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a SAD FALL
Col. Jaques Detected in Seduction ant.
Attemp pied Abortion.

fecn tle louisville fress Ssr; 5
The ilL Of such man as Col Jaoues
7lIlcien- to arouse The sorrow ~ every
man VINO NuOUs the former worth OF rf.
gallant Jacques. He was ol one ofthe first
ana most .rluar'.ll of Tie NetAon-f da-
nomination. 4H Illinois. When the body
t--aJ.s rl Female educational school p
JACKSON t..H. Ho WAS acel in cIar-e % il.
he managed BE- with sucl tauluf and sue
ces thar wien greater educational enter
prise Va- projected be- was transferred % ir.
lie was engaged in this when the rebellion
commence. Colonel Jacques was man d..
intense loyalty 0f cOmmanl,n- influence.
ana ol great oratorical ability He too,
tne le.i ln behalf of the Union. and Sneai. r.
j raised one ot the finest REQ 'ment- trat
ILLINOIS gave the service OF the Union I-
VAS called the preacher regiment. on ace
couni oi Tue number of preachers enfste
-n II. pI iliS regiment JACles was made
Colonel and be served Win great lf--.na-
lion.
During the progress OF The war. Colonel
J1ques 1ad numerous conferences ni.h
Bsnon simpson and both were well satisfied
tnal 10 "A Methodist OF proper position ia the
NoIth could get among the Southern Meth
odlsts mach might 1e d0ne toward crp-
ping The rebellion. This mission Colonel
Jaques undertook with the approval o.
Bishop simpson and of Mr. Lincoln Col
Jaques brayely met the perl. and Travelled
among the southern Meih0di>is lie re-
turned just before The battle ot Chickamau-
"a and took conspicuous part in thar
battle
Col. Jacques was tbe companion of Mr.
Gilmore Oa Il Visit % Richmond for an in.
terVlew with JcH Davis. m which mission
they succee led. This visit was intrnic /
70 bring about peace.
The Colonel mas recently been detailed
for breaking up the negro camps such a-
Camp Nelson This is The cause of h..
presence Ia Kentucky.
on Friday last COloue. Jaque- euIrloTe.
a fellow calling himself DR. y. G. Miller Cd
procure abortion IN the case 0i a Georgia
woman whom hr seducel. The Csoue
was present during the tragedy. and va.
arrested with the female al0rtiOui-i. a
whose house the murder was DerDetraied
ana with Miller. the ah0r.i1nl~r r-'he mar
deIer ot Innocence. Tie victim died %
about eiCnt hours after Miller commence,
his depreiati0ns. Tie whole party wer,
arrested in f1V'Usfe deitctO and are now %
jail. the Coroner's inquest having confrme,
All the suspicious thar lei 10 the inierfer
ence OF the police. Mr.. Turner. the police
man, saw s!gns OF the outrage In prOgress
aud made his preparations for arrestin.
p the guilty parties in which. as we hav
said. he succeeded. We do not rejoice II
nlquity, and we can not but drop tears O
sorrow over the fall of such q man as Col
onei Jacques
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\ TRoPIcAL CABLE.-A Washington dis

\ TROPICAL CABLE.-A Washington dis
patch to the Chicago Tribune says:
The project Of q submarine telegraph
from the Eastern 10 the Western Hemis-
phere. by the route Of the tropical regions.
has a look Of accomplishment in it. The
Emperors of France. Brazil and Hayti. the
Kings of Spain, Denmark and Italy have
formed 4 treaty in connection with a com
pany for the laying OF the cable. The line
Is 10 commence ar Lisbon. Portugal. thence
by the coast of Morocco 10 the CanarieS.
thence TO Cape De Verde. on the coast OF
Africa, thence 10 the Cape de Verde Islands
from which point the Atlantic il traversel
till Cape Sauvagne. South America Is
reached. At this point q branch line leads
10 the principal cities Of South America.
and another is to be carried through the
West India Islands TO New Orleans. The
high contracting powers agree 20 afford al
the required facilities and guarantees fOl
its construction. contribute the necessary
steam vessels to he employed in LAYING ths
cable. and MAINTAIN the rights and inter
ests Of the company for nnetv-Dine years
The Emperor of France gives four millOus
and the Emperor of Brazil three millions o
francs. as donations 10 the work Othe
nations are invited 10 Join as Government
guarantees and the United States ar,
specially invited. The Gable is to DE treat
ed as neutral in the war By the cOntractin.
powers. Copies Of the treaty have bee
forwarded 10 the Secretary OF State and 4
the President.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

