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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
Income Tax Of Farmers.

The following letter from the Internal
/ Revenue Office will be Of interest % the far
mers and planters Of this State.
TREASURY DEPARTvENT
OFFICE or INTERVAL REVENUE.
WAsHSGTON, March II, 1865. J
SIR-Your letter Of March 9. in relation
TO farmers income returns Is received
reply, that the act Of July ], ls62. IN
der which returns We're made from the an
nual income taxes Of ls62 and 1868 re-
quires farmers 10 return each year the en-
tire crop harvested
But the act OF June 30. 1854. ROW DO
force, under which the returns for the -pe-
cial income tax Of ls63 were made, requires
farmers 10 return each year the amount of
produce sold.
II will be found that farmers income re-
turns for 1864 will include some portion of
the crop Of 1863, and which was taxed "a
income for that year There is nm apparent
injustice m subjectlng the same income tax
IN two different years. the year when raised
and the year when sold. but consideration
Of the question will show that il IS only an
apparent one. For. suppose the income of
a farmer 10 be the same every year. and the
rate Of tax the same. IL is plain that the
amount OF tax should be also the same
Now the farmer does not sell The whole
crop each year within that year, and II be
is taxed in ls64 on such produce only as he
raised and sold within that year, IL IS clear
that he will not pay the full tax due on his
real income. Surprising the yearly crop
10 be the same, the farmer will in the last
year OF The tax. raise a certain amount of
produce on which he will pay no tax, be- f.
cause unsOld, and such produce Will. on an
average, be fair Offset against the pro-
duco raised in 1868 but sold in 1861. and
which. consequently pays two taxes.
IL IS true that in particular cases hard 7.
ships will arise from the fact that the prac- /
tice Of farmers is not Uniform in regard % /
selling or storing produce. And in other .
cases farmers will escape their lust share (
OF tax for the same reason. But the same
occasional inequality will occur under any
general provision of law, and cannot be /
avoided
The entire amount therefore. OF produce
sold in 1864, must be returned rs income
by farmers, without regard 10 any taxes
previously paid on any such produce.
Very respectfully,
f. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
f. Church, ESQ, Revenue Inspector.
TOwsOntOwn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
Proceedings Of the Common Council.

C0CsciI ROOM
LANSING My ]. ls65 }
Council net pursuant to Adjournment, and ~as cal
e. % order by tie President.
/ Roll called 4lor-m pres 1t
4 Absent v 9ut eave-Ald. Dart
he minlt-s % the previous meeting ~ere raj
and approved
Th- President announced the following stand'az CON
mittee--
Brlges-D4rt. wAt,nsy Elmonls. S y. wi
Jams
Ways 4ad N-.as-wsIsht. A. v. Williams, .Hart
st-ests-A ". Williams. S y. Williams. vAlzoa.
reI. Nhtlev
Fn-lce-.iAr' himon-s. Wright, Dart
FIRE ucl4rlm-lt-L .ll mis- NA.tney U-I. lar.
Cemetsry-F Sg-.el. " ..i-ll.s A w vi
li4ns. Wr.ls
Clsy All. rs-whitacy r.rt. Hart. Elaouls.
Iolos-,- ~ W.l.iln-s, FanK -ren, Wright, A.
william
PEEsESr4TIos aFFlulloss AsD GAINS
The following claim. were pressltsI ami dispose.
o. a. foliows
By All YaaKelrcl-
Claim OF d. l-gelso.l. referred TO committee On
city 4f4irs.
Claim Or T. laws, referred TO committee On
5ritges
Claim Of siraab. raferrel T. committee on GENE
terry
t14irs
Cain o. Z d. ". B4rteh referred to eommitte. on
ways and means
Calm OF II. stanton, referred to committee On
aim Of Az cowies. referred to committee Oh
ways ans means
Clim % r.. Midi re.errei % COMMITTEES on
city anl.rs
6sin Of 3 g Sc Geld. referred 20 committes On
streets
BY All AW Nillm,
Claim OF Harvey B,A,r. referred To committee Oh
Clsimof 1871. ans s. Al.oi- referred o. comm 10.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

twelve Years Ago HJSTETTER'S STOMACH
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aooIet - encounter
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

