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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

,,- ,rrafsfr AtrN,rr a fiSnafch a-,,n
Washington says.
Yesterday. Vert was on his way from
the court room 90 the Old Capitol. a re-
specially dressed lady. between nay and
sixty years Old. Who had been Waiting for
The opportunity asked The guard lrtha' was
tho -AudcrsonyIe butcher. ON RECEIVING
an Affirmative answer. she in frenzy oI
passion, endeayorei to strike Nortz with
beg umbrella, saying loG NretcM you
butcher l0l numbered my SON 40 Anlrr-
suori.le. Failing to reach him. sho scizci
a brick and imp.orel ihe guari 90 lci her
get 10 h.m. She was with some dulculry
restrained, and the prisoner conveyed "a
has quarters Il seems that The OLD lady
was an ONO woman who hal come on here
to get The pay other sons all of whom have
belonged to the army. one was killed in
battle one murdered at Andersonvllle.
another rendered hopeicssly insane hy his
SlilerIn-s in the same slaughter pen. and
one only returned o. his home amer the
close ol the war
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27
JogtNS .G HALEY.

BOOT lai shoe Dsslers, have Just received large
tsslrtnslt OF Spring stock OF Boots and Shoes
.lls.sulE % Mfns. W0men's, Boys Misses
cnllrsl's ani Youth wear Custom Work
promptly attended TO-
JOHNS s BAILEY.
Lansng My IO isol 4I3-t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

WisJv 44I Csrrllse NiSsr, looI ol Washington
t1n str..f -l1g th1 -it5 0i tls Lansing House.
Wglas c11stiaily on hani, at reasonable prices
gsnIrinT done. 5lJ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

Law. Caic.ry ana Collecting Basnesz, Lansing
H.h.gln Once ,v.r the s'ronf National Bank.
E0g
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27
DART ~ WILEY,

4uJsyEYs. Csluse.ars aud S8lc.tor-, Lansing
Nffirsa Prompt attention given O. Collections
rsynsat % Taxes ana inv5stigltioao of Land Title.
DART l. as G. "itlf-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

= Hens may be cured Of eating thor
eggs. hT blowing out the contents Of an
egg and lling with mustard made into a
Tie mustard elects cure
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27
FCLECTIC PHYsIcIAN

The undersigned w3l.4 lost respectfully leader bis
professional services an Eclectic Physician % tie
citizens % lansing al1 vlci-iiy
iae last irw years Of his practice has been devoted
Principally O. the treatment Of the various forms "
tlroui.e disease laci1llt % kenl 5. Ia addition
Hereto d. " li say that ha has hal some Is wears
seacr1i prlctce r. the West and a well ac1uaintet
WITH al t-e diseases ircilsnt 20 tins climate and
Ices iait De cal trsss ths same satisfactory
u--t a1l rs le1cc "a "a. Newbrc store briI1inF.
1o"ei LoNn g. W LYON, Nd
Lansing, Nay e0ih Is65 s2sms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

\ CHAIR FOR PRrslDFNr JouNsoN.-Our
readers viii remember thar Seth Kinman.
the California hunter presented an Elk
horn chair cl curious construction 20 Ahrs-
ham Lincoln. Mr. hinman has now con-
Siruc,et chair % be presented ID Presi-
dent Johnson chair that surnasses all
his previous efforts Il is made or two
Srizz..y bears captured hv himself. But
we almost despair of giving ANYTHING Ike
an Intelligent description Of the article,
suffice X 20 Say that the four lens. with the
iee, aud claws IN perfection. are those of =
huge grizzly bear while The arms are the
al4s and paws OF another gritty. The
back aud sides are also Ornamentel with
immense claws. Tie seat is soft and ex-
ceelmg.y comfortable. bur the great "iea-
ilro oi the institution is. that hN touch
-ls a cord The head OF monster grizzly
bear, with extended jaws. viii dart in nont
from under The sea-. swapping and gnash-
ing rs teeth as natural as life Il Is won
ueiiul ~ design, wonderful m execution,
anu a worthy souvenir from tho hunter OF
the Rocky Mountains 10 the Chiei MaEis-
uratc oi the nation M0ntQHr AfTrTrcQ-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27
AMERICAN HOUSE,
EDGAH HOUSE .

