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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
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EXPOSURE OF THF DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
SPIRITUAL Ht'MBrGS AND THEIR VICTIMS SHOWN
Up MANSFIELD, COLCHESTER. FOSTER EERRls,
DENrER DAVIS. BRITAIN, COLORADO JENETr'
MATCH HUME. CONRItN, GORDON. MRS. CHAM
HERLAfS MISSES HOYT. JORDAN JENNY LIND, &c,
&C. ROpETNISG SPIRITS TABLE TIPPING SiIKll-
RAPPISG. BLOOD-RED WRITING ON THE AIM. fll
ING m THE DARK SEANGES. SPIRITUAL MUSE,
BALLOT TESTS. READING SEALED LETTERS, SOLID
The publisher, OF
THE NETWORK MERCURY
BE, 10 remind The Pablo that
r. 7. BARNuN Esq
Tile Great Snowman, Lecturer Autohps ana ftop
eior fhe American Museum New ora stu continues 70
eonir to their columns reh and Spey chaAoi o'e9y
eeek on th.
ANCIENT AND MODERN
HUMBUGS OF THE WORLD.
Mr. Baru has already written forty three splendid articles
upor this subject, fun OF un aud Information. Ia which he has
howu M the lscaiirs Of host OF mpostor. just pres
ca. he la. cot hold Of THU sPlRifUALisTs, and ne Is
siuo.t literally "sknung them alive. They vince, and
tr1w AMI thrsaen libel prosecutions In vain Mr. Barnum
s.poe. their every trick aud pre'euse sud dees them TO
do bolr wort lie declares that he viii let them up
nn he has ILLUMINATED their daIkess circles and e1
posed every pos,ure The headlines OF ms advertl.e
mpu will ayr slight idea of the casiisaons whch spiritual
basphrners aud their victims nr. RECEIVING a. ms hands
Eerk numbers OF THE NENYCRk MERCURY, containing
oil Mr. Bsrnums articles may be hsd Of al new'deaers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

American Institute Farmers Clab.-The regular
meeting OF tine Cub will b. held TODAY tiuesisy) AZ IL
clock a, le rooms Of the institute H. tue cooper
nou ding AL interested IN Agd .uliuEal provence ~
ar, Inv ted 70 attend JOHN w. CHAMBERS Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
Gpeeial Notifies.

New.York Historical society," stated meet ng
riu be he'd at The Library THIS lIuesdly LNENIND, at
Z. clock. 80
Blythe uiculu reQue,, OF he Comm Professor JOHN
WILLIAM DRAPER LID. viii rrpes. HI lecture on
" The Natural Course OF National Dev,.opmen,."
ANDREW WARNER, SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

Cabinet Furniture at the Lowest Manufacture.
ers' Prices.-We have constantly on hand and make 70
and st Parol suits OAK and walnut Library aDd Dining Sus;
o.eood walnut al chestnut Bedroom and Chamber Suits,
and general assortment all articles in line which
draw the attention of the public to and examine goods
h.fore purch elsewhere Al goods warranted
WE'LL BRAUNSDORF,
Nos i25 and ~ Rivingtons bet Norfolk and Essexs.
The Belt Railroad passes within two blocks of tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
MARR1E
DIE ID.

DOWES-BUTLER-On Wednesday, Is, n.,, by tie Rev
n W Beecter u ) Downs 20 Jennie y. Br''er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
FOUR DAYS LATER FEON EUROPE

.rr;ya, of the City of Bnisimore-A @'
Rche, stenm.Rnm siouc~aIi MI" '"e
pn S-over,meni-Thc Defcnses Of
The French yellow Book ON
the War i'm the snf'c" nm" VIZ
mcxico-sale Of the Ros"i F"sf'non'
Of spain.
The Inman steamer City Of Baltimore, Capt.
~. .oborse which left Liverpool at O'Clock en- the
.sornoon Of tho ODD. and Queenstown on the 23d of
brnarv arrived here yesterday. bringing four days
later news.
The Cupa arrived at Liverpool about O'clock on the
asrnoon of the 9th but the passengers &c. could not
W. landed until the following morning, on account OF
.bo storm which prevailed on the Mersey
The Virginia arrived at Queenstown on the evening
ofths 2lst February and the Peruvian of Londonderry
n, the forenoon Of the 22d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
Caution.

