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The Placer herald., 1865-03-11
STATE OFFICERS OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OFFICERS OF CALIFORNIA.
governor ............ ........ L. L ~"
Lieutenant Governor. IT n. Macnih
secretary OF state. Ii. d. hCuu.nh
Ooh'roller. ...........' .ueo' ou'so eon
Treasurer; ,........."1.- ,c1Ia"eE r; rIeneSE
Attorney General. ........... ). u. McCulioueu
State Printer r............ o. NJ. Oiu!co
State Librarian w C. Stratton
Surveyor General ............. j. f. Houghton
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. J. T. Swels
Adjutant General. .............. Nv. Z. hiDpe
Judges Supreme Court IS. w. Sanderson, Chlei
Justice; John Curry, Lorenzo Sawyer, A. lie
Rhodes and 0. l.. Shaiter.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.... W. D: Harriuutn 'I.ta
keporter. .......... u a; iutr Grst
The Court meets in Sacramento on the hrs'
United States Senators-James A. McDous"'
and John Conness. n
Representatives in Congress-J. f. Higoy' l.
B. Shannon, and Cornelius Cole
The State Senate is composed of 40 memoe's'
and the Assembly Of so. uIa
Senators from Placer County-James Z. Hale
and John Yuln.
Assembymen-J D. Pratt, NJ. C. Winchester
and A. II. Snyder.
County Officers.
county judge. -.......' :" " smear
County Clerk. ...........UW ~; w.. :" coyton
C"eItH. ............... .'''. ~, D:olorson
IreasOrer.. ........ - v" d Ivon
Recoruer. ""t,@ rweed
District Attorney. ............ ~ a. t1",oli
Public Administrator. ........ hensu1 NV E;nlev
cf Com schoois H. Goedrieh
The Placer herald., 1865-03-11

'ALrERATION.-On The Sth Of November, 1861 ,
the Board OF Supervisors Ordered, that the lines
between Townships 6, 7, and s, are altered as
follows: Commencing at the point where the
main road leading from Iowa Hill to the Fork s
House, crosses the branch of Shirt Tail Canon, on
which Vicker's ranch is situated, thence up the
center of said road to the Forks House, thence
up the main divide road TO Indian Springs. thence
in northerly direction to Italian Bar on the
South Fork of the North Fork Of the American
river thence down said South Fork to the Euchrc
Bar all other lines of said Townships remaining
unaltcred.
The Placer herald., 1865-03-11

Is bounded as follows: Commencing al the
mouth OF Shirt Tail Canon at its junction with
the North Fork Of the Amt rican river thence up
the middle Of Shirt Tail Canon to the Forks
thereof, hence up its North Fork and branch on
which Vicker's branch is situated, to its head.
thence across the Divide to the first poiut on
flumbug Canon, above the Pioneer Quartz Mill,
thence own the center OF said point 10 Ilumbur
Cannon, thence down the bed Of said Canon to its
Junction with the South Fork Of the North Fork
OF the American river, thence down said South
Fork 10 its junction with the main North Fork at
Euchre Bar, thence down slid Inlin North Fork
TO place OF beginning.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13
Oopperhsai Oateohism.


