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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30
WeikeI Bun and MCRlhinney
OIL co.
CAPITAL, S2SO,OOO
28OO SHARES, 800 EACH.
$4,000 10 be reserved for Developing
PROPERTY.

The Company own in fee simple, free of all incum.
brance large tract OF land (al Of which Is bore
abs territory situated in Yenango county, Pa. in
what is believed TO be part Of the Great Oil Basin
of which Oil Greek is the central line.
They have two wells down, each to ths depth of
800 feet, with splendid show Of OIL both Of which
are about to be tested, aud are making prspa-
rations for sinking q third
limited amount of Stock now offered for sale.
Subscription books open at Banking House Of Far
Painter, 145 Superior street, where all infor-
nation oAn be OBJ: Gined. ian13:193
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan ary q, 1855.
It is hereby certified that tho foregoing is correct
copy of the statement of the condition of the Charter
Oak Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Hart
ford made 10 and fled in this Office for the year 1855
SEAL Witness my hand and seal officially
JAS. h GOODMAN,
[Stamp.1 Auditor Of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30
steam to and from the Old Country,

steam to and from the Old Country.
THE WRLL-KNOWN
favorits Clyds-buiis iron Steam q ! bA
en- Of she ANOHOR LINE II steam- .s-5,=a
shfps, ssHIBERNLA," "CALEDO-
NJ, ''tsBRIf1 MA, ''and Z" "UNITEDKINGD0M,
are Intended to sail iortnightly 90 end from New
York, carrying passengers TO and ron LigsTPoot,
GallSDy or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
1atar and air-tight compartments.
RATES or PASSAGE.
From Kew York to any Of the above places -
0abJnS sI2O and 500; steerage SIS, payable in
American currency.
10 New York from any Of the above places -
Cabins S65 and $50; Steerags $25, payable in geld
o. equivalent in American currency.
Those Who wish to send for their friends can buy
sIeketa At these rates from the Agsnts.
FRAFOI5 MACDONALD CO.,
fau9.la5 6BoWling Green, n. Z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30

The rebel Senator Foote came within one
vote of being expelled from the rebel
House Of Representatives,
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jan26:lSs
O T A T E NJ E N T
~ 1-

9 T ATEM
- OF The
condition of the Charter Oak Fire and
Marine Insurance Company.
On the first day of January, 1865, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of that
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is "Charter Oak Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. and islocated at
Hartford, State Of Connecticut.
I. CAPITAL.
The amount Ofits Capital Stock is.....s3OO COO 90
% &" psidup. 10000 90
II. ASSETS.
Cash of the Company on hand and in
the hands Of agents and other per-
n:sf Estate Ssi5:sn5srsd. i98 rs q &
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company, las per vouchers accompa-
nying),-hOw secured, and the rate Of
interest 227, ,948 90
Debts due the Company, secured by
vouchers v r ....... s0,925 4s
DsGsS e2s SooompanyinsJ %: r- 2e0oO 60
Ali other Securities, including accrued
5 "
Total Assets of the Company y.........S3s4 ,247 60
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjosted and not due............. $1,000 q
Losses unadjusted and in suspense,
waiting for urther proof................. 5al6 93
Total sIs,226 20
". MIsCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk.................. ......... $4,000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
town or No rule.
The greatest amount allowed to be in
sured 10 any block, ordinarily...... 1000 90
The amount of its Capital or earnings
deposited in any other State, as secur-
ity for losses Nothing.
The Charter, or Act of Incorporation of said Com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, co
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. 9N'
Jcs,rh h spraEe, President, and Jas Goodman.
Secretary of the CHARTER Oak Fire aud Marine Insur
ance Company, being seyeraly sworn, depOse and say
that the foregoing full true and correct statement
the affairs of the said Company that the said Insur
ance Company is the bona fde owner at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real Estate worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgaged; and that they the above de-
scribed officers ofsaid Insurance Company.
[Signed, JOSEPH II. SPRAGUE, Pre5't
JAS. GOODMAN, Sec'y.
[SEALl Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day of January, 1865.
I Five Cent VIM. HAMERSLEY,
Stamp, A Comm'r for the State Of ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30

IfI0ll Il5 lRlOHlHOla Il4uIIeI1 JaH' u
Blair is still in town, but nothing con-
nected with the object of his visit has
transpired. A report that an armistice
had been agreed to by the President, proved
without foundation, other than the fact
that white flag was seen flying near the
point whore truce boats meet.
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This can be accomplished more by the ase o. ,
n. HUBBkRD's Improved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
Railroad Project
F..m u. c-.at-. o. Repnn can.