IoAHoN COUNCH--The new Council met
-Sl Monday evening. and were distributed
'n'O various committees. as will be seen by
ne eiheial proceedings. We understand
'uA' On Monday evening there will be a
meeting al which will be appointed all the
'-eers not elected by the people. These,
-uaer the amended charter, will be a Mar
'AAl sexton, Auditor, Attorney, and an
ASSESSOR Tor the whole city, who will hold
= Ou'ee Tor three years. We are told (ior
40 amended charter has pot been printed. }
'-4s ae VII also have 4 seat with the Board
!. SUPERVISORS, with the privilege Of deba-
~ OUT not Of voting. We can imagine
- gOod reason why so important an Of
AT should not be elected by the people.
We nave asked Tie question Of sundry SEN
sue men, and the only reason we have
-'~u mas been that the people have no
49, judgment Us 10 the qualifications req
~''s ior Tie Office, and that the Council
=" Judge far better than the whole body
= s'''~ens' divided by party feeling. AMI
WI make better choice. The same argu-
. .,su. would be equally weighty against The
= T-e'''0n Of e.ty Treasurer, or Recorder.
' We nave confidence in the judgment of the
tN0p'e' and would have all officers elected
men, except snch as Tor peculiar reas-
s-s Il Is more convenient should be ap-
1'''su- As the Council in making the
-. '''''Aents 10 the charter, have created
- - ne" officer without consulting the peo-
s''' and al the same time have taken his
en- -" from their hands, we hope they
- Sno~ their wisdom in selecting q man
~ mas the right qualifications. He
s.. s4'u not only be good Judge OF prop
~, 80 Ou' should be an honest, upright man.
-. ~ ao integrity beyond all question. and
-'0e'Q nave the confidence Of the people
49, slS'aly that he will he entirely impartial
t. ~, be an instrument for Tightening the
~- &c Tor few rich citizens and bushes.
-, , Nn'ie the amount taken from them is
-. q hose who are poorer and less able
" pay heavy burdens. N '@'' A0'S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

How ARE YOU, COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
The Detroit Commercial Advertiser, of
asst week, contains the following sharp q
biz:
How ARE rot, DICTIONARY THE Ian
sng Republican in its account OF the muir
Ger OF the President has q large display
head, announcing the escape OF the "assas-
'naiors. Rather large-sized word, that"
We may use different kind OF dictionary
nom that possessed by the astute and pen
e'raIiye editor Of the Commercial Adrerh-
ser. We have Webster's Unabridged.
Our dictionary has the following. in its ap-
pToprlate place" Assassinator, an assas-
sin, (Which see.)' Further than this. the
headings in our paper, which appeared over
Tie article in question. were given US by
'alegraph, and were as they appeared in
NE Commercial AGrertlser's Detroit cOtem-
N'aries. The sagacity OF the critic Of the
oommercial Adrersiser will never again be
Questioned He has put in a conspicuous
pace In that paper indubitablc proof Of his
seaiss' that The world at large may read.
and We trust be convinced.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

ATLANTIC MOSrHLY.-The May number
cones TO Us with l27 pages OF choice read
ing on subjects both grave and gay, both Of
national and individual interest, calculated
% amuse. % interest, and TO benefit. Mrs.
S,Oxs continues her Chimney Corner" ar
tcles. They are well written, and contain
ms, that kind OF discussion and instruction
which are eminently adapted to make the
household happy. We recommend their
perusal TO all who think and wOnld make
advances in social and individual excel
ence.
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OUR YOUNG FOLKs.-We acknowledge the
receipt Of the May number Of this juvenile
monthly. This magazine increases in pop
ularity with each succeeding number. and
ID destined to win As high place in the e.
timation Of the juveniles a. Goiey's Lady's
Book has with the ladies Parents. you
have but to seeit to induce you to subscribe
for it at once for your children. > per
year. Ticknor * Fields. Boston, publish
ers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

