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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

LANSING AND HOWELL RAILROAD.-At
the railroad meeting held at WILLIAMSON
OF Wednesday last, it was decided 10 pro-
coed at once to procure the necessary
amount subscribed to organize a company
to construct a railroad from Howell 10 this
city. \ committee was appointed to solicit
subscriptions from the people 10 the capt
tai stock, and TO draft articles of associa-
ton Ten thousand dollars had been sub
scribed in Williamson previous to the
meeting on the 18th, and there seems TO be
but little doubt entertained that tie
amount necessary To organize a company
viii be- obtained without difficulty The
people living along the line OF this proposed
road will necessarily be obliged to subscribe
literally, aside from the township aid, 10
raise az amount sufficient TO construct the
road. But the people have the ability if
they but have the will, to carry this impor-
tant project through.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

To BIZ EXTENDED TO SAGINAw.-The rail
road from Jackson to this city IS to be ex-
tended to Saginaw at once. The directors
Of the Jackson, Lansing and saginaw Rail
road company were at Saginaw last week,
and find the people there ready and willing
to do al that is required Of them 10 secure
the construction Of the road from that city
10 the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway.
The necessary means are nearly raised 70
grade and tie the road, and the full amount
is pledged TO be forthcoming within the
next thirty days. Arrangements are
already made for the iron, the survey has
been completed, and the contracts for DO
ing the carthwork will be let In few days.
Before the close Of another season, the
company expect to have the road 10. run
ming order.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

OKEN0s.-IwO weeks ago the Good Tenn
plars Of this place held their election. an
the next week the installation took place.
The following are the names OF the officers
elected: Dr. James F. Smu-v. y. c. T.
Mrs. Geo. Y smith " Y. T. J. E Chat
terton ". :. Geo. u. SmHh. ". T.: sam
ue- Callahan. " NJ; Charles Hane-. ". I.
g., Mss Mary Barnes. 2. II. :. Mss
Phoebe Bray. : il. : Rev. :. L Hoac.
v. C.; Mss Jennie l. Ives. y 4 :; Leon
arr y. Watson. W. t. : Mss LAah Turn
er. W. D. N. Watts Humphrey ". -. G..
on saturday ul-Lt. a. regular commun--
cation held hy the ORDER NJ Wr.-l- O..
Tecuussl, o.. II. y. T. T: delivered %
them 81 short address. all gave them some
suitable Instructions that lie crlec nigh,
be more successful n all OF --s unlerta-
k.ng- tie praised Tie Lol-eas being one
0f the best disciplined ia ttls section 0ftLe
country
Al a Republican caucus, holden II the
school house in Ills village on saturday.
Aug. l.. ls6G. tie following named persons
We're appointed Is delegates % attend The
Republican county convention. 90 be held at
Mason on Friday next. James Nortlrap.
John B.akley, Ezek.e. F Baras George y.
Walker. c. II. barrow
Mr. Bryant of Lansing. procured d STU
alton here. iJr the purpose of erecting the
saw MIL known as tie Brow mill. located
south OF Lansing ca y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

STATE BOARD or EQUALzATIO>.- Thi:
Board, composed Of the Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, Auditor General, Secretary OF State.
State Treasurer and Commissioner Of the
state Land Office, are now in session in
this city. The Board organized on Monday
evening by electing Lieut.. Gov. Z. o.
Grosvenor as chairman, with II. r. Pratt
ESQ, one Of the clerks in the Auditor Gen
erals office, acting as clerk.
The following is a list OF the delegates in
attendance from the various counties: Al
Logan W. c. Edsell; Barry, A. Elliot; Ber-
rien, Warren Chapman; Branch, F. T. Ed
dy; Calhoun, G. II. French and E. F. Hen
derson; Cas-, Joseph Smith Clinton. O..
L. Spaulding; Eaton, John Dow: Cen
esee. f. G. Gale; Gratiot L. Smith; HUI
ron, Richard Wius0r; Ingham, A. " Hart
Kalamazoo, E. T. Lowell; Kent. J. H..
TrGax; Lapeer, J. c. Cole; Livingston.
J. W Bush; MacOmb, D. :. Priest: Mar
Quette, c. VI. ". Earle Mecosta. f. o.
Rose: Midland, J. T. Willard: Monroe. f
Choate; Montcalm, y : French; Neway-
20, James Barton, Oakland, c. v Babcock
and ?. D. Warner; Oceana, Charles Cary:
1t. Joseph, c. Tyler; Tuscola, j. Ii. Rich
artson; Wasltenaw, James Mcmahon:
Wayne, \. y. Rlbineau and Alex. Blue:
Saginaw, Richard Khule: Ottawa. VI D.
Howard; Ionia, II. Barlow; Jackson. !.
l. Woodward and J. T. Mitchell; Lenawee.
Chas. l.. Mickey; Mason Chas. Mears
Van Buren,. J. J. Wo0dman.
/. Is thought that the Board win not
complete Us lab0rs before Friday
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

