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PRO!Ds SIS wa be see,ud aifhis L ice m'i IL M on
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the iogogins sI.ies sui quais to bs delivered IL hi'
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and au'i,y Of coneai- ssmpc' nay - .r' at oe' OF
All articles win Dc inspected ~ tnis one. ard found In
qusty and quantity n --i accor sice VIII ,se 'iIleas
oithe conract brore tsy w.. b. scc,pfed ivoss oLtf
must he lccompsnisd ny "rcn ra-fsy .rsf o. ore 81
mose responsible pyIo"s 20 e efro 'h,' Il - GA Of -
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lhey to good ~ daole,s b. --a Che
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FORM OF OFFER
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taI ties for TAD ;ao !. i. El.l5 iiG.en as.e
ably the provisions aud IN conformity Tie terms Of he
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FORM or GUARLNTY.
We. t.s undefsi q. res.eenis Of -. IN Tire
Stale Of - hereby Jointly md s.yeIs'y covenant
WITH he United States al guaranty IN c.Ae tn' fo5. soI;
Ri lor III isl " De scerp'ed, that b. toI they will
Vii l ten DAY. ue tho psncs q the SD hil Coz bds
the contra. igr To same VIII fooc Huo suhier
suretie- 20 deliver he ------, Wsparel IN eon.of
ni;y 10 tho e.n Of the under which i
Ia ie rni hereto ap,ndad; sud the sst -------
maze good Ia. dterfics the ett OF TIE ftid
lsisnsiuf,h)
Wines:
hereby certify that to the best o, my tnowedse ,uab
lief the above named guxsrOrs good and seHiclet
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CDs.e) 30 ..
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GOD. NEW SKIRT.
THE GREATEST IS.ENTTOV OF THE AGE ~
HOOP SKIRTS.
I W CpADLKY'S Jew Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor doubled SPRING srRr.
VESTS. BRADLEY CARY tls.e r. T. 4 J. 0. VEST,
SOLE PROPRIETOnJ AID MANUFACTURERS. nos
81 CHAMEEgS ami ~ and 81 i.EADE-sIS. sew
lo-k
THIS INVENTION consists Of nrrLyS Tor ,volEriiTtc
PuRs EEFis EDSrRrI SPa;Svs, issionsy pHAiD DfthT'
Iy andHiKgLl srsfr Dp6E r1GS. naii re fou"ifs
MOT 81 xiELs ILAI.ic nud D5RArlt sTs NJ "r e-rd.
n SELDOM BEND fse ic SINGLE 9f ~ ai con
,,..uert'y .rr.tsyc trr rkGYsC4 snG nBhulTb shtfE
gy TnAs TwIlT my Io2G as siNCLS sPHrG s.ii.E
. AZ EvSt uss ~ cAN t"siDi-
lns voSDEAyVL ~. NIafrirg AID great '"rsoir ard
rrr.s-rr 20 rny LAZY .EAfINg tho DrTLE< fi'usic
srtrr y ~ Re - n- en Fouir'y " u cHp. s-'rs
Bfus ogFRA ckEFIAGS sAiLneADcsna. ChrNcI vsss.
xCI.frs iof ~ xrEf - I'D ior sAt> "ft y II
a. a D., iOLDfp vf.n IN Ufs to OCCUPY -nst fs-c1 -
silly suj oorvs Ei llly sifS = . rfily Dhtss.
LADY i-girg .iinytf ' 4rfs r. CON 1r 1905 ff-i' On
vrrinc- Of vcartg PIX fLLirric rTRiHG thif- i1f
ssGig DAY Will never ~ f All 10y tsp'nse WI Nr
ne 81 . fOR cnLoA =, AissEs sd loc,O LApiri aic
Rotor {, all oilers,
iHLY -rr h- bet QJAIl IN every pat, md rsouT *
AnLr 30" i.lGurEsr. mos sffaBLz. CQai0t fAtL D =
lcoxc.icAL salIrT ever de- h. a Fif cisss
stosc. m rns CITY bryu ,out Tie isEFp rfAiHa,
,axau. IArA.. CUHA. M.lico, soUTH AanacA ind
TO A fsr 4GBfys . $50,
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GREAT INVENTORS-Fulton, Stevenson.
NJ Dsvy. Gottenburg Archm.edes Dssu-us Nofse' Whit
new Arkwrgl, " at with for, s ~ drtcT ,ols. Also
MsjorGcn f,rry. Mas Burt, baron 'uyii. >f Joan ef'
schel Newton. Duion howard, bnsto toui5- hasiarhe
<ioted Burne.t N lis Comic Ply siJcu1ny WIN ~ a -.
traion. +, Benson, r.. EYE GLANCES On BROADWAY
-lasiFaied Coor OF Eyes, biu- tTown lac tse'' sIie
ofthe Eyes Place If the in> iUvs Of tAe tieas I've
1sshes CHOICE OF OCCUPATIONS. y ror.nns IN Lie;
What can the Toys st ifp1cr--rs ind the lerl~T ;,
Crarv PSYCHOLOGISTS. Iilitfl- ---Alr 'tii'
Small Voice Skel N.usraon: The Law ~ 'rocre.
Color Bhndues.; Noes REPOITER. AND RtFlEf-
ISO-wtlh Porrsiis ofNfNDKi WDUDFALL md JANIS
JERRY PsYCBOIOGl--a -. alc'5 Erl,r.euce; C'sos
81 the Brsin: Looming ops d. 1Ioas the stars; var
lns Jupiter Coming 10 hHsri Body lille ara S'u' LIE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN History; tlmgtc and Ne-etatol
Climate and Color North sli Soa,h Mixing ne Races; 10"
Che Races die out OUR SOL Al RtLAllONs-hef.
Let Girls be Girls Lesson for Wive. Ngrynr fr SNOW
With 81 tn-raved us;l tons Double Npmber Pfkf-
NOLOGICALJUUh.ALio Tor APRIL Cniy ~ e'uts y 'Is.
post, o. So yesE. hewsnen have u. address Aessis
FOWLER WELLS. SO B-oadsssy. y. /
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No. J. APRIL. ISIS.
NOW READY.

