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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
Proceedings Of the Common Council.

CIR CLEek OFFICE LASs.Ne NvS 1esc
Council met Monday night, Ny 7ih. aud VS. s,l,s.
10 orier by e Mayor. H Ba-th,i.ins- who intro
duced the Mayor elacf, " Il Haze
k'i calel-gHorum present
Absent-Ali. Hart. Waillsv and WiIi.r,.
Minutes Of Ast msctIas real aal a,or,vof
ne resident ia;n -nn0la-si tls Staining Con-
in'''se Tor The ensuing year, which are as follows
Cry AgIis-Whitley, vanEearen. FlmoBs. W.
C-nHsts19f-VaDaken. Olis. Williams. Jone-
W1yi a7d Hsdns-Jones, Whitney. Nm O.is
r.Hd'ce-Oits, Elm0uds. YanaSen. Hart
Srests-Htrt Jones, DDS Vauskeu
brtigss-' ankeurcn. II trt Vtqakeu FlmorfS
Whitney '''''lN-' , AL As-i e. q
F'''1s-" Villains, Whitney, Jyno-. VsnKscrea.
Alderman VAnKe1ren presented the claims 81 s G.
s'0aeld, Tor $40 l7-referrci TO Committee on
streets; J :. Parker Tor s25-nads special order
and the petition Of c Campbell for tue grad, ~
WHO" street, referred O. the Committee on streets.
Inc ''sik presented the Report oil Comm. ssiouers
70 make re-ass ssment, to masa mp deficit on Ale.
gan street Accepted AMI alel, ani Monday. M.v
list set foF appeals ii. n tines
Alderman Jones pses .at.I o resolution r4,riri,,
me proceedinss of ,.e Council L. be fi-a.-b.l m
publication 10 lis c.,y n1pefs ms early is ra,-. q.
L clock, OF each weas Adopted
Alderman N4nKeur presented q rcssl,ti... ii...
ing = looAer f+vO rom Tie bri ~ fund Ola bls ..
tract Tor the construction of Cedar Brllge Al.nt5
Alderma VauKeuren novel TO prose.i D. tbe.rs-
ZION OF City Assassot- Prevailed o. motion. the
motion was reconsii-rcd aad ia=t
The claim of P Bake f1r s25 VS. sil,,y,i foam,
'he contingeat fund =. l. CJWLrs. C.lvCe.E
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

ARREST AND EsCAFE.-N. ". Edgar
former proprietor of the Edgar House in
this city, who recently LETT town in a rather
unceremonious manner on account of a
certain transaction OF 4 criminal nature.
returned Il lew days since i'm a spirit
OF boastiul defiance and we are informed
proposed to 20 into business. His fond
antieipatiOns were dispelled, aud his hopes
blasted, on Monday last, by Deputy Sheriff
Green, OF this city, who arrested him on a
warrant from Grand Rapids, for the crime
OF adultery. Mr.. Green started with him
Tor Grand Rapids or Monday last. and
while on the way there. by some means
Edgar made his escape from the officer. and
sioped to parts unknown, and is still at large.
he was accompanied on his way 10
Grand Rapids, by |. VI. Crane. ESQ. of
Eaton Rapids, whom he had engaged as
his attorney The proof is positive against
Edgar, and if found he will undoubtedly
secure an indenture to the State. 10 labor
Tor lime within the walls OF the peniten-
lazy AZ Jackson.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

ORENos.-There has been quite a mum.
Der OF changes in real estate in this vicini-
ty during the past week or 50. G. {.
Young has sold his place 10 Mr. Daniels.
OF Bath. for s. 600 John Haner. to Mr.
Cushman, OF Delta. for 81, 200. &c. Gal
lup has sold four acres OF his place 10 John
Haner- The estate OF the late Daniel Chat
terton has been sold to MS son-in-aw. A.
L. Stursess. for $40 per acre.
Recent donanations received from the
Okemos Circuit, 10y Rev. A. L. Uosr
amount 10 SlI5.
At regular meeting Of the Lodge Of
Good Templars, on Saturday NIGHT nino
were initiated into the order. and about 10
banottcd for TO take the same step at the
next meeting. The Lodge has opened IN
der favorable circumstances. and II i
hoped that 1t will have no drawbacks.
Married, at the Okemos parsonage bv
the Rev \. L. Hoag, April sOth. Charles
A Gum, to Miss y. E. Thompson. both of
Delhi Also by the same, at the residence
'f the brides mother, James Templer to
Miss Emma Phillips, both Of Aliaedou
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

