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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

HoLLowAY's Pills AND OlNTMEsr.-
DIpTuEEA.-fn the most viru!ent stages
of this II alignalt disease Of the throat,
these medicines experienced the mos!
successful results-while thousands sue
cumbed to the violence Of this disorder,
not single decease occurred among
those who used these remedies, thus pre-.
senting sn "oasis" of practical expert
ence, mid tie desert of death of specu
lative theory. The Royal College o!
Surgeons awarded them the palm of vic,
tory as the only cntidote for this distem-
per. by introducing them into the new
edition of rhar macslosia. In Scarlatina,
mumps. &C.. they are equally efficaciOus.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

" @ A man by the name OF Allen
frozs to death, near Nebraska City, on
Tuesday evening.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

RMED. We riled our neighbors o.
the Jackson Cnizen, by asking them last
week to give credit for what they clipped
from our columns, and they retaliate in q
spirit OF schOolooy resentment. In reply
that paper says:
If our friends of the Republican will
get of anything smart We will copy it with
proper credit
Your principle of action then seems to be
gentlemen Of the Citizen, to credit that
which you take from your exchanges which
may be considered "smart" by YOU. and
steal and adopt as your own that which
you do not consider 40. All right, VIC un-
derstand You now That accounts for
your adoption OF the article in question as
editorial, as yOu say it did not exhibit
any evidence in composition of genius or
ability
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1.xsrSa ANp owosso RAnRoAn.

-
Train leaves Lansing for Owosso Al 1870 A. NJ, ar
,, Z, time h connect with trains going either cas-
- - on the Detroit Milwaukee Z T.
r-.i, t..vss Ow0sso on arrival Of east and Wcs
,,sf,. o, he Detroit Milwaukee Railroad. and ar
Ives Al Lansing between ave and six O'Clock p "
LANSING AND JACKSON RAILROAD
STAGES Leave lansing a. O'Clock A NJ and con.
nat Win tbs cars al Nas1l. Trains arrive A. Jack
90 in time % connect with trains east and west on
ths Michigan Central Railroad.
leave Jackson a. p v and Mason at4 " a..
riripg AZ lansing a. p. NJ
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD.
Tr,iss 90 this road will Leave Owosso until further
nsgice As follows;
GOING wEsr
Mrsd-At $50 A. N for Grand Haven
Mll-At $40 P. N Tor Milwaukee
Hirsd-4t $50 r. N Tor 81 Johns
GOIvG kAsT.
Nted-At 3,s0A. NJ for Detroit
Hrsd-At s.s5 A. n for Detroit
HalI-At l.i0 P. NJ for saginaw and Detroit
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Until further notice. trains on the Michigan Central
Railroad Will and depart from Jackson az ~!
Ows.
rzAnss Ea1v4RD. TRAINS WEnNARD
Depart. Arr1ue
Hcb City, Ac-,. i.lO Pm Mail, .-.-..--...1l15A n
Day Express ,... 240P.E Day Express, ,... SOP y
Evening Express, 2.sOAs Eveniag Express s.55P.M
Kight Expr.ss... s.5OAE Night Express 2.5OA n
MICHIGAN sOCIHERS RAILROAD
Trains arrive and depart from Jackson On th.sroad
D1ars-4.30 1OsOA n Arrire-a.x 6grE
STAGES
Leave Lansing FOR Howell, Tuesdays. .Thurs.layg ana
saturdays. a O'Clock A NJ
Leave Lansing daily, for Eaton Rapids. Charlotte
and Jackson, at O'Clock AN
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

JACKSON AND LANSING RAILROAD. The
Jackson and Lansing railroad suffered from
the effects Of the recent snaw storm and
cold snap, in the detention of trains. as
well as longer routes of railroad. The
train remained fast in a snow bank for a
day or two. q short distance this side Of
Jackson. The CAissa of Saturday last
says:
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
the train on the jackson. Lansing and Sar-
NAV Railway, that had been Kinr in a
snow bank in The cut, three miles north of
Ihe CITY, was brought in by an engine
from The Central road. It would have
reached the city before. but the engine be
came disabled. The train on this route viii
leave the city for the North at noon To day.
ms road Is aow completed to within two
ana three-quarter miles OF Lansing. The
Company will place their cars on il 40 soon
a. II Is safe 10 DO 50. "
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

