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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
Grand Trunk Railway Extension.

\ company Tor he extension west
ward from this city Of the Grand
Trunk Railway from Port Huron, via
Flint. Lansing Otsego aud 81. Joseph, and
thence 10 Chicago, has been formed. lis ar
ticles of association drawn up and depos-
tied in the Office Of the Secretary OF State.
aud the following officers Of the company
elected:
President-Hon. A II Morrison
V.ce President Hon l. " Willard
Treasursr-B. c. Hoyt, Esq.
Seeretary-J. z. ThresLer, Esq
| Auorney-HOn. W c. EdseH
| 4bis COMPANY cuiul az ~ sumo - tuv Livs.
energetic men in the State, aud they are
hard at work pushing matters hravely on.
On the goth inst, 81. Joseph, by unari-
nous vote, resolved 10 aid the road to the
extent Of ten per cent Of the assessed val
uation OF the property Of the town Other
towns along the line have already voted aid
and the company are securing these pledges
as rapidly as possible. The St. Joseph
TrareIsr gives the following account OF a
meeting held at Chicago Oh the 18th ult.,
IN connection with this same company:
a meeting OF a portion OF the Directors
and Stockholders OF the Chicago & Michi-
gau Grand Trunk Railway Company aud
The Port Huron & Lake Michigan Railway
Company together with some twenty-five
of the wealthiest aud most influential gen
tlemcu of the city OF Chicago, was held az
tue fremont House, Monday evening, Sept.
18th.
Nathan Mears. ESQ, OF Chicago Chair
man; Col. Jas. II. Bowen OF Chicago Sec
rotary.
Hon. +. II. Stevens. Of our village. one
OF the most energetic and indefaligable CO.
workers 10 the great railway enterprise. aG-
dressed the meeting setting forth IN q
clear aud forcible manner the great inp0r-
lance, not only 10 the people OF Michigan
but especially 10 Chicago and The great
Northwest, of the success OF so magnificent
project. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted piedglng for The citizens OsChicago
their best encouragement and material aid
The success OF the Chicago & Michigan
Grand Trunk Railway may now be consid-
cred u fixed fact. Now let the peo-
pie, one and all, give their united support
70 the greatest and most beneficial project
ever presented 10 them. \ long puli-a
strong pull-aud pull altogether, and we
shall succeed"
BY notice in another column il will be
Seen that books OF subscription 10 the cap
itaI stock OF this company have been opened
along ibe line Of The road from this city
westward. W f. Chapman. ESQ, Of this
pany, and will receive subscriptions NJ his
Office.
This projec' Is or vital Importance 10
Lansing and vicinity and We call upon our
citizens 10 come forward and give IL their
united aid. From orr knowledge Of tie
character OF the gentlemen who are con T
nected with this enterprise. We can cheer /
fully recommend Them o The confidence OIL
our citizens.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
That State Monument Again.

Elsewhere in this paper We copy brief
but very sensible and conclusive article ~
this subject from tue Grand Rapids DaHy
Eaqle. the ablest and most influential pa
per Of that part Of the State. We VIII add
a very few words Of comment and do not
design TO discuss the subject further.
We believe that State Monument, rep
resenting the whole people OF the State
viii be built, sooner or later, at the Capt.
tai; and will be built mainly from patriotic
motives. II there be 10 such disposition
among the people, OF if there should no,
be in the future, we should not consider il
desirable 20 have il built AZ all as a mere
speculation. We should have 10 heart in
such al enterprise.
Again: can anything be more absurd
than 70 pFophesy that in our State the Iela-
tive status Of things viii remain the same
five hundred years hence Is to-day: thai
Detroit will be the largest city. Grand
Rapids The next: that the through trayeI
70 the west will be on the Central Railroad.
&c, &c. Massachusetts Is so poor a State
that she is said 70 have nothing 10 expOrl
but rocks and ice: yet TODAY, after TWO
hundred an " years, she has attained a
population OF l5s 10 ihe square mile. How
much better are we fer agriculture an.
commerce: and then oug mining Interests
who has explored them. Who can tel
where our Pittsburga. ani Birmingham
aud Sheffield, are % be located, We 10 10
know these things. bu, wa 90 know tina
We have advantages lor sustaining a den
silly OF population superior 70 that State
and with only the same. with eight or n.n'
millions Of people We shall have a STAT
! Capital which VIII Doe visited annually b.
re-t uu44brrs Ut olti1cu-, Who VIII have
| pride in its prosperity % the central p0in
" State legislation, finance aud milltar.
renown; and If Tie people have iuteres
enough IN the matter 10 build d Monumeu
al any place, public opinion will u!lmatei
settle down with great unanimiiy upo
the proper locality.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
The Rebellion Still Alive.

