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by drum head court martial. charged with
violating their parole, and if found guilty,
We're hung l inyselfsaw three bodies hang,
ing, who were thus executed. Poor fellows,
| thought, God has taken pity upon you "ud
given you dclivcrance irom your cruel jailor.
" hen you and he meet, at another Judgment
seat, woe to him if his authority be found
insufficient for this taking Of your lives,
wrttched though they be.
Ny house was the resort. or | should say.
refuge, of most of the prisoners who made
their eacape from the stockade. and the tales
of starvation and distress which they told
would have melted an iron heart. must
close my hurried account OF what have
seen. 1t is far fror2 fall: not one-half has
been told; by far the most has been kept
back from very shame, and in respect to
your readers. | have not ernbciliShed. The
pictures We're too rough, the characters too
torlorn for the flowers Of rhetoric to bloom
in their presence. Broken hearts. crushed
spirits and manhood trampled on, may an
swer as Citing subjects for the romanccr's
pen, but the horrible reality, so seldom seen
burns its image upon the behoder's soul,
thNt no other impressions can etace, and
they may remain life pictures indeed.
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Millinery & Trimmings,
MRS, NJ. A. NELSON,

I'Yssj Next door TO DIR. Mitchell's Drng store,
'GEA begs leave to call the attention of the
Ladies Of Elkton and vicinity to her Spring
Goods, such as
Ready Made Bonncts and Hats,
Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers and Laces,
Grape, Grenadine and Lace Wells,
Rolls and Hair Balls, French Hair Water
falls. Hair Crimpers and Fancy Combs. Hair
Oil. Perlumery and Lilly White, Fancy
Kuliing OF all kinds, Fancy Buckles and
Belts, Embroidery and Flouncng, Plain and
Fancy Nets, Buttons and Trimmings, Beads
in great variety, Fancy Ornaments, Floss
and Sewing Silk, Ladies' Neck-Tes, Queen
Elizabeth Collars, Ladies' Dress Caps,
Cioaks and Circulars, and Patterns Of every
description, besides many other articles in
the VI llinery and Trimming line.
No efforts will be spared to please every
taste, and my prices will be found satisfactory
to all those favoring me with their patronage.
Elkton, april 8, 1865.
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neeh III !, W. a,
"'"nes n". "ue" ,,'v ~ any, -, w" n,d voa
,, ,t 1' s,nct',Je avarv morn;ng at ION
l''i i. ,ondaI r;,b tLo r,,;nns cn5. tho dov
I,, ,I a('n,, L,a,,J ,,n,I;,,r eIso -Lrt.t
"nco' ",'b r',,t 49,, "o'';'" .5noos,d o,,d
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-, S.o','J .''Ia ,laos ond o,.n
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.'y"'",,', we '.nl' E,r oaci man
W. w = Pi 49, "a ,,,,, IA, With
,,,..,d ,.a rn.,, ,hn,e 1.scr;hcd rer
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,i'N ,l ,i,,a n,,,i,.,It,I,. no Il ,r.s
,r tra,.., ,." ,'.i H., nrd TO- 10 srrom
tInG f,,r -. ~, yrar.h"L nr;sonnrs. the
stronrnst end t%osn neore,l the ante Getting
I,s l.'7.r.,., sioro .Lr vc,k and sickiv rct
~ ',' 49, '''
ha,, o,,t:o.,,a t,,o sn,oi, Lrool; which
IL.,.,',h H., r.'- ~ 40 stncl,,dn
and wIirl ;,n.nlind tbr water for drnI;ina
"nJ 70" ,,,;,,. T,;. h,.n,, ho. IT, r;so in :,
,.'r,,,',,nt i,,r f,or, ~ r,;yon and AZ ~,
,;Ina. corta;n;y ~. for . irig:b.neJ ncr;od
,r", ih, ,",.r s,;,obfa or Lhaitby hnt whom
,bo fncos onI 6i,b ths draiHoae of tGn
,yIoIa rann Of prisoners, came to he sinner.
.'dd,d r. ~. ,dtrr,I unGtnn.. RI ,ha water
.'r r;,,i,;,,,t ~ oIaans;,,r nn.noscs nv rnad.
nrs cav, ;,,t,o what ,hT,.tr wns ass,Iataj, mr.
fcycrs cooled, or tirobbing TEMPLES washed.
hy th;s gn,t;na stream Of fl,b and disease
a, ,ny +;mo n7nInr ,be 1,nst r;a;I Lva;onic
restrictions, if is di,,ir9It to maintain Health
a,,J rinonl;noss o,non,,st =, Iar~o hnI, nt,
M what do You hini. was the condition
of thirty. seven thousand half naked. half
starved men. without any police r,gu-
lations. under no moral or restraining in
Hucncosy II the remnant who were finally
allowed to mass ont of this military Golg, tha
| we're not Wild beasts. unwashcd. beiouIcd
devils. no thanks are to he given to Henry
Vert for lack of effort to produce such
contamination.
When it rainci. Us it docs in that climate
almost continually duiing the spring and
fall months, the soil within the enclosure
was orc mass al lohjolly, soft mud, at least
fifteen inches in depth through which stalk
ed and staggcrcdth c gauut halt:clud wrctches
thus confined The Siench from the prison
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NEW MILLINERY
AND NgANTUA MAKING.

