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Tho telegraph has already noticed the loss
Of INC American ship, Eagle Speed, while on
her Tay frotn Port Canning to Demerara with
four hundred md ninety-seyeu coolies. The
English papers furnish tho following addi-
tIonal particulars:
Three Of the Eagle Speeds boats were
launched, manned By the crew. Including
the coolies, who threw themselves into the
water on hencoops, tho boats saved one hun
dred and si1ty-nine, and all the Europeans,
Captain Hasklus' boat made f1yc tina Int
the others were soon smashed; one Of 1hem
had, at alfpast twelve, brought off the Cap
tain, whom his own crew refused to help.
The steamship Lady E1gtn, which Was near,
! left for Port Canning; no hint was giren to
tlro hundred miserable E1ctches who were
sinking to launch the ship's cutter, which
had not been used, though tho one Euro
pean left and five negroes did do
20, and with thirty coolies were
afterward found By the steamship. The
ship continued to float all TINT night, and did
justilying The opinion Of Capt. Haskin5:
q Considering the rntc at which the ship WIS
sinking was sanguino that We would have
succeeded in gettiDg the greater portion fthe
coolies out" Two steamers were at once sent
round from Calcutta, and the Lady Elgin re-
turned from Port Canning. They found three
coolfe lads on tho mast Of the wreck, and
sayca about sixty more who had tloatel to
Hntiidny's and Butchers Islands, where the
tigers are said TO have destroyed some. The
coolies assert that the last European attempt
ninety-scyen coolies, two hundred and sixty
seem to hare persisted on that terrible
"Wednesday morning nr afterwards in the jun
gle.
, 1865-10-30
BY TELEGRAFH,
THANKSGIVING IN WISCON-
SIN.


Proclamation by Gov. Lewis.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.]
MADISON. Oct. 2s-
Gov. Lewis to-day has Issued the following
Thanks giving fToclamation:
"peace again smiles upon US. The work or
death has ceased. The authority Of tho Govern
ntnt has been fully established, ind traitors who
once deaed ii now bow In humble submission. The
aecursed Institution OF African slavery has p,shcd
The Union established BY our fathers, cementcd
anew by the blood OF their patriot SOUS sends forth
4 brighter and purcr light to the oppressed Of
other nations
'AThc people Of our Stntc have enjoyed tho h!css-
!usr OF lIeahh prosperity aad tho privileges ot el,-
canon. and dtr1no worship. 0ur serritoEJ has not
been polluted by The trend OF the nyadef our sub
e1unce has been preserved. For these and The mauy
olhct tayofs mud blessings our Heavenly Father in
hts goodness has yo1ehsaed to e. ID providing tor
our wants n1d guarding Us rom danger we sh0nll
thank aud prase him While re enjoy the .1ft let
M not forget tho Glser and that ne should express
onr gratitude and thankfuiness.
For all these blessings and fayurs, I, Jn1ues E
Lewis, Governor OF The State OF Wisconsln il nc
cortanec with time honored custom. do hereby a,,-
Point Ihutzdsy, the 18th day Of November, A. D.,
lt65, day OF thanksgiving, prayer and praise to
Almighty God and do recommend 10 the people
thnt they meet on that day In their several places OF
Morthtp and praise God from whom all blessings
flow. Thank him for bis goodness to us during
the year That has passed. and ask for The coutinu.
uuncr Of his tnyot4 and blessings.
'GIven under my hand and zeal OF State, this 18Th
day Of October, oes tho1sand eight hundred and
''3 tIITrmr. F.,rc,rrr Sec,v or e.ate~
, 1865-10-30
Gitp NDtlrF5
FlR PuANkIs

