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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

GmbfGten5 office Der 9. st. Nrmee.
as Arsm $40. los %. Qcmbarbfr.
Baltimore, 0to, 20. SaIi 1865.
Berfeselte Aueebote. i'm Duplitat tperben auf biefer
Office Bis Drnnertas, 26. Suli 1866, @'ttass ~ n6r
entsesensenpumen, nm bas Ser. ct. Subften3sO epars
teuent in Baltimore, ORh., 3t Sere6en nit
&artoffeln BON Der oieBidbrisen Grnte,
in suten ~furten GGfern Uerpudt nub gu iUI6en 5eiten
nnb in 'ol@en QuantitGten 3u ~liefern, ais pom l. IuSuit
Bis l. Sept. 1865 rStbis ffnb.
8ebinsunsen, @,forcerniie, 3%u9ilnsen &C. tme 3ubpr.
Str nG6ere Nustrnft penbe man iib an
GbomaS million,
Bot st Sol unb 6 g Il g u
iuI2O-26J SSt Brig Sen 8cl.
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OreiBis pber pier3is 6us bes @9lepppfabbaul.
mes babeu ua&seseben. I'm Die Iustefieruus
bes Dammes prr;anebmen, pirb es trcbI uptbs
renbis isin, bic S9iffaprt pier biz faaf Gage cine
3~u1feIen.
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Spe3ial NOti3en.
BE- 8eNer ipdt olS niemafs.

Gsenn cure 3d5ue i&tedt perber, unb i5r babt bas
So3pbpnt nod ntGt ais @~esenmittet perlu@t, 10
but es tett laBt ale anbereu 3abnmitteI, unb sett ion,
cine @ele9eEbstt eS Nib ala iGabIp8, Uie G8aher, ga.
rantirt.
~ %arsefe mad @urOFa bon ieber @rSse pber
Se'p,9t @eroea prompt %befSrbert bur& bic Opposition bes
% ,fer."
- 8e8iernnS8sB1 e perbeu in tir,es
fr Trtft befOret burt bic expedition bee cGBeder." Die
8trserpapiere fnb in iebem 6une basu erforberliG.
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Scuti6cr prnt. 98oilen.W crCi1-

Die auf ben Is. bS. Wts. on6erarn,te General ssr-
iammluns tonnte leiber ui&t ~ubsebalteu tperbeu, neil uur
i'm @au3en einiSe 9erren bonn DireitOrium ~auipeienb ma
rel.
60 tpSre ie6r gu tUini&eH, tpenn bas seIaumte 0iret
forum unb nne 8ereinSs MitsIieber iol6en Ieriammlurz
gen beitpo6uten, nm ben @tanb Der GnfaIt bur6 ben
Itshen @attsberi6t unb @rIduteruus Der perIdiebenen
Pcfticnen tennen gu Iernen, tpobur8 ntan9e irrlae gnz
i6t teinen Gaum faBte.
Der, mad Der @onfhtution S II, gu leseube Ofebz
lunssaussuS 1T tpie foI9t:
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0anf nnb Gmnfeh1nnn.

GtSei& tie @ernlunio Geuer=geri9e runss s. efeui6uft
gfetr> golt unb fereu asent Serr ausuft GnsIer, $50.
is Seccnoitr., felt Sabren baS 8ertrauen aGer OeutIGen
IN S~ontommenfeu 0iase senieseu, iiibGc i'd. mid se=
%brunsen, bemiel6en 9iermit Sifentti& meinen i~unisfen
Dant II s3uiprepen, inbem bieIelbe ben bon mir am 81.
sunni ~erli;teren 6eneri@obeu, pObur6 mein @&la6tbaus
@iebauS nebft iGuutii4en DiaiGinerien unb 9crratb
in gi6e seleSt rurte. gu rneirer erS6ten 3nfrieten6eii
auf bic Iiberalfe unb PROMPT fe Deiie erieste uni
sebe id alien i1eineu beuti@eu aanbsleuten BEN Gtatb,
fi6 in tieier 10 rft as bstpa6rt e~rfunbeue @oulpasuis ber=
fiHern gu Iaiien, unc fase t1 ncrmal8 Serrn @ngIer
meine1 b~eicnberen Dant fir bic, 8ereitpiuisteit, tpcmii
mir berielte bePIfi9 mar, maine 6crterunaen an bt,
6: mpdSuie auf6umaGen unb mir 5u eiuem i9neGen @ett-
lem, Mt gu ~oerbelfer. s,,s
Baltimore, ten IA. Suli 1866.
Wi9ne1 S9nibt,
I'D 0iet9er an ber Sreherid &oab,
16it6m[\ Baltimore, U1b.
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Sint0,
Stntg
E1OmaS NeticGn,