THE undersigned having returned to Fix
Il ton and taken possession of the house
formerly occupied hy Miss Caroline Chap.
man, (nearly proste Mr.. +. Browns store, }
beg leave to solicit the attention of their
friends and the public generally to their new
and well selected stock Of
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Agricultural Chemical Co.'S.
CHEAP FERTILIZERS.

THE Fertilizers prepared by the Arr;cuI,,r,i r,,,
cal Co, "a Company chartered by tho Legislature Of
remnsy ~ with capital of 10000 have been
proven IN practice to be the cheapest most pruhtabls
and best for the Farmer Gardner and Fruit rr,ycr nS
ai concentrated manures now offered IN any market
Inc Companys list embraces the following:
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
] OF Cecil county, has obtained from tho
Orphans Court OF Cecil county, letters of AID
mnistration on the personal estate of Richard
Taylor, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de
ceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated, on or before the 3rd day of July.
1866; they may otherwise. by law, be
excludcdtlom all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate'are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscri
Der. Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF
July, 1865. THEODORE WOOLLENS,
Administrator OF Richard Taylor, decd.
Test-CHALKLEY B. Cutler, Reg.
July 8, lS65--6w
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CHEMICAL COMPOST.

posed OF animal matter, such Eloat bone fish leather
'ir and won together with chemicals an, inorganic
erti6ers, which decompose tho mass, and retain the
heterogeneous elements. '
1t is very valuable fertilizer for fold crons pcnor
ally and especially for potatoes and garden FURNACES
Its excellent qualities. strength and cieapness hav,
made It very popular with all who have used il
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-12

This Fertilizer is COMPOSED
=. $500 Ns of night soil and the fcrtili.
ling elements Of urine, combined clienIitally and n,
absorbents. e "een's anu
~ Is reduced to a pulvoruient conditions ready f,r
Gus fertilizing properties, ~ e
Its universal applicability to all crops and soils and
us daraot and active Qualities, are known TO be ali
that agriculturists can desire ~ ~ al
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READ, REJECT, ACT.

A NY person by subscribing Three Dolla RS
IA to The Christian Commission will be
presented with the most beautiful Portrait
OF Washington and Lincoln ever offered to
the public or One Dollar and Fifty Gents
with choice of either. The proceeds Of
this go to the benefit of disabled soldiers
now in hospitals. Specimens can be seen.
end subscriptions taken by John Lakeland.
Upper Principle; ]. l.. Carhart, Zion; and
i. w. Thomas, North East Rev. Mr.
Schaffer, CharlestoWn; j. Roman Way, Port
Deposit, aud James McKinsey, Postmaster,
Elkton. Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN e. WILSON, Agent
for Cecil, Kent, Hartford and Baltimore
counties. [Jnly 30, 1865 3w
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The village Bell.