DKUPuSALS FOR PLAAkiNG T.
OFTlek tF rug DoAxD or PCr.Io N0hks,
sea.cd Proposals win hr received by tae Eo:z! Of
Public Nesfs, II thets otsae uatA a ". HSaa45:
M;ys hiosE sao FIFE Ds: asdisa caesE5
sait unnsutsment Will bs psd for fsu9 tue sasS; u
81: le'isd for IL cost pnen tne sne AaA' ~
ITepoaa< must oc addressed to ne poerd of rnol!o
We.s., eadcfsed @p1opceais for P.knAnE Atsys u
t>aoeS Fl. rensbeer Att b. accompanies wtsu tue
nsnG 40 hu... villa snFetics to b a2?soS0 " tas
n;a SosT; az 70 :of the doing Of tae "aolo ~cs1 r."
nj IT, SsaFa s' ts ;h. rest q r ses
~N1-S'' A''4 'g : q. a1spEIE.<
FEED. L4Tz.
.n- O. j. E0sR.
oesea=t9fot Board or Po6EcWorks.
GEAII-ANNUAI. WATER TAX.
UiT1cE or 1E FoAfp oy PCRL1o TaEt
(Hscan0. October 18th. 1sE.-'F
Notlee u hereby et,tn that sha Bonrd Of 9uhiic
fsuts assessments for the sf1 months comr~v,nx
November Isl, r@l md enGn$ Apr1l aotls& lsd sa1
sn T. as asS ~ q st!sSy e @ a' s pay m
s.eessed sad il lien On III ie 9 of od whle Bat er
ppa e nd s.v s
o. xbssaeT ths wa1tr u aset n sucf hutldlns or On
.da. e at so .ss saF q s., e., E
used.
On the water assessments on suss vneE1 The uute =
= 'A' '@''' ID pau 'At'o8 So'e Sc. .sHpELz,
FkED- kHTX.
octrsseas1&t Hoar.i offuh1k Nprfs.
, 1865-10-30

-omce open from The tst Of April TO the hrst Of
November from ttlf O. H., from November 1st
A>~.' ''s 90 49, >''' 1"'' aANuEL HOARD. T. II :
, 1865-10-30
III f a LTH (?
Ever, Thinking Man aud Woman,

Ina rich tn valid u sf1lE to shower hs Collars with
eat stint uro The phyasctzo who restore him to
the prccnusl Tia poor unan who posaeascs H. II
ate1npoaEyi 1nes has evar taught hun to appreciate
Its value, wou ID not haIt 1t or iii ths ayne Of NJ
yada and Idah o.
Without heal ththerec bano real aoymcnt Al thta
EeTJ hour thou sanda anxushtn. On beds oe kck-
ns. or going rough the Ordinary routine OF hustnesa
ID pain and Mis- r.. to whom fs Is otteriy ysluees4
Is thsru any b. .pplncsa fof tie DYSPEPTIC zaeked
By mental snd pl ys.cal pans which no tongue or pe
can adequately dese11bs. .od which cannot ayH ha
comprehended b. ono who has naver felt lhcu,7 ID
say that lSDlGi :sr1oH iacludes partial dc1unue-
neut ofe1e5 fn =tton Of tbs sJsse-thst It cows no
spirit ofthe vfFad ou7 aud hopeful clouds The eerrse
intellect, md max y th!s bright end beautKQt world
hateful IN khs eyes ofthose Who afflicted With It's
truth which not ono Of The miserable multitude wh.
labor under The dlA ase. tn Its chronic los will dny
10 that sad crowd this lecture II In paft adasrasd
Sufferers, Ho Jon weaEJ Of suffering? i remedy il
rtoftstd to you. slN FLE wunLN5oME C1.ratx and NJ
xEDA1Ki VIII ths drst tose Of
, 1865-10-30
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
. STATE OF ILLINOIS, CoDE COIN

