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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-08

IN another. IF both counts agree the notes
were ordered to be destroyed, and the accused
was charged with this duty. 1t is charged
that in December, 1868, he had to destroy
several bundles, but -one OF them containing
the upper halves Of twenty seven one thous.
and dollar notes he withheld and appropriated.
Ia the Australian colonies women are per
mitted to vote in municipal elections Lately
in Victoria they voted for members of the pro-
vincial Parliament The London Times, in
referring to the matter, says: s.s
ssThe women seem to have availed them
selves in considerable numbers OF the privilege
obtained. it is recorded that the
women voted as wisely as the men; that they
generally voted for the best educated candidate;
but they showed contempt for the secresy OF
the ballot; and that, espouslnng the cause
which they took up with a heartiness and
devotion incidental to the female character,
they generally gave plumpers for the candidate
Of their choice.
When Mr.. Abbott Lawrence was offered the
mission to England, he went to Mr.. Everett
and said to him: 8 Is it necessary for diplo-
matist to compromise the truth for, if it, is,
I cannot accept the appointment. Mr..
Everett answered: I have always found as
an ambassador that the truth told in frankness
was the most successful diplomacy.
The New Orleans papers publish state
ments of exhibitions of friendship towards the
Confeaerates by Mexican officers; and that
Gen. Mejia, commander of the Mexican army,
had saluted the Confederate flag at Browns
vile. We do not know what truth there Is,
in this
In the u. S. Senate, yesterday, on the pre-
seniation of the credentials of Mr.. Snow,
Of Arkansas, claiming to be Senator from
that State, discussion ensued but was notcon-
Guided when the Senate adjourned.
. A splendid service Of plate, prepared Tor the
Emperor Macmillan, is exhibiting In Paris.
A more complete and sumtuous set ct plates
and dishes was scarcely. ever seen, and the
spectacle is calculated to give grand IDEA,
not only of the hospitable thoughts upon
which the new Emperor of Mexico is intent,
but also the extent OF his pecunlary resources.
Capt. Lorer, formerly accused OF being q
defaulter, has had his accounts adjusted, and
is no detaulter.
Flour has declined IS CTS. per barrel, in
Baltimore, according to last prices current
No mail last night, or this morning north
of Baltimore.
Gold, in New York, to-day, 1917.
NfILCH COWS &. CALVES FOR SALE.
NIL IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-08

LEGISLATIVE --s'fhe Legislature, in this
place, adjourned yesterday. They did not pass
the negro testimony bill, nor the bill assuming
thedirect tax levied by. the II. S., nor what is
called the homestead bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-08

ELECTION OF MAGISTRATES An election
was held YESTERDAY IN the I'd and Sd districts of
this county, for a magistrate to fill vacancy
10 each, which resulted lin the election Of
Samuel Beach, in tho I'd District, and john
Moore 10 the 3d. .. .I= IS #s5#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-08

: We have appearances OF the approach Of
Spring. The weather is moderate, and the
blue birds have begun to MARBLE occasionally.
But March is an uncertain month and we
may have more cold weather, before it is over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-08

The notorious ogues vino robbed Mr.. Smoot,
Gas mentioned yesterday are. it is said, mere
boys, who have been plundering and stealing
in every direction for a long time. They are
lurking about the adjacent coantry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-08

RAGE:,A horse race came Oft this afternoon
near the Canal basin. The horses were owned
Messrs Charles, Cox, and Thomas Sm 40 t
The horse Of the former distanced the lat latter
some fifty feet. 1853 .3.s...q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

