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THE HUDSON LEGENDS.

Comprising Rip Van Wnke' and Sleepy iiolio" ~
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

MAS0yIC.-At Q special communication
OF Lansing Lodge, 30. 50, he'll e. Masonic
Hall on Thursday evening, NoT 1911, 1865,
Q committee consisting o. br-s. .. ". PecA,
S p. Mead and Jama Johns wac appointed
TO draft resolutions eApIe-s.,. 81 tAe SENSE
OF the Lodge OF the Death Of Brother ).
c. Bailey. The committee submitted the
following report, which was unanimously
adopted
Egsereas. Tbs Lodge = roeeis .ataIigeaee CT
ths death o. Brother : ssni q. ralev . tbs CT
shotcpa-.ef al. ils a-.-a s-.-i b-l severe Illness
A. P.tlo.e CRY. Pcs 1r tas iltt lsr 3. N1Tar95- O.,
.-.t.. therefor.
Resolsss, That this Lodg. extsa.s to the widow O..
our deceased Brother .l. ex3re-.l.1 " or w1,est
sympathy 30 t--s --- peculiarly sal an sudden BE-
reavcmslt
R>salrst, Tat wtiis tn Community, ia e--.eh b.
20 io1g ..ve- az l-.e- Ed lauy a-- g. prominent.
posli5ls q O. aa. -4--r g. -.zta-- shed asl.-
--g All Integrity, rI org isal AID lep..re OBJ com
laol loss tlis fraternity especially amsa.s tie
event w--1 dss9lves i9seee- the m9-- intimate re-
iatios- Z -l7ll--l q tai. 5o,y tls era1-alce
= w-1- es s11. eyer cherish a. s-.aeL,.y CORDIAL
aai fr4.erla.
Rssel-s1 That .ss sacsre .aaaks q ,ls Loi g. arc
due e .-s p-9p-.-.a- o. The Case Hos P..ao.s
C.-y, Pa, and eso-.a = % Brother a. . Ealrs..
stewart O. tat cstab-snmen. 10 the d.saisrcs.sc
kiniusss -ai Attention Shown By taoro - orr de-
ceased brother ~ LIZ l-s. il1sss.
Kssssed. Ila. --e sec-et-ry lrcse1 coy u tAess
r-s1al.3as to sAe wi4o o. our deceased Broker to
t-s p-op-. Tor 3. th- C-ssa s-se. as- q B-st--.
. H--r-l. " 1r139 cay, sl- ga. be c4sss the
4au. % Do p.9...asl ia 81. payers %. tas county.
E il. Mad. Secretary
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John a Kerr. President; jonathan Wat
son. wee President, j.. W. Gr.fiia Irsqsa-
rerj Geo. w. PEEK. sscretUp
DIRECTORS. john q Kerr Jonathan Wat
son, Geo. w. Peck W A NcOm5eg
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

CHurCH FEsuvAL-The ladies' Of lie
German Lutheran Church Of this city Will
hold Festival az Capital Hal on Thurs
day evening, Nov. % the proceeds Of which
VIII be appropriated for the benefit of said
church. They cordially invite the pubic 10
attend. Admission tickets 20 Hali5o cents,
which viii also en,itle the holder 20 supper.
Oysters and lee Cream Will De served ey-
ira
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

sy5g5 ecIo0L.-Mr. Cyrus Alsdorf veil
,s~~e.ca again his classes in vocal music
n lis c.v or f.0cs: Adult class on
r.rslav erer.rg. N0v 22d., juvenile class
IN saturday. N1v. 25ih, 10 o'clock in the
.ee-o9a. 81, Allorf Informs Us that be
,r, f 20 open singing 7cnOo.s in some Of
te county io~ns near b. during the
u...sr months. We can assure our coun-
nv -o'ls ,he, they Wall f1d Mr. AIsdorf "A
r-st class to- -le- BOB every respect.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

