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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-01
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BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND
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CHARLOTTE AND RALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA.
Regular Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond,
daily except sundays at 5, A. N. Leaves Danville
daily except sundays at 5:ij, A. NJ.
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.
Trains leave Danvillo for Gree bOrO' at Q, i. NJ
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Trains leave Greensboro for Chariot at 2l7 A. NJ
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trains leave Richmond at 7:lj, 4. NJ, and 7l5, p NJ.
RICHMOND, FEFnERIcKsnuEG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Iralns leave Richmond at 2, \. NJ and 5, p. NJ.
Boats on James River leave Richmond at 81, A. NJ
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l:AE
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VIA THE
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for the North aud West.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-01
THE REID ExPREss CoMPANY.

This Company having been consolidated with the
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSFORMATION con-
PANY It's old friends and patrons invited TO give
their cordial support and patronage the enter
prise JNO. %. REID, President
uov4-ts Reds Express COMPANY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-01

COUEr OF CoSCILIATIoN-NOremLe 3Oh.-Pre-
sent, Judges Thomas and Green.
Daniel Hunt rs. G. L. Sloat-petition aed and
case continued until to-day.
Charles 6. Hunter rs Winthrop II. Hall: The
summons awarded against the defendant being re-
turned not found, on the motion of the plaintiff by
his attorney. an alias summons was awarded
against the defendant. returnable TO Monday next.
Leon Hrsh rs. l.. Gla2er ON motion of the plain
tin. II is ordered that this case be dismissed.
Wm b. Ellison rs. William Miller: the defendant
not appearing, after hearing the evidence, the court
ordered said defendant to pay the plaintiff $3.50 and
costs with legal interest thereon from the Goth day
Of May, 1865, till paid, with the costs of the suit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-01

FEFEDMENs CoCRT-ThUrsddy, NorcmJcr 80,
lsG5.-Preseut Judges Merrill, Bib and Ftzhugh.
Marth, Heath and Susan Winfrpe colord, rs. Miss
Ellen Moore, white Plaintiff appeared evidence
heard and judgment lor plaintn for s:l 5o anu
costs.
Lewis Jones rolorcd, rs. Ned Johnson ana Others,
colored. Plaintiff appeared; evidence heard and
Judgment for plaintiff for : 10 ana costs
Katy Rollins, cuored, Is. John Cannon white
Plintin appeared; evidence heard, aud Judgment
for plantih for - and costs.
Virginia Baker! !CUlored, rs. Martha Mays, white.
Plaintiff appeared evidence heard and judgment for
plaintiff for S25 90 and costs.
Aaron IIaskins colored, rs John Belcher, white.
Parties appeared; evidence heard and Judgment ior
plaintiff for 81 10 and costs.
parthenia Miller. coored, rs. Thomas r. johnson,
white. Parties appeaed evidence heard aud petit
ton dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

Dan BICE'S MENAGERIr. Rlce's
great show has come and gone. aud thous-
ands have hon0rel him with a liberal pat
fonase. AZ an early hour in the morning
ionS rows OF wagons. with the horses pick
ei'ed for the day. could be seen along the
Streets ana vacant squares. and the streets
We're alive with humanity. OF both sexes
anu all aces. from the crying baby to the
man and woman Of gray hairs. There was
evidently disposition with the crowd TO
Gear aud see all they could. and spend
'aeiF loose change in some way. To CRAFTY
uem in This last particular the various
performers were on band The corn doctor
mounted his box. varranling a perfect cur,
lot COINS and warts for only twenty-five
cents. Willie within hailing distance stem
'o'an orator made himself hoarse in magni
Nins the virtues Of his "Ou Of Gladness. q
price only two shillings. which would cur,
score Of diseases In periods varying from
one minute to twenty days. In another
pace man gratihed the audience by swal
lowing SIX swords at once. while another
miracle worker would eat stones from tn,
s.'ee's- Then there were Albinos. pictures
% The war, living skeleton. a sort Of fan
oahSo establishment for riding in a pavil
lon wax figures OF President Lincoln an,
NJ Seward &c, &c.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