individual in the State will be benefited
The more wealth that is brought into the
state the more taxable corporations
formed. the less Will be our individual taxes.
This IS only one advantage The develop
ment and opening up Of any particular sec
ton Of the state, inures and rebounds TO
the benefit Of the whole. No seclol
should war against this road from any
feared injury. Tie railroads n0w running
through this State have more frei9htns
than they can do TO the advantage Of tie
partie. directly Interested, hence Il l. ior
the interest Of the people to increase the
facilities for transportation. We call upon
the people Of tie whole State to lend TINS
nroiect their aid. and take that interest III
its final success which they should
We trust the meeting to be held in this
civ on the 10Th inst. VIII be largely atten-
lel. aai that the necessary stock TO the
formation Of a company may be subscribed
and the requisite amount paid in, tie com
ospv u once organized. and that this In
portanl project may be speedily pusAeo u
final completion Nothing farther Is nee
essary 10 10 it than "a thorough str On th'
part Of the people along the contemplated
lile. aud a united wil and determination
10 See the work done shall il bee done
Let those interested 10 this county an'
Livingston he prepared ~ say Oh the 10Th
and we have no hesltancy IN guaranteein:
the favorable action ~ the people in th
remaining counties.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
gansina state Republican.


Al q nublic meeting held lu Tie clt oi
lansing on the 2sth Of June, composed OF
5aleoates from the counties Of 81 Joseph
Auegan. Van Buren,. Eaton. Insham- Oak
land and Macomb, tie following reseiuiions
were adopted:
D..7..s That when tfis f1 etirr i1-rrs . AZ
-, y, ,e-f Al Rsnres .utatlv- II 10. I'd Ne zbh cay
- Liz next aut nat the several ."i7 % re 1'-
teonniafed .ile ~ r0l4 between ~ Soy - 49,
CONT u Naomi via II by Lts-i z til - jose
=, ,se r,slsna Inc be- requested t0 -el del-s-ie o.
saii meeting. that s1ii d-Ief ites De f@t-t- sru =
aseertain a. near o. may be- Gag at-'-it u s-'ei'P
tons which can be Fruc4re4 i-4 .i-rl ~ -''
IL AID - sail road -.- 80
,,,-l,st ootsfn AID from III Ofali --- ilii ~
e uIedgs ourselves q or-anize a COMP ''- l'-
coed AZ the earliest pos-iDii l--- - $500
"a scriotions T. the STOCK necessary . 80
,ior I'D a. raj bed. as above cy--rful AL
A public meeting wll be- beid 90 the cils
NJ Lansing. nc Representative Hall. on Tie
2sth OF July, 40 ? O'Clock r. N-, in accord
ance with the above resolutions 20 which
all towns along the projected railroad from
Ridgeway. in Macomb county. % 81. 10 -eph
in Berrien county. arc respectfully request
ed 10 send delegates. prepared 20 submit
reports. IN compliance with tAe first rcsola
ton.
This is one Of the most important pro
iects ever contemplated in This state. an'
should command the earnest attention an'
cooperation Of every man along ile lire %
the road. Particular attention j. 4nfiiei u
the first resolution. and il Is h9ied TIA
each town will take tine action recon
mendei.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
EKENING NEETINH.