RELIGioUs.-The Genesee Congregation
Al Association will meet this year with the
Congregational Church OF this CITY. The
Association will be in session on Tuesday
and Wednesday next May 18th and 10th.
at the Congregational church. Preaching
AT the church on Tues lay evening, by Rev.
MI CowleS. of Saginaw. and services
during the day and evening OF Wednesday.
Ministers and delegates from the various
composing the Association will be
present The General Association Of Con
sreSational clergymen and Law delegates of
tue STATE oil Michigan, will meet in jackson.
Al the congregational church, May 18th. at
O'Clock P u, aud continue in session
over the Sabbath.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

TIE BUCKEYE MOWER AND Rr,pFR
valuable improvement has been made with
IN few months past upon The hitherto
very popular Buckeye Reaper. An aitacn-
ment has been made which ralses the ,rr.,iu
from the platform, and lays it nm bundles IN
perfect order. thus dispensing with the
services OF one man in operating the M
chine The gearing tor drivina, the rlb.
or fork Is simply level wheel to which
the Fork Is attached) piniOn. aud a coutin-
uous shaft from the power to The raker
coupled together like the tumbiine-sbaff of
q threshing-machlne. This shaft l. driven
by sprocket-chain, which chain yet. lis
motion direct from the driving wheel shaft.
The FORK has continuous motion. lexcept
when stopped by the driver to regulate the
size OF the gavel and comes in contact
with no part Of the platform i'm its revolu- |
tlon, aud therefore avoids AN friction. so /
that no unnecessary power is reqnirad ia /
work the fork. This self-raker was thor /
OuShly tested the past harvest i'm an kinds /
OF grain, and proved perfect success
Inc Dr0pper Attachment for grain OF the
Buckeye machine is also gaining rapidly i'm
public iavOr. Ii at once becomes 4 flvorite
wherever used. 1t is light, simple in con
and easily worked. The Buckeve
Mower Is also one Of the very best moving
machines in use. A large number OF these
machines have been sold to farmers in this
'lcinity by Mr.. II A. Hawley. OF Mason.
Who IS the agent for this county. The ma
hines can be seen and purchased either at
.ower Town, in this city. or in the village
f Mason.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

GRAND Trunk RAILWAY EXTENSION.
r. Stanley, who has been engaged bv the
Chicago and Michigan Grand Trunk Rail
way as Chief Engineer of the survey OF
said road between this city and Chicago. is
no" in Lansing, and has opened an office
here over the store Of Messrs. Amphlett <
Davis, intending to make this his head
quarters until the permanent SURVEY of the
road shall have been completed. He has
organized, and has now on the line. two
corps OF engineers, one of which are en-
gagged in running a line from Otsego 10 St
Joseph, and one from St Joseph to the
Indiana State line He is forming a third
corps 10 this city, to complete the survey
rom Lansing TO OtsegO, and expects TO
nave them at work in 4 few days. This is
certainly tangible evidence that the work
On this important connecting line of rail
way Is being pushed along as rapidly as
could reasonably he expected in 50 great
IN undertaking.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

