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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
MOST VALUABLE WHARF

AH - - II NAL1AbLL w nA(AlAf
M AND WAREHOUSE PR0PtRr II
ROCKETS FOR SALE.-The propert, n ki own
as Ralston i Peasants wharf and warehouse.
IL fronts 800 l2 feet on Lester or Main Street,
and runs back of the same width, an average
depth of lSl feet to the river, upon which there
are substantial stone and wooden wharves now
in good order.
Water Street continued, passes through the
property at abont half the distance between Les
ter street and the river, thus giving fronts on
streets aud on the river.
A fire.proof warehouse 5OXSO feet stories
high, affords storage for the present, and the re-
mainder of the ground may be built upon as oc
cation requires.
The depth,of water is greater than at any other
wharves in the city, and the largest shipping
that comes to this port must receive and dis
charge there.
II is confidently believed that with the i'm
mense shipping which will at no distant day
crowd the river aud tie peculiar advantages
possessed by this property over any other of
SINH ar character here, this is the most desira-
BILE in Vestment that has been or can we'll he of
iered in the city.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my9.-lw Real Estate Brokers.
TAND PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE
III Platen - Ia by 80 l.2, with or without
self.inking apparatus is in good condition, and
will be sold cheap.
ArnIr - tha wkio Ioh Ofica apQl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
LUM Der.

LUMBER.
WE invite the sttention Of buyers TO large
w stock of Lumber. suitable for home or Ter.
eign markets, consisting Of
Building timber pine and s:ruce boards and
plank. rough or planed; walnut, cherry, oak,
ash, hickory. poplar. basswoot and hemlock
boards, pl nix and joist sycamore boards So In.
and In. regular ICES for tobacco boxes; ma
hogany and rosewood veneers. Also,
Shingles and lhtbs; wagon hubs; spokes and
felloes--which will be sold at lowest market
rates. r. W. ADAMS d CO.,
ll6 Wall Street, New York, and
Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn, n. Y.
my l2-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

ICE! ICE! ICE!
HAVAN6 made arrangement 10
Ii obtain . daily supply Of ice OF pure spring
water. :,
The Public can be supplied in large or small
quantities At J. ]. BINF0RD l. CO.'S
lie FrSnklinIs st., door below Governor.
mye-2W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
CIRCULAR.

CIRCGLAk.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GEN l., }
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, April 81, 1865.
Several paroled officers of the Army Of North.
ern virginia having sign6ed their desire 70 go
abroad to Europe or elsewhere, and for the pre-
sent all permits TO such officers to pass through
the loyal States having been suspended, they are
informed that passports anc passage TO Halifax
will be furnished them on application al the
Office Of the Provost Marshal General Of this
Department.
By order Of Major General Z. o. c. ORD.
NJ. r. PATRICK,
Gp94 Provost Marshal General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FlNAN-
CIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
UNITED STATES CUsToM-HousE. Entrance, Bank
street, fist door on the left
Agent for the 730 Loan.
A constant supply of Notes will be kept on
hand.
This Bank Will buy and sell all classes of GOV.
ERNAEN SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED SEATES.
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL AND
PROMPT ATTENTION 10
ACCOUNTS UF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and TO any other busine entrusted to the Bank
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheeriully furnished
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
pgHsspNAt..
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-A2 % horsepower ENGINE
ard SAW MILL. Apply to
N. N. N0RFLEET 4 CO.,
Iron Frolt Bulldog,
myl3-3t Governor St.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

TOR SALE-One PAR good Mules, Wa.
H gon and Harness.
One Horse in fair order
Apply to H. FITZGERALD,
9Th street between Clay and Leigh sts.,
mviI-3t. Next to Dr. Titles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
FOR RENT.
LOST,

T OST-Between the corner of 9TH and Mar.
IL shall, and Dr. d. W. Tho mas ION Clay, be-
tween Let and Cd sttets) a GOLD WATCH
open face with the initials J. G. d. on the back.
No. not recollected Makers, Beaz'ey Il Co.,
Liverpool. A liberal reward will be paid for it,
delivery to me at II. B. Boudar's store, Cd door
from corner 9th and Marshall.
my l2-3t' JOS. G. BOUDAR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