i-rrOGRESS or TtiE CHCRCH IN THE UNITED
2-TiiE ASCENT SAINTS OF GOD. By Cardinal
Wisenen.
3-A PILGRIMAGE To hRS.
t-rHE THREE WISHES
SEX fiUMO. By fary Cornwal.
6-THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Of ALEXANDRIA,
2 jim .cOOW AN WISH
8-TNE MONT GEMS TGN.l.i. ..-
e-ON T!E UNITY OE IAIb IN TIE ANIMAL
klNGDON.
lo-DOHINE QUO NAplS,
Il-CONSIANCE SHERWOOD. ~ Lady Fullerton
l2-TWO SIDES o. CATHOLICISM.
I3-NONSlEUR BAYOU.
l4-CARDlNAi NlSEMAN II ROME.
15-THE NICK VI fiMf. ..
ie-RECENT DiSCUi FRIES ~ TT. cArAcoMBs.
l7-MlsC ELLANI-SCiE
l8-BODN NOTICES. -
FIVE DOLLARS YEAR, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Sir=l- CORES = cent?.
Addr.s, THE CA7HOiIc World (fo,,.Ofiee. box
No $685. No. H., EuI'a-st., Nev-f ofk -. ..,,
The Trade supplied ~ t.e AAtlICt-s NhNS tO"-F4-
NY No. m N.ssaUsi
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CMALI. FARM FOR SALE-Near Station.
~ one Lon, 'ho Cry - tee. VIII LArn. s,- -.
sotisg iTice $500; half OF mortgage Actress d. D..
Haiiw.y. ". J.
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| L,ARM FOR SALE.--A good grass, milk, grain
j. aud ra FARM Of rising 100 about % miles from
the city the Long Island Railroad o' se ehssp buildings
| coIrino dous
Apply 70 c. TABER, Tribune Oaes
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DIANOS ald MELODEONS, NEW ant
SECONDHAND By best n.ak.I. AZ tss "a pace LI -
WATCHH3 !IsWtLRi, Ci0AKS.ThiNII'OS, SEWING
NJ CHIMES, CHESS BOARDS. GOLD PENS, &c. Cas-
paid for goods OF all kinds Jf. JONES No. g Ann q.
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nRUM and FIFE INSTRUCTOR, contain
~ Ing 100 msrfh,s qieksiep-, poAas, li camp fuy,
yiguais, calls, popular ,rotic Cse, EaLed ice
1kEDERlCh BLUM. No. 2 9 Sowery.
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DEAL EsTATE FOR sALE.-al,5 500 W.

