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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23
Novel Discoveries.

late Paris paper contains the following
Il The peasants who dwell on the shores of the lake
iii Switzerland had often stated that, at short
1Esance from the land, rows of stakes might be
IsfHn through the water emerging from the mud
hi the bed No interest, however, was attached
'fothe phenomenon till about eight years since.
s+A the end Of 1865 the water of the lake OF Zu-
fih sank considerably, and the thrifty proprietors
bf land on the bank proceeded at once to add to
lleir estates the portion OF the lake bed lett bare
sty constructing permanent dykes against the re-
fllrn OF The water.
d While these works were being carried on,
NV. or rather system, of stakes was discovered
u some little depth below the surface. EXcava-
Mons were begun at this spot, and the result was
N disnter a great variety of objects, which
Proved that large number of human beings had
Hnce had their dwellings supported over the water
1y the stakes. Curiosity having been once
aroused, researches were prosecuted not only al
bbemeilon. where the first discovery was made,
but all over Switzerland 1t was gradually estab-
lished that the mud near the shore of almost
hveFy single SWISS lake supplied similar evidence.
AT some primeyal period population OF consid-
terabl density had lived in huts constructed on
b hich rested on wooden supports driven
Il ed lust as the Malays in BorneO and the
at Bangkok may be seen living to this
lday. wonderful number of articles pertaining
Ito the daily life OF the forgotten races have been
Brought to light. In some places the materials OF
The dwellings have been preserved IN the mud,
the floor OF hardened earth and the twisted
branches and the bark which formed the walls
Arms have been discovered in great quantities
latoos from saw in flint to needles in bone, oTna
gHents, children's toys the remains of stored-up
fruits Of various kinds--nay, even cellar re-
,steptacle full of corn, and a loaf Of bread com
opposed Of bruised grain, and preserved by carbon
zaton. By the side of these relics are found the
abones Of animals, whom they slew IN chase, many
J8belonciag to species extinct before the rise O.
history, or barely mentioned in it. The urns,, thu
Ahison the elk, and the beaver furnished then
with food and with the materials Of some of the
most ingeniously constructed utensils. 50 plentl
full and perfect are the remains fonnd ID tne lahe
| that much more has been learned concerning thu
sdaily life and manners of men whose existence
twas not suspected ten years ago, than is know
1of races which have left famous name In hlstor.
or tradition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23

Mr.. Whit. Ransom of Marshall county, Tenn,
owns large plantation, and employed consider,
able number Of negroes to cultivate it the present
year. Not long since party OF men armed t. TO
Mr.. Ransom's hands to the four winds of the
Country company Of soldiers had to o., be sent Sc
out from Nashville to keep the peace me atiair
got into the newspapers, and 1.-THE radical press
declared, with flourish OF trumpets, tnat Mr. tan
ments had been broken up by 'the rebels" But
it turns out, upon investigation that the outrage
was committed by union men, J" who did It
through hostility to the negroes. General FISK
testfes that the worst enemies the negroes have
in Tennessee are the so-called union men, who
wish to have them expelled from the State, while
the rebe!s treat them kindly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23
T1RANK NEwHALL,

ERANK NEWHALL, u-.... .
CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal Streets y
Has on hand and Is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in the and in Europe large and elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
Imitssons F,escoes, Centers Pannsing, Statuay and
Sosnsry. " -.A-- # q. =" ~ H+.. IS
Saloons asa nd Public and Private Bulldogs finished
the exquisite and at the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers Is called to his
Immense Stock of WALL PAPER, embracing every variety
exsant which he dispose of at lew prices a sny similar
] establishment in the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23

gleam of good sense sometimes comes over
Horace Greeley; instance the following piece of
wholesome advice which is to be found in the
editorial column of the Tribune of the 18th:
Gen. Joe. Johnston, we hear with pleasure, is
employing above five hundred of his old rebel
sGtL? ; on the Orange and Alexandra railroad,
Which he is reftting. ThisIis the right kind of
reconstruction. We dc not doubt that there are
thousands of whites in the South who would 60 to
VOTE VOTE likewise if they had fair chance. And we
cse all southerners who reject free labor or who
HIont send to Ireland, or Germany, or the North
ana ~hte laborers, till you have advertised widely
n ao oIiered fair wages for them among your own
Eeeo H. Rely on it gentlemen, there is nothing
and nome industry to make country prosperous
'Nu us people Virtuous and happy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23