We have H. the past week conve-sa1 v-i.t.
TWO re-Aole Union men, one Of them from,
me lower end OF this county. and The ofhs-
rom The eastern pO..ior. N.a informed -
that armed rebels are met daily. who sev
that the war IS not over. anS thar thew e..
tend 10 have their RIGHTS yet. that they \,
not intend that Union men shall boz The ri.
lerS OF this country. Another gentleman
living near Buffalo Ridge ln this COUNT
3 man who has ALWAYS been faithful IN "a,
Union cauSe-shoWel Us al ANONYMOUS
letter DAY or two since. which had h.ar
dropped az his gate telling h.m he rrsr
leave Tie country Immediately. ana m Ia
failed in So dong. he wor.d De punished
with death. Il was only last weeS Thar
returned soldier Who he.onrri to tho lst
Tennessee cavalry, while passing lrom tl.s
county into scott county. Na.. Was Sef mr.
on by q band % rebel mllans. q .sarnlaf
and robbed; after which he vas driven
home In a brutal manner a commrrics-
Non was received hy MS Yesterday morning
stating that band 0f sucrrl.as are ben f,s
northern part OF this and sullivan c,artias
Tor the purpose az resisting TIE au.hor.ras
We also. have been shown an an1rynnrs
letter which contains suudry Threats asa.rsl
The iatlcr % tle editor uf thIs rarar-s
gray-haile- man. CYcr seventy Years ola
Who had 90 Zee bis country to e.cauo tr,
.uhuman prosecutions Of rebe. murlerers
anu cut-llroat> The letter iu Question
closes with The remark fhlt This war f.
TOT over Yet. 80 fav. J..os Fire
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

coin nav be fulfilled, and ''thls Nation IN
der God shall have q Lew birth or Freedom
and government Of tie people, ~ Tie psO-
PIE, and for the people. shall nor perish
from the earth. To This END l seek no
merely formal Union, seetAilg with smOth-
cred curses, but d practical. moral, and pO-
htcal Unity, founded on common rights,
knit together by common interests, and in
splrei by a common faith. where our Con-
stirution. interpreted anew, shall be COW
enant with lie ana league with Heaven.
and Liberty shall be every where not only
right but q duty. John Brown. on his way
10 tie scah0ld, where be was 70 atone with
life for 8 deed Of se.t-sacridce, stopped 20
take up slave child. That closing act
was the legacy OF the dying man 70 his
country. Thai beledictiOn We must con-
-inue and fuldL The last shall be first: and
80. IN this new order. Equality. long post
pOned, snail become the master principle
VI our system and TIE very fronuspiece OF
our Constitution.
Tie rebellion was % beat down this prln-
cip.e. by founding q government on the a.
e-ed ..il.eri0rity or q race. Taking W
/ the gauntlet, l now insist that tie lns0len'
assumption of the c0lspiratOrs shall not
prevail This Is not the first time that
f have bat-.el with tie Baro4rism OF Slavery
7 battle still. a., the bloody monster retreat:
. ID It's last citadel, and, CD w...in-. NEAR
TO Ugh, i- out on this line II i takes
what remains % NE OF lie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

