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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

A. ACT . x tie fsrr cf7-e az coa--ul tie rx.
ers o- ths Dca-- Of C1-tr1, of railroads

~ ACT . z tie tern oscf-s an c111rn tie r5z.
ers o- ths Eca-- Of C1-tr1l o. Rai,roals
SE-7IoS Z. The Psor'> q tie SG.s or Echs-an e-at
Thlt The toarl e. Cc-lrcl ~ rsios a.el by The
provisions Of secsCn egLt o. act NJ i-6 o. The sss
slln avs u Isl. beng 81 act d-r-s-E cf certain
-ra1.s cf an- made q tn state O. Mch gan f1r raj
rett purposes. BY ac- p Congress. approved June
Si lS5- 's and taev are hereby coutlrucd an per-
PEI lte -t- u sled 'y 1Ct of ihc L-E.s a,urc
.1- .1. f..-e r tfe -.llr. -. ler- c. n
% .t.rr ss.i board - clnt-'i shll B. four years
from tia -aie ot trer -pPcI met .r. ss appointed
- e. vacarcyl a-- the teri. @ of-ce cf the
p-cscLt c-mniSs l-t-s s-a. tenn nate al e1p.-c
at the .m- G. ile a2prcva- by tks Gove-nor . It's
az
Sc g AZ t1c expiration Of sad ten - established
~ ,hls sct. 81 on,ssioners sls bs nominated ~
the Governor and Co.'S avmet bv the Senate who with
Re Governor sral constitute s-l1 hCa-i 4 ccrt-.
whose ccty i 3 l. = . m1raEe and Gis1ose o. s.
ls1ts Appropriated Tor tae construction q rsroa s.
as Prsyi el "a act No l-e. RI sessol laws O, ISL
az a. acts amen a - thereto. a. 70 eo alv anc .
other act- necessary s1- proper resrectrz tie CO..
strucf7- % sal rail0a 5 which shall bs uresc7tei
lT aw. the Governor shan ne exo.c O. r'l- p-lsi n.
of sail lar-. an suy vzc4ucas ihai nv occ be-
tween ta1 sessl IS cf TIE Legs,al re f-y death e
siglst1r. Or 0thcrvise) shall re 1le1 by the ve--
aor Until the drst n=siiog q tie legislature after
sub vacancy shal oceu--
sse. l. lie commissioners shall receive isaf co.lxrs
sss esy, aae Hsessss-y exposes fer sss5 esy tAsl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

D- Holland yfa., ,,--.a~i,-c, ~ , la,
.urer enables him to srca. i,fe..,..,,..,,. ~
The iec,rrs >v>far, f,~-.si.,s +, ,-.-, r.s.,,-
lfs article ir ffs fssr Aff.-tf, sf...-ff,. 81,
which De sums mn the r,er.fs a.. ,..,,,,,is- i,.
tr-es IIs s,,s.
Another reonis.te N ,,or,,,-..,. ,,,,.,
tr, platform, is eo~,ssf,.ols q-..-. el,
imagine taar n i,srmar.r- f,-i ,.,..., .r,
people can De obtained by aru..r.- tl.'~,
a~e widely mistaken Tho n,rr,ar I...,r,,
las f..cu into dfsrcrr.c u.rh man, ,.,...,.
r.->.r. in ,nrseoie..,.s of fh, r.fr,'....,-, FL
isr,.rs AMI friHer. ~ -ne f..-t.r...s ,.i,--
t.-.s. a.liftson.yIwhirbo bou..ft-.-..--,.,-
l,ea l-isnr.tn i-aee1 ,,ht.r ~ s.,vI,.
u.rl in- ifS own ~er,efr y i., .,ts..r..'-.
tl fsc. .fs- fn r~,.- t, f-.u r.-.-f..-
crowd. az re.ri, mon l,,, i..,.. ..-...,'.f
to the ploifofn, whose rot,,tef,. f... f....r
won ly The grossest OF nemr, cmrIaiar-
.su-ineu whose only hold unou ilef public
WAS GAINED uN tle cAfrara....iOo .t t...n..f
ANA expression which would conrr.r.i.,
ttc lIrnif1 and deStrov The sclf r.-r,.t ~
amy man or ciaIac,ri aul common -,a-c
-It is lot enough thar these persons
quickly disgust their audience. aud have
brief l.c upon Tie llsf. ! l.eY ol-lt never
to te introduced 10 thc public rs lecturers;
and any momen,ary augmentation of lo-
cein-, that may le secured from the ralhia
Us Tie patronage Of such mouutenarA- IS
more tlau lost lN ihe disgrace tIrt Ir.nr
aul tle damage ihoy 90 10 Wllt F.. called
Tie Lecture system T. is an ir.ll. fo
ans lvccrm audience to suppose Thar DO can
hage strong ana perinanrnt irieit.t iu n
..fcr. and DC Is gross Injustice io ettr1 ro.
slectiul lecturer lu The Held 90 Introduce ln-
90 DIS ruud men who have uo better rmnti,c
and uo higher mission than the STAGE clown
and The ncero minstrel
.- Dut Tie career OF irifers is always short.
OnA Who feels that le has something I'd
lo Ir m4kiu- fne world wiser and better.
AMI WHO. iu a bold ami marh uar. fr.cs
uer~iscutig 60 do 10. is alwavs welcome. aud
tll, iact-an iucontr0voriahc onc-ls n
..licieut ,iullcation ot the popular lecture
.tom all tne aspersions that have heen cas-
. 4lun 1T 'l iLc numerous Nl~dI 'lnI ItA aa-
vranis Tor iis holors. anl ihe shallow ol-
servers oi lis tendencies and iesn'i-.
oi Tire platform as the standpoint Tor iho
tegan'" 81 ir"" fhonul" fi'a "fi'r saws
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