TT We did not believe in .'cure-alis" un-
I'll we tried Ayers inimitable Pills, and Low
we think the whole secret lies in the fact
that purgatives are the natural remedy for
disease, and Or. Aver has made the best Of
purgatiyes. They cure all our complaints.
-LOgayi o. y Press
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

THE BAROMETER AN AID TO FARMERS If
farmers realized the great benefits and val
ue OF the Barometer, which is the only
means Of foretelllng storms with certainty
(and often three days in advance. they
would have them at most any cost Nj J.
Cornell, Of this city, Is furnishing farmers
Of Michigan with the Woodruff Improved
Barometer, with Thermometer attached,
which is truly beautiful and warranted ac-
curate. He offers very liberal inducements
10 agents.
Address Lansing, Box 4lS 522w2'
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AND BEAUIFYISG THE COMPLEXION.



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the corruption that accumalAtes IL Tie p,oot ossu
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Tor and nov Tor the nrst Eie tie public have one on
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

El..or q Lansiaa R.rabl..an.

Eii.or Of Lansing R,paJl,cGs.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
II STATE REPUBLICAN.
Wednesday Morning, May 3, 1865.
Notice to Subscribers.

.ShIch our subscribers will and attached 10 their
-. an their papers Indicate the SCKBxR Of the
- "a which their subscription IA paid By the
1880 IS meant the " WHOLE NUMBER" which
- ss found IN tbs heading OF the paper. which u
issagea weekly, being Increased one zach week any
- Numbers constituting year BY referring 70
- ruunber IN the heading Of the paper and eOmpar-
- h Win the number attached TO the name, or d.
,n on the paper our subscribers readily
-. tbeir accounts stand on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

Y0uyG MEN's SOCIETY.-At the annual
meeting Of the Young Mems Society, held
E, the Office Of the State Insurance Com
pany. Monday evening. May lat, the follow
Ing gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year:
George II. House, President.
c. B. Robinson, Vice President.
J. 7. WhiteOmb, Recording Secretary.
H. Hitchcock, Corresponding Secretary.
" D. Osband, Treasurer
Dr.. f. Price Librarian.
DirsciOrs-S. K. Wilcox, N. b. Jones,
John ". Amphlett, C. b. Robinson, Frank
Wells. NJ. p KilbOrn, DR.. E. Price, S. D.
FObes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

20 Government is informed tina, JEFF
Dayi, and his party have with them only
about $500. 900 il specie. There are some
hopes that they will be- oeerhauled before
crossing the Mississippi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

( 'HANCERl SALE.-In pursuance and
- By virtue o. decree os the Circuit Court 10,
to county o. Ingharn IN Chancery na5e OF the 18Th
-ay o. February, A =. Is6j II case therein pend
iny 10 wlieh Fr4lklo Moore IS complainant and John
)" Norris, htvic 2 A=rrltec ard Augustus ? We.-
.er are defendants shall sell ~ pubic a1cton % the
ghest bidder al tie front door u the Court House II
tovihge o. Mason. II sai1 county OF tie Oh cav q.
ne. A. ls55, al one clock 4 the afternoon Q,
slc lay. the lands an prem ses DESERT bed L said de-
cree towt: The north haf Of tie lorth half 4 the
southwest quarter Of secion nGmbe- eight 81 town
number for a. north, CT range number one %
Wesie1c-pt NJ and reserving I've acres il rizngu.
a. form frr lie northeast corner thereof-cortsir-
lag t1i-ty Ave acres more or less u he county Of
! CHAM and State OF Michigan
Dated April 2-th, lse5.
ls2lwt) D. CHATTERTON
Circuit Court Commissioner
T-N--rr ~ l r--.---r - 4 l--..-.---.-----.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