PESlNsULAR RAMwAT.-The township al
Penfeld. in Calhoun county, voted so 700
in aid Of the Peninsular Railway on the
18th. The township OF Bedford, Calhoun
county, totes Oh the question Of aiding the
road on the first prox., and the township
Of Emmett on the 3lst instant. The town
ship Of Benton and Chester. 10 Eaton cOun-
", vote on the eth and 81 proximo. On
Tuesday next. the 18th inst, a meeting OF
the citizens Of Cass county will be held at
Cassapols. 20 decide whether they will
unite their interests with the extension OF
the Peninsular Railway westward from
Battle Greek to Chicago, or whether they
will adhere 10 the Jackson route.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

i ROAD MADE HARD To TRAVEL. ~-slr.
Eator.-Wlether Nrlckbats wall improve
a g1al or not. depends much on the manner
of their application On the road leading
from tie city to the Agricultural College. Is
an example Of the way in which such things
should not Je applied. Instead Of being
leyeled 30 that the road should have q
smooth, even surface, The brickba;s are
mostly dropped il pi.es-apparently about
a load in piace-right on the main track
where II passes through a swamp. 4 car
riase cannot be driven across these beans
excep, at i slow walk, without danger of
breaking something. anu they are laid so
that they cannot be avoided. The material
alluded o seems To be rubbish from a brick
Kiln, AMI .t is probably put on The road bv
The proprietor or The Kiln. o. get IL cur Of
bis way. would Inquire ift4ess is not
some authority Cd prevent this material
BEING put or tile soaa. III suc1 a manner -
o. interfere with the facility anu safety
Of public travel
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

RELIGIOUS ORGANZATI0N. We are .u-
formed that the Spir.tualists of Lansing
and vicinity have organized themselves
into society, having 46 members. WAC are
making arrangements for Sunday speaking,
and Tor sunday School Lyceum upon the
Plan meeting with much success ia New
York Boston Chlca-o ami =. Louis. Boil
OIL ana young participate in Tie exercises.
they being a. We'll a adapted ID tie Nan and
Woman a. tie BOY or git- Tie State con
velu3l le.l at Battle Crees ias- month adj
joa'aei % meet ID tl.s cry I'D October.
ls6-, aul one OF The Society Lese morn.
Us thar 500 people may le expected from
this and other states al tlat time
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

STREET RAILWAY n LANSING.-An or
dinance was passed By the common c0un-
ell on Monday evening last, granting per
mission 10 a company to construct 4 Street
Railway in this city. Books of subscription
have been opened TO the capital stock of the
Company, and We are pleased to learn
that a large amount Of the necessary
stock has already been taken L Is the de-
sign Of The company 10 pat down the road az
once, and 70 get it IN running order before
the first OF December next. The parties
design running The road from the Lansing
Academy, at the head OF Washington Ave-
nue., To Franklin Street. being tie main
street running east and west through Lower
Town, and from thence eastward on Frank
In sireett0 The depot, Also to run O line
from Washington Avenue eastward on
Michigan Avenue 10 the depot. The COM
pany Will make such further extensions OF
Their road as the growing wants OF the
CITY may require from time 20 time Il j
desirable that most OF the capital stock IN
this railway company should be taken bv
our citizens, hu- whatever amount i, not
taken 10y them Will be subscribed hv ,s~.
tiemen from abroad. 1t will undoubtedly
prove snanerative investment, and add
new feature Of attraction to the many
already existing 10 our thriving Young CITY.
Books OF subscription may be found NJ
enh's ID. Tie hanks. o. store Of \. y. Hart.
a. Ly"v4 .v@u-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