JOINT RESoLCII0S relating g. TIE u1.sfo contit.on
C the Va EooshaLcs L-hI-ho-ss T. tne ssra..s e
sli-E.-I-s-kl-s-.
Whsrs1s. Tie rie-s a-t h-e,svzts-s s-r-C1-t.rE
TIE Wa -sts-ce t-Liho-s- 10 The straits O., M.ca-
Lima kin-c. are r &C unsafe and critical co-tito-.
All -asTtzs, lie So .iELtlou-s Il t1o rnrst rec
esslTy al Important shi oI the whole c--ia O..
iakes. az Las est over quarter o. nE G., -..-
lars. here'-re
Rs5elr,i J - SsHd,: 1aI Hc-s.| R--rss.- .--s-es q
.ks St1ts r Hrhi71n TLst or Selat = AID Hs--a-
seu-a;Trs 70 C-lg- ss lra hereby requested . l-l-
roe-li = cal the a.tento1 G. tle ---as-ry 1spa-.-
NET = t-r . ect
:. y-.veL Aa--- 2 1875
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

WELL ROASTED. Among the discoveries
that are being daily made a. Pomyen wls
Tie lac, tlat gle u the families o. that long
cured CITY were about ~ dine Cl roast y.E
on he very cay t-1t they were cl-cu5cI
br tne eruption n mount Fesuv.r-. 4
mass Cf lava and ashes was found il
-.ew-p2u Standing on colalu--s-oTe Sd
tre k-cle1 o. house recently a---it-- 90.
and OF opening tue lump. O -. 60 s--l e
vi z sucking pyrker was disclosed f. ----
was taken in plaster ri the llt-s lw.
w1O IS now 1Fst served Up ~ ile r-1Hc
siZlt. eighteen hundred years 4.le- be was
prepared .Or tie ta5.e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

JOINT RESOLUTION s-r ,Ae l5ca.ion s-t es-sb'.sh-
me1t oi laval s-ailoa a-- co1z ysrl w - tie
State e. Ac-csl


