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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24
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Those bonds Te now worth premium OF T. inc
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

UNION AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY We adj
vocated the formation of Union Agricul-
tural Society in this city 10 "a short article a
week or two since and we would again call
the attention ~ .-. i--i 49, B., .-- --....- --.-
ject. The lneaam County Agriculture
society will probably Ao.d its annual fairs in
Mason us long as that society has an eX-
istence, and the people Of Lansing never
have nor never vii take sufficient interest
in that society 20 be Of any material benefit
toit. The society is poor, has no c0uyen-
lent buildings upon lis grounds. and with
its present degree Of prosperity VIII be .
q long time before IL will have. Everybody
from this city who attended the last fair
voted it q failure --It least a very meagge
affair Tie oucerz of The society doubtless
did all thev could 10 make the fair success,
but true energy and enterprise seemed 10
DO lacking everywhere. Over One-thiId OF
the inhabitants ofthe county take little or
no interest ia the fairs OF the county society
and hcace if they withdraw entirely from
the support oftae society their loss cannot
be materially falt. a number Of our bus
mess men have spoken 70 ms since we pen
ned our first article on the subject OF form
Ing q society here. aud expressed them
selves highly in favor q the project. and
willing to lend their a'l In is behalf All
that is necessary is for sJi1e active indlVid-
uals % Read OF in The enterprise. call g.
public meeting. invite in the people oil our
neighboring towns and 10 difficulty viii be
experienced in at once founding a society
that viii Dc a source Of much pleasure and
profit 20 all concerned 4 good fair would
be looked upon as an annual festival Of
pleasure. when all could gather together
and spend q lay or Two IN respite from
labor showing each the other the result Of
his haniiwork unircdly giving thanks to
the Creat Boue'actor lor bis goodness iu
preserving and blessing ah ON business
men could co ont and spend "a day OF Two
m.nglng with our iaUners aui mechanics.
aud forming acquaintance which would
result IN much benefit 10 all aHd bring all
ia closer communion with each other.
Our Agricultural College could AID largely
70 the interest Of such an exhibition and IL
proper grounds are obtained and fitted MP
the day is not far distant when the State
Society wo3ld De clad TO hold
one otus annual exhibitions here II "a
society was formed at once We see 10 great
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

LYRICS or LIFE BIZ ROBERT BROwNING.-
'ich IS the title OF the fourth number Of
% series Of companion poets Tor the peo-
is now being published by Messrs. Tick
iT Fields, Of Boston, and which can I've
a'aned Of them at fifty cents per part,
@siaso paid by the publishers. This
sililoa OF the poets is within the reach Of
a. and will form fine appendage to any
Diary. The three members OF the series
''lcn have been published prior to Lyrics
y Lie are Household Poems, by Long
NioV, Songs for all Seasons" by Tenny-
"a and National Lyrics, by Whittier.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
Judge Adrocaie General


~-sA oAlL-AmOng other matters Of in
F.s" :. our late county fair held last
,,s s.lesaay and Thursday at Mason. was
=. T'1s'nS OF two match games between
I' --nslng Base Ball Club. Of this eitv
- ''''o~n' and the Sheridan Base Bal
- Mason. The game PLAYED on
- Is--eslay resulting in a tie-eaeb Climb
~ -s L 'alies-on Thursday the match
- = ~amed' toe Lansing Club winninr bv
~. We understand the Sheridan Club
49, -.-'e challenged the Lansing Climb 70
o., 's.a'n match, which has been ac-
ps..s. me game TO he played on The
S,,. - o. the latter club, in this citv. on
r1usy afternoon of next week
nm, Ia 'oloving are the scores made in ,he
me Of thursday: ''' ''''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. The Salem Base
BAL Club, Of Salem, Washtenaw county
are challenged tho Detroit Club 10 play
K the prize-a silver goblet and ball
Fiich vas recently won by the Detroiters
E1e late State Tournament. The game
vi be played in Detroit to-day, and will
Tooably be a very closely contested one in
-'sd as the Salem boys are supposed TO be
xhsr "heayy" We are inclined to
INK that the Detroit club will have
car hands flll il they keep the prize until
SING, even
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

t,s,s OyIoSs.-Mr A. Wheeler, Of tho
~rushp Of Lansing, has placed upon our
..ts az onions, raised by him, Of the black
"a 7arie,y which We think will be hard
LAT The largest one measures IL Il
hes IN circumference, and weighs l pound
,I4oz. The whole six weigh z pounds
ii.soz They took the FIRST premium a,
be h.e county fair.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