,h mere said to be beautiful bridal present in
New York, which is said to be Worta SIS 900 in
NJ spanish lady is to be the recipient OF it.
earrings. ''' A''A'"0' GIN e'-- "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23

FROM NAsHvmLE-Interesting Opinion Upon
Railroad -ncendia7'ism at CenteroWe.
Nashville, March 4.-An eminent legal counsel,
employed by the Nashville Chamber Of Commerce,
to day gives professional opinion that the com,
mittee Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
with Northern trade centers, in regard 10 through
dreights. whereby shipments from this point are
DELAYED or blocked is in violation of rights at law
of the merchants of this CITY, and that said road is
liable in every such case of discrimination in favor
of foreign freghts in damages not less than $1,000
nor more than $4,000, half of such sum going to
the nformer and the other half to the State.
Att o'clock Monday morning, the building at
Centerpille, Hickman county, Tennessee, occupied
the county records, was burned to the ground to-
gether with all the contents 1t is case of incen-
diarisnl, and the parties are suspected who have
been affected by recent military orders.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
A Tilt between Tilton and Beecher.

At the social reunion OF the American
Congregational Union, held in New York
during anniversary week, the following
passage between Theodore Tilton and
Henry Ward Beecher eicted great good
feeling and merrimenU:
Mr. Tilton, who was observed leaving the
house was suddenly called Tor by the audi
ence. Is Mr. Tilt0n went INTO the pulpit.
Mr.. Beecher. putting his hand on Mr.. T. 5
head. said loosely, . Orlain him, euOad
hOc.' daughter Mr. Tilton retorted as
follows:
Mr.. Chairman, when % man puts his hand
on my head, / regard the act as an impO-
Sltion laughter second only 10 the impo-
sitIon OF calling man up here who was
quietly on his way out OF the house.
Ladies and gentlemen, l am glad that
you have made so handsome gift 10 this
church. And | mean no disreSpect 10 the
gentleman on my right Mr.. Beecherl when
say that have heard as good preaching
in Washington as | have heard in BROOKLYN.
daughter
Mr.. Beecher-Perhaps you kept awake.
Laughter. .
Mr. TiltOn-there is a duty of laymen to
keep awake, though sometimes il is very
hard; and there is duty also of ministers
10 keep awake. And though | do not wish
TO institute any comparison between the
preaching here and the preaching down
there; yet, since political preaching has
been mentioned, / think the political
preaching down there is just little better
than 1t IS here. Laughter and applause. I
Now, ladies' and gentlemen | am sorry I
said that, because il is true [LaughterJ
DO not know that l can say anything bet
ter so ] viii bid you good night.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
Personal

D-sagreeaO.e stories are told Of the future
husband Of the Princess Helena, Prince
Christian, of schleswig- who is
SAID 10 be married already, and 10 be the
father OF six children; out as the lady Is a
commonwealth IS 10 say. not Of blood
royal-perhaps that marriage is supposed
10 count Tor nothing.
The Toronto (Canada) Ler,le5- makes the
death Of Gen. Scott the occasion for q puff
for one Of its patrons, thus: At the bat
tie Of Queenstown Heights. where the
British forces achieved such 4 signal vic
tory over the Americans. Gen. scott was
taken prisoner by Mr.. Rogers, halter Of the
city"
Gen. Acorn, L. ). Senator from Mississ-
lppl has applied for 4 teachers situation in
lreedm2n's school AZ Freas' Point, Mss
isSippi. Howell Cobb is Building up a
capital law practice at Macon, Ga
" Gulzot has once more been made
grand papa HIS daughter. Mrs. f.ewit,
her husband. you remember. was the
author of Life vi Thomas Jefferson
has renewed the honor.
Wendell Philips is called ay . western
editor " the great uuspauked national
scoil.'
Victor Hugo. Is rumoreI has los, SIS
100 by the failure OF d London bank
Gen, Grant IS 20 visit Co7ingtoD. Ky
Were his father resides. next week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
The Rinderpest Makes its Appearance
New York.