EaR0Ni0Js OFlN.oy.-O1r statemea. q
few weeks since that NJ Parmalee had
opened his WOODEN factory III tie building
formerly occupied as a foundry. on the
north side OF Franklin street. has lei some
TO suppose that NJ. Verify has disc0u.iu-
led his sash and blind factory 10 the same
building such IS not tue case NJ. Verify
occupies the lower story. and Mr. Parmalee
the upper one
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

a New FIRW-Tbe advertisement az
Messrs. Esselstyn & sons, grocers, 10. 3,
Cowles block. will be found in our column :
to-day These gentlemen are new corners
among us, bat they seem determined % see
cure share OF public patronage by Offering
inducements 10 trllers, and making IL ,0r
the interest Of the people 70 buy goods OF
them. When in want Of groceries try thi :
new firm.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Church ursio-OITer D.tson K @.
Ol.vet C,.leze-Ja.es 2. Porter.
rook o.,t csr Pa.at-vanKsaEea L Thonp-or
Painters .Grainers, &c
= ip..,-,v Taw-Cowles 3 sanford
r-,,ser Yard-Birt & C-a-S
49,, ms Co y. 7. Wltc1u-5.
Equalization Bounty Bill !. ssAsaafse-
-rea, F-citeue-t-Isssis.yr : 71rs
silt Cora-4ay-J. A Kerr
Feathers Warted-g. HASA
Assessment Noi.cs-Mlcaiza7 ATe1le
trcork's Porous Plssie-s.
Tts camp. the Battle Fi--t. Sc. Sc
Letter List
Qissoiui.0n-E90.s d PARIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

DEx0cRArC COUNTY COSrESroS.-A
Democratic county convention has been
called to meet a. Mason. on Saturday next,
10 appoint delegates % tie Democratic
state. Congressional and Sena'0rial Con
yenti0ns.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
yELIEs MrsIc HALL s sill. DID

NELIE's MUsIc HALL i sill Up o. con-
crt gltcl. an rs p-oi-l--o- s.l- say to those de-
slr.ns First Cas- Piano. Ors4- or Melole.4 O. cal
ini purchase one q the p nowasl ,.e.asay. Clicae
r.us, Gale. N9.e, B-a-blry an! Bla-lnau a GRAY
Pianos Mlsla * HAm-u Carl4rt. Phelps s. Prince
Organs and Me.3deous have ca State A.,acy 0r
TIE Phelps Prem ln. O-sal aa- Ms.oleo- . splendid
toned and wei 1aish4l ilstrlneut-aselts wsntsi
10 eve.! IOWA 3D. Tie Siat .-excilslvs territory la E
terms given 20 agents co appl cation. have AS, D.
dae siocs y Guitars, ylol4s Sheet Music. a.
Every lstr-meut Warrsn'-d S-.lai hand .astra
melts taken II exchaLge f3rrewones
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

VALUATION OF PROPERTY N TIE CRY
Below we present a tabular statement OF
the real and personal property in the city
by wards, as assessed by the city assessor
in 1868 and for the present year. together
with the valuation as eqGallzed by the board
Of supervisors for each Of such years
FIRST WARD
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

HELP NANTED.-The Central Michigan
Agricultural society are greatly in heel Of
help TO prepare the grounds for tie Fair TO
be held on the l2-l 18th aud l4th OF next
month. VIII net cur citizens and the FARM
ers IN tbs section give attention u this in
p9rJant enterprise aud extend the all thar
Is required Money is needed, ami labor IS
essentially requisite
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

NrcmsAy FEMALE C0LLEGE--Ne have q
portion Of the Baccilaureate address Of
Miss A. c. Rogers ia type, butitis unayo.d-
ably crowded out OF this weeks paper
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

