidency.
Referred 10 committee on Federal relations.
The bounty bill was made the special order
Of Friday NEXT
COMMITTEE Of the Whole considered several
bills and reported them back 10 the House.
afternoon Sessioa.-TAe joint resolution OF
Mr. Lockwood, nominating Mr. Lincoln, &c
was reported back to The committee and order
cd 10 q third reading
Thursday, Jan. %.
SENATE
The committee on Interpretations reported
back the
Bill to amend the charter of the city of De
troit
Referred to committee OF the whole
Mr. Crapo gave notice Of intention TO intro
duce
A bill to amend the general railroad law.
Mr. Moore offered the following:
Whereas The Board of State Auditors were.
BY Join; resolution No %, approved March ls,
1868. authorized to adjust and settle the claim
or the State against the bail of John Mckin
uey, late State Treasurer;
.7ud lVhereas The said board were unable to
determine xhe lher they had legal authority IN
der the resolution above named, to disckarg'
Allen r. Burr one Of said bail, without releas-
ing the other sureiies;
.4nd trhereas, Justice seems TO demand thai
said Board be authorized to release ard dis
charge said Allen r. Burr from his liability as
such surety; therefore
Resolved, (the House concurring) That the
Governor be requested, by special message, io
recommend such action of this Legislature as
shall confer the proper authority upon the
Board of State Auditors, to release Allen r
Burr from further liability as surety in the cas'
above named.
Mr.. French moved to refer the resolution to
the committee on State affairs;
Which motion did Lot prevail.
Mr. French moved to amend, by striking out
the last subdivision of the preamble;
Which amendment was accepted.
The resolution as thus amended was ther
adopted.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
EMMA G.. FOX.

WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET
w all parsons desiring % take Lessous IN DrawinE
SSetchins or Painting, Ia Rom No 81 in the LAnsing
Ac1demy- Hours OF Instruction from two 70 four p
Collret Crlyoa aEi Noa0chrOmagic tusaty shillings
per term Penciling two dollars Water Colors four
dollars. Oh Painting, nins dollars. G<py
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03

H 7 NJ M a NJ ee, w a TT
HAVE JUST OPENED A NEW
II Nsat Aad Provision Market, one door North Of
Dotge's Block, Washington Avenue, where they will
always keep on hand supply OF
Fresh, salt, and Dried Meats
OYSTERS. PROFESSIONS, dc.
Lansing Novembsr H. Iess AA-
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AMERICAN HOUsI
EDGAR HOUSE,

aasing, MiehgaIN. ". Eigar ,PfoPrietor ins Eag.'
Holss !s new having 0eea just completed anl = ~
tai 40 Ia the best style, and win ns" -r
allure On Washington Avenue, near the site OF me
old faasing House stages this House daily 40
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r.. THAYER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR a. Law and s'sIP. -
cnaccsry AMI Circuit Court Commissioner "''.i-.
80. Ingham County, Michigan -
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- a.. APikANG.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once a. .Hs DI1s SIgf-
. - Tn,ver 4 son corasr Of Washington and AicAl
S.n AvsaIes. All calls promptly attended 10 3IS
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GEO. 4. PARSONS,

rr0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR At l." and solei.or n !,
rss-v sysnt for prosecuting claims Of solcIers and
soliisrs WILLOWS against the OOvernmeHti iof bo-hsy
uoasv Pensions and arrears VI pay-L<nsingi Aisu.
once in D.s1ss B.oeks aP stars Warrington a.
uuo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03

trdaT, Jan. ~
The bill to amend Charter Of the City Of
Detroit was read the third time and passed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03

v.oo,s .OD CARRIAGE MAKER, foot Of Warrington
So bslox tns LAnsng House. Wagons con
sttotly d h4nl, a. selson2o4s pfi-sa 80.
T,nsrg April ~, i-6l Bfi~
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Businsss Direfturp.
80 =. L. LANTERMAN,
31 DENTIST.
.1-,5S4TIO PRATT,

rs.tb mounted % Cold, SILVER OF H1OoSi 49, - -
So - -I'aee o. Grand street, directly last o. Ia
Capitol lansing NICE.
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Senate went into Committee Of the Whole
on the special order-the bounty BILL
afternoon Session - Special order agsin
considered 10 Committee OF the Whole, with
out action.
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CINCINNATI nAnKET.
CINCINNATI, March Q