REWARD FoR TIE CAPTURE OF JEFF. DA.
ga. {. Cowles, a claim agent of this
wy 81 The request Of several members OF
'-e 4la cavalry, wrote to Washington 10 as.
'.'.Aln 70 whom the reward for the capture
~'eH Davis would be given, and received
-aaswer the following, which shows that
~Nho took any part In the expedition will
Noably beincludel:
'AA 70 ARTsixSr' BrREaU or MILITARY Jrs71rx
washington. D. { sept q. is65
: L CoELEs' ESQ Lansing, Mich
a.. II: II reply 10 Your communication ot
.-s ION inst, | have to advise Won tbar tb h.
-. .-os matter Of the distribution of the 70
..l 'oF ne arrest OF Davis. is pepding no.
~. ~.e W. Department; but that the Secro-
- :! o. war has not Yet finally passed mon
- - sane. Tue Claims, however. of Tthe
--.sIs and men Of the 4th Michigan Caval-
~: I, go COX any part in the exnedi,ion
= - - erected the capture, are understood
y AVE oeen duly fled by Col. Pritchard
an respectfully.
Your obedient servant
J. HOLI,
Judge Adroca,e General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
NTAIE OF MCHIGAN.-The Circnj-

STATE OF MICHIGAN-Tb Circuit
- court Tor tle coanty Of In7ham-IS C1axczPr-
s.iI pending n the 4th Jllica. Crcni. II Ch9-r.-v
~nerSia Ms H. Collins g .als.uaa,, ara sarah
tiir has s Ict1r art. on -he 7lh day Il Ssr,--,
hcr a. p. 1875. hc.,-, y. Ca,.t rt,o CT
C9us. Commissioners lar -s.i county II I-rrs-n h
~ iri-E ~ the N '17it NJ H,r-v Shl-T -,.i---
u tAe compliment Sat tic dc-enisat. Ss-ah rs-s
Ce-i-Ls ''ae9 ai ID ihi STATE - some u ths n'rsh-
ern counties on mc-le- ~ H-a-T a. shaw soi..--
l7r the complainant 10 IS orlered that tbs saIf Fl
i-n11at cause her appearance % be entered f, ms
cirse acc'-ii1- - nc r-lc- az rszc---- u .---
Cert anc a the solicitor 70 such cause r-o-fs-i
"i---n .nTec months from -his dat a-i tat - so
talis t1esef tle tll Ct complaint 81 in tts --se
&c tlSeu- as confessed b z1.s toSendart
An i IS -1rtasr 1-lcrel- That 7itai1 twenty 7av-
sae coirp ain11t cause COPY u tbs order q be %
lsiel 10 me L11slg St1Ir Republican resTs7s-,e-
p-tso II Lansing n slt cocntv q TnEharn .rt that
nf siii p-o4-7t-Qu DC continued G. last ,uec fr sarh
49, ie1 x = cks 10 succession unless tt ssls coz
li3laaut shan csuss copy o. this o-Ie- 70 - ~
SOM served On sail defendant a. Isss- t-rart ,v-
oeo7s me time above prsscrbe1 fo- hey s-,ra,rar,
rv,.- n D. CHATTERTON
Circuit Court Counissl0ner. inrhsr, @ pisb
h. A SHAW, Solr Tor Complainant stsTs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

Hours AT HoNE This monthly i0g Oe-
tooer is AZ hand ard fully equals in interes,
and merit any preceding number. We are
glad 10 learn that its subscription list is
rapidly on the increase. showing that this
periodical IS properly appreciated by the
christian community Every family should
take it. Published by Charles Scribner
s Co, New York Terms 50 per year,
six copies Sl5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

EorosIAL CHANCE. Lewis J Bates, Tor
T, org time associated In the editorial
asrzs Of the Grand Rapids Eagle, has
rssed his connection with that paper, and
- teen engaged by an association about
. commence the publication OF a nrst-class
.s-ary paper in the city Of Chicago. Mr..
bert Baxter als his place on the editorial
aT OF the Eagle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