DELE iArE> TO TIE COUNT CONVENTION.
The following Is list OF the delegates
elected al the ca1cuses last evening. 10
represent this city IL tie Republican coun-
ty convention on Friday next
First Wari-J4mes Turner. j. 7. Mead.
D. NJ Ba-ley. Dr. Richardson D r. Web
ster.
Second Wara-W. II Pnckney y. B.
Jones. c. F. Nasl j. Teuuev Theodore
Hunter
THIRD War9-A r. Burr II. B. shank.
" p. kilhorn George IT. House : K
Wilcox.
Fourn lIard-D. l. Case ". II. Haze.
l. NJ. Cravath. J. B. Hull
Lans'ag 7orndip -The township has
elected the following delegates ". A..
Dryer, .. D. Skinner. Ransom Everitt
WARD COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
First WGrd-J l. Mead, Z T. Newbro
Second Uard-N. b. Jones. W. H.
Pinckney, " c. Bennett
Thrd Vard-None appointed
Fourth Ward-D. L. Case. " II. Haze.
l. U. Craya,h.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

PERsoNAL.-Geo. l. Parsons. ISL. lei
Tor his home in Springfield. No. this morn
ing.
4. =. case, j.. WEI, VITA NJ Parsons.
to look for a new home in the far west
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

\ STOCK of tie American and Swis,
Cold aad Silver Wat1aes cal D. ioaud 90 th. ca,
Book sore. s,en.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

uiseaAE9 E1.-IOrrance aul Gorlen. a.
rested liz breaking in.0 >m..a Hunter :
store, have zen discharged.
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LOCAL NOTICE,

oLTET co-LEaE-rbe F.--
VI. College for $50. W.. t-,.- =. .ss
-'h- Elimination q cans. - =. : -ar 5
ssvera- 1sPArim ITS ~. = "a.
the 26sh F-'e @. ?
s7eeiA' attention sivsa htbsp.
aleal 10 'Aoro-jA,y G.t.lc -. -'-'S,-
Assistance Is acsr-ei 10 49, = III =.
qsrias forihs ministry 49,. ~
r'--seroe 3 F-fi.--'ar re.. 81
F9r 9a-t---llrs s-srsss -
JAMES E Posm j
VATe' Celese. Als. : Is.
tiNE saiSrs.-A large Io- No.
ana warranted 90 So. .tPs-5,.
FoRcz Is r6E So
'ir- O. CO. w--.v.. q
,'es t-. ia-s-ss'-a srelt ...--
s--- -a e-ccatoa oaa D. 49,. +
-i'n'- iNsurr7r 90 C.l1.,. e,-.-s &
as. oao Al ac-a4. s...-a-s
'''-A- business e-7c-amre
tls-.
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Ians ng. June 5. Is6s 5,1m3
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-29

republican form Of government TIL, !, .
question Of deep Importance, one in which
every i93g.@I Aaryander has an abiding inter
clf1ot rI ~ " "~a ,tS' aa;j tl,.s inio
a.hinc fr,,Ia p1s.aga ,r IN net T.. ~ ', sonr.a
q revision Of our or aa'c Law, and srenc-
~ tE4 present INEQUALITIES, otrepre'ea.at:oA,
a az wa 'ev'''' ''s s''''""' d '.- vo>.,'A-
,r,,, .,., -.
,on,.,,. .,.... $500 I'l 'i "'
,,:..,E W.. ''..- '. ','' 400 o
,''' ~ -, 80 ,'.'. .''''..o''
1,r, '.'''' '''
''' ,'' '.'''- -.''-'.''' "s Y Nv ] "''''''''
-., "g, we ooho, fh&l ar '"s' !',ofa' a&
r'5,, fGsf cro-,, !c ., ~ 55 ."
/ in future INTRODUCES hi,i in Congress, or in
any other body Outside O: he State, 10 de-
'''t i'.,S ,... o. .i'F !'t'!.'&eS as {. state
the nion-sb.l be- ds@1naa r'.r 49,, ~ +"
! felony, au3 upon conviction bv n casa,,etert
/ t1opuai, she'll BE-, snteuce., to be hung or
~! ,-o'To .'t me- "a. N l!'e discretion q the
rncrIr Of he stoGa fb,i dl.,as a''' ,1a1
I punishment"
This = fair s,r,,,1o If ,pl.t a., no,,l.
OF MARYLAND ,g9sH 3o = ,toy dored and
had Inc rower. and a vcr>. f.;r s,,.;.,,,. -
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20 Advertisers.