Pealed the ancient village bell
Over distant mead and dell,
From the church upon the hill
Ga the Sunday morning still,
Calling to the pews of oak
All the honest village folk.
And among the simple throng
Little Mary walked along.
With her tiny dimpled hand
In her mothers. hard and tanned,
Prattling crystal, childish words.
How she wondered that the birds,
Little truants of the bowers.
Dared to sing in Sabbath hours.
Happy in her mothers love.
Rich in wealth she knew not of;
Rubics shutting over pearls
Were her lips and teeth her cus!s,
Waving richly fold on fold,
Filagree of purest gold.
Pealcd again the village bell
Over distant mead and dell,
From the church upon the hill
On summer morning still,
Calling to the pcws of oak
Merry train of village folk.
And among the bridal thronc,
Mary blushing walked along,
CIasping tightly to Il hand
Not her mother s-hard and tanned,
iisping coyish maiden words;
While again the little birds.
Poured their melodies in showers.
Pealed again the village bell
Over hamlet. mead aud dell.
And among the funeral throng,
Mary pale was borne along.
Cold upon her quiet breast,
Folded were her hands at rest.
And the birds still firing never
Sing their minstrel songs forever;
Peals again the village bell,
Mary nsrd to love 80 we'll.
Pounding at the gates Of night,
Tolling darkness into light:
Preaching with It's mellow tongue
lIomilics o old and young;
Telling tales Of joy or woe.
TO the dead who rest below:
Giving back the love she gave
Does she hear it in the grave?
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Spring Goods,

such as RIBBONS. FLOWERS. SILKS
GRAPES, ILLUSIONS, LACES, NETS,
ORNAMENTS, DRESS CAPS, &c, &c.
which they will dispose Of ON the most rea.
somablc terms for Cash. Neat and Fancy
Ready made Bonnets and Hats always on
hand.
A Il kinds of Dresses and Cioaks will be
made by them according to the latest style,
and in the most substantial manner
The latest style Of Patterns from New
York will always be kept Tor sale.
Also, always on hand large and elegant
assortment of Band Boxes, either wholesale
or retail, at city prices.
REBECCA x KATE CROUCH.
Eltton, may 10, 1865.
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COMPOSITE FERTILIZER. III

phosphate fertilizer particularly adapted for the ou
tvation OF Trees, Fruits Lawns and Flower. I, v;u
promote very vigoi and healthy growth of Wool
aud Fruit and largely increase the quantity and perfect
plants and flowers it will be found an ndispeSabe
Gle to secure their greatest perfection 1t will
and diseased conditions Of the peach and grape
is excellent for grass and lawns.
1t is composed Of such elements make II adapte
the growth Of all kinds Of crops in all kind, of sol,
The formula or method Of combining i've consturn,
fertiiizng ingredients have received the highest
val of eminent chemists and scientific agriclturists
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Examiners Notice.

TNflE Undersigned Examiners, by virtue OF
D. a commission to them issued by the
County Commissioners Of Cecil county
hereby give notice that in Pursuance Of said
commission they will meet at Wilson Sid.
Wells Mill, on SATURDAY, the 18Th day OF
August, next, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. s:toview and
determine the propriety Of vaeating the pres.
cnt road from Wilson Sidwell's Mill to the
Harmony NJ. ?. Church, in the 7th District:
aud opening n new road to run through val
ley adiacc Mt to the present location, through
lands of Wlson Sid well. James Graham, VIM.
Griffee aud WIN. Harris, to point neal
VIM. Harris gate, on the Rowandsyille and
Battle Swamp road"
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL. HAlNES,
JAS. M. EVANS,
July Is, lSb5-5w Examiners.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10
Total for the Department ..
Mexico

Louis Napoleon has entered into an agree
ment. on the urgent appnca. ION OF Duke"
Gwin, by which 10. 600 French soldiers arc
to be sent 10 sonora. They 20 ostcnslbly
a. "worSmen" 10 operate The mines But
their real mission is 10 sustain .ho establish
ment of The empire. and secure the pay
ment of Tie sums advanced by France 10
MaxlmIan
Only few days since, a treaty was made
public negotiated sometime since between
Naxmilian aud the King nf Belgium. which
pledges the m,urper lie services u ). 900
men Tor perl0a OF live years.
Tie latest adyices show that ly q similar
arrangement with Francis Joseph of Aus
iria. who is Dis brother Macmillan has T.
guaranty of l0. 600 soldiers Tor SIX Years
wgo are 20 pe paid by Austria. and "a debt
created a-llu,l Tie ncW empire
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10
TIE Boldest Oil Swindle on Record.