"a buy s soos FRAME house. u 'arge roDns vita
every toyepince sud fy tosr .ois OF Land w-s ~
o., y in rhoic- lu and shfI5bs,y. DuhgicA 10
tween sud .9rntsts brooklyn Z. d. ln9Gi.e>of Il
W COL ron yfihl .. Oti-e.
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VTHE CATHOLIC WORLD.
Il NEW MONTHLY ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,

GENERAL LiTrRAlURE AND SCIENCE.
Il published Ia this cy TIE bret nun'rr Is now ra-cy
ha .u, 81. has h.c We'd rom the AGch-
bishop of Eewi ORR AMI oes prrars tr Catholic Church
Iach number Of tue CATHOLIC WORLD viii form dou.
Die column sezre OF ~ SIS. making nearly ,oVo
No. J, APRlL. lS,5.
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A FFIICTED RESTOREDl IGNORANCE
THE NATlONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW

NNHE NAIlONAL VUARILI,Lf RE|IEW.
l. VOL X. NJ. Ak. sihECH lS5.-CoSrzSTE
I-l;alian Poetry--A;ioso.
II.--Lunar Phedoinsna
Nl.-trohan- Of CIaverhogse aud the CovenantstI
N.-Our Gas Mono pote4.
N.-Edwsra Ev,reii.
VI-Maehi.ve.ii aid His .isxin, ~ CovernrGstt
VII-Hi.iory. U~ss sn3 Al -, cf r,leum.
NlII-Swed ubors and ais New Religion
lX.-Sotices aad Criticisms.
Subscription yer sdvsnce: single ruutrr =, ~
The Editor lend TIE NoTS es VI po,t-se 10 snJ ait Of
Che United States receipt Of su s-tiptc Genera "nt-
American Co. NJ. ~ Nas.u-st. III cogmuc TO
be addressed to EDW. l. SEAkS LID " BIB House, MI
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NEW MUSIC-TuE JERSEY Lowers,
IN aPATHE1iC minstrel hsisi o. tie s~rocoH'ic o'ee
composed by T.. T. JOHNSTON. flire Jjc.i Laed iIee
FREDERICK BLUME, No ,a8 Bo~ery.
EXCELSlOR MUSIC Tor VIOLIN, FIFE,
IL FLUTE OF CORSEr-Newcsi and most PopslaI trres
Ten different Numbers &c neied iree. FHGDEHlCh
BLIJME. No
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on, ON THE BRAIN AND BRAINS on

VOL-A Grand and COnesl combination Of ley objects
and The most Augab exciting and splendid show OF Oh on
Abe brain in the funniest liz NO. ready you ever
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VINUE JUDICIOUS TREATMENT OF Merry.
Gus Seminal GIoary ard hindred Affection, sediments
E;rictures the Blood san h., tbs Use o. SuI.r-
Revised EDITION. IS IHA.SLES y. HNiAlDsD. NJ. ~.
formerly Professor Of SPECIAL Anatomy saA ~ar.cry The
Syracuse Medical College, J.. J. Isce > ~. T. NARNfh
Pubher No. NcseysL. Aston Loasc. AUTHORS add
No. 81 East Twen.v-srvnuh-.i.
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IL well educated TbACifEtS; sdis IFscn'Ts "' .n"~n
sb,iy 10 siiuaio's giving Parents Information OF good
Schools seiI, or Rrnus School Properties mailing tree
Of retail pri s books ordered. &C. tor pftsu
lsrs aidn,s j. A. NASH, No. 3rekniansi.. Nrw.fors
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MISS HRACE's ENGLISH and FRENCH
w HOAHDiSG ard nay SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES Nos. "a ard ~ E.ias,, fewi!svsn. c. sprms
;, ssinu corrissaets ArTl H.
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aGUITAEY BOARDING. SCHOOL, Whit,
AiX Plains. Sewyors; nonr ,ride rom !ne ci'y.
%. Il. Willis, !. 81. Principal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17

