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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

DEMOVAL.-J. c. Bailey < Co. hav,n-
L l s1l1 1-t t1ei- oll Ealkl-E Hose . IL So
N1,ic-sl 8z-k. w move "a tie 1-st q Apr ma
me store occ-pi=l y 2 T Siuo-s O The co-u~~ =.
Was1i--tuu z1t Michigan Avenues. where therx.i
ccrtl1-e The Bllki1E sli Ex-kA1Sl business = here
t7,1re- Ilti- tA=ir new Banking House : c5-rsss.
~ the Fi-<t S1tiorai Rzrk
y t1e ne1-ilus - cc111nics.io1s g Is or n
the Ei-st National B.ak q Lansing, VII meet via
prompt attention.
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NEW TREATMENT
Private and Confidential
MEDICAL ADVICE.


Atihe Detroit rrivat. Ho--aia.. e.fan-I.-f f.- a.e
cure 81 syphilis s u..ual Nrsafr srI en-. rrlt
ln1Tnsities ~ Yoltt anc maturity
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MEDICAL.
Ii E L VI B o L D 5
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

This Medicine increase Ia powers % 81. ss..1n,
aud exeit-s Che 45sorosats iato 4-as 4--i5n. -
which tho matter u c4car-9-s 4eyositi1as and II
4nn4tlr. euArs slnsats are r.iucst, a. wei - pain
All illumination, and good Tor men. women ard
cLIftrsr
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All Chronic and Complicated Affections
OF the system
laats-l diseases peculiar to Fsma,e.)

la1t al diseases peculiar % Females
nyspeps ara Liver Complaints Ca-1ri- ff.,ss-..a
P..es anr tlstnia, Chronfc ant lnnlrnraato-v Rs-a
fsr1. Nel7ag-a an \ -vlls Diseases ---1ra s. Gen
e-tl i,y >c-1f-.l. Cancers and Ii-nsrS thrc~i-
and L--l--lt.l-y -lsels c. fe Eves ana Esrs. g.
t2rrh. seminal " slSlsss, Impotence Crtt1ralai "a
siual Discharges. SexrAi tna Jrlaa-s D-.a-.s -e-s
rally.
CONSTITUTION. DE0Nr1TT-S ANu LING PISS ASH,
CENTRALLY
treatise on this scr. .i-lsr-atl.. tes v4-i e
stssas and most ratlC-ll NODE ~ tr-.trla-t va. b..
sent % any o-e. pcs- PAID GA rsc-i1t 81 D1stlzs
stamp.
Ny treatment Tor lc1 srl7t1 n aul f,--e1l a4---
lions his been attel-e- Y t. great cess 60 rot
follow tie beaten track cf Tie psf ~ bat stta-
the seSsss lpc1 Qrl- pies tla- have "a s. ma s.a-
t1c basis ali lave restored t-f-.l. IS IL .-.--.
remedies That have been given ar-- b- s.ts- --r.s
cans as lncu-lois- J-ler Tie l.lary t-cl.-us-t
he patients aiEays die under MS treatment t-e i
soma hone AHct7i give ne cl--- ...i.r ~
10 remedies That are llr-i- - Bay case Nv n lt.o
IS Mature has Q-ovi iei .t1- every disease --sss
II the plants OF the 15l.s and trescr the e5-es.
use 10 uinsrais ca Ter any Circumstances
NJ address IS rs r1-oVs-
J. BRYAN NJ = Blk SOP
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Write vcuruzTns AIN, aSo town. con " Al St.ss
and reply wiz DC nstFse as sooa ~ pessss,e
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442 Broadway.N. Y.