CHANCE is CITY BAKEEV.-Messrs. saint
Baehers have purchased tie Lansius City Bakery
OF 3l- George Wa,dbaur On Washington avenue, aud
be olf.er viii be- pleased 20 supply Me city with
Fresh Bread Cakes, Crackers Pies, anu al artoles
pertainias 90 their business Mr BachcTs having had
some fifteen years experience il baking, a1uers him
SELF thar he produce Bread. Cracker Cake SC,
Tar superior 20 those formerly sold tbs market
Oar ctizeas Wi also bs pleased 90 lclr1 that these
gentlemen in.eud shortly o. running a city wagon.
With which thew can salp,y faml es with Br - re
sitiag IN any part q the piece, thereby relieving
them o. was.n- go far o obtain this a.tl-e. Tie
business WI be conducted al Nj. wallba-r's ola
stand where these ssate mln N4 be pleased 10 wait
on Old customers an respectfully so-it tine patron
a-e Of many Now ones 551wl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

c8--elrs.-Nr. T.. T.. IAlar has the
,,--.- stock Of gr0ce-l-s ever brought 70
his c..v. aud Is doing handsome TRACE
b0.l -l. -slle ana I1-aA.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

Tue PEOPLE CuolCL.-TLere is probably
one me iicoe tlat has cured more peori. q hard
colds c01ghs ilf1enza and throat difficulties than
Goes Cough nisam. whist .n cases o. Group AM
wlo'Dng c7-rh BE- s r-lafsat e.or its s0eeiy cures
CoEs DYSPEPSIA CCRE.-Ihere is no need OF any
o-c's having th- aysFcpsia for o has De.u demon
sea,e- beyond fear q contradiction, tl-t Coe Dvs
peps.- Cure VIII certainly cure t C1usdplt.o1, abe
mos. proA1c cause ~ DO health, IS surely cured by
;Ae Cure ScA headache, cramps pains, % colds il
either stomach o- bowels, Instantly y4elts - its
power. :52w2
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LOCAL NOTICES.

IyDA RUEBTE SHIRT Bosovs and Paper
Collars Cashmere ty the yard Qeco OF iaa-a up 10
order. Cvercaais and thi.s Of al k.n-s rally
made. si.s and Fur HATS an Cans IN ali styles
Everything in the way ~ Gents wear al . G. Peck.
Washington tv.. Ia.s.-g. 3i.--
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1865. 1853.
Great Central {. s. Hail Route.

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CLOTHING, &C


EOBrs HITCHCOCK
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d. Pol, s.s..s.u .......i. v-.A Is .4sn.s.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

Rssolrc1, THAT there be raised FOR ward
parposes for Tie several wards, the sums
Mentioned below. VIZ.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

- Disease destroys LIE aud RO-
hac-- Alti,rs destroy diseases %
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

ht ~ ne Common Coanctl or tie
ei'5 ~ Lts-4c That the amount neccs-
s@iy % o. raised hy INK for the ensuing
year 'or c.tr purposes, is SO. 20 6s. which
Is ap2tfleuei amongst the several wards
as q. l.vs. yl-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-16