The FEELING II THE ARNY.-Ne have
been shown a letter from George Gordon
Of Grand Ledge. dated City Point. April
u 10 his father. from when we make the
following extract. which doubtless ex-
presses the feeling m the army generally
towards the rebels:
d" You know We used 10 read oi
the cruelty Of rebels TO our prisoners, and
YOU know We did not use to believe il could
be 80. But. "a God Is my judge. it never
was half told.
"Oh. it was a heart-rendiug sight % see
the poor fellows we released in Richmond:
all rags and filth, and nearly starved 10
death-nothing hut walking skeletons
while the prison yard had hundreds of
graves in il. of men who had friends at
home as dear To them As have. And
though almost Incredible it is fact that
every Yankee SON ~ q hitch the guards
would shoot they got furlough Of twenty
DAYS. know OF men shot on the battle
field bv wounded rebels while giving the
scoundrels water. have seen this myself,
or I could never have believed it.
And to wind up their horrid work.
which has placed almost every family in
mourning in the land for friends lost. they
have killed the President. than whom be
lieve. now he has gone, no nObier man lived
i'm the United States But when the South
killed Lincoln. they lost their best friend.
He would have parioned every one Of the
leaders-even JefT Davis But Johnson,
who, YOU remember. was q slayehOldine
Democrat all his life. SAYS, Treason must
be punished and not pariOned." hope he
will hang every one Of them. so they never
can bring war on Us again.
Il have seen strong Democrats-mer
that know voted for McClellan-when III,
news came that Lincoln was shot. weeE
/ Ike children, and lift their hands TO hi@l
Heaven and curse the South and all trai
tors. Ii was an awful and imposing time
+ God have mercy on he people. il the arm,
again gets in motion. They will entirel,
exterminate them; and believe il j.
right
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17
Lansing. May l2th. l'65.
D. 80
Crops in Indiana.

LAFAYETTE. lsp., May sth lSo'-
Since came here. one week ago inc
weather has been Wet aud cold Farmers
have mo-, vet planted and many have not
finished blowing for The corn crop Far
mers with whom have conrersed. living
within ten miles 81 tnis place, report th@i
winter wheat looks bad. that 10 is badly
winter killed; that cherries and eurraniS
have been injured some by the late cold
winds and rams, but that the apple being
inst in blossom, will escape ana the crop DE
ful: and that the peach il ''no whar' haV-
inc been killed a year ago last winter
LAFAYETTE is 4 tine town OF some over To-
600 inhabitants, and possesses facilities Tor
a still larger growth. The Wabash river
and canal run along on the northeast side
Of the town, the Toledo and Wabash r. H.
ON the southeast, and the Chicago, Ne"
Albany and st. Louis Il. Il. through the
centre. In point OF business Importance
and sources of future growth, IL Is second
To no town in the State except lndianapo-
liz. D. u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17

ES- At the present session Of the Wayne
Circuit Court, William Dean. native OF
Delaware. was indicted for illegal voting.
He claimed that he was of Indian descent.
he was examined by Dr. Zina Pitcher, who
declared that he was not moro than one
sixteenth negro. The question was how
much blood it requires 10 disQualify white
man from not being a voter. His counsel
claimed that where the majority OF blood in
a man was white. he was 4 white man
within the meaning Of the Constitution.
This is agreeably to the decision in ONO.
The Judge in his charge TO the jury, said
that if they considered from the evidence
that the defendant had more than One-six-
teenth part of negro blood in his veins, he
should be considered guilty Of the charges
IN the Indictment; but if they had reason
TO believe that the defendant honestly be-
lieyed there was no negro blood in him,
and that he was legal voter he should bG
acquitted; and that if the jury believed hin
to be a person Of Indian descent. not being
member of any tribe, he was entitled I,
vote under the Constitution Of the State
The jury, after retiring for a short time
brought inaverdict Of guilty on the charge
specified.
The case viii be taken up to the Suprem
Court for them to decide what constitutes
"white inhabitant," as the term appears i
the State Constitution
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17