To al such Wi. 7av speedy attention aus give e..
cry case ny s1rio1z c7usi-e-it 10.
A-vics without n sii-ine IS seldom s--1ceu. there
fore. when addressing ne. enclose one dollar il your
letter f1- which ui.i give ms cauEii opinion ana
alvce, an- slca ms .c ne ls can alr for The sane
by return n mai, All VIII also state un 2 what
terms Wi undertake the case
Ny professional attention sven more ra-:.-lis-lr
the following sass. which maze spec at.es q,
nj Ps1fessi1l. all can tret the1n as wei a. as
ta-co rs i rlllet un1a PERSONALLY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

7 0-T-ELEVEN SHEEP.-Ten OF said
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=5l giving 1fo-lation % ths un-s-z.xuse x5srs
said sheep nay 5s f9urd, W De Suitably rewarded
DART Willy.
LAsssaG Ts:TssT 1874 es-r
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Address letters for Information. IN coualence. 70
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Chemist.
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DRURIGO LOTTO.
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PrurigO LOIiO.
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The Great Itch and Humor Killer Of the
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NOTICES.
CONST NIPTION.

Brsrcl % 1sl--la Gl-e-a. D-l.fy --L gree tss
'-si El wr H.-t-l R-ae-Ias f.r tl,.~ r-.4..r- a-f
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1865-03-11
offiee: Gde per gierteH 4. Saill,rzstr.
No. IL

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franklin 9otsl
eiseutbumer
2StIIia ut - . II,
frutsr Mrs. Tnuiel.
FRANKLIN (PAClFIC)

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WV S.sGrtfn isesH 8sM6er sufrieesnRsllsu Hirr.
au''t Sssanela4illitRs einlarsnO
IL - DilIia NJ mrff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1865-03-11

1ampi mit ,tintni Srausa 8Gtta.
= gncs sUgiSer Wena;s trb 9, s. 9att, I.. L.
Sudirn 9unny Oregon, sias Sarm tatEf, b:i gls
rer 9irlktasc nni trsl Car.n. Sbsisi6 nas y oa
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i6 cictt 9sssn ttn titn.n Sde.r uue taglt i6n IL
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mil Fem ounre in 9'eieht stn 5astl linunttrgotlfu
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bcrapSuitci9en uns ieins Glints 81 tpIsn. 5Palila
bate sr 0tsr ssIaesn itns eint ;msts 9aSur3 Ri
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gum 6i'ier auirfibdns. sPie tr isinen Ielnr los.
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etwsllrn Zen pelb 3srjaaft bate unp wltrce.
ttipsn 2biere lit gerumpalsttl, niattle iit q
aus Gem Stauts, iejns Glnte, 'stnr ttirta VI #
upe c!n Strid wsraa CT ZEN suse gsiublt Il !,
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9airs luar sin tuRnsr 9a3tr, etr III fsn 5lgt.
mapern auistws4sn. Eis Gtfl3r MID fae-te.
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n0A isgr jung inc.
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nant.a- aIb tab..pas 1T sin lalt&ter eGftssse
Ter anrere e6rts tersiis Riat mstr.
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CUR atnque Git ,pefts tatt iIdfsrtis, rsn Sturia
5i uAsrItusrn !'erItste n sur Der 6rOAt Ger naa-
fen atteeilaps kine 8tistts. Sn rsmieltsH ans
senhlif 6mettertf Ger rritts Ransnen dub bic aeaf
.nt5 saaes III Sriimmerm, eUtb ;ttsts id raRinttr
tr'its tirr rfpe Serammelans aufsfittiirnt. -
9uh 'tte tas 6susr Ter auitdneiitsn nitt aus,
ti'ts 8uSel rtrfIssn bate Fem tasifrn Sif,er ren
!6D POM .Rppfe ssriien.s
Sn rsm slsiGsn Gcmsat fnatsrlsu sinnln
Stuiie aus tfr 6fine unr rie Nufe: ,ger ,griap
fu 8tinn mir iiua unrganssn 9erratt "a triVut,
cs aus Fem GAersrn. Gis gun, .Stmm anaetrss
asn Gpmpasnsn trangten 3urud. Gie CiFlerf
ma4lsn ,ii& Gmphf, sts stbtcteae Srenans wits
Esr ber;nReutp.
-n5se Saf3a5 mus issrt ansttrsttn une bnt,
est Statt sine nsus AuIlsaunS ssnpmmen mers
csIb@ iattt Ser ShsraIisutenant 5a rem wissey an
.snsr Seits teFnrli6sn Ctsriia,.
'saGtr aad,ms :" sntibiss Der alte Rrisesmann
ma tusfnsii6sm Gsutr, swarum nitt gar ! 3rei-
taulsas Nlam tellii6sr 1ruppsu tleisen aaswi,
nod nssr ais Bsnua, nit ristm ouitibreriitsu Sc
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rtm uprr,if rer e,,rt fr,+,, ;et, s,tu, :,
SalHs immer n6ker, tereits*b:ltriten ris &uael
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Hit san Ten. Sberiisn rabn rftat,ie Qttl siu,
Cns Gialbnua i'm 8udrn anct9riTtn mercen, III
yrlr Itisn ter ySn etiI,n Gtrtbtirasru ous ri,I
5i!htnns uatglbeiniia nidt smartttt Gmm il
erIltn Nn(ori of,ih ,;ren o;;,a;osn (5,;sfo sr,;s
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(2lus gsrtarp's ssGartsrIauss :
alebet dell. lelamare.