q WhAtp p.rty -er.iei fr.,,o rI. r.f.r
7v...-ai a relentless .,.r.. ..,- ,--.-- ,-'.l II.
RESPONSIBLE for I'll rf4 lf..4 rt-,- 3D.. l...,
shed. anlan ODE. debt created iu fha -,..
preston off tr,- r..banior
A. Tie DerOclati. ua~i.
o. WLat par-y f.~...i.--.'- ... +f.. .-....--
10 The tu.re1 states.
A. The namucrari. ,,ar+t
O. Wat part. fou.rhf a,-..,,s, mo l.,,..,.
lu tine south ami .rl,.. tt... r.r.l ...-5 .-.i
e.mt.rt- f. ti.. N,r.l
lle p-moe-l-f, r.a.tv
ID Nla- Nar-. or.fl..sss ffs -,-..- D.. .,.t...l
TIE dI.f. ard denounced Mr. 7 incof- NJ s
tSran. ana t.r-t-r v-....i.,. ,.- .i..-G
I'll. u......s-... ,.'.''
Wl.f ra-fr -.,.-t- -i... ..-..-..........
70 trr.rfs v-. ..l's-,7,r., g. ,-.,- .L'.
tese.'i,.o -i... ,,....,.. fl,.. ~.
tiU1.
A. Tho D.u,,.e,...i,. ,.,..,
% WHAT r@--, ,~ .l.''. -. .,..,...f ........
Si1,s -~rg so.,-. .tr... - 81 49,
Abe irooin or a .o,,r s,,,,i,, ,-5o 80
A. The Democr.f,c ,ert,-
u W1ar Marty ,,roincof p.,r. r4...il
Atle-ot and T,tr.s ''''' '''
A. The Demccrsric marty
o what nartV aI,dcs,iI.- ,s. a,....;..,
of The Vir,,inI, ,nf Kan-~.i5,. p,....i'.;-
has been preacbIn0 rshsliio1 80 si,.ca ~
Dullifcatian 1ats If Jotr' - Calt..,,-e
\. The Damo,.r,ri'. -,
q What parft has -, l.ir,i. o.. ..li ,,..
advocafesof of1to rfsl3,s ,.nriiec,;' ,.'.,
snir,cv ANA oi'';l 49,
The p.r,..c-,tic ,...t,
q. What nart. afo,.l ~,i.,i....,..t -....l. ..r
CARNATIONS -. tie son. If fr...r.,- al ,1,..
knights of fh. G,oila, Cir,la.
A. The Den,ocr,tic n9rfv
@. What party advocated am arni.tice
and compromise with rebels lu arms
=. The Democratic party.
q. What party during the late war never
rejoiced over the victories Of the Union
army seldom put ont flags, and evinced by
their demeanor. their deep chagrl1 that the
rebels had been defeated.
A The Democratic party
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13
How to be Independent.

Mr. Peter c. Brooks maxim was that
the whole value OF wealth consists OF the
personal independence il secures" An
amusing and singular Illustration OF that
distinguished merchants maxim is thus
given:
\ merchant named Porter, once had
clerical friend between whom and himself
there existed great intimacy. Every sat
urdoy night rs Porter was sitting balan-
cling his cash. q note would come request
ing the loan OF i've dollar bll. The mo-
ney was always puuctually restored at elglt
O'Clock on the Monday morning following.
But what puzzled the lender was that the
pars0n always returned the identical note
he borrowed Since the discovery OF this
fact be made private marks on the nO-e;
still tie same one was handed back on
Monday morning.
one saturday evening Porter sent five
dollar god piece instead ef q note and
marked il. St,ll the very same coin was
returned Ola Monday Porter b5came ner-
yOus and bilious about il; be could hardly
sleep al night for thinking about IL: he
would wake bis wife in the middle Of the
night and ask Der what she thought Of such
a strange occurrence. He was fast boiling
over with curiosity. when news came from
The reverend brother one Christmas eve
asking tie loan Of ten dollars
4 brilliant thought struck him. He put
on his great coat, resolved 20 call and ask
an explanation of the mystery. When he
was shown into his friends study he found
lin plunged H. the pro.oandest meian-
ch0iy.
"Mr g.. said the lender. III You viii
answer me one question | vii lend YOU
that ten dollars. How does it happen that
you always pay me the money YOU borrow
on Saturday night ia the very same coin on
Monday morning
The pars0n raised bis head. and after q
violent internal struggle IA though he were
about 10 uuveii the boarded mystery Of h..
soul, said. In ialtering tones:
Porter. YOU are a gentleman. a Chris
tian aud New Yorker. l know / can rely
On your invi0.able secrecy. Listen TO TIE
secret Of my el0Quence You know that |
am poor; and when, on Saturday l hav.
bought my Sunday dinner seldom have
red cent left IN ny pocket. Now. | main
tain that no man can preach the Gospel an
blow bis congregation properly without b
has something IN bis pockets 70 inspire hin
with confidence I have. therefore. Dor
rowed i've dollars Of YOU every SATURDAY
that l might feel il occasionally as
preached on sunday. You know how inde
pendently l 10 preach-how l make th'
rich shake in their shoes Well. il = al
owing TO ny knowing that have FIVE dol
lar bin IL ny pocket Or course, nevel
having TO use il for any other purpose. il /.
not changed Bat invariably returned to yoJ
the next morning. But tomorrow Mr
George Law Is coming 70 hear me preach
and thought would try the effect Of q ter
dollar bill sermon on him ,-CycI0pel.q O.
Commercial c1d Business Aneclotss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