CATTLE.-We now quote inferior
at 50 25@2 70; common S3@3 80,
and prime to choice SIS 25@5 IS. In
some cases extra choice KcGtucky cat
tie, brought SCOT, %. rv -rrr,-,....
SHEEP I'm good supply and fair
demand, as s6@7 rs per Genital gross,
HOGS.-The supply has been light,
and prices are Scots higher, closing at
So 5O@S, per GENITAL gross.
@sAIN-There has boen firm
feeling on the part ofholders of Wheat
owing to the,reports regarding the in
jury. done the growing crop by the
late severe weather, and many have
withdrawn from the market with their
stocks, but there has been no pcrccpt-
ible increase in the demand, and pri-
ccs remain in tho Same position they
were week ago, and we quote red at
81 2S@1 30; hill, 81 33@1 35, and
white 81 35@1 40.
Corn has been quite dull, distiIlcrs
having to great extent withdrawn
from tho market, & prices declined to
s5@90c; tho latter rate at tho lower
dcpots.
Oats have been in good demand at
7Sc, holders asking 70 at the close in
elevators. :, E5Erf NH IHT,
There has been good demand for
Rye at 81 80, holders asking rather
higher rates, without being able to OBJ
tam thom. .rllL -IIl-.l-l. L.--
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyE
NUE..
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1894.

The attention of tax payers is hereby called 10 tho
provisions Of the United states Excise Law relative
to the assessment Of annus taxes.
BY the sixthsectOn Of the Of July ], 1867 is
made the duty OF all persons, partnerships brIns
socations, corporations, made liable 10 any annlr
duty license, or tax, on or bfDre Tic fcd WoadB Ot
Nay IL each year, 10 make list return 10 the As
sistant Assessor of the District where located 0f the
amount Of annual income, the articles or objects
charged with special tax, and the business Occu-
patton liable 10 pay any license.
Every person who shall fill 10 make snch return by
the day specified will he liable 10 be assessed BY the
Assessor according 10 the best information which he
can obtain; and in such the Assessor il required
add my per centun u the amount Of the items VI
suchlist.
Every person wha shall deliver to an Assessor ans
false or Fraudulent list statement with intent 10
evade the valuation or enumeration required BY law,
such case the list will be made Outby the Assessor
Assistant Assessor, and FROM the yRnatOn and emu.
ineratlon 80 made there can bc no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those for IL
cences, viii not he demanded until the thirtieth day
Of june
The appropriate blanks on winch TO make return
and all necessary information, will be furnished By
hINNls FRirrER, Assistant assessor for the 7th Dyis
ion, 20 whom the returns should be delivered on or
before the first Monday Of May, at his Office in Lan-
caster,
BY Jacob Y Wiacnan, Assistant Assessor for the
9Th Division, a Bremen, commencing March Ith and
continuing fire days at East Rushyille, commencing
March 18th and continuing fve days; at Millcr5pon
Zlst 0i March, and continuing fee days; at Baltimore
2sth of-March, and continuing three days ut Basil
5lst Of March, and continuing three days. aud at his
Office in New Salem thereafter.
by isaIc f. KoOntz, Assistant Assessor for the sth
Division, at Royalton, 10Th Of March, and continuing
five days; at Amanda, 2lst Of March, and continuing
six days at Gearport, 2sth Of March, and continuing
SIX days; ut Oakland, 4th Of April, and continuing
fve days ut Stoutsville, 1lth Of April and continl
ing five days, and at his residence thereafter, in Mad
isOn township
BY Abraham W. Beery, Assistant. Assessor for the
9th Division at Pckcrington 18th 0f March, and con.
tinuing five days; at LOckvi!le, 2lst Of March, AMI
continuing five days. and at his office in LthOpolis
thereafter
To whom the returns should bc delivered on or
before the first Monday Of May IsGt ~ the times aud
places designated. c. +. SH.EFFER,
U. S. Assessor, 18th District
Lancaster Feb % 1864
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For the Lnncnsier Gazetio