Ftcm ths Clinton O. Repap can.
The company who are building the rail
road from Jackson ~ lansing nave m view
tie project OF extending the same 20 Sagi-
nav City. and in the discussion OF the SUBJ
ject they propose two routes. as follows:
one hg the way Of the railroad known as
the "Ramshorn" road from Lansing 10
OwOs-o and thence t0 saginaw: the other
route is from Lansing 10 IT Johns aul
thence hv way of Duplain 10 Sa ginaw.
Both routes are practil'e. and the road i-
destined 10 he bulk ON OF near one oT the
proposed routes. and the question soon 10
De decided Is which or these routes vii be
the one selected Tie company who Owl
the s0-ca.ied ramshOrn road. are in no stu
alton 10 sell at this time, owing 10 suits
now pending They are anxious 70 sell
their rights and franchises TO the Jackson
company. with whom negotiations are now
pending. il iS understood. bu- 10 sale can
as yet oe made, though It is expected that
they VIII De in situation 70 sell in q few
months. Those Who have been over The
two routes. both Engineers ani Others. al.
express the opinion that the route rtN II.
johns Is Pos far the best Of the two. The
company who are preparing 10 build The
road are aware Of the fact that it would De
iar better for fheig interest 20 build it by
81. Johns than by the other rOu.e, Te- they
viii ask and no doubt require something "a
he done By those on the route 0f the road
towards securing the right OF way and io,
general assistance towards the cOnsumma-
ton ci tie project ln this connection tn
question VIII arise. would The pronOse-
railroad benefit Clinton county and e-pe
ciaiiy 81. johns We propose 10 show
wherein L woud benefit The country, AL
st. Johns iH particular First. if Voai'
open uD th- whole Interior anil lertl--.--
tern portion of the county to business an
settlement. Il- ~ itself w0uit De pros
peritv ana wealth secondly. & wOui
raise the price of every article ~ eXnor
grown In the county. and lower the lric'
OF every article brought into the county
from abroad The distance from s. John
20 saginaw being but one-hell the distanc
10 Detroit, he cost or freight. both out
ward and inward bound, would De reduce
one half and the result would be that ever
5ushel Of grain the farmer raises for eXpOr
would bring him from I've 70 nine cent
Der hushel more, II this proposed road va
built. than he now receives. Let eac
farmer make his Own calculation OF this
from the facts stated. and thereby satlsi
himself Of the yearly benefit 10 himself no
| for one year only, but FOR al time Th
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
VOL. II, NO. % WHOLE NO. 543.

same reasons that apply 90 the farmer. VIII
apply @. The mechanic and especially 70
the merchant Tothe citizens OF - Johns
this subject is OF The utmost importance.
oar village has already become n eieyea
shor. years. hy the advantages of its lcca-
lion ami oy the energy of lis citizens. one
" The most promising villages OF the State.
The population 0f theviiilge can De in the
next i've years more than doubled. u It's
citizens are true 20 their own interests. ani
las broad and deep the foundations ior the
future wealth and prosperity of ihe filf-r
ani ihe county by opening un its reSour-
ce, and developing it, advantages HaFnr
no wafer communications. ,lr citizens de-
'ead On tho aullug oI ralroals. and now
seems lo Do tle time tomore ln thcmalfer
Who then viii take the lead in this great
enterprise. and emhole The neces-ar, facts
and figure, IN an article showing ID our
citizens. and also 90 The Jackson company.
that &c would ht tor tlc benefit uf all II
have thv proposed railroad lulit from Ian
sing hy tie way of S. Johns fo Saginaw
'uA Nofc anon. tR~EaNFE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
,-9in ias srsa- Rapids cage
Detroit and the Railroad Projects


