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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
JOHNSTON VERSUS SHERMAN.
From The Uhg:

JOHNSTON VERSUS SHERMAN
From The UMg:
The Rsi,i4l cessTrair,. in noticing The assignment
ing sherman. saws tIat His wsA'kuoWn AFFINITY and
skill IN welding An army give ~ all nssuranc" tat
whaiev means may be nj his disposal VIII b. welded
In such way az will best promote the interests OF the
country Whether tha, is adequate To put stop
20 sbcrmins movements. and oyerwhelin him while IN
the interior, time alone determine HIS course
seems TO us TO De one that is quite novel n the
history Of warfare. lie cuts himself loose. 30 far
We are informed. from any base OF supplies,
dhshes into the interior. depending upon living on the
the military possession Of the country through
which lie passes and leaves u with few marks OF bis
having visited H. except the rn that marks the belt Of
country he has rayeIsed. That such course Is very
damaging n the destruction Of the means of sub
ssencc and trans pOrtaton IS 81 course very evident.
But IT, as II seems BE- asserted upon good authority.
be uniformly leaves the people Of the country much
more strongly united against him and the Yankees than
he finds them II would seem TO be decidedly slow pro-
of bringing the country that submission which
his master processes TO expect will be accomplished
speedily. And such a course would certainy render
the consequences Of 20 him rreparable
BIT what will be- the result OF his present expedition time
will only determine And the whole country awaits the
news which is TO solve tbs problem, with intense
anxiety"
THE wETTEsT SEASON on RECORD.
From The Examiner:
There was n report yesterday Of some firing on the
lines around Richmond but II hardly To De presumed
That they were signals ol lulI"ittHt h'''h' III,
present season is said be the wettest record and
military operations must wait for fair weather Var
artillery north of the Appomaok occasionally praelIecs
upon the enemy During tho Smelling last Thursday
seven Yankees killed and wounded by the fire
from Cumminss Battery.
FROM PETERSBURG.
Special TO The jhig
PITEasBtIG, March 3.-Thcre new move
ments on these lines and the condition Of the ground il
such rs TO preclude the probability Of carly action
though the enemy may attempt move az an! hlohth'
The quiet for the last three days has been unbroken
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the request Of Col. Howe, sercnaded the Athenaum
Clnb last evening at their rooms in Unon-squarc. The
band also went TO the rooms Of the Loyal League, and
~ rformed a few choice airs. 81 .rIf.f ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
. DRAFT THREATENED,

VIII, The Citizens cf Ncw-Ycrk hid in Ar.
ren,ing such n Calamity 1.-The Assist
ant Provost. Northumberland Calls
Tpsu TbcuI-Thc County Volunteer
Committee Appeals to TLem-Ten Days
allowed 10 increase Rccruiting-Over
Thirteen Thousand Men yet TO De
Haiscd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
LATE REBEL. NEWS.

We have Richmond files of Saturday last,
the i,h inst They are singalarIy barren Of war items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

screnadc 10 the Aiheneum Club.
The Fifth Upited States Infantry Band, a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
THE wETTEsT SEASON on RECORD.
From The Examiner:
FROM PETERSBURG.
Snecial 20 IL, Hin

PETERSBURG March 3.-Thcre are no new move
ments on these lines and the condition of the ground j.
such rs TO preclude the probability Of early action
though the ,nemy may attempt move az any moment.
The quiet for the last three days has been unbroken
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

\ policeman in Buffalo has been fined
five dollars aud costs for forcing a man in
a horse car 10 give his seat 10 lady. The
court held that ladies had no more privile-
ges than men, and moreover, when treated
civilly, were not prOfuse in acknowledge
ments.
An expert swimmer is giving exhibi
ti0ns at Fall River. He suffers himself TO
be thrown into the river with his hands and
feet tied when he viii release himself and
perform other astonishing and unprece-
dented feats.
Gen. Thomas Las sent a letter 10 Cover
nor BrOwnlOw with reference 10 the trial
Of Emerson Etheridge by military COM
mission. awaiting the report Of Colonel
DeBassey to determine his action in the
case.
\ rullian named Shepard enticed a sailor
home with him al Cairo, stabbed him four
times. cut his throat and threw his body
into the river. after robbing him. A w0m-
an saw all this.
Il is in evidence that the Commercial Ma
tional Bank Of New York j. short S3eS.
900. Tie paving teller Is known % be In
default Sl60, 00o. Il don't say what wom-
an j. al fault.
\ returned soldier ia Missouri. stabbed
his mother with bowie-knife His broth
er intertered. when be fired several shots al
him. Tie brother returned the fire. killing
the as-aiialt instantly.
The abandoned females DID -. Louis who
fan into the clutches Of the police, are put
10 work breaking stones for the road
"a new Kind Of street-walkIng.
Every foreigner who has hOnOrably served
in the army one year is entitled 10 be az
at once naturalized without previously de-
clarIng hi, intentions.
Gen. Grant arrived in Boston Saturday
evening, and was received and greeted with
unbOunded applause He viii remain there
until Tuesday,
Paymaster Walcb, one Of the principal
officers in the Paymaster's Department.
and two Of bis clerks, have been arrested
for heavy detdcaliOns
Tie estate 0f President Lincoln VIII set
tie nap ~ over 500, 900. Tie project for
memorial fund has been abandoned in view
of this FACT
4 blue and pink coI0red hairless horse is
am attraction now i'm London. Il has Just
been imported from Africa.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