~ 5!AlE Of lLLlSDL5YCtDh EOTEEY-SS.
CITY COELECTOK'~ OFYICX, CDtI:r t{acSH.
HOOK No. II. Uct- etth, l563,
Pnhlic notice Il hereby sln that tho following de-
sc;;oea HsHants have been placed IN my hands ior
Warrant Isl. South. dated Oct, lsth r6 and i.sned
tor th collection OF sTecal assessment, And sried
Tor 1M!ug. EraanE mud rlankin- atleY Ia Block IL
fractional Rcct!cn u, addition to chicago.
warrant X South dated Oct 18th. 1881 and Issued
GG1Sosng, dHtnz, grating ad rlankins tho a1leya IN
"s,.sns M ~ sontn aated oct 18th, 1s6A and issasd
lSa, school Section Addition to chicago.
warrant te S1Hth- d3tEl Oct. 18th, l5k aud Issued
for the collection Of special Rsseasm leEtcd for
grading and paving with Hoocen bltsk pnTement,
laSaIe street. from Madison to Wa1hin. ton street
Warrant 461 Souih~ dated Oct. 18th. 1e63, and issued
fot tho collection nf Special asse3nent lavicd for
tl1nG. grading aaa pank1nS ptrt at IEadduck Place
u Flock %. Qgtctnal Town 81 Chicago.
warrant li South, dared Oct, 18th. i63 and issocd
for the collection Of special assessment lesled for
the orenir Of 2nfoota alley betneen NchI nm and
indian ayenae. south fsona Tweuty.thsrd street,
through Blocks g 20 and pat of - OF ". e Of SGc
=. s., II.
All persons Interested IN said assessments a.a 70
Guessed to make n1neaAte payment at my ott1ee. In
delant Of such osEmtn ths said assessments Will ba
therefor. A. H. HEALD
ocIitRH.Ut Civ Collector.
, 1865-10-30

EuruxATlc CoEFurSD for the etectual Of Rhcu.
mattsm. &easalsda: g.: l. e !. M sa ITtxsxAl REaEpE,
TrhNAL Rxs1DY ~ ever offered 10 the public ~ nn-
dfeds Of persons can testify We cousotentiousy
commend Il to a afflicted al possessing crest merit
Bold BY A1l dEusg1Ate. -..-
sato DruEeisu 1H Lake street. Chicago, mt Drug
EtftX generally. cclulHl-
, 1865-10-30

There nothing that tonchcs the Ltrer eeat Of tho
nl2lady, quickly. and restores 1t ccrf&nfy to
perletn healthy and regular condition, HOSTEL
rEInS STOMACH H1TTEES. Ifnfa .'Gl1ians habit =
the tendency Of your s}sten. that form OF dseasc
may be held In CAeck for iittfEe By tic o4 5lolal
H8G Of this harmless vegetable antldotc.
n-1,tbH
, 1865-10-30
4 iOLLECTOR'S NOTICE,
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Count7-S

CITY CoLITCToE's pFFILH. CoCEr uDUsE.1
Room No. II. Chicago, October cf, 15Gs.
Public Nottco Is hereby gwen thst rae folcwin; de
olltctton- to-w1t: "
Saant Ut Wcs, dated Oct. 18th, 1857, and ssne tor
ins, mailing and p1aokIng alley In Block II. Caaa1
Trustees: Subdivision, ". Y. aoa n. Il Ne r. See.
Warrant III North, dated Oct ls,h 1861 1ndtssue1 for
The col1tttton OF special assessment GeFfed for
cutotEE and paving North Clark street, tom EhtcsEp
avenue to the Chicago KIyef,
tr collection Of special Assessenf ,e1ied Iof di-
irE. E1dpE and plaiktng alley IN Block ixh VOL
COTS Addition to Chicago.
Nasrantz North, dated bct. 18th, 1866 and Issued fne
the co1leett Of special assessment 1evled r Ill.
ns, Etaf INC and plaoEtug n1ey In Block (co} Vol
totls Addition to Chicago. >' E7
NaHnnt 3 South dated Oct. 18th, 1885, and Issued for
the collection Of = special ASSESSMENT levied for
cu!hln-. ullinE ard paving South Weeks stfret HoH1
lake GtTeet to South Water atffet.
Warrant t3o south dated Oct 18Th 1sl and sed foz
tne widening CT Hslsted street. rom Twtnty-sixth
feet. "
All persons Interested In said askessuepss are re.
guested to maxi immediate payment at my of1ce. In
ae1au1t Of such payment the asatsanentY VIII be col
effcd II the cost md expense o{ The portt-s Liable
thtIeior: i. q. .HE.tLD,
IH.tf
, 1865-10-30

