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HkNOkINN.

Tug SUNDAY SCHOOLS On Tuesday the
children attached to the Sunday School. OF the Os-
thodor churches IA Brooklyn, celebrated their suni
yetary, and yesterday the schools Of the Lniyer-
sAlst and Unitarian churches turned out in parade,
and marching through different streets preseu =
very pretty appeamnce. Each clssi carried or
more banners and hags, aud every school proced-
ed by an instrumental band drum corps. After
the parade they proceeded their respective sch oo
rooms, where they supplied with cakes, fruits,
ice creams &c, with which uli ware pleased. The
day VIA tine, and every thing passed oil Sgreesbly.
THE NAVY lARp.-The Government is
gradually reducing the number OF men employed In
the mechanical departments. This week total OF
d aio TO 10 DISCHARGED which will reduce the eI
penses about $1,000 per day. The lAboring depart.
nent has recently Teen increased, however The
men are to ho employed in stripping the vessels going
out Of ommssion.
FoUSp DROWNED. The BODY Of q man
about teTt inches IN height stout dark hair, was
picked up near fords Dock la,t evening Ia Ia sup-
po-ed that lie vas a de-erter from the L 5 rhip
norm I 'arolhA ~ iew nights since seven deserted
pl lu9pihg oseipoard and ~ ia known that eral
BuRoLARY.-Ths house of Mr.. A. NJ Fort
~ Clermont Avenue, visa entered BY a thief on
tuesday afternoon, while the family were absent aud
foppea OF Lueles worth $40 The ssryAnt Girl de-
teeted i'm aud chased him into the street. who're be
\ va 5'eSs AAa NE property recovered,
The sun., 1865-05-25


HTfAMsHIPs -Columbis for Hsvsns, Csthsrins
Whiting, Savannah. Weyto>seL SayAnnah Crecle,
Norfolk and Richmond. Constitution, Ser Orleans
AIhsinbrs, Charleston; Western Metropolis, City
foincOeo II Stout W~hinston Thompson, Bait.
sBlPS-fres Trade, San frsnei.co; Boninser, Bait
BARks-AtalsntA Bremen: RenhArd. do; Ellen
stev ne Cieniuegos Cuba blbeTtinA, Ners Cruz
Zephyr, Boston.
BRl1S-Branch, Turhs lsisnd. Scotland. Bsrtr-
does " Kelly, Boston. Emma Ives, 5ydney, & ~
Excelsior, Hamilton, bermuda.
CHOONERS-Georgian Nassau; A Mcleod,
Annspollk 4; NigiIAnt, Nassau; korsL Aayaguea
MARY BOynion, Wnhington, u e.
sLooP-Hsryest, Corvin, for Bristol, 4 Island
ARRlvED
eTEAMeHIPs-AmericA Savanuah: Fdintury
Liverpool PeguoL tgubbos'l Hampton Roa :. Nev.
bern, Sorth Atlantic sIusdrun; LouisAna Liverpool
BARKS-Ch ristina. Of st Andrews from MatAnzs-
Josephine. Of Yarmouth, fom hatauIu
BRIGs- Sou b Boston, Bathurst Conquest Csrde.
n,E Ihos oven, Neuvitas; Lid Of the Lake. Hsmii.
ton, Bei imuda, Dawn, 81 Johns, 7 X; Kate Fitz-
gerald Montevideo
sCHOONKRs-C J Errickson New iIsveu for Al.
bAnyj Frances Ellen, britgepor'; Vim Gillum, ADD.
son for Phiade.phiA p Hover, Hartford. George
Gillum Portland, Co Col fddy. Beaufort Forrest
!he ryheld; Maris Hall, Portland c. for Troy; Gold
huner Boeon; Corlulo Norwich. Harriet Gai diner,
Boston. l. Dsnies, Norwich; peunsylvsniA Bo.ton;
Bensal Fort Royal; Reno Arrovo, + X.
BFLOW-Ship4 Lydia, Pacific Coast Excelsior,
Liverpool lark Europa hatanEss
The sun., 1865-05-25

