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, 1865-05-25

Affairs In Georsta-Tae Ra1lmaya-ue.
tnrnlnE AuAtnesB-xho CNrrencY-
The Newspapers.

c1kc1sxAr1, AaJ z2.--A gentleman who left At
!snla elt nj asys ago. gives cone Interesting facts
,n1aiue it. o'd Sps,ne:e.Mss sspec1. mps3 Of =.
former dtixeDt having returned and gnno to work
70 1esto1e thesI property. Atlantis was al~a3s \
IN despondsacy among The rains. ate busy IS bees
IL c!eFrane away the wreck. and making the best
use Of their time ard lacilltea In rebuilding TIC
an marched down 10 the sea. The rssro.as lio e 10
Ansut,s, to Macon. and 10 West Point, are Ia cood
and trslps run regularly 20 es:h point every
n NoTteein Geo1r,a ID u Wo1k o. o. ,he is 1osI roo
tss1ss Will te Ennnlag u three Of iaut weeks.
twetn Louisville and Ch.rleston
A detachment from Gen. Wltson|s force, com.
msueea by c2l. Egeletton q Cnilllcorhe, Is en-,
1s 9 c'; s sTs ste aas sesd
brigade commanders, On pain ct arrest and con.
onsmsnf '"an Cafzen. arc Feqpired 10 % AZ iheir
;12 q s1as = y y Shes : a
fed<Iat curEepty WIS utterly worthless betore
our troops re-occnp:ed the city. It being refusea
at g snt ou n eoilar Al: the trade now doEe Il
OIL uer, In cates where Gfcenbaeks or spccle canno+
br had. Certain bills on Georgia and Teuuestee
n,pks arc G sarrtnt and sssvs e tel.srs. to soue
Geerg1a treasury notee. under the DENOMINATION
q ire to1a1s, are xlso worthless, hetng based On
Confederate tecartues. TIE deorrisns iat,y realizs
that The EEea: MISS Of 1te!r currency IL utterly
worthless, snd they find some compensation In re-
turning to c1rcn1ltIug r7et,1u IN wh,ca the
Cents
Tbs people Of Gcorgta. bare tnaao up their
9,inds tor p*acs, and reckon npon tho speedy
':s r.: e slsssI5 = ees,ia N4ay a;s
AL are resigned to it. The whole u1kts OF tae
people sre determined to dtsrouuteuAucs eutr.
l!s wsst75s ana vii heartily assist in putting II
feed to GfOfefa. hut lis toWnpp to nIf the Snuth,
, 1865-05-25

Feft Mhi'h III. car .osd, sd,;ee,.,....cnn &c, ..c n n,,
hf& tSy
PROyt%In<S-Rscets cets%; to dAf 80 : - q s.ts.
1rtl poEk shIpL. 10 tAJ, !h b.ef. III nrIs pork
ths tntFk.s Easczf1tmeJ duf! and hexyf.
Mess F0sk- The. e l. I&IhE ...n4u. au dem 1na
but ID. =, nasS.s! u dn SD Ss .a~.f ssics to-:aT
we're l@ o.k s., sk.t at 81, % TO- hfls ehoea
ofanEs Il ~ ca sud seIfess AZ 81 %.
safr, leo ~. st:y 2scas 81 *1s 80; La bus do ae
K4nap P0rk-l9o ibis told iA1s aiabt at a16 M r
bhls at SIS So ~
sweet r1ckfe1 fsnmk-hels Al 1sc .rhnu. sny
dfmand-1 A ba,e Of 20 l}rT . VIE 4t i3Hc.
,Lard- Qu.es and ~ lower: 81 =. 20 ms er.u.a
c'sr ttr.n sails1r ~ 1a3e; - 'e:s pra- lest 1t ic
qubtt: "
iiTe Chicken, p s.rea1x
LIE IarE ys-* n.-:-. .....-............... Is d
UteE tc lnskP =. y Nb.................,,.. Hrf1 II
Bales ~ezn:~s coz Sh4ck. Il ti o0 ia ~ Tui zen
, 1865-05-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