SlCi. uu0 Wnaz 2lr[riter.
10. 1 8reoeriditr., neten Ger WederzOfic
gun,pea. Ssbrants, paf6fanbe. Dab ~ inntn, 6 fet, A..
tets %pDrrdtbi9. NepdrltuIsn Oh otelsn % '8Eat1Reen, lept
3u@ @os Gtrturer pelb. n FRO npt Def ret.
~ au TRACE SON 2ante (fnr gGnrcn 1cl stenfauS
:ntBeneneenpmmen. (%9t1nSmtj
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GbOIera ouf snb,e aaInnh.

SaDannab, %. Sui. Set eefsrn WOr.
gen ino auf 3pbse SsIanC 5pei wsttere gOlooten
an Der CHOLERA SsftOrben. unssfa6r so SOIbateu
ftub aus ausf rDr Der seu9e belertirt.
Sic Bali usiere bes SuIUubOr iinb nod wObG.
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5oRn 9. &ranB, YrdI.
otl s. O6rma an n, Setr.
Serbeherter SrSem 0eretn. SriSer.
Die unterseofbneten 8uube, ,9aa gires unS 9fepra
ientauten ftuS biernit 6ena4ri6tist, 0as bic nG6fte reael=
utobt3e 8iertelia9r8z Serfammlung bes @rpszSunbeS BON
Ntarplanb ant Dtitttpc4, ben "a. b. &c., I6ents nm 81
l16r %fattfiubet. q, BfetI. e
ntoolmt) @rS' f. =. t.
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.e Sc @bmIprmfumo--
6. 8. Qa,no'e q hnI

W. " @UW . UWIe
finbet NfiHpc&, ben %. 3uli uub bic stpei barouf fol-
genpen Gage I'M S&uIPauie, 0pttDR@@de 9oubarbs unS
AlbeHtarteff1ase, fat. @!tern unO Greunbe Der @rsie5una
~ereen RterOur9 freunbIi@t basu einseIaben.
clmtl q. q. Cana.
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Qammbrudb in sri GanaI.

Gaint SObuspiI1s g. g., %. Suli.-
Gin D1mmbru4 i'm Grie Canal, bier Meilsu St.
LID BON 2ittIe SAILS, bat heute ftattSefunben.
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MarplanS Snftttmt MusfteNuna.

Die nenn5ebnte t6brIt@e au8te l.
| u n 8 fHr anterifauii&e 6dbritz tnb @eperbafuuf uus
ter Der 0eituns unb QufT6t bee yWlarDtanb Snfituts"
pirb in Der serGnmisen Sune am 3 / e n # a g, BEN 9.
OttDber, 8 erSffuet uab Bis Dienftas, ben
80. Sttcber, ~fprtseiest perbeu. @
y Sobu S. Merebtth
1%9jnl4nG) ses j 8orfser pes @recutius@ ON.
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Baltimore uV8 SaOana 0ampfldif 81.

81 Iler. 8rOpn & @Sbne
Ss%@ General Ngerten.
MGdb gSeD SsleauS unS 6aDana.
ssB" bel Sep gDet anbalteno.
Eibren bte Ser. Staaten SpR.
Dte !. @iafs GGmpfi9tfs bteier einie fabren rme fSIet;
SGba, 100 Spune1, Ga
WtIItam q OIItn8, gefe6fsbaSerO g 3
nahsSdoana Mne Se1 ID f am ga IN a. IA. Suit,
StbertD, 1850 Conner,
capt EbSs q 8Gtn,
an OOnnerfa8, "a. suit A#
glad) SauGna uia Nep Orleans.
4tlAtrt bon Browns Wbarf, Teas 9Otnt, punt 4 ltr
NaGmttta9s am anes3etsten Gdse.t3 flIFT
Gneeer 8rd6t pber paiase, NIT undber treftfber Se-
lueniiJhetten, tpente man E9 an Ste Ngenten H5
9tnr9 ~. 10 arfteI h 6 ., M ID
10 Spedr's QDoarf.t
N8 9e'ne BraGtbrtefe auser te bon Ser Gonraonie oe.
lefsrttn rer en- untsr3et6net. q Idubntsf4etne fur ltraSt
,n null n tn Stelsr S!res ssaSssSh wsrosn' gra erpebttiOns.
nuteriethust. . Ia fdpi7ESS
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gu pertlufen uno gu Uermietben.
fepurnturen tperSeu prompt aussefi9rt. Geice, bannr=
pcleneS uno IeiueneS @arn unb gtaeelu gu 0ertaufeu ii
$40. 4 OF SaltimOrefrass
fa1n) -f1U5 nebeu Der Bride.
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@hiiten Narf. 1850. "
Sntnibuffe tperten ieben Sonuiag yta9mittass, bon 2
l1br an, ale babe Stunteu, bpn bsr
@de Baltimore uno Ganalltr.
unb ~
Gde 9c0ioap uno Sopetteitr.
~abfa6ren.
Sur Grpa& ne........2 20 Gts. a gerfOr.
Nnr Htn' er.............1O 9tS.
DpG fiub Gamilien, 8i1etS gu Is Gents bas @tid, bic
aud fir 2 ainber si1tig iinb, in
%arbuer's I, Sig6fr., unb
s +. q Sber, 2cn6arbiraBe,
fHr Witslieber gu baben. a
Ga-) Der8parb B..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