DOARD.-Sevetal gentlemen can be &C.
ID commodated with good comfortable DAY
BOARD, on Franklin street. between 26th and
9th third house, right hand side. myl2-3t
DOARDING.-G Boarding, with
ID pleasant rooms, both permanent and tran.
sient' on 9th Street, second house from Clay,
Subjects Row" formerly occupied by Miss
Yerby as boarding house.
myI0-Iw MRS. VIM. A. WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond. April Is, 1866.
All officers and enlisted men on PAROLE and
AT other persons not on duty. are hereby forbid.
den 70 wear side arms and revolvers.
District Provost Msrshals are charged with the
strict enforcement OF this order.
BT order OF Brig. Gen. N. Z. PATRICK.
ABEL L. LEAYEN WORTH,
captain Ninth Vermont Volunteers,
Nplq-tf Assistant Provost Marshal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
ON GOOD CLERKS, Enlisted
BOARD.

THE MONUMENTAL DINING
ROOMS, No. Grace street, between 9Th
and 9th streets have be put in perfect order at
a great expense, and are now ope TO the pub
lie. Long experience in this business justihes
the proprietors in assuring their patrons every
satisfaction. A frst.clasB table, with Ale, and
Wines will be kept at their establishment. Also,
choice Cigars always on hand
Patronage respectfully solicited.
CHENOWErH 4 MERRILL,
myl3-lw. Propreton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
WANTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CILYER !SILVER!-WATCHES
y AND DIAM0NDS.-Wa nted to purchase
1000 ounces of silver, in small and large
am ,unts. Also, some good god and silver
Watches, Diamonds, etc. Persons having sur
plus silver may find it to their advantage to call
at the Watch and Jewelry estabiis ment on l4th
street, opp site Exchange Hotel, next door be.
low the News Depot and Book Store.
myll-dlw' A. I. PEBBLES.
ok GOOD CLERKS, Enlisted
- Men of regiments serving in the Depart
ment of Virginia, can obtain situations by max
ing written applications, endorsed by their Com.
pany Commanders, to Headquarters Military
Division OF the James.
myl0-5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
UNDERTAKING.
+. LAUBE,
n Il II N a K K II

UN d L X 7 A X r. II,
COESEH Third AND BROAD SrkEErs.
y AM pfeuared 70 disinter bodies fron the CITY
CraTeysrds or the surrounding untry ana
fayni.b air ii ht cases, ready for transportation
To those who desire 70 employ me IN eithei
burying the dead or disinleTiny entire satsiae'
80, Iii he yiven. myl2-lm'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
uTASRROU0HT TO Nh HOUSE

WAS BROU0HT TO Mn HOUSE,
w on MechAnicsville Turnpike, four COWS-
one buffalo red, one long-horn red one Hnlte
spotted, and one roam COW. The owners can ~
them By applying TO ms, ..,.-.,,r,,
TTFA Kettles Coffee Mills, Axes, Frying Pans,
il Ovens skillets. Butcher Knives, Tia Conee
pots, sew Pans. Buckets. Coffee bohera IN
Plates stove Pans Mash S $1,000 ST %A."lSST.
IOWA RrsSa Brick Molds, Brass Windows asten-
ings. GFstss. Penders; &C., for sale IN large OF
anal quantities. Apply At oar foIAary;o
'''---- DENOON, ANDERSON Co.
925 Main, between sth and StA stF'sS'
my ll-6t'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

Passengers Tor Philadelphia will take 7.3I
Ills A. n, 4. 30 and 7.3D P. II. trains.
Elegant Sta't-Rjom Slseplng Cars
ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
nv ll-eod3,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

ATOTNCE.-We are now prepared % fur
y pish. AZ Wholesale and rotail TlNWARE and
Stoves Of al kinds. =. $500,
promptly and neatly attended 70.
TTEWs-Cash. CHAS. d. YALE 4 CO.,
mv5a~ Iron Block, Governor 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

UDO FARMERS AND Planter
The undersigned, dealers in LA DS' ones
their services in disDosinE Of Virginia ana Nor'h
CarolinA Farm Lands, Mills, etc.
SMITH, BRAMHALL 4 co.
Refer 70 VIM. Ira Smith, Esq., Proprietor OF
Richmond Whir. myl0-lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-17