"EDaEanAr ErgK1sa, Nay n, 1855.
ING money market today WIS mose active,
aEh tae general Produce markets were broyant.
1he demand tor currency at the banks eas freely
met, and good business paper vas passed at 10
Per cent per annnm. The 1poul,y. however. w,s
chiefly By fpcculatorr, who received ffssh en
cnutagemert by The advance In gold, and IN In
rtovenent In psices1n Eastern nazkets, On tho
street second md third rate paper Vas taken at
discount oftG2 per cent per month.
In produce We hsvs to nota an advance In dour
of1o01s. 2 hb1; wheat, e12}c p bashel; corn,
2eEse bnshs1; and oats, 1c to 1c higher. High
Wlnesaud provisions remsln TeAk aud depressed.
There w.s a good dsmand for Eastern exchange.
and The market IVES steady sad hrm ct par buy1ng
and / PREM st11trE. The supply is tacrsaain5
nlox1y.
Gold opened to-taY In New Yoskat 1877 and
tteAdlly advanced till 1t reached 1s5 at p. m.
The following are tho quotations. teIegraphed
to James Bowl ,nff hfnkers
, 1865-05-25

New YoRK, May "a. P. m.--Go1a opened
firm at 1924, and gradually became {ltmer
until It reached 135, at which figure, 1t now
stands.
, 1865-05-25


The statement OF the Chancellor Of the
Exchequer. 3fr. Gladstone. in the HOUSE OF
Commons on the eth April, shows that tbs
revenue OF the lust financial gear was a70,~
SO, Goo, an excess above the estimates, OF
93.165, 900. The na'ional debt has been 70
dueed e., GA ,coo, aud amounts now to $685.
2S81W
Tie trade with France has lareely In
creased, having risen from s25 ,431 600 in 1853,
to s4a ,7a7. COO in 1854.
The whole trade Of the country, which in
1868 was EDS, OK, 900, has undergone fur
ther increase, and In The Inst year, ending the
31st day Of December last, the imports weee
9:s14 000, TOO. and the exports to e213. .o0, go,
a total Of G5S7, 000, 900, demonstrating, Mr.
Gladstone saia, the wisdom Of adopting
and Of perGevesing In the present commercial
policy, and the enormous advantages derived
from the simple process Of removing fetters
and distractions devised By the perVerse in
genaity Of man in the Development Of tho
productive powers Of national industry. In
concluding this part Of his speech Mr. Glad
atane pronounced WARM and IN elegant
culogium nppn the character and services Of
the late Mr. Golden. he then stated the e..
fi1oated amount Of the expenditure and
revenue Of the financial year now entered
u+op. The expenditure he estimated as
frifnE1.
, 1865-05-25

rB They are making rapid strides toward
reconstruction in kor,h Carolina, and the
work Of e1ectiuga Governor Ia In lis prellml.
uafF pfpCesseA.
, 1865-05-25

Seeds In nPhitudeiphIa-oluyx 20.
T1ays-et IL tell'ng IN small WY Al n sekaA Z. u
~. ,lMosny ~! " u 0es.4.sa hu C1aye: seed
ecounntl fe7J dull, sud We bear OF no salet.
, 1865-05-25

% Union meetings are being held through
Gnt Alabama, and the people are asking Tor
military Governor.
, 1865-05-25
LATER.


In The evening Wheat was shade easier. md
o1ta 4 little sliHer. There WAS nothing doing in
Corn. Gold op. ned IN New York at G.flagher's
at 2s49 sna closed 1t 1871. salea on esl1 wate:
sA1lxs 1T xonsK's x4cRAsax.
, 1865-05-25