boLn ROBBERY On Thursday last. the
DAY that Dan Rices meuagerie was in the
City thief entered the dwelling of Mrs.
sarah Allen ON washington Avenue. btweene
the hours Of one and five O'Clock in the
afternoon. during the absence Of tile family
Rom the house, and stole a ladys writing
desk, containing some valuable papers he
longing 20 Mrs.. Allen Of no use. however.
TO anybody else, and two gold breast pins.
such piliering Is Of The most detestahle
character. and deserves the most severe
punishment. We have heard OF no other
eases ot this character, and hence We mfe,
that IL was not an experienced thief follow.
m- APP The concern Of Dan Rice. but some
low scoundrel in our own city. or who cam,
in from me adjacent country. People woulO
oo well on ail public occasions 10 be eau
uous about leaving their dwellings in an
Insecure manner as thieves are apt TO take
advantage of amy excitement a. carry out
ther nsfarious schemes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

But the great central attraction was the
menagcrie In the afternoon we were as
sured there was no room inside, but we
thought it might be worth while TO look al
the crowd ii We could not see the animals
and placing OuFself liz The solid column
which was still marching In. we soon found
ourself squeezed into vast crowd. yari-
ously estimated from three 10 five thousand.
The last figures we thought nearest to the
truth. There has been no such crowd III
Lansing since the day that Seward spoke
here I'm 1850. one side of tie huge tent
was filled with q solid mass OF humanity.
all seated, awaiting the opening OF the per-
formance. on The other side was a raging
surge Of human beings booking Il the ami
mais; and in the centre Dan Rice and his
assistants we're shouting ami sweating and
tOiling 10 get the unwiel,iy multitude 70 sit
down and Boz quiet SD tie performances
could go OH. After trying this a long time
without success, the show proceeded, but
great numbers could see but little OF it.
II was quite amusing 10 listen % the voices
on all sides. Down there .n front ~ s.. Get
of from my dress 81 can't see ar an ''-
You have dropped Your shawl 80 oh
dear. how hot IT i-''-.. wish that big $50
man would 81, down Don't crowd s, '-
" You are squeezing my baby "-' Ny mon
ey is as good as ANS body. '-..O OH. You
are on ms Toes '--" sarah. where be you
81 How unmannerly these men are to yet
before woman "-Sc.. sc.
Tie attendance .n the evening was large.
bu. the audience were not crowded. and
Tie performances in The evening were much
much more perfect and interesting than
in the afternoon The menagerie. as
whole. We regard as "a GOOD one. nd wen
worth seeing, and This was tie general
opinion. There Was quite "a full assortment
IF animals, and ibe performances OF the
elephants The lions the horses. and kanra-
-oos were looked upon very f4y0rab.r. Dan
Rice added much To the interest hg remarks
lpon the various animals and the mode,
II training thea. The employees of the e--
ablishnent were all civil and courteous.
SEE did not see IL drunken man during the
lay. there were no gambling tables arran- f
sed outside. and Nc saw nothing In tine
or m anything that was
aid or done, 20 which the most fl,tid.oas
noralist could object
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

LtysNG. There arc several first class
Grocery establishments in the central part
ofthis city. and about BALI dozen more
business places where groceries are sold.
whiethe are but six Dry Goods establish
ment- Our people evidently eat more
than they wear or else some Of our grocc-
rgmen must DO a slim trade Mr. T.. +
Millar il tho most eutorpri-ing merchant .n
the city, a. his advertisement in another
column will show, and he is reaplng the re-
ward Of being wide awake by doing an ex-
tensivc trade.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

CovGnEGArfoNAL SOCIETY. We learn that
Per. Mr. Mcintyre. Of Connecticut has ac-
eeoted call from the Congregational
CHURCH and society. Of this city % become
their pastor, and will commence bis labors
about the first Of July.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