CorYEE was fairly active the trade full prices We
heard Of sales me transactions ranged from
1sc DING with 23c asked for common to very choice
FREIcHTs were rmer owing to large receipts of corn.
The engagements to Liverpool 600 bushels corn
at sgd 3d. bulk and bags; SO tierces beef at Is Sd
100 bbs pork Is. Cd per steamer $50 bales cotton
at I'd Id. To Bristol, so tons oilcake at It's Ok, Cd
Hops were steady with firm demand The sales
were 1875 bales Toe 40c for old crop, and SOC Soc
for new CROP the latter an extreme.
M0LAs'Es was quiet but hrm we note sales Oh 20
hhds Cuba muscovado at SOC.
PRovIIoNs Receipts 672 bbls pork, 1913 do beef and
10 pkgs cut meats. The pork market was moderately
active but at lower rates New closed heavy at
x34 rs cash Tee sales 5000 bbls. at $4 rs
$35 25 for $3.50 for prime and $50 $50 20 for
prime mess The beef market steady but less active
the sales being limited to $50 bbls SO so SIS so for
plain and $13 so $40 so for extra smess. bcof
hams dull and almost nominal Bacon was en-
tire,y nominal Cut meats we're steady with only
light demand The sales we're about 800 pkgs at 10 &c
l71zc. for shoulders and zoe. 23lac for hams The
lard market was steady with fair demand The sales
embrace 100 bbis at 24c 2shc.. Butter was firm al
32c 42c. for Western, with steady trade inqulr
Cheese fairly active request at fuil prices ahe
sales were OF 14c 1SLc for common 10 PRIME iaS-
PErRo1Eun-receipts 14oe blSr1 ,, dull but I'M
Sr nsd and e,c 40" Tor refined in bond Prime
was held higher at 81. SIC. for free.
RICE was quiet bat firm at previous prices We heard
SUGAR market was very quiet for want Of stock
70 oper.ee with. There little Porto Rico being
oe1sd at the current rates. and most holders OF Cuba
we're asking for advance. The sales were limited al
though fair demand prevailed, and confined to
la4 hhds Cuba part II all at 14@c. Refined sugar
weaker IL anything, though we noticed no decided
change.
TOBACCO The market was firm and quite active 1876
hhds Kentucky sold at 7c Soc and 40 hhds Virginia
ct 19c X1c also 20 seed leaf on private terms
TALLow cont nued in good demand, but prices though
were about 10000 lbs. at 14kc. &c., the latter an
outside price.
wHIskEY-Receipts, ss7 bbls The market was de-
cidediy active and prices firmer; 900 bbls
Western sold at ~ 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-17


MONDAY, Oct 1916 p. M.
Amu-Receipts 81 packages The market was dull,
hint vary arm At 81 SIX IS for pots and pearls.
BRxAnsruyys Receipts, 81, S26 bbls nour, 100 do.
corn meal s7 bushels wheat 410 so3 do corn 90 ass
do oats 1920 do rye, SOL do malt and s7s45 do bar
low The demand for State and Western -four fairly
active and prices at the opening firm with an ad
vancng tendency; but subsequently the market ruled
dun and heavy, and prices declined &c. per Dbl. The
sales embraced 1000 bbs at our revised quotations
annexed Southern -four in fair demand but prices,
though without decided change favored the buyer The
sales were about 600 bbs Canada -four was dull, and
fully &C. lower The sales confined to $50 bbls.
RIVE four was quiet but firm. Corn meal was firm, but
the transactions were limited. We quote:-
Superane State and Western -four. 90 IS IS
Common 70 medium extra western 70 a 5 90
Extra round hoop Ohio ................ Q 10 9 IS
Western trade brands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 ~ 70
Common southern. ~ Az 70
Fancy and extra do.... 10 90 ~ w
Common Canadian. ..................... % ~
Tho demand for wheat was moderately active, and
prices steady at the COMMENCEMENT but towards
the close spring declined 1c. and winter 1c &C. The
sales were about 900 bushels at 81 II 81 so for Mil
waukee club, 81 so 81 80 for amber Mlwaukee-the
new amber State 81 SO for new amber Milwaukee and
81 rs 81 so for Chicago spring. The corn market was
fairly active but prices fell OF L. &C. per busbe the
The sales were about 100 900 bushels at TIC &c., for
upsound and SIC SOC for sound mixed Western, In
GLIDING lots Of yellow Western at 90c Oats
were rather quiet and prices ruled lower The sales yes
were at 45c. 63c for unsound, and 66c. 60c Tor
sound The transactions in rye were light but full
prices were obtained. Malt was steady, with only
limited inquiry Barley continued In demand and prices
ruled shade nrmer The sales comprise 5000 bushels
State al 81 TO- and $4,000 bushels Canada East and
West at 81 Is for the former and 81 % 81 u for the
latter
Corros-Recepts 4, 448 bales. The market was fairly
active but prices rather easier. The sales were
about g. 500 bales at subjoined quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-17
BILLIARDS, &C.