Genernl Wheeler WAS pacing the forward
deck and Mr. Stephens aud Mr.. Reagan were
IN the lower cab!n. Thither NJ most of IA
went, and, with the late Confederate Vice.
President ard Postmaster, we talked over a
great many political subjects OF Interest.
Alexander Il Stephens is the same small,
tiread-paper ot man, With the same attenu.
ated cleun sbayen face and dark rlltter;ue
eyes that he Th5 when dno of the n9tabii1tlcs
ot WashfrEtop. Mr. Reagan Is ]aree and
stout, without marked chuncte5istIcs- INIT
courteous Ia 1uaancr aud pe,son Of more
than Average intellectual Capacity,
Both Of them toat. q calm ana sersfh1,.
g1eT Of Inc condition Of affairs at the S nth.
lhcy admitted that the South was fairly anil
thoroughly beaten, and that with The tlIseosn-
h.nrc "f l'a appea. to physical force, ttss ideas
they lad fought for must be wholly, OF In
part at least abaDdon1d. Elavery, ther al
lowed, vas gone, aud secession wasn doctrine
that Il y won,d eyer think again Of chsrIsh-
Ing. They thought that the Southern States
would come back Into the Union and act
In perfect good faith ir liberal policy WIS
adopted IN dealing With them. Both slr.
stcphcus aud Mr.. Reacau denounced the mur-
dere1s Of President LINCOLN iu the stroneest
terms, and hoped the most ssYerc p4nlsh.
ment would be dealt ont to ali who had
band In the atfocious crime.
1t may have been Imagination but coulf
not help tancy;ng that Mr. Stephens tiisap-
pointed .lmb,tion rs confederate pptentate
Vas not wholly urcompenaa,ed By ths success
which be had attained, Through his Deem.
bcr, l6Go, speech At Milleageyi1leA as seer
ahd prophet.
, 1865-05-25

ENGl1sn aNoBBIsukEss.-ThcL London Elob.
of April c1th calls President Johnson drunk
es' mechanic. This Ia English sympathy Ia It's
second glow,
, 1865-05-25

thange a:d Gre 70 reported By ns zta!ess oG.rt2i,a
Wps1spA1 EVENING. May II.
naE!ss Mtasi7S-LA4E fKx1aaTs-Wers M aud
taiqqe Ocean avs cor Is Foss CO. oofns as L. way
h:sT q Ho:oa e. so ofess'as ess g.
81 ~ 10 a Sat: gaoss fark The a4zin Iate
for -four, nd sc 10: prayi ft ions
"a u dea.a e asa aaa
New Yt1k tho rates are nominal 1t Mc5si,W 1or
,F's0UK-Eeee1ed,s 20 hFs; shipped, e.ass b.,s.
1a5fss ~ sSvsassa laslsS- s.ts x.1s: Whi7x Wsx
e.: WiaIss }:Rssa i s. tsse loS IL: IL
a9tS q ia 81 da s. d III d: ID ?Sf' efis
1:ts S:s 3 a. pS ass sa
WIFE sAT1.si,9es AsEzs2 ~ !; Us su SHINE,
Wa.M = sloss@.eo 81 b!easo estra Il sis53: isa IS
s. e sgSf :. !: s i @ e
s'ot.1: @ a;es = q e ss i y
GSsS1aees @ r. > 81 Sa: ss'11ta @ 1865 an. x.e.
81 ~ ~ sss;sase. = Sse ss.s 9sie snks s7oas-5
+ :, e e 8 S:iss:sa 81! sss Is
+ ssi dsi1t.ta 10 b q ); s.. tasa1
@ % :. Sc 4 H = III 81 s. 80 y =
::sia s =. 4: IGs cioss dc laazGes va ars NJ Il
4.1ket o1ened 1x73c higher, nut Il the ciots III.
ats 4 xs b SS3 - g
KS; seo eu a9 4 81 dsHe; 1os9o M bu % Is te; iAo9
KYK-Rerel.ed, none; shipped. s.1so nn. Market
gfS e. b ne sn2ses ss nops ass
81 i IL ua:x i'd ou ii sc aad @ basa 4 esc-
'GI Ai.tt,s,ni.-xoutuai c ni at u mzsa5.
HNAAS-als On a9a noo,nsl :, .5cat. Is 2 bu. |
~, ,HMn1m C1h ssfE % Mt!s s9:nE md
1SEE*WAx-asY X :. b quotea NOMINAL It saout |
HuTrEnokeeesSes. E E q &c Vs. ~ NJ: ,n,nnso ,,,
Ihs s1p2ly Z abundant and prices lower. We quate,
E9irs Ho,I ...'-.. ~
~ tT - * ~ ais
s,le. 70 piss ii a:x:. md ID Tub. ii Is a. as
TIaae + rather mo- erate- We aa5ie: ~ s1~DSs'
i: eu 's:ed 'tnsa' ia .-.....sse
keyBttne. hn ieam1e1s, .'ss..'.. N'o9
Nc nenganeiA, hn seAtn.ex9, ...... &3p9 !
oniio1 3D. tS
Mtye5iy: oa. seamless, +iaa................. @
ts 8. Is Is
Gekn ExchAegs. a, se.st llnen, 1a-.-....... 500
Eaee,si:i s .ssee seeta asn. as9
s5a,!s9 saas9 h.s. r. 81
Paper R'oar 5ssf' III ~ .a.:.::::::.....:. sS
Cotton F';e' sset'' 81 Fl . = ia ; ;;.::::::*: 4
C1IRFsE-1hfrei Il q 9oed demand Il aaesaaSsa
pEseek "a toEilaue 10 quote: s,anxe {
Nesto' 1A17lc
COfFEE-The advance 10 xold AZ saTnSss u x+nss
be 11arKef. bat tHera 10 no 1kelaeo cnaAA' I :
We quote: B aeu r
-srt, n................. sNAr1N = i
!. -. O. 9s IN m AIR.. 50 an &
40, fklr - ECnl. YltaStLn -
~ ks,u - n,te DONG, and our
met t,ons ,smsin u schanted- VIC Quote: .-on,
Noo
>, TtJtii ii.,....,....,.s,,...,,.f3 f3U
- TftdE Et9
~ III XII ~ TEx1E,,,.....,.,....,....... Il 20 J
Dc rnaaei ei.,...................... ..... lte1 | 7
rn.,hHrr ..,.................,,.r,s..1 14.G0 |
amn r. hfet 1870
scxAN Au2, ~ .s'... M
lta11nn Is %
aa a9
, 1865-05-25
CON IE&kCQaL.