the undersigned the Letters Patent otie Nj
ted States originally granted early 1854 which secure to
the exclusive right of making, selling and using
FIRST Collar Cgfs, &c. made entirely Of paper IN "'-
tation Of sarched linen. -
Couars Csfs &c., ia rAeh pape, combined ~'A
Muslin used.
All person. who make, sell or wem the above
articles without right obtained infringe either one OF
both of said patents and render themselves Liable TO me Tor
damages.
The ony par.ie, 10 whom hsve granted license to
the sboy. articles are the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company of Noa 2s5 a7 2ss South Ihird., PhadePhiA
Of the pstent WILLIAM i. LOCKWOOD.
Sole Assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

HorticuIturaI Association of the American
meeting Of this Association will be held AIS
Ifus.dsyC EVENING, ~ O'clock at the OF the
in the Cooper Union Building The Rev. HENRY
WARD BFECHER will deliver the iah lecture OF the
course Subject " Horticulture" -
JOHN W. CHAMBERS. SEC. Is. Z. TOWNsEAD, Ftes|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

TypOItte. TypOIite. Typ0I.te.
MOVERS TYPOLIrE. the most beautiful Miniature yet
pIe,suted 70 tue pabc to be had only al
BOGARDu5S. No. 90 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

WHEELER N WILSON s SEW ING MACHINE, Tor
SALE to RENT and Opersors With Machines sent into Fam
lies by J T. ErIs No. 500 Broadway corner Of Twenty
seconds., fup starsl..
Also the uptown Agency for BROWNS CELEBRATED FAT
KyT BABr TENDERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

WHEELER a. WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lookstiteh Saving MAcHryEs--No 625 Broadway See
NByyIxa A. WusoS's Burros HOLY MACHINE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

LANSING TOWNSHIP Meeting. BY a no.
ice IL another column, it VIII be seen that
especial township meeting viii DE held in
'ae township OF Lansing. on the 10th inst.
70 vote On The question OF aiding in the
construction OF tie railroad from Jackson
10 'nis city. A vote was taken on this
same question by the township in the win
yer Oh 1865, but the election was held in
ms city. which was the usual place of
nolains their elections at that time. Cues
uOos which have recently been decided bv
Tue supreme Court, bearing on the question
VI 'he validity OF anelection held hy a town
snip IN city which has been carved thnre-
nom, have made the legality OF the bonds
ordered issued AT that election doubt
'uA and tHs ncw election. is TO clear IN
1oy oono, existing. which might affect the
sae OF the bonds. or lead 10 any question
"A regard 70 their payment when due. We
"Ope tne voters Of Lansing township viii
'1uil Their former vote on this question.
@ua not take advantage of the fact that
we road Is nearly constructed, and there.
'O'e refuse TO pay what they voted willingly
= ne outset to give in aid of the project,
sao Oh which they are so soon to reap the
'enents. Such al act would be a breach
" ialih that would forever rebound to the
.slary Of the township aud vitality affect it:
ioIure interests.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

NoUSG MEN's SOCIETY. - 1t will be seen
by an advertisement in another column.
that the first lecture ofthe regular winter
course ofiectures before the Young Mems
Society OF ibis city viii take place on Mon
day evening. the 18th inst. The lecturer
VIII be Dudley Waller the infant prod
lgy. whose recitations We're so well received
anu literally patr0nized by our citizens
last winter. He is engaged by the Society
'oT two evenings. Monday and Tuesday. the
leth and 18th, but one Of which. however,
included Ia their regular course. Il will
also be seen that the Young Mems Society
nave secured the use OF the Methodist
Vhurch for their course OF lectures, for the
reason that Capt.. al Hail is not fitted up as
should be, being neither well seated. nor
AsaIed. nor proper means furnished &c
warm t.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

A CoNGRTULATToy-We noticed in the
Chicago 7'rij',lsa few DAYS since an article
from a correspondent at Jackson. favoring
the Grand Trunk Extension Via. Jackson.
Michigan City, &C, TO Chicago. The cor
respondent signed himself ID. ". R."
which initials are those Of Mr. Raw. one Of
the editors of the Jackson Cuf-ea. We
find the same article copied INFO the Jack
son Citizen OF saturday last. as correspond
ence 10 the Chicago Trijase, We presume
as matter Of interest 10 Jackson people.
setting forth as il does what dtsUtereSted
iNai7sdHal thinks ofthe peculiar advantages
Of this railroad route. The initials were
omitted by the Citizen in copying the arti-
Gle We congratulate our friend Ray in
finding time towrite correspondence abroad,
but then as the articles can be cOpied with
better effect, perhaps, than If published as
editorials, We do not know but what the
gain amply compensates, and that nothing
is lost in tho end. -r
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