E'OR SALE CHEAP-A BILLIARD TABLE, ITALIAN
~ marble bed fun size, balls, cue &C. complete Ad
drcss Frank Roys Herald oWoe,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07
TIE Greatness Of Grant.

l.. r. Wh.up.e writes rs follows 90 tie
Atlantic Monthly Tor April:
4 peculiar Kind OF grit. not falling under
sly of tie specia. expressions ! have no.
,e4. yc, par,4hing .n some degree o. al. i
Illustrated in the character ~ Lieutenant
General Grant. Without az atom - Pre-
tension oV rhetoric With none ~ .he oN-
ter1al sisrs ~ energy aud .u.rcu.lify. ma
A.t- no parade ~ tle immoTAllc pcrpose.
uol nerve sll silent, penetrating iu.ol.-
ge.cc God has pat into him. tranquil .rca.-
Ass is L.iiea fIom Tie superlc q. scrutiny
behind e. 4 gar - President L.acDIa's IS be-
hind joke. Nhon anybody tr.,s to coax.
cAiels. oTcraWc oroNleat or deceive Lin
coin. Tie President, nurses lis leg. and -
reminded 90 - story. when als body ir.es
The same game Nl.l Grant tlC Genera. lis
,eus and-smnAes. l. Son tl uIccc.3
'ai ~ h.m Dis plans tor e c4ml l...cn, DO
sioltlA smokes l lou cali A.u al inno-
Gle and olua4crcr, he bisnlly .llls Au1-
,AeT cigar, ID yOu praise him as trc 1ceat-
est General living. lie piAcidlA retlnls tue
uuh from Lis ge-a.a; ard % you Gel. him
be should ral COX Tie Presidency l does
not disturb lhe un-lost lnual Naler which
typire> the politicians promises. While
you arc wondering what flrj oi man this
creature without q tongue ls NDl arC sad
denly electrified with the news ot some
splendid victory proving that bsalai Tire
cigar and behind tle face discharged u! AL
tol-talc expression. is the lesl brain -
plan. anithe strongest heart % dare 1l-olg
the Generals u the Republic.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07
Kew Enterprise

Work has been commenced Ola tie IOun-
dation oi uev Dui.d.Dg ID be erected Oh
Larned street. immediately ia rear VI tie
postOfIce. ID be used Tor the preservation
Oi fruits and dcAc4cies furnished u our
citizens when our %. season il tie markets.
The enterprise, which i III tie hands OF
Messrs Caldwell k 60. r-1m.s .ses 10 be
quite q feature iu tile state and Will supplt
want which las l1n- been tel-. The
building which viii De i20 feet long with
nlty feet front wil be or brick WIKI an in-
ner wall OF iron. Tie front portion Will be
three stories high. aud will D. used as
retail store ior fruits. The rear p0rii ion Will
lie only one story hiEh with cells beneath
the roof tor storing ice u preser.e an even
temperature III The rooms below. Tie cl-
uasity Of tine establishment Will yeirnmeu.e.
We are Informed uy the psopr.-tors that il
IS the Intention - lay il stock of several
thousand barrels of apples alone. Grapes
straw berries. oranges. lemons and other
Injuries. together with vegetables Of all
kinds. WI eaca have their appropriate
apartments aud taken out onlg when
called To-. By keeping up ~ even TEN
perstl.e Ct IS y Or 80 degrees thee ~
Iic.es are preserved as fresh anu palataJie
the whole year round - when ulucked from
the stem or taken from tae garden. This
vii. lie tte thlgd establishment ri The klaf
10 tue United states 4u1 .l> t.e pr. .ec' .l-
wolves ll immense eutl-. tf capital .. j.
anp,Ler evidence tH4- Detlo.t = ClJzeu
PLACE IS = commercial. cel-re. We Welcome
such signs " our material progress with
pleasure rrsDrass.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

TIL National Debt.