Wv FlzN.-We call the attention OF our
nders % the advertisement OF Messrs.
Buckley & Longyear. In another column.
10 have just opened new boot and shoe
sore in the building one door north Of the
aihing store Of Fobes & Hitchcock. They
aFs a fine stock Of goods in their line, and
az they will not be undersold by any es-
s.lishment In the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

- IL is With pleasure We notice the In
crease ofmusical interest in our city. Ten
years ago we could boast not TO exceed
eight pianos in our town, now two
hundred IS not high estimate for the
pianos, organs and melodeons among US.
Not only arc the musical instruments null
tiplied, but musical instruction and taste IS
everywhere IA the asceudency. Few new
cities can claim more Instructors in this
pleasing and elevating branch of educa-
ton, than Lansing Among the many, it
affords US pleasure to presen. 10 our citi-
zens, the recommendation given to Mrs y.
W Crawford @, Springfield, Mass, by Prof.
Leland, OF W0rster, Mass. VINO has lately
come among -. and is iustructing a class
al Niele'- Music Hall:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

PsATT BRo's.-We call the attention oil
10 public 10 the advertisement Of this firm
a,o,her column. They are enterprising
business men, have a good stock Of goods.
Ei keep an establishment worthy OF the
IiDnage Of the people of the lower part
q the city. aud those Of the farming com
unity who reach our city via of Lower
irn. Call and see them and examine
ter goods and prices.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

GRADING SIOPPED. -Nessrs. Kerr il Je-
rome have sued out an INJUNCTION on the
grading OF Michigan avenue, aul work or
the street has consequently been stopped.
Inequalities iu the assessments on the
streets and some other reasons. are the al
legged causes for the injunction Il IS o
matter OF rere, Thar these differences
could not have been 40 arranged between
the parties anI our city council as 10 have
allowed the work to go on, az the street is
now in an exceedingly bad condition to be
len for very long time The system
adopted by our council in making assess
ments for grading streets, works great in
justice in many cases The assessment
are made az so much per foot front. regard
less Of benefits or damages. location OF
property, value or anything else \ piece
Of property worth 50, 900 pays no more TAX
than piece worth $1,000 if IL has the
same number OF feet fronting on the street
graded. Messrs. Kerr d Jerome are not
the only parties aggrievel by the grading
OF Michigan avenue-it embraces all tile
property holders on the street east of the
railroad but they are the main ones, own
ing quite a tract oil lani fronting ON The av-
enue We leara the council have held
some spirited meetings over the affair have
resolved 10 fight the injunction. and to car
~ the grade TO the west line of the Lathrop
farm. The Indication OF the affair viii
probably occupy some time. and the street
VIII have 10 remain i'm its present almost
impossible condition until the matter is
definitely determined boy the courts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

PHYSIOLOGICAL ALMANAC. This Alma
y, ssued annually by Fowler q Wells,
=, Roadway. y. Y. has made its appear
80 FOR 1866, and contains large amount
: Psychological matters, spread over 40
-s Price 10 cents, or Sl.00 dozen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

p,oxg GROUND. Gen. L. &. Baker broke
--,,d on tho cellar Of his new hotel yes
go and tbs work is 70 be pushed Wig
..,-s,y f9rward. The sound Of the trowel
=. hammer viii be heard necessarily 10
4, cry another season.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

c.r BRFwERY. Mr.. Yeiter has erected
az brewery in the fourth ward Of this
: ne past season. which Is now ready
.,ecupancy. The building is Of brick,
-sisa largo oud c0mmodious structure.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

rap Fr,u-Jack Erest paid our city L
n ), Sunday night last, for the first time
4, season. and again last night. II prop
Nv did no great amount Of damage a.
,s,,ly everything In the shape ofvegetaiion
!, ont OF lls reach, unless II was late
.,aftes
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

chesr.aiy racommenI Mis- r. " Crawford Is
well qualified % teach ala branches u Muse. Having
been under my instruction for the past Ave years
am ready 70 pronounce her arstca teacher in TIE
ART Of muse. AS lady her cha-actsr or the first
sianiiagi as pianist aad orylnist her excellence Is
not often SURPASSED. has cultivated and most pleas.
ing voice as teacher, her equal cannot be found
practical AID thoroasb-lims g. cultivate refined
taste IN her pups- With theso valuable Qualities
lcavs her d most valuable Mus cll Artist.
Pref I LELAND
WoEs1Es, Mss sent 10 1859
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