Baltimore S6Gbem.@ eieaidalt.
Grtra<Y %erl1mnt[und.

Bebuf GeitHelnu9 Der 3et teS in bieiem Sabre obs
5uboltenben S~pItsfetes 10 reen bic Wsitslieber ,u elmer
ertra=Seriautmluns af Niittmo@, ben rs. Suli, a6eatS
. uPr, IN Der &ebens6aDe hermit einselabeu.
SIN GuftraSe bes 8orftanbes:
Obmll s. &napp, Gecr.
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8aItiumpre Gpniunte : 2Serein.

Baltimore GDniMnte Nerein.
Inter obigem Namen BAT it6, mad benz gcrtilbe bic
fer StGOte in England, 8elSieu unb DeHti9lnnb, am
20. NfGrS b. g.. habier Elm 8eretn gesrunbet. nel1er gum
3ped Dat, ale nptbwenbisen 0ebenscebirfnife, bic burt
Wpnpppltfirung uno Ejaculation In bic SGbe getrieben
anb tros beS Galen bes @olbes auf bieIen beben 8reiIen
rbalten tpetben, an @cniumenten gu bebeuten Bit
tiSereu YreiIen 5u ~Dertaufen unb tpeI9er ben &Gu=
er, fans er ft, on ben Gerein anI9liest, an benz er,ieIz
ten @etpinn t5eilnebu1en Id6t.
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iaulmenSef&ofieu, pel4e 6 PCT. 3infeu fsegei1. Gd cir
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ielbt Der 1lubGuittelfe i'm staube, fi@ all bieIem 8erein
gu betbeitSeu.
Die Contribution, Iopie bic m ettere auft[Sruus
tam man in ber Office bon Gin. u. Scene & Go, IS
grtause Place, @de bon Seutbfr., erbaIter, aud pPrs
ben bafeIbf @tutetfnnnSen ~ent9e8en 8eHorlr1eu,
&bmaro 4. scene,
NJ aptiG16-3mtI Ober=Serwafter.
Sn Ger teutfben 8utbanbluna Upm 49,
S1der & &Uraot,
SioweIt gde ber 4. unb @oOoltrabe,
philadelphia, -
II f ts stn gorrats an SanO uaD nerSsn sa ben ttatsRsn
6nnb6mG Deg pyaftiitben N6ntooraphie.
~belOnbersr 8erGdftt3ans Ter nsueRen Grfabrune,u unb
8erbeferunfen; ntlt elmer auaflbrttten MttanSluns. iter
Stereoscopte un0 Yanptppie.
sOYO9l tar g9'tSsrapsea bon Sad pts fur DItlettunten
a%rbtitete unb Sfrnsbrtt MuFI se. sttt sabtrsi&sn 9pli.
l4attten. 20 gCstn Ct. 8. GeI8antsebeftst NIT prrtO So.
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planSung uno @utnidelung bes Meni6en,
nebft @ntbalIung iiber ebeli6e @ebeimnife uno
f6rpcrli6e 3uitdnoe.l
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Yrtts 81 so. (21-
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1se DGktn empjtne brett = ettduer, rtI&e TIM 7. ..
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8ane Of Commerce,

Bdnf Of SOmntercs,
Baltimore, 80. Stunt, 1865.
Cine Dtbtbenb brn nier Brpt. n
9 b fir bic ~Iuufenben feds 1tcnate, murbe 6eute
am cber mad Ttcntas, ben 9. Suli, ols 3ablbar erflart.
Die Naticnuls, Stoat. unb Gtabt- gteuern fins BON
Der 4ort be3ab ( trcrbeu.
Die llebertrc sunS bes Capitals tcds Der Bant trirb
bonn eriten bio sum neunten Gage i'm Snli eini@ltesli&,
gei9Icfeu, SUI Muftras:
M ts 6. 3. @atRcart II
btl2uI Gctins GaNFrer.
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Baltimore G Brewing, Mating &
Distilling Comp.