WDsKHnAY EyKs1Sa, My ~, 1sc5.
s-+The allowing summ1sT shawa the movement in
Produce and Proglsions during the past twenty
Ednt horr4.
, 1865-05-25

Grain Oh the Lakes for Qawexo.
The following shows the name4.of grain vessels
sacat tor this port, from the upper lakes, pp to
, 1865-05-25

Closing prices for cash. aY a. 1865 RsceiYsd by F.
Q. saltousta11 Il Co.. couulraion. Stock Aud Bond
8fckets, Sc Clark street, Ch1caxo:
, 1865-05-25

HALIFAX Wednesday, May e3.-Tho steam
Ct ChfCn, from Liverpool 18th and Queens
town 14tb, with three days later news, has
arrived.
Cotton declined 5{@51d on the week.
Brcadstufs steady. Provisions steady.
Consols 9011x@90N. --
AMERICAS 6TocKs-United s1ates 5.o0,.
C.::A@G4; Erle, 5511@56; Illinois Central,
75H@7G.
GLMelbeu1ne dispatch, March ssth, saya
the ritatc Shtnar doah is cruising OF that
ceast, but announces no captures.
, 1865-05-25
DAILY mARKEr-


!-sH fafts " Grain ara aoso 1lode5a G1asts n .:
a0t 64s IN 0ecf fra<frcf IrA res1iasEan ptlsfk nn
Change a::d Gre 70 rported BY us- 4!tss plsrt3i,a
tpectEta.3 -' s'''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