MERIrED PROSPERITY. Two years ~,
this spring. Messrs. FObes and Hitchcocl
came TO this city, entire strangers 10 oui
people, and opened u clothing store on The
corner Of Washington avenue and Allegan
street. They brought with them good
stock OF goods from the east and although
the place Of business where they opened
mad not been looked upon as a desirable
point for trade, and notwithstanding the
fact that other firms engaged IN the same
branch Of business had failed 10 succeed
they resolved 10 try the experiment OF es-
tablishing here an establishment devOt ed
exclusively to dealing in clothing and cents
furnishing goods. They began at once
liberal and judicious system Of advertising,
which never fails in attracting public at
tentiOn, and bringing is just rewards, and
TO which they attribute in great measure
their success By this method and by fair
dealing this firm has done good business F
from the date Of their first opening; in +.
fact, their trade having increased I'D such a I
rapid manner during the past year, they
found IL necessary % secure more ample
quarters 10 meet the constantly Increasing
demands Of trade Consequently they
made q lease Of The new and spacious
store recently erected OH Washington Ave
nue, which they have fitted up 10 q manner
not exceled for Convenience 40 Carrying on
business by any similar establishment n
the state. They occupy the first and sec
)nd floors OF tie building which ~ ,,
BY Sc feet. the first floor Tor saiesroom.
md the second floor for manufacturing 4,
purposes In their sae-rOom may be found
iOthing Of all styles aud grades. has and ,
apS, gents furnishing goods. ltiies clOlks
&C. They employ from 20 10 - hands I'm
he manufacture OF men and hays' clothin.-
nj ladies cl0dks. Their sales ll.t wear
ere between So. O00 aud : 90 0DD. and
lth large additions 10 their stock AND i'm
'eased facilities fJr manufacturing tlr, %
Spect their sales VIII eEceel $4,000 rn. "
resent year. Mr.. o b WRIGHT. on. Of s.
II hest Cutters ID Tie state. has Cluffa o.. 81
e manufacturing department of .ha es- d.
bhshnent, AMI every garment Is a,..l. nt, 81
ider hi7 supervision and direction Tnr. Dol
y no eastern made garments but manu- "
-ture IN their establishment eyer, ari. CO
Of clothing which they -e'l-hence they f
ow the quality of the mlter.llu-.l tle Boz
re exercised in The manufacture of the a.
rments, and are able 10 warrant them to "a
'ir customers accordingly Those Ga want s"
anything in the Line Of clothing. viii lind IT,
establishment OF Messrs Fol,es i, 10
-chcocS one of the best places in central w
'hisan at which To make their purchases. l.
cir advertisement Will be found else
ere in to-day's paper =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

LOWER Town lTENs.-T VI Burgess ba,
purchased lots and ? block 80. in the All
ward tor the sum of 5000 co. ana Is now
collecting together material for the cree
ton OF a handsome brick residence there
on.
A 3. Stuart and Mr. Clark have pur-
chased one lot of from block AZ. in the rear
OF their dwelling houses. for $50
Ethan Denison, ESQ. OF the Ist Ward. is
making extensive preparations to supply
the city with strawberries another wear
He has set ont several thousand plants al
ready, and viii soon add many more. II
the plants turn out well, Mr.. Denison will
doubtless reap substantial reward on his
investment
William Torrance and Fred Richardson.
who leit here with the last recruit. that
went out, some Is months ago, have re-
rently returned. They were in the lst Cav
airy, were kept some .six weeks over their
time, and were finally discharged at Fort
Bridger, l. T., and compelled to pay their
transportation hOme-costing them near
$500 each Lewis, GARNER, Reynolds, and
other Lansing boys. are yet on the road.
but Will doubtless reach here sometime this
month.
TooSer and Co have recently made an
addition to their foundry building, and wi n
now have increased facilities tor manufac-
turing purposes. Their establishment has
no opposition in that end OF the CITY. aud
they are doing thriving business
Mr. Nelson Bush has erected a small
building on Race street, where be intends
TO keep A supply Of mortar, sc, for the
accommodation OF those who wish small
lots for repairing purposes
Norkmen are busly engaged in excava-
ting the cellar for Williams & Watkins new
brick store
We notice that some OF the residen: on |
seymour street have commenced LAYING
Down their sidewalks. The entire walk il I
10 be finished by July Ist.
surveyors have been busy for tie past
ew days in surveying and stalking out Can
tol Ayenue-preparatory to grading. We
suppose
The sidewalk running north from Hunts
Hotel to Franklin street, on the west side
u Washington Avenue, Is in the worst pos
iole condition. Nearly all the boards are
DOSE and rotten and navigation on that
ide after dark Is dangerous to lie and
Imb. \ good six-f0ot sidewalk would be
vast improvement.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