Those wishing to make changes in their
advertisements at tho commencement Of the
New Year arc requested to give nogi4o q, the
o1ica eQriy in the week.
Our schedule Of new rates for standing
advertisements will be found at the head Of
the first column on the third page.
The great d.sproportion Of rates between
transient and stJa1jaq advertisements has
induced Us 10 make the eAor, to approX.,
mate them more nearly, and yc. discriminate
so literally in favor Of regular adyariscy5 as
10 make il q matter Of interest with the!a 10
continue their patronage.
The rates heretofore charged regular nd.
vertisers have been so low that oar space has
been pretty nearly all occupied b. that kind
Of matter, to the exclusion Of general news
aud miscellaneous reading. THIS las BEEN
s. source Of scrio0s complaint b. our sub.
5cnbera, who take The l'hig for tie Ecws.
10 enlarge Gu. sheet would, perhaps, avoid
this complaint on the part OF the general
reader; but the former low rates for stand.
ing advertisements would not cover the in.
creased expense. If ouradycrtjsiog patrons
will continue the same liberal support which
they have heretofore granted Tie Whjy in
the past, it will enable " 10 increase both
the size and cigcala.ion Of the paper, and
,hua greatly enhance the value Of their ad.
yorlise1,cnts 10 them,
We hope our advertisers viii Continue
ander the new schedule to occupy tAn same
space in our columns which they 10 at pres
cnl but il TIE advanced rates for a while
should deter any, VIC will spare no pains in
setting their advertisements in conspicuous
tYpe and the most attractive style, If they
shall conclodc to shorten the space which
they haze been in the habit Of using.
Every business man who has made his
mark on the world in tie present generation
has been among the most extensive adgery.s.
ers Baruu,a, the great Snowman, owes his
success almost entirely &c printers iu&; go
does Bonner, Of he New.Iogk Ledger 49,
Stewart The prince Il dry gooHs men, pays
an agent s. oo) - YEAR to white Lis aa9cr.
ti5cmcnts Dr.. Jarnoa, who anna *el o
princcIv fortune 'y the solcofhis medicines,
expended as i;gh IS slice oa0 IA ore v4r
for advertising. and to this he was aLm0.
exclusively indebted for success In business.
If We regard atyc~ltsng Is a business en-.
terpgiso in oUr own county, we find those
who make Tire most ak:,.uI use Il ty,a.
prosper most il business. Ifyca have ar..
-.
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COURSE OF STgDE.

TrraT q les-Fnqlts1-- os-aphv, Ro,ding
lion, History,of t!e United SmIos, Essays per.ama.
ton. Observation-Disclosures, Mental Arithmetic
Cossics-Lattn Cran%nas, ijreCk Gralnm T.
English Gramnar. Geogid oily, Universal IL. ,5.%,
rool.eepae, Rhetoric, Ea.ays' Deeans'i3,4i,- ~
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Mental Ar!iAneti', A!&a'
Nata1a' !sciroe3 Physiology, Physical Geography,
Natural Philosophy. -.
THIRD CLASS ng'isE--Estary Ct England,
Rbctor.c. Penmarshlp Constis .tioH Of the United
States. .Iqfhfatafic3--Algao GHomery, 1tiro
nometry Naiural .Stlsco-Natugoi PHILOSOPHY,
Isfr0n6mv Che'uistry. C}assic5--Sliln% Virgil or
Gyld, Latin Tutor. creek Reader or Grteca Min9ra
Xeuophons Anabasi5. r, r,,t
Board Of Commissioners Si1iic Se3o =.
WM. TORBERl, Secretary. St"t ~ !aso--'f
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WOMAN FoUHD DEAD.-On Monday
afternoon, says the Wilmington Commercial,
a couple of men cunning on Cherry Island
Marsh between that city and the Delaware,
discovered the BODY of woman lying in
one Of the bitches that drain the meadow -
She was poorly clad in dress Of calico and
a quilted hood In her pockets we're loand
a ticket from Philadelphia to North East and
a small sum Of money. The date Of the
ticket was washed off
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"a terrible oonAaqration occurred ct
Eawtown, Nd, on Friday, The 2lat inst
Property TO the a;nount Of $50 900 was do.
stroyed, upon which there is IN insurance
Of only about $4,000 Stores, hotels. man
utac,oriaa and dwellings persisted iadiscria.
ina!ely, among them he Gazette Office, which
proved q total loss.
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PosTpOYED,---Tho rona;rs Ia n