Hon. j. stanton Gould, President, and
Col. b. Z. Johnson, Secretary of the New
York State Agricultural Society. have pre-
pared most important circular, from which
The following extract istaken:
d" We do hereby make known the exist
ence OF the rinderpest or pielro- pneumonia
among the COWS in the stables OF New York
and Brooklyn, and earnestly advise all pur-
chasers OF stock 10 examineth those which are
offered for sale with reference to this dis
ease. We also advise, that in case the dis
ease makes is appearance in any herd. the
sick animal DE at once and rigidlv separa-
ted from the rest. The period OF incuba-
ton OF this disease varies from II 10 co
days. IL IS well ascertained that this dis
order IS strictly infectious. Il never occurs
where the animal has not come in contact
with diseased animals. The meat OF ami
mails suffering from pleuro-pneumonia is
dangerous when used "a human food Il
= very probable the diseased herds which
are now being excluded from the CITY will
BE offered for sale at very low prices 10 far
mers. This contingency calls Tor addition
al precautions on toe part of purchasers. ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ia pursuance ~ Al act uf the LEG stature al tLt
State u Michigan. entitled g. Al act - prevce f0r
the drainage aud reclamation ~ swamp Lanes IN
means % Roads and bitches approved February l..
ls59, and the acts amendAtory thereto. tna under
igned commits oner of Tie Engshvi.ie and Crot.r
state Pad. VII. On the 10th and l5th days ~ July
a. D. 1850. AZ Sextouville. Kent county. Mich a1t
p tie 2oth and -lst days o. July. A. u lSft Il The
|roton House, in the village q Croiou. NeWayxo Co.
ficn let The contracts for The construction n The
tate rad Aforesaid, 20 the lowest bic bidder
Excepting such portions thereof as are now under
|ontract) SAID contracts vii be .et for the building
7nd completion o. said road "a consecutive sect ions
sommelcng a. the southern terminus
Sealed proposals sill be received by me a. sexton
lie. until the l4ih lay n July 1890 Records ~
be survey OF said road can be seen al my ofice 10
Knoxville and also the o1ice II he Register ~
! beds ~ Kent AMI NewaygO Counties
The Commss oner reserves tile rl-lt 3D. re)ect al
Ids ~ hrs opinion uot isteut with the interest
n The State D. SEXTON Comm - tore-.
Datei May % Is66 5-gw4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

v dersigued, Commissioner ~ the lapeer and
scoa state Road hereby gives notice that proposas
|l be received q the county Treasures Office DO
y village u Ispoer on and after the fifth day nf
by next, for work Oh said read. running from tie
L.. corner u section So IN the township uf Argat "a
/ Sn.. r. II e TO the forks y cassriv il tie
|unty q Iuscola. Distance ab0ut - miles. sall
|ad work consisting u clearing. Erubbug. grazing
|tchng, culveTting and bridging. accorliug To
|ecihcafions % be seen az my Office VIII be let In
rsuance Of act q the Legislature Of The State u
|chigan entitled An act 70 provide for the drain
Ie aud reclamation Of swamp lands by means =
lte roads aud bitches, approved February lIth
Pc, and Of the several amendments thereto g. TIE
|gest respons Die bidder sections or the entire
! 9Th ~ the road. Payable ia swamp lands or f-om
funds arising from the sale thereof according 90
aforesaid "a g.
" ". BARBER C0nmiss.arcr
Iiay i 500. 5s0N5'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
From New York.
More Cholera Cases-Gen. santa Anna
Gen. Dulce.