Stltcriias aossa ssn Gsroiaaab gftus.
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g. august 9asae,
Gde 3. nn0. Shi!leritrabe,

~; FsNs aue &prthete Itbt tsiten3 sinssrjttst III
sa pee stnsn Gprratb yen IrrgHen, 6arten
~ ~ s,aIlfH, tarteitcTen, SeIeu, 81rnute IN
0erFsn, Yariumsriseu, &rtratttn, @ariisr Mri
~ ~ W mis sius 9roSs AaswAtt urn 0ltentmeri,i
=. trahtdv"srn II. 70. an 6anp.
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BUR ommcnftsnsr. d, Q0adsi
Smith Nersen. 81. GinJssr4ss 2ooGsa q
bsitwprsr, 'rie bob Scr rt3ttnlsije. GRtsmmt
psr Satr ttIautt, eaa,it ..b 3Rre Stu,y el s.
stmtftn tsunf" Orr Enst.rtsn: g5l, =
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itidAs seprTesn. 9n rtu !'stsn iir,I 3aerg4 Sal
Id unseiarr abltnHstr 3tisr tisrIi:5.. Ee.
men sstast, ras rrirs a,tv IN ) ufan't a (! ~. tx
sll,l fiber sia, pril Or Wlnu. ron Fem
'Sts julmer ffors batt, tiyjlit ssitOrsfn it,.
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.z1Gcr ulbt Nlr lauarr 81; w,: liz M,naJh
.&tru;,us w1trsur eats tsifigtn Sturmss
,fm !Rter une str gang I!fn3erttfafsn mug
mil itH,m ibtuern 3nbaIis sur gttituuj b
ShiTes uE:r Wcyr atrcritn usr.f. ais Il
Jlclts san tjt S,kiItsr fam, ivrah fer ritf;
Crdn9.lilans giesib Itut nas tri: -srjp,u =
rn3serl III sst idlpatiItfm LSllstt: lin @tt's
riaa, iaI,t III rau,, IL tiR jc atT SsE
6romwt,t3 III Rsbrissiu. un, III PAR
wcrsa. Dire 8eiif.ts'asurart iu rsute
| rsittte ttr unss'l.rIittr 2t'tt eas gsFsn.
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Be6in9nn8tu. B