HUDSON, Pr1prist'r, Lansing Michigan, oppo-
size ihs Clpltoi bliiiing General stage Once
rs1i ia Connection With the House SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

HAsoN ana Builder, Lansing, Michigan. Keeps
,lasilut.y GA hand lni f0r sale, Grand Rapids
Linz sfirco, All water Lime. once 10 r. Booth
-9gI Co.'s store Iy-5lS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27
DOCTOR Il. W. NELSON,

.IrOgyrY aud Counselor 80 Law aui Soieit'i
Chaacerv. Mason lnghlm County Mich 4'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

FRIENDS AND CITIZENS OF LANSING
l. AND VICINITY Having Just returned lr ~ Al
5lay AN really % attend to any that may usst op-
sratiJns oa or ah0lt the r,eth. o1ce Al ny resi-
ience-7, s.r1w street.
5aqtf J. = WOOD, Denl4t-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

BUILDINGS MOVED.-Tbe under
- signed would inform the public that he has
complete apparatus for moving buiiings is familiar
with the business = practical Uec laIic and hoes
himself prepared 70 move buildings promptly and On
the shortest notice and II the most reasonable rates
Can be ioina at my residence near the middle town
depot.
Lansing, JGly Slst, 1866 NJ NORTON,
55sN--
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A c 4 r d
w NJ. vi. g n Z II

Tosi snn5lnce % the citizens Of lansing ana the
surrounding country. that ne may - found in the
sll.liag lately escaped - J. T.. Bailey Co, as 4
Bank. who're Dc IS saag well selected and choice
assortment ol Groccries, Wood ani Willow Ware, No
uo1s. SHOES a., e.. which he will sell as cheap as
10 chclrst Oh pl'r0us and new are corlilliy IN
ritsl to examine goods ana prices
LansrE June ilth lSf5 5catf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

.aSslNG, M.clig4n-N ". Edgar, Proprietor. The
EIyir al1ss is ne ~ anL is httoi up throughout in
tai bsst siyle, tal sitL now furniture On Wash
inyila Avenue, mar the site u tho ola Lansing
a5iss Stages lsavo this House daily 40
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FOUNDRY
All Kinds of Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
uounce thathe has now his works gooi running or-
.4a- AMI rfrnfr- ont
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=. e. sPRANG,

PHYSICIAN K sURsEOS lals.ag Mich Oaice ana
rcsilelc3, on Misniyll Avenue, i-a f9ors east %
tue I0 0lcs ol7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

q telegraph cable 10 connect Vicksburg
/ with Shreveport, via Monroe and Delhi, has
bssn laid across the Mississippi river.
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-. LNNrERMAN.

ugNTlsT Te0ta mounted on Gold, silver, or Rub
Der Base. 0l-s 20 his Residence on Grand Street
directly esst ~ TIE Capitol lansing hicat
gsn $50
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Ghe State &epablitan:
JOHN 4. KERR ~ CO..
9, WON Ati sr-fsEss C1sxrNc4u0Ns sH0rIo
sDDEE3-KD.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

0ls Copy year 80 %
PAY Always ~ ADv4ScK.
., rr1b rates BAT subscriptions received for aie5s
timathan ono year a. the above rate.
ss-J5b Work promptly aud asatiy executed %
o-isrs.1r Printing lai Dadlog of every descrip-
An are f1.lcltgi lH rl1usctiln with tho Bad ry
,s,f..Iitiss 0f this Est1biishmant are unequalef
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NTATER-LINE and Calcinec Plaster for
w ssleoy
THEODORE HUNTER,
52 No. cswias pls<
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Il
Ul-
L Classical and Scientific school for
Boys and Girls, and o@nS Men
and Women.
CALLNDAR EuR lS65-6
First Ts-su osgi IS Monday, : pteut eT 1906.
second December I. lsC5.
Third March IS, lS56
DurinE the arsj I-1ul an especial Cass vii 10
orrauizel fr TIE bereit Ell these expecting 70 ach
PRICE Of ICIloS
Primary D-pal imlut, Per term s---.---.. ..-.S 90
Common FfrHsi studies, tlcl--l1E krgiisn
Grammar Arithmetic, Geography. Book
keeping ana Pcnaanship,--. . ~
Higher Enrlish, includiar LATIN 6rccS and
French Laneraccs. aud Mltheinai ice .--.---- 90
ExErA rUfrION-
Vocll A4-lc. pr 'ern------ --.--------- W u9
INSTRUMENT B Muse p.f f.ffo- II %
or p4,rtlr-. TrT trrm- ..---------------- 10 90
penciilng ana praWiug. .-----..-..----. %
Rz-Bsara can be obtained in Families in the im
merilie vicinity OF tEe Acscuys OF - Ill lie auill.
. IS tha Principal .a tLc Academy
Communicative addressed c G. uLpS, Principal
Nil be promptly answered ly-zso
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MISCELLANEOUS.
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE,