MEssEs. J. &. BAILEY * Co. AND THEIR
SUccE-soEs The Banking House o. Messrs
}. e. Bailey S. Co.. was for many years. and
up 10 the me Of the death Of Mr. Bailey,
the manstay OF OUT business men ia the
way vf finances, for there money accommO-
dati0us We're never refused when they
could possibly Boz extended. and Mr BJiley's
lenient and obiiSing dealing with his custo-
mers, had made this establishment exceed
ngly popular with all who ever transacted
business with *. The death OF Mr. Bailey
was regarded a. = severe blow 10 the bus.-
ness interests OF our city, and douby so as
il was feared by the public that his banking
establishment would at once be closed. and
the pubic deprived of lis benefits for some
time 20 come Al will be pleased 70 read
the announcement that Hon Daniel L
Case Of this city. succeeds Mr. Bailey in his
late banking establishment, and that the
business viii be conducted as heretofore.
under the name and STYLE OF D. l.. Case <
Co. Mr.. Case is known 10 nearly every
resident OF Michigan, IT least by reputation,
having served in many places Of public
trust and honor. lie IS a man Of financial
ability aud standing, and VIII bring TO the
discharge OF his duties in his new business
years OfexperieEco IN engagements more
trying, and requiring greater discrimina-
tion and judgment All the capital employ
eI by Messrs. !. Z. Bailey & Co. IN their
banking business viii be retained. and more
will be added by Mr.. Case 1t is matter
of congratulation that the cloak OF Nr.
Bailey has fallen upon the shoulders of one
50 a5uniAutly qualified and fitted 10 iill bis
place, and in whom the public have the
most implicit confidence. Hon. L. X.
Hewett, who had been with Mr. Bailey fol
some years past, and who is gentleman
OF the strictest integrity. viii remain witt
the new proprietors, and Will be alwav.
happy 10 see the old customers ofthe bank.
We feel that by this new arrangement q
vacuum has been tilled that we feared
could not be so readily and fully accom-
I plished.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

~ THING OF BEAUTY Is JOY FOREVER
III there be any truthfulness in this trite
saying. how happy must Messrs. Amphlett
Rothrock X Co. be, for they DO business
daily in the midst Of so many beautiful
things at their crockery store in this city.
We have read Of visits to dark caverns.
where beautiful crystal ike pendants
abounded and greeted the eve on entering.
and whose walls We're seemingly made oil
diamonds and pearls, and always had q
longing TO DE an eyewitness ofsuch scene,
hut never have had the opportunity. There
are those doubtless who viii read this no.
tice who have had desires similar to those
here expressed by US but which as Yet re-
main unqualified. To ali such we would
recommend a visit TO the magnificent es-
adjustment OF Messrs. Amphlett RothrOck
4 Co. now iii.el 70 its utmost capacity
with beautiful silver-plated ware china and
glassware, magnificent mirrors. crockerv.
&c, where they can experience something
Of the delight with which such q scene must
I'll the heart otallovers ofthe beautiful. E.
pecially Will YOU feel gratiiied 10y going in
the evening 10 This establishment, when il
Is lighted mp when tie thousand and one
rehectors OF light contained therein are
adding TO the beatty OF the scene, am
while there the gentemanly proprietor,
VIII take pleasure in showing You the many
beautiful articles they have in store for ths
holidays of both i useful and ornamental
character. and either Tor ladies' or gentle
men. We have visited the finest establish
ments OF this cl aracter IN Detroit but none
OF them excel in beauty OF goods. taste IL
arrangement, magnihcence Of display. o.
sell as cheap as Messrs. Amphlett. Roth
rock 4 Co, of this city
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

VELOCITY OF LIGHTNING.-It IS a vel
known fact that 50 rapid is the action OF
electricity thar the movement OF an object
cannot be discernel during = fash. as in
case OF wheel. the spokes of which While
in rapid notion are Invisible 70 the eve bv
daylight. Yet I'm jarkenel room when iIu-
minated. 10y % discharge OF electricity. each
spoke OF the wheel i a. visible a though
al rest no matter what is velocity. By
an ingenious application Of this principle. q
chemist has recently shown that the dura-
ton Of the spark * less than the one
mlLioDth part o. q SecODd. The apparatus
IS the same in principle a. the revolving
wheel. By 4 modification ai the apparatus.
Wneatstoae was enabled 20 measure the
velocity with which the discharge OF q
Leyden jar was transmitted through an in
sulated copper wire. II was II the rate 0.
2SS, 900 miles in a second.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
ROBERT Z. LEE.