EDITORS GAZETTE: 1 ask tho priv
ilege, through the medium of your
paper, to correct a false and malicious
report, circulated by some one regard
less Of the truth.
am charged with having said, in
reference to the unfortunate occur
renee which took place in Lancaster
on tho goth Of February, that had |
the power, | would hang every man
belonging to tho 17th Ohio. H
Now, Mr.. Editor, L wish to say
that there is not one word of truth in
what has been charged against me.
AT no time, in no place, or to any
ono, did | ever make such dcclara-
tion. | demand the proof and require
of my accuser to make good his aocu-
sation, or stand before the public a
convicted dcflmer. IA tt8
Selfrespcct and the esteem l
bear those who are perilling their
lives for their country, would not per
nit me to give utterancc to such Ian
guage.
No character, sir, is so despicable
rs the coward slandercr, and the man
who secretly wrongs his ncighbor is
to be slammed as a viper, in whose
heart ranklcs the worst passions of
our nature, and who is prevented, on
~ by fear of the lazy from committing
every crime known, IN the Dncaloruc
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PLEAsANTTowNsHp EMINARY.-We
are pleased to learn ahat ahe above
institution isin Astonishing condition,
and is rapidly taking its place among
tho best academies of the State This
is.o%iheto tho cxeitions Of Professor
EAEAASj addIAis gsptlornally assist
ant, Mr.. 'KaGAYJ who sparetne efforts
in "teaching tho young idea how to
shoot" We wish the Professor every
success For tuition fec, &c, sce'ad-
tertiscment.in another column. '.r
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N0TICEis hereby given 70 the unknown heirs NJ
4 law OfOsmaF q. Tiffany, dSoeased, aud tho I'M
Known heirs at law Of William Tiffany, deceaFed, that
Peter Miller, as plaintiff on the llth day Of Febrna-
Ty, y. 1864, fled his petition In the Court Of COM
mon Pleas IN aud iOF The county of Fairfield and
state Of Ohio, against them defcndants the object
and prayer of which Is 70 require them TO convey TO
him IN fec simplicity deed of general warranty, In-lot
No. Nine (g) IN Aaron Benadum's Addition of ln-lotS
10 the town OF Lancf ater, In said county IN pursuance
Of ths contract nwriung under ae Of said 0smar G..
Tiffany aud William Tiffany With Marpret CSnkle,
lghO assigned tho same % SAID Peter Miierl dated
April 20, 1879; aud IN default " such conveyance,
that tho Judgment IN said action operate SUCH and
that said heirs az law be onioined from claiming any
right interest in or 10 ssid premises AMI that tho
saIne .s conveyed by Master Commissioner to said
Peter Miller. And said defendants are furthcrnohed
y appear and answer to said petition on or before
the third Saturday after the 17h dry of March, a. ID.
lset or Judgment will be taken against them ~ de-
hult. Dated this IIth day OfFebruary. A. ID lSG4.
HUNTER 4 DAUGHERTY, ~
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Feslr rGl-0w- -4G-pfs5 26 I-t
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HOME AGAIN.

The boys of the 10th Ohio have at
last been mustered out Of tho service
and have returned home-mostof them
looking we'll. They entered the service
for six months and were kept eight
months; they expected to remain in
Ohio but got taste of Dixie. Perhaps
they are just as well satisfied now that
it is over. They have done the coun-
try some service and they know it,
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NJ March 7th, 1864.
Pleasant Township
Seminary.