TnE New Orleans rEUB Delta says "Ths an.
swer 10 every question as regards business ID,
DAN, dull, anu poor prospect ahead !"
Our Dublin dispatches tell US that the ClontArf
Plains m.ss meeting tmennoned in Tuesdsy = Susl
was called to sympsthLe with this Goysrmsut Ia
the assassination oi Mr.. Lincoln. but the speakers
INDUCED in strong observations against the British
Government Al the same time. One inumAted the
dawn Of tree Ireland All such uttersnces were
yehenenLy eheer,d. The principal 81 eAker was .
s.oLs-msson named Curry. The meeting dispsnsd
quietly, after adopting an address of sympathy to
Au-ercA.
PEW days since Georgis planter found il
nscessATy that he should come North on business,
but hsd no money. lie stated the dificulty 10 his
wifi, who sugs esIod that abe guessed the negroes
could find some II they would. Tho negroes were
conferred with. and on being assured that IL " a.
all right, they wenI out severaly and dug up here
IS piece there two three such, in another place
. handful of SILVER, and handed IL over, until the
planter had enough, and came off with his poekss
null Of - gsod money - any 0ns need uAaI
The sun., 1865-05-25
NJ EIbICgHEs.

nR. ROBERT A. SCHENCK, WELL Known
N ne. 9rk 10, he Iuceessinl tresment Of con-
near 9Th T~ every afternoon and evening. 5ls
HYATT'S LIFE RHEUMATISM
lin lis MOST PAINFUL FORMS: ALSO SCRO.
IILA, ERYsIpELAs, SAIL knEuN, PlaPIEs,
WORST CASTS OF BIstXssEs Bs o. 81" fiIF fFt B66hb, hs
hnERGuRiAL SoSpLAlSIh DEBILITY. LINEE
arp n.ost certainly cured by this Great Purifier
HfATIs LIFE BAlsAM has cured thol,
.nds Of case. Of these and similar di,sSe. and 1t win
most certainly cure any case which can be reached
BY medicine, taken la accordance with the diTec-
tions
TTsLIFE BALsAM cured Mr.. n Rice, No. 81
Grove street and No. u Clinton Market OF milan.
matory rheumatism and eouL after he bad been GRIP.
HYkfTs LIFE BALsAM curei Ar. Z. b. Hoi.
y, doekma'ter' No ~ Madison e. Of terrific
six months, and then thought 10 be lucuruble.
HYArrs LIFE BALsAa cured MIS-, Z, Gore, Sd
had destroy g! tne esh from the neck until the Wind
pips exposed IL cured MIS- Gore also Of dyspep.
The proprietor Of the Life Bllsam /, induced to pub
fish these three certificates out OF hundred thousand
ssfe saectei iS yesrs since and the parties are We,
Ia excellent health and still reside 40 above stated,
hSs 1'Y can b l.a 60 SUD eT %
general 81 per bottle, dT tor }j. 4ls
TALK No MORE OF HIGH PRICES ALL
L the IS cen, psten, medicine. sold =. 20 cen.
90 cents each. Arsr'- Wughr, BranaIeths,
Schonck's aud Ratws's Pills, Allco-h's Porous
Piastors Magnetic Pew Ter for BUS &c, &c. ~ "
cents each. Ayere Cherry Pectora, 5agsapirilla
and Ague Cure; Sandfords Liver lnyisoritor lowus.
end's sar.apsra, Sterhngs Amhrosis. &C., Gc, ~ W
cents achencks Pumouic syrup and sea Weed 10.
nic, Hemboa'- Buchu and sAsaparls At II each;
WOlfes schiedan SchnApp-, Quarts, at sl lvc,, aud
all other Patent Medicines in market equally los
prices at the Central fEtcnt Medicine Depot, ~
spring IT. bot. Wooster and Laursus sts, n. \. W.
b. HOWELL Proprietor. ~
THE LADIES' MEDICAL ADVISER
l. Madame N. VAN Bl skIEk, No ~ sixth ave.
nue. betseen +th II and Washington Place, \. \ 4lI
The sun., 1865-05-25
DLACK OR BROWN-THE BEST IN USE
ID BRIEsTs