/ CoNNoS CoUNsiL-At d session %. ID,
council or Thursday evening i4.t petit
ton was presented f1r tie grading III VA
nut street, between Shlavas,ee and Ottawa
streets
The committee on streets reported .
f resolution 10 repair Race street. and the
bridge across the race, which was laid on the
table.
The same committee reported IN favor Of
constructing sidewalk on the east side Of
Cedar street, from Franklin street to Mich
igan Avenue. Messrs. D. VI. Bagley. James
Johns and Mr. Brisbin were appointed com
missiOners to make assessments of the ex-
pense Of said improvement
The same committee reported in favor Of
constructing a sewer in Ottawa street. from
Capital Avenue 10 tie river. al a cost Of
$500. Report tabled
The same committee reported an orji-
nance to construct . SIX foot sidewalk On
the north side OF Michigan Avenue. from
Washington Avenue to the depot which
was referred to the committee Of the whole.
4 communication was received from the
CITY Attorney stating that Tie injunction
suit OF Messrs. Kerr s jerome. AGAINST the
city in relation 10 Michigan Avenue Grade
had been discontinued
Areassessmest OF $500 was ordered made T
on A.legan street, to pay that portion If.
The expense of grading said stree, jD,urral .
by grading along the State sonare and
which it WIS expected the State would nav
Messrs. :. " Wright, D ". Bar,ev and
J. Williams we're appointed commission
rs to make an assessment to defrav the
Expense Of grazing Grand Street from OF
ava to ShiawAssee street.
A resolution was adopted thar DO .stere.,
.e allowed on orders hereafter drawn ON
he Contingent bridge ward or highway
lnd OF each ward, until otherwise ordered
y the council
The accounts Of the members Of the Board
{ Education for services were allowed at
2 per night each
A resolution Of thanks to the Mayor. for
be able and impartial manner in which he
al discharged his duties. was offered bv
herman Whitney and unanimously
lopted
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

siO Loss.-Nr. Johnson Brown. who
.a'ei ron this city few days since to
'''ioFn, Clinton county, lost all his
'saold goods and wearing apparel by
aaly or two after his removal. The
originated from a stOvepipe passing
-lsh The roof OF the house. His loss
about $500, upon which there was no
rance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

'IRISE-Ihe labOrsrs employed by
D. SHINE, contractor on the Michigan
'e and Cedar Street grades, who had
WORKING for 81 so per day, struck
-sle' wages one day last week, and
'sled IN obtaining from their employer
vance oil e cents each per day. Mr..
Z employs at the present time from
% seyenty-hve men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
VIEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

-.al Csngss- f.r Judge or 18Th judicial Dlctf Ct
-.s.is Notices. Ezt4l-- of Va. Pullman and Dan .
r3as.
..cs 1, Contra ~ s-Dfeiglns cl4nDsi al mouth
Ever Dull
-.ar 1aI simmer Goods ~ IlgersoA O.
..ir'- Eai ADD r isch EHtermioatOr
-,- AL TcrI sGore-kuott < Bs4mcr.
saogl'-F9be. 4 Hitchcock.
,-rsi Or slol-n--Dr r. v Selsoa
.sr Lsi.
LEO o. Coairllt0rs-C4ss River anu Mia Fowl
s1l Rosd.
&C. y asses malt "a Aiicg4l street.
IRA lni Ctrritge Mzssrs-Spfang a Clars
n..duers Nofc--Fstste Il Benz Csrl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

.noGE AT THE Reform ScHOOL-Mr. c.
SEYMOUR Assistant Superintendent at
STATE ReioEm School, has resigned his
..on, and gone TO the oil fields of Penn
'iaia. Capt. James II. Baker succeeds
seymour in the duties which have been
Ailiilly aud well performed by him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

B RELIC GOyE The handsome pole
esl by the Republicans in front Of the
E,pujl,cqa Office an 1864. during the
Presidential campaign, was cut down
l1lday last, on account Of the grading
, 70 be commenced on Michigan Avenue
s Of the bridge
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