TIE Dry T0RTUGAs. There are several
Islands bearing the name of Tortuga. The
term IS Spanish, and signifies q tortoise.
The Dry Tortugas' constitute an island
group and hank In the Gulf Of Mexico,
about l20 miles west ofCape Sable, in Flor
ida. There are ten isleis or keys in all
They consist OF g coral formation. and have
little vegetation except mauErOve bushes.
On one OF them. known as Bush Key
and Garden Key @ lighthouse has been
erected AZ the beginning of the rebellion
the government undertook the c0nstruc-
ton of Fort Jefferson. and sent thither re-
fractory persons to work upon the forti-
iicatiOnS They ere too remote from any
populated place 10 enable prisoners TO es-
cape. too deS0late 10 invite trading vessels.
and all articles of food must be supplied by
government transports. The place furnish
- a secure rather than attractive place OF
residence .-Ereal8g Post
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

LANSING ACADEMY The closing RhetOri-
cal Entertainment Of this Institution for the
Fall term. took place last Thursday evening
Il was an impr0mtu affair. and ia It's incep-
ton and management entirely the work O. {
the students. Cl.. - .ss .lr-ss aAQ pa
rons OF tie school were invited- as it was
not intended TO give ~ exhibition for the
entertainment Of the public, although the
chapel was nearly filed by discriminating
audience. Several features Of the affair
seem 20 Us worthy OF special commentator.
The speakers. both Of selected and original
pieces, occupied on the average but from
three 70 five minutes each. and confined
themselves strictly t0thc subject announced.
The pieces We're spoken with feeling and
naturainess, aud were, In every instance,
distinctly heard by Tie audience. Several
were returned soldiers, who for three years
have served Their cOuLtfy In tho field. and
are now fitting themselves for honorable
positions in the future. With them tie
stirring held OF battle or The traitors who
for the moment the scenes through which
they had passed were wildly portrayed,
and tie battles fought and Won. or the
selected pieces. 60 The Rum Maniac by
Henry Marshall. was effectively SPOKEN and
well received OF the original pieces.
1.-TWO days battle a Nashville" by Theo.
L. Birmingham. The Eventual Present
Us \. T.. Thompson, and jefferson Davis,
by J. NJ. Cochran, all returned soldiers.
were written with decided ability and were
well spoken. The .adies' paper was wei. read
by Misses Hall ami Phelps. The music was
well rendered, and the articulation Of the
words the best we ever heard AZ q school
exhibition in this city. During the past term
nearly a hundred students have been in at
tendance q, Che Academy. only about one
sixth o. whom were from The city Prot
Odds informs MS that thirty students have
gone out from tl- Academy 20 take charge
OF schools for The winter. and that further
applications are constantly coming boz. A.
high as iily dollars per month have been
offered fDr teachers by some OF lhe sur
rounding tOwIs Thus this school is
double blessing. giving facilities for an ei-
ucatiou 90 all the country about Us, and re-
turning teachers where they are needed.
Prof Odds is deserving OF liberal encourage
meut from our people, and SEE trust he VIII
receive il. The Institution was deemed q
necessity when put into active operation.
and is becoming still more SO with orr con-
stantly increasing wealth and population
The fall term al the Academy commenced
On Monday last with large attendance OF
pupils, and with fair promise that the pres
ent season Will De the most successful period
In lis history.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

DONALDSON ia - Is city = - g Isl. Ms l1l-
.l1soa wife CO NJ. A--.sw D-r---s--
J0HNSJN--At lie residence Of h.s s01. .. Z J1ll-
So U tas cay. AFTER = s-5rt a. p--l-- i.-=s=
DAME J9-nsc1 Il. T., ase1 - Yeas az - 49,.
D. joins Dbl : "a was .-z.-l-r.T z-0W1. s-ti=- b.
'Ai= ~ i-- .i- q lsss 5l, owl1g . disease G..
tie heart which pa troubled lin fer yeas 81 Was
enable 10 Practice IS physical. Sc. a--.as TIA,
tins Ao his nAi.sa.-sl tie Character @. 40 t5as.'
allui aa1 US A..0ly es,ssGs- a. n-.-11-- go
citizen
Ia leaves - 4gsl Al le-rsplt Elis ara two u b
-Eaa q n1-su AIS departure. ID IS lloe--. was L-i-
on sunday. q. he JaiTsrsa.lst Church r.. Ills c.y.
w-s.s large s5ag esl--.a -s-a5.s- b. lsy ,ls -s-
saa duty u respect % Ile dePartsl -a1 un.ts .l
va writer q cropping "a sym7l.--zas l--r w.
TIE n3.rn - ra.li!v-s I'D :.i-a-s. AZ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