Inc lIe7SAt - >tt,li o- Ietc.uc 1r4iz Nels
hard not Only upO. ,Ae comforts bul UPON
The necessdrles Of lie. 4 man With u i--s
income than siX hundred dollars NAV. in
decd. escape the income tax. but there IS
uot mAn al The country 50 poor - no., 10
u.s. ARTICLES "hicA have u pay al excise
Nobody can wear SHIRT. or ii coat. or a
hAi, Oi par OF shoes, can wash himself
with soap, or sAeller himself with an UNI
oreila, or sleep Ou q lcdstead. or take med
iciue when be = ck; can burn uAs or q
candle; can advertise for "a situation. can
bu. shovel % dig with. or 4 mur 10 drink
from; can mustard his me.t OF ea.lt his DO
lato, can put coal into lis CRATE. Or - hinge
upon las door Uf a glass into his window.
without having 10 pay something in The
shape Of excise Ine items singlv NAV
amount 10 little; Out IN The arrrera.e the,
trench severely upon slender means All
the neCe->arics OF life shOuH he relieved
from sicb burdens. We should ha1. mo-
excise tax upon any article ut Manufacture
or OI food Opr revenue from that source
should te derived as it almost entirely is in
England. from tobacco and beverage and
other articles .hat any mal may abstain
from ID he pleases IiIs. " course will
materially diminish he ;wo huu lr.i mill
ions now realized from internal taxation.
Yet enough wonld De leic 10 form. when
combined wiki Tie receipts from Tie tariff
aud The public LANDS. q very considerable
sinking fund iur tLe national debt. after
paying The interest ami The current eynen-
ses oil the government II still Ian err
sinking fund = deemed desirable Il could
oe obtained dt foreign expense. by AN ex-
port uu,l upon cotton. tobacco. ana other
staples of tie reconstructed Union which
Europe must have. whether We TAX them or
not
Il sh0ul. not 5e forgotten t.lat the longer
the payment u the national debt is deferred
the easier il can Je e.ieciel. ou account oi
Tie rapid growth u ol, wealth and popu-
lalon. Calculating upon past RATIOS. D, is
found THAI our national wealth doubles
every ten years. Tie taxation necessary
10 raise given amount must diminish .n
the same proportion. Tie percentage
upon every dollar in the country necessary
10 clear OF the debt ia $50. HOllI he twice
a great Is n il We're cleared OH la loSO,
four times a. great as il il were cleared Oh
IN 1890. eight times as great as il il We're
Cleared OF Do 1900 sixteen times as great
as If II were cleared OF in 1910. thiriy-,w0
times as great a. Il .t were cleared oh =
1870, and 80 Oh ln alilometiCa ratio. Us
generation should hot undertake 10 riI the
nation Of burden which tile next two Or
three generations can dispose Ot with So
much greater ease y great de4. II ,ii-
debt viii soon - into he hands OF fore On
ers Ii Is vastly better that We should con-
tent ourselves wiki The payment to them Of
semi-annull interest and q comparatively
slow reduction Of the principal, and devote
our money 10 The development OF the im-
mense resources ot our country. tie chic
difficulty m the way oi which has alway-
been Tie want OF adequate capital
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

a "a Crosse paper makes the fllCw.rg
mention n handsome present which TIC
wlitor lai seen.
4. vas T. Iack comb made the -.ze az
shape u d horseshoe u g0.f.rr0 hundred
aaJ eighty dollars of gold coin being Used
Do - construction. J. was made ll NeT
YorE. l. tle order Of MAJOR Cullen q T.
Pau. - q birthday present from that gen
,lemaD u his excellent wife Mai9r Cl..s-
j. largely engaged in tie Manufacture o. q
patent horseshoe, sa.l 10 = INC lles-
tLllg out. ant the gold &c s.mle so e.e-
gantiy finished Is an omen o. good luck
and srlr.i misfortune ever 0feriake Ia
geliel donor or LIS family. I "l- Keep tls
w0l as a eli as tie witches ilOll tLs.. 1goE
= long -ime."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