A'A'ENAw STREET SEwER.-Ths work
q sewer IN Washienaw street, which
''s put IN to drain the cellar Of the
!. a''el Of Gen. Baker, is being pushed
\, along about fifty men being en-
y ~ rs construction. The work of
I l'''s 'ae earth is being done by Mr..
..-', aDa The brick work by the con-
! building. NC"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

hi Q c' ! PIErsOLOer AND ruv,-o,
n, .soD !. L. Burrows OF Illinois nf oom
aa1 - -. Of lectures in this ci, YOU. =,
a. ,a .ls' =, Week, on the sub Ss,s' a,
! !: .o -ua Physiology, aud Will coO Ol
z ,t' ne each evening du rim ' ,Ss
r'.,' 'ae Present week. His l the
is..rr '.'sd BY valuable apparatus par i1.-
"a ersa Wy very popular, bein~ ~
"a I ~ by large numbers ~
',sn.anll l' gallery of paiOtiH. u
4 r.. .y Of The notable cbaTart q,
a T ~, countries, will well vel - rs0as
EN-. .all during the da Ue'l d rSPay
.'a.ls. - public are admitted TI rrae
ri ~ s'. vii be present to evan
= ts," 'a'Oish charts. &c. A vHua,-
1'ss 10 the evening Il con,-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

,syEis CHAsGE. Mr.. Albert Clark has
lalsed the interest Of Mr. Hunt in
wagon and Carriage mandatory here
Re carried on by Messrs. SpraDg &
o. and The business will be conducted
after under The drm name OF Sprang &
n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09


/. III l'S 'IEw OF LASsrso.-ur = 9
e. !, H =. Creek, has sketcbaI =, : :
so ~ View Of Lansing which ~. :
u, az ~ = standpoint in the nor,ha vas
cue, 'as city The sketch shows = sT Sas'
ri@ o'o, public building. souare
M ~ y. 50 as to be easily d..; ra,s'
= .e examination. He in,sDd- IA
\ AZ, ,.''eh autographed il aoo .n 10
d s ~ = obtained for copies .s' Of su !,
n I.' e1a them to subscribers a. ~ ~ ~
a a, ,s C.o'sr Is now canva,.ing - - =
q, ' ~ who desire to ob,ai9 ~, ,SS
i , ~ 90 By subscribing with him 'ue
i. I s".n a thing may no, seem n'1 =,
n. ' ~. 'tll there are but SSf fnx .,
In ,o oa' would dearly prize | ,S !,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

y 'oVNeIL--The newly elected uavor
f. .''i'0t'' Of the common council took
y. ''-.' On Monday evening last. The
t. ~ qua ~ assuming the duties of his DO
y, , !, a short address. ard n.
/, /, men 'l'i at once proceeded to the dis
/. . Z" business. We shall hereafter nnL
~ p'0c e The council in on
nm The proceedings OfMonday eve
'' 'e found in our paper TO-DAY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

HE REPUBLIcAN.-The Port Huron Com
meTc'at tDemocratic) OF last week. thus
speaks of our paper:
Barring its politics, the Lansing Repu5-
t.can Is one OF the best papers in the State
It's typography is unsurpassed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

-'l'Np RoAD.-we ara reons,,..
, n ma. .,a' the residents Of the town.
~ y na'eT'0Wn and Eagle prOOo.. va IT,
rarr N. ' ~, % the 2'd day Of Nav
I - S 'as Cd eauseWay west OF "HOr.s
! below Stephen A. BsrI.-, .V' -
'" { road They ask those i in,o VI
rI,' '.ls work in the township and
:. laaslag- to assist them on thai S Sau
e lone -. ua1er'aklng. The work
neg. n township Of Lansing. it il t.T 5o 'Uad
5. AL =, - Tue township will take an
..ls I jo.a Turn out aud assist in seeing 40
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

rsa MEs's OcIFTY.-There will he i
ng OF the young Mems Society Of this
90 next Monday evening, May 18th,
store OF Me-srs FObes < Hitchcock.
rplrpose OF recognizing the Society.
uerd Attendance Of members is re-
..sl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

NEW GOoDs--H. Ingersou adver,ises a
new STOCK OF seasonable goods in our paper
To-Day. lngersol has the largest stock of
Dry Goods in the city, is one Of the most
reasonable dealers, aud hence does an ex-
tensive trade.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

We have received the first number of the
O'ld Hsg'sfsr, neutral paper published ut
OVID, Clinton county, by H. Wickwire
editor and publisher 1t starts with a fine
advertising patronage.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
CLARIFIED.