OUT OF TIE NOODs From the following
article, which we clip from the Jackson
Ctt,ze1 OF the 18th inst, and which is pre-
dicated upon the completion Of the Ian
sing and Jackson Railroad, may we hot in
fer that our city will never again be STYLED
inaccessible by any OF the educated in
habitants OF the enterprising city with
which We are placed in railroad connection
" People living in Detroit wishing 10
reach the State Capital will no longer be
obliged To take the slow coaches on the De-
trolt and Milwaukee Railway. They can
come 10 Jackson on the comfortable Cen
tral Railway, and perform the Journey in 5
hours. On the other hand people from
Grand Rapids will not be Obliged 10 stage
II across TO Kalamazoo to reach any point
on the Central Railway They can now
come all the way by rail via Lansing and
jackson. People residing in the central
portion OF the state on the Milwaukee Road
can now reach central and southern Micbi-
gan without going a couple of hundred
miles out or their way through Detroit.
Upon the completion OF this Road we hone
the President and Directors OF the COMPANY
Will place two trains upon the route So that
morning and evening trains can leave Jack
son and Lansing at the same time. This
would make two trains a dlV each way
over the road anG We feel assured that the
increased business OF the company would
warrant the operation Ot this arrangement.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

COMMON COUNCIL.-There was no meet
ing Of the common council OF this city las
week. Al the meeting on Monday evening
last several petitions were received relative
70 the removal Of wooden bindings within
the fire limits, when petitions were reiel-
red TO the committee ol Fire Department.
Messrs. Grove X Whitney asked permission
10 remove their wooden building from
block 10 and place the same in Michigan
Avenue, on the west side Of Washington
Avenue, until after the completion OF their
new store. Frank Wells asked PERM ission
10 move bis building into Michigan Avenue.
/ placing il on the East side Of Washington
Avenue, until his new store should be COM
I pleted. Joseph Mills aud others asked per
mission 10 move the small building from
the north side Of the Second National Bank
building and place another wooden struc-
ture in It's place. The committee on Fire
Department reported adversely upon the
petition of Messrs. Merrifeld < Weller 10
remove 4 wooden building from block 10
10 block ia. Tie committee on ways and
means reported resolution 10 allow the
members of the City School Board the
same compensation rs the members Of the
council, viz = each per night The adop-
tiOn Of the resolution was advocated by
aldermen NanKuren and y. ". Williams
and opposed by alderman Whitney. The
resolution Was not adopted, by the follow
Ing vote: Yeas, NanKuren, A W. Williams
and Wright; Nays. EdmOnds, Hart, Whit /
ney and :. ~ Williams. Alderman Dart I
was absent. There is no doubt but that the T
members OF the school Board are Is Justly /
entitled 10 compensation az the members Of 4
the council, but the difference is that the .
council fix their own salary and the school 7
Board have mo- such power but are de- /
pendent upon the liberality Of the council 4
for any Compensation The council have 4
placed themselves in an odd prcdicament
Oy this vote, a. least that portion of them
that voted TO pay for their OWN services.
and voted against paying the school Board
While We do not approve the action of any
get OF men voting themselves pay for the
discharge of duties IN position from
which they expected no emOluments when
they accepted OF it, We al The same time
believe consistency 10 be jewel Ii the
members Of the council should be paid for
their services every man serving the people
by tho viii Of the people should have re-
Tor his services else the rule Z
loes not hold good We do not wish TO he
understood advocating the payment OF
Ialary to the members Of the Board OF Edu- ,
;atiOn, but we do believe that the time Of q
he members of that Board is fully as val q
liable 10 them as that o. the members OF
he council, full as much mental calibre
leing requisite in member Of the school +
loard as in member Of the common c0un- t
H. c
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

y" I'm SHOP. Mr. William Moots has
0menced business for himself. in the
ooiaeture Of tin, copper and sheet iron
e and the sale Of stoves, in the building
south OF WOOdhOuse & Buffers marble
'ofy. Mr.. hOOts is one Of the best ne
ulcs IN this city. and those in want of
Al0s IN his line Of trade may depend
u having good job by obtaining it at
'S1aohshment See his advertisement
mother column.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

ANOTHER Oh CoxPASY.-A number OF
citizens have purchased an acre of
| ID on Chambers Run, near Boutwell,.
MAZDA for the purpose of putting down
oil wei on the territory. VIM. Wood
USE Esq, of this city, is the principal
Ver IN the enterprise, who visited the oil
lons OF Canada and made the purchase
owe named. The new company embra-
men OF enterprise and backbone. and We
pc 70 see them do well.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