- We find, In the Washington Clr0ni-
Gle, The following paragraph respecting
Provost Marshal Baker, Of that city. Col
Baker Is a brother Of NJ. :. Baker, Of Lam
sing:
The President yesterday promoted Col.
L. &. Baker 10 the rank Of BriSadier Gen
eral "for" as the commission recites
meritorious services as Provost Marshal
during the war; and especially for diligence
IN the suppression OF frauds against the
government. in recruiting. and in pursuing
the murderer Of President Lincoln.
Wilkes Booth. and his accOmpliCes- date
from April 10Th. ls65." the DAY of Booths
capture and death. The recognition of his
services by the Government will he. we
take it, ample vindcation to the country
at large Of Colonel Bakers fidelity and in
teSrity IN the discharge Of the delicate and
dangerous dulles Of his pOsitiOn-a posi-
ton which necessarily subjected him To
gross ISLANDERS and charges OF malfeasance
in office"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

The presentation was well made, but the
scene that followed it would be useless to
try TO describe-the overwhelming emotion
Of the principal, which deprived Linn for a
time of the power Of speech, the sobbing
OF the scholars all around in their grief at
the thought that this was the last time that
they would meet their beloved teacher in
that room which had been ballowed by
more than two years Of happy study under
his care. while he addressed them when his
feelings would permit telling them Of the
many little acts Of kindness which had
told to him before the tale Of their love,
and Of his own earnest solicitude for their
welfare altogether it was a scene not ca
silly forgotten.
shall not attempt a sketch Of what Was
said. OF Of the able address Of Prof Ten
ney. although be said some things which
would make the good people Of Lansing
great deal better If they would heed; for he
urged upon them the necessity Of their
paving more attention 10 our Union schools
encouraging and sustaining the teachers.
and visiting such intellectual treats" as
we had that afternoon, rather than the cir
Gus, &c
Rev. Mr.. IIickox also made some feeling
and appropriate remarks, expressing his
Qualification AZ what he Bad seen and
heard and Mr. Teuuey also spoke again.
giving the thanks Of the school board 20
Mr.. Rork for the able and earnest manner
i'm which he had discharged his duties there
Mr.. Rork having given, as be learned from
some who lived near the schoOl-house. as
much as two months extra labor to the in
terests Of the school.
The principal made some more remarks,
and PRAYED with the school. when the dOX-
ology, and bcuediciion by Rev Mr.. Weed
closed the interesting exercises; and prob
ably no Lansing audience ever dispersed Oh
an occasion Of this Kind under an influence
Of more excited feelings and those Of a
more eleyating character than the one
which left the old school-house Ia the first
ward at a late hour that afternoon.
4 SCHOOL VISITOR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

Tor the Republican.
tREsENrATioNs.-l believe that presenta-
tons are usually noticed by the local press.
but there have been two in our CITY within
the last six months, OF which Your cores
pondeh;s. Mr.. Editor. have furnished no
account
rs there is an old and universally ac-
cepied adage which SAYS, .better late than
never, perhaps il will not be Improper for
me, even at this late day, to furnish YOU
with brief notice Of them. The first took
place last spring at the First Ward Union
school on the occasion of the marriage Of
tne teacher in the primary department.
she was taken by surprise on the first
morning Of her return to her duties. by the
presentation of a beautiful Photographic
S.oum, at the close of the devotional exer-
ciseS' as testimonial 10 Mrs. Purdy of the
AiSh esteem Of the school for her who had
50 long and so ably filed that station. The
presentation was made by one of the schOl-
aFs IN short and appropriate speech. pre-
pared Tor him by one Of the teachers. which
50 touched Mrs. Purdy's feelings that she
was unable 10 respond any further than bv
requesting the principal to return them her
hearty thanks.
1ne above presentation took place at the
close OF the last term Of the school. and
formed an appropriate finale to what Wis
Hor justly termed beautiful exhibition. -
As no notice OF it has been published. al
10" me to say that the large audience was
l'eated to declarations as nearly perfect
as We ever met with on such occasions
good compositions, and music that was
new and beautifsl-well sustained. too. in
III lis parts, by the school alone.
At the close Of these exercises. as Mr.
hork Tas about calling on a visitor 10
speak, he was taken by surprise by one of
MS scholars suddenly appearing before him
win beautiful silver ice pitcher and sal
yer 10 his hand. which, on behalf of him.
-" ana his fellOw-scholars, he presented
- his teacher as a testimonial of their
grateful appreciation of his labOrs in their
oenaii-sueh labors as they well knew no.
Thing could repay.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

