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VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

n n PNAEA H y SALE
The subscriber having determined to decline far.
ming offers at Private Sale the following dssr-
able property, situated miles west Of Smyrna Del
aware, 8 miles from the Smyrna Depot, and miles
from a contemplated Depot ut Kenton the Della
ware and Maryland Railroad (Which will probably
be in early next spring, the track il already
sompeted beyond that poinD, adjoining lands Of DR..
s. M. Flsler and Major J. G. Black.
Containing 298 Acres,
About 100 of which are fine OAK and CHEST
.ssar NUT Timber. The arabic land is divided in
SS5 ito five fields, and is in high state of cuhi-
vation. The Fencing is in good condition.
Fruits sufficient for family purposes ulso young
Apple and Pear Orchard consisting of about l35
trees The soil we'll ada pied to the growth of all
kinds of Grain and Fruits. The improve SSS::-1a
ments are a Large Two-Story BRICK E3iia
DWELLING, with a large Kitchen. The NAlIL
out buildings sufficient for the farm and all in good
order.
For further particulars, call on Thomas Csrrow,
land agent, Smyrna, Del. the subscriber on the
premises. THOS. J. I.AMBDIN.
Smyrna, Del, Dec. 90, 1865.
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JACOB HARLEY,

Ia Successor TO Stduber d Harley, A.sk
No. 622 MARKET ST.. PHlLADA.
Dealer in Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Fine
Gold JEWELRY; Solid SILVER-WARE, and the
sEsT xAKE of SILVER PLATED.WARE. Constant.
Iy on hand large assortment Of the above goods
low prices.
Watches aud Fine Clocks REPAIRED. by skillful
workmea; ALSO JewelFy repairing Engraving and all
kinds of Haif-work 10 order at short ndtice
sr Don't forgst the oiU STAND, No. 62T Market
d. Philad'a%Hl y 'a. 50 api4.9m Of
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TAKE NOTICE

Farmers aud Dealers in Fertilizers will please take
,.Ce mat hnVe adopted the following Trade Mark
:, vro,ecl ourselves and prevent those who use our
~. B.ne Super Phosphate from being deceived when
uu,chasing manureS
wo have heen obliged 10 give this protection TO our
c..,oaers, consequence O several parties EavlIs
,,Is NfnIiy used oar distinctive name, VIE; Raw
M,ns" IN offering then article 10 the pub2. This
'rds Mark is adopted in addition to the title Raw
Name" which is our exclusive property, and we eau
nan MI Manufacturers from using il in future. We
ud slate the trade and consumers. thai they will
81 n 10 their interest to see that he Trade Mark
i. upon every bag and barrel they purchase, none
other i genuine.
BAUGH & SONS.
Smyrna times., 1866-01-10
ON Saturday, January 6, 1866, Messrs. TIcKNoR &
" FIELDS will begin the publication Of weekly
journal entitled
EVERY SATURDAY:
4 Journal of Choice Reading, selected from
Foreign Current Literature.

Much of the best literature Of the day 10 iound IN
the English and Continental magazines anu periou-
cas and it s the design Of tho publishers OF lhs ne"
journal to re oduce the choicest selections from ihese
for American readers, IN form at once attractive and
;naxn,n,ive The Publishers believe that such jour
nal conducted upon the plan which they propose. will
be not only entertaining and instructive IN itself. but
nlere,tng and valuable reflex Of foreign peTiOdl.
cal literature of the better class
EVERY SATURDAY is intended for Town and Coun-
try for the Firesde the Seaside, the Railway and the
Steamboat Its plan embraces incidents OF Travel and
dventure, Essays Critical and Descriptive. Serial
Tales Short Stories. Poems, Biographies Literary In
Isligsnce etc., in connection with JudcOus selections
from the admirable popular papers on Science which
are constantly appearing in foreign periodicals. The
value Of these papers from the fact thai scenli
nc subjects however harsh and dry themselves are
here treated in graphic and picturesque style Us
10 charm the reader while instrucIng HIM.
1t will ba. short. the aim of It's Publishers that
EvKRY SATUR shall cOmmend itself by its FRESHNESS.
and variety TO all classes Of aud cultivated
readers.
EvKRY SATURDAY will csntain each week thirty
two large octave pages, Handsomely printed in doube
columns, with an engraved title.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
The National Debt.