HAIR DYE. HAIR ~ l..
Doee not injure the Hair or skin ! be hai OF Drug,
gists Generally Price FIFTY cent? per boz. lepUt
40 south second st., Williamsburgh
DROPOSALS FOR CLEANING THE Streets
II the City OF New YOrk.-Tne qndersi. ned Com
mssioners appointed by act OF the egsAture OF ths
State Of Nes York, passed MAY l. l>dj tc make con.
tract for the cleaning OF the streets Of the City Of
New York having become satisfied that the intere,.
OF the city and Justice TO those seeking the work ~.
uuire that ess. ntlA mod hcAtons should he mad, In
the spee hcatons heI tOtole adopted by them have
returned unopened all bids, made under the adver
tisement OF oh May instant and hereby uyie sealed
propo ala for such cleaning to be deposited win ~
chairman OF the Con.missOn, the Mayor Of the CIV
OF New York, at his office IN the City Hall OF ,aid
city, or before SATURDAY the Sd day Of June 1898
AZ II O'clock noon. Forms Of the contract me- " suac
heations ard bond can be had appcaton 10 any of
the undepigued. The Commisti1neu IA, serve m.
right 70 reject any and all bids, which i'm their usS
ment may not be for the interest OF the city. The
Commissioners invite .uggestions ss 10 the fon ana
nature Of the specitesons TO he lef. at the Mayors
office, on or before lhurdsy, the 25th day OF May
instan bss |" 70 9,SpeI 4 ~ Dated New. YORK, Nay
Si,y Hall y0HA Traf I ~ HOFFMAN; Recorder, No IS
G9mptroiler's office, City Hall tHa OF RecoIdD;
ahaASci5 ihm da Il A s09LE Gi!y nspectPr Ny ig Cha,
naoa No. ~ SAsssa d IA
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD--ON AND
i sfer Monday, Nav 5, 1853, traips leave 3 RI ct.
station, for ALBANY and Troy, connecting ih North
and Western train, at 81 A. NJ Il NJ, 40, 90
and 1870 y, ". sleeping cars attached 10 CO and
1870 Z. NJ trains The go r. VI. train luns though
10 ButfA and Suspension Bridge, Via lIoy, Sihou,
change OF carr. sunday tram at CO y. NJ. j NJ.
IOCCEI, Asst. Supt. +41
The sun., 1865-05-25

GOOD BUSHELMAN wASTED-STENDY
~ lob will TO gwen u man that will suit Apply a,
HAkLEh q CO.'S, 800 Pearl st. Call ior days AZ
The sun., 1865-05-25

WANTED SEVERAL GOOD STRAW AND
w felt hat trtmmers at -3s William street nea,
Duane, llO
The sun., 1865-05-25

DLUMBER WANTED--WHO CAN DO
L good lobhing win have steady worn and good
wases Il suitable. Apply In the shop As socond ave,
COT zoo 81 ls5
The sun., 1865-05-25

WANTED-HOOP SKIRT TAPE wEAY
w es On power looms Apply at IS Frsntfort. .,
In rear.
The sun., 1865-05-25

wooden ware store with cooper shop attached 10
" nov doing prof able cash business situated in
thorouehiare for city and country trade. sil lie Md
cleap 70 cash customer. Apply at 322 spring 90
The sun., 1865-05-25

c10 REWARD-LOST FROM o. EIGHTH
oavenue, white bull terrier with brindl. ep
he ear The shove reward will be- paid by returning
nlm 70 the owner. las
The sun., 1865-05-25
Too Late for Classification.

DRESSMAKER wANTED-GOOD PAY
and steady employment. 62 sprins 81. i3o
EOR SALE-AN OLD ESTkRIISJJFD
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

Boston and lis suburbs, according to the
IrdreHef, contains a population OF 400 600
persons. lis property valuation will reach
nearly five hundred millions of dollars the
The coiorei people of Louisiana are ta-
king an orderly and practical method of
testing their claims 10 citizenship. During
the past month q register of an qualified
voters has been made. an election has heen
held for delegates to a State Convention
and that Convention is 10 select candidates
for Congress. This action IS based on the
claim that the colored citizens are the only
loyal majority Of the State. and that #
Louisiana IS 10 he recognized. the loval
citizens constitute the State. and are emit
lieu 10 recognition. suffrage * denied
them by the State authorities any body
knows who the authorities ere. Hence thav
propose 10 ask Congress whether il prefers
that loyal blacks or diSloyal whites shonld
control Louisiana
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