There have been MANY huge swindies rer-
petralel iu Oii operations during ihe past
ie~ months. bul the following. which Is no.
decd in The Tuussiic r. 1rsr ec'pscs
AuAt in- nn The swiulsl- iuc which We
nave yet seen liappoars that certain par-
lies who had been engaged in BORN. near
4 FAnNlln visited ,hc town one l4y last WecS.
>lAiel that they had struc> oil tllt the.r
"eli was yielding one hundred barrels pv.
day. and tAat they would >,N out The Whole
talu- Tor SlS. uU0 cash. A couple ~ GEM
lemon @ere dispatched to looh as the Well
aua ou arriving there found everything as
represented. The machinery il perfect opc-
RATION. and the vel pumping uio a haze
tanA a very go-d quantity of cd. ~ iulv
The rake Indicated. TIE VISITOR, agreed 20
invest. aa, wanted "a icV hours Corded Iherl-
don. They Accorln-ly re.urncl tn rrll b.
ln ami consulted some of trp i-- "oL
men. IN ascertain the value o. such
sapposahle Investment. and were assur-
ea that it would Doe worth SsUH 600 az tho
least The settled the question. aua they
hurried hack to the owners. closed ihe bar
gin. planked The cash. and prepared 10
MAKE their fortunes without drlF. Tho
next dly it Was found that The old employ
ee> oi the Compaas had let. uli others
were promptly installed and tle pumping
resumed judge the a-fon.shmcni of The
purchasers upon discovering that noiwith-
standing continual pumping ana foN ot
OIL IL dad Not rise in the tank. In Other
words there were " surface indications" 81
a big leaNage. The pump Was stopped and
an excavation commenced AZ the side of tho
tank. icw ieei below A smaller tank WAS
found. communicating with The upper hA
small tube through which the oii WAS con-
iacici From the lower tark another tubc
decondcd dagonaliy 10 The veil about
eighteen ieet below the surface. and M
stul lower depth the well was piaEgol.
This device Tor securing an ineNhaus,Ablo
well could not well he improved Bu, Tho
victims " couldn't see H. They went back
10 Franklin in search of the sharpers; but
The lAuer were non cSt. and up to The pres
ont time they have not been arrested
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Tie Richmond Slave Mart.

The Richmond correspondent, ~ the Phil
adelphia Ifil4--r SAYS:
Onc 90 iae features of Richmond was her
slave mAr-. which were very extensive. for
a., Cd breeder Oi slaves Virginia Stood first
ln tAc l.lou The auction rooms are near
tIe Ballard iouc a few doors below and
adjoining number of livery stables Here.
lu a large rooms. AN kinds Of merchandise
were sold 90 the highest bidder \ few
rods % the north are iAe slave pens the
principal one oi which isoWnei hy " Lumb-
kins." Il was closed ami The gates barred
but stuut rap cor TWO on the cate hv our
coioged pilot brought an aged contrahand
10 the entrance. and Carleton. OF the Bos-
ton Jo,9aM and your correspondent en-
tered
The lari WAS empty and the place looked
de-oiaie. high brick wall. about two
hundrei feet square. enclosed three build
gs-the JAIL ,ae keepers residence. and a
residence lOr tie attendants aud -isvo-
Two pous," about twenty nvc bog hlty on
the first i0or. were foi cagiug Small win-
dove, t.pu-h which man could hot get
ms hAld We're ranged along The side. with
non h1f7. hN nothing e1u.l be seen out
.e ole BE- WAS l0r males. the other
i"r iema'es- Upon thc f.5r were several
in-e flf-~ i'. I-iglla- them down u
Whip liffi. So Ael-. nothing but hard
..nA ''1ra Wer, .o 1c ,,eu The stenc.
a.'..us nas a.i4i. bui 3, vas n.. 30 bad As
Lil..
II 'w many AId sou n here. asked
81 dunno; uaI 80 iull. Generally"
iiDT many bad sou il - sunday"
Nd many people n,eu s.udia- 'em to
LtncApI-- Qn Monday when you'uns
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

