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SIS Reward.

CTOuEN from my stable on Broad and Vine, on
- the night Of Thursday, Angust3d, one tolerAbly
Ight bay horse mule, about rs hands high was
branded with the figures on his lei hisd hiD. aud
letter p On his left lore shoulder. I vii pay SIS
for the retum Of tha mule, and $50 for inl0nnstion
which viii lead % the arrest and conviction q the
thief. M. j. phUCkEhs
Gugls-5td live ABrOad street.
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AocrDEST.-A member Of the 4th Ken
tusky MOnptsd Infsntry fel from q loco
motive tender, and Wss crushed on the track
Of the Nashville and chattanooga Railroad
night beioselaIt.
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Pearl klnissusss. IN o., or Hstsr eelon
eOs ths genuine a Aa Gallery q hs Oar.
! hsTisas. ai lslnl aPral-s
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DnTsEGgIsBEB AEEIyzLs.-Gen. hheeief'
isls or The rebel army, Is at the City Hotel.
The Hemp. A. coehrane and Linton
Stephens Is half brother Of Alex. H. Wers
1t the 81. Cloud yesterday.
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A CoLLIsroF.-We understand that a col
Iisson occurred yesterday, At the City Hotel,
between Col. Blackburn, Of The 4th Tonnes
see cavalry, and Gen. Wheeler, late Of The
rebel army. The affair occurred about 8
o'oiock in the evening. Col. Blackburn
rather severely used Gen. Wheeler
II seems. rom what we can learn, that
nbout fifteen months ego Gen. Wheeler is
sued an order directing that if Col. Black
burn or any Of his command should fan
into the hEnds Of his troops, they were 10
be shot.
Since the eonrlusion Of Che war, Colonel
Blackburn hearing that General Wheeler
wss at the City Hotel, paid him a visit.
introducing himself at the Generals, he
preferred his hand, which the General re-
fused 70 accept, aud stepped back into the
apartment with the intention, as Col. B..
thought, to get arms. The Colonel there
upon made for him and gave him a Sc
Ysrs drubbing. Captain Quinn vas the only
perion present. and did not attempt any
interference.
By this time quite a crowd had assem-
blsd and, as they attempted 10 rush to-
ward the room, The Captain drew his re-
volver and prsveRtsd any Interference.
It Is necessary 30 add that Col. Blackburn
Immediately reported 70 MAJ. Gen. Thomas
and the city Provost Marshal, and was dis
charged. We await further particulars.
LaTER.-Dr. Roscoe, . physician who at
tended Gen. Wheeler. says that the General
Wsslying 10 his room no. 15) st the City
HOtel, when be heard a rapping at the door.
The General opened the door and welcomed
his yisilors-ofering his hand, which was
accepted by Capt. Quinn and refused by Col.
Blackburn. As soon as the Colonel entered,
he said eThis seen. Wheeler, l SUPPOSE"
Upon answering ia The affirmative, Capt.
Quinn seissd the GenRFaps arms, while ne
Colonel beat him over Che head, ears and
arms with a heavy walking stick. AZ a
later hour the General was compelled TO
leave the City Hotel owing 10 runors of
threats against his life.
We have tins given a condensed veruipn
Of both sides Of the story, leaving the pub
lie to decide which party is the most eulpa-
bic.
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Auction sale to-day, August 12d, at En-
giteer Store en- Franklin pike, near the
Railroad, Of Wagons, (iront and hind gears,
Carts, Old Lumber, Tools, IBlacksmiih's
Bellows, Work Benches, Vices, &C. Sale 70
commence At 1ok o'clock, a. b..
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A MASEIFIoEyT wArcH.-At the jewelr,
house Of MeBsrs. Calhoun 4 Co, on thl
corner Of College street and the Puhiil
sqaaEe, ne had The pleasures Of glape;ng q
one Of tae most Magnificent wat it hal
ever been our good fortune to zee. It is o.
massive eold snd Is valued 81 $500. Il
winds and SETS itself and strikes tbs hourl
audthe quarters. Il has hriiiiant jewels, i.
not greatly complicated, ard, Therefore, moi
liable 10 get ont Of ordsr.
At tas same cstsblishmsnt We saF an old
and msssiye silver rspestsn Which was pre-
sented during ths s5riy part ofthe Revolu-
lutionary War by George Washington 70
Aaron Bar. This Is IN hsirsOon which
was Iea at Messs. Calhoun 4 Co.'S for
trivial repairs. wspresans THAI 10 money
could purchase IT. s75
At the same place We had previously Oh.
served two elegant piotarssi which We un-
dsrstaad have been reeehtly sold to the
Sherman House on North College street lo-
s25O. It is the intention to supply their
places By pictures equally, Il not more, ele-
CANT. ~ XVI
VIM. ". Berry, CO.. no. 81 Collegs S.,
oaor their summer dreas goods Al very re-
uce1 rates. angl61tf.
Merritt snd Hin, corner 81 Marke. and
Church streets, are row opening one Of the
and most eornPlete stocks Of Wall
ever brought to Nashville, consisting
of the very latest p~attsFns Of nest blanks,
sstins, and splendid gilt and deco
papers. Call, examine, and judge
sfgehFselt lDgo9 a'E9iIu ct
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Attention is called to advertisement in TO-
days paper, headed "Lost." u5
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cases. before Recorder Shane yesterday
mo-ainsl G3ililE SD ffTaH
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oftsoubNotice.