~ The Detroit Tribune in rccapitulat-
Inc The May points in which the rebel.
are being reinstated daily into their orgi
nal fitness Of power and influence. very
Justly observes:
The chief disability under which the
assassins OF the Republic now labor j..
that they cannot hold Office for the present.
Alter all there is not much hazard in levy
inc armed rebellion against n Republic
The general terms OF surrender EXEMPTED
all the leading military men OF the south
from prosecution. The amnesty oath pu-
ri1ed the rank and file OF the rebel army.
and contumacious rebels. exempted from
the two foregoing opportunities. are being
pun in abundant hope Of pardon IL is not
probable that JEFF. Davis. Clay. Stephens.
and the most prominent rebels now con-
lined will Be punished with rigOr. now
that pretty much everybody else escapes.
We apprehend that the Wirz trial will pretty
much end tie prosecutions growing out Of
the rebellion. Just after ,lr. Lncolns
assassination we had a President. who was
so deeply impressed with the conviction
that 80 treason must y punished" that he
repeatedly many times each day in public
speeches, but his successor is Of a much
miider disposition. He no longer sneaks
OF penalty, but pardon. TIE rugged
pathway Of treason is hewn down and
smooited by him. The most periured OF
men inspire him with unsuspectinc conf
deuce. The returning prodlgal sheds no
Tears, but eats many lated calves. In the
eupheml>m Ottbe most ObseQuious organ
TIE Presidents supporters at Wash
ington, the cs'iMe ar rebellion against orr
dear and 5sRefcsnt g0rsrnmeufha carried
as punishment along lclM IL
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Kansas Correspondence

FoEI LgAyENwODTu. Sept. a, 1855.
ED. RUpUsLcAN:-The old alage, there
is many slip 'twixt the cup and The lip,
has proven peculiarly applicable 10 the
Michigan Brigade, as far IS getting out Of
The service is concerned tod you in my
last that orders had been received Tor the
Brigade 70 report here for mus;er-out, and
they would doubtless reach home by the
20.h o. October The order Tor their mus
ter-out came direct from Maj Gen. Pope.
and was here in the hands OF tue mastering
officer tor two weeks; but presto ctange,
and our comes another order retaining them
all winter
The 9th regiment are ordered 10 rencez-
vous al Fort Laramie by the 24th, today
and from letters received from the boys, 1t
appears they are going to select the men
whose times are our. and send them home,
and consolidate and keep the rest. There
are only about 80 men in the 9th that have
over 20 days 20 serve: but. instead Of mus
teling them out with the organization, a
has been the case with every single resi-
ment mustered out here. they are 70 De
consolidated aud 90 luto winter quarters
on the plains
All Of the Michigan meu here, except
those on detached service. are 10 leave to-
morrow Tor the Brigade, and some OF them
have less TRAN month to serve. Those
men whose times expire next February,
will not be able 10 get here Tor muster-out
before tle middle of next May. as no troops
eau cross the plains ia the winter, and they
are uv" e1out 900 miles wese ~ei-~.-- 49,
may imagine That lney 10 lot feel very JOY
tai over tho prospeo, and curses on the
head Of Gen STAR and Gov. Grape are
heard ca all >ile.
Wheth5I our Governor K really to blame
for this l cannot say, but should ike him
70 tell why this Brigade has been allowed
to be SO persistently hunted down. abused,
spit upon aul retained in the service, when
the Governors Of Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, New York and Massachusetts. have
succeeded in getting their regiments mus
tered out and sent home.
The Illinois Brigade left here last week
and there was not d man in it who had less
than 10 months to serve. The IIih Indiana
started home the 23d and they had only
served Is months Of their three years The
10th Kansas are 10 be mustered out the
18th, aud have TWO years vet to serve. The
81 Massachusetts, leave tor home the 27th,
and have 10 months YET TO stay but the
Michigan troops, even though their term OF
service has already expired, must Dc &c
tanned in the service. 20 into winter quar-
ters and be compelled to pass a cold and
tedious winter in the mountains.
The weather here IS just cool enough to
be comfortable. ana business both Oh the
Missouri and tho Plains, is brisk in the ex-
IRENE. More treaties are being made with
the Indians, and the Santa Fe route can
now be traversed from end Ia end without
meeting Il hostile Red
Yours very truly,
CHARLIE"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