ls2 clark ant l33 Dearborn SIS, Chicago,
55s B,-ooa,cay, y. J., 50 North Fourth
S., S. L0ius No.. l2i Fiftb Street. en-
cinU0f. o.
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ASSORTMENT OF FLOWS.

That can De procured at any ike works The after
tion OF Farmers s particularly called 90 Lis
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- /. I s. 5.
NEW AND FAVORITE
passenger & Express Freight Line.
DEIROlI & MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD,
u C'-n-ct.'c With the
NV AND sovsEErt rFFza carIS sTEAxsH1Ps
DETROIT" 4 MILWAUKEE. >

iy1aI.aE iai H,ull trans vii lsavc owcsso as
GOING WEST
,a@ai-At 40 A ~, ,f,r Gran. h.~...
,a..--At 30 T. NJ os AMwaikee
Aised-At t0s 2 H. fer = Johns
GOING EA-r-
AlEet-At 20 4. H.. for Detroit.
.1e1-AteoO T. n fg- Detroit
Niu-Arl l0P Toy Detroit
-O0
.'li''l IA .ats a. D1.falt. Oyasso auIGi.ni favsn.
80 80 -yol Con1lnr's Ferry Steamer. WINDSOR p
- 'ai'rtaois uos.labore Depot. 20 Grand Havca
S..-2iag csrs on All Night Trains.
'1s Telegraph Line IS open Tor Public Business
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

i-z-e SIGHTS s-JNs rE BATtERs--i la-. l. a7
FsIlC-rvE syD % GI-g NlDEES Cl.rrslE-
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CONN TION

. = y 2 Z Il >:
Al 1EIRoIr-Great Western Railway for al
s--cs ts cast-Aichigan Central, Michigan Southern
@1asia1d Trunk Railroads.
% a. Ail-N AC CAEE--Wlth the Mississippi. Lacrosse
s-s-4ei Cnicayo, Watertown ant Horizon Railroads
'ofAl points West and Northwest
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Western Railway 50 on the
al D & NJ. z. Dock, leaving
. NJ and 9 100 P. N.
Tables can be had at any Of
" <. MUIR, csn'l sup't.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

.,,rT1D ~ ras STATE RsprsIIoAS, JAS. = 1854
fTsn Lines or less considered a ss4ars.}
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-27

Associations have been formed iu Lon
don fO encourage ihe culture oi window
plants among the poor, thus Frightening
their apartments ana soitcning their lot
The moral influence OF TINS measure H.
POUND 10 he excellent ln London.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

Coppcrhcads designated by ., independents +.
l. will be seen by the above abstract
that two precincts were not content with
giving simple majority for the Union can
didatc fo- Delegate, but actually went unan-
imously for him. They can take the BAN
ncr.
J.K. Kennedy Guy beats E. l.. Bridges
l4l votes for Prosecuting Attorney Sd Ju-
dicial District, in this county.
c. p. Stone Guy was elected County
Treasurer, NJ. l.. Horn Guy Sheriff, and
Jared S. Hurd County Survcyor-without
opposition. J. Comstock, Justice OF tho
Peace for Port Madison precinct.
For County Seat-Teekalet received
lac votes, Port Madison 30, and Seabeck
81 votes.
T.. = Al, - ,,oxo m n.,1oroto
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