Marriage ana Cc1ibacy.
An Essay Of Wa1nln:: md lasuuctlon to yoars Men,
ust rnh!tsntd by The HoEntd Association, aid III
sealed !.:ie1 elopes free ct charge. Address Dr. j.
SklILfH HOI;GuTON, Howard Association Phila-
1elph!a4 FH. ou!shlS1 Yt
, 1865-10-30

The xcll.knnwn e1h much appreciated Dr.. H. G
90 Monroe street, Room 10. 3. The rooms arc cpu'
venIcnsly xsIanRea for 4tlles Eeneu4n vitn. the
city for medical AtTtce- They consult the doctor
.s,th2at any q those tnsenysaiens generally attend
E ey Wsa. ede 90 b eat
with p1essaat ROOMS md the hes Of :ulsn: o. Eesy
ndent1al. All letteza addressed. to Dr. II. @. TOWN
SIND, Chicago 50 Monroe sLft:e- Noou. No. 3. Eil
yneet with ptotnpt AtseNt1on. sss9lEl1 l5t y.XAW
, 1865-10-30

Mason r. 4 Eieko.ou UeuryWNorton
Seins 1nr tailor NIErnpn Norton Horace
Nefl1s Barney Niles Gardner p Norton C
EclAon Geo q Nixon jasC N1rton
ScEbeT5C Ceocap, Noble 1 capt Nonrse Jotcph Z
Ncwee1hurE mrSob1e Sstuj d Dr. EoYse
EcHh2lI Green 2Eoh1e A - Eoyt1 John capt
NeEhEfEh Henry MOL q Bacon NJeEH-
, 1865-10-30


Quanquenbush l. Il nnlss Gpts{ey Mary Ann mre
{.uanQ utEbush jennie 1olEx '-
, 1865-10-30

Railroad u1attexx-The Iowa Dead
Improvements Mt DeaMolnes-ThoS So1-
tllcrss Orphans f1onle-Thc Schools Of
De~3loiueY-Criminal Reports.
, 1865-10-30

0dtxuIn l. & mrs
NI.f,ca Mary II mrs
V1irttp catherine mrs
N'Jbune31 Hannah
QfGEEor t.I:teri1e mn
0'Counor Aatcl1el niss
, 1865-10-30
Gjusiness Uarus

GTUItGES, ,NIcALL1STER & CO.,
~: WOOL, COMMISSION d STORAGE,
N3r. =, i mud @ Rush Street, corner kinz1c,
Nc Eth end Of Rushst. Fridge. ca caEo, Ill.
RExU :rsCE-Eofthwestctn National TANK. Solo
IzQp ST utR eAt Enns. III
, 1865-10-30