\ meeting was held in the evening at the
Council room, pursuant TO adjournment.
which was quite numerously attended. and
in addition TO the counties represented in
the afternoon, delegates We're present from
MacOmb and Lapeer
D. L. Case. ESD offered the following
resolutions:
RsSolred. That when this meeting ad-
jOurns. il adjourn 10 meet al Representa-
tive Hall. on the - day OF July next.
and that the several towns on the cOntem-
plated line of railroad between Ridgewav, in
the county of MacOmb. rid. Holly. Ian
sing and St. Joseph 10 the Indiana State
line. be requested 10 send delegates to said
meeting: that said delegates be requested
20 ascertain. as near as may be, the amount
Of Subscriptions which can be procured In
their-Tespe towns in aid OF said road.
ReSOlre9. That In case neither company
now organized obtain aid from the Grand
Trunk Railroad. we pledge ourselves to or
game 4 company. and to proceed. at the
earliest possible moment 10 obtain the sub
scriptions 20 the stock necessary 10 the con
struction Of the road-bed as above contem-
plated.
Ga motion u NJ. Stevens. Of ST. Joseph
the time for the meeting was fixed at
Wednesday. July 26th. and on motion Of
Mr. Richards Of Van Buren,. the hour was
fixed ut > o'clock F. u.
Remarks were made by T. l. Cast. ESQ.
or Lansing, Messrs. Stevens and Thrasher
Of St. Joseph. Mr. Williams. Of Alleeaa
Mr. Treat of Oakland. Mr Mussev. Of Ma
comb. and others.
The resolutions we're then adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Stevens, Of 81. joseph
the Secretary Of the meeting was directed
TO notify the town clerks along the pro-
iected line Of railroad. in such counties as
action had not already been taken. Of the
meeting to be held on the 10th Of July, and
10 solicit them to attend that meeting pre-
pared to make statement Of what their
towns would do.
On motion Of E. LOngyear, ESQ. the To-
cal papers along the contemplated line OF
road, and also the Detroit papers. were So
licited to publish the proceedings OF this
meeting.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
Pardon Brokers.

Wr have private letter from Washing
ton which says thai new hn>inc
sprung zap in that city 0i late OF which this
country has heretofore known little or
nothing We mean that oi Pardon broke.
Tire necessities of the southern rebels who
are. by the terms OF ihe President Pr0ra-
nation. excluded from the amnesty grant
ed TO other classes. are 20 pressing and ina
peraiive and the advantages OF SPECIAL
pardon tor rebellion are SO various and 80
MANY that Il large fraction OF The claim
agents yagabond attorneys and seedy poll
tcianS who hang around the national
capital. have opened shops in which for
fees graduated according to tbe cases vita
which they deal. ald la getting the paTl0ns
wanted Is confidently pledged. some oi
these fellows have. and others have not.
access L. the Presidential Mansion and THE
private ear OF the President him sell: but all
OF chem are willing for sufficient pay. 10
obtain exemption for any man, no matter
how black his crimes: aud We hear of some
cases in which large sums have already
been eAacte1. and other cases. not ser con
GUIDED I'M which still larger sums nave been
promised for plrl0us GOTTEN or Yet 10 get.
Al lis very opening. the business oilers rich
rewards. Kick out the pardon brokers.
There are two or three eX-Seuators. halt a
dozen eX-Member- oil the House. and al
least one ex-FOreign Minister all OH PLAY
eG-0ut political hacks upon whom tie
kicking might be- commenced ltu0QJ
iftt,ste.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

- A correspondent OF the y. Y. Trl-
J,,ae writes concerning Robert Dale Owens
letter: He omits | think, one aspect Of
the case. which want to supply. Il is the
representative power gained in the slave
States by freeing the cOlored people. The
Congressional representation Of the
whole Of the United States IS now
234 members. OF which the South have =.
By the Emancipation Act, an increase of
Southern members must follow. This will
diminish. in the same ratio the members
from the old free States. Before the Eman-
cipation Act, tie representation efthe South
was based on the lrt0ls Of its free pOpula-
ton and Hrss-ffftS OF al other persons
These all other persons mean slaves. o.
this class, twO-lfths were to bededucted in
the representative arrangement which the
Emancipation Act obiiterates. Counting
them all in the representation power. the
Old slave States vii gain twelve members.
This must be subtraciel from the North.
and this viii favor the South against the
North twentv-f0ur votes
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

~ Women are exceeding scarce III
Colorado. The average is about ten males
to one wearer Of crinoi.le Miner de-
privel of women society. EE0w moody. dis
contented and reckless. ani are In haste 20
emig-ant back 70 the states. Tire local
papers send forth q plaintive appeal 20 un-
employed sisters Il tie West 90 come over
and help them. They say that any young
girl OF passable Intelligence and appearance
can get immediate employment in domestic
service a. o compensation Of one hundred
dollars q month. payable IL gold with q
chance or speedily marrying some nice chap
who has a pocket full q nuggets. This l.
q rare temptation. Tie clr.s OF the last
ern states. where the female element q
population Is running over cr0wl'ng ki-ch-
ens. factories and AL avenues o. employ
ment open 10 the sex. may make good
tang bv following tie star OF Empire In Il
Westward flight.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