l1e most striking aud pronounce ofihc
ne" t0aeites was worn by stately Geor-
gian grl, whose summers could not have
exceeded twenty. OuL VINO carried herself
VAN lhe ar oi woman of louy-o. 0le,
LOO VINO had looked d0an The crater u
NE 4l4 found there vas nothing NIX Fer
lress consisted oi a train 81 Wn.te velvet.
ialilns L1t il1D lle waist bur from ths
shoulders oy cluster clasps O. lar.e d.a-
uOh4S- Tie arms were lare. and polished
az those ol a statue Oi PraAue.e3 as Wa
also Tie face, aud ueck. and bust Indeed
Tie beauty WAS uar1l eiZel-Nus turueI H.
10 aiaDazter Oy Aew method OI euamclnr
winch We wOut Qescu0e Tor tue fcaso1
that g.f.s WI lld Ogt iAe secret soon cusnsl
ana we w lot lu.el4 ~ L4atlh tAe clf.1s-
ir oi tle wrc,cheI men % tlis DIS alI
generation. Wuo, lt NOI.i seem. base. U .fl-
~ better ID 10 Than ucguAlll themselves
b" ~ Tic miuutest and most =ecretl l..a. Ola
.alt makeup Tic heavy ~lle kc.rDt O..
,lc lraIn jill nOt iyg1 warm 0l "a creature %
cold aI1 etatles41e as Tie WcAler, t.o.sh
a 1hpo osA-d ll-ht- ~e4C y.lZlug a-l she'd
ulg streams Of invisible lre ou- OH tb9
warm air 4i = stlA mid4ummer ulght. Com
mon place people ~ sllk. alI tauc-an. and
-Ossauer tissues, lr.ei TIER I4as and
ground lli balconies. AMI exclaimed .. Dr.
dear, boss Aot l- 4s. 1lt sle moved l.el
great "a.c c4Jll that sails above tae i.-
-e--cctln5 alr currents %; tle eaftl .ple-e
tbs robe @as noted lyr &. elt4le Z ,....lcs
10 trimming al almost unprecedented
is.ns .l t-l- laI " eAtr-vagl4t ...aasr-
--l.yJ. Toe ha.r was powdered wi.l pe4rl
and dressed il The Azya.i4 s.y.e. Dc- ia-
-te2l VI --le ryyol. Usually employed T.
ile ma--lD5 up ~ tla- superb C9.ll-c a
clrclet % diamond star clusters were -..st.-
-ltel. Tie slippers We're VI wl..e k.I. and
-a- diamond Dachle- fastening blond a.d
satin bows 40 g.gFe- W bracelets we.e
worn. nalslt 9ryee Tie magnificent ..-e.1
iiOm The pump round sn1uIler- iJ t.l la.-
ate Ups oi the tapere8 llyers. A4-g-e-l-
rr iAe costume w4s a mode. o. rcaues-.
-.nplci,y, au4 ever. .,o- 4ll perfect l...4Z
nut mOlesly. Tat. however Jellg 1.l.~
par. AMI even uy i.r4te .lIl.ge1-e " i.
lyt permitted il flA dress, noIhnr remains
ylt o. record this a. the eliminating aud
cro"1ing costume u Tue ss4sea.-4E Z
kerier
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25
Oldon,


".--i- lle pas -fc years he Z sc1va-v
o. an Illuminating Cl beneath Tie st-+. =
u lAe e-slA las transformed tna Ia, -
-".-.e N-.l mls.c4. r-p.-Iy I.a wa1.s
0o1"--s 4oF M..es IS GO-.-l W.tl al-..ess.
s.e~il-s.l5 5--csi and sl4-t.es. u.., .l'.,
'A' sF.--s lA W.-l tle.r ts.e.s s.g.cs
-'nAs' ALL tle4.ers. ll circuit 81 Sd
macs -'ol-- -. CA. are oyeg 100000 H.
--''-"u's
Ae--NA-ei l4e necl .. Tic oa REGIONS.
.-.o-sA "-ic- i pllle- tlc al. c--l.. =
~"1 .-e lAolsaa- supplies ilso... L4s
l-'a iio.n a Population ol 5000 n. I-c1 ID
4o.v-- f.-ce= 4-as lt-.A.a I....ti.e.
O.4 O..t, Il.--ie, n...- sDa.Ot., l..s....
"'" -.@s- az .-e.. a-al lrN.D-Is.s. t-..-
-e.e's p--As. s.-.e- aul le.e.-. .s
.-s e-tca.- ei 81 i-4-s as'4l1 I......l
'1e!e are lc- less t-an .uJulJ o..--..ic
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

Eeuianism in ireland.