SrcE.-Dr. Joslin, Of Albion. will preach
ne Central ". T. Church, on Sunday
the sth inst, morning and evening,
! ~ usual hours.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
Extract from Letter By the Late Presi-
dent 10 Gen. Wadsworth His Views on
Universal Suffrage.

NEW IORR, Sept IS
Tie S0.ttera A3r0cats Of the 18th saws.
The following extract, which has lust been
published Is from the late President Lin
coins letter 10 Gen. WGGsworth. who fell
in the battle Of the Wilderness. The letter.
which Is Of q private character IS 10 BE-
sent 70 Gen. NadswOrths family II shows
that Mr. Lincoln. who desired The hestowsl
Of the elective franchise upon the blacks
was also az an early day In favor OF grant
Inc universal amnesty, which from some
strange and uuaccouGtable reason is stll
withheld from the South, notwithstanding
II IS known tia. il was his intention to
grant, without any exception general
pardon. His wishes i'm this particular the
American people cannot afford 10 disre-
gard. Congress viii no doubt exact the
rlgh, III universal suffrgc for the hiae'--
why universal amnesty should Dr., Withheld
until thai time, We are unable 70 500. This
certainly was not Mr.. Lincoins plan. whose
intentions Al parties should sacrcllv oh
serve.
The following is the extract referred to
in which Mr.. Lincoln saws:
You desire 10 know. i'm the event Of our
complete success in the field. the same be
ING followed by loyal and cheerful sub
mission on the part OF the South. if univer-
sal amnesty should not be accompanied
Win universal suffrage. Now. since you
Know my private incGnations as to wba,
terms should be granted to the South in the
contingency mentioned. I viii here add that
Il our success should thus be realized. fol-
lowed by such desired results. 1 cannot see
Il universal amnesty is granted. how. I'M
der the circumstances, 1 can avoid exact
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

REPORT-Condition Of
" the Second National Bank OF lansing, county OF
lnsham state Of Michigan iae morning. Of O.t Ger
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

cIAI- o NIllIaAF- :
CouSTY O. IN0HAx. jss-I joseph Mins Cashier %
the Second >aiicual B1rk q IausuE. 90 s5Isrr-lr
ny knowledge aua bsIsr
JQ>HfH MILLS Crsst-r
SN'ra &c snd s-bscrl5e1 bc.cre ne thiscf az or
vctoeeT ie12 7 LoNGTFAR
s4'N- N7tGry Pubic, Isst1m Co.. Nj
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
.o Suhscr;hers.-The Fig

[T,sr CAKEs.-Mllar has inst received q
- supply
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

d. 49, illfltt fIAEEAH.-A choice ar
l. t- f-r .i-E s---- sale ~
Oc; g '55.-545ws IEEO HUNTER
NOTICE. Whereas, my wife, Caroline
y STAGE. .-s iet- M bed arG board without JUS.
cation, tl-s g. therefore, 70 t-roi1 NJ
---7 ----l -arlo-llg q trusting her ~ ny account
~ s-- lav I'D debts u her contracting after tais
l.-- CHARLES STAGE
waf-ftrs sept. 2sth, Iss5. 5s5wss e
TX, CfOtS SALE.-In the matter OF
l. t.r.f.f ., scs B4l-wia assd. b. virtue
rs lies- rf. te me s. executor Of said 8 ate bv
.-- fr ..f- l1r t1e County Z Eaton shall
er-.l1- On the premises hereinafter
---r-'r f- township o. Delta on Mon Iav No
rer,r-r .t.. A u ISIS &c Two o'cocx P n. al he
interest -al teca--i il and % tbs following de-
--- 1-i estate to-wi-- Tue northeast quarter o.
s-c-0n tr- a-.- pa Town .olr north, o. range tree
west r-f .-f Hr s-1 stats Of Michigan.
Asl- RI re- American House Formerly Eagle H0-
te.I IN Tho r.-v Lansing On Iles-ay. the Est dag
% November . l.tf. 81 ITO O'Clock T. u ! vii
SCH tl- interest RI ceased In and % tie FOL
cvirr a.=-- zeal estate vlE Ia- west equal Cue-
l4+ o, t.e Lrrlawe-- ffa1tona. quarter q section
tEantrll,e toHlsllu .c norgn. o. r4uEe 0se esst
70 tls county W lng.a-l. ~.--e u Mich gan.
-at=1. I- % september .f lsGj
a+5~o FARLEY Y INsLESBEE. Ezecct1r.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