II. ntnsons hari1r cilus aasnEf ee Ate y.
= a SiATT kiecd 81 Sc Hahu1a ana Chat
-ssrs Rsnrosd - nay, a1d t1ose isde1ted 70
49, 80 81 c,herN4la - ss4oesie4 > H1f1l&
s-ssh Esh csre taien t&ee AEkrls ta \
rlF fAIs
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SPECIALNOTICES.


~ LIN those who have doubted the virtues Of
BUaS Ca ron BfTTKIs, K any such there be. read
the folloEir g CeTthcats rom gentlemen well knoWr
ia this community. and doubt no more. i
It's general introduction into the army VII save
the LIVES Of thOusands Of our eoldiers- ~
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June "a, 1863.
We, the undersigned, hsve Eeen the good effects
pro5uced by the use Of Dr JoHE BulLs CEsRoS
BIrTEEs, IN cases ofgenera debility and prostrsion
Of the system, snd believe it, general use would
preveut disease sud relieve much suffering. Among
our s~oloiess, paracularly would this be The case,
especially those Who are exposed 10 miasmafie m
freness n the Southern c innate.
MAJ PHILIP sPEKA,
Collector Int. Rev. I'd Dist Ky. A3
CHAs. 3. C4ITJN,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, Ky. :
COL. Fl. DENT.
ProvosI MIarshl General Of Kentacky.
REV. d. P HENDERSON, 10
Secretlrys sanitary Commission.
BARNEY. HUGaES& Co.,
PuhliFhers Democrat.
GEO. p. DOERH, b
Proprietors > ~onsville Anseiger.
HUGHES a PARKHlLL4 r
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, MAn street,
Louisville, BY.
DAVIS GREEN & 90, H- .lrF
Wholesale6hoe Dealers, Man st., Louisville.
HARr& MAPOTHER, rr.aE
Ifthogaphers. cor Market and Third sts,
Louisville, by.
JDLUUS WINTER, HnI Il
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Nashville and Evansville Packet
EYE AND EAR!
DR.. E o BRooKMAN,

DISEASES Of the Eve and Ear. Nervous Sys-
IL TEN, and Osncerous Tumors' treated via IN
PARALLEL success by
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TUESDAY, AUGUST q 1885.


a~sss.g..,. = p. ~
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PRIVATE OR VENEREAL DISEASES