SECOND L. 5. SHARPsHOoTERs.- This reg
ment was organized in October, 1861, and
vas disbanded in February, 1865, and the
members transferred to the Fifth Michigan
Infantry Ii will be remembered that one
company, under Capt. Guest, was organ
nal "a 'hia city. o~S --L-sa-~atly --.s
largely recruited from this vicinity. From
apinted statement before US, it appears
hat the regiment has participated In %
battles and 81 skirmishes, first coming into
action al Falmouth, Va. May TO- 1862, and
ending with n skirmish ut Hatcber's Run,
Feb s. 1865. The total number that have
belonged to the regiment is LISP; the
number killed and wounded, $50. They
have taken more prisoners than they ever
had men. and it is believed that they have
killed. and wounded more than they have
aSen prisoners. The regiment, at the time
Z vas disbanded. we believe, did not have
more than 10 men on duty in the field.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

TIE Hon. F. ". kellogg. member Of the
past three Congresses from the Grand
Rapids Michigan. District, has been aD-
pointed special Treasury Agent for the
State Of Alabama
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An excellent lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation used 10 connection With the Extract. b.
ehn and sarsapariia 10 such diseases - recommend
ed. evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
chAraeter viii accompany the medicine. Also e.
pict directions for ure. vlA Auadreds # thousanas
living Witnesses and upwards q aOgoO unsolicited
certificates and recomnencatory letters. many q
which are from he highest sources lnclsdi1g emf
n~nt Physicians, cergymsn. Statesmen. a. The
Proprietor has never resorts1 70 their poIicston IN
TIE newspapers; he Goes lot CO Ills fr,ul tie faet
that bis articles rank a. Standard Preparations and
90 not iced u Be proDpst Up by certificates.
The Science o. Medicine, Ike the D.r!e Column.
shoalt stand simple pure, majestic having Fact Tor
rs basis Induction flr 10 pillar and Trsih aon. for
is Capital.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

MOsHER in this city April l., 1858. Elisha B. No
sner, aged 81 years. months and days.
The deceased was A member Of CO. A, Goth Mich
Infantry from MS rst organ gaton; was taken pris-
oaer sept 3th. 1864 aai carried - Libbis prison.
and from thence very soon to Salisbury, where h
pariooS Of rebel iaaospltaiti-s until Feb. 2 1855
when he was paroied, and after arrivirg at Camp
Chase, WAS farlolghed March n sad arrived home
March =, much tebiiitatst, but kept up Tor two
weeks or more VAS then attacked with Typhoid
Pneumonia which in few BRIEF days carried him
where war is no more. IN his death an aa.ctiodat.
VIE, al oaly chiIl. and large circle II relatives
are left TO mourn and tAc aat1u Las ssta Christian
= patriot and a soldier LRP
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CHANCERY SALE.-In pursuance and
- - virtue % decree CT The Circuit Court for tie
% NY al l-g-am 10 lhsncery. made on the 18Th
day y February 4 1s65 u . case therein pend
o. : % ~tich Ia- i-l l. CAS- is complainant aud H1r-
acc e. els ID at La-hariah ? Jones are tefeaaa
lsia sell a. pubic auction 81 she highest bifder at
tie r u door u tn court house b. .le age or
sno, 10 s4i1 c3-ctF, q the slA cay q June A ..
- .. AZ orc CocG II tie Afternoon u SAID dav the
auds and premises described 10 said decree to-wi.
Lots one, two. tLree. four Eve. SIX eighteen nine-
Ten. twenty tweuty-ole, twenty tao and twenty
tlree. I'D block FIVE. = one, Two three four i've
SIX eleven, tNsive. an the fourth o. ten 10
ocE fifteen; ots che two, three and four ID bio
sixteen lot four. except one fourth acre 10 north
cat corner conveyed o. plank road company al Of
.ots I've alt s4x. slb-livisi'n or the southwest
art-r % section ter. tie south west quarter ~ the
lof west Ter " section ten and that part OF
te north west quarter VI The southwest quarter q
sncti7a ten. ynE north u the Lansing ami Howell
plank rO4l. Ill = which is SIT latei ID the city u Ian
sing, cocnty " lngham. and stat ~ Michigan
lziol Apr. -Tth. l,65.
p CHATTRTON
Circuit Curt Commissioners.
LoSGYEAR l. BUETCH. so r lor Complt 5-3w6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WhisiSers!::-Those wishing 0ne set OF wins
Arrs nice n'ustache. or beautiful head OF glossy
hair VIII please read tbs card a. THOMAS T. CHAP
MAN. in another part OF this paper Sims
The Bridal Chamber. an ESSAY of Warning
and Instruction FOR Young Msn-plol.shed By the
Howard Association, and sent free Of charge in scaled
snveOps. Address. Dr. J. sKILIIN HOUGHT)N II W.
ara Association lAia e.phia- - s121y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
MARRIED.