N,s BERN anties sDoIfsbIats" fTs
IN itbfa Gamfas IN BEN pstiie
lnsi DsHars per 5atrs IN BAL o. :
6frfi8tg 11ra aHsbe bfaIi8
0iKjsIae 9umRtFB bst'
6 6Sf1ls:5,s fDtfsas sGtnts.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08

the purpose, and while this was being .done
similar dispositions wer, being made further
to the left. A system of cannon signals had
been agreed upon TO fix the moment to start,
so that all might assault simultaneously;
Owing to the mist which hung over the field
the preparations were concealed from the
enemy. At 1 O'Clock the signal was given.
The men advanced quickly and in perfect
order, with fixed bayoners. That they went
to stay indicated by detachments of heavy
artillery prepared to turn the fanks of the
enemy. Rebel picket line was reached.
The cheering and musketry firing was taken
up along the left until lost in the distance.
The order was given to charge and away the
noble fellows went over the breastworks,
rife pits. abattis. chevaux de frise and para
pet of the fort, into the main work, and the
deed was accomplished. For moment the
thunderstruck rebels looked, and then took
to flight, but our men car tured 25O of them.
Nine guns were found in the fort and being
quickly trained, were set at work annoying
the rebel batteries This, with the simulta-
neous operation to the left, cut the rebel line
in two, and took from them a commanding
position and large amount of valuable ar
tillery.
Meantime the 9th and 24th corps, having
broken the rebel lines in their front, were
swinging around to the rear. and coming
down both upon their rear and flank, and it
was evident that Petersburg was lost to the
rebellion. The movements of the Sixth corps
were so rapid that Gen, Lee himself narrow
ly esaped capture. His headquarters fell
into our hands.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08
RICHMOND.

On Monday eveniT q, between and
o'clock. the news came ticking into our tele'
graph Office to the effect that Petersburg had
heen evacuated by the rebelsc and that Rich
mond had been captured and occupied by
our forces. Further, that the event was be
ing celebrated by all sorts Of demonstrations
of Joy in the principal towns and cities be-
Iow But we in Shasta had "taken Rich
mond" once before-some two years since
and even as the - burnt child breads the
fire. were chary of how we put our foot IN 1t
a second time. Tuesday morning, however,
our attentive Telegraph operator caught a
private dispatch sent by Mr.. Anthony. OF the
Sacramento Union, to some friend on the line,
stating that the news of the capture of Rich
mond was confirmed. Sam Immediately
asked permission to use the dispatch, and
received for answer I" Yes, tell it to every
body" and Sam done so, and everybody
thereupon began to glorify. Money was
contributed, powder, &c Pught, Marty, the
athlete, and Terry, the roarer. were called
into service, and with a corps of attendants,
stationed upon the highest peak of the ada
cent hills, gave one hundred loud cheers for
our Government.
During the evening Of the glorious day our
Brass Band took possession of Knox's saloon
and blew it full of patriotic music. eliciting
cheer upon cheer for the country, cur Gener
ais, our Navy and our President. Lager
flowed freely, and was drank to ''heres hemp
to Jef-and liberty to his subjects" On the
whole, Tuesday was Shastas greatest day
since the war began.
Richmond gone, Generalization ensues to
such an extent that stand by the rebel army
seems impossible To all intents and pur-
poses the capture of Richmond no'c is the
crushing blow to the rebellion. and most
effectually breaks its back and leaves but
little vitality in the extremeties- hardly suf
fcient to make its dying struggles matter Of
interest
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08