s. Young, Of Mason
'seeS Lansing Club, A. r. nayer: sbor,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DURE CIDER NINEGAR.-A choice al
l. ti- f-- ei-E Scr sale -
Oct 55-5l5w3 THO HUNTER
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

CTEWART5 XXX STRCPs.-Just ~
- celFef sr 5ss~s hIIsPss
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29

a WAGGIsH PRIsoNER.-A few days
ago in Buchanan county, Iowa. "a depu-
ty sheriff and two bailitis were taking a
bank robber, named Roi1bacher, to But
Ter Centre, to give evidence against Pol
lard for the same offence. Here is what
happened to the discontinue of the Of
ficers AT certain point on their jour-
ney the party saw some wild ducks in q
pond, and il was remarked TO he fine
shot. The deputy hauled out his revolt
yer, cooked, and was about to shoot,
when he said: "By the by, Rorubacher,
you are good shot with q pistol, amt
you?"
"Of COURSE said Rorubacher.
"Take the revolver, then, and try your
hand at those ducks.n
Rorubacher took the weapon, jump
ed out of the little wagon, and advanc-
ing toward the ducks for about ten or
twelve steps, then, suddenly wheeling
around and covering them with the pis-
toll told the deputy and his aids TO get
out of the wagon, and very quickly, as
he intended to take ride by hinself.-
Imagine the "feelinks" OF that little
crowd as they began TO crawl down out
of the wagon, for the prisoner-witness
had their only pistol in his possession
Having rot them safely into the road,
and mounting the buggy himself, the
facetious prisoner made the party q
speech, and then surrendered his advan-
taQe, declaring that he had no wish to
use it, which ended the affair.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29

MILITARY PRISONERS IN RICHMOND.
There are four military prisoners in
Richmond who are about TO he tried.
The first is Dick Turner, former keeper
of Libby Prison during the days OF re-
beldom. About two months since Dick
effected his escape from the dungeon in
which he was confined in that institu-
ton, and after three weeks diligent
search was found in a house on Oregon
Hill in that city. He has since been
confined i'll cell by 80, seen by and
seeing only tho surgeon, who daily VS.
its him. From n weight OF 100 POUNDS
he IL reduced to II mere skeleton, weigh
ing scarcely l00pounds lie is furnished
with bible, IA copy of Shakespeare, and
n few magazines for reading. me
second, man named Pool, is deserter
from the rebel army, who enlisted in tho
18th United States Infantry, and was
allowed to 90 as spy to Richmond. On
his arrival there he at once peached
upon his comrades, six in number, and
they were to have been hung the We'd
nesday following the evacuation. Pool
was captured about two miles from the
city, and now awaits in close conline-
ment his just deserts.
Next is the guerrilla, Captain Albert
Wilson, who, after the fall of the city,
followed in the wake Of our army, kill
ing every struggling soldier he met, and
inhumanly butcheriug twenty-iour SAT-
| ETY. guards, left Mt the houses of farmers
as n protection to their property. On
his capture he was wounded in the
ankle. To save his life amputaton was
necessary. He Is II young man, scarce
| ly - years old, light c0mpleXion, NOUS
tache, round and regular features, about
| five feet three inches high, and weigh
ing I20 pounds. On the night of the
18th of June, the fourth prisoner was re-
ceived at Richmond, on an order from
the secretary of war, and placed in d cell
adjoining that of Dick Turner. No one
has seen him, none know his name, his
crime, nor the length of time he is to be
incarcerated. His food is passed regu-
| larly in, and none have ever spoken to
him, nor heard him speak. Chicago
| Republican.