HABEAs CORPUS. Messrs. johnson and
Jarvis as attourneys for the Rev. Mr.. Far
thing, presented 10 Chief Justice Robcrts,
this week, an application for the discharge
of Mr. Farthng from Conscription. 1t ny
pears that Mr.. Farthing was an ordained
Elder and Preacher of the Christian demon
ination, discharging his duties as such a.
the time Of the passage of the Act exempt
ing Ministers OF the Gospel from forced SER
vice in the army. From some cause the en-
rolling officer of Wood County failed TO re
cognize his claims to exemption, and order
ed him to report to the Camp of lnstruc
ton. Whereupon Mr.. Farthing sued out
his Writ After thorough examination
of the church polity of the denomination Of
Christians, and the facts Of this case, the
Chief Justice was of opinion, that Mr., Far
thing was entitled to exemption, and there
fore discharged him. A sound legal opin
ion, for .tarhing.--Tyier Bulletin.
CLINTON C. ALEXANDRIA, is our mourn
full duty this week, to announce the deati'
Col. q. C. Alexander. He died at his resi-
dence in this city, on the morning Of the
both January, of Congestive Fever. Al
though Col Alexander had not resided long
in Tyler, he had, by his many virtues, Won
high place in the affections of our citizens
and the announcement of his death wasr--
ceived with universal regret. Col Alexan-
der resided in Bonham previous to his re
moval to Tyler and was the brother of Co
A. NJ. Alexander, of the Confederate Arm
We tender our heartfelt sympathy to th'
family of the deceased, in this their bereavs-
ment-Tyler Journal FEB. 4th.
VIM. D. Stewart is reported elected Ah'
lition Senator from Arkansas for six yos-'
from the 4th of March. He received a ~"
thirds vote in each branch of the Legisla
ture.
The resolutions making General lee
Commander-in-Chief Of all the arrniT ''
the Confederscy, passed the Senate p
vote Of 20 to 2, aud the lower House b >
vote Of So to IA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-16

No RECOGNITION OF MAxIMILIAS.-- We
copy the following paragraph from the New
York Herald. II will be seen that the i'm
portant question of the recognition Of the
Macmillan Empire is settled definitely ard
finally in the negative by an act Of Congres.
Maximilian had doubtless been advised by
his Envoy in Washington the course the
Lincoln Government would take touching
recognition, and the order for the dismiss
of the Yankee Consul in Matamoros was
probably the consequence:
"The House of Representatives has cor
CURED in the Senates amendment of the
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriate
bill, declaring that there shall be no recor-
milton by the United States of an empire In
Mexico, and the bill has been passed No
single American Power has recognised
the empire in Mexico, nor is it likely that
any of them will act otherwise than to icl
low the lead of the United States in tbs
matter. 1t has been only the Powers of
Europe that have been swift to express
their congratulations on the supposed down-
fall of a republic, 1t remains, therefore
simply to be seen whether they or we are
to control on this continent. We shall
soon be ready to test this question"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-16

The BEST HIT on the Yankees we have
yetheard is the following; A Southern moth
er not far from here, just little way, like,
was instilling into her BARN, a blac Haired,
deep-eyed boy of five years old, immortal
hatr--, we'll, perhaps not precisely what we
were about to say, but, anyhow, she was
giving him a lesson or two agai ieion-
struction, and against stopping the war
short ofindependence, if those things should
happen TO be on the tapis in his time. This
came in as a part of the education, and was
attended to along with "baker" and "sha-
dy" You may know, by the token that
children always reyolve thing in their
minds long time before they make any
queries about it, that the little fellow had
been at that place in the lesson before, be-
cause he asked with deep reflective gravity,
as though the interrogatory were coming
clear through his mind all the way from
the far end of it..
"Well, ma, what did God make the Yam
KEGS for, anyhow
This was poser, so mutch so, that the
mother was driven by it TO the necessity of
supposing case:
She replied: al recksn, my son, He thought
they'd be good"
dwell, said the little fellow, 81 wish He
had asked mel could have teld hin that
they'd fool Him p Christian Advocate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-16

"WHARs THE FRONT pit is well known
that Wheeler has some splendid troops, and
some who are as bad as can be fonnd
These last are scattered from the Ohio Rive
to Savannah. A gallant soldier tells thr
following:
ale was going through North AlabanoC
to rejoin his command Stopped at house
to get dinner. Toold lady Who's yours
replied, 'Wheeler's scavalry.' Whar gwinc
'to the front The old lady put on hcr
spectacles and eyed him inteutly, then
drawled out. mister, some o them feller,
you call Wheelers hoss critters been gwnc
by here every day-some gwine norfb
some gwine south, some east and some wesl
some this way and some that--they all sed
they war gwine to the 'front.' now; Nislcl,
kin you tell me whar is the 'front.' The
soldier left.