1ouNG MES's SOCIETY. The Young Mems
society, OF this city, have nearly completed
their arrangements for course of lectures
before the Society the coming winter. The
iolloWlnS lecturers have been engaged:
Rev VIM. H. Milburn, familiarity known
as the " Blind Preacher, for two lectures.
b. F. Taylor Esq. of Chicago, for one
lecture
Prof A. J. Epson, Of Hamilton College.
\. l.. for one lecture.
Rev J. NJ. Buckley Of Detroit, for one
lecture.
Little Dudley Waller, for one recitation.
The Society are negotiating with Bishop
Clark, Of Rhode Island, for one lecture. and
entertain hopes Of securing him.
Many OF the tirst-class lecturers of the
east are not coming west this winter. and
some have given up lecturng entirely. or
are Killing limited number of engagements.
50 that the Society have had considerable
aiilculty IN securing lecturers for a full
course this winter. Due notice will be given
Oh the time when the course will commence.
anu an opportunity will be offered our citi-
Iens 70 unite themselves with the Young
Mems society, and thus extend n onr
young men The encouragement they deserve
~ 'nelf Efforts to promote the public good. |
" ahordInS public entertainment of :
character beneficial 10 the moral so.;,Io,,.l I
Intellectual man.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
THE RAILROAD COMPETITION
The Iowa Democracy.

The Democratic State Convention of
Iowa last year, had the following plank i'm
their platform:
ReSo!rea, That We are opposed to the
Presidents Emancipation Proclamation of
the lst of January. ls6S, because it is I'M
constitutional-becau it * contrary 10
civilized wartare-because il shows weak
ness TO involve the ait ola semi-civilizod
race 10 murder all ages. sexes and condi-
uOnS of our fathers, mothers and sisters.
because it Is augmenting 4 gigantic John
Brown raid by the Administration. and re-
Voting to humanity and can only be de-
Tended by fanatics Witch burners Of
Massachusetts, and those who have been
debauched by their anti-relig0Us bir0trv
and intolerance and if persisted i'm will
make reunion imnossihle
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

IESrINoNiN--Previous to the departure
'~Ueorse l. Parsons. Esq. for his new
1'ale IN Kansas, q reception and sumner
"as gwen him at the American Hotel lax a
Hauoer Of his friends in this city. The at
AT zoos place on Saturday evening. Sent.
-Sd and As the proceedings have but inst
zen paced in our hands. it beng so long
. =. We deem it advisable to omit every
nus except the following resolutions
Present: = '''0s'
.br sssis' Vur much esteemed and wor-
49,. .e.lo~ citizen. George |. Parsons i
bs V -: - remove from our midst 10 take nm
Missouri: " N''iS''S O''S IN tue State Of
49, ~ NAereaS. Mr. Parsons bv his lonq
of It.;.vIce among Us and by his many acts
, = A.h1heSs he has won place in onr ofrsc.
s~ 91S anu memories such as only friends
SUI orothers can win; therefore
ma. assured That by n lone and init
ex-srd' ro,iuaiitance with Mr. Parsons.
sH san through period of more than
ba, VVn years, an attachment has grown up
A. f, ,toI Us that causes Us unfeigned sorrow
Pss. lar prospect of separation.
ana Sso.esa' That IN parting with our friend
prs, V.oener, We feel deep and sincere re-
49, sucn as only those for whom We have
siam SAM ana orotherly regard can beget We
h1ss s' MS INN not only in our social and
mis- s.' - relations, but above all we shall
mr mr. I'm u IN that sacred place where the
ss ss'iS ne reaching from the living present
INA aeN IN The dim and shadow past
p~ p'o'ners heart to brother.
psr',sy.cea' That while we deprecate the
~ ,sSessiIy which compels a separation onr
NJ s, , ~lsnes shall 90 with our old friend 10
lev ns" home, and if hopes and PRAYERS of
can ~, re,. are means of success our brother
tooa sJhoseea' That copy ofthese resolutions
: f".".- with proceedings OF this meeting
HeatiOn. 4 at "ns ana also Tor pub
JNO. W. LONGYEAR,
WN- H. PINcKNEY.
r. c. DART,
Committee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