NM THEREAS, by decree of foreclosure and
w order of sale in the above entitled action,
entered on the I'd day of February, A. d. 1864, it
is ordered adjudged and decreed that l SELL
cording to the law relative to sales under execution,
the property hereinafter described. much
thereof may be sufficient to satisfy the amount
due said plaintiff, Leon Bourbon, to wit: the sum
of four thousand and sixty-nine 64-1O0 dollars,
(s4069 64100, with interest thereon at the rate of
one and one-haf (ll) per cent per month from the
said 18th day of July, A. d, 1864, and the plain
tifs costs in this suit, taxed at fftyseven S5-100
dollars, (S57 S5-100) together with the casts and
expenses of sale notice is therefore hereby given
that on
Friday, the 2Sth day of April, a. ID. 1865,
at . clock P. NJ, at the Court House DOORS in the
town and county of Shasta, will sell, at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the real
estate in said decree described follows. to wit:
The south half and the northwest quarter of
southeast quarter, and south east quarter of south
west quarter of section II in township 80
north, range three, being the premises which
Roman Remillard occupied at the time of execut-
ing said mortgage.
W. E. HOPPING, Sheriff.
By J. I. BURRows, Under Sheriff.
April It'll 1868. apS
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08
BIRTHS.
SAM. LAVENTikAE

At Millyille, March Goth, the wife of Wm. Smith,
of a son.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08

GLoRIFYING.-At Copper City, on We'd
nesday, on the reception of the news of the
capture of Richmond, its patriotic inhabitants
were gathered together from gulches, noun
tains and tunnels, and concentrated into one
vast heap the entire ammunition in that
region, and began firing it off in every posi-
bic way in which noise could be made by its
explosion. The mountains sent back the
echoes of patriotic cheers, and throats grew
dry in their utterance, only to be wet down
at Barber's and Blumb's, and again to cheer.
At Whiskytown, French Gulch, Millviile.
and all other towns from which we have
been able to hear, rejcicings great and noisy
prevailed.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08

A WORTHY ExAMPLE.-Last week we an
nounced that Hymen had secured in his holy
bonds our fellow citizen, Otis Seamans, and
Acknowledgements for wedding favors. This
week we have the pleasing dut, of acknowl
edging further favors to the office and to our
towns people generally who delight in pleas
ant and inspiring beverage. Since the happy
event, and up to this writing. the we'll sup
piled bar in the saloon of Knox & Co. has
been kept open for the free use of his many
friends. There all who chose to do SO have
beeu participants in his inspiring bounties.
Finally, to show more fully his appreciation
of the happy position to which the gods have
permitted him to attain, on Thursday we
were made the recipients of favors which
show munifcence, and appreciation of the
right place, which entities the happy pair to
wishes that their love may be continuous,
their prosperity and happiness commensur-
ate with the appreciative liberality upon
which the honeymoon is being conducted.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08

INDIAN ARREsTED.-On Wednesday last
Sheriff Hopping was informed by some of
our domesticatod indians that at one of the
rancherias near town was an Antelope In
dian who was concerned in the murder of
Mrs Jones, last summer. The Sheriff told
the Indians to arrest the fellow and bring
him in. They done it-but not in the gen
tlest manner. The Indian in question is
now in Jail, awaiting the further develop
ment of testimony in his case. lie says he
has lived with Ultz, and that when there his
name was Dick, but when living elsewhere
they called him John. On being asked
where he had lived lately, he r.plied; son
Cottonwood, with a squaw man." but could
not give the mans name. lie SAYS he is
&" good Indian" and his assertion may be
true, though his countenance doesn back up
the assertion, and would be good evidence in
q contrary statement.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08
Sheriff9s Sale.
Leon Bourbon VS.. Roman RemiIIard and
Dennis Dunn.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of California, in and for the
county of Tehama.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08

TINE CHASGED-On the lst inst. the Cal
Stage Company's lire from Sacramento to
Portland via Shasta, Yreka, jacksonville,
&C., changed from slow to fast time. The
line is now running night and day, leaving
Shasta at 2 A. NJ. every day for the south,
and for the north every morning upon the
arrival of the stage from the south. Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays stages leave
Tor Weaverville, returning on alternate days.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-08

DANIEL WEBSTER Co.-At an annual meet
ing OF stockholders of this company on Sat
uraay last, there not bcinga quorom present
the meeting adjourned to tonight, at u o.
clock. Recent developments at Copper
City have given great value to this mine.
and full attendance of stockholders is re
aueStsd