-r'-l l-s Av-1l- S4-i .-a-. se-t ls
Tie g. ans have been persuaded rta+
they can rely or the early arrival a. an
american feet. w.-h 500gl soldiers and
ZllV.j mlsAetS O,lers believe .n -le
a.l ~ FRANCE. With a peon.e So c-sIc-ous
- IS easy ID produce an explosion nh ch
--e great numbers o-tb0se affiliated ia.-at
render dangerous, but i- is impossible %
believe Char, SHOWING their illusions. The
L.s-sn Government can possibly enter
tam any serious apprehe0slous: bur il
mus nave it ~ hear, u prevent the blood
sle~ winch any rash movement mi-lt lead
o. AoTeover, j. cannot tu- derive some
comfort rom tle fact that the Catholic
c-erSy are. 70 man. against Fenianis-7.
Now 10 movement las ever taken place in
ireland tlA- tie priests did noc encourage
p ,He-r example and altar denunciati0,s.
Inls time K lo- only a5sla.us from iyirtue
l-.c .- U-mus the iDsu-rec-iona-v u,oren u IN.
.Ae dispatch OF ,le English SQUADRON ~
l1e coast Of Ireland can therefore o1iv
Ye considered Is mere Demonstration 10
cAecN 4ay insane attempt. the FprIsh
gov FeT-ll-ea, prefers preventing the er. -
"AFiu5 10 repress l-, and takes up at...l--
e.i--5 attitude 10 spare Itself tie necessity
Oh q rigorous pun sament.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25
Texas

l. ~ll have been noted tlst, willie most
or al other Provisional Governors have
made haste . cal C9lventious % rec0a-
rae, t1e.f seTera. : ates, CIV. Ham.Lol
" lezls ras iOryOrue. lie rll-8l %
understand = be, th-- Lc believe tic t'ros
.9r sl-a movement has uo- ye- arrived.
de wishes the loyal sentiment O. l-ve
yr-oDe thoroughly predominant through
a--clssi0n al4 enlightenment, -e..le LIE
SAFE shall be reconstructed. I-.s a--1s
~ Us emine1llg wise AMI prudent; aed ge
near ~lt1 regret lna- lutmalOns. 10 ugs
positive orders. have recently been l0rward-
81 10 hin irom Washington which WI
probably constraln Inn - call q Couvea-
Lion forlhw. w.Ln.-N l. Trl5une.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25
DIsc0vrBv or ~ r,,,,v,,,- o., ~, ~

DISCOVERY OF ~ IxyESsE OTs-ER BED ~
LcSS ISLAND SO-SD Tie las uveT o. 3
ter men have sensation They ere g. q
great state of excitement a nev tiralr1-
az E D-radO has been discovered 90 the
bottom Of the sound, aud O.. the Oyslermer
Lere lb.u-s are o. Their way ID -les q ~
a BOreas sees IL 10 Jl9w t-eu.
This bed o. oysters ls locateI Two cr tLres
niles from the shore, an1 y nearly opposite
SapDan Point, IN tie town G. SANFORD.
Connecticut l. ls reported - exceed Ia
extent tbe bed wLl-b vas Ll5c0le ID oDpy-
-la Newark IL lsC0. Tue O. s-ers ar os
most excellent quality. m0st o. tLe.r ~ tie
proper aye and growth u make tleu. L. tor
Immediate use. TIE exci,emcAt 1sn4r-
out VI Tue discovery : very er-a- 1m9l-
-le people who I've 10 tie v4-s-es .llrI
lhe coast. Many persons ale lt4Vll- -te.r
regular occupations to devote i4e.r lalyr
u gathering The Shell isl, az sc4lc..r
Anything else = talAe1 about gu- d. LeF
oyster Jed-N l. Wor.L
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