Whereas. TIE re.atc-s @ tss Cri.,t states VIZ
f-r-ig- co-1i---s are s-c- .h-s deem = i1r aa,
"a; prompt an ample u-ss--es 1e t1Ecr O. pr-v C
a-c1 ats p-C---t- q -L- commerce ~ r-r vas1s--
axes ll- o. ensure more pe-e- --f--ss c- or ex-
ross1 tr1--i--. 10 believe % of tle highest interest
AL - . spe-sst --iy o tla yr~ --ul-- % tie
li-c- States -1 ----e- --ey e=-ao-.-L rsTa s-a-
i--- 2-- CO. \ Tz-. f-- t-e L--s--- ---7- -lc - r-
r-s-t -. s-.tl-.- ves7- f7- s--l project
lad Utrrs-f. IL state CT Mclis.r g z-ost 81
ro--le1 lv -sFs-5.e waters tie p11s is s-ores RI,
A-Ge p7--o- u T-l-- a-a le.- 1y .1re = govern
Cert. ar exposed 20 f1r 8 lrc-rsi5-s az .1rz-
81 ns, by whi-l t1e .n-e-ss rans--e cr tie -o-t1
wss- 81 ---eT property c, rs cltzsls zre s-1iec-
- caYt--e sd cevzs.l-ic1. absolutely ls1aa---s
- s--- i-- situation, lie ere pr-.aCt- G.
t. r. era vs-lue-t. --er=t--e
hsl1lrsc. III or >cu1t-rs il Congress- te Il
str-ets- a-- or Rsrrass -at.rss rec1ssts- . lr-
gently p--s4-t -1s = net -s s-h -ct = i-e atia1
81. u --s general vs 1-=r- az % Is a. Lo--
crab ueals . secure the irne1ia,e ioc1tioo &C Z
esta-l--l--=-l c. raval s-a-io- an cock ya-- :.
SE--- AzTau. tle ezstsrc shore c. LAKE Michigan
2ssolre1 Tat i1e Governor De -squeste- = tr4-E-
z coFis q re foregoing prsa1bls znd Essolgie-s
70 or senator's ssc Representatives u opugrsn.
Approved k2Tes g., iset.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

(LATE Surgeon Z. 5. A. , las commenced the prac
tlss Of his profession In all is branches, IN Ian
sag and surrounding country. OGlce aad resi-
dsnce, Nich. Ave. near Millls Town Bridge. 46l
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GEO. 1. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY and Counselor az Law anl Solicitor 10
chAncery Agent Tor prosecuting Claims 90 sol Tiers
aud soldiers willows, against tho Government,
FOR Bounty Money Pensions and Arrears o- Pay
lansing Mich. once IN Cowlss' Block Up stlirs
Washington Avenue 4C5
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EXCIIANGE HOTEL.


J. PRICE, Proprietor. Misou tho County Seat o
Iuxh1m County Michigan lansing, Jackson an
Dexter Stages stop a. this House. Charges rea
souablo ~ &c
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

BOOT aat shoe Dealers have Just received large
Assortment % Spring stock o. Boots aud Shoes,
consisting Of Mems Wonsns, Boys Misses
Chi.tren's AMI ToIth's WAR. Custom W0rk
promptly attended %.
JOHNS & DAUrY.
Lansing. Nay 10 1854. 475-tf
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p. G.. sPRANG.

WAGON AM Carriage Mixer FOOT Of Washington
ton street, below thu site of the Lausing II Juse
Wagons constantly on hand, ~ reasonable prices
Repairing done 46T
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j. l.. LANTERNIAN,

DESrIsr rsa.h m1antsi on Cola, Silver, or Rub
Der Bt5e once e. his residence On Grand
-. Street, iirecily s1ss o. the Capitol, Ian
<A1hh sing Michigan. $50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

LANSING. M,hiyn-N " Elglr, Proprietor The
Elg1r House 3 new an is ittsl up throughout boo
the bost 5lgic, lni nth new furniture On Wash
ington Avenue. near thu site of the Old lansing 8
House. Sag > isave this House daily. 40
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- Al a family gathering 10 D4m3er..
n0- long since, reat-esrea--g-ll llJ-Ler.
Mrs.. Irene Taylor, held 10 her lap child,
a grand-child, q great gEaod-cnld. anl
gTsat-srsas-grand-chlld, II az i've genera
uorf
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}. p. COwLEs,

HAVING BEEN DULY LICENSED As AUCTiONEER;
tenders his services 20 the public IN that capacity
H5 Is Authorized % sell property az auction "a any
part u the state Persons iesirors Of selling p-cp
erty az auction, can do 80 only by employing a.
aaeti0nser, dly lissHssi 81 ne UHi.si S.lts5 The
unlersiylei may Be found a. all s11sonl1lc hours
az his o11co In Cowies' B.0cS. Washington Avenue.
Lansing. Charges reasonable. 496yl
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DENTISTRY.