Tnr H0rufG or HAROLD There "a q sim
guiar fact with relation 20 the great con
spiracy which has heretofore escaped pub
Acity. TIE mother of Harold who w4- 20
a-sassinafe Gel. Grant j. s-r0ne
Jui0n.sf aui had many times protested
against her sons secession ter4encies.
Amer ils part in the a-sas-inatiOl plot be-
caule sr an. size siiiied all the natural feel
iAgs oi mother and re-olufeiy said flst
size bad tried in vain to teach hm better
counsels and DOW he must take the result
~ bis wicked conduct without expecting
sympathy from her Although li- sisters
visited lim frequently during ll- lmpr 1l-
meut ant did au ai in their power ~ -e-
cure parton fYr hlm his mother would lO
neither hu' maintained her singular re.0.l-
ton win more than spartan frmness fo
tAe la-t--,pr ,prmL1iela E-ppjAc0n.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

MOTHER. AAD THEIR lNFirEsCE- When
lived among lhe ChOctaN Indians. saws
one- held "a consultation with one of their
clici- respecting fhe successive STAGES of
their progress in The arts Of civilized lif..
and. among other things he informed me
al their start they made a great mistake
they only -eut boys 90 school. These BOYS
came home Intelligent men. bat they mar
red, nneluca'el ana uncis.lzcl wives aud
the uniform result Wa. fhe children were
Ike their mothers. The father soon lost aiI
his Interest both iu Hiie and. children.
And nov. says bee 'sf Re would oducaie
bur one class OF our children. we should
choose The girls. fer when they become
mothers They educate their s0ns." Thu. ls
tbe point. and Do is trle. No nation can
become fully enlightened sucn tAe mothers
are not qualified to discharge abe duties of
home education.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

.iK rriRiIC ALI-r JUoGLEN CAsE.--lhe
counsel oi Colchester. ihe pretended -pirt
u4l medium. who was convicted at Buffalo
recently. for violating ihc National Revenue
law. 10y falling 90 get iuggier's license
has taken AN appeal from iAe decision vi
ihe United STATES Circuit Court % the Sn.
preme Court. The LAW questions involved
iu The appeal are stated a- follows.
the fevenue law imposing fee for license
2 The sufiiciency oi the indictment
3. Whether or NOT the occupation of The
defendant was in ans -en-e "frl1e. bus
mess or profession for which a license is
required hf the act of Congress.
>. The cons ituuonal question rcspeciing
the guaranty oi freedom OF religious belief
As Regards fhe last question. fne decision
0i the court m no wise iutericres with fhe
" freedom of religious belief Colchester
made "A public exhibition for money-fOr
private gain the same a. does Siguor Buz
ana other ma-cuns. and The cOur, de-
cided nothing against Spiritua'i~m or The
religious sect az Sprfualisfs DDS rights or
privileges. when DO pronounced Colchester 81
Individual performance, a trade. busine-s :
OF profession We believe The Spiritual
F ISIS generally 30 not mdOrse or attempt 90
Justify Colchester. dcemmg ham "a tricky
protender
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

union, il-, 4e-4l hot mausl .c.ously. was
.n effect -1ol-n never in Law dissolved.
since then. Maiame Jlmel WHO has nev-
or resumed her lare husbands name has
resided 20 beg home - N4,liu-t0 Heights
comp p4ratiFe.t alone. Size knew tlt fey.
and cared nor % extend ler 'ist y friends
she lied o1 sunday. possessed II consider
able property. which har grand children
viii Doubtless Inherit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