4 daslinC Young woman named NeIs
OTIS alas Curtis has been arrested IN Rs.
ton for the lsrceny or 80. 400 iu money ana
government bonds. from a man in Nea
YORK, on Friday nigh, last TIE woman
arrived 10 Boston ora saturday. ana creaiai
considerable excitement among tho snar.
ing fraternity by exhib.t.a- =. 900 AZ n
time, visiting The races ana paving rr
> bottles q wine and other liquors She
placed - 200 In The hands OF d torr- man
% keen for her and upon bis relsn- %
return $500 OF H. She maize crmrisirf
Z The police Office The man was found
ami the > 500 returned. a- WAS supposed
20 TIE rlshfill owner IhC mau irom
whom The money was stolen ia New YORK
then made bis appearance anl recovered
less than half the 600. hut refused 10
prosecute the woman
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
,HARLIE


II The Alabama Convention has adop-
ted an ordinance forever interdicting slave.
ry, and making 10 lie duty Of the Leeisla-
ture to enact laws for tie protection Of The
freedmen IL Is Identical with that OF Miss
issippi, and Is passed with yet closer ap-
proach 10 unan.mits The vote being eighty
uine against three. Yet the present Con
ventiou Will adjourn without providing for
the sl1m ssi0u 0i thsil vote 10 the peonle.
Thu Mississippi Convention made no such
provision, and the probabilities are that all
The Southern Conventions will consider
their loings as conclusive and absolute on
tie people of their respective States The
utter Indifference and carolessness rs to
their oWn fundamental laws has a bad look
10 il, and is an indication 20 Us OF the low
state Of civilization existing among the
people. Their action has a strong resemb-
lance TO the pr0Runcia0tept0s OF the Span
ish-American States. In the loyal States
Of the North, not the smallest amendment
can be incorporated into the fundamental
laT Of State. without a ratification from
the Whole people
The New York Times observes on this
action Of tie Southern States:
Popular Publications in these cases are
the more important because ofthe abnorm-
al mode b which the conventions were
summoned Ordinarily a body Of this sort
is called Into existence by an act OF the
Legislature. and thus indirectly by the peo-
PIE themselves. Here II has been done bv
. Military Governor with whose appoint
ment The people had nothing 10 10. Again.
but = comparatively small portion OF the
people participated 10 the elections Of dele
gates 20 the conventions. II q large num-
Der OF counties but q mere handful Of votes
was cast. This vas caused bv the cODfls-
Ion and bewldermeut Of the people az the
sudden transition OF affairs, aud bv other
causes which would not operate on any fu- .
-Ire appeal 70 The people There IS 10
proof mat these conventions actually rep
resent the whole people. Tie very fact
that they are mainly made ID Of men who .
have heretofore been always in the minori-
Is, some might consider . strong indica- .
Ion that they now represent only q minor /
iy. We do not believe th.s-are morally .
certain that l. : otherwise; but in 50 grave .
4 matter there should not be the least +
chance for doubt or caviL The voice or
lie people themselves ought 10 be heard I
speaking their viii With an emphasis
Since the foregoing was written. i ap-
Gears that the Convention Of Alabama de-
.ided hy g vote u 81 to 25, 10 submit their
.mendments 70 the Constitution TO a ponu-
ar vo,e
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