Inc ir.roli 4 f-er'. .Sal- a.lf ll-.nN4e calls
-ue al-eli .pl u. Detroit capitalists % tie
various r.ilfoal r-o' '-,tS ruW being active
5 c-af---e lr tli~ State and ID sounds u
n)'e oi warn c-. rs follows.
''ll is possible. t)wevcr. ilr Detroit. hx
illici--- action. io control the larger por-
non o- .Ae trade or Michigan. j. iL cannot
control .aa "la' is there rhlf IS encoura-
-- N I.- --urr And tle great Stri-
Nns iacl roT presented for the contemnia-
loA oi ite capitalists and property owners
ol iAl- cry -. tt3i t.e trade or Michigan
IS nlN -D.s- is various projects ear
les-- t'- ,o pass lon1l Detroit and
i'.li a. .er connections.
dh, oA' WA DAauine tAe various rail-
lo-.i schemes "I,l 80 f.-p ol the state be-
gore A... t" "ii ,'r ihc truth of th.- warn
ing me Jackson .re wl connect ai
"e--efA Michigan With To'elo and form "a
''I'.t ''he 'o IHe United States lake shore
IN .' '''''ld i.ai'ilS ana Indiana
Tol..a. erl .tls- 80 '.." ,'
Wa.i.o--.. e,i-.r,..., p,.,, ''-' d.
Tho f,,,,,.i TIL I.,,.,..... - m ,.''
direct f-.r, r,..,.'.., ~ -.., 4" - i'.l'
n4t,..r fnl--.,- go. go. '''''-'
nnrl,as..,- .i..-..-,.-'.i o.. ,. q
S,r-r.r, f,.f.. f.-f-, ..I.. i-N
r..Ife r., Vof.4a VI, r...,.-..,- .-'~-''
Wtv is tlf. Ea. en-. -. '.'.' ','
Detroit f. ..,...r,,,i.-...l, ,,. .',....4 '
raflr.I I.f''.. ~ .i.r....t -
tr,.i- is ~,fr .. C.,,f,...' t....,.t .'-'' ''
SD flr a. l..r f..,r.-.t +...,l-.'..
and Americans ,rs +,~.i . .....,. w.
info L,,alish ,,...l..., ''''''7 "''''"
p.,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

How Nlr Hr WORKS. Yes. YES. saws
O modern wr-er nature balances all
things admirably. and has put the seves and
every individual Of each on par Them
that have more than their share oi one
thing. commonly have less Of another
Where there Is q great strength there amt
apt 10 De- much gump1iOu handsome
man I'M "a general way amt much OF a man.
\ beautiful bird seldom sings. Them that
have genius have no common sense. \
fellow with one idea grows rich. while he
who calls him fool dies poor. The world
is ike basket meat pie-the upper crust
is rich Try. and puHy: the lower crust is
heavy, doughy. and undertlone: the middle
Is not bad generally. but the smallest part
cf all IS THAI which favors The whole
thirty years AMI allowing Tor each man
woman ami child an average space Of four
feet m height and one foot square. would
form "a vertical column having for IFS base
the whole surface Off land and sea spread
ont iut0a plain. and for its height q. 3.614
times Tie suns distance from the earth.
The numherof human strata thus piled one
ON the other wQuIt amount % go. 200 ooo.
GOO GOO
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

: London naper gives the following ac-
count of "a new Kind Of cloth manufactured
from pine leaves: There are Two establish
nents near Bresia1. in one 81 which pine
leaves are converted into wool. while in the
other. curative agents are prepared for iD-
valid=. the waters used IN the manufacture
OF pine wool are employed a. curative
agents. Tie process f0r converting pine
needles into wool vas discovered by
PaDneFwitz. Il the hospitals. penitentia-
res and barracks Of Vienna and Breslau,
blankets made from that material are now
exclusively used One OF their chief ac-
yantages Is. that 10 Kind Of yermin vii.
.oJgs il them. Tie material is also used
as stufhng, closely resembles horse hair,
and is only o1e-tbIrd its cost.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
=. y. COuLES.