PosTpoNGD.---Tbo repairs 10 the
Church at Cherry Hill having been com.
pleLedI twill be re.opcasA for divine service
on Sabbath, Jan. 9Th, Instead Of tomorrow,
as was expected Ministers from abroad
will be present or the occasion, and +. is
looked forward to with considerable interest.
Both the Interior and exterior Of thc Church.
have been greatly improved ia appearances
by the ropairs-the former being elegantly
painted throughout Including walls and cell,
ing) and the latter being sandoa.
DEATn OF TUE PORTUGAL Mir!srsa.
J. c. l'iganiere Morao, the oldest m ,mbce
Of the diplomats corps, died 81 til. resi-.
Nence of his son, in Brooklyn, on MONDAY
last, aged CO years. Minister giGaniore has
for a number Of years resided in this coan,
ty, on a very fine farm near Carlesown,
formerly owned by Mr. James IIas5on.
CONCERT AND ExuigtrIoN.-A Con.
cert and Exhibition will come OF at st.
Johns NJ. L. Church, on Tuesday evening"
January 18th, commencing at : O'Clock -
Abundance % cts; children Is cts,
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RELIGIoUs.-A protracted meeting
will commence in the N. e, Church at Chcs,
apeake City, on next Monday evening, with
an old fashioned watch-nght meeting, com
mencing at o clock and continuing till after
midnight,
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a#str
"a - - .

Elkton, on Monday
morning, 9th inst, MARY, vito Of j. +.
Bradbury, in the 64th year Of her ago.
Portland Me- papers please copy.
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0rR You've Folks for January fully sus.
toin3 It's high reputation as juvenile maga.
Zine
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NOTICE

TIE ORPHANS COURT win meet On tho THIRD
I TUE DAY in January, instead Of tao second
cult Court. c, = CUTLER,
Dec -, lS6f-'fF Register,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-10
OHIO NEWS
MAHoNING COUNTY.
From the youngstown Register

Youngstown has one apothecary shop,
one bank, five butchers, four brewers,
five dentists, three hotels, eleven lawyers,
four livery stables, t~wenty-four manufac-
turing establishments OF various kinds /;
thirteen doctors, two photographers,
about fifty retail and six wholesale stores,
groceries, accomplishing a list of licen-
ses granted under the provisions of the
L. S. Internal Revenue in that village for
the year ending May 3lst, 1867.
Prot. r. B. Murray, of Youngstown,
has been rendered and has accepted the
superintendency of the schools of Mead
vile, Pa. The reputation gained by
Prof. NJ. while superintendent OF the
Union School at Mercer, led to this very
complimentary call TO a wider field of
usefulness.
The Youngstown Gas Company was
formed about q year ago, and the gas
works are now being built. The company
has a capital stock of $50, 200, nearly all
of which has been taken. Its officers are
President, Joseph II. Brown; Secre-
tary, A. Cornell Treasurer, Hugh Wick /;
Board of Directors, Joseph II. Brown,
Hugh Wick, a. B. Cornell, F. 0. Arms
aud Chauncey Andrews The work of
laying the main pipes in the streets will
be commenced in week or two, and the
Company hope to be able 20 supply gas in
September or October.
Youngstown prices current for leading
articles of produce; wheat s2G2.25; corn
zoe in the ear, 75c, sheiled oats soc; po-
tatoes $3.50; butter zoe; eggs zoe {;
cheese lac.