Il is reported that there are several cases
4 cholera m The city aud two deaths
N Oliver street, though grave doubts
are entertained as TO the exact character OF
the disease. No alarm Is felt here. The
excitement IS increasing AT Segnin's point,
and many staten Islanders declare that
they viii not have quarantine grounds there.
Next Monday or Tuesday they hold meet
Ing 10 denOunce the authorities and urge
that some other place shall be selected.
In few days Stanta Anna Will issue
a manifesto defining his position and policy,
declaring himself in favor OF the Republican
party OF Mexico, and his faith IN the early
and complete triumph OF the Liberal cause.
Ex-Capt. Gen. Dulee arrived here this 2.
NJ. 10y tue Spanish frigate Isabel lie CatOliea.
Ii is understood that the Spanish Presidents
New York friends will soon give him a re-
ceptiOn.
Sackeit Belcher & Co, groeers, suspend
ed here to-day. Liabilities, $500, 600; as
sets said TO be twice that. SwaDsbore, one
Of the firm, recently embezzled $50,
goo and left Tor Europe, which is given As
The cause Of the failure
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
Estate of MiItonL. Brox,.

Il ALVIN l. BROWN, Izinors- Sr.-- y =
county q lngham, sat Session ~ ii.
Court Ter lie county oflngham 4 .is.~.t.e
O1iee. 70 the village 90 Mason IA 49, -. -
Ia ~ NAY IN the year one ff,-s-'t
hundred ana sixty SIX irsseni Hdr,to ~.
of Probate Ira The matter OF tha - =
/ Brown ana Alvin L. Br5Nn fasn.-s az
and ding tle petition. duly veris..
Brown. guardian 81 said MN rs rrav-.'-'s
O. sell certain real estate ~ s4ll -ein.rs ~
4Acrtur.u D.. Isl ordered ttst A.. a..
July. 1900. 80 ten oclotk IN The -
assigned Tor Tie hearing OF said pst,,t,-
the ltNt oi kin ol saii minors ana ri -
so-s interested 10 said estate are rs1utrss--
az e SESSION uf SAID Court. tleu % ns 49,
Probate Office DO lhD 4 lllase " Mason -
cause, 4 Ally there De. shy .he praye- r, =
TONER should na De granted Au[r.sr-
dercd that sad petitioner eIreratic. t,tl.- II
Kin ~ aid minors and al ltlier ners1-s,..,.r
said estate II tAe penieacy of said petae-
hearing thereof. Peg calsiLgacoug 30 &c. :
published ln tae L0nnHg RsUallican 4 -
printed AMI circulated DO s4ll Jaanfr ~
three successive weeks previous 81 "a, =
LtaTiuC
"a true COPY HORAuO ps,-
"oA"' ld.e uf Pa.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
TOtice to COntractOrs.---Notic,

- is hereby given that the contracts for the con
straction ~ that part 81 the Cess River ami Vii
fow Bay S.ato Road which lic- 10 Huron County.
all be let al tie following places. VIZ. ~ Mr.
Campbell's on Section 81, town - North, ~ range
II Fact, al ten O'Clock A. VI the 27th Gay . June
next. also AZ h. s Sluires', Wild Fowl Bay on the
29th day II June next. 81 ten O'Clock A 81
Contracts viii be- let % the lowest responsible
bidder. Pursuance OF the Act No IL Of the laws
NJ 1883. and tte amendments thereto now d. force
Payments o. De made IN swamp Lands Not Jess
than onc-ta.f mile Wll be let Ia any one contract
Specifications are with the COmmiss louer and open
for public inspection. Good security viii Toe required
a. all contractors
7. Z. JOHNSON. Commissioning
fsir Haven. MAJ Ieth, 1866 ~ 579
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

81 The Rev. E. B. Fairfield. President
Of hiIlsdale College, Michigan, recent
" delivered lecture in Providence. r. l.
and gave the following sketch of Well
known American artist: Harriet Hos
mer was a fast Massachusetts Girl making
$4,000 or Sl5,o0O year by her chisel. bui
never succeeded N living within her income
While she hat long since exhausted her
patrmony. She drives The tastes. horses
ID the place ane she rrakeSthe most bean
'iiul marble ever looked upon
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
A DMINISTRATOR.s AZ