CRY C1rNcH-On Mondas evening; the
City Attorney was directed 10 report an
Ordinance for the regulation Of slaughter
houses
Il was ordered that Franklin street be
graded from the Female College to Grand
River
Notice was given by AID. Edmonds in re
gard 90 closing saloons and eating houses
on sundays and also by AID Kan Keuren
Of an ordinance To- restrain sheep from 90
ing az large.
A resolution boy Aid. Williams TO assess
$500. a. 90 grade Cedar street from lot ,,
block pa % 900 feet south of Kalamazoo
street was adopted.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

DEArH or r. d. ". BCRrCn.-E. d. W.
Burtcb. Esq, OF this city. died at the resi-
denee OF his father, in Grand Ledge on
sunday last after brief illness. Mr.
Burtch was born in Clinton. Lenawee
county in this state, in January, 1881
tie studied law with Hon. John ". Long
year. Of This city. was admitted 10 the bar
In this county aud subsequently became Il
partner Of Mr. Longyear. and so continued
up 20 the time Of his death. He was n
young man Of great promise in his profes-
sion, of good social qualities, and OF rare
business tact. lie had held positions of
trust IN this city, and was highly esteemed
by all who knew him, ami aside from his
near relatives he leaves a large circle of
friends 90 mourn his loss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

STRAWBERRIES e. II. Whitney, Esq, of
this city, has presented us with some OF
The finest Strawberries we have ever seen.
most OF them measuring over three inches
10 circumference They arc OF the Albany
Seeding variety. and were raised in his
garden ON plants transplanted this season.
The Albany Seeding is one of the finest Va
rieties OF the strawberry, the berry being
very large. OF a dark red color, and of a
sweet juicy flavor Mr. Whitney has the
plants in fine state Of cultivation. and we
should think might feel himself well repaid
for his labor in the enjoyment of such luxu-
uous fruit. lie will please accept our
thanks for his favor 10 Us.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

LaysryG Wool MARKET. Merriheld and
Weller have taken /. 600 ponds Of the new
clp 90 80 CT. rs yet but small lots are OFF
cred u market. Growers are now shearing.
Tn o few days, we shall expect to see
greater activity. We quote 90 cts the ont
side figure 20 day.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

WonE CrnRENcY.-The second National
Rank have received a large instalDent Of
notes Of the denominations Of one and two
dollars. They are beautiful and perfect in
design and execution and will be just what
will ne needed for change when the local
currency goes out Of circulation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

STRAWBERRY FEsurAL. The ladies ofthe
First Presbyterian Church OF this city wiI
hold festival al Representative Hall on
Thursday evening, June 18th. Strawber-
r.es. e cefero will be provided for the occa-
sion. Tie public are respectfully invited
Tickets al the Door.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14
IE STATE REPUBLICAN.
Local Items.
Wednesday Morning, June II, 1865.
xot;ce tn Subscribers.

- aich our subscribers viii Ind attached 20 Their
--.s On their papers indicate the NCNBEk or The
--.r % which their subscription Il paid by the
ff.,ai,r-' j. meant the q. WHOLE NUMBER, 30 which
- be found n IN. heading Or the paper which s
---5.i weekly being Increased one each week my
80, s1rn 1crs consulting year. BY referring %
is amber n the heading q The paper lad compar-
~ 4 sith the number attached - the name, or d
t1u 0l the paper ,our subscribers can reAnliy Sec
t,-r fheir accounts stand on cur books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

PEW LErrING.-The slips in the PresDy-
terrain Church were rented for year on last
Monday, for an aggregate Of about $3.50.
There are some slips that are not yet dis
posed o..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