SETTLED. The examination Of J. c. Bal
ley and five others, which was to have Ia
ken place on Wednesday last before JUS
tice Ncwbro, for destroying Maguire's gro
Gerry. was not perfected The defendants
agreed 90 pay costs and fair cOmpensa-
ton for PARTICLES destroyed, and to withdraw
certain suits commenced against Mcguire.
This result is probably the best that could
be. But We are bound to say, in reference
10 The action of the defendants, that, ac-
COrding 90 the unanimous statements of the
neighhorhoOd. the institution was a nui-
sance of a character so gross for vice and
indecency as 10 be absolutely insunerable,
and should not have been endured az long
rs LONG as il was; but, as we have said
heretofore, i'm abating il there was no ne
cessity for stepping outside the limits of
the law.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

NEW HoTEL-We understand that du-
ring the last week, negotiations for the
erection Of a new hotel, on the site of the
old Lansing House, or opposite to it, have
been completed, and the work will be pros
ecutel without delay. The hotel will be
built by Col. Baker, Of Washington city,
well known through the country as the
chief Of the government police in that
city, The hotel will cost $40 900 or more,
and the citizens have donated s., 900 to-
wards this amount The necessity for
greater hotel accommodations in Lansing
has been felt for some time, and they will
be needed still more whenever the Jackson
railroad shall be finished
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

REAL EsTATE.-P. c. Ayres has bought
The house aud lot on Capital avenue, for
merry occupied by Lieut. J. J. Whitman,
for 81 800.
Myrou Green has bought a lot on Wash
neton avenue adjoining Edgar's on the
north, &C feet front by ten rods. for 81, 100.
Also he has bought lot ), block 81, Chest
nut street.
". Wescott has bought 4 lot Of Charles
Fox, on Grand street. adjoining the resi-
dence Of George X. Grove, for 800.
Geo. II. Cole has bought the lot on the
corner OF St. Joseph and Cherry streets, FOR
$3.50, Of MyrOn Green.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

Held TO BAIL.-Mr. David ROwley, Of
this city, a person very violent IN DISPOSE
ton and given 10 smashing up things gen
ersllv. was complained Of 10 Justice New
bro on Tuesday Of last week. as having
threatened 20 kill his wife. Whereupon his
honor very properly adjudged that he
should De requested, in a penal recogni-
zanoe, % keep the peace in future with her
whom he had promised 70 love and cher
ID
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

WooL-The market has advanced little
auring the week Buyers were offering
ve-.erlav So 70 co cerhs. The last figures
generally meet the expectations Of the Far
,oers and most Of them are disposed 70
cell rather than run the risk Of the future
This far about go, 900 pounds have been
bought in Lansing at the average Of IS
cents.
Almon Harrison, Of Lansing Township, has
sold is clip TO Merrifleld and Weller, A.
500 pounds, at 60 cents. This amounts TO
the snug little sum Of 81, 700
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02
Nofice to Subscribers.

= -L-rh our subscrIbers VII ind attached % thslr
- on their papers Indicate the NCsEER Of The
L. 10 which their subscription = paid. by tho
Y.Ir.,..sert Is meant the " WHOLE NUMBER which
.sg b. found in the heading o. the paper, which Is
- r1robers constituting year BY referring 70
- eunber ia the healing u the paper and eompar
- 4 aith the number attached 70 the name or d.
t8n on the paper our subscribers can reaoliy see
-. their accounts stand On our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

Icg CnEAM.-The ladies Of the Baptist
Church. for the benefit Of their Society
have organized an Ice Cream establishment
over Ingersols store, which Is open TO the
nublic on Wednesday and Saturday even
iug-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

SOLD OUT.-Mr. Paine, OF the hrm Of
Knott & Paine, has sold out his interest III
the store to DR.. KiDcaid, Of the Third
Ward.
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woRrHovER
One Million DolInr-s..