iavs'i rsaasr eoyoa srr~ ~-s' r.-sfrntrs %
tie s.tt.r -.-a9o--,a 80 sr. s....,sl - Clio p-.
pr..io-s 20 se-s1i q. s-vIssi 9.-.-s-s ,-. CT
peel o. Civ. lsss '-i ausne-t 7i.y OF, na-s
,--tlr-l from -aPsr.s.l a.s3a.. s'-', -.-g q CO.
Siderable posioB o. fl4.l ~. O. r- ss- ks, ss
i-a-y is 7--ssl- ae1 "a 5.ss o. .as rss--ar
ii-stlrss q, ils H.t.rl x-ses h ne s,-s 70
'a.o-Dt 9, heFbai s1traes car .-srssns ia "a
tendency Ct Ia. p-ra.e.-s element I.c s,.-1-, @,
s.--- Rys tsor5lghy reet.ssi .tss cry -sss.-i
~a-sa ca Be sa'-ly used a. leonpsasai af Tsas,
A..4r-;.-e aad az..tl.,s- r,-i-.1s Az H0sTEI
TERs STOMACH HTIE.s . ere eals ID .-e....
= ra----sa IN ths r.sl-l. vi.,- t---- ,.s a ----
. A. iazrc-.e-t H-acs tLs .-rasl-.--rs e--,s .,
tlls great ga. = -.v.s strength u..te.i r-r.-
eng er-iea-5s Soota,7 toail does tt.i. A. nc
ordinary Bsssrs a-ss re f4ss end lcsci ;ss tr,-
HOTTIE BII7zzs dl--ss a. s-r.-.ti. cs a f1---l
&c Hsrvoas system, promote digestion an1 7r'iu7s
-.,eg. n. o-a-r isui- q, s-.eky rsri-as ,ts o.
haus.a4 ptysisal energies reTtgrs. tss srp.fs ere
Fe1s-es TIE g.osz az depression =h.-h away. sc.
companies rsrkrsss q lie soally pozsr
slSvs
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- The Northern Illustrated papers are
being subjected 10 bitter and malignant a.
iacSs from the rebel local press. who warn
LAe south 10 have nothing 10 do with Tar
pers or Frank Leslie. The reason lsan-
parent 10 all who have witnessed the conrsa
o. these issues during the latter part of the
war. Il will be forgiven OF them that they
ever had their filings and jibes at abolition
ISM and tOadyed Overmuch 10 the South in
sketches that set OF the sunny side Of chiv-
airy against hard. angular Northern radi-
ealsm. The services they rendered Con-
perheadlsm have been cancelled tenfold bv
the artist work they have done ia behalf Of
patriotism andhumanity. No wonderrebels
wnthe' and rebel journals Imagine a vain
thinS' IN the utter exclusion Of this class OF
literature nom the South. There is a
sung IN a cartoon, strong and biting edge
to the epic OF the engraver that makes ne
inh1manities ofthe rebellion and slaverr
lasungly odious. A page ofwood crt can
be made TO go further and sink deenar in
the mind than page Of close reasoning
Chicago Tribune
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

81 There IS no Republican Union party
among the whites at the South. They are
divided into rebels aud Copperheads. or as
Gov. Perry Of South Carolina SAYS in his
message, they are all Of one party. Their
vote Will be cast solid in Congress for every
Copperhead measure, and solid al the next
election Tor Copperhead President. The
Republican Union party Of the South would
number 600, 600 votes, if enfranchised. Rpt
II is wholly disfranchisel. This is not all
Every one OF them IS counted a full man in
The representation, and consequently every
CoppeFhead vote at the South, represents.
not only the Copperhead who casts il.
out the Republican, who. if permitted to
cast IT, would vote directly in the opposite
manner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

tIasI PrEMuN BY reference O. tre list
which We Pu5iish elsewhere. nwI bese.a t.at tl8
siageI rs Ma hines f6Cil fmNrs. u.rrr..
tlr'ns) carry 90 ne nrss Ir .rr. i.a 81. si.i-
Far, which c, ses Sag d is v.-fiv 70 rsr-llf
saas these ia icAnes aye rarely ser- .i Ial ani taa
ger c. have not entered $3.50 tae gs.sra. rr-,a1Is
On Ptsuiimi WA.-l Aaa chtr-eirr.ist tts rrsf Few
.Afs The sgr-t .n l- -.tf .tn o. l1wlrrr. Oh
come or oa tli' occasion 81. force. ava alils..ud
'ag 80 CON petition was sharp--tAl Vhr-ler ISL.
s'ai Grover Baker a. g. i.nrE 'a ODD. contest
-ii "as PLAZA 90 Pc scsu. when fhe practical fe.lf
were sp7.ei th-t t-e flamas ua.t ts lsnssf
over G. ths siassr Ma 4.as. --C...a Ds.s U.s. 4sr
ST. itA ruaf
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~ A Jackso, ~,

~ A jackson, Mss, correspondent
says; The corn and cotton crop in that
State IS failure, and that the people Of
Mississippi Will have TO draw ratlons from
other States for another year. The Nississ.
lpp' river levees are washing away, and the
'ueam threatens 10 food the whole ada
Se-' country. The railroads of the State
is,'. animpaired, and the whole country
: devastated. The social condition is no
Deter ana the people remain idle and
shlitless' There are three candidates =
the held for Governor, each OF which = - -
seribsd as sx-Rebsl. . "e-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