The celebrated chestnut on -Etna must
be thousand years old at least. The
Baobab trees Of the Green Cape demand OF
Us. according to their thickness and the
number of zones in some Of their branches.
an ace OF four thousand years or there
abouts. The gigantic cypress al Santa
Maria del Tule, SIX miles east Of OaXaca, in
Mexico. has 4 circumference of l24 Span
ish feet. about 40 feet in diameter. Now.
suppose that every annual zone measured
one line. the tree must be nearly three
thousand years old. II i historically Ger
tain that * Is older than the conquest Of
Mexico by the Spaniards. The age Of the
great dragon tree at OT0,aya, in Tenerife.
Is supposed to be five thousand years.
These example are quite sufficient to prove
the possibility Of compound plant living
on without end.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

a Tne Alabama Convention < modest
as well as reasonable. II denies 70 black
citizens al right 70 give testimony ID courts
Of Justice in al cases, whether between
themselves OF between them and thcHbites,
but asks the President 70 extend 70 them g
general pardon Tor their attempt 10 over
throw the Government, and that al troops
may now be recalled from the state. They
only want .'to Dc lei alone that they may
DO as they please with the blacks Great Is
Reconstruction.
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The New York Tines salt Lake CITY
correspondent Of September 18th says:
Report has il that the ensuing October
Mormon Conference viii be the largest
held Tor many years. Brigham. in his recent
visits having extended a liberal invitation
10 the country folks 10 come 10 the preach
ing and bring their bands and chOirs with
them Gen T. F. Meagher arrived at salt
Lake City. september 18th. aud would
leave N few days for his new home IN
Montana.
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>. p. COWLEs.

HAVING BEES Dolly LICENSED As AUCTIONEER,
tenicrs bis services 90 the public iu that capacity.
H. IS lltl1rizel O. sell property at auction in any
part ~ enc state. Persons desirOus OF selling prop
esty 90 llct1u, can DO SD only by employing An
alctl1aser. tiy licsasei bg ,hs Cai'ei states The
uniers.ynei may be found at all selsonable hours
a. bis oll.s ln C1wlcs BocS Washington Avenue
lansing. CllrEcs reasonable 4J6yl
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News from France says thai 4 plot has
been discovered 10 assasSinate the Emperor
II was 10 be executed while the Emperor
and Empress were on their visit to the
Queen Of Spain. The parties concerned
were aliens, including brother or cousin
Of Qrsini.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

.aNsryG. Mraiglu-N " Elgar, Proprietor The
Elx4r Hluse is new. AMI D. lttet mp throughout IA
the beat -fvlr. aud with new furniture. On Wash
i,r,on Av.li,. near the site of the old Lansing
House. Stages leave this House daily. 479
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Having made himself familiar with this branch Of bus
qGalntol With what farmers most need. and having
procured new patterns aad fitted them Up With view
OF making this permanent business, be IS IN hopes
O. give satisfaction. he takes pleasure IN saying he
has procured the patterns Of the CELEBRATED
DODGE PLOw. Of Dodge himself AL who use It say
i; IS not equaied 10y any other plow.
Points and Land-siIes, for all Flows in
use AisO al other FARMING III LEMENIS got up on
the improved plaus, and Of The best material.
To NilI-VVrights and Mill Owners.
Everything in their line will be got up the shortest
notice CIRCULAR SAW MILLS will be made 10 order
Brass Castings made and ftet az al times, Building
Castings OF ali kiads-iu fact every thing IN hs line OF
business VIII be got Up with special reference 10 SUIT
ing customers. Patterns Will be mado az any time
which VII ensure thclr getting just what they want
rarti1uiaT attention wlu Oc pad 10 the repair ing
Of steam Engines, Threshing Machines and Reapers
and Mowers He has alsO FLOORING MILL FOR
dressing and matching both soft and hard wood he
would also Inform the farming public that he viii keep
on hand the
Cayuga Chief No. Reaper and Mower.
This Machine Is Il Is now const leted is not eQualcd
by any other machine. II desired. he viii put nev
ceerng 10 the OLD BUCKEYE. 90 Increase the motion
which very materially aids 90 the working Of The
machine By giving personal attcnti0n 10 every
branch OF the business ne Is IN hopes 10 secure and
merit portion. of The public patronage
u 5 BAKER
/ Lansing March 2S- 1895. ie2u
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JOHNS - BAILEX.