ANOTHER Public HUI. I. Mead
Esq intends putting public hall over
the two centre stores Of his new brick
oiocS' to be erected the coming spring on
The corner Of Washington Avenue and OF.
lava street The hall will be A by 90
ieet running the fall depth of the building.
Ihe Ceiling will be arched, so that there will
be no chance for any echo. one of the great
dlincnliies in many OF our public halls.
The entrance TO the hall viii be made At tho
northeast corner When completed this
viii be one Of the largest and finest halls
in the State. and win doubtless meet the
wants OF our people for some time 10 come
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

\ TEApR--We learn that Messrs. Merri-
4 y Weller have traded the lot owned by
IN IN block llO, % feet front on Washing
- ~ --0'4AAir-
Avenue, with Harley Ingersoll, for the
perry now occupied by him as a dry
'ds slore, paying Mr.. Ingersoll 50. 500
|erence IN the trade. Mr.. Ingerson will
III on the lot obtained OF Messrs. Nerri-
\ Weller the coming summer. and will
|ouo'edly put up one OF the finest drv
|ds stores in the State.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

CENTRAL Mich. AGRICULrURAL SOCIETY
There was a meeting Of the Ex. Com. of
the c. NJ. A. Society, on the 18th inst. at
the Common Council Room, in this city. az
per appointment, announced by the Presi-
dent at last meeting. On account of the
severe storm and cold OF that and the pre-
cedlng day, the meeting was small. The
members Of the committee present were
Vice President Wm. L. Moore, OF Clinton.
NJ. l.. Stevens, of shiawassee. Ralph Fow-
Ter, Of Livingston, NJ. Miles, Ferris 5. Fitch.
f. II. Whitney and l. B. Potter. of Ingham.
\ letter from President W A. DRYER. was
received by the Secretary, stating that he
was too Ill TO leave his house. The meeting
of the committee was organized with Wm.
K. Moore in the chair. Most OF the time
was spent in considering and preparing
q Premium List. and considerable progress
was made, when. on motion of VI. L. Ste
vens, the further consideration of this mat
ter was referred to a special committee.
consisting OF W. A. Dryer, N. Miles, Z. II.
Whitney and /. B. Potter. with instructions
TO report at the next meeting a Premium
List for the Sheep Shearing Festival. and
one for the First Annul Fair OF the Society.
together with such rules and regulations As
they may deem necessary for both.
Adjourned to March 18th, 1850. at 10
O'Clock A. N. L. &. PoTrEE. Sscrstarv.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

B. F. TAYLOR's LECTURE. We trust our
|tizens will remember the lecture Of Hon.
+. Taylor, of Chicago before the Young
lens Society, on next Monday evening
|he subject OF the lecture will be Thought
Pd her ChariOts," instead OF the subject
|eretotore announced. This lecture has
zen delivered by Mr.. Taylor, at several
Pnts in the State, and has elected the
|armest praise and commentator.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

I'VE RECENT COLD SSAP-Tne cold snar
OF last week seems 30 have been felt pretty
generally throughout the northern portion
OF the entire country, and was quite severe
ly felt even as far South Is St Louis.
Everywhere railroad trains were detained.
on acconn, of snow drifts, and several IN
stances are recorded where death ensued
10 individuals who were necessarily expos
ed during the prevalence of the storm Of
WIND and snow In our own city the mer-
curry was fifteen degrees below zero. on
FRIDAY morning, and some state it as low
"a twenty.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

DEsrUuHoS.-We learn that quite q
|nmber OF poor families in the city are ac-
|ally suffering for the necessaries Of life.
fd have not wherewith to cover their
hkedness. This should not be so in any
tristan community, aud should arouse
|e philanthroplc to a sense Of duty. The
|eat underlying principle OF true christian
Is charity, and though we possess all
|lnss else and lack this requirement. we
all come short Of the kingdom OF heaven.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

ENTERPRisNG.-Quite a number Of Our
|ltzens have contributed during the past
|sw days. from one to five dollars each to
pa IN building new brick block in Jack
|On. The inducement was one chance in
5000 at obtaining a one sixth interest in
|he Union Block, in that city, which has
|een put up at lottery. II reminds u of
uniting for a needle in a hay loft.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

A SMALL TRICK. Some miscreant in
human form, took whip from the sleigh
OF Mr. W. 5. Humphrey OF this city on
sunday evening last, whilo his team was
hitched in front Of the Methodist Church.
and he was ia the church attending divine
worship. man that will so far demean him.
sell as to commit an act of such a character.
more especially on the Sabbath day, when
the fear OF the divine law if not of human
law should be in his mind is deserving of
being ehoked to death with a halter.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