4 VAR ESDED. The war between Bue-
nos Ayres and Paraguay Is ended. and q
treaty 81 peace concluded between the con
tending powers. We are glad 20 know it:
but how long will The peace last. These
south American republics are in stale ~
chronic war. W sooner are they fairly out
~ one than they rush into another Cut
ing each Others tLrOais seems ~ come as
natural 20 them a. eating aud sleeping.
They take a. readily - bl0Od-lerlng as
duck takes 10 wafer. We verify believe
that II they were doomed 10 keep Tic pence
twelve months they would perish from
want Of siimulant
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

THE PLA0UE.-The Uerald correspond
ence from II. Petersburg claractefizes The
report ui thc prevalence Of the Russian
plague in that city as u great hoax ="
The disease assumes typhoid character IN
many Gases, without presenting generally
any very grave symptoms. It's sometimes
complicated ~ith cerebral congo Ion. pleu-
no4la sud other complaints, blt is almost
exclusively confined 10 The hospitals The
statement that The Siberian plague. which
Is nothing more than the malignant pus-
.Gle had made It's appearance. - therefore
sa.d 10 be uuiyunded.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

Fn1 PrrE FORESTS 0F NORTH CARoIIsA.
The schoo. boy. ai know that tLere are
vast pile forests in North Carolina. aud
inat The ilrpentile interests are very great
Ihi7 march OF The armies into The interior
opens lh's field " enterprise. There are
many Northern men there already lniercs-
tel in this business.
The pitch is caught iu quart wooden
bowls each tree Welding fJlr boxes during
the season. One barrel u pitch Yields
about I've gallons u turpea-ue Tie reel
due makes ros'n ~ various grades
Tue sti4llDg Gusts serelty-ise cents a
barrel : good SAL wlI distl Iiuv bar
rels day. Barrels can De- bought for one
dollar. cO0Ters and timber being plerlv.
TIE price 0f tu-pentlae and r0sil va-ie.
brt tAe above l-lre5 sl0w. 20 an enter
p--slag Il4n, Low much can he mads A.
tll- business.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

n We're the nation Jess afflicted in the
lOss ~ its beloved President it wO1|l again
break out into spontaneous rejoicing over
the capture Of Mobile. tie last remaining
seaport 10 possession Of tie rebels. except
some minor ones on tue cOest Of Texa-.
Tie capture o. Mobile IS one of the great
victories Of tie var. but the s;uDend0us
events which have preceded Il. viii detract
from Ia importance m tie public esiima-
ton Weaker aud weaker. however. grows
the already decaying rebellion WIKI is cap
ture.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

Andrew Jackson was once makinga stump
speech Out West IN q small village. Just
as he Vac concluding, Amos Ke-caA. VINO
ST. next behind bin. whispered. " Jip EN-
mt.e Latin General They wouldn't be
c0uIenr without H. Jackson Instantly
thought upon . few phrases BE knew. and
IN : voice of thunder wound up ais -Deecb
" exclaimlng. EpIusJHs ,I,t.l-sla-
qaas monte plls '.l.ra-muf't1, ia ..sr-
60 - The effect was tremeli .u- aal the
shouts could be heard Tor many nle..
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
B. r.. BAILEY.

ggff0PATnlC PhFscnn ant surgeon i-.nsllg.
,r-h one on wl-hiagto1 Avenue, over lager
s9rs Store Special attenuoa given to chronic
c9npfiisis. ani female disease is4.s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10
The State University.