itNING EEEN Duly LICENSED As AlCII0NEER.
ieniers hs services % th8 public in that capacity
iia IS authorized o. sell property al auction in ANY
part of che state Persons dcsiruus n selling prop
erty 40 llci.al. can Gu SD only by employing an
luctIoueel. a.ig ie.a,'i ty "a. Jnifei S,atss The
1uis-7 1raf may Poe lHnui M ali selsouahle hours
10 th.fo.i.s 100 l'eles B0cS. Washington Avenue.
lansing fNtr- reasonable. llfyi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

How ILLINOIS DERIVED IT'S NANF.-A
Chicago paper says that an exploring party
Of Frenchmen in sailing down The Illinois
river. found at It's confluence With the
Mississippi an island thickly wooded with
black walnut. As il was the season when
nuts were ripe. they greatly enjoyed the
iruit. and called The island from il. Isle
aux n0i>. 0r Isle OF nats. which name
was also given to the river they had ex-
plorei ana atterwared 20 tie territory
and state. Tie rapid pronunciation OF
The French name has Ted 10 the present
name Illinois.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

TIE CHOLERA.-Our Minister at Constan-
iinopie officially informs this Government
that the cholera continues 10 extend lis
laVages. He says that II proper quaran-
tine regulations had been enforced az the
lrSt introduction OF the disease from Egypt
Il might have been prevented. Ii seems TO
hlln, from experience az C0nStantinOpie
That II wall ue advisable Tor tue United
states to guard against il BY most rigid
quarantine regulations.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

IHE FW-I -DCTH AyEHICAs IELEsf fr.l.
"A contract has recently been comp .s-el
in New YORK f0r Tie erection within SIS
months OF q Iile Or electric Telegraph fH
connect The cify Cr B0-Ota wifn Narr. along
the banks Of th- river NagJa'ena. Gli-
the first attempt 20 Introduce taa teier-aI~.
into south America. and may re-g'- la cone
nec-i1- the states ol TIE Republic or Nea
Canada with tie Unifel States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

tSslSG. M.ehi.an-N ". Edgar. Proprietor. The
EiTl- iluse g. uo.. and is lttod up throughout iu
he tlst stf o.. lai Situ new furniture. on Wash
a-f1n Ar.uuc. urar the sifs of the old Lansing
House. siag.s leave this House daily 479
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

sTT1gVrTr C-a-eIlr7 and Solicitors. Lansing
Michigan rrDmp, attention given Oh Collections
Payment of r.ses. ili lnvr-tisstion ol Lana Itie'
q o. r.ur i. as ID. f HIfF4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
tnliAs RNILEY.

BOOT ana sh.s Ieli.rs have ilst received large
Assartment of -pr.n. Stocs of Boots ani SlOes
consisting ef Mons. W1meu's, B0ys Misses
Chhiren's ans Youth's Fe'r. Custom Mors
promptly attended O.
JOHNS s. BAILEY.
Lansing. Mas l6 t,0t 473 90
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

Av EXTENSIVE n-oCEsE. Rev DR.. Tnom-
son. one Of the newly elected bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. has recently
returned from amemOrable missionary iOur
ID the CutpOsts Of American Msth0dism
exceeding in extent any Journey ever un-
dar-aken by Methodist bishop. Sailing
from New 0rk 70 England. he went thence
10 Bombay via Marseiles. thence 10 Cal
cutta and the Himalaya mountains. thence
TO Hong Kong and Fuh Chau. tiPuce yia
Alexandra to C0nstant.nopie. ID Fu-tcla
"a The Danube. near the Black sea. and
thence home 0y way Of Germany and Eng
land. visiting ln bis tour. which occupied
less than = year. all the missionary stations
of that church in Asia and Bulgaria.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

its0S AMI Rliiier, Lansing, Michigan. Keeps
.ols.trtiy o1 hand ANA Tor sale. Grand Rapiis
Iins. stl.co. ar.l ~ .i.r Lime- one. 40 Booth
royi 3 c1 % Store 1y SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