CLOSING OUr-Ingersoll has sold his
tore which he now occupies to Messrs.
AerriEeld S Weller, and is now Offering his
sntire stock Of goods at closing out prices.
This IS rare chance for those wanting
goods, for IngersolPs is good place to buy
sven at his usual prices. See his new al
ertisement. bills and posters.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

TR0wBRIDGE rs BALDWIN. Michi.
gan contested election case in Congress,
between Messrs. TrOwbridge and Baldwin.
was decided On the l4th in favor of Mr..
Tr0wbridse Mr. Baldwin was allowed ST.
500 by "a vote Of the House, 10 cover his
expenses N coatesting the case.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
Wednesday Morning, Feb. q, 1866.


ares which subscribers will and attached to their
-.-oss on their papers Indicate the SUKBER Of the
-sner 10 which their subscription IL paid. By the
Ra.ab>r'' IL meant the 3. WHOLE NUMBER, =" which
,,.T be found in the heading Of the paper which is
changed weekly, being increased one each week any
80 numbers constituting year By referring O.
,bis number IN the heading Of the paper and compar
80 h with the number attached 10 the name, d
eetion on the paper our subscribers can readily
-, thsir accounts stand on our books.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

q The John Brown song seems TO have
been adopted in the British Navy. A seri-
Gus disturbance recently took place on
board Her hajesty's steamer Leander. n
Valparaiso which began by the men refu-
sing to come up when the watches were
Called anu beginning to shout and yell in
chorus 'We'Il hang Commander Pattep 10
an old apple tree, etc.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

CoNcERr.-To-night is the time appointed
or the concert OF Mrs. Jennie Crawford. at
capital Hall. The programme embraces
ome fine music, none of which has ever
been performed by Mrs. Crawford at any
previous exhibition in this city.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

sAlcuLrURAL MEETING. Tile meeting
Ae Executive Committee of the Central
1'san Agricultural Society. called on
sOay last, was not very well attended.
'e the extreme cold weather, and
a'''e was accomplished. The lecture
NJ howard was postponed until the
meeting OF the committee, which was
" iOf The 18th Of March, at which time
hoped there will be a full meeting
-e committee, in order that arrange
- may De perfected for the first animal
VI The society next fall
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

LOGS AND LUMBER. Never since the first
plating Of Lansing has as many saw LOGS
been drawn TO our saw mills a. this winter.
People are making preparations for the i'm
meDse demand that there will be for lumber
n this city the coming summer.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

MAGAZINES. S.-GODEY- March number
OF this magazine has still another Of those
beautiful engravings. for which it is Justly
famous. No other periodical furnishes en-
cravings so replete with interest aud so
true TO nature. The Lady's book abounds
IN interesting stories. useful and ornameD-
tai patterns, practical hints. in short every
thing that could contribute towards max
INC it indispensable to every household
Terms 80. Address L. \. Gosev. Phila-
delphia.
LADYs FRIEND-Wth so many candi.
dates for favor. one scarcely knows. which
should have the preference. where ali have
merit il Is difficult 10 say which IS the best
OF the fashion gazettes. The LaIy's Friend
has much to recommend IL, and all wecsn
say to our fair friends i, Try Il for your-
selves. " Terms s. 90. Address. Deacon
y Peterson, Philadelphia.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

NEw DWELLING. We learn that Mr. Har-
rson is making preparation to erect a
large and handsome brick dwelling. on his
farm between this city and the Agricultural
College, during the coming summer.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. The iol-
lowing amendment TO the constitution was
reported to Congress by the committee on
Reconstruction on the 18th:
That Congress shall have the power to
make all laws which shall be necessary and
proper 70 secure 70 the citizens of each
state all the privileges and immunities Of
citizens in the several states, and TO all
persons in the several States equal prOtec-
tion in the rights OF life, liberty and prop
erty.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21


y MORE SroRES.-We learn that there
= s'1 stores erected the coming season,
= eOfner Of Washington and Michigan
ses' instead of four, as heretofore re-
- 'y u.s. This makes sixteen stores
parties have certainly decided to
= 'l's city this year. The parties in
70 put up these Aildings are deter
1"A' 'ney shall beSs fine structures
''e are IN the State, and in order to
Ou' tneir determination, some of
sA'e visited several of the prominent
: sne state, and others will do 50
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