WI. COLE, Dentist, w0lid iarorm the people Of
sfySA uaneutly located IN the city of IansIlg
-lIIYIYaDi - prepared 70 perform al opera
tions psrtlaing 20 the Dontal profession, ~ the
most satisfactory matter Teeth aLei with goli,
lin FOIL. or amkSun. Artificial teeth moIntei on
rubber lss, ia the latest approved style Oairc
over william II Cars Bookstore Lansing, june
eSth, 1854 ly as
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IL. THAYER.

ATTORNEY ant Counselor az Law and Solicitor %
Chancery, and Clrclit Court Commissi ioaer. WI
llaD5i0n inglam County, Mich. 49,
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PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Oice At the Drug store
Of r Thay5r Son, 10 Dodge and B7ebe's Block
Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich. All calls
promptly attended %. Al
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LnNGYEAR & RrRTCu.
HORATIO PRATT.

LAW, Chaucery and Collecting Business Lansing
Michigan O-lce over the Second Slt0nal Dauk
~ IosGrEAz. sos BrRrcu
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~ Tie Watham Watch Company man
ufactlres watch svsFy four minutes Of
. working 1sy.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
AsorTsD 81 TIA srATT REPrBucAs, JAS- 7, 1854
(Ten Lines Or less considered -glafe.j
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.


HOMEOPATHIC Physician AMI Surgeon lansing
Mich once on wIsAlngtoa Avenlr, Over lager
soils Store SpeciL attention given . chronic
eompllints and female Diseases iyi3-
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From Rev. Warren Rmioipa. Pastor OF the Baptist
Ch-rch, Germantown. Penn
Dr.. c. NJ Jackson: Dear S.r-Persoaal expes euce
enables me 10 say that regard the German Bltters
prepared By you "a 4 most excellent medicine. IN
cases OF severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benoftted by the use OF the Btters, and
doubt not they Will pcoGlce similar effects others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
E.rulr tnKn- IA.
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DART q WILEY

ArTORSEYs, C0lnselors aud S1licitors. Lalslug
Michigan Prompt att sntiOn given o. Collections
Payment OF T4xes, AMI Investigation of Land Tites
c pART l. 413 WHEY
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Frem Rev. J. Il. Turner, Pastor Of Hedt.ng NJ z
Church, pA-a
IT. Jackson Dear SHELVING rsci your German
B.;ters in NV family ircQlcaty, I enl prepared 20
stg it las bcca oi great scrv.re. believe that in
most cas,s o. general debility os the system il s tho
s1scs; ana En-s. valuable remedy of which have
suy knowledge Yours pcc,flAv,
J n TURNER.
No. 20 Y Niusfeerth Street
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II L M z AG - = "
THAT THIs BITTER Is
n OF ALCOHOLIC
Contains no Rum or Whiskey, and
CAN'T MAKE DKU Nk ARDS.
But g
THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD!
READ WHO SAYS sOs

From the Rev Levi c. Beck, Pastor o, the Baptist
Church, Y J. formerly Of ths North Baptist
Church Philadelphia
I have known H1oiaul's German Ttters flvorahly
fora number Of years. have used them ia my own
fa,nilv and have been pleased with their effects
that Twas induced % recommend them 20 many 9th
aroclainins thls fact, aud ealing me attention oi
those afflicted with ths diseases lor which they are
-,-,n,n,enicf ts these Rttcrs knowing from cx-
Dsr.ur. t,it riv recnnmcn 'lti1n ril hr slsiamct-
Ido this more cheCr-y Hooalnt B.ttcrs are in
.eaded % beuc1s tle afflicted. anl Is " LOT rum
irink" Yours truly ., ., ,...
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J NEWTON BROWN, Pills.
from the Rev Jos II Renard. Pas.cr o. tie 10Th
Elntist Chnrcl.