BOOT anl sloo Dealers, have Just received lsrg,
Assortment OF spring stock OF Boots and Shoes
consisting of Mems, W0meu's Boys, Misses
Chiirens AMI Yolths wear Custom WorA
promptly attended TO-
JOHNS 4 BAILEY.
lansing, Nay 10. 1864 4s3-u
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CTIC PHYSICIAN

The undersigned would most respectfully tender his
professional services as an Eclectic Physician 20 the
ci'iz1us q. Lansing ami vicinity.
ihe .ist few years of his practice has been devoted
Principally % tho treatment o.. the various forms OF
tlroni-e llselse incident % Females. In addition
tafeie A' ilii say that he has had some Is years
general pfActic, ia the West aud is well acquainted
Win all the diseases ucilcnt 20 this cHmlta. and
ices 'A't DE- can treat The same satisfactorily.
V-lce AMI residence IN the Newbro store building
Lower Iowa q u fVSN- ~ m
lansing, My .0ih. Is55 sSsr,e
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The famous ex-rebel Gen. Wm Mahon.
has been appointed General Superintendent
Of the Norfolk and Petersburg and the
southside railroads.
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). L. LANTERNIAN,

DENTIST. rcs.h moantsi on Gold, silver, or Rub
Der Bise. ONCE az his residence on Grand street,
directly east OF the Capitol. Lansing, Nichi-
gan $50
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A c \ R D
w NJ. VI. & y X IL

Wouif announce % thoci,zens or Lansing and the
surroulilnr country THAT he may be found 10 the
builias lfs.y cIpisi oy j. Bailey & Co as a
Rms Wlcro h- fs opening well selected and choice
assortment oi Groceries. Wood AMI " iiow Ware No
tons slo &c, a.. which be wiil sell cheap a.
no cheapest. Ola plfrons 1nd new are cordially in
vitet o. examine goois and priccs.
Lansing Jllo llth. l>oj 52qtf
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II. G.. sPRANG,

PHYSICIAN q SCR6EON, Lansing, Mich once and
49, s.o.- 0.r-. SIS
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JNO. W. LOyGYEAR,


La-v. Ch.acery and Collecting Blsuess, Lansing,
Wchigan Omcs over the second National Bank
SOC
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i. VAT KELLEY.

MASON and BuIier. Lansing. Michigan Keeps
c3astiai's on hand and for sale, Grand Rapids
Line silcco. anI - 4ter Lime. Oiilc, al r. Booth
r,ri k CO.'S store ~ SIS
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ERIENDS AND CITIZENS OF LANSING
Il And VICINITY living just returned fr n Al
6any ava ready 20 attend O. any that may nccl op-
erati1ns on or about tue Teeth. Oficc Al my resi-
dcncc-sa 1inaw street.
52su :. MOOD. peati=t
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EBWSITBMS

uarfi if...t. f..., ...r..- +F, -...t- IL.
srfra--e.' Ha h-- S.,f ~.nss-a.-,- fI.- D..
worif rr- .nno.a -n. .a,.s,,...,,, ~ 49,, sr.-
f~...-a ID rls ,..,. .-s.i man ~ rrs nis-r.c- ~
Columbia. la. on ,ae contrary woni lvo.
,-e reform. he i- misunderstood pccauSl
- >.H- -,r' ra-lt--9 Rest .a
l.e.n states iie i- opposed CD The
'S- t'' '.'. ''I'A Suffrage .n ITSELF Nt
'i', -> N'- .e.. 'ar IiN.l- Lfln- Is poor
7.r---t..-.- A-- ' la>.l ilArs The gtuuni
-.~- le-- >--- -u- pe .eairl repre-
7'-.-..'. i. congress Nr'1N-H SIZE r0iu-es
'A... iH' l.i'c'i>e i' aer co.nrei peo-
t''- lr- - '.. same l'ie. Ae ADMITS ilai
'.'N- t'- .-~ '-r i'tN .' decide l-e Que-
..'.' an. .' tAtct.S .- i1 decide d.. The
e't.'' .-t a'9-l rs follows on tlc
t-'' N '. a-''. ..- hfht'- 'aiaiNe- frou
'-e Ie't. 9''.'-, t"f immediate adm. -iou
hr- seward Mi ptuu~on. Against m-
UT ''' 'n. Nr- llar-
,~i--9I ~ wrn.s
"-it- .lte Boon lately
.'..I.' - '.-'ih rance fN LOUIS
WHO uses aN .Su'n entertain
,.'-7' lo" "efe- V'I' 'AIeue tAet may 'o. as q
t'' by '"'''n "l lIe pe'pi.
-''''' '''F. "ee- al-eh..e'l
'- N'". l'e+ci lhe
,.-,.... w.. .,'- .oi''". '' De app
'.i' i."- "t t'e aHlni- WINCH
''-. "' A.i--Isi "l ihe spec
~ 1"e liA oi lHe u1iiling.
-..,i more .I less
pre- Ni7'Iit .'.
- y" ,''"." woman ana q
oH.'" N' "~.''-' WIN c'i>l Iit- ln punA'
'-'' ."-'' ''' i"-l 'ilftl 'f Louis Napo-
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buildings OVED.-The under
ID signed would inform the public that be has a
complete apparatus for moving buildings, IS familiar
with The business IS practical mechanic, and holds
himself prepared 70 move buildings promptly aud on
the shortest notice and st the most reasonable rates
Can be fo1nd at my residence near the middle town
depot.
LANSING, July slst, 1865. NORTON.
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WAGON AMI Ctrrage Mixer, foot OF Washington
ts1 street. below Che sits of the Lansing House
Wlr11s colstlatly on hsni, Al reasonable prices
Repairing lone. ols
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DART - WILEY,