- There is SAID to De now ia Rich
mond a siave-driver who, 'in happier days
has taken negroes from the whipping post
and poured NOTED sealing-wax into the
gapine wounds made By tie lash. He has
stripped men and women. laid them upon
their backs I'm q room. aud amused himself
by walking upon them. he has tel naked
men under the hydrant and allowed the
water 10 run upon tbem-ln exquisite Tor
ture. thought to have died with the lnlui-
sition He has forced women innumerable
times 70 the commission Of unmentionab.e
crimes he has taken children by the bees
and beat their heads upon the floor There
IS no Well authenticated case of murder
against him. but what Is murder compared
to these things, Under the old regime
this man ala these deeds JeL Davis sat
in state four blocks from the spot where
these 0utrages were perpetrated. and he
and his Government. and the civilization
underlying both, need no further comment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

Al English paper says Ton Tlumb. wlC
was one OF the visitors % The late DERBY
race. came back from i- outside OF hand
some cab. the driver C.ltching him firmly
round The body. He received 2 pertec,
ovation. and replied most con le>cendingly
not 2 lir proud and Ike q c0nquerinE gen
eral Tom Thumb smokes immense cigars
which have the appearance 0f 3 large bow
sprlt sticking on, vi his face
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

- \ prominent naval officer furnishes
tie \. Y. Commercial idrsr..ssr many IL
teresting facts concerning the condition Of
South Carolina and Georgia The amount
Of cotton to come in from those states il
much smaller than is generally expected.
The states are drained Of all kinds q
goods Mills and men TO operate them are
very much needed. Dram animals are all
gone. Labor OF all kinds Is entirely gone.
The freedmen are not treated vel ana d.
not work well The rice districts are cult
waited mainly 10y shares lat The crop viii
be very light The railroad systems Of the
south are entirely broken up. and VIII need
both Northern capital and management 10
restore them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

Al interesting exhibition took place IN
New York on Thursday last IN the presence
Of 2 number Of fremen and ire insurance
company officers. Of newly invented ire
proof arnor 4 man encased ia this ar
NOR remained for about ten minutes II the
midst OF IRE Of intense heat without SUI
ieriDg any percsptibls injury.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

- The Union state Convention u er-
mont recently met al Montpelier and made
nominations As follows.
Fox Governor Paul L. Dillingham;;
For Lieut.. Governor Abraham 3. Gard
her
The Convention was large and harmoni-
ous. and among other resolutions adopted
one il favor II negro suffrage.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

On motion, the meeting then adjourned
until the 26th OF Julv. % meet ri tie city
Of Lansing.
d. RAaTEoL0GE~, CsGirsaGH.
H. B. goSks, SscrG1ry.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

Gerrit smith has been made Il D. by 3
Michigan college. HIS New YORK speech
shows that 4 liz lad power, he would
doctor The laws most e1ectually.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
FINANCIAL.
THIRD SERIES
- - = o. 600 900

By authority u ILL., Secretary 2 ile Treasury M.
IN ierssnet. the General >ahscr.pticr Areat f.-..
saieof Caisei skates securti,s. e0rs g. tls r.,,.
iAe .Airi ssr.,s II Treasury Notes. lsa-1r sewn a.,
iaree tslihs per cess interest per a-arm. kssss d..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
The Fourth Of July.