Baptist Church,
4acss-Jl 10 eDuiftul fny r1ne with commcndati0ns
0f different kinds " Insiicincs BIT regarding The
practice IS out Of my appropriate sphere, have 10
all cases declined but ith clear proof IN various
instances and particularly IN my family, Cf The lsc
Clllncss OF D. Hoollnd German Btcrs i depart for
once from nv usual c0urs', % express nv fuii co...
vctlon that for general debility of the system aud
especially for Liver Compliant g is safe ara Ntl-
able preparation. ia somr cases 70 Inay fa!.. but
usually dolht not. Il VIII he very beneficial -
those who suffer from tho above cause
Yours, very respectfully, !. l. kENAHn,
Eighth below Coates Street Philadelphia
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EDGAR HOUSE,

n. HUDSON. Proprietor, lansing. Nj -h.san. Sppo
sitg the Capitol bul ling. General stage ono.
kept - connection with the House. 409
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II = = IT"
No. 7-6N. Ninsteenth Stree

FROM the Rev > y lyons formerly pastor og the
Columbus. q. : > 4al NLe..3wu pa ) Baptist
Churches.
New Rochelle y Y
n. c " Jackson. Dear Sir--Ifeeiits pleasure thus
OF nv o'gn accord 10 bar testimony q ths excellence
% the German Fitters. Some years since beng sf
aictel with rvspcrsia, used them WITH very henea
A. results. have ofieu recommended thciu % per
sons a0fnrhl'i hy that tormcntns disease and have
heard from them the>nost slttcrinr testimonials az
70 their great value II case. c. general debility
believe u to be tonic that cannot be surpassed
n LYONS
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j. VAN KETREN.
ANIERICAN HOUSE.

MASON ana Diili8-. Lansing, Michigan. Keep
eonsilnty on htni AMI FOR SAFE, Grant Rapid
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'LryIG BECK

From R.v j. Newt1a Brown. y D.. tiitor of the Il
cyciopola O. Religions knowledge -nc the Carts
tilu Chronicle Phllgto'phia
Although roi disposed 10 favor or recommend Pat
snt Medicines 90 general, through dlstTlst Of their
ingredients and effects, yet know of no sufficient
-casons why man may not TESTIFY 10 the herents
re believes himself to have received from any simple
or-paraoa m the hope that he my thus contribute
- the benefit OF others
10 this tAe more readily il regard 10 Hoo1and's
German Dtters, prepared by l-. e. ~ Jackson, oi
this civ because was prejUilced against them Tor
many years under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture I am Indebted 70 my
friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq, fpr the removal o.
this prejudice proper tests 1ul for eacouraccmcnt
70 try tnen whom suffering from great and long con
tinuel debiaty. Thc use of three bottles Of these
nttcrs - the beginning or the present ear, was FOL
lowed by evident rclcf and restoration t0 degree
n bodily aul lnratl vgor which had ust felt for
ak months before. and hat almost desrlsred Of re
gaining therefore thank God an ny friend FER
directing 70 use them
I NFWTON BROWN pills
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ZONES & Evans.

Successors TO C. n. Jackson Co, PrOpriesors.
81. For sale BY Druggisto asd Dealers in every
terr 10 the GIFTED etatsE.t lT.4sa
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From the Rev Thcs wirter Pastor u R1x5crcush
pauffrf Church

From ths Rev Thcs. wirtsr. Pastor u R3x5cscugh
BAPTIST Clurch
Dr. Jackson. Dear S,r-l Secl it cIe Ga y0lr excel
lent preparation. Hcofaui German Ti.iers 20 ai5
nv testimony 20 the GescIvci reputation 30 las cb-
tanned. have for years az times, been troubled
with great dsnrler ll my head AMI nervous system
was advised by friend . try bottle u your Ger
man Blitc-s 7 did 80 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief. wy hca.th has been very
materially benfued ] confidently recommend the
article where meet with rsscs .r. .sr 20 nv OWE
and have been assured by many o. their gooi escts
Respectfully yours. WINTER
Roxborough Pa
Prem Rev. :. Herman Of th- German E.rorrasl
Church, HGtz.own. BerAs County. p
n. c. ". Jackson. Respected Sir-I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty ye-rs and
have never used any mesicine that did I1e as much
Seoi s. Uc'dauis Br-r-- 7 em v.-y mach .u-
proved ir heath, a-rr llslng -a,-e- fvc ties
Yours With respect. = : SHERMAN
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Pr &c L =