A GgEAT NAVAL FfsTvAL-A grand
French AM English naval festival aas t0
take place IN The French port of CherbOur-
ou The l4fh inst n was tO DO an exclusive
party ~ irOn-clads. TO wooden vessels be
mg admitted On any terms. The pro-
gr4mme announced covers four days Of re-
cepti0ns. reviews and balquets. TIE En-
giish squadron comprises The most notable
Representatives 0f the new era OF iron aoe
Of naval architecture, on which fleet 2
guard Of honor Of fifty yachts attends.
These latter are restricted 70 twenty-five
men each. This familiar junketing of the
navies OF the two nations j. exciting the
comment Of all Europe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13
The Disease Of which Gov. Brough Died

Ills disease was glngrcne in the foot &C.
companiei hN "a malignant carhuncle Tac
first operation for the removal oi The de-
stroled substance did NOT prove successful.
CA Tuesday oi lasl wceh grangreuc again
made N- appearance GOA The side of the foot
near thc heel and ON the under surface of
the wound under the outer side of the am
A.r loInt and simultaneously another large
car'uuc.e exhibited itself ou ihe back near
ine scat of The former Causiics were
They onl, produced great suffering without
causing any favorable results ON Thurs
day Surgeon General Barr put The Cover
nor under the influence Of ether and pro.
ceedei 90 remove carefully with knife The
diseased structure ln doing this the en-
tire portion of The foot. from The outside 0l
the ankle joint 10 the centre OF the sole was
laid bare. inciSiOnS in The new carhuncle
were freely made. and then the whole cui
surface was literally cauterized with niirc
acid. The operation iaslei AN hour. On
saturday b. was found that The gaugroue
was stul spreading aud The knife was AGAIN
used. The most favorable hopes Wen. arain
entertained. bat We're again dlssipated
The surgeons decided finally upon the ann
putaton of ihe entire foot, hut thc local
inflammation was so great thai thcN finally
coI' 0niei themselves wifh mahue ncls-
ions instead.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

Economy OF SPACE y A BOARDING House
-Four hundred and ninety-fve thousand
five hundred and nInety-twO persons in this
city-neariy half Z mili0n-liTe ia ten=-
menr houses and cellars. There are fifteen
thousand three hundred and nine tenement
houses In this c.ty-h0uses that IS TO say.
In which more than three families live: and
The average number Of families - each u
these = seven and Oue-siXtb. This Includes
families ia tenement houses who, within the
limited space they occupy take in b0arders
or lQcgers. There Is d story OF al inspec-
tor VINO found four families living in one
room. chalk lines beng drawn across IN
such = manner a. 10 mark out q quarter OF
the noOr tor each family. How DO you
get along here" inquired the Inspector.
''N cry Vel. sir, " was the reply: only the
man IN the further corner keeps boardsrs.
y /. Erssing Post.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

Tie Haytien rebellion still continues, AMI
Is characterized b. qualities Oi holding OF
and holding out, rather than bE de-truc-
i've ferocity. According 10 latest accounts a.,
the armies OF both sides are suffering more
from standing sill than from any other
cause. much - i there were Two NcCleilaus
opposed 10 one another in the HaYtien fed
of war. Tie Gefrardist army had dwindled
from y 600 - less than oDe-thiri that
number. from lack Of cohesion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

MUSICIAN and surgeon. Onlce az thc Drug store
ol s fllyer s. Son. iu Dodge aud Becbe's Block
Washington Avenue. Lansing, Mich All calls
promptly attended fo. AL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