TIE GREAT WEsr Homes OF the sturdy
farmers who ioo about them over thc broad praries
a-- s'e ios miles iher lands and granaries aye ofen
rendered ae=o.ate boy the death OF beloved child
from the ravages OF the Group Goes Cough BllsAm
neHer 1i- 20 cure it and also the bes. remedy in
'ae world for Colds Coughs and all Throat aad Lung
diseases
Goes dyspepsia Cure IS the only remedy known
tAat IS certain 20 euro Dyspepsia Indigestion and in
itel ai disorders proceeding from the Stomach and
Bowels ss-r1
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
c. A. COOK. Chicago III

Sr-ei-4 agent -lF lie NsrtEl- stern States
r. P. HALL & Co. Prop-istors Nsssr. =
sose a. wholesale. q Chicago. bv FaIler FIncb L
---er bfrn4Anls 4 an >chaaok, Lord smith smith
4 DEysr, J. 3. Reed & Co. Cazs G. snilb y stzscb
Z ca < %. d scoTi-' u D. Harris Co. Post &
553ns
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

SLEIGHING.-GOOd sleighing now exists
in this section, for the first time this season.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

hE L. j. RICHARDS. of Akron Ohio.
roi aal Teacher OF Instrumental Music has located
here AID viii give lessons o. those wishing oa he
'-'uo or Ne'odeon For further Information please
call 81 W Amphlstt lence on GRAND e,-ao,
5o-u
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

\ CARD.-The friends VINO planned and
executed that pleasant surprise st the house OF B
Carmichael o. tie 18th ins.. VIII please sccert our
sincere thanks FOR 81 s., anu good visit.
l. b & ; E. POTTER.
Lansing F.i.r.s-v sltt rses
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

y. B--Never buy what You DO not want
because il appears cheap p c. Peek sells all dss.r.
all clothing Has Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods
al pr'vate safe Al ialr price ana .cIrrlnis gosd
Il sat perfect satisfaction
NlsA-.gl-A 40 I--rsLr. NJ
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

BUMDINC.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish materl..s 4na Go any and al KINDS Of work
.AAt may cone III the line Of Blilaing Business.
0Hiu e. c DODGE
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILTAN
III A IR Rem WEIR.

me name indicates not OILY EEyEws the rroutt
o. 'ne lair when thin an falling OF. but positivel,
rs''e7' iAseolor - the original SHADE when il * rr,,
grey or white whether caused BY disease grie, OF
old age -- "
II VII cert4inly DO what is claiuei f5r t. fact 70
"H'cn 'n1 1Fs's- nay thousands. who have usea 81,
are rs4-y az wiling % testify Where ose bottls
: ia'fiF used n any community, its reputation
spTea'a Ike ~ild-1re, and = TIE best asvs-,i.s
-n-l' Ana recommsldati9n We desire. In the Ns-
: gan >-ates where the " REVIVE p % originated
Inc young aaies uss it IS cressiar. RI. f51ns
q 'e toilet table OF yolng men falso at Their b.r
oers) while older msaAld women. who osssrea F.
'e''s an R,sto-atiss - thsr grey locks ana b.ls
ne-ls VI lot Be- without tbs article which give. il
every instance entire Satisfaction.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

~ I AUC CTION NEER.- The
~ undersigned tenders his services 70 The pablo A
- Aacsio1eer. III attend 20 business either IN this
city or TIE country adjoining JR PRICE
lansing, February sth, lss5. 5o4wa
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
KEEP STEP WITH THE DECLINE !
II IC T. LIS IT.:

81 IT Is SAID THAT HAVE THE BEST CHEWING
TOBACCO TO BE FOUND II LANSING.
Sc Goods Sent Home Free OF Charge.
II H Z o. II Z n T Il II
lansing Mich, Jan It, 1896 55-tf
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

STATE ONIvERsIry.-1he catalogue ofthe
state University for 1866 represents the
number OF students in attendance in the
several departments as follows:
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
c Al T 10 Y.

Don't Jet any get o- dealer u-re iron ron q
c-l r7lt -r.cs a. there Is o. preparation n tas
De the same. s -
Iry HAIL : HAIR RESETER seco-eiry ., H..
tilus arl you al -se 10 other
u loi ss- a. q -sslsis u your town trial bottle
vi be sent r7c by express upon recent - - 81
-4r o mai, TINS giving you az orporturitv a.
once = testing is excellent qualities. -
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

With Patent Cos Wheel Regulator.
Lansing, sept. ], lso5. kti-lTf
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

b rs use girl OF Il OF Il yszrs, can DO tie wash
ING Of Al ordinary family Ffty thousand sod in one
iaonl9 n Ne~ YORK City alone. Every housskeeper
should have one Tie trade supphec
Also, for The Cslebrated