= Il OF a license 10 me granted ~ Hort
Judge Of Probate Tor ile coauty 4 inxbsu
Michigan ] shall sell az public auction. a 4.
ises. 10 the township of Meridian. in sara -
the tweuty sixth day = June lSs6 a ts-
" all the right tile liS interest of whIsss -.
car. late q Meridian. 10 said couutv t,-.,.,
seized. Ia aud 90 the following described ~
Go VT. The west hall ~ the west half n h. ~
west quarter &C section No S. in town o.
range one west. DO lugham county. Mich -
forty acres. Terms cash
JARVIS ? CARR Astns--
dated Meridian, Nay rs 1895 5T7we
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
GUARDIAN SALE. nv

Judge 81 Probate, ~ lugham county. Ne +,
sell al public suction. ail the right title tssr.
Of l'~ ight A Waldo and Jason Wade. -.
aud 10 the south east quarter 81 the soutl-s.S
Ter Of section thirty SIX. ~ township iour -
range one west, Ia lngAsm county Nj II
court house IA Macon. "a sand county. ca h. H.
oi july loo6. al one clock in The aneruo.u
CHARLIE = Walls
1uarl iBn of slid ts.-
Dated NAY 23d. lso6. 57ew6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

n OIICt 10 NOnITdtIOIS.---N UlIlr
l Is hereby gwen, that in pursuance Il Act ~.
346, Of session laws Of 1865 providing for the coz
sructlon OF the Brldgton and Osceoia State Road }
shall let jobs for building the same follows That
part OF road NewaygO ;olniy az the Brook r
Saturday, June the 18th, 1866, at ] O'Clock p v I:
and that portion IA Aecosta and Osceoia Counties al
Darling Hotel, in the village Of Biz Rapids Mec0sfa
County, Monday, July the ID 1860, al / 'cio, \
r NJ. Jobs viii be let 20 the lowest responsible
bidder Tor cutting out said road aud 2 rods wide
and for causeway ng with 1sttsned timber and with
rails, covered S inches with earth Plans ~ the
Work given at the tine OF letting. Payments 10 be
made in swamp Lands, 20 be selected ia the counties
Of NewaygO. Mecosta and Osceola
Dated May 2lst, lS6o. CHAS. CARMICHAEL.
5.9w4 Commissioner
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

\ Botany Bay conyic. has Just died al
sidney, Who accumulated prepeSyto the
amount o. $1,000, coo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMEN
.HANCERN SALE

\ aass sna - yirtaeef d Doe = :. z
Colrt Tor the coGnIy Il lrshan h r, =. :
lAe isth cay q NoSeFaber 81 ia ! -
therein qenc.nS herein Narv = H.- =
QlAinant. Lnc anna e.. Thls ~. III, +. =. - !
Gli-ea-. H4.tle 6ulses- 40 rranA p -,
defendants N~-
Notlce 3 hereby sive1 taAi sts.lS.r...
ton - tle highest bidder. q tie ~ 81
eozrt hoeSs, ~ rs Y.-.ss,e ~ A.s.n !. -.
81 II yharn ia he State of Nirh.cs- = -. l
tay 81 July. a. one 'cl0cA IL lie 49,,
certain piece ~ parcel 90 ana. YIN. -
late N the county cf Tag Il a.i So. = :
and kno~n. bounced and dtsc-. ms ~. y
west hSlf - % .-e southeast sr.-t.- =.
t1on number one n , to'vn ser nv 7ss..s !
sane more or leSs -,'c
Dated ~ hason, tLis 2Ssh tsy az ~ -.
n u CEArTKt,rrs
Circuit Court C,mmlssio uer for lusb.,- ~, ~
joan " loNGYLAE, SOir tOr c.r9rr.--'N--. /,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

STATE ROADS. &C.