ROW LEY-WAsHBURN MAY "a. lsss bv Pc.
Geo II Hick1x, at his residence De th, CIV ofI.-
Sng; Edgar " Row ey, q. Lansing, L. Ms BIZ.
WAshouru u Alliedon
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

BUILDING.-The subscriber is prepared TO
furnish materials and do any and an kinds Of work
that may me the ha= II Building Bl-io.s.
554tf q - 100,
WILL THOSE KNowIN6 themselves in
deotei to the late 1rm Of Amplle;t. R,fhrsrk &C,
p's4ss CAL anu make immediate settlement IS " .sh
10 balance the books a. soon possible Your pr9p,
attention Is respectfully called t. the above
57ew2 Nv ,,p,rr,r
u u PECK has beautiful selections Of
Black Cloths Dosskins T.i,ats, Coatinys C.s.nnere.
and Trimmings. and also cheap al Wool C.ss,u,ere-
and Indigo blue sltinstts Washington Avenue
--s-~~S
RECORDERS CoURT Notice Is hereby
given that Regular ss.ous " tie Recorders conr
OF the city OF Lansing Will be hol len At lhe Common
Council Room, on the second Monday OF every month
and special sessions on any day OF the week Sunday
eI'epted) as business may require
5-6w2 r Tr,-Vr- p.-s-.-
NEW SPRING MILLINERY Mss Barrett
sui Sister, ara now At their New Rooms. win the
srgest an most elegant stock of s,rn,asi = ,,r-,r
Millinery ever brought to this market. which thev
Will De happy to show to their ell customers. ana a
many new onss as will favor them with call
stairway between Z e. Nllsrs Grocery sui s.moas /
. H''' store 57l,l
PATENT MEDICINES If faith would cDre 4
disease our physicians occupation would be gone.
the afflicted need only real the advertisements in
the papers 10 be made whole" bat the uostrur,s
prepared 10y these pseudo co-tor. Ices net often
' back up ' the faith Inspired ~ their aivcrt.s.
msnts We do not mean to condemn all sc-csued
patent medicines, for some have bSea found 20 be
'eFy valuable In tbs class Would include Goes
~'agh BA.sAm, for coughs Group h9arseness. &.
AID &c Dyspepsia Cure for Indigestion. dyspeosl
'nd Al troubles OF the Stomach AMI Bgwa.s-ihcv
have been tested in Thousands o. cases or dolers
IL ssl them go,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LANSING AND OwOSsO RAILROAD.
-. leaves Lansing At IL A. n, arriving a
-, i.aT.s owosso sssP NJ arriving at Laasial
- P n
- LANSING AND SAGINAW RAILROAD
-. caves lansing at 80 A. N, arriving a.
-. i..-ss Jackson at p NJ, arriving at LANSING
iDP. NJ
nvraOrT AND MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD
..-, an ths Detroit and Milwaukee arrive and
- rom ORosso - follows
ooIy0 EASI. GOING SEs1.
80 A. n Mixed .-....... 2-I5Az
~ .I2.f5PS Nal ........ 23sP
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
....s, the Mlch. gan CentrAl Railroad arrive and
- ron Jackson as follows.
.sAlss E4srEARD- TRANS SSrvAED.
DJdrs. 1rrtDs
L. rts. &. .zors Mail, ...........1OlOAx
:. ss5rsss. o.. 2,s0rE Day Express o.. sOPE
80 rrprsss, 2-5OA-S Evening Express s.55PH
..tfrDress,. . o.j0A.s wight Impress , 2,5OA n
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
arrive md depart from J4cksou on H. road
',-,,.--5 % ant ll.lOAS
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