AGRScY or THE GREAT WEsIERN Rail-
wAY.-An agency for the sale OF tickets
over the Great Western Railway. from De-
troit eastward, has been established in this
city, by Charlie M---.c. Ls.. Weston
passenger agent at Detroit for this compa-
ny, and J. J. WhitcomO. ESQ, assistant
! secretary OF the State Insurance Company.
has been appointed 10 the agency. and will
hereafter sell tickets at the Office of the
State Insurance Company to all who desire
TO avail themselves Of tho privilege. The
Great Western Railway connects with all
the great eastern railroad thorouehflres.
and also with magnificent line of steam
ers at Hamilton and Toronto via OF Lake On
tario and the River St. Lawrence, SO that
passengers can have a choice of routes. Tick
cts will be sold hy the agency here for all
points eastward, thus saving the trouble and
necessity Of procuring tickets at Detroit
which is always a great trouble amid the
hustle and confusion which succeeds the
arrival there Of large railroad trains Tick /.
cts will De sold al the regular rate of fare. 4
and all necessary information 10 those pur- I
chasing tickets viii De cheeriully furnished 4
b. Mr.. Whitcomb. whose urhanity win he .
found supeuorto most agents for The sale
OF railroad tickets. We consider the pstab-
lishment Of this agency OF great adyan-
tage TO the travelling public, and have no
doubt that an leaving our city for the east
who desire to take the Great Western Rail-
way route, will avail themselves Of its ben
edts. See the time table Of the company
IN another column
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

IMPROVEMENTS To TIE CAPITOL BUILDING.
The Improvements and repairs ordered
to the Capitol building by the Legislature
last winter are nearly completed. In adj
ditlon to adding on to the Old building six
teen feet in width, the building has been
reprinted and is being thoroughly renOva-
ted throughout. The structure presents a
much better appearance than heretofore
and VIII now accommodate the Legislature
quite comfortably as far rs room is con-
cerned. The Halls have been ventilated a
well as could be done, new ceilings have
been put on, the side walls arc to be paper
ed and we see nothing being LETT undone
that could be done To make the rooms
wholesome and pleasant Hon. James b.
Porter, Secretary Of State, has superintend-
ed the work, and has thoroughly attended
10 every part oft
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

SAD ACCTDENT.-A sad accident occurred
in this city 10 the sons Of Jacob Bone, an
honest aud Industrious laboring man, on
Friday last, under the following circum-
stances: The boys went TO the barn Of
William II. Chapman, Esq, m the western
part Of the city, with team, for the pur-
pose OF getting tanning mill. They had
loaded the mill on the wagon, when the
horses took fright and ran away, throwing
the mill and the boys of the wagon. and
breaking leg for each of two Of the
boys and somewhat injuring the other lad.
This accident falls with a heavy weight
upon Mr.. Bone, and it is to he hoped that
his family will speedily recover from the
severe injuries incurred
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. - Myron
Green has bought OF Mr.. Miller, the north
% Il. Of lot Q, block ia, for 81 900.
w. Wiley has bought OF Mrs Whitman
Dot 10. block ILL., for 81, 900.
jeremiah Van Keuren has sold to J. W.
Van Keuren, lot 8. block $50. with small
dwelling thereon, for 81, 400
Dart & Wiley have bought Of J. w.
shearer, % Il. on lot 3, block III
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

Board or SUPERVISORS. This body COM
menced its regular session az Mason on
Monday last. The supervisors from this
city this year are Messrs. A. y. Hart, A.
W. Williams, r. c. Dart and DR. Wright
The board organized by the election Of W.
A. Dryer, Esq, Of Lansing township. as
chairman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
- Hon. JOsenh s.

- Hon. Joseph Segar. OF Virginia in
a recent speech IN Richmond. declared fha .
the SouthernerS ''Were inexpreSsibiv cain-
ers by emancipation" He further said.
II speak IRON experience and observa-
Ton. In my own county, where enamel
patton has been in practical operation from
the commencement of the war. and on the
Eastern shore OF Virginia. where the policy
mas been fairly tested, it is an ascortainel
iact that the farmers make more clear mon
ey with hired colOred labor than they aid
When they cultivated their farms with their
own slaves The profit is generally doub-
lei; IN some cases trebled
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