Sfttce 9tc. Is yicrtGltr.
Die gsuBl fir IL Dirsttoren fr bas ~be8uumene u.ue
3u9r fnbet
Oten I ag, ben "a. b. Olts., BON 10 ubr
MCrsenS Bis Go6mitagS 2 nbr,
in Der SfTce ftatt.
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$ZzJoc.a;ll-
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1903 perfauft.- Ser. ct 5I2Oer 1O44. = 7I3Oer
1O3&.-1881er 109.-lOI4Oer 988 - 81. Central
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Or. q. 6. OObme,
prattIiher Nr3t unb @eburtSbelfer,
Rp. go Of 8aSette ctr,
ubetbAIt Gretst Gtf. uum21 II
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Die Staets sitItis bis i. McSember 1866 unb Der
Sn9aoer fam mad SeIieben an ben @tationen i6 oufz
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
State Politics

The y. y. Trt5une III discoursing upon
our State politics says:
The Michigan Office holders and wire
workers are 10 ferment over the redistrl-
button OF the Offices in that State 1t Is
said that Henry Barnes, OF tie Advertiser
ant Tribune, has been promised the post
Office at Detroit Hezekiah Wells is talked
OF for Republican Candidate for Governor. "
We understand that Mr. Wells perempiO-
rly refuses a nomination for Governor.
The Detroit TrfbuHe lntimates that lie re-
nomination Of Gov. Grape would be favor
ably received. We have heard tue name o,
Hon. :. :. Lacey, OfMarshai, mentioned ID
this connection, hut understand that Mr..
Lacey does not at this time desire DOmiua-
lion. We have heard the name OF Col.
>tOughlOn, OF COlIwater, strongly urged a.
the Republican candidate Tor Governor.
The Col. lost leg In the seryiCe-ha- q
gallant record and would be- i popular can
dldate. IL looks now as II be WOg.d stand
q iair chance Of receiving the nomination.
-JdctSOH CHtzen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
Her. John ". Longysar.

Peninsula, The Washington corresp0n-
dent ofthe East Saginaw E,aerpr,>e, writes
10 that paper as follows:
- believe have had occasion 10 men,
ton SIR. LOn-year's name before 10 my let
tiers bat / tee DO difiide0ce in referring 10
Il again. because i il always pleasure "a
me 10 notice the standing and political
course OF those Representatives who have
been true aud faithful TO the sublime prln-
cip.es OF justice and liberty, upon which the
Republican party was founded. That be
has earned this proud distinction, IN Con-
gTess, during the progress OF the war. and
since It's close. Is beyond the possibility ola
doubt lie IS now serving out bis second
term. which has thus far been marked by
az honorable record; and which have NO
doubt viii close without a stain upOn the
high character be has hitherto borne. Hav-
ing watched MS course since he first took
bis seat 10 the House, ! am glad 10 testify
to his standing and worth. In tits partic-
ular be has the full confidence and respect
Of his fellow members OF the Union party.
IN the House; while for the uniform kind
ness and courtesy, which always character
ICES his conduct he has the friendship OF
all Michigan men with whom lie has come
IN contact during bis term OF service here.
Politically he has stood the test. and has
not been found wanting IN any respect: for
all bis aspirations have been instinct with
the same patriotic ire, and devotion 10 the
radical principles Of justice aud equality.
which have distinguished the intelligent
constituency ne 80 ably represents lie
has been here long enough 10 become IA
miliariZed with The routine Of business
and by his experience has become useful
and valuable member. know nothing -
10 the feeling 10 his own district. bat hone
that his constituents appreciate LIS stand
ng and services here and think they
Will do well 70 hesitate lOng before dispens-
M With bis services for aaOiher term ]
an sure they VIII be blind 10 their own n-
teTests, II they DO not send him back. and
this, not only with reference 10 their own
local affairs ult a well. 10 finish the great
work Of reconstruction Tor which be has
thus far 5een found Trustworthy ana true. r
The ahle tribute given ty this cores
poudent, VII be appreciated aud endorsed
uy the people Of this district We have
heard DO other name mentioned, and trust
that NJ Lonsyear VIII be reelected to the
position he now ills.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
The State Press.