TPKIVAIE Ok VENEhENL DISEASES
om nhns md Stages speedily cures and sEsuAy SaM&sd nom ns ybSnL Re@t cases cured
n Il a S SaSy ppssB needless hare 10 ada he importance Of "nppns thu evil in s bud" bat ahntD
fhev wise may 81 srHcent not only save heHHdVsh rom misery but 70 held their &Wngh nom
shame and ruin -h.NL-1s -
o Empockst and health they n0hnAyhge1 to apply some EnMn Physician % b secured, or done
can hme diseases he cured properly and sfeHualT whsph the hhs snd constitutional khoDhulHbs
ar knosa TO he doctor mo psGbs. Otherwise It is lP mhe drk to KDstAp nmnenc cure
d. Us oaeB ven arranged and persons RHbadW nth t@e diseases can have tn hncHa privacy.
u -4 9E send For CtrcuIa< Peat Office E3ox BO0. a#
Persons hA dsmre can sd@ss him 2 letter describing Hs most prominent aympDnh hd pa
tdmut cases. pBnA examination VII be n&e4Ay.. r. M-
am OPINIONS OF TEE1 EsE1TIs9s
a ooef the nmts successful phyGsns IN BNhTmeb Dr. Oosman Whosee mceh On Cherry street.
Deadedck AMI Cedar. The oundELn Of his success H lie extensive a1NnEHna, mg eYe
pahmsA And WaRs hssa nsAabe ad agreeable nhsnaE-Ub
M an uhs hoys We maacoERy subarbe-6maA --.4FMHL -
~ Iml Of eFaBs nduaesa H ofhc above with the GAs1oiN remark that Dr. Cdeman "sa FL
H." "a V1 doD de b-Ra& r. n Aust
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Wood 4 Boyd have removed their oEcs
from 4oK Cherry street, Nashville, to In
d~isRap0lis, Indiana, and would be glad Il
Pesous having claims u their hends toI
collection would send them their Posto@cs
address. Direct % Loek Boz -.
Hagleatr Hr
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Fire in New TOFk.
Latest AdVIces from Mexico

P~HILApELFHIA, August 2l.-This mornipE
q counterfeit fifty dollar note Of ths United
States vas presented at The mint in this city
itis apparently frOns new plsts, and i is
pronounced iae smile 70 genuine fhies.
W%AsHISaFoS, August 2l.-Presidsn ohm
son has permitted Henry c. Burnett ofKy.,
to return to his home. His property has
also bsena rsstosedEt s him. Burnett was a
member Of the House Of Representatives
from the First District ia the thirty-seyenth
Congress, and distinguished himself BY his
secession ~proOlivitiss, and in votes against
eyeEy bin contemplating The vigorous pros
eeution Of the war. ~
Nav YoRK, Aug. ala Ere commenced
ct noon to-day in a liquor store, 2O4 South
street, and communicated to Nos. EOS aud
2O6, and thence 70 the Government Bond
house. A large force OF The police were
present 70 protect property aad prevent
-iosa among the fremen. The loss win be
0aavW 4
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Wm. ". Bery6 CO.. no. 81 College S.
oaer their summer drsss goods atFery re.
uee1 rates. auglsatf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
EVA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