The monthly report Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury shows reduction in the Ma
tional debt during the month OF April OF
seventeen millions Of dollars There was a
balance in the Treasury on The lst of MAY.
ofgold 81. O0O, 600; currency. SCI. 600. 600:
total, Sl3S, goo. 0O0 In his annual report
TO Congress, the Secretary estimated that
The National debt wouli show an increase
on the first OF July over the same time the
preceding year Of SIP. 600, 600. Instead
OF The expected deficit of receipts compared
with expenditures. the revenues are greatly
in excess OF the demands of government.
The present receipts Of gold being at the
rate OF Sl2o GOO. 600 per annum. while only
ouc half that amount ia required TO meet
the interest on government bonds, the
question naturally arises, why this surplus
OF gold Is not al once applied to the reduc-
ton OF the National debt It would reduce
the debt and interest to be paid. would
cause heavy fan in the gold market. and
tend to place the business Of the country
speedily upon 4 specie basis. Let surplus
revenues Ice At once applied TO reduce the
debt.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

In the House May 4th Mr.. Stevens asked
leave TO introduce the following Joint reso-
luton:
RsS0lrel, BIZ tie Senate and House NJ
HepreSeHfGftreS az Congress assembled.
That tho Congress Of tho Unitod States %
America has learned with deep regret OF
The attempt made upon the life of the En-
peror OF Russia by an enemy of emancipa-
ton. Congress sends its greeting 10 His
Imperial Majesty and the Russian nation.
and congratulates the 20, 900, 600 serfs upon
the prOvidentlal escape from danger OF tire
SOsereign.tO whose head and heart they
owe the blessings Of their freedom.
There being no objections, the joint res
oluti0n received its several readings
Mr.. Grinnel Of Indiana, called for the
yeas and nays on the passage Of the resO-
luton. The following was the result:
Yeas. l2i; nays. none 80 tho JOINT reso-
luton was passed
The bin 10 revive the grade OF General
passed the House, by yeas ll6, nays H. 1t
is expected that this title will be conferred
upon Gen. Grant Under it, he viii receive
from all sources, the yearly pay Of ST., 900.
In the Senate, bin has been introduced
by Mr CONFESS. OF California. to make
eight hours days work for government
employees.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
STATE ITEMS

We acknowledge The receipt OF the I1nia
county Sentinel, q new Republican paper
Just commenced at Ion,a by J. C. TAYLOR
K F. G. Stevenson, Editors aud publishers.
Il Is a neatly printed sheet OF seven col
umns to the page and displays good taste
in lis selections and editorials This makes
the second Republican paper in Ioni4 coun-
ty, while tie Democracy are unable o. sup
port one. \ good record FIR the RepuhH-
cans OF that county.
Hon Sanford Howard. Of Lansing. is %
address the Sheep SheAriug Festival. TO De
held by the Livingston County AgdcuItu-
raj Society at this place on Tie 18th and
10Th INST
The Ctt.zet says the meeting Ci the State
Base Ball Association owing % the small
attendance was adjourned 90 meet at the
Union House in Jackson. ou the lIlh Of
July
The work Of surveying the Port Huron
and Lake Michigan Railroad has been
completed ia -. Clair and Lapeer counties.
Tie surveyors are DOW AT WORK in Genesee.
Grand Rapids has been visited with
another destructive fire The total loss
was $50 900 of which two thirds was in-
sured
The citizen saws l23 persons uuitcl with
the Congregational church 40 Jackson. last
Sabbath. the result Of the late revival there.
II 500 acres we're located at Ionia under
tie Homestead act ia the month IL March.
AM J, 500 acres with cash.
Ninety teachers were in attendance at
The late State Teachers Institute held at
Medina, LenAwee county.
The state Congregational Association
meets at Jackson May 18th At 100 p. IT,.
and continues over the sabbath
Gov. Grape sixth daughter lately died
at Oweso y. Y. She was married less than
a year ago.
Two new churches. Congregational and
are being erected ut Pentwater,
Oceana county.
The time between Bay City aud Detroit
IS about SIX hours under the present ar
The corner stone of the new Methodist
church at Ann Arbor was land last week.
4 Catholic church is to De erected 1t
Hudson. to cost 1900.
\ Lodge Of Cool Tempiars na, lately
)r-Inzed al IOnia.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
The Trichina Spiralis.