TEE CsRE OF THE EYEs. First, never use
a desk o. table with your face toward &
window In s8cb case the rays of LIGHT
coming directly upon The pupil Of the eyes.
AMI causing an unnatural aud forced con-
traction thereof soon permanently injure
The sight. Next when your table Or desk Is
re.r vni0w. sit 20 that your face turns
from. all NOT towards il. while y0u are
writing. your face j. toward The wili0w
0bliQue rays strike the eyes when Gu
s.l il front vi tie window Il is always
best u III W -taCd. while reading or WI
TIM with Z window behind y0l, next 10
that with the light coming over the left
side-then the light ilHnin2tes the paper
0r BOOK. and does not shine abruptly On tie
ev-baL The same remarks are applicable
n artificial light We are often a-kel
which IS The best Iight-gas. candles. OIL
or csmphene. Our answer is. it's inmate
rial which, provided the light u either be
strong enough and does not hicker.-Sc.-
eI.!LEc American.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

KEEP YOUR DIsCHARGE PsPER--Dis
charged soldiers cannot have Tire lmper
tauce Of keeping their discharge papers tos
frequently Impressed upon them Tire bro
kers and Spectators who buy them ior "a
song expect 10 sell them back al an lm-
mense profit when Congress shall have app
pr0prlated lands ~ the uss and benefit o.
volunteers honorably discharged from TIE
service. .- W0fctt0Usr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

AN~iNis. ..aigta-N " ilgsr. Proprietor The
Elg.r House .- u-N. ili De- tftrt up throughout lu
the best sfyi.. lnd Eith u-W flrnitnrs on Wash
i1Ernl Ag.nlf. u.tr tht slts OF tile Ola i1u-in s
H,l5s Stages leave th.s House daily 40
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ENcHANGE MOTEI..

PRICE. Proprietor. Mason. the County Seat OF
iurh4n County. Michigan. Lansing. Jackson and
Dexter Sf4l.s sl.r DO .-al- HlHse. Charges r-s
sonahIa ly as
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13
y. ~. WETREN

its0N .ll n4Ilc-. Lansing. Michigan. keeps
constantly ol hand aai tor sale, Grand Rapids
Dme. ~tl.rp. tai Water Lims once al r. Booth
rovl X cn 's Store. ~ us
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

fAslN -4I t.r ise Mlser. foot oi Washington
tlu -ir.'t. s-l1,. fhs sitr ot the Lansing House
WAGONS constantly ea hanl, at reasonable pric.-
Repairing lrle. 5i9
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.n4a1EAR = nrRTCm.
rEoRATIo PRATT.

.AW. rI.n..rp iaI Collecting Business l.tlsir.
W.rf.r.. U1lc-ns.r thr Second Ntf.lal Hirk
. rI.aIEiG 5l3 ElEIcI
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DOcTnR n. ". NFLsOv.
-. g.. SPRA.G.