III 10 De Soil for one Dollar Eac4!t
without regard q value.
Nj 10 De paid loF until you know what yoa are T.
TccsiYc.
Slgedid Lls Of Arieles al 10 b Sold for ore Dollar
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

WANTED. i. coo Farmers and Team
w st'rs % examine and purchase draft harnesses
with POND ; PATENT TRACE BUCKLE. The inventor
aud patentee Oi the above buckle has spent thirty
seven years n manufacturing harness, and knows BY
experience that about three lourths Of the traces
break al the buckle hole. before the harness materi-
al.y fails DO ans other important part.
There has been great variety Of trace buckles
invented o. obvate this evil, but has entirely
suited the public until the Pond buckle put into
the market. This IS the Ne Plus Ultra, and prevents
breaking al the tongue hole. This buckle needs no
% understand It's principle and see its advantages IS
o. sec and examine It. 10 combines ALL OF The
ADVANTAGES AND NONE OF THE DISADVANTAGES
% thu best principles used in the construction
Of Trace Buckle. The friction pressure being dis
,ributed the whole length Of the Clamp OF tongue,
the trace Il not cuL injured 10y coming against any
sharp elges.
The trace can be made one-fourth lighter, stand
more strain than any other Tongue Buckle in use
and has been demonstrated many time by actual cx-
pertinent
Il can be EASILY CHANGED without taking the
trace from the loops however close Il may be drawn
together 10y pushing the trace forward, which rever
the clamp ami throws the tongue out This IS an
advantage that all practical transfers can appreciate
/ in changing from wagon u sled, or plow drag. &c
All know The difficulty IA changing traces IN the ol Z
I fashioned buckle.
Tho subscribers having purchased the EXCLUSIVE
COUNTY RIGHT Of TINS county. % use the above Pat
emf Trace Buckle AMI are manufacturing draught aud
heavy harness respectfully call the attention Of the
public AM those using harness. 70 call and the
/ above Trace Buckle before purchasing harness with
/ the oi fashioned buckle elsewhere.
We have also ON hand good assortment Of Trunks
Vaiisos. Travelling Bags and Whips. and everything
used in or line of business, which are selling Ut
and below Detroit prices tor cash and good notes
5s5r4 CAMEL < EDMONIs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

MICHIGAN at GETTYsBUEG.-We have A.
ready giyeH a list OF the documents pre-
pared under The direction Of Hon. T. W.
Ferry, and deposited ia the corner stone Of
the National Monument at Gettysburg
The Detroit TriJune, remarking upon the
appropriateness Of the collection, says:
"The representatives of the other states
present were so much struck with the APP
propriateness of the Michigan list, that in
several instances they copied il, and read
il. and read it as list OF articles deposited
by their own States, when in fact they had
nothing present at all
I've may also mention another fact IN
this connection. viz: that Michigan Is the
only State that has its grounds i'm the Get
tysburg Cemetery completed. over each
grave the occupant CT which is known
in all-is erected granite stone, upon
which is engraved the name Of the hero
who sleeps below. Eight graves of un-
known soldiers are also marked with stones
the entire loss OF our State, in the three
days fight, being 2l2. Only two vacancies
remain IN the space allotted TO this state.
Our plot occupies a very favorable position.
IL is second plot fronting the main gate on
the right. as we look toward the gate from
the monument. The fact that our interests
in the cemetery have been so well looked al
ter, is owing altogether 10 the indeiatlga-
bic and intelligent efforts Of Hon. 7. ".
Ferry, our State Commissioner, than whom
il would not have been possible 10 make
better selection.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