After labored investigation Of month.
committee OF eminent physicians OF Chi
cago report that OF 1900 hogs examined.
they find one in 50 affected by the 'rlchaa
spfroliS; far greater proportion OF dis
ease than exists in Germany. some OF TIE
specimens examined contained lS00U OF
the worms TO the cubic inch The tender
loin, and all the tendercst and choicest
portions Of the animal, are those most in
fected- They are never found IN the fat
but only in the muscles. There IS no safety
except in keeping the animals TO be lattensd
in clean pens, and to see that no meat is
fed to them. Hams smoked for ten DAYS
are safe food, but when meats are merely
picked the animalculas will not be destroy
ed Cooking meat at leo degrees Fahreu-
heit viii make it safe eating.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
The Port Huron and Chicago Railroads.

Under the above head. the Detroit dirsr-
tiSer, after stating that one route is by la
peer, Flint aud Lansing proceeds 10 speak
Of the other route via Pontiac. Jackson and
Niles as one that il 10 receive assistance
from Chicago and from the Great Western
road, and one that promises 4 large amount
Of local traffic
The Advertiser does not show what aid
Is 10 be expected from foreign lines. The
people OF Port Huron are bending an their
energies to Tie completion Of the route by
this city. The route by Jackson may be
built, and We hope It vii, but il will be UNI
doubtedly amer the iron horse has connect
ed Chicago and Port Huron by the North
ern route Michigan cannot have too many
through routes. and all competition in
railroads must be beneficial 70 the people
Of the State II the meantime. al those
living along the i.ae y hich : to pass through
Lansing, must use their utmOs, effort Tor
its speedy completion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

SHEEP SHEARING FESTIvAL--At the sec
ond annual festival OF the Southern Wash
tenaw Wool Growers Association. held n
Manchester on the Sd and 4th inst. Hon.
Sanford Howard, OF this city, delivered an
address, OF which the correspondent Of the
Detroit Pos speaks IS follows.
An address was delivered to-day by san
ford Howard Esq, Of Lansing. in which
he gave some account OF the origin OF
sheep. and spoke of the different breeds. and
and the qualities Of wool demanded
for different classes Of manufactures.
lie gave great praise TO the American
breeders. who have SO improved and
perfected the fine wOOled breeds. Is to form
a distinct class. known Is American me
rinoes- He also spoke OF the C0tswOld and
Leicester breeds rs being worthy Of the at
tenilon Of sheep growers, both on account
OF their long wool, which IS used for comb
ing, and other purposes, and always bears
= good price, and because they are more
profitable for mutton than the line wooded
species.
y vote Of thanks was given 70 Mr. How
ard for his able address, aud 4 COPY re-
quested for publication.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

Detroit. ff,y miles. L will thus secure, BY
the great International anu Suspension
Bridges, the most intimate and reliable con-
nectiOns possible wiki tie New YORK ana
Erie. and the New York Central roads. and
through them with the entire railway svs-
TEN Of New York. and open the shortest
possible lines 20 both New York c.tv and
Boston; and, taking The main line OF the
Grand Trunk. IL WILL c0uaec- with every
railroad II Canada alI reach The seabO4rd
a. Portland and Boston. here by means
Of its connections IL Oglensburg and Mon
treal, il Will lay under contribution tie en-
tire railway system OF New England from
another direction. and mus, largely .ndu-
ence the rich traffic OF the leading manu-
featuring sections Of the Union.
The Michigan Southern strikes a single
main line al Toledo. AID the Central = SIN
gle main lie a. Niagara river. This line
Will open up a.rsc. connections with four
main thOroughiares in New York. and With
Nrs Independent lines penetrating New
England aud terminating on the seab0ard
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CiRCUII.- Tie
Legislature Oi 1865 created uew Jul,cial
Circuit in the Grand Traverse region. de-
nominated the 18th. consisting or the c0un-
ties Of Mason, Lake. N3nistea, Wexford
Missaukee, Benzie, Grand Traverse. Kal-
kaskA Leelanaw, Antrim. O-se-0. aui
Manitou. The first election for Judge was
10 be held ~ the Apr. election 0ilhs pres
ent year. There were Two clnd.i4-es-J
e. Ramsiell, nominated by the Reyutl.-
cans. aud George. P. GriswO.d also = he
publican, but announcing himself a an in
dependant candidate. The officailc aDYass
vii be found in this paper.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
The Confes>ions and Experience OF an