GALE OF $500 GOVERNMENT

GALE OF 1,5oo GOVERNMENT
u 9n Ntsh MoS1ar. November sts, VIII eaaaea:s the
It, Il: Il 1ss'sf1 liz q # 81 s Sta
Tasse ss !. sss!iss;ps M a2ia,s sTz r. tnosoa:h'y
ssaf o9 2 M sasS
wn!e' they ats sd1ltabl. ad.Fted. d.Fted.,r,
~ sais b lie nc Ia ana sss Only asIs
oar to / : sold IN this clIy.
5E: u. esca day, ssiss of 1so beins msac dsily.
ssasr = 81: ~ 5ssss S1sss / Ezr, In ena.=c Of
- ' JAMES CAaiPEELL,,
Springfield H.. oes. l.. 1855. oc.1s9is1's
CLOSING SALES OF: GOV
os77cz FnS7 pm 5ts.ox i: & 6; ;V::cr.1
There WIZ he sold 1t pubic oasiion i; ti,s Go.s.n-
mens stock Mart On Broadway and cass ayEas, 81.
.0u''' osk 1nouaAsD t..soo MILES.
~ SixE II Gs&5S aSsSb ss :S Ffs =; Aossz
Id continuing e1ch d.5 heseafE 1t the rate of s.
per d'5 F~ rs a6!s 81 ssa 5 - Sb1E
Commencing n .say. the e4th dsy Of October, 1s.
- a. s Is ass Il sssf Ii hs F's q
nj as ,s -, n, Of IN s
dc I'D 9aii M - s1s 4 n les tin sarir :fae 7aa
Is offered to the ubc- ....-.-.
bic, Shey 4c no 10 nger required IN the Army, and must
be Sold
the war wlcn yo1,i g, accompanied eh arnles In all
their marches aud amps nd are thoroughly broken,
hardened By e1ese!% GtntIe sGd lam1taE from being
50 long surrounded 7 thu eosdlets-
Aniu3a1a will tc sol S1nKly-
ISLES TO commence / u 10 a. "
Te1ms-Gash. In. Cn. trd Sta:ts currency.
,Fy order Of R1eyet T,E. Ge7: JAMES 4. Ih1N h
~ ) L. TRUNRTiI,
psp .Czptatn md a. @ Il.
, 1865-10-30
a SSESSAfENT NOTICE.

oes.'e.ns e'seoNec.2[.
A SSESSGENI NOTICE.
~ =. p7., - ,ror,
0&'A0A ~ t@A ~ 80 ~ G1et Gtst4S =, .eMt
Public notice ts hereby E1ea To- ii ,essaas tnfe
Eoard o1 Hrhc Tnrss r. the Gitr r. ssS9c.-n bs1e @
comntefed the assessr,ent mi ~ n1snpn: ,nneS
ni.cr het1rean TeIia AMI E-nsIn E.nte e,f snsh
nsscssmnt nil Ia haft n,ed n fhe ofrr r. fhe 1f1
ClerE " '1>~>~ 49, 3'~ 0AN-- ~ s0~ Ny
The undersigned Etll annly to the Common cnnne,
of ssfd citT It ia usxs rfnfsr cen r., Ia 6rd m
lie fhirtrth day of ncin,sr 1st5 ae liz hoar ~
whch firn ali partJes fn:rescd viii have the ri-hr n
be beard All ps1sona fship- to object 10 said
ment mnst fin frir nkt+fonS t kha se.. IN Writint
In th otce Of The civ CerE At lest one sy nror T.
sueA a1eetias o1 tae eom1uon eoonSlE. o.vnr7r
ErEH + ~
94sFH. Ia ~
Commissioners Of tie 1oa1d Of ruhlfc Works.
, 1865-10-30
IMPORTANT CAUTION
The public afe requested to bear IN mind that
Hostetter's Stomach Bittefs
Are for sale IN BOTTLES ONLY.

an ue,sop, who pretend to sell the article By the
GALLON OF nAKHzL art nnserrpnlous and thu
ann they vepd Under the nau7e of HOSTKTTKE-3
H1TTEns Is In al probability IN Ac11T1 roIsos.
A trick ptact!eed BY &iquoF mixers In tho hope o
making money In dishonest way ont Of the popular
IT. Of our ntttets requires especial eudonhesc. They
rd with abousinstlo notd ths empty bottles IN which
tho 1srx TOXIC VA finally coa,sne aat. yead over
their counters these horrible compounds With aa1lp..
sssmssces Of their Ernnnencss ND excellence. Ec
xa5r Of these wolves saeepB clothtx1 Buy oiy OF
reect4bls dealers, Nho place proper zalua On TIER
rood naroe and belese IN ths cid coda Of mercantile
h1nof.
, 1865-10-30