how - FINISH Rooms -Davarl Tar.ors
Opinion I'D this sui lject is tins expressed D
lie I.d-psa2s1t.
For tle I'm slilr ~ t-e rooms there IS
nothing equal 70 the native wood. s.-nn'r
OLE. - develop the beauty Or Tie e--..-
l. - --e c-MM0les- pine. trpltel r -.fs
way. has @ warmth and .us-re. beside when
even lie drea-y willie pa,l- - common
even p .-a ues, C. houses. ,oozs duh ar9
dead Nothing gives house suca Goa,
uncomfortable ar as white pailt ard n'a--
tar
I-'s color IS g. only t.r tie .roaics. OR
cheap. common wo0d-g.re. ash. Ches-r--
maple, wl-ll- Dltterll--oS--s . rl-.e-t-
of eXql's -.1is o. Bbr0us patterns. Which.
-n-i recently have been wholly dis-evarl-
- I'D -l.li.ag- Even il t---aturs we are
-sl ue5-ll4n- u discover nov much more
g.. ls-e ana -.cran- are oak aud walnut thln
mahogany I-e beauty O. 2 room IS ~ de-.
pendent Ql --e harmony ~ Is c.0l1- az
.-a- ci p s- r-.. some 81. lt- -H-..-
..-s- disagreed .e apartments have c-l-
seem Te-- ls- those w--cl contained tle
.io-- eNy ya--Ir1 iirl-rIre and leco-lt-on=.
Ny esp s.c- shows tla- q room l-.slll
sash tll J-s- seasoned 1aa or xall1-. G So
actually less ilal one finished z-tb p..e
painted 1lI gra.1el Ia Imitation u those
WOODS Two verlrdals OF yellow pine
trea-el - two coats Of boiled OIL have e
Richness al beauty and color beyond the
reach Of pigments. ani ny ollv rerret
connected Win the house =. tnat I 5v1s
persuaded By the representations of ns-
coa1icss io Use 2-y p-.n- o. FL.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

Io~A-The Chicago T5.es comedies he
e-ec--'A oi governor stone and tAe Rsn1b-
4.can ticket in losa. ana tie defeat ii he
A'N4fel '.cNet l. iltimlles thai f s1..c.
rA-e7 G io'ai rol-e offs party. l. -.
rom 2 >'ate which ten wears az, r9s
.i'1T i-yis alu overwhelming Dem ,r-a-i..
iowa .-- te-o.ne one WllcI Low ios- as ir-
VA, au-s aa4 oserw he.aiu-iv ewes fe-
Ai-le... ..y 10 Tie measures Cf RADICAL rsr1l-
-clnism.
'iue causes which ED % this rerala-,on
m Tue politics ot the H-wSere S-are nav
le Traced 10 the action of slavery. and t-a
s-ape L assumed in Coag-ess ani ot,e-
PAGES in 1854 and $50.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

Collector King mas made I4arDo.n-ma,-.
10 tAe Custom Luuse in Nex fo--. Ar-rs
ap2o-llees we're disabled soldiers.
me monthly statement ofthe public debt
"i-. snow reduction CT forty millions.
Tie publication OF the Ea?uger VII be
resumed nsxt week. -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

TIE C0n.msrc.aL BaUe,su establishment
was restored . tie p-0pr.sto-s yesterday.
ana lie publication OF lie paper viii "
resumed oa IllTs1gy nez;, bat u. the
present Wedde5urn viii 10: bs allowed 70
fes1ns editorial eoE.roL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

The discovery Of what Is true ana tbe
practice O. what Is good, a1e Tie two most
important objects ol lie.
The E~GniHer vii soon reopen by
Henry kives Pollard. .sis editor OF tie
TINES.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

--z.] .]4-ca .-1r1 Toronto says TIE Gov
ernnel- as Lll -T0 detectives tWO weeks
hunting ---5 g. cOll-eli-l-els Cf Amer
lc-a silver ILer 1lre crested I've
wealthy l-r--l-s -.0. j. IS rcp-esel-ei. fyr
- year f-Fe 1eel manufacturing bogus
silver 1tar o--r-al-. Iley als0 captured
81 t-e - - --- Ll0l-cs "a possession O. tie
prisoners ---s -e-0-g % = very extensive
gig. Hti-- n--E 9, IL Lrst merchants
O t1e c0l1 are members o.
P-rs, with population OF 1886, 81,
possesses uore tlaa tive thousand acres OF
open ground, p.al.sd with noTs han one
EllloE of trees.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

Ms u l. L7l-s-ree-. VIE u the re' q
Sel e'-- g ---- name las laeu Elrf0-el
~ i1e F--s--eI- S1e c-re NIL. o
$4,000 exemption LIST.
TIE r. u c a1, Vel zas ez..n-,s.h..l
aoont noon. Tie wei was D5- .i,-a'i
The loss VII no, exceed 100000.
TIE President granted rs pardoas VS.
ssfday, 81 SoT-h csEol.1ians.