S-T-1s6O-A.-Dr41s's Plantation 8..tsIs.
Tl-y partly. Strengthen and .avlsorlt-
Tleg create a lea.-y appetite.
They are a. --tll. e g change u water I'D -.st
Tl.T overcome elects o. dlssipatsl aat iat- hours
They siren st-sa tie system all e.. vel TIE % u1
Tary prevrni -ui4s-aa AM Intern .tell tlvers
Iley purify tie breath and acidity o., tle stomach
Ta-y cure Dyspepsia aai Constigat,ou.
They ere Di.rT1e., Cholera AZ Cholera Marals.
Tary clre Liver Complaint aai Nervous H.als-1e.
Tleg are the best Bitters Ia the worie Icy max
.l- TsaS stroaF. s-l are exhausted nata-ss crest
res,.re- IAey age maize o. pure - CroIE Rom sle
celebrated "a. saya Bark roots and herbs. ali arl
s-sen IS % tle pleasure @, = bev-rAgs. without re-
glrl 20 4se or time O, lsy. Par,i-l.Ar.y recon-
mellci o. delicate persons requiring Er-ts st.-l-
-4ls sofa by al Croc = Druggists Il les ana 81.
iyol- DaIv genuine when Cork T. covered by oar
private T. -tarp Beware ~ c.sater.e g AMI e.
llel bottles p n DRAKE SCp
55-sl q PArs Row N-s 1ork.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Il = stated that a negotiation az cOnsid-
cradle magnitude has just been concluded
with the Mexican Minister which involves "a
cessiOn to certain leading American capt.
talsts OF nearly the entire peninsula az
lower California for colonization PURPOSES.
and 10 secure the Development uf fh. uin-
eraf wealth of that territ0r, Tire Mexican
Gov erHnirut ietrtu- du interest in ti,. f..,,.
ceeis OF the enterprise. but L is understood
that the sum advanced by The parties vino
have secured the grant Is upwards Of Il -
600, 600 which. al this time. viii DE of im-
portaut service 10 the Liberal cause. The
names OF the following gentlemen appear
IN the conveyance as hOlliu-r the PRIVILEGES
in trust for the parties: jacob p. Lease.
Benjamin F. Butler, john Anderson
George Wilkes. William T.. Fargo William
r. Travers, :. VI. Barlow. Francis Morris
and Edward ;. Sanford.
Chief Justice Chase had lengthy inter
view with the President Saturday evening.
There are two constructions placed un0n
this: one relates % the constitutional
amendment, 10 which il i known the Chief
Justice - opposed IN - present form. as
unconstitutional and the other % trial of
JET. Davis. Monday next is the appointed
day Tor the opening of the Circuit Court ut
Norfolk. Il Is surmised that the discus
sion was over the prospects OF the plan OF
the Reconstruction COMMITTEE
The Department OF State has received
dispatches from the United States Consul
AZ London datel April 2l,t. wherein il is
stated that the cattle plague = decidedly
and rapidly Oh the decrease. and the ex-
peclatiOn Is general that it will soon wear
Itself ont am entirely disappear
The Commissioner of the Indian Bureau
has received Information TO the effect that
there have been bat few acts of Indian un-
iriendhneSs, and that emigrants crossing
The plans are treated Hospitality by the
different tribes.
Ii IS reported that tie Chief opposition
10 the proposed constitutional amendment
wIl come upon the clause DISTINGUISHING
rebels IN such u Wholesale manner. A
great many Republicans are opposed 10 IT,
Secretary McCuilpch mas instructed the
heads OF bureaus OF his department % dis
charge all incompetent and Inefficient
clerks, and supply their places with com
petent. hOnOrlo.y discharged soldiers.
The Government is understood % he
loser 10 the amount Of 500. 600 by the fail
ure Of the Merchants National Bank
Tie Internal revenue receipts for the
week ending Saturday We're = 506.J1J.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