TENHE above Seminary, united with the Hygenic-
IL Home Cure, IL an Institution Of learning TINT
presents TO ALL but more especially TO Inyalids, the
opportunity Of securing a thorough Education, and
OF improving their physical powers al the same time,
ana Tor less money than treatment alone would cost
thcIn At any other Water Cure
For particulars send for II circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
Ssl, A. d. 1861, and consist Of 4O weeks divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
summer Session from March the 2sth to June nth
1871. Twelve weeks tuition So. Vacation 10 weeks
Fan Session. from August 2gth o. November the 18th
l6gi Twelve weeks tuition So. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Noycmbcr2lst, 1864 " March
the 10Th, 1869 Sixteen weeks tuition S..
tuition must be paid in advance or secured by note;
anu no reduction will be made oh account Of absence.
Boar.ng, consisting OF ftrinaceOus food, fruit,
and vegetables, will be furnished by the Principals at
81 per week.
VOL have also purchased Piano. and secured the
services Of ProfcssorC ScHyEDgn to give instruction
on the Piano, and other Instruments Of music on rea
sonable terms. DR. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
MICHAEL KEAGY, Assistant.
March 10, lsGi-ly50
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In Fairfield County Common Pleas OhIu.
Amos Graham, Plaintiff,
against = In Partition.
Abraham Peters ct al Deft's.

Abraham Peters ct al, Defts.
1ST. Abraham Peters, Of Warren county, Ohio
i Mary Stucky and - Stucky, her husband,
whose ehrstcn name is unknown, Of Alien county,
band whose christen name Is unknown, Of Franklin
county, Ohio; Emily Dustman and - Dustnan.
her husband, whose christen name is unknown, of
NanWert county, Ohio; Sarah Dixon and ----- Dixon
her husband whose chrsten name and residence are
unknown; Isaac Peters, OF the State Of Illinois !;
Michael Peters, Of the State Of Ohi0 Daniel Peters
ofthe state flowa; the children aud heirs at law Of
Samuel Peters, deceased, late of Illinois, (whose
names and residence are unlnown) and the children
and heirs at law of George Peters, deceased late Of
the State of Ohio, whose names and residence are
"a. The children and heirs at law Of Samuel Nigh,
deceased, (whosc names and residence are unknown.
Sd. The children and heirs AT law Of Adam Nigh
deceased late of Wyandot county, Ohio, Whose
naples and residence are unknown)
4th. Sarah Lest and William Bcist, her husband,
Of Henry county, Ohio.
deceased, (whOse names and residence are unknOwnl
9th. The children and heirs at law of John Nigh,
deceased, Whose names and residence are un-
knOwn.)
eth. The children and heirs at law Of George Nigh,
deceased, (whOse names and residence are iin-
knownl
sth. Yhc children and heirs at law Of Peter Nigh,
deceased, lwhose names and residence are un-
9TH. The children and heirs at law Of Susan Neil,
deceased, Cwhose names and residence arc unknown
VIII Ehe npllce tNiN u leUutiOn Was metl AGAINST
them on the l7,h day Of February, A. b. lsGl in the
Court ofCommon Pleas within aud for the County o {
Fairfield, in the Slate of Ohio, by Amos Graham.
and is now pending, wherein said AMOS Grayham de
mands partition OF the following real estate, to.wit
Situate in the county Of Fairfield in The State Of
Ohio and is known and distinguished by heng part
Of the Northeast half of the Northeast quarter of
Section No. three (3) in Township No Twelve Q2) and
Range No twenty (2O and is bounded follows, towt
Beginning at post at the north boundary line OF said
section No. 3, one chain East from where sud bound
l9) chains and sixty-thfe G3) links to post; thence
West Two (2) chains and seventyfve link to post
thence North nineteen CHAINS and sxtythrce links to
a post on the north boundary line Of said section
thence Fast with said boundary line Two (2) chains
and seyentyRve 76) links to the place Of beginning
containing five and 40-lO0 Of acre more or
less. And at the next term of said Court the sad
Amos Graham will apply for an order that partition
mnyhe made Of said premises. Dated this 18th day
OF February, 1861. VI
AMOS GRAHAM. Plaintiff,
hy Clarke & Fritter Attorneys
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S0Gh9Sa q
In Fairfield ounty Common Pleas Court,
Ohio,
Salem Pearse, Plaintiffs,