'INETAN ~rHiFpN IAns.n4 Mich Onics and
re-iieac'. on Michigan Avenue. "A few doors east o..
tls Post Ntr. 5IS
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l0 aler.r Grand i.4l1 ft- ...... f-0s O. $500
luJ l.elliI .t-s- I4-ll-. -....-.... 500 $50.
!. !. !. ]. ] !. !. !. ]. !. !. =.
l.O A...-e-ls t.. Pr o t...a- .-.. lND ESQ
lla lI-t ..a.a sewing sisif .l $50
- silver l.a sets. .........-.. 81 l1H
-51 Ii.lle-' 4nd Gents Gold Haill.... 60 I5o
80 Ladies Cold Nal.L-- .-......... .5 go
5Vu Gents hne silver M4tcles .-... 30 40
4oG damon ni ltn.s. -.....------. s. 1J0
700 Do.I Nt-t ana N--A tl.ilus--.--- d. $50
5000 Ltti-s fel bI.kes. rew Iai
t-rus .......-.-.--..........-. DID,
5000 COLI oval Raul l,raeerl......-..
5000 81. .llalre ang cola Hr,.-cli-a...-.. iI
800 Coral ppl ant Emerald IA,
Drops. ........-.-
1000 C-iiorun D.ain .ui Breast p.us. 3 t0 1D
5000 tlt Fob tfl Vest watch krs- lU
400 anl Nest Ribbon slle=...... Do
1900 s-t- solitaire sleeve iltf.ns
5000 Gn.l lAinues Pencils. Ne......
lNuJ1 hi-44lnre IsiaNels. ... .........
10000 stone set snl sEa1- h.aes .-.. p sn lp
10000 tal.ioruI. Diamond llrss.- 10
1000 s-ts Ladies Jss-ify. Cameo
fefil------ ---.-----. .---... 70
iJ.00 Cold Pens. Silver fAt--sfa
Holders an Prn-.l-. .... .....- To
5000 silver Cohie's and drinking Cups D. 50
5ltD silver tlsfIfs. .-----....... D. 80
.O11 silver Frlit 4ni C.-Ao IA-k,ts.. 1o 81.
300 FAotugralh % Albums. .-......... 51
5000 lArs' photographs ia oval
Frames ...-...-- u
1000 l.rg- Family P,b,.s............ rs
SOM ef a. Names = f5rtaaoie lrril.,r. ,r,h,atie
Last Fen Dun
T. e. VLuforI I,lrn0 a-t igD.s tii.a.o
g.t a magnificent Grant Fiiur...... 81 COO
o. Carr, Np lao " Monroe 81 Dli
clgD, got Fiae oetaFe Rosewood li
Chas Mcfarland. ia boot ana sloe mlullic-
tur.r. lss Lake r.. superb Meioi-oa........ I50
nr >ilt~, No l5a Clark street a plauO...... $50
Geo p" strat'on. ~. -9l Clark street. a Arlo
ltii..-. ........--.. los
Mrs Acserly NJ la5 \. Wels street. a Grover
Laaa sewing Machine. ---- fs
heury J w,tt. Joliet Watch worth. ......... Id
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NEWS ITEMS.