The catalogue OF the University OF Mich-
igan Tor the current year has just been
issued. u gives highly iaiterln- exhibit
ton oi ihe continued and increasing pros
per.iy ui this institution.
The following table shows the number Of
students IN actual attendance DURING tho
present wear.
DEPARTMs NJ or SCIENCE. LITrRATURE, And
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10
LOiINS q RAIiEY.

sOJI All oh's p'alsrs, htv9 Ii-t rsceivst ilrF
Assirtn 30 ni s1-ls st,cE of Boots 1aI Slocs
slishtins of Mas. WJm,a's Boys, Misses
Ciiiifent ent f0ILh's Wsar Custom WorA
promptly tt.sh ist 10
JOHNS & BAILEY.
Lansing, NAY 10 1864 4T3tr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

war widow 10 L4Wr4uce.l.e. iiega
county, P4-, advertises 70 lay a wager wi-h
any responsible person. thnt Size c4l wa.k
one hundred miles without FOOL rc--. o.
drink; Oue-iourih u the proceeds ID *
given 10 tue Sanitary COmm-slDr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

To be yourself strictly yourself Is halt
Tie battle Differ rather than always sub
scrioe- On the cornerstone OF tie iayr.c
WHICH We cattle manhood IS engraved tie
monosyilaJle No. He WHO early learns ,he
Use OF that invaluable word las already
learned the way 70 peace, and comfort and
safety. Al easy compliance illustrates
everything. Respect for cthsrE rsed uoi
degenerate into seYylGuds.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

WiG)y aai Carriage N..sr, foot OF Washington
Ia .r-st, b'i1w ih3 site ~ the Lansing "A ll~e
Wts'as colsfl1tly On Alni, A. -slsosab!s prices
keplrlng lone 50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10
DENTISTRN.

y H. co.'s, Dentist, would Inform the people OF
-. .e<e.9e, Lansing All vicinity that ne IS per
tlF-S s<lN rulnouty iocated n tle cIy OF I-Insln.
~III lyanc Il prepared o. perform Al. opera
tons p.f-ulins % th3 Dental profession. IN the
n fss satisfactory mtttcr. Teeth A led with goi
Hl t'ii. 'r snufur. arth-lu t3sth ul,llt'f un
rip1'r base, 80 tpl tt'st approve sfvic. Ofi 81,
ovsr Wuifsn. NJ Carr's B,,xst.rs Lansing. I'm.
2jth 1884 l. Az
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

LtN-lN1. M.sli< " Eis4r, Prop isr,r lh
LigW Il1s5 ls afS. t4i is 4tisi up thr1ug gholt
t1e best styis AMI sith now flenitlrc un Wssi
ils'1 Ag'lIl. u-tr ths sds nf t1- Oil Lla-lh.
H)lss. stages lsavs this "A ms, daily 479
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EDGAR IIOUsE

ID HUDSON. Proprietor. Lansing. Nithis,l. sppu
sra tli flt.tsi silliI4. ss4-rI Sfts. Onlr
sept BE- C'pl-ctipn with the i,Is- SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

THE CLc.r1at. Gazsrs's Charleston cor
respondent wri-es-
Amid the rubbish Our company found
haadills and whole sheets or lne original
Continental money tast Lad been Ire
SER ed lere l0r q hlnlr-l ye4rs. L. be ex-
hlusted ry q second revolution IL tie very
time wneu confederate scrip VAS 10 be cor
sigBed 70 similar Obscurlty We were
thus enabled 10 carry away, ss relics. the
Obsolete currency OF Two epochS hundred
years apart.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10
>. l.. LANTERarAN.

MIST i's'h n'Iatsi oa Gold, silver, OF Rub
-. osr Base Olse At his resi- Islcs on tirsa
'SA 5ir5ct, ii-ecIy east u tia Capisol, In.
--'-1 sing, Mi,li.sn. 4s0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

PdTslCliN sni Surgeon Oiics a. the Drug store
o. p rnyer 5'n, in uotge AID B'ehe'- Book
washington Avenue. Lansing, Mich. Ah calls
promptly llt-nief tp. Al
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10
DOCTOR Il. ". NELSON,


PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Lansing. Mich Ofice aud
resi- cnce on Michigan Av.uae. lew doors east o..
EslO O1c'. SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-10

Smoking cars have Oesu placed Oh The
Sew YORK street railroads.
Ors million two hundred thousand two
esn. peless vsFs soInsd lssi month.