NfcksBuR1, Miss, Aug. o, leoS.
Or. John Bull-Dear Sir: am happy to state 10 70
that have used your valuable Cerou Btiers with sreA
benefit to myself in general debility and prostitution
my systel produced by the unhealthy and In
uence of the Mississippi river around sicksburg havins
been With ten Grant army throughout its
ern campaign. I confidently recommend Its
persons who are exposed TO unhealthy climates.
Ii. W. foGAE,
Agent u. s. Sanitaf Commiseion
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept i6 1883
On thc23d OF July last submitted, through On a9eu,
of mne to the Medical Director of the Department Of
Army Of the Cumberland sample OF my Cedron Bitters
for inspection, and requested IT, after ykis be Found
meritorous, to sanction and approve its among
soldiers.
The following is the Medical reply and alec
Gen Rc-crans permission to ship 800 dozen at once
have IL so,i TO suffers. JOHN BULL.
Il sAtisssd thss Cedron Btters will do no harm
any one II taken properly 4ed in moderation. nc
objection TO Dr. Bull being perntea 10 ii t.
suffers. A. HENRY THU RSKOE,
Surgeon and Medical Director
Headquarters Department OF Cumberi&od,
Nashville, Tenn, July ~, 1888.
DR.. John Bulls agent. Mr., has permssioS 70 shsy
to Nashville, Tenn % gross 800 doznn of Bulls CO
dron Btters for sale to suffers in the army only.
The regulations of the Treasury Department to b
complied with strictly.
b. order OF Maj or Gen Rosecrans.
wM NJ. wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale, wholesale asd by Wilkinson bartlett
Co., Keosuk Iowa. spsl3-1Awlyr.
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AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Our readers may think 1t strange that ofsen nrgt
upon their attention medicinal preparation ALREADY
nave We for nber of weeks urged the Importance
OF supply OF Goes Con xh Balsam the house. ready
for immediate But excuse is the vast amount
OF sickness. and death that The immea
SILT OF sudden coueh- co'1s and pulmonary attacks
while thousands Of children diving froia csouf
AMI fGos compi dus. Time and experience haS4 proves
that C,ss Cough Basam Is the speedy andreiisbl
preraraon known the world. Like ma iic IL Re
levts the irritation Of thu throat the stbppage
that prevent bre thng in Group ana heals all
of the Throat, CHEST and lungs No should neglect
TO supply his family with safe and reliable medicine
Ike Goes Cough Bslsan any th,n he shonld neg
leci the supply OF their diiy bread 1t bnf forty
cents aud the bottles contain twice much those
anr othc- remedy at the cost, Will IL merit IL is
sapsrlor to all Others. All drug keep or sale.
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Hint TO MoraEGs-SpxAK Low

HINT TO MoTgEgs-SpgAK Low
know some houses we'll balt and hand
somely furnished. where it is not pleasant
TO be even visitor. Sharp, angry tone.
resound through them from morning ill
night, and the influence is PC contaciou.
as ne,sles, and much more to be dreaded
in household. The children catch it.,
end il lasts for life, an incurable disease.
A friend has such q neighbor within
hearing of her house, and even the poll
parrot has caught The tune and delights
in screaming and scolding, until she has
been sent into the country to improve her
habits Children catch cross tones quicker
than parrots, and it is a much more mis-.
chievous habit. Where mother sets the
example you vii! scarcely hear pleasant
word among the children in their plays
with each other. Yet the discipline Of
saeh family is always weak and irreeu.
lar. The children expect Just SO much
scolding before ,hey DO anything they are
hidden, while 10 many home where the
lor firm tone of the mother or decided
look OF her steady eye is law, they never
.n'hK OF disobedience either in or out Of
her sight.
Oh, mothers, it is worth great deal
10 cultivate "that excellent thing in wo.
man, low, sweet voice. II you are ever
go much tried by the mischievous or will.
ful pranks of the little ones, speak low.
1t VIII be great help to you, even to try
TO be patient and cheerful, if you caunot
wholly succeed. Anger makes you wretch.
cd. and your children also. impatient,
angry tones never did the heart good. but
plenty Of evil Read what Solomon says
of them. and remember he wrote with an
inspired pen. You cannot have the ex.
cuse for them that they tighten your bar
dens-ihey only make them ten times
heavier For your own as we'll az your
childrens sake. learn to speak low. They
will remember that tone when your head
is under tie willows So, too, would
they remember harsh aud 90 angry
voice. Which legacy will you leave to
your children?-rN. 7. Chronicle.
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LYON,e xATuATRON.