TIE Michigan State Ne1re. Of ALI Arbor,
iavors the nomination Of H. T.. Wells. for
Governor.
The Marshall Statesman tLiass The safe
Convention should not De called iii sep
TENDER.
The saginaw Enterlr.se says urCa lie
removal Of Mr.. Is5el rom ne post o. col
iecior Of Detroit:
We have no interest IN he matter fur
ther than 70 ue perfectly satisfied with the
change. Mr.. Isbell, though an honest and
capable gentlemrn, Is al old and tenacious
otilcehOider, and IL IS 10 hardship for hin
20 step aside for the gallant soldier who
has done and suffered 90 much for his
country. If President Johnson viii make
changes We hope he may never DO worse
than re has in this case. We hope Gen.
Morrow viii he confirmed by the Senate
as a small reward for bis services and lust
deserts
The Jackson CH,sen has The following
able remarks upon the land gran; question
The famous corruption Of the land
grant system ought not 70 be longer tole-
rated, and we trust that the country will
send into political oblivion those wholesale
iODbers Of the public domain LabOrers
farmers. mechanics. and the wise and hu-
name rich, should all combine 10 DESTROY
this perniciOus policy. Horace Greeley has
recently predicted that the necessities of
emigration and increase OF population will
soon Of themselves, appropriate all he
available lands Of the country. Tbs IRE.
diction Is undoubtedly a sound one. AMI is
probably fulfIment should cause the IL
most vigilance and unceasing effort 20 de-
ieat the schemes Of the land -Obbers in and
around Congress.
In regard to wool the mos, important
Michigan staple, the Grand Rapids Eagle
says:
One or The qaiet 5uyers Il our wool
market. Mr.. Wm. Hayden. Jr.. Of Auburn.
New York, Informed rs q day CT two since
that be had been ag-eeably surprised. dur
ING his experience 10 wool buying In this
state, by the excellence OF tue quality az
Michigan wool compared with thar Of East
ern States and New York. Mr.. H. states
that he has been engaged IN manuiacturirr
for many years, ami having purchased last
year large quantity Of wool IN Michigan
he remarked that Tor standard cassimeres
shawls, delaines, and the class denomiDated
combing woods, he had found a much longer
hore and lighter staple than IN any other
part OF the country. For the same grades
be had found the difference between New
York State and Michigan 70 be nearly an
average OF half an inch in favor OF The lat
ter This difference lie calls as good As I'VE
or SIX cents per pound, or AZ least zen Ter
cent. OF the value. He SAYS lie has never
seen surpassed the wool produce OF TIE
clip now being marketed here. and rs rule
i IS always We. put up aud L excellent coz
dltion. Ihis high Endorsement OF Michigan
wool ty experienced manufacturers affords
Ais-ly gratifying encouragement 10 me
growers, and IS indicative OF that suureua-
g Which tbs state IS destined 10 attain AM
n0.1 n tbs important source Of agricultural
wealth a. she has already done ia many
otsc-s."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
Comma.