A" sam who understood the plot and agreed
70 II. and backed ont 10 the end because 0i
Ms falling courage, VIII also slie- death.
He was : cOnsuirar0r but not bold enough
10 be an assassin.
3. Captain Willie Jet found a. Bowling
/ Green. who took Booth behind linn on his
horse. thus facilitating lis escape, VII run
f 4 close chance Tor hls neck. lie either alt
or did not recognize ll Booth tne assassin
and If 80, W. 10 him
4. Azerorh OF Azerodt. b-- whose name
in his own eXecrA1.e cl-r-- rlp-l. ! nave
COPIED from tie register - h.rkWools H0-
Tel Is Sc g. ~ AlZer0lt. Charles county.
+ Nd. l26 B. will be hung positively. tie
j. J murderer by instinct and temperament.
His face Is { standing conviction
. Ms Surra,t Will suffer --ei full penalty
attached % ner crime. A. Booth was the
master. 50 W..s sic lie mistress coAspl.4ios
She is bod AMI crle.. ana deserves 20 de
6. Mclaughlin. a friend and confederate
OF b l0th Viii lle for conspiracy wl-lol.
C0lr--e.
:. Dr. NllI. residing near Byan,own.
may suffer death tlr BIS uu i.-y. lie sci
Booths leg 0n saturday morning. ana neF-
~ mentioned ittAl sunday nl-lt. lie mas
ave recognized Booth. and may no-. - A'
SAYS have heard u The murderer Bug Doe
mas been stern seceSsiOui--. ana "a life iA
surauce policy. az present would cost DIN
TIE revenue % his country.
:, JOHN LOyd Wlll certainly die. lie Sep
Mrs.. >lrrMr. L0Iel ~ >lrrA-l>tllIe. -ecr.
t-i AMI furnished tile tw1 a-s4s-ll- WAL
car1neS ami although positively aware o.
The conspiracy before. and ,-e crlme BOD
mriia.els alter l.s execution. Ae held D..
trD.r.-D
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17

SrsVs cF TIE TNE-.=Tle New York
Herald Is in favor OF c0nierring the right Of
suffrage unon the emancIpated negroes OF
the south The New York World argues
that partition should be made o. estates
formerly owned by leading rebels, which
NAV Doe placed either in The hands Of their
dunes or OF soldiers II the Union. The
Louisville Journal vigorously den0unces
those who seeN 10 impede the work Of eman-
cipation I'm Kentucky. \ Court al Bermu-
ia has under trial Or. Blackburn. sece>s-
ion aren't. Tor deliberately shipping iltec-ei
RAGS 10 New York. ia the hope OF lntrolu-
ciur yellow fever there. When the news OF
Lees surrender aud LincOln's assassination
reached Liverpool the builders of block
ade-runners ami 3lakeiey guns held NEE
ting 10 denOunce the crime. and express
their svmpathies with the Federal Govern
ment. We do not propose % discuss what
would have been the tone Of these organs Oi
opinion had Grants campaign against Rich
mond fLiled-ihoush a reasonable inference
may De based upon their temper al.er the
disasters suffered by our arms during some
of the Virginia campaigns. We only pat
upOn record the remarkable conversion
which they have undergone. with AL eX-
preston OF thanks 10 such stern lO-ic.aus
a. Grant. sherman Meade. sheridan. Thorn
a and Farragut. for convincing them OF
their past blunders--Ab. Journal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17
To the People of the State of Michigan.