sANEORD-H lRNER -lu Canton On Tuesday. the
18th ait A. cine resi- ience u the brides father by
Prof " , Perrin, " Albion. MAJOR George p san
Of Monroe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
NOTICES.

~ Reader, have YOU seen OF heard one
o' Geo A. FRINGE & Go. $ Automatic Organ Msiods-
ons' They are pronounced by AL the greatest tri
umph x the age iu thc way Of a musical instrument
The antomati; device obvatcs all didcui.ss q knee
stops, &c &c, the simple SCI %, blowing with more
of less force giving the desired tone. The price is
not much above tile ordinary Melodeon. Call ,nd soc
one At IOBEs * HlTCHCOCK's.
Agents flr Manufasglrine
April -, 1876 b2Na
- Persons % whom Pensions, Govern
ment Pay, or B'lutias, or state Bolniies are due.
should apply hy letter ia person without delay. T.
A. F C7w.ss. over Mead & Rabsla's store Washing
TON Avenue lAns ns 51lw.%
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CHANCE OF TrME.-Arter May lst the cars
sill run between here and OwOsso as fol-
lows:
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From LANSING NOETH.

Through passenger fare from Detroit TO
Lansing, 1915.
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His assortment viii ~
AL times be found CON
plets in every branch Of
abe trade, aud vii be
sold al a small advance
over NEW YORK COST.
eithel
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4 7 " o 0 D's

Circuit Curt Commissi 0ner
LoSdYEAR BUKrcH. "a. r lor Complt 53w6
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v Si-a'el l. he ely q L.ars.n-. Iaehs-n 60
Michigan, on tie corner q Wasiis.os -
=" S'lien-E s.Teet-Loss No. and II il. B.o-s ios
for particulars and price address -
!. GOCCHER Nd
., JOY FEth =, arsi door below Cataasrsl
Ptusurgh, Pa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

wanted.-Ani intelligent, honest,
industrious boy, Of from sixteen to nine
teen years of age. to learn the printing
business. Good wages will DO paid. In
anire at this Office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27
MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, ANDREw F. PsRk,xs,
Esq, of Fait Haven, MINI, and Miss Ma
NJ E. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Enfield, Maine, BY
the Rev David Ties, at the Parsonage
in s.. Cloud, Mimi. ~ -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

"a Do not waste your money buying
any Of the worthless articles called GOLD
Pms, which have flooded the market for
she last few years, when at lower prices
yea can get pens which are acknowledged
to be the Bxsc IN TIE WoRLu
Avoid the shameless Uestarts whose lack
Of brains compels them - attempt 1NlrA-
r1ox, eren TO the aavertisenseAt- Ii you want
The full value Of your money, see in anoth-
er column: The Pen is Mightier than
the Sword
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

"a Rev. George Chase, of Anoka, will
occupy the pulpit Of St. Johns church, on
Sabbath next. Services to commence at IL
o'clock A. N.