,rroeV~Ys C,nas-lars and Solicitors Lansing
Wicbtran Prompt attention given % tollee tons
Payment of Taxes ana investisltion o.. Land niles
rtsr Iy 813 % r.. WILEY
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--....., roe,l Column charged NJ ten cents per
al Insertion and six cents per lire f1r
s ..l5 ,lsnt Insertion. but 10 notice inserted for
,S-,s,a twenty-five cents.
c,ri- .a .siaess Directory o. six lines orless
FSv.,.y tsvertissments have the privilege Of three
me- Yearly rates apply % regular and ordinary
h,s,oess Advertisements only All Others cnarg,1
bv the -1llre.
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Authentic information has been received
IN Washington that HIS Grace Duke Gwin,
and Gov. Clarke, late Of Missouri, have
been arrested aud committed 70 Fort jack
sou
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
EDGAR HOUSE .

HUDSON. Pr1pri.tor, Lansing, Michigan, eppo-
site tls Clnifl. ngiiiing. General stage Office
kept in connection with the House 5ls
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"a -osli4.,r iss.- iD.i.ls .4lneli .try upon ap
p..eA.ila i1 tlc ioi'Nls arsIeiass reliable Iasu-
New England Fire, of Hart
ford. Conn.
ruth a m Fire, Of Hartford.
Conn.
iraVeiers' and Accident. of
Hartford. Conn.
springfield Fire and Marine.
of Springfield, Mass.
'A' J. F. TENNEY. Agent.
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FOUNDRY.
II u K r KA + . L \ ID r I
AND
MACHINE SHOP '
C3RSr2
WasLteaar Street anil Capital AreHue.
ADJOINING THE CAPITOL
All Kinds OF Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
uOuncc that be has now his works in goolrunnIng or
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The whole amount Of Natioua. Bank cur
rency IN circulation Is Slsl, AL, $50.
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WATER-LIME and Calcinec Plaster for
w sale by
THEODORE HUNTER,
sss Nc. 8 cevies Block
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ATTORNEY and Counselor AZ Llw and Solicitor in
Chancery. Mlson, Ingham County, Nica ss4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
7 ANSI Nc AGA f NJ Y,

I y SIN c ACA D f NJ Y,
A Classical and Scientific school for
Boys and Girls. and Young Men
and Women.
CALENDAR FOR 1S65-6
First Term begins Monday, September 4. 1896.
second DECEMBER 4 1855
Third March Is 1866
During the first Term sn especial Class viii be
organized Tor the benefit Of expecting 90 teach
PRICE OF TUITION
Primary Department, per term, ..s.......-.S 90
Common English Studies including English
Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography. Book
keeping and Penmanship. .-...----......--- 90
Higher English, including Latin, Greek and
French Languages, and Mathematics .-.--..- 90
EXTRA TVITION-
Vocal Music. per TERM. --.-----.-.-. 90
Instrumental Music, per term ---.-....----- l. 90
OIL Painting. Per term, 10 90
fencllng ana NfaNll----- .-----------.---- . "
RF-Board can be obtained IN Families 10 the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the Academy with the family
Of the Principal, in the Academy
Communications addressed c c OILS. Principal
will be promptly answered. 1y-s96
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