IHr LADY's FRIEND The July number
OF this Magazine opens with an engraving
appropriate To- the season. called e. on the
Gin It's beautiful picture oi tNa low
ers enjoying the r-po,c AMI freshness of the
seashore-and makes one long for the dash
OF the breakers against the rocks. and the
smell The salt waves. Tie Double Fash
ion Plate for tins month i quite brilliant.
The other engravinrs are the Bridge of
Signs, and the usual number devoted 70
new styles Of Dress. &c. Among the litera-
iure Of this number we may specify The
Silent Nun. by Sophie May: zone IS Mss
Inc. oy Eleanor c. Donnelly: stephen
Couriland's Pet. by Annie Russell: sweet
Agnes. by Annie F. Kent: Peggy Mar
I'M story by Emma NJ Johnston: The
Folly, ~ Aunt Alice; John Smiths
&C.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

TrvrLE OF HoxoR On Thursday even
iog June p, q Templars Social viii be held
AZ Temple Hall. All friends Of temperance
are cordially invited to attend.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

ILLUSTRATED VOLUMES. Messrs Tickn0r
and fields of Boston havc begun the publ
cation of new series OF Illustrated vol
umes of poetry. containing popular selec-
tions from leading American and English
poets. Each volume vii contain about
one hundred pages. aud from twelve to
twenty Illustrations. ON wood. from draw
ings by well-known English and American
artists. The series will consist of hand
somely printed volumes. on tinted paper
and bound in neat pamphlet form with
vignette title. The following viii DE the
initial Volumes
Household Poems. BY Henry W Long
fellow. With Illustrations by John Gilbert,
Blrket Foster. and John Absolon Paper
SO cents.
Songs for Az Seasons. By Alfred Ten
nyson. With Illustration by D. Maclise. T
Creswick. : Eytnge, c. \. Barry. and 9th
ers. Paper 80 cents
These two volumes are now ready.
; VIII be published July lst:
National lyrics By John G.. Whittier.
With Illustrations by various artists. Pa
per 50 cts.
To be speedily followed by:
\ lyrics ri Lyr. BY Robert Browning
With Illustrations. Paper. 80 cents.
/ Hnm3rons Poems By Oliver Wendell
Holmes. With Illustrations. Paper 80.
cents
Religious POEMS BY Harriet Beacher
stowe. Wdh Illustrations. Paper. 81
cents.
Other popular poets viii he added to the
series. Of Tie continuation OF which early
announcement Will De made.
As the design ct this series is to present
selections from the leading poets in a stvl,
AT once convenient. tasteful and expensive
the Publishers have fixed the price Mt fit,
cents for each volume; upon the receipt Of
which sum amy volume will De mailed aost
paM The volumes win be- uniform In sizs
and style This effort 10 place the best poem.
of the hest poets within the reach of ever,
household, should meet with general ac
ceptAnce.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14