WAGON and Carr lfs Maker. foot of Washington
Ca s.r.s-. nrl1e che s.ie 0i the Lansing House.
WAGONS constantly ol haui. ~ reasonable prices
Repairing done 5lJ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
RArEs o. ADvERTTsINo

........- r..,l Caiurun charged % ten cents rer
~. n-.t f,-4rii0n and Sis r-ats per line ftr
.i...aent Insertion. hnt no notice ins0 -tei for
i-.sfhsa seventy dge cents
r.~is lr Bls.1e-s Directory of Elk lines o-ioss
yr,rig li.artisemeats have the privilege ofthres
ssrte Ys1rlg rafesanpig o. regular and ori.lsrF
.r-.eess Aivertlsemfufs only. Aii others charged
ar the -iuarr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
rhat can De- prDclrei 40 any ike WORKS The atten
toa of Farmers is particularly called Co hls
ASsDRTMEN ENT o. gsF.eSEVs.


Hseiu4 mate himself familiar sith tls branch of bUs
mess fnr uurhcr ol years he has become fully ac
iuaintef ~ .tl what farmers mo-t ncet anf tts ina
procured new patterns. aud fitted them uP ith vley
obi making this permanent business. De s in hopes
to give Satisfaction. IA, taxes pleasure lu saying BE-
has procured ta- patterns of Llc CELEBRATED
uOiNE FLOW vf notgr Limsef AIT who Cse 30 say
% Is Not rquliei bs any other pillow
Points and i.Rnd-sides. f,r AL Plows IN
use Also al other FARMING iMt iENENiS got ur ON
the improved Ylrs auj of the best material
To WsIl-NSriGhts and Mis- Owners.
Every thing IN their line vii De soi up tho shortest
notice tii.CJ LAR SAW MILLS Viii De- made O. order.
castings 1T an kInis-n fict. everything has line uf
ing customers. Patterns wll bc made at suy time
which VII ensure their getting Just hat they want
Particular attention VIII he pat to tie repairing
sud Mowers b. At- al-n O. FLOORING MIL for
would also INFORM thc farming pHhic thsthe VIII seep
ou hand she
CayuSa chief 30 = itenPeT ana Newer.
This Machine IS IL is uow constructed IA not cqualcd
hy any nthsr machine II desired. he viii put uew
ecrirg n ihe OLD EJ tkEAE. T. increase tbe motion
which very materially adds to the working "a th-
machine By giving personal attention 10 every
branch of the business he is l hopes Go secure and
merit rortiouaf fn' pnhh- nst- mage
N BAKER
lansing. Na7-l2r. ts55 +Ef
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

y u LpI Nc ! NOV Ep.-Ihe under
- signed would inform the public that he has a
complete apparatus Tor moving buildings. IS familiar
Win The business is practical mechanic art holds
himself prepared 20 move buildings promptly ard Oh
The shortest notice. and az the most reasonable rates
can be found AZ my residence ar the middle town
depot
lansing, July slst 1855 n NORTON
536wes
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

MISCELLANEOUS.


CALENDAR FOR 1866
Fi-si Term hevi.s Non fay. September & 1S65
Second December { 1ss5
Third March IS lS5t
nuriug The drst Term - especial Class viii hc
organized Tor fhe benefit nf those expect 90 teach
PRICE UE TUITION
Primary Department. per -..-.s 90
Common Enriisl studies, including English
Grammar. Arithmetic, Geography. Book
keeping amt peum1rstiu. .......-......-..- 6 o.
Higher FnEiish. inciulinE latiu. Greek ami
French languages and Nathe mates --...-. : 90
ENTRa TUfTrON
Vocal Music. per term. .....-......- 90
lastruma isi Music. pr term. n.--....-.-.. - 90
ni Painting. per term. .--.-.....-........ la 90
Feucir- au Drawing inr..-.--.-.---....-..... 8 OF
ES-Eaari -aa be ohiainei in Families Boz tie ini
mediate vicinity ~ The Academy With tine fam 81
Of the Principal. IN the Academy
Communications addressed. & &. oluS Priuci0sl
viii bc promptly answered. 1y-495
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