a
Ing. threatened u one time 70 render the
celebration Of our national independence
very unpleasant; but after enough rain had
fallen to lay the dust, it ceased. and the re-
mainder Of the day was cloudy and COM
Portable.
~aLrri~-
TIE dav was usaerei u with ID guns al
sunrise. and 81 guns were fired at L NJ
Profession.
Tie procession was somewhat late about
forming on account of the rain. The Fire
Department turned ont in uniform, and
made q lne appearance Tie engine was
surmounted with a. many young girls
dressed in white. a. could ride upon IL,
presenting quite an Interesting SIGHT.
These were q portion Of 81 each represent
ing state OF Tie Union. The remainder
rode il other carriages. Tie procession.
preceded ty the Lansing Brass Band. pro-
ceeied down Washington avenue 10 Cedar
street. in the First ward. and thence return
Ell 10 the Capitol yard, where seats had
been prepared f,r the audience the speaker
having stand on he steps 10 front OF the
Capitol
mE oRArloN.
Tie exercises were according t. tie pro-
eramme We have heretofore published The
Grafton was pronounced BIS Hon. Francis
~ she''fll'n' ol N"'s'''''i MI ''''-''- ''.'-''
Is gentleman pretty Wen Know" ll' '-e
state. having been superintendent OF PUB
lie Instruction in 1916 ana lsl7. lie has
ALWAYS heen Identified with the Democracy.
l,nt in the haginnino Of his discourse he
80 ...,...,.,,,, - convey the immersion
'''N 1
that during the NhOle oi 'ne IA nc ''-'' 81
proved IL Object syiAp-'l.@e' Wiz" H. SUI
cess. assisted iu AlAug Tie military ranks,
and SD aided iu that direction a. To render
h.. .;..... ... ,.,.... .+ro,,,,l, ,-al hy
'''''s'' -, -
party. ~ 7"'' '''''- ''-0''-'
the survivors ol TIE war VINO L-'d returned
and rendered Just tribute Of respect iol
,to.. ,.-l,o went out from d.. bur who have
r.. l--.-,,.-. l.,l r1
Ie1uliie1 "0 '''o-'
very strong points about Il ID any d-levl'on
tb.. sneaker evidently intending 90 steel
clear Of everything which might excite
+ difference Of feeling He. however. iustid
g. 81 the most vigorous prosecution of ID,
war bF the administration. rs without lul-
success could not nave been achieved 'li'
I'D regard To lNe a''eu-e' u9ui ''''o" y
powers by the Executive Lie stated 5ei'e' III
y that similar charges hau been Nau'
: against Washington, john ADAMS anu Jei
= ierson- In regard To slavery Dee neid Una
: # VAS put into the Constitution because
'''' nee" ihI- ~ i :, ',vi -
49,. -. t,. -. ,..,,,.
-. ..,..,t... r....l4n,io, canno
= ..,1 ,,l..- +, A.. ,.n,ove1 The orato
,a.o.,.r,l, ..l.ot ,r the crest question
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
IHE FIRE WORKS

In the evening. q large supply Of IRE
works, which hal been provided for the &C.
casion. were displayed from the top OF the
safe Office building. presenting q fue ap-
pearance. About ten O'Clock the sound Of
tie signal Gun announced % all that the
celebration was finished
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
TEE SUPPER.

The supper for the soldiers, which came
OIL al hait-past five. was @ very happy and
cheerful affair TO an concerned. One hun
dred and seventy three returned soldiers
and officers. each having designated his
regiment. sat down 10 q b0untiful repast.
prepared for them in Representative Hall
With them also sat down about a. many
more Of their wives and families who were
present with them at the celebration. max
ing in all quite a large company These
were waited On aud supplied personally
not by hired servants. but by the first ladies
Of the city. thus rendering TO our returned
heroes the highest testimony Of respect
which il was possible for the community to
afford. \ considerable number OF our
citizens. including the officers and speak
ers OF the day. participated in the supper,
making the whole number about 500.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
ITEMS.