Kathairon is from the Greek word "Kathrc," or
"Katharo sgniing cleanse reiuvenate and restore
This article il what lie sgnnes For preserving.
restoring and beautifyine human hair 1t IL the most
remarkable preparation in the world II again owned
and put up by the original proprietor and Is made
with the care skill and attention which gave II .
sale of one million bottles per xnnum.
II IL most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicafes scurf and dsndrnE
1t keeps the head cool and clean
Il makes the lair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values n beautiful head 81
hair should Lyons Kaihairon. IL is and used
thron ghou the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers. DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!I

RATciIEL0H'H celebrated HAIR DYE tstAs Bsss n
- the World. The only Hsrmiess, Trss sad RsiSsIis
dye known. Tubs splendid sr Dye is pcrfsctehAnges
Red Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly to Gfessy BtseA
ssfref 8-svx without the Hair Staining the
Skn leaving the Hair Scf and Beautiful fpart~ fresh
Vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and rcc
dos the III effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM A. BAToHkLoR; all others are mere innita-
tons and should be avoided Sold by all Drnggsta &c
FACTORf-s1 Barclayetreef, New York. BArcHrIoA''
NEW TorLIfC RKAA for Drsssiug the Hail. fjyo-dkvly
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HAGAN,s MA 0N0LIA BALM.

HAGAy,s MAGNOLIA BALM.
This Il the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes the burnt face and
hands to pesrly satin texture u ravhing beauty I'm
parting the marble purity 81 youth and the Osssasrs
pearance inviting In the city belle Of ssson. Il
moves tan, and ronghnsss from skin
leaving the comp on fres, transparent and smooth
II material injurious the skn. Patranixed
by Actresses and Opera Singers 1t 10 what every lady
should have. Sold syeryw here.
Prepared BY W. =. HA0AR, Troy, MI.
Address all orders TO
DgMAs BARNES CO., New York.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LarrmENr.

The parties in ST. Louis and cinenuat who have been
Conntefeiti the Mustang Linmsn, under pretencs OF
proprieorshp, have been thoroughly estnpvi by the
Conlts. TO guard against further imposition, / have
procured from the T. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp which placed the top Of each
bottle. Each stamp hears the fac simik Of my Sspa
tuSe, and without which the article is Counterfeit
dang and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie ThisLnimsat hiss been In and growing u aver s
nlsny years. There hardly exists hamlet habit
able Globe that does Contain evidence Of its wonder
fu effects. 1t the best erolient in the world with
it, present Improved ingredient lite effects upon
besst perfectly remarkable Sores hesle pains
reiieved lives saved valuable animals made useful
untold ills assuaed For cuts bruises srains rheum
ts swengs, bites cuts caked breasts aimed horses
he. it is Sovereign Kanedy that should never be dis
pensed with. 1t should re- In every family. Sold by all
Druggists
cctii-dxw D. BARNES, New York.
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gpefial Nctiteg.


CoLGATE,s Hon8x ooAP.
This ss,ssssasd 4oBloe ooAp, ins1cA snav1zsal
asnAnd, Il naAs nen - o1Aoleoss natsslss, +
allA and saellenti n - stature, fsngransly
&c aseA, and sesssnsH Aon eflcia lin III acti
upon the skin. For ssls " III Druggists and Fancy
0eods Dealers. Ssbl-dAvlyr
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Diseases Of the Nervou,

- Seminal, Urinary and Sc nal StA.
tems-law and reliable treatment-ir reports Of the
HovARp ACKNOWLEDGMENT by mail in sealed letter on.
teopes freeof charge. Address, DR. j. 8EnLn TIoUoasoH
phia. p aprI-ikwly
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Grocers & Produce Dealers
gastsids q, Bet Ilil { Jehasss IT,.