Attending toe celebration &. Corlnnas
70 snen+ a dav II that pleasant village. tie
county seat Of Shiawassee, and we're the
rec,p.ent Of the Hospitality q Hon. Hugo
WcCp-sv. state Senator from tha, district.
Two or three thousand people were Il Town
rom tie country around. ana ye- there was
not { drunken person 70 be seen. nor any
aghting. ard profanity i used, was rot
heard by us-altogeiher K was pleasant
trip. and one that Will be long remembered.
The stranger, il called upon 10 notice one
thing. would say that The people Of tie con-
tguous places. Owosso and Co-unna Cir
play no remarkable affection for each other
10 be accounted tor Oh the gro0nd Of rival
business Interests.
Corunna mas national bank, OF which
Hon. Hugh McCurdy Is President, and :.
3. Rayna.e Cashier The capital Is SO
600 and the average daily deposits are
over So. 900. as We know from persona
inspection Of the cash book. 4 private
banking house has daily deposit Of SIS
900, making an aggregate OF $4,000 per
day deposited by those doing business IN
that village The population s from 1890
20 500, and there are several Inc bls.-
ness blocks. One O. Two GOOD fires are
needed 10 clear the town q. wooden build
.ngs, and have them replaced 10y letter
structures. A good ho:el : also Z relui-
ste. Tie Methodis-s lave church and
lie Pr-sJyterans aBd UBiversal.sts VIII
probably build edllces THIS wear. Another
year The Episcopalans VIII also bald.
There are three sash and bind factories,
one Of which does .arge business. This
Is The depot for the lumber rom Chesaning
lfm.les 10 the MOTH, and very extensive
lumber trade e carried Oh. The coal
mines situated aoou. TWO niles northeast
Of the village, now mine 10, 600 IONS yearly,
and expect 10 make arrangements 10 treble
this amount sooL. This coal Is Of excel
lent quality, and = found on or very near
the surface. The bed = IneXhaustlble.
There : also large grist mill, wooden
factory, and the fine water power afforded
oy the Shiawassee river is capable OF deye.-
oping the business Of the place 70 treble
the amount now done. The country around
IS new, and much OF the forest Is still stand
ing. The pine trees were novelty to Z
resident OF Ingham county, and add much
10 the beauty OF the locality. Like The
citizens OF Lansing, they bored for brine
and found il, but not in paying quantities.
Quite az. amount Of surplus capital Is now
invested in oil farms in Kentucky, and the
prospects OF success are considered certain
Il IS fine town, and has q good paper 10
the Sh.awassee american, and an able
editor in John y. IngersoL. We Ike the
town and people, and see 10 obstacle 10
its becoming one OF the Irst places on the
D. y VI. Railroad.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
Michigan News.


Tie University O. Michigan a. The late
commencement. conferred the degree OF l.
I. d. on Hon James Campbell. one Of tie
Associate justices Of the supreme Court OF
this state Tbs : one CT those rare cases
where the honor received Is Well mer.ted.
AS lawyer anc Judge. and as an educated
gentleman IN every sense OF the word, We
believe james Campbell has 10 superior =
Michigan The University = honored IN
tie privilege Of confering a degree upon
enc. who has eEdsared himself to al who
have the pleasure OF his acquaintance.
Hon. John y. Ingersoh OF the Shiavassee
Amer.can, delivered the Grafton on TIE ith
81 Jackson. The C.tsen says the address
Of Mr.. Iu-erso.i was AL able effort. Il was
full of lofty thoughts aud eloquent and pat
rlotic words. II gave satisfaction to ali
who bad the pleasure Of hearing H. lis
finely rounded periods, clear. historic words
ard beautiful expressions, drew loud ap-
pLause
Hon. Wifter J. Baxter received Tie de-
gree Of a. ". al the late University con-
mencement.
l. : estimated that 80, 900 people visited
Detroit on tie 4th. The great disappoini-
meut seems 20 have been that the fire works
il the evening were Inferior not fulfilling
promises made. The only serious accident
was the Killing " Canadian oy Tie firing
OF pistol shot, by some person unknown.
\, the .a-e commencement Of Olive. CO..
lege, tie corner stone Of = new hal 10 cost
S5o. 600 was laid by Phlo Parsons, Esq. OF
Detroit. Nearly $4,000 OF the required
amount vas pledged on the spot Mr.. Parsons
giving $4,000 A l. Green, Of Ohvet, IS. e.
600 ana Nj Drlry 81 00O Tie college
Will erect the building a once, expecting
TO RAISE the balance by subscriptions
throughout The state.
The Hastings banner says, that Vim.
.Tagle, a small lad. living near that village,
was terribly lacerated by mad dog last
week. Physicians in attendance think
there is little hope for the boy.
At Hillsdale "a cents has been paid for
wool. 1t was an extra clip, and prepared
with care for the market
The Elk Rapids Eagle says that pearls
have been obtained from Clam Lake IS
large as a kernel OF dent corn.
The citizens OF Franklin, Lenawee coun-
", have erected d soldiers monument cost
ing 81, 200, upon which is inscribed the
names Of 81 soldiers OF that town who per-
ished in their countrys service. Let other
towns follow the example.
Hon +. ". Shearman was the orator Of
tue day at Marshall on the 4th He deliy-
cred the Grafton at Lansing last year.
On the lst a persons united with the
congregational church Of East Saginaw,
and Il with the Baptist church
\ Catholic church 30 by s. feet Is build
M at -. Johns, and the Bap,ists are adj
ding 20 feet to their church ed.fce
Five thousand persons attended "a Meth
od,st camp meeting at Romeo.