Large S.zs. (hoidisg nearly double suAntiiy)
a. 90 Der Bot,le-haiY 6ox IS 90
Small Site-75 cents pc- Bntt.e-hsf toz 81 90
Beware OF COunferfeftS.
Sc that the = SDature of .s c. G.JACESON i On
the Wrapper on each bottle.
Should yocr nearest DRUGGIST nct h.ve the article
DO not be put OF by az NJ She Intoxicating pre-ar-
tons that may be orrci IL ts piice but send 20 "a
and we wi.lforward. securely packed, by express
Principal O1ce and Mannfactory, Nc. ssl Arch
Street Philadelphia
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

oss Copy. year %
PAT AlvATs ~ AoF4ScE
80 Club rates bat s1bscr ptlons Received ,or Ales1
time thaa one year a. the above rate
RrJoo Work promptly and neatly executed. a
Ordersf3r Printing and Badiag Of every descrP-
tion are so.icltsd Ia connect. Win ths bl lsry,
ths facilities o. this Esla0ii3lIasnt are gac4114-4-
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Ihe State Rtpnblitan:

Pgs-rsHED AWAY wEoSEsoAH xozSIss, EY
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

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The New York herald., 1865-01-05

In submitting these figures we call attention TO- the
ures since the rebellion broke out This attribute
mainly 70 that rigid caution which has obtained ~ onr
business community in dispensing credits and TO- tho in
creased values OF stocks on hand.
The Immense and general prosperity Of oil branches Of
agriculture has augmented the wealth Of tea trading
ments Of the mechanical interests has tended TO in
creased wages and enhanced receipts Of the operating
account Of their vast number and constituting they
do the material wealth of the country have created
s @ class
merchants TO meet their obligations promptly to the job
ber The latter has therefore been prompt with the
importer and commission merchant Hence the natural
conclusion must be that each acting In harmony with the
other has produced satisfactory result than could
have been anticipated by even tho most sanguine.
Satisfactory for the past few years has proved
itself TO be- cannot but think that merchants should
continue TO rgdy follow out the course they have Of
late adopted and thus avert any impending crisis that
tho conservative Of merchants think may
yet be In store for We make this suggestion from
prove that whenevor merchants have devated from
strict rules Of conservative system OF crcd based upon
we'll founded pecuniay security and the closest scru-
been the sufferers.
The deep interest wo have felt In arriving at correct
statiscs TO submit 70 the judgment Of subscrbers
has induced make the rigid and careful 10.
search Of records at this particular uncturc in order
e psss.ns pre- 70 them a. glance an estimate Of the wssnh
the loyal States This estimate Ii not obtained by
aging the whole number Of traders, but BY specific
month"; both with and associate occs throughout
chs country and the result shown In the appsAded table,
arranged by States and the principal oiteA The
Of Missouri, Kentucky, Louisiana and Kansas having
been made the theatre Of war, thereby dsorsanxins
trade consequently NOT fully represented in this
estimate; and California win be observed Is en-.
tircly omitted. st, without them tho aggregate shows
los o25 business houses, representing wealth Of "a e4
Toe000, mostly invested In personal property Il IL
generally conceded that tho average profits OF range
from twolve TO fifteen per cent but assuming the low
figures Of ten per cent have $lol 600 the
orued gain the past year the business interests spoken
Of THIS In view OF the unprecedented expenditure
sarly incurred both by heavy TAXATION and In other
wise sustaining the government exhibits the sefsup
porting character Of our people, and but one element
the strength Of tho country which, whom added 70 thu
other immense mot brought into estimate
such real estate, agricultural mining and other In
tere:t should inspire the most hopeful coincidence II
yours, r. @. DUN co.
n. O. DUN AND co.'s STATISTICAL TABLE, SHOW
NO THB nsTrMArKD WEALTH or THE MnR
CHANTS, MANUFACTURERS AND rRADn1s THROUGH
OUT THE NORTHERN STATES.