ForTs Theatre AZ Washington. passes
into the hands OF the lOnu- Mems Chris
: an Asso,i ton tbs week ald viii Aere.f
ter be- known as the Lincoln Temple.
Thh Troy Press Democrstic) talks sheer
inglv about ..Ah0litiOuiSts. as Il the term
was still one OF reproach. Is thar paper
aware that slavery in This country has
ceased % exist: thar the highest compl-
ment that can be paid to man : 10 say
that be helped destroy IL: ami tha- even
tie rebels themselves acknowledge they
are glad il + dead and buried or does L
still hug tie delusi0n that lis black idol l.
not dead but sleepeth. aud viii Use agaln
10 gladden. The hearts ~ is Democratic 10.
tarles
The stockholders Of the Toledo n Wa
bash. Great Western of Illinois, Quincy
Toledo. and Illinois & Southern Iowa Rail
roads have bv Uearly unanimous vote.
ratified the articles Of consolidation agreed
10 hg tile directors. and The roads wlll here
after be operated under the name IL the
Toledo. Wabash y Western Railway Com
panv. This consolidation forms one Oi the
loures, and most important trunk lines in
tie country. anc : the only line between
Lake Erie and the Mississippi river under
. one oI-aDlLAtl0a. and az q uniform -ua-e.
CA Monday next trains Viii run through
from Quincy and keokuk. without change
Of GAYS. The direct rs ~ The new Ccmp1-
ms met III Fort Wayne On Saturday, AND or
gained Hy the election Of Hon a. Body
as Pcesiielt
The iron-clad Dictator Is % make 81 uip
from New York 10 HAVANA. aud suoSe-
queut.y. if that should prove successful. "a
cross the Atlantic Her officers are per
iectly confident Of Der sea going quail
ties
Tie Pittsburg police during the pas'
week succeeded IN killing lO4 dogs. The
crusade still continues. and il is prohaol,
that within a few weeks al The worthless
cars in the city Viii be added 90 the mum
beer. The police receive fifly cents for cac.
+ animal killed which adds considerably Z,
their activity aud vigilance.
secretary McCullocA has. Goa uis own ge
sp1l~lbilty. directed the issue of five cen
note, 10 cease with view 10 bringing H,'
circulation the nickel coin now So plenty
1, viii bee a happy day for The country Whe
all shinplasters shall he similarly dispose
OF
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
| AN SCI OO OF or
HiRN ARD COLLEGE.

ln tAe Acsienlicai Year -0f fl,l. are ia1
t.rms n Nlneteen Mett- each COMMENCING ~FI1rs
afs l-th ], ta and MsECH sih. ltf.
pr Catalogue aud Circular atfrtss
IOFI rAHkIk RHlI FIof.sts
'amtrii ge. Mas Jolly l-fh t1-ef
QUARTERLY REPORT Condition %
tae Second National Bank of Lansing county ~
d. ,ham and state ~ Mrt.ssl. on il. % l.f fsflt
T I-Hr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I'll, Bridal ChaEnber, 4n f--4y oi Warning
AID Instruction Tor Yong Hen-paoasL.a by o.,
II Sarl Association. ..ll seat free of ltlrs .a .l.
cnveops. Aires. Ds !. sKuIIN ii1JGHI N ID w-
.rd so.l4l.oa. iAl'a .eipaa o.. 5l.lv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

er~ l. Freeman announces 10 the pub
d. ;AAt he sul lives. AID may he found 80 A.s oh
place 20 thl cry Book store IL Lansing ready - d.
il work in tie Watch m.kils business aui abe 4
Eve nh satisfaction 81 work warranted 53l~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

ORGANIZED APRIL 26th, 1862.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

LnA- J AN ! OF.
1<7 BOyFery. New York,
.>yl PcEi,Q1es BOX f5ss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

One cent per day GA "A $50 Nots.
Two cent? per day on >l0o >oss.
Ten cents per day ga "a $500 No,f
Twenty cents per day on a $1,000 Not,