The war is over. Joy and sorrow iii al
bearts-ioy for the successful terihlh~'-ON
81 the cause OF freedom and humanity SUI
row for the loss OF thousands Oh luz O'''
and bravest OF the land .,.o- III, NO
II il eminently fitting ana proper 'n-'
Ill s,a,e Monument Of Marble al the
Conital Of the state. wherein the names OIL
~ who enlisted from this state snAl' "
engraved. Upon the crown. or summit
=. ~ ,lace the name OF Abraham Lincoln
~. Immortal: the Vice President the
.-a,,,.e,s If the Cabinet, and also the IA
,ion.l Generals. Let the monument be Ill
,',.ie1 into sections. or spaces Tor eAcN
1T, ~ the state. Let II be built OF the
,,ost enduring materials, in the most SUI
.,antial manner. that. Ike the Egyptian
pyramid. il may DEFY time, gloriiy their
memory. and honos their desee'l''---7
through all generations
To- rho Hons. Austin Blair, Henry H.
60 Iobo owen. II. q. Wells, aud John
v Iopryear. be the suilding coiiin''' ee
10, the committee commence tie "olA a.
soon a. $50 900 is subscribed
To, Jobn owen bee Tie Monumental state
T-s,-nrer 10 receive al SUBSCRIPTIONS from
local rreasurers. and To- pay ONT tie same
nnop the order Of majority Of the com
m,ttee. Let the Treasure. invest The luNU'
in interest bearing convertible securities
INTO CRATER so. O0G have been subscribed
- bis Judgment may dictate Let AiH
n,t5,-b q list weekly o. total Oh receip''
,rs Disbursements, together with name "'
amount OF each person subscribing as i1'
oi.hei him by local treasurer-.
Ieta man IN each town, and eacA "'.
Of q city. hy common consent be app'i'-e
a.local treasurer. who shall receive aN'
-e,,,r weekly or .em.-mOnthly. 70 l-e 9l~-
T Treasurer. the names Of all subscribe
Tho amount subscribed by each. ANA IL
n,-.ey received. less Tie exchange "N
+ postage.
Lett The subscription range nom one ''D'
% five dollars-tlat they "ho are 300" cAl
.ren. and vino may visit the Capital ih ID
t,re wears a. visitors. upon business, d
A. future legislators Of The state mAs ie
a iust pride Of their participation in i.-
4 Ana lie, the press OF the State. % 'D'
approve If the plan push it along
: If this is not the best way LEI another
p devised. and let Us he up and doing.
J. l. MEAD.
o,.,,.,.. Nov IyfI l-G5.
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Sur-prsrr. oN TeIAI--Nrs. Betty Per
IN. ~ baltimore. is on trial IN Washington
r,- treason. in cousor-ing With AMI AIDING
the opera,i0us OF Gilmore. ile -lelf-i T.
$40 j. oDlv - years o.. age ana 'efy -tAa-
--,ra F. tie u' l,w Dbl. d ilte officer ID Gen.
rss-s s-aT ths 3le-'l-e- 90 batnlef<
-'s...-.- sr.I is sail .o i.. .f.m .a-e = ~--l-y
ZION Thomas Co-sl j. ner counsel. '-e
s'.near- ina Csar, N.A defiant 49,. Ald
....,.s p. entertain d. Il--y contempt -'- .-e
--.r- s.l eagles of i,- nemae--- u T. I'D
evidence .hat On an occasion when gilmore
~sn-pr,.i = tram on the Baltimore ANA ONO
~afl-oa1 this delightful creature pointed
mr. - him the baggage u oe opener OF
DESTROYED. advised Gle Distribution Oh prop
errv belonging 90 Union officers OF citizens
who were passengers, l1soll-e-y 4a1cci 10
lie excess OF her joy. aal proposed anu
arranged q Z liant picnic over the event
IN winch me was = principal actor me
-arhe- seems 10 Ike the nOtO-lty she = a.
fainin-- anu smiles o. mods approFlns.y
1yhenever any testimony = given peculiarly
calculated % demonstrate her active sym
patty with the Rebe.<.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17
National Debts and Q. s. Stocks.

The creation Of national debts Is not
modern Improvement. bat the ability Of
great nation 10 provide for . great deot'and
To- make Il the most convenient and Jest
form Of personal property, IS modern
wonder. The debt Of Great Britain vas
begun bv raising = million sterling by loan
in 1892. and when her great contest WIN
Louis XIV. was terminated. the debt had
reached fifty millions. Many statemen anu
economists were then alarmed a. the great
burden which had been imposed upon the
industry Of the country. bu, when tie war
If The Austrian succession had swelled this
amount 20 eighty millions. Macau.ay says
that historians and orators pronounced the
case 10 be desperate But when war again
broke out and the national debt was rap
idlv carried up 10 one hunnred and forty
millions. men OF theory and business both
pronounced that the fatal day had certainly
arrived. David Hume said that. although.
bv taxing It's energies 10 the utmost. the
country might possibly live through II, the
experiment must never be repeated. even
"a small increase might be fatal Granville
said the nation must sink under i- unless
some portion OF the l1ad was borne by th6
American Colonies and the attempt % inn
nose this load produced the war of the rev
olution. and instead Of 0mtpis'ssg ad.le.
another hundred millions 90 the burden
Again. SAYS Nacal.ay. was England glye'