~ CLOTHING AND EQU1PAGE.
pEINE O. Ass1sTAsT QuAKTEKNAsTxz,l
CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 18th, EXs5.
~ viii sell It public auction 1t Government Ware
houss. Nos- G01 md ::o:k South Water .tzsot h1cs
20, ILL.,, On EEuSESUAf the 18th day OF EoEC1nbcE,
ta3 large Lot OF Army Clothing ard Eanpsge .rlk=
ID Uniform Coats, Shovel,
1,7si Jackets, H5 Fog Sacks,
sE4S pairs TEoWcrt, Storm Flag,
II Drawers 71159 Hssersaeks,
1900 Caps. 6,T1 ktansackg.
35<Y Great Coats, y Bu4it5,
1,s06 : Stzzfa.| Trumpet,
l+9sG WOODEN Blankets. 70 Drum Hc1dsr
Pouches, IS pieces stoye Hpe4 +
- Sack Coats, Elbows, tor sibiey
LIED I1ou5e3x Tents,
HfH1 Knit Houses. % Drums
t.I1 Eh1tsv ISL Axes.
5,E! TenB, 10 A1e Handles.
~ =: ssss 1ea' P;ls Pnlss pairs D:an Sfess s;'ess
E9 sibley Tent EtsEzs% Sc Spades,
80 t:anlp Kettles, u ffatshetR,
so Mess Pans, I'll Ratchet u17r1cs>
g Ffk A1es~ ~ AEs caaseens.
Also email lot q Bootees. Boots, Stockings Hatx
Caps and sashes.
fnn Jay to day uatu all the opeEty Is disposed Of
110et Of the clothing is new. hns irregular.
TerMR, cash in Government funds.
Properly to be removed bF purchaser within tTeuty-
four hours after sale. NELSON PLATO.
Contain ant Assistant QuarresnasteF.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Our CABINET ORsAN.-We confidently be-
iieve that the Cabinet Organ. because Of It's
artistic excellence and adaptedness to the
practical wants Of the public. IS destined 70
be more widely used, both in private hous
IS, churches and halls than any other in
strument. Without detracting from the
merits Of the Piano Forte. which stands
coniessedly in the highest place as a musi-
Cal Interpreter OF certain classes 81 music K
may 0e claimed Tor the Cabinet Organ that
to some extent il unites tie powers OF the
Piano Forte with those Of The Church Or
gan. while its capacity for % expression Of
sacred and home music. b which Ameri-
cans are chiefly attracted, IS entirely sape-
rior TO tina; Of the Piano Forte 10 nstru-
ment Of double the cost Is 50 well aiaptei
FOR churches. halls. &c Is volume and
beauty Of tone, 50 essential in q good in
strumSat. Il al that need De desired No
choir should he without ore. Among the
many and desirable attachments We have.
tue automatic swell. invented by or fore
man 10 our action department - the best
Improvement made OF the Organ. Il Is e.
sec,ed by the natural contraction an ex-
pansion Of the bellows in ordinary blowing.
The principal advantage u the automatic
sLreA :: frst. the cresseado and dim.nueu-
d are much more eIec,ual and gradual
than can possibly BE- the case il he 0rli-
nary manner Of operating the swell; sec
ord, ;he feet ara no: required 70 BE moved
from the blow pedals in order - operate
the sSe.i-pedaL The mechanical arrange
ment OF the automatic swell ) such as u
produce tie most happy eIec., AM j.. coz
struct0l Z very substantial. aud not liable
% get OFT or order. Tbs desirable IN
pr0vemeut mas induced other manufacturers
= attempt 2 similar attachment. la. -
y, have entirely llilei il Obtaining the de-
sired improvement. " haze IL sc-l.-sirs
-rglt 9f- he 4l.0m1t.c ski. aa1 al otie~s
a~s .r~u:.ons. 4 :. y.e.e. q ne City
BOOK store. IN Lansing, i our Authorized
agent, aud al Instruments sold by hin ere
fully warranted. and sold q or New YORK
prices. MARSTOS j HAMLIN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