Tie Havana --...r..nf...t .strsN
Ilm., gives "a t.-c-s'-lor ~ q f-i+ Nh
ar alligator which -lep--fr -saL rfa,a i.. 4,
ii-trl-t c4liptrra -Fr-e.,la p. .-,,.l.--. ..
where tlp>e .rrrir-I. .,rf,,..l. .,r. ,..-..f -.-
their frroclt1. 4a.nr man ..-.f -,,..,-,
years. tle MANAGE 4 ..r ESTATE VA. .,-.,ss
luE river Dr .-s.-HsrL .rF f.ro--,s Dad,
. brli-isg. when The heNl,r.- or rha s,,
caused han to turn hls head Whsf u,.s
his slrYr-. o. see a.. .,.i,..t,- ~ I.-ss- ,''-.
F Feel iois c4r~yIn- OF tne. .i..l lr tl,. heck
io --'' s- --- -ofs- ltt' ,-e ~a.el. and
"- .l-n- 5n-'e.
'NA 81 Ni''i'.ii- iiis Uoilneo-
'7,'',' i'i Ne allied .ie a.li-.tior
'-'" S"' '.' -i' tt-
A peculiarly roetIoal ban f5rufsha. tha
following fanny iIn.t- -i ir-.e-- r.-.- .-'.--
/ el'g ieal % uv.' r.e Tffrt r.h.- r. r.'rs+
f he fn lodge n a 'firl IMAGINE. ,,..Is.s 40.
ivory or pearl with pillars ~ sarar o,.F
capitals of ro.i al eAlalus such per-
fsr. ..-.n t.o f.- ....... '..n .'''.'-'r ,.
mn fr -L.. .t-f+ . 3D.. ..,-
rocked ,., .,a., l,- +s, .....l.
.linr,a~ at- .,.s ,-.,f....
au.t. .r- g.. -. ......- D.
a.l-,ut, ,-.,...l
some Li,lr,.u- experiments have just
been made al Dre1t. on board Oh. Coli
"'rt. H NAcH - to utilize the
'ire.fit ieNi a- sea- Il MEATS ol SUBJ
marine reflector iae water Nas illuminated
. o. a great depth. So tlAt lf r..- fs.s.a.,. Do
F look U.rr ir.fl -is dol .-.r .., -t,, s't.
4 attracted A. The r.-ff .,r-,.,,.,-.- --...,,.5
F the lamp as b. ln al 4r4rarium Accord
..'- 80 '.' ''l,'', "' ..e eAperimen'ors.
-.l.-. as" 1'ANo"" I'D AAiH-
- "'', .'-='o' '.l 'al 1o"A iA Inc
,'..f S...1' NA"'e Site'H.eh
( MI, "A' '""' o.
Al the great German shooting festival in
Bremen. 10000 riiemen attended Iu their
procession q portrait of Mr. Lincoln aud
"r. .. ,i l. i. ''.-'.- '.s'' '- =. : i..i,e
.ff..-,r. D, d., ,....t l..i....l. '-
v.bar .,i, , -h.,. 80 d. So, ,,,.
was allowed fi.r.a me-, mr. rne eenfar Win i
both .tots anl dew lots ior tire prize Of
81 600. Anon. The prize, were AN Afueri-
can gold watch. sent our by The Baltimore
2 Schue.zau. an American buggy. sent hy
the New Workers. and "a Springfield rifle
sent hy GOV Fen,on
4 gentleman recently toogtf a hl,cl. ana
/ tan terrier iu New York and ,.atl a hiol
price for hum because be- Was sunpo.el m
4 be pu,a Hooded. ana thereby han,r. a
4 tail p" Sine. rea,hin.r home the hlacl and
color Of the animal has rraduany f,d..i amt
and he las become a very ordinary looking
white cur Gentlemen who hereafter buy
dos I'm -the METROPOLIS should take
NAfn'ns and Sel only those That - wash,
OF "1 ir1sl 'hey VIII 90 wen To he careful
a''u' laAlh- '"'lf terriers o"' "neh ihere
: A. promise ol ID shower
/ An anecdote &, told OF the Bishop of Ex-
eter England Tie scene is a church in
COrqgay: ihe bishop IS present. but not oi-
iiciatng. and SITS with the congregation.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

tp1rrsa af rfa -rsrs RErrsLilss, JAS z, 1854
-r.a limos oriass c.u-it.reI square,
ss.. VIZ a3 y m % u D sr.
-qai-. slls $3.50 II 20 $500 g oo e oo
2si .r... 30 225 300 9 30 300 looo la 90
DO Dt. 11o 200 $50 900 200 u 90 lsoo
500 400 800 700 b. 90 CO. 20 90
IaI 5o0 900 500 ~ 90 s1o0 80 oo
1900 900 500 900 l5o9 - 0l 80 c1
500 100 b. o0 u W % OG 10 90 s5 90
........ f..ral Column charged 40 -fn c-ats ier
f.- tt. l--t Insertion, tnl SIX cents per lnr f1r
. I...,n.1t Insertion, hlt uo notice inserted l.r
s.e-trln seFsn'Y Owe f-nt-
r.rf. n pa.laass Directory of .iv lines ori.-s.
- rrr rH-r
Ysrir tf@-rti-.'a roe. aaFs the privilege of three
.Htrgrs-
s-rae Y.s-'. rl-es apply 90 reg4 4r aad ordinary
b1sin-ss Atvertisemrnt- luy AL others charsef
g. che -Ilsi1.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

BUILDINGS MOVED.-Th under
ID signed would inform the public thai he hss
complete apparatus Tor moving b4li.iu-s = fsnHnr
win tie business Is practica ulcchanc AMI holds
himself prepared - move buildings PROMPTLY and on
me shortest n1tice and at the most reasons
,aa be found at ny residence near the middle town
depot.
lansing, Jaly Slst, 1856. n NORTON
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