CHICAGO TEDUNE.-In another column
wepubllsh the prospectus OF the Chicago Ivi-
tH"e, one OF the most able journals in the
north west. The Tribune is edited with
ylvaciiy and fearlessness, and whatever
rivalry may spring up Tor leadership among
The journals Of the great city Of Chicago,
We feel that nothing can shake the conf
dence Of The many warm friends Of the
irs3ans outside Of that great metropolis,
nor VIII their number he ever materially re-
dueed. We cordially recommend the Tri-
tune 70 those in want eta Chicago paper.
and shall ever welcome il to our table as
one OF our very best exchanges
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

MAs0Sic FESTIVAL. There VIII De pub
lie installation Of the officers Of the Masonic
lodge o. WILLIAMSON. In that village, on
The evening o. So johns dav, the27th inst
Aner ihe installation, WIN. H. Pukney.
ESQ, Of this city. Will deliver an address,
20 be followed by a supper, and o social
dance. The fraternity generally are invited
10 attend.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

THAyKsGrvING sERyIcEs.-A Union
thanksgiving service will Doe held al :he
frat Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
inc ~ II O'Clock, as mentioned last week.
Prsach.ng by Rev. q. G Nclutire, Of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church. We learn that
services Will also be held by the Methodist
Society. o. their church.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

NV ENGLAND TIA PARTY. DO not for
get the New England Tea party at Capital
Hal GA tomorrow, Thursday evening Dec
7th. No pains are being spared TO make
il one Cl the most pleasant entertainments
ever given in the city. The object is a wor-
thy ono. and IL willb happy manner in
which 20 pass the closing hours Of Thanks
giving. Tickets To The entertainment 90
cents, including supper. supper will be
served az 81 O'Clock
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

sLorrD.-Mr. y. ". Edgar. the landlord
Of the hotel IN this city known as the Edgar
House. left for parts unknown on Friday
night last. His sudden departure vas Oc-
casoned by the bringing blight ofthe crimi-
nal elimination Of an intimacy existing be-
tween him and o married lady OF this city,
who had heretofore moved DID, the first cir
Giles OF society.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

Capture OF Jlff. DAVIS Several who
we're engaged in the capture Of Jeii. Davis
have already applied for their shares Of the
500 900 reward through 4. f. Cowles Of
thl, city; ADD all others ID this vicinity
Wh0 expect 20 receive any OF IL, should APP
plyto him Immediately, as they have only
about 25 DAYS 20 get ia their claims.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

F.nvron SALE We would call atten-
tim 20 the advertisement Of J. II. Clements
:, orr issue OF this week, Offering for sale
his splendid farm. This j. undoubtedly as
GOOD farm as there .- 90 lngham Co, and
: rare chance for those wishing 20 pur-
chase.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

JAcksoN. LANSING AND SAGINAW RAIL
R0AD.-The cars commenced running regu-
larry between Mason and Jackson yesterday,
and tho stages from this city are now run
ming SO rs % connect with the trains. The
distance 10 jackson by this line is 80 miles
-l3 miles from this city TO Mason by stage
line, and p miles from Mason 10 Jackson
by railroad The work on the railroad be
tween This city and Mason is being pushed
along as rapidly as possible, and We hope
sOou 10 be able 10 chronicle the arrival oil
the iron horse in our city from the south.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

Avo1nre ROBBERY Last week we re-
corded tho robbery Of q horse from Mr..
Morrison. OF OkemOs, which robbery was
committed on the evening Of the 9th. On
the night following, the 18th, a near neigh
Dor Of Nr. Morrson's. Mrs. \. Marsh. had
aharness and buggy taken from her prem
ises, and il is surmised that both thefts were
committed boy the same individual, as taken
together they make full 'rig."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
Nof;ce 70 Subscribers.-The FL

go or subscribers vii dad attached O. theiI
49, IA thsir papers indicate tue SUNBER Of the
81 "a which Their subscription ia paid. By the
gy,sss.ssrr = meant the g.. WHOLE NUAB-A,' Which
= =. l,.ui 10 lls healing of tbs paper, which j.
F. f weekly. being increased one each week l-ty
- s.r5srs constituting year. BY referring 90
~. -,fsr Ia tle heading q. the paper al1 collpar-
-. xith the number attached 70 the name. o. li-
,.r DO tle paper our subscribers can re1iiiy see
i-.--. accounts stand o. our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

MASONIC. Thursday Of this week being
Tbanksgivisg. the regular weekly meeting
o,Tansine Lodge No. 80, T. and a NJ,
ual be held on Friday evening instead Of
Thursday evening, the usual time Of meet
irZ.