GEN. GEANT. in d recent conversation
with the Re-. Geo. IepTo-ii o.. Boston.
SAID OF Grl Sherman: Slernln Is e
man 10 Jog proud oL He's impe.u1as. DE
l. faulty. ol, Ae knows his ovl aIi.s -
soon - any MN. Ol Sheridan ne said:
" He Is lie bes. man in America lie has
no peer. lie can WELD any force. He j.
pure-helrtei simp'e-mlnnetel all tra,y
noble mll- And 81 himself he sail.-
" There were thousand others vino c0uI
have done the thing a. well a l. I am
thankful 70 Ca thai He helped ne d 10
the work; blr hal I no- been living. or
had tue Government passed over me-. there
are other men who woIll won The victory
for YOU
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

FAHaIE1-s AN1 EgUsEsEE7s Rs-sho-is recorec;
t--- --.--- % GLARS ~ q Grain Pr1-..l -
--- -r- an l--F ls-t-rys- = 2z-s- Nee Att 49,
----- Insects ~ T8-r1i---s- ~ ELl-l ca be r-s
---- BIZ ~ collars worth @ q. CosI4Esu pa
i--1-r A 80 L. 2---L---z-.f, b51sLl ard Ted
ire
"a Sc De- CssIAz's7 z5T--s..s1zsrt above
II s5.1 10 LA.SLSC, Moi. s-ens
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

The Livingston Republican says: The
citizens Of Osceola will again vote on the
question Of pledging the credit of said
township in aid Of the Detroit 4 Howell
railroad on Saturday next.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

The SPRING ELEcTIoNs.-The Detroit Al
rsrf'ser publishes 4 table compiled from
the returns Of the Spring elections, 50 far
as it has data to compare then with the
elections OF last year. from which it ap-
pesrs that the Republicans gain twenty
two Supervisors, against 4 Democratic
gain OF four.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
I%OG.

tI-E I1lI IHE FtE VS. -Spcs-i-z c.
te-aEs Pr R74-r Al. e.. Fx;er 1.ratlr-
E-- a-- CHS are -estrcgel -l1-z-.
- rr--l comfy IS r-r--- tL-1 E1-l- pay flr t0ls
t-= Pa a-i i-zet El-=-. -E1rr-ra W.r
Er1d
r. C-=r4zl 4sv-rtslu=1t above
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
The Grand Trunk Extension.

ME THIS ROAD from Lansing westward
} is governed By the charter granted by the
= last Legislature, that portion OF the road
; from Port Huron 10 Lansing Is 10 be built
under an Oil charter, granted By the Leg
isIature to the Port Huron q Lake Mich
gan Z. r. Co. before the adoption Of the
: present Constitution Of Michigan, which
lnhibits the granting OF special franchises
. Hon. ". L. Bancroft, Of Port Huron, Sec
rotary Of this Company. has prepared a
pamphlet OF 81 pages, 10 which the advan-
tages or this road. is necessity and is
public utility. are considered with great
ability Tie collecting Of the statistics
alone was q great work, and they are Of
y general interest 20 the people Of the whole
state
As this city and vicinity are Greatly inter
ested in the completion Of the road We
give the following statements from tie re-
port Of Mr.. Bancroft. IL viii he seen that
the prospects OF the speedy completion OF
this road are tiatterIng aud that we have
good grounds to expect direct route east
ward The facts We give cannot but In
or,,s,. ,l., ,.,,i..,, ,;-,...,,, -. a.
~. '' Ills
p'0J7C.- 4's ryWP-ssty" C' ne rO11 >eH
from Port Huron ~ Flint, Is mHss, IS
5r0DQt,s,fI v The lsf0f Dsc,glJ.r merit
,.,...r ,,,-..... .,.-.,..,-,- ,,,...,-,..,-- .
FANT
~ N9lI paw, 's VI 7"i,i~ei Iiler SPECIAL
cnallei ..aii eu Ds l"s Legislature oi The
''1.e 'i VI .C". -a"' De.oIe me framing Ol Tue
''" ''''s .-O"' 'iici 4lnlOlls Tue 5rahs-
iu- '' speei1' ''dhoili9e-- Tue capital STOCK
~ lDt ''i-i'-Nf j. "Ae' al oo'VvV' OUV- Inc
c"-lt.i ~ ".i-H+r.l ih lcJ7- anu = per
peli@- J. i' exceedingly liberal IN us pro-
Flsi'i-7- coNieI lih3 p"FAeSes not now con
ee1'i uiuei iie Oeieidi kailfOa9 Law
some vi I"e-e PROVISIONS may be thus con
den-ei
me -'"chl'''.''47 are exempt nom per
I
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
Relief AMI Health to Your Infants