HoIIowAy's PrIls.-No msre Ner-
voasn-ss--The moment impurities enisr
fh- Llcod. bath IL Diminished. snd our
n-rvrs wsrn us 81 the dssarrr-ahie fscs-
a. Ca-s she Enpgrssi~s osf y SAYS oomm~n
.~ns~. ard lo~x sxp~rs<nrs s~-tifrs skas
HsS!O~sy's Falls sre-myli>A tbs sish The
.sma~f err-xszss sn8 cp<zra~s<a~~s To
th- dssprsr and Epsrk~tse rA~s give Ere
81 ard fsrsh en~rxc ~ ss~ vhaA~>sa-
sresr~cx ss<y rx~rr,ss es~r The sssm~<k
kw-r- s.< a<s<r ssz<x~l ~<.n~- Tia
n~-< vr~scsrS l-Sse-sxs-. sss- s~4rr
sA~~ ss~s-csss p~se- SD sh~rx~&s
xs~u@ - wzn& ss& >a.p~<ss~ Sc ~xxs-
tssa &rzsp~w- E~ks~sss P2s p~r~v
.s& rzxxzzas ~ z~-xs~s~n ~ sa-~<sm<
cn~ s~~r- s~sss -sznxlzfzn< ssx se~~rs
- s<nS fA~ rxrrmx Co. ss< F~w~~zsz=r 81
sz-zzssng s~xar % b~a<S FF- a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10
In Jefferson county the vote on Delegat
stands rs follows:
Denny's majority egg.

Denny's majority 222.
A correspondent informs us that out Of
the Is votes cast for Eilton in Port Town
send precinct, only five were actual resi-.
dents of the precinct, the remaining Is
being transient voters from other places.
This speaks we'll for Port Townsend.
The vote for Representatives in this
county stands:
Samuel Weeks gel, Henry Morgan
2O7, against P, Judson 81 and H. L. lib
balls Withdrew 20.
For Joint Representative with Claim:
Albert Briggs. .............. 165
Joseph f. Laughlin. ......... rs
The vote for Prosecuting Attorney
stands-Kcnnedy 1872, Bridges 65.
Island county gives Denny 40 majority,
and Busby for Representative 8 votes over
Darlington.
No election was held at San Juan, in
Whatcom county. At Bellingham Bay
only one vote was cast for Tilton. Ed
ridge elected Representative.
Three precincts heard from in Claim,
sum up as follows: Port Angeles. Denny
~ to Tilton ;oDungeness. "a to 25 /;
Nceah Bay II to-nothing. Grcnell
elected Representative.
King county gives 9s majority for Den
ny. c. Clymcr elected to the House. and
l.. B. 7. Andrews join. member with Suo-
homish. Entire Union ticket elected b.
large majori,ies.
Pierce gives 10 majority f1 Triton and
elect. Cspp~rheal tiek~s-Ssm1 NcCaw
and W. r. Do~n-y to Legislature. A
short horse is ssos curriel"
Msssa eaunsy gives Drnny - 10 Tilien
90 Wa Marruw l 3 ahead OF GIles Ford
fr Jeiu. E~pr-.~.,.siv-- CoqP<zA-sd
rsckrs elres~l-
Rrszrnx frs-z fkrr- pr-csscss !. Ckrh.
b-rEr is-ry a. ts Tas~s :. Cs<A&is
Po3zs - A-<r srvm vAsA 81 snrs~~~s
fA=nr'. m&yuxs-v ~ a. 90 th~r~&s~~ss-
Le~s u~~wy gsse~ rA-snr - raan-
g. Frs s-c~@~~s .u.snrsry sx Cs~nrs-
z-~s - : snS lrqzn~r- Is >@r<sss g.
Erpr~-~u>zaFs~- >.-~r>~~ r~r~z~~s . u.-
yasl-y u s-x Azds.<. z@i fsr = Sr
S~A@a2 >~y.ssns~n3~zs Tbs wac sur
sA-rS "a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

Anniversary BALL.-It will be OBJ
served by notice in our advertising col
umns that the ladies of Olympia aud Vi
entity, propose giving grand Calico Dress
Ball. on the evening Of the 4th of July,
prox., in aid Of the Cascade Road Fund.
The ladies deserve encouragement in their
praiseworthy efforts to do what the men
have not the spiri. 10 do-build road by
which immigra.ioncau core to our part Of
the Territory. We know the ball will be
a success, for whatever the ladies do they
do well.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