PREMIUM LIsT.-We publish this week
a list Of the premiums awarded az the last
fair Of the Ingham County Agricultural So
Getty together with the names OF the Off
GERS Of the society for the ensuing year.
The Ingham County Ne'rs Of last week
pitches into the old and new management Of
the society with a will
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
Wednesday Morning, Oct. IL, 1865.
Notice to Subscribers.-The Fia

ares which subscribers will find attached 10 their
names their papers Indicate the SUNBRR q the
paDer % which their subscription IS paid By the
Z au8sbsr7 j. meant the b. WHOLE NUMBER % which
NAV be found in the heading OF the paper which u
changed weekly, being increased one each week nfty
two numbers constituting a year. By referring 10
this number IN the heading n the paper and c0mpar-
ing t with the number attached 70 the name or d.
recti0n, the paper our subscribers readily
how their accounts stand on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

TIE NEW HOTEL-The new hotel build
ing Of Gen. L. C. Baker, the cellar Of which
is now being excavated, We learn will be
one hundred feet square. with a hollow
square In the center.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

Is RCNSING ORDER. The new saw mill
Of Messrs. Tooker * Price, which has been
erected in this city during the past season.
is now in running order. II is run by
water power, and uses an upright saw
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

ChIN CLERKS OFFICE. LsNsrvG. Or
y. 'g 1865 stat NJ Michigan, CITY 10 LANSING. $
a. H. - 'nolr A. y Hirt - l.. Case A Nichols.
N.aiC. { T~rEycN J g T.arvrk r ElI.lt+ Z, rl'...
- n'st" 'cA > lansing ar- al others interested N
.i' '-oWing described property IN tie citr ~ I'm
sl--, 4, LOIS aud :. block s; Lots T. > SAL
otVeN = l0fs :, 11c 10 block o. lots ; srd
o.ocS o. .oi> is and - block =. lots IL a34sss
~. - H. ~ =, = ana 3. block s. lois and ~
DIN 70, lois ]. . and B. block l6. lois AMI Mo-,
a., 10y DOCS 3, lot U.s. block &. Do L. block s. ios
"a are l-rtpy ntlltl Chat 4SsHssrna. . are ahr-t
- pi male up-1 You e. Gefrav the cVpensa a.
lens 1l.-A through or near your urenarses
-" assessment Tolls have been made there
:, ~1-eA are o1 lie my oiHce vvhe-s
- i- l9.i.alA cpel Tor your inspection until Non
~ '.s "a lay Of ct her. 1855 ~ 0'clack P NJ
- 'ns comm "a Council viii sit o. hear annesls
80, ~ -. nent aud you caa appear AMI SHOW
aus u any there be- why sait asssssra.-r sh.ri
not ee made and collected according TO law.
'f'"- "a ,, CoWLEs, CIfy CT--t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

CHrRcn DEDICATION. The new Baptist
Church at Mason will be dedicated on We'd
nesday, Nov lst. Meeting viii continue
two days. Religious service will commence
at l0l o'clock 4. NJ, at which time the del
ication sermon viii he preached by Rev.
j. Griffith, OF Detroit An are cordially in
vited 10 attend.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

a nsw system OF whiskey smuggling is
10 operation in New York State AT o.
densO9rg the other DAY, the custom bonSe
oihcials overhauled a coffin that was being
sransierred from the boat to the hearse and
found It hlled with bottles of Gin.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
NOTICES.

RAILNAY NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
L ss-n -l-t lie books Of sl5scrInton 10 the car
~ s''-A w i-e Chicago & Michigan Grand Trunk
f.-ilN-y company MI Be open for Subscription t.
me st'eN ~ 7-i- Company ca the 10Th day u oc.0
'ei instant, ~ t.-e following pl4cls viz
Al a. once q CT James H. Bowen AZ l. Lake
20. Chicago Illinois.
AZ T. banking once q p. c. Hayt, Ed. s.. Ja-
sepA. Michigan.
Al Tie etiee q Chandler Richards. Es7 At Paw
Michigan
AZ the o,iee Of William f. Chapman. Es9. Larzn-
Michigan
Psw Paw Mcais4n. Ot 21.lsr5
H. SrETENS
CHANDLER RICHARDS
7 p. HARRISON
D " HALL.
j. r THREsHrR
comm 1871 1Llrs