1ENrS7 Teeth mounted on Coli. silver. OF Rub
bcr Btsr. once 40 his residence on Grand street,
directly elsi of tae Capitol Lansing. Mrhi
gsn $50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

PHYSICIAN s SURGEON. lusus. Mich o'icc 49,
residence. ODD Nrhfrlu Avenue e .eN tiora east %.
rN. pa.t tUlI... 5is
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

Ifthis government vas made .'ior white
men, " why did the Butternuts run 10 Can
ada and leave the negroes behind 70 tight
toI 4.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

During tie past month remarkable
number OF disasters have occurred. both On
land and water. resulting in nearly every
instance I'm more or less loss ofHte. several
boats have beeu lost iu some instances with
fearful destruction og life. Below we ap-
pend list Of railroad casualties l0r lhe
month which wr extract from tie y. i.
Tr,tpe being part OF @ carefully cone
piiei calendar ol railroad aeridents Tor
lie year. in almost every instance where
great loss OF life BIAS occurred. the accident
has been attributed 60 gross careessne--
il is certainty Time that some measures
were taken 10 protect the lives oftte tray-
cling public while entrusted 10 the hands O..
money making corporations.
NoaHT- tVD E--Fx EAIIFuto
Au5. GA train ran into "a wagon iu
Hudson County. y. 7. Dn" person ki.ic6
80 blame attached To- the road
rEENsl ASIA Hslfnn4r.
Ate {. A car on freight rain fr,lr o
lrdef near iatrob- The irain ran orr The
track anj was smashed Three men Were.
instantly killed. anj another diel "f bis in
iuries
E.F-l.a lt-,..tn
Are. O. Iaa aan of tlaca and louf
cars p.uds-i into lhe river Of,r person
Has s,ied snl Twelve marri Cta-..
''9 "'".
Nr-t-li't 0h7"tl EtMe-An.
Are. io. 4 5,al1e l,ot- aaG q train ol
ears ica through smashing r1f- Four
persons w-re killed and ore Wounded
Hatsara>n. fra.>.1 ...rlratD
Ar.1, t..-.-if.. ......i...t ............. +.
o..r a~'.i'......, .'.a'
.raiu Aiiu-c locomotive lad been uinr,~i
was mDtin, dorn the road ,.le4 "a ioc,il.-
tre o.l % 'riu Ir0 run inty u several
ears were demolished. ,he locomotive going
through o.r 60. Three men aai three
"omen "rIo hIled twenty severely woH-
ari, and nIny lightly. Coroner jug
.,....i.,,t... ....I'- .......t....-..
'' ''''-'f Nb7i t'.' "'ii'.' Ar
Acc. o. mail train craf..L.5J>c.,l,...
ue4r baskerville. Pa. ki'iIn, en.ine.r arf
NrrMau. ant rnnn" rain tru-n- d-iec-
u'e locomotive
ERIE RAUGuso.
Ate. 10. Tr,. br.t. .ao,f..5 .en..-,
1'"" grade i.'it c;i' ram lni" irain- Al.i''i
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'H.'''' 'f' >rNfH "i-'tfN fAlLf'h"-
AI9. ~ A train r04 juf9 ~ el,lraJ1 the
top ot Which had been washed away hy Il
storm -Four persons were killed amt three
injured
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

EDGAR HOUSE.

HUDSON rronri. tor. Lansing, Michigan. oppo
sis che Capitol hlit'ug General stage Onic
kept i1 connection yith tho House 5ls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

4 NEw MADONNA BY RAPHsFL DIsclv-
EREp The Venice J0zsffs announces The
discovery of a long missing painting by
Raphael, known under the name Of the
Madonna li LoretO.~ l. was found on
the premises Of dealer in old clothes 81
Mantua, and Is stated not only 10 be Of M
doubted authenticity, but u be in excellent
preservation, having been protected By the
thick coat Of dirt with which it was COW
cred
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

LAW Cunerrg and Collecting Business lansing
Michigan 0H-.ovar tho Second National Nins
500