A DMINISTRATORS' SALE.-Notice is
n hereby given that in pursuance Of license TO Us
granted BY Horatl0 Pratt Judge q Probate for the
the premises in the city q lansing Thursday the
sab day Of June next al two ocock IN the Afternoon
Of said day. all the right title and interest Of which
Anscl Adams, deceased died possessed, ~ and 20 the
following pieces or parcels q land viz: Twenty ne
city lots located near the state Reform School being
part Of the northwest quarter Of section fifteen
town four nOrtl, range two west
Dated lansing, april IS. ls65.
JOHN WOOD
Betsy c ADAMS
52lws Executors
The above sale Is postponed 20 tuesday. June Goth
1855 at the same place and time OF day above
toned. Terms cash, or one half cash, aad the ba'-
ance il two equal annual payments.
Dated Lansing June sth- 1865
JOHN : WOOD.
BETSY C. ADAMS.
529w1 Executors
The above sale IS postponed 70 Tuesday July 1lth.
1865, al the same place and time q day above men
toned
Dated June 2Osh. lss5.
JOHN s WOOD
Betsy c ADAMS.
530x2 Executors
The above sale IS postponed TO Tues sy July 9th
1855 al the sane plsce and time or day above men
toned.
Dated July 18th, 1855.
JOHN :. WOOD,
BETSET c. ADAMS
5S3w2 Executors.
he above sale Is postponed 70 Tuesday. August
s.h. ISIS. a. the sane pace and time Of Jay above
mentioned. Dated July 25.h, 1s65-
JOHN : WOOD.
Betsy c. ADAMS
ss5-w2 EEsouiorz.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02
7 IGHTNING CONDUCTORS

Mr.. L. % F. Armstrong, Of Detroit would inform
the citze-s Of lansing that he has been authorized
O. come oft AMI apply his
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FOUNDRY.
L L 4 E K A FOU NDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP.
coRNER on
WGSttsnatc Street and Capital Arenue,
(ADJOINING THE CAPIToL.)
All kinds of Work
ooKSus oE

The undersigned would respectfully an
noance thatho has nov his works in good running or
der, and turning out
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
$4,000 PIANOS. WATCHES, CHAINS.
SEWING MACHINES,

Mclodcons Photograph Albums. Gold Pens, sots Of
Jewsiry, Lockets. Diamond Rings, family
Bibles. Framed kngrayings, silver
Tea sets Silver Cups, A., SC.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-02

~ - - - A@-N - VI A<O %
HsviuE made himself familiar with this branch 81 bus
Hess ior number 81 years. he has become FULLY &C
l-aricl Wltl what farmers most need and having
procured ufW patterns ant fitted them up with view
of making this permanent business De IS IA hopes
O. give satisfaction. he taxes pleasure SAY ns no
hAs procured iac patterns ~ the CELEBRATED
DODGE flpN. % Dodge himself Al who Use 1; say
D. Is not e4-Aiel oy any other pillow.
Points and l.and-Sides. Tor al Flows m
Use Also al other BANNING lNl LINENS e0i Up on
iDe iiaifoN e. p-A-s ane If the oest material
To Nill-Wrights and MIN Owners.
Every thing their line vii Do got up on tile shortest
notice. Clktl LAR SAW MILLS vii bc made o. order
Brass CASTING ~ made anu ltted 40 al times lluillnE
Castings o al kllls-l i.t every tlue .n us line o.
vii De Fot up with special reference % suit
ing customers Patterns NIL De made al any tmo
u.Ca "a M ensure their getting JUST " hat they want.
Particular attention NlA he psll a. tie repairlng
~ Steam r. eilcs. Illeshll. Machines and ReaVcrs
and Mowers he has $50 a FLOORING MIL for
dressing aud matching both sOit and hard wool lio
would also inform the farming pllllc tAat Do wlkoep
Oh hand tho
Cayuga CHIEF No. = Reaper and Mower.
THIS Machine 10 is uuw constructed Is not cquaed
il any .tlcr machine. Do desired, he viii pas new
geeras l tAc OH HJCKkNk, o. Increase thc motion,
machine By giving personal attention g. every
branch 10 ihe business De 10 in hopes O. AID
merit portieu Cd the pahlic patronage
n. s BAKER
lansing, March 3 1885. s9-r
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ASSORTMENT OF PIOXVS

That can be procured At sny IKE works. he aus
l-a- q E-rncrs y n--l-ral.rLN c--laa ~ hls
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Horses & CarriagestO let at alIhOurs.

Orce and Stable On wsshinrton street between
tie american al1 the Etgzr Eouses bird stable
from the corner NATHAN GULF.
Lansing July sth. 1884 50lyl
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CHICAGO, ILLS.

Nos. ls2 Cgark and l33 Deor5orn Streets.
5-smg
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LIVERY STABLE.


The stable q the u iers Ered is wcl stocked ard
ID good running order Tbe public VII always be
f-rnis.ed with FIRST Cas-. Neat and Comfortable
Carriages. anc goo travelling horses shsl always
er1ea-rr O. keep my STOCK l- gl1- trr aud Worth
TIE patronage q the patiic
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Continuous Copper strip
LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR

To some Of the State Public Buildings. as also SOM
OF the new Church Eiifces and Private Residences
which heretofore has been without the necessAr,
protection.