V- have Pa up an ssil tl-s a-s-ls ~ or.- Cd
gllrs. AM cAS sax y c,,s-1zvcr A.. -rrr1 Or i
Fa-i " have never been ahl. O. say ~ AZ ot.-s-
me---i-=-yEr - Ia = s4lLs1 ~ -ly5-1 Is-Tts-E
- EFFEc- C-EE- ~as- timely -ssi Nev.- 1l5 II.
~ r - llsssl-e % -ls.-tis 1ci.11 IS 1cy ole rh1
-ssd g. o. .As c'u.rary Al are de--shtei x IL -
ofe-a. 5us ST. SPEAK = term. o. c9uaealas.. e of
IS maya. cE--ts 4-l lslirAl Virt-e- u - Ak ID
It's u-8,s.r - FaAI AZ D Ey1E Aeter ~ years
eIgsr.sacs A. F-E1sE 0Cz zEP.T41Io> F1E II II
ylL-zrS- oz ~zA- AZ EsEE 1zC-AEz T. almost every
instance ~lo-s I'll .l,Aai Is s-1.r-ng ron pan al
exaa -ssl.n ra-l-- E.l Be 1olal u srou -..e.u ~
twenty -.--iez a-i-- tie syrup = 4-Ei-1ls.e-sl.
49, -.r--iie15 - -5-g ~ Lr-5-gAay e--a b1.-
&c. M, ssSui1s -n-ess .-s 70 sine q. CURTIS &
PERKINS Sew T3rE. : O. tie 9-tsi-e wrapper.
Soli by - Drlggls.. .h-o-s d3-t ths Word
Pries Only 81 cts per Bottle sa-s74
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

A new Presbyterian church is to be
erected at Coldwater, to cost $50, 900.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

So --0
Meanwhile warrants we're drawn on tie
Treasury Tor $25,002
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

f"f Rats. Nice, Reaches. Ants, bed
Bugs. Fleas, Moths in Furs & WooIens.
Insects on Plants. Fowls. Animals.
Etc. Etc
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
! 30 q. u

A OLD SONG SET To a NEW TUNE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-03

RIVER NETz--Tdres fest four inches
water n The channel, and falling
1hs regular packsSs arrived and d.
parted a. The usual hours
The julia No. len for PSEksCSburg
al II a N, with pretty GOOD freight
trip
The riveT has fallen 50 low that il Is
doubtful whether the regular packets
viii be able TO arrive to-day as usual
In yieE OF this our SntsTpCising friends.
Boob, BatEslIe 4 Co. have made ar
rAnEements for the New STATE 10 take
tie pl21= OF The Express in the Parkers-
burg trade She Mil leave AZ lGJz this
morning. Frsigh: received on the
wharf until the time Of starting.
Tae otbeE packets are the Leslie
Combs, fog SunfSh, az ; p. m: Henry
Logan foE StsUbeuvilIe. al az .. m.
and GAINESVILLE, for Bellair, al : ana /,
A. IN, and ) p. m.
The steamer Antelope has laid mp a,
SEeeneYs landing. on account Of NO
t'=ing able 70 gei above the shosl vale.
AZ the head Of The Island.