AND BAY STATE
~ R0AD -Nosce : hereby gwen that Do plrsu NJ
4 Act No n d The IzNs ~ Michigan oi 1851 pr
v-iagfor thscenssrue ton .. the stac and Bay safe
AosdI sh2liiet te obs for he conksrrctl 81 tAAt
PART e sAidrozi has les betwesn TIE Bay City 81
ruscslA Pk RoAd. wesi 20 The Szginas River e IL
P0zssEaocih Gerry about t~o lies. IL 81 DAY -
jane 1866 - 10 oclcck he fCreI oou the cc--
Portsmouth
This part u said road WI De- lst q sections q la q
zsss eacE. kEe isussi Eansible bader that VII
contract Specifications u Tie manner SAD rull
o. bulk viii Dee f-rliste- - sale AMI AZ TIE once
y Tie Comm ssioner Il any time previous % lie safe
Pay uelts u tie contracts u ID te made swan =
Lanes On The col,Qatun an1 lLAl acceptance ~ Axe
obs - The rate 81 SIX hundred All forty 20 tie
mile eo2Sirucis1 ~ The SPECIFICATIONS aud acceptec
IN cor sOrInfy o. Az NJ IL session Laws q lsSe
and the amendments thereto nos n force
5TSu5 THOMAS STEN ENsON.
, Portsmouth. Nay l4th, 1S66. Commissicner
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

pings Vegetable AmbrOsia !.
TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR
Dandrun and
HumOrs from the scalp.
i Nd PREVENT LDNFgs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
n = N G'S
Vegetable imbrOSia is Warranted

Riag Vegetable Ambrose IS ile miracle of lie
age cray ne-1et people have tA-lr .o.As restored
by u 60 she dark iHtrais gar trefses q youth
are happy
Young people Wsn heht, |1deo " red tasr. have
these uAi-zlloaaole coors changed 70 beautiful a.
burn and coke
feoH-e whose heads are covered with DaHarsfT al
Hulaors Sc rs aud saYe cieaI coats and clean and
healthy sCalIs
Bald beaded veterans nave her remaining Jocks
iighienel and bare spots covered With luIur.ant
growth u Hair and dance for jov
Young Gentlemen use % because Dc II rrhly per
f--ned
Io.ns Ladies u-e b. be-au-o . kc-rs .hs.r aa.r %
place
Every 53lv n''-r an r.g usa .-. tsca.se b. .. tle
clsaTs-a ana 6sst az .ele 10 tbe -1arssfl
For =1e tr rr-l-i. ~teer Is Co.,. ~h-is-s
azents, D-irl O. ana ty Wells. Iaas .ag. A..t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

He Keeps a Lar!
CHOICEST KIND OF GOODS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
All Kinds Oh Work
ASSORTMENT OF PLOWs

That can be- procurel 4t ans "a. WORKS Lfs--
ii1l 90 Farmers ls particularly eale4t.ls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
FOUNDRY.
TT II T. Il A FOU NDRI,
IL AN n
MACHINE SHOP
VashteHGtr Street aad Capital Ana
ADJOINING THE CAPITOL

The undersigned would respectia.y
uoeuce thathe has now las vr-fs sooirs..,.
Ger 4ll turning uui
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TOtice Contractor,

\ v 'If-W Ill NUtl NJ 81 ItI
Dated Cedar sprlnes. May 5. $50 5s0w6
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
LpwARD scHESCR, AuCTlOSEER
RLEGAsT CABINET FURNITURE
Ry ogpyR oF Tjig ASSIGNEE

BY ORDER oF TrE AssiGsEE
By EDWARD sCHENCk, This do. iGh Instant a. lo's
oc,eg AZ hls sairsoom 81 flbertysrerI hfgr na clo
can't nr class Furniture made Tor best city
ids r.tuov.d for OF aae, compiling crgaut
ro.ewood Parlnr suits w brocat black walnut do, IN
ru.b and r-p.. hlack walnut ihrary Hud Diuing hon
SUITS Extension 1Rbl.. and Bunctsin ~alnu snd oht Gle
walnut Centre Tables walnut ana cna'
lied Chamber Furniture Warobcu nrcrctArcs Turkish
Lounges and Chairs Hall stands and Other elegant Punt
comprising elegant variety ~ hfst eiAfh
goods and 10 B. y-r-np,orly sold Without rrssNe
"' n HOFFMAN,. Assignee, =,
HBrhe be kept free q storage Until hayi
rnocpnira-BgII A IyoRAuAM WILL SILL
VI this day at lo oeices, at "a Orchard street al we
stock Hltur.s general Afsoftnrni AIS"
one IL rye Bor aud al tho furniture IN saih sinr-