"WMAT SHALL BE Done WITH THE
NEGRO ?"-During debate in the United
States Senate, a few days previous to
adjournment, on the establishment OF a
civil government in the Indian Territory,
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas said that the anal.
gama,ion between the Indians and blacks
produce fine race of men. He had seen
specimens, and the true ani-slavery men
of the country ought to throw open this
eighty -four thousand miles of TERRITORY to
the Indians and negroes, and let them mix
as much as they please. The suggestion
is a good one, and we doubt not the new
doctrine of improvement by an admixture
of races will receive quite as satisfactory
a test. If higher law men are determined
to "carry the war into Africa let them
begin with the Indians, as is suggested by
Senator Lane.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

~ Secretary Mccullough has written
letter expressing his views in general
upon the Specific Contract Laws OF Cali
fornia and Oregon. Heregards such laws
as having "done much mischief to the
States and not little to the country gen
orally" All Of the leading papers in Cal
ifornia, except the Sacramento U.io~'
concu, in the opinion of the Secretary and
recommend the repeal of the law.-Er.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

Cara c~@ry esxes 10 s~sy &c
Dsr-v snS p~-s ID tAs Iss~s sa<kss - 80
pur-uS ~s~r.r&
w.k.Ak=a es~s-y Ss.s 5 ~.s<sy fs
p~-mw-
C~-Ees si~-s p-~.s q a.fxsr.. sS.zA
sZ y~uA<A@y h~ .us~w@ ss re<z.s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

q ''71z- - l''-'-'s 3 = ----'s = 8 s-'r
4 N So @ p - sass'r's'z-szsz o.
psa-sss 49, 40 2se2 .-r.cw a. - uzs-n-s
"A - r p. a -
So ~r~
siu-.sr- 49, 7 sl i--,s az.asasu' g.
49, se So zz rz-ss = as.r Va
-. .r-.--sr- - g. 90 - .- al.
- $500 .. .---L-- q. 80 49,
..,,.s-s--ur,w. a - =. -
- - .---~t p. ~
-. - A.. ~ s-~-r- d. $780, ...-
..-,-... s-. -. .sra.-.--. -
- -s.-- 60 a - a. ~
.-.--...- ,.--- III ,.. - -. --
-h. s-,~--- Tia p a. e.. 49,
.--a- - ~ Co. ~. -- .r..
-.s-. 49, s-1--s $3.50 49, a.
r.s rrz- a. r-u.-z--. cusra
-.
Tss-.---.-. - 80. -
-. 49, ------- l----s-r.-.- ..r-.,.
l-' o. ''-a'- -
- 800 --t-- :
go r..,-.-r.....l 1870 snl -
ian r,torae-.- Tb- 60, q; til Iui-
ia STAT ar - inho--s-. aus .l-rarnt
winch cams o-c''"r ine.''l''-4i q -Hh
- -, ~ u'''.'.,-
g.. ~L.T - .iI...,.n
-,
80,
:, ~, -,
- ~
""'e" ""S '''' " INV ''o'' i''.''".".
"r1' "'' A''"
"oihS 10 a'n''''fa'c HIS ''n''''"' NO"
WINE 'hiS o''''' eA's's' an" without P'ac-
ticai evidence 'hat IL Is nct oasca upon
true estimate OF the capacity OF the black
race should TINS step oe raSliy taken
"h'ch ma! result IN SO m"ch d'sas'er 10
the country Let us pause ana gain time
'or fe"ec''oh'
The Nation has just passed through the
ravagcs of terrible disease. The popular
mind is excited the pulse beats quick,
and the currents of popular opinion flow
wi fnI nd int cit
Should not this frenzy be allowed to cool.
before " question OF such vital importance
spassed upon for veal or wo7 Radical
ism boasts OF the "march of intellect of
the past four years. We do not see it in
the light intended, nor do we believe in
such theory. Intellect remains the same.
although the sciences and arts apparently
advance or decline. This is illustrated by
comparison ofthe eminent men Of many
ages. Will it be acknowledged that the
intellectual powers OF ancient Sages were
Inferior 10 those OF modern savans : The
real sentiment OF the people has changed
but little. Slavery was d"tested by the
great mass Ut Northern people four Years
ago as much as now, but 1t was wrong
which they acknowledged their inability
' =, 81 "'''' '"' i"'''"''' "'.vA-
pcctedly to them, solved ITSELF The
" prorrrss" which fanaticism claims IN
nave "'"uc Is ho'"ihS more real ina" tue
last H,,e1, 81 IL La Al.
hail., . r, ,-.,c.,
oo"y wi Poi"'o' i'''fe "'e "''sM''i'"'
physicians about, whose dosing may lead to
n doc,;,o I'm, Tho .,o,;.,,. s,,,,,J ,,,s. :,
Natures laws alone for n permanent cure.
If the question of negro suffrage is not
pressed to q spcc1y solution. it never will
be decided in the affirmative. With the
Nations conyalescence will come calm re-
Fiction. Then will the imperous dc. |
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