county, 10 a depth which reaches the lower
OF On0ndaga salt group, from which a sup
plv Of brine Of sufficient strength 10 pay
Tor working. e. obtained. \ fity-kett.e
block was put in operation last spring
Several wells were sunk a. Grand Rapids
IN the wears Is59 ami go. and considerable
done In the way OF manufacturing salt. ou-
the brine not proving Of sufficient strength
the business was abandoned; further de-
velOpements may lead 70 the discovery OF
richer brine. IN rocks lower than those pen
etrated by present bOrings, and we under-
stand i j. the intention Of parties there 70
prosecute the work " boring until a definite
result concerning tie salines which ara sup
posed 20 underiie that section, Is attained
Wells have also been sunk AZ Int, Cor
unna. OwOss0, Lansing Jackson and 81
Clair with varied results Is 10 the quantity
and quality OF saline water, which have been
discovered in all II l. hoped the further
prosecution of these enterprises may lead 10
Developments as satisfactory as those at
tanned in the Saginaw Valley in which case
theparticulars in relation thereto viii doubt
less be collected Tor legislative cOnsltera-
ton by some future committee on this sub
Jet
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
J. P. THRASHER.


~ The Ionia Gazette discusses a. some
length the decision Oh the soldiers voting
law, and arrives g the conclusion that in
determining The seats Of members. the
House and Senate are no; bound By any de-
cision Of the Supreme Court. Il has 10
fears Of any harm 70 the Republican party
from The discussion which has arisen, aud
adds:
The Two members from Ion.a county.
and our Senator. a.. voted 20 retain the ST
ting members. We do not believe the,-
constituents viii make any move % con
denim them. any more than Ne believe they
viii make move 10 condemn the Supreme
Court for declaring the soldiers voting law
unconstitutional.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

THE OH Folks SUPPER. We learn
that the Young Ladies Loyal League are
going 10 give AZ old-fashioned, substantial
supper. al Capital Hall on Tuesday eve
ming the l4th inst. and intend inviting
everybody 10 come and take supper with
them after tie fashion OF olden times
The proceeds will be devoted 10 the sick and
wounded Michigan soldiers. In addition
10 the supper. there are 20 DE several de
partments and objects OF interest. The
elephant" VII then and ,Aere be on exh.-
h.tlon; also q kaleidoscope" Oh grand
scale; tue industry OF our gFaadmoIhers
exempiided. sc. sc. I, VII be q very az
ique affair Let al 80 ana see for them
selves Admission .ne.adlns supper, s.
cts; oysters extra.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

see that he has been deceived by his own
ignorance on this subject, and by the popu-
lar clamor. He will see that his first I'M
preston vas not correct and then VII
come that sober second thought which,
We are assured by one who knew the Amer
lean character well, is always ehc1eHt'
and seldom trrOng."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

The CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. The
following States have ratified the Constitu-
tional amendment:
Illinois Maryland, Michigan. Rhode Is
land, New York, Massachusetts, PennsyiVa-
MIA, West Virginia. Missouri, Maine, Viz
gnia, Ohio Minnesota. Kansas. Indiana
Nevada WiscOnsln-I7.
Delaware and Kentucky have rejected the
ain animOnt
The following States are yet 10 vote.
New Hampshire Vermont. Connections.
New Jersey, tennessee, North Carolina
south Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Iowa,
California Oregon Arkansas, Louisiana.
Alabama, Mississippi. TeAas-l7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
SeVen-Thirty Loan.

Iasss Notes are issued en-s. l.i. g. As-ss, eel.
'sei, an a. payable i-rse ys1-. :-s- Ia, ,....
--F-eaey, ~ ags c5-vsss.s.. d. g.s es.ss .. :
holder, iato
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Ezs-Thomass IL Glenn, Secretary OF the
senate, writes 10 his own paper, the Der
rien County freeman:
! confess that the discussion ana mves-
LEGATION which has been elected on this
question Of how far the decision OF the Su-
preme COur, affected the rights Of members
Of the Legislature. or either branch OF Il.
has materially altered ms own views upon
H. Ny first impressions We're that ID I held
a seat In either house by the votes OF sold
iers in the field should vacate IL. but as
this discussion has advanced | became
more and more Impressed that the decision
" the Court should be and is nugat0ry up
on the Legislature.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

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