Andrew pearse and Salem Pearse, Plaintiffs,
against
james 7. Pearse and Mary A. pearsc liz WIFE, De-
PENDANTS.
FASES T. Pearse and Maya Pesrse, his wife. OF
notice that Andrew Pearse and Salem Pcarsc, Of the
county Of Fairfield in the State Of Ohio, did, on the
third day Of February 4. u. lsGIfle his petition in
the court Of commos Pleas withinhnd fpr tie coun-
" Of Fairfield and state Of OHIO, against tho said
James T. Pelrse aud Mary A. Peaf-e his wife defend
ants, setting forth that the 18th dag Of August. 4
d. 1853 the said defendant Janes T. Pearse made and
delivered t0the said Andrew Iearsg and 5aiem pe;rse
his certain PromissnTy mote of that dan due Que day
AFTER dsit fDrthe sum Of eight hundred and ninety
dollars tss9Z.l That on the same day the said defend
ants, James T. Pcafse and Mary A. PearSe, hi- wife,
executed and delivered to the sand Andrew Perse and
salem Pearse their certain mortgage deed dated
August ilth, ~ d. lS1, to secure the payment Of the
SAID sum of eight hundred and nincty-two dOlars
tSs'2 and til" interest thereon upon the undivided
third part Of part Uf the west half Of section No. B.
Township No, IS Of Range No. ~ eStin,atsd to cun-
tain one hundred and hiiy-two 1s2I acres. more or
less, and lying and being IN the county OF FAIRFIELD,
in the state Of OhiO and praying that said Defendants
may pay the said Of Ssa2 w, and the interest
thereon or that said premises may be sod to pay
the same.
The said James T. Pearse and Mary A. Pearse are no.
tifed thathey requredto appear and answer said
petition, before the ID Saturday after the 10th
day Of March, \. u. 1864.
ANDREW PEARSE, aa1sALEM PEARsE.
By CLARKE FRIrTER, Att0rneys ~
February 4, fstJ~Ij6E prST 90 90
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SKN4vNR MATCHES \


Firstriass Hunting tiinepcccs, for accuracy Of move
'ment, beauty ofInaterial, and, above all, chcap-
ness m price, these Watches must = .
insure universal APPRECIATION
An imitation so aultless that il can hardly bo dotec
tcdby the bestIudges. The material being of. Two
maals,the outer one being first quality sterling sill
Vcr, while The inner is German silver cannot he roc
ognized by cutting ard heavy engraving making IL,
not onlyin Qppearancc, but IN durability, tho hest re-
senlbhnco Of solid Sterling Silver in existence.
The sale Of these Watches is source of enormous
profit retailing rs they readily do at S2h and mn
wards Many hundred dollars can be made ina sin
gle day bynny one Of ordinary business tlct
H6'At Wholesale; OnIyI In heavy Hunting
enses, beautifully engraved, white enamel dial with
aney cut hands, in good running order, by the half
dozen, SG6 Sold only by the half dozen :
. On receipt of two dollars, as guarantee of rood
lnth, we will send watches by express to any part of
INC loyal states, collecting balance Of bill on delivery.
This ensures buyers against fraud giving thenltheir
watches before payment is required t't#
Soldiers IN the diStOydi States MusT remit CASH IN
ADyANcE as the express companies peGmp0riiy refuse
make COLLECTIONS in such dangerous Localities, Re
member cash In advance from within tina army lines
IN rebel States We gnarantee the safe delivery ofnll
Watches, whether sentby mail or express.
HUBBARD BROTHERS, Sole Importers,
III broadway, cor. Cortland ST..
March lo--lt NEW YORK.