IwENrlErH REGIMENT After three years
OF hard service iu tle field. the remaining
veterans Of the Twentieth. some 32l -tron..
were paid at jackson last week, and re-
turned - their homes The mcmers of Co.
\, Who were from this vicinity arrived IN
Lansing on Saturday. and We're welcomed
hy "a large number of our citizens nj the
American House, where they partook of a
bouuiiiul supper provided for the ocea .ioli.
The follow ii4 ]. "a list 81 The regImental
officers returned.
DR.. o. p Chubb Surgeon Of the Rogi-
mcut.
Dr. IL. b. Baker Assistant surgeon.
Capt IL. j. Carpenter Co. B:
Lieut. J.. Hudson, Go. d;
Capt W. y Barnard. Go. II;
/. Herbert Hudson, Regmental Post
master
The following is a list Of the returning
members of Co. A:
L,epf Commanding T. II. B. More
house
Orlerly-Leonard C. Rice.
SeyyeuHts-John W. Fuller. :. More
house, T. W. Muscott
Co'pora's-Nicholas Templer, II. o.
Call, Jerome KroI, o. \. Adams.
MaS,ciat.s-H G. Beamer, Brigade Bu-
gler; 7. ". Browneu VI. Ryan, 4. 5.
Boyce, W. 5. Higgins.
Prtrqfes VI. Baylow, n. Brooks. II. Big
NELL Geo Cheney. D. W. Dunsha J. Evans,
\. Il. Edwards George Hoag George p.
Humphrey, j. NJ LandGair A. Vining.
The following members of Co. 4 are in
hospital:
L. w. Hull, II. !. Lovejoy
The following are parolcl prisoners OF
war, now at home. waiting discharge:
J. Hailstone, l. H. Burdck.
john Smith. James Slocum. Albert Por-
ter and J. ". solomon. OF Co G. 20th req
iment. hav. also returned
John Strebling, Oliver Richards and Nj
chael Kane, of Go. G. of the old Third.
have returned; also. O. H. Baker. of this
city. of Co. Il, "a L. :. SharpShooters: al
So. Michael Carmony. of CO. F. of the Fifth
regiment
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L I L E X A F o L NOR Y
AND
MACHINE SHOP
CoENER OF
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ADJOINING THE CAPITOL
All Kinds of Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
noanee thaihe has now his works In good runrux or
der. and turning Out
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Having ma.e rnsef familiar With this branch o. bus
iless ior number of years hc has become fuiiy &C
l-ainIe1 y a wh4t farmers most uc,l ard having
rroeured ne~ patterns aud tlte1 them lp Wih avicW
81 max ng this permanent business. De is in hopes
. give Satisfaction he tsses pleasure in saving ne
las proearcd the patterns ~ thc CELEBRATED
Iv9oh FLOW 81 lolgc himself A. who use 10 say
u . l1t el-ale- by aIy other pillow
Points and LRnd-sidcs. fcr al Flows IN
Use Also al other FARMING mi IEAfFNIS ect uu cn
The improved plans. aut 81 the best material
To NiII-Wrtghts and Win owners.
svefs tAs iheir lue will Dee eoi up on thc shortest
nosicc. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS NIL BE- made fo order
Brass Castings ma-e aud httel 90 al times. Ii1ltnc
Castings oi ali klnds-n fact cverytalg ls line of
s-sss NIL Dc get up wiki speclA reference o. sui
ing customers Patterns MI be mste go AIRY tme
Which NIL ensure thoir getting JUST What they want
Particular attention wiu be paid o. tle repairing
az steam Eguts. lAreshlug Machines aua q. sncrs
and Mowers lie has also FLOORING NIL Tor
dressing AMI matching both sOft aus hlrd wood lia
would also inform the farming pahc thsf hc viii keep
on hand lie
Cayuga chief No. Reaper aud Mower.
THIS Machine a. u rs now ccnstructet Is NOT claalei
by any ether machine. 10 desired he vii pui new
seerlng n the OLD Bl CKkNE 90 increase a. notion
Which very mat-ra IS ADDS 90 The working of tho
machine hy giving personal attention O. every
branch ~ the business. ne is hopes % secure aud
merit poriienoi tne plhAc patronage
n s. BAkER.
lansing March > lses 4a1tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.


Boys and Girls. and Young Men
and Women.
The first Term ~ the Second Academic year VII >
commence the last Monday In August, (1eih.l 1854
Tie second Term viii commence Dec 3. 1864
Tie Third Term Tii commence The last Monday 90
March f27thl 1865
During the Art Term especial Class viii be
organized 1r the benefit ~ those expecting % teach
PRICE or TUITION
Primary Department. per term -----...--S 90
Common English studies. including English
tsramuar Arithmetic. Geography, Book
keeping ana Fenmauship ....... ...--.----- %
Higher hnCsh, including LATIN Greek ans
French Language and M4tht m1fics .--..... 90
EITRA IUIrIOE-
Vocal NssIc. per tsrra. $3.50. ............ 500
I ustrunlcf. I'd Nusic Der term. ...... u %
OIL Painting. ser term. ... ...-.......-.-..s. 10 90
PenciIF and Drawing .-....- ..---....-. 3 %
BS-loarl can be obtained in Famiirs IN che bra
mediate vicinity ~ che Academy o. with fae family
n this Prime pa. in the Academy
Communications Addressed. g. O. Olr-. PRINCIPAL
VIII be promptly answered ly-fga