- Boise City, in Idaho Territory. has
been totally consumed by fire. The loss
amounts to several hundred thousand dol
lars. 1t had a population of about S.
900 souls
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

~ BY watering plants with solution
Of sulPhate Of iron. . most wonderful
growth is said to be attained.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

u Watts Nervous Antidote 10 the best
preparation yet discovered for the cure Of
physical debility.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

e 0sl Z.ck Tsslw psss-< Jss<@e.:
5x& Dszs f.szry y~xr age H-
ca Am IA uny<s-raPs~d srD=nuarsl
- n~xxrx,rxr>. .S~xmxz~xx
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

~ The s~zau~ r~szAzss~s If a -
ea.s~s cd r~--zzrs~< % .s~ Pszx< -.
t~<ne - Jazi~ s14 . ss< eas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

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to pz4-r b<Tw~z. Nj s~~zs< &~4 Ga
erzI Cr4Et So 61ys aEssx - hs-rzsAs
,r~x-ay a. th< 80, aams-& cry
Ts- S~z-9s arr EwrvoT sn=--s sh~
V.hv-i~Izns uou--ar'iy As-.r7. bss ! have
ssrurg fezrs tia; rcithef wA rre~Ser-
Genera Gr..' had . sso~, Efsc-in< inter
Wv wIik M S-wsra y-szeEs.ay The
Secretary rrssped the G-nsr~r. kand With
~. At srRqiion. and exclsitRed: --Th.Ek
God General GRAFT. yoa are aliv- :,
The General who is 20 sole j amid scrn.-s
II carnage. brok- down completely. The
light vas n shocking one. fr the two
dreadful gasbrs on each side of bis face so
disfgure the gray-haircd oh man that his
old friends can scare ly recognize him.
The eve above is as it was-clrar and
bright. Yet, gashed and MANNED as he is.
Mr.. Seward is already at his work. Tha,
is. he is suggesting TO Mr.. Hunter what
course to pursue. and the general princi-
pies to be supported in his dispatches.
An attempt has been made to have an
acting Secretary appointed-a man Of
prominence and character-but it is likely
to fall through. The feeling in all circles
is that if Mr.. Seward can recover in three
months, his place should not be filled. A
man who has come SO near martyrdom
should he treated with the utmost respect
by tho President, and We may be sure
that he will be.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

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al szrEsnt<r a rh~ ram >a~s~wnG % she
sp4nssa szrh<xsrs~s o. Hsxxnak- h
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las, hearS fsoa she vas proshag 10 the
India oceaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
@- FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER. -Ga
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
NEW CLAIM AGENCY
ECRERT PHELPS,

T ATE CAPTAIN 18th U. 8. INFANT
IL ~, and U. s. Disbursing officer at Columbus
Ohio, having resigned his commission in the army,
has established an office at -r..
1O7 south High street, Room No. 8,
Columbus, Ohio. for the transaction Of all kinds Of
business connected with Government Claims, Boun-
ties, Pensions &c. His long experience Disburs-
ing officer in this city has given him such an ac-
uuaintance with the proper methods Of procedure
and with the requirements Of the various. Govern:
ment Bureaus under which he has served, as will
secure the prompt adjustment of all claims which
may be intrusted 70 him for collection.
OFFICERS' PAY ACCOUNTS, ORDNANCE
RETURNS. &c., correctly made up. ...
! RECKUfTiNG ACCOUNTS AND SUBSIST.
ENCE CLAIMS collected, &c. DC. Ii.s.
VOUCHERS CASHED at reasonable discount
q ''H3 li- REFERENCEs
Co. j. A. Wilcox, A. A. P. NJ. Gen. and Supt
Vol, Rec Service for Ohio.
Gel. R. Burr, U. s. Quartermaster.
MaiorJ, W. SkileS. Commandant Of Todl Bar
Capt. H. Douglas, Chief mastering and Disburs-
"S Capt. apt &. D, Harrington. U. s. Commissary.
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