Al employee in The surgeon Generals
Office =. asLiuEtOn. las discovered { new
use io- petroleum which Z Is sail xii ma
terla-iy affect tie market value ot that com
modify and coal HIS Invention consists oi
q simple process C slhering ,le debris CT
dust CT coal mines or yards with petroleum
into Jumps Or block masses, which ignite
readily without tie uSe Q. sof- cOa.s -
klAdA1gs, lasts longer, and gives out :
more intense heat .Laa ordinary anthracite,
anc casts one-half IS much. Competent
judges assert that this invention. viii cause
material revelation IL tbs prices eG eoSi,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

IHE GREAT EsDs.-A cotempo-.ry suns
Up -Ls p.cllmilarles which lie govern
ment ought 10 assure before the reinsla-e-
mcut oi The Southern people Tie rehe.
.--lels -l. ...4 -- rua.-teI - ri--l flr
r.ler- ..-..ca -r. -..-. ie l-t
-a---. gt-. --.il --4l I'D all. uo- swear i'----
.-y L. lie -at-Jaa. government. di-lfan-
cL.sel. 1L- l-u-rre1 from -- el-ly4lltE =
C.-ics. 8 much Tor security 70 lie govern
mel- TIE freedmen slO1-l " secured
from O.. further oppression. ahl 20 llls ED
should be especially guaranteed public il-
str,c-,5r. 81 much fy- justice u tie race
which has served u. These three ends
prOri5ed fo-. tie restoration u Tie South
10 - equality with every O-ler part q Tie
republic ca1lO- e 20 quick o. . c0ml ls.s.
ETery loyal man wliI bal ,he Cay wheI = i
accomp AsLec-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07
Our Boys are Coming Home
~ - CrLLs by J.

ln.a- Co.. sa- szy . c.,srlLzi
t. '5-..s ar= hurry l-g p-sI
lh-La h1l tie i..y s lezr -ls
To d4vl 4. roi-.ag f.st.
and Slel z .al Le-..l slcs
shall i-' . peace a. come.
This tLo-g git -LlN ~ 81 --il &c -
Our D So a~s coming HON
eo.A .1i .-- .lile ~ 50 sl-4
nr1Wl ~-Ir's trenl-n % : lt.
>-1l sl.--l tic .oy-b-.is Tilgia.
BH1y p--ce and freedom
lie jubilee b llres l.r..ts
>-.ll SCI. slt-l o.. g. ..
alf soel - se.t-e or y-s.-i1s
Olr b.. a. coming le-=
he vacant fre-sice places
have waited sor them long
The love-llEht iacss tleir face
Tie chorus waits th=ig sang
s.--01s fs-r Lss Lal-tsl
Tie long deserted room
Bat Low or praycrs.ars gr4Lts1
Our 10y. ale COmi-s hons
y mother calmly waiting
tor that beloved s-nl
- sister proudly dating
lAe vlctori.- b. Las Wo4.
Ou-ileu pro--ly h-mni1s
The .Oge sOls while sou fozin-
Jes JOY. TIE loss are coming
OR O-ys ~ m.l. hone
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DENTISTRY.

= ClLE, Dentist w1aA inform lhs people "
g -, l-an-...s AMI vicinity, that zee IS per
FYtlsk2a mtneltly l,cAtod 10 the clts p. Lansing
LII sIl Is prepared o. perform al op,r4-
t1ns H.rtuuilg Z, The Dental profession in the
a 80 satisfactory uUtsr. Teeth d.ied with soii
tia lli or a-utisi.u- trti4clll tccth .nllutei on
rubber base, iu tls latest approved stsle Oricc
25th ls64 L. as
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GEO. 1. PARsONS-

anl Counselor Il lt~ aud Sllflt1r Dob
C1ancery Agent f.r prosecuting Claim ll -Dlilers
aui -olIl1r.' NlJNl, agala3t Tie GJs--lfr .lt.
To- B1naty Money PeHsinas AMI Arrears 10 Pay
Lansing Mcl. OIc. .G Clwl-s B.n-s uv sttirs
Washington AverGe. go
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3O0l ,nt Shoe u-Utr-. hass ist received d large
Assl.t.lsnt of spr.aS stock sf Boots sui SHOES.
Consisting o. Mas. WJ.a1l'- Boys Misses
CLlirfls A-l lo-.As ~-tr. Ct.tom Woe.
promptly attended, 10.
JOHNS 4 BAILEY
Llus.ar Nsy Is 1864 473u