Keep constantly on hand gpd or
saney osoeerses which ws o1ar to the publc ~ ea
-. rLOu8.-Thebc st bnnssof n sr. iselsAjes nnsI1
Mills, Qnincy, Grace and sele Mia wsrssv. IA ~
patsl MIL, Keoknt for tais ~ Ill .1o6
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TWINE-l,000 lbs. Flax. Jute and
Il Hemp Sewing and Wrapping Txine, II
mchs BAG FACTORY, l01 Main st.
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RAGS.-l,O 900 Seamless Grain Bags
- for sale very low at BAG FACTORY
Mchp 10i Main Street.
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II HITTING COTTON In the ske;u
IN OF machine knit, IN the web unfinished very low
1t BAG FACTORY, l0l Main g.
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keep constantly on hand and for sale a. the lowest
prices to cash customers and prompt men large and
weilselec ted stock Of
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CARPET CHAIN.--Flax, Jute and
~ Fine Cotton Carpet Chain. BAG FACTORY,
mchs 10l Main st.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12
Railroad Meeting.

A. nu,lis meeting held Ia tho city q Lining Oh
,.s 2s,b OF June. comp sd u dob sAie- from 40
,on,,.. Of 81 Jossph, Alissn, Van Bar o. f-''on'
r,.,.,, Oakland AMI M4cOnD, thc following f's0i-
lions .ero adopted.
1-.os,,s That ~he,. this meeting aiJourns u a.
n =, No. al REPRESENTATIVE Hsli. GA tn zoth '1f
- Inlv next and that the several t'"hs on ire 90.
,s..olsiet uue o. road between kiise ~sy' pa '.'
,rt,, ~ uaromb via Holly. Linsirs ana = 'p-'i'l
- 49, r,sisu line - requested 10 send deirsaler -
- ,oeetirg that sail delegates BE- retuS7I7l -
sre,tsin a. near a. may be ihe anoiht oi suD-eilP
US which can DO procured 10 th-ir rr-pse'i'v Cow"
La AID q sad road
,>,otr,d That IN case neither company H." oi
an ID obtain all from the Grant Trunk iaAi'fo-n
- 4 edge oulrzelvre - organize company 49, ~
coed Al the earliest possible moment " JUN.
.u3. ripti5ns o the stock nec-s.afy 70 '.'
iion Z The roai bel ~ above contemplate
. ,ablie meeting ~iil b held IN The cay "i -"
.,,, II R,prssentatfvo Hall 90 the z5th u july a.
o, .lockp n "a accordance with he a'"Ns '~''''
, A. ,,btrt all toxus along the proieet-d fAh''4'
fen, R,dger.r "a sscomD s'anty 70 u Joseph ~
r.,,.o county. are respectfully rsTlestsi 10 s"''
oe,ss.tes prepared 70 submit reports 10 eomi'ie'
w.th the nrst resolninn.
rbiz q one Of ths most important p''9ee'- eve
eo,tenvl.tsd b. this state, AMI should c'n''nAN
,bo eart.st attention and C. operation % every ma
.,,ry The nuc o. The roaI Particular aitet'on
tnvited o. tho first resolution, and Il i hop'' 'h
each town wnl takf The action roeomneriei
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12
The Grand Trunk Railroad.

We publish to-day the act of the Legs
lstnre Of last session, enabling the towns
and cities Who may desire TO Issue bonus
On the line of q contemplated railroad route
from Ridgeway 10 Chicago, To 90 SO
There il much inquiry and discussion GONG
On lust now all along the route and 81 l.
desirable for the voters 10 be- able To act
understandingly in the matter. Til" laws
or last session have not yet been dlslri"
uted. and the provisions Of the act VIII De
read with interest 10 will bee seen that
while the amount al bonds voted by The
people cannot exceed ten per cent. "l Inc
whole valuation Of any town or city lheS
must be made payable so that not more than
two per cent, or one liflh OF that amount
shall fall due in any one year. The Feeling
IN favor OF the construction OF this road
os being a HrOuyh route, and very vlaua
Bile and important to tho counties through
which il may pass, IS fast increasing, an'
the indications are that the meeiin" ga lh
Goth will result in the incipieni slrl'- cd
permanent organization.