To Drunkards.-o.ln s-... Daeha.a p..l.
uias cure Prominently esal.clt.l u. rf- o.
s.r1ag driuk. ana Carls tlo g0r.' C.ss rf rerfle
less 10 less s-an s4i weeks
Iloasaai ID. reformed .l-t Il.fcs n.w DISH. @. b...
no Day they rs f'rfunsts cuoarh g. ronme -, o..
- O., i-is valuable remedy Ir.s re. n...-s
package
Nailed &, AIS adir-l. 0n rslspt 9. sa orderly
JANE s BUTLER.
g., lroaa~sf N1r YORK s,oa..rt 'ar f.. r.r
states s3
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Notiee.-Al psrsoas ia1eb,ei 70 % are req res
ted 70 cal aud ss,te tlsir accounts a. oIce- s1o
Sc bers 70 the RPbliean notaei that tie paper
vii IA eseortinu-i % an such AZ arc IL arrears %
TIE srss cay Of october next Hereafter nosae-'fig
a.. a. me paper will be received under any Preiezt
,.,,,.vs- a. les pail IN atvancs. Al accounts due
=, or b3oks reua.l1!ag unsettled % The arst day
>, ysveustsr next WI BE piaect IA the hands % A.
attorney foF collector.
JOHN A KERR c..
Iars,nz. August 2s,h 1855
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Recipe ror tho cure Of rover ana

Ague.-naf For, fan Barren t.. N.h ee.t 80
D. vs. h0uAcE-sw To-r I.a.l rr.acr aa8
flis seli better bore than ans otacr uefI..n.- B
co1l- keep 4Aey are a. tae medicine fr tl. 20
p-e, peculiarly adapted Or ils cure rs l.scl and
asle "a tle people Use l-es- ~ rc1oral rrllc-s
ID break al attack ~ lle age take tal as-r8rfai
ci t-e B.ooa flf'le- every hour. a.l th.n ll..rse
ile 'iuas-1 an- b-~es ve. ~.fl y.lr F..s. ana .n
tares lays Gle complaint vl. ne fru..r.. arl Dr.
ua1e-t e-rs % i-t-l AL VIII t-5 f.s. t.r.fa..aI
before app yiaE O. physician. Will 30 .lrsi i..-l
c';i and slnring r1lf- truly
ts~a q 41sr
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~ -N". ~. " ia NloAdr lIHu 81
ne.d Mass. ~v-ii announce % tAe ci4lls o. L.4
sing that she will give INSTRUCTIONS oa ta I.sao
f-f.e Pipe gan Me-o-o1a 4-i Iar.1r-uI-sr ss.
aif-c1'o-s o. thorough Bass all vo.4l u..c. u'i
.i7' have class ll snslysn- Nr-e el sif.r.f 0.
each week. NJ v.sl-- Ms Hil. .a Ist.ar
5i3vi
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The Chickcring Plano az thr tate
state Fair Al Adifan.-Amorf flo.s ul8ss
manifest merit Las obt7le lla lu.t leea.. lag b.
mentioned iht substantial arf fsm.rs cl'rrr1 house
krn"a As Reeds Temple oi H.sIe N- Res iuss+
a-s been 40 ne fair ali tle ttr-r styles Cl-kef
ilg Grams amos cHhlO.iel by liu i..a flc l.st
premiums. The exec lencs cf fla rLcAsfIur rI.a1
is rrorsrhla' aut tle award el tis occasion WA
buy an expression 90 plain rlll. c1.t.-'.l. Ils
Premium Instrument wla flo Doarlrlar end GREY
e KEEP for sse 81 ibs Yes B.na-fore by > g. arn
srons AGENT crsrf
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Battles OF TEE WAR--Durinc the var
f1r -ne suppression or the rebellion. 252
battles were fought. l. Of which were naval
achievements There we're 50 in Virginia
81 in Tennessee > in Missouri. y in (1eor-
GA, 10 in South Carolina, II ia North Car
DINA. n Alabama ) 10 Florida. "A IN
Kentucky. l in the Indian territory. ! in
New Mexico and l IN Pennsylvania. the
only one in a Northern state.