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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-15
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Efitor Of The Richmond Palladium
DEAR SIR:--I deem il no more than Justice TO :. :
fering humanity TO lay before the readers of VI
widely circulated Journal the following descripti
OF my suffering and cure OF that awful disease C.
sumption,-having contracted it during part of ,
term service in the Army.
First symptoms dry hacking Cough with an ir
taton of the Bronchial Tubes, an oppression of :
Chest, with continual pains in nv back and under
shoulders dizziness in nv head. weakness of sip
followed with heavy Cough raising yellow matt ,
IN great quantities mixed with blood. Constipati !
OF the bowels, night sweats, succeeded with an aft
tion Of the Liver Being Practical Physician h
ing used all kinds of remedies, and vet derived Q
benefit, until being induced By friend having suh :
ell almost similar TO myself, TO try vegetable proper
ton that had proved efectuaI in this case used il
steady tor three months and say without hest :
ton, am IN perfect good health
The Medicine II altogether vegetable, free fr,
Mercury any Ingredient that will tend debts .
the system. | found relief after the hrsttwenty-fc
ii. my health got fully restored.
Though the great confidence repose in this proper
ton for Consumption II deserves the appreciate 4
those patients thatare similarly effected. | shall
the receipt TO any address with full and explicit dir
tons to prepare il, By ecosng s2.o0 will send r
Express by enclosing Sl0o Bottle of Cough Syrr
one of Tonic and one box of Liver Pills already pi
pared TO test its invaluable properties. will guar
tee relief in twentv-four hours after its
unenced.
Direct ali letters. stating age residence and ne
Post Office Town.
DR.. y. II. CORLIES.
Consumption Physicia /.
Richmond. Wayne Co.. Indiana.
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70 u Z rs
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparatieas
long and fAyorably
known, WI thor
oughiy vinvtgorssc
hroxendown and
iowspirited horss,
ey Strengthening
and cleansing ne
stomach and insoo-
tines
II Is . sure pro-
ventive Of all dis
eases incident
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J Spices 4 Pepper:
| - bags Pepper.
+ Z" Cloves.
! 20 Cinnamon.
bags Alspice.
/ cask Nufmegs.
E. r. Dunkee's selected Spices.
| Cinnamon, Pepper, Alspice.
! Gloves, Mustard Ginger and CAYENNE.
81 Main St G. W. BARNES CO
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year are as follows !:

The remarkable approximation of the
results obtained in the two cases will he
observed with interest by all students OF
meteorology.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-15

(aos OF laWl6ssdess. prostration and
enation which pervades the South. he
go down in history as one OF the
1t men who have blessed the world.
cfdyeffe Courier
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

CHuECHFS The following IL list of Gao
Churches in this city, with their location,
and the name of The pastor officiating in
each:
NJ. Z. Central Church. at corner ofWash
inston Ave. and Ottawa st. Rev. II. H.
Parker, temporary Pastor Rev. Horac,
Hall, I. L. Of Lansing District.
First Presbyterian Church, at corner OF
Washington Ave. and Genesee St Rev j.
f. Weed, Pastor.
Franklin ST. Presbyterian Church, at
corner OF Washington Ave. and Franklin
st. Rev. c. ;. Armstrong, Pastor.
81. Paurs Episcopal Church. ut corner O.
Washington Ave. and Ionia S. Roy. IT,
J. Brown, Rector
German " F. Church. at corner Of Capt.
toll Ave. and Saginaw s. Rev A. MAYER,
Pastor
Baptist Chufch. M corner OF Capitol Ave.
and Ionia St Rev. :. W. Hickox. Pastor.
Congregational ChiEch. on Capitol Ave.
between Kalamazoo and Washtenaw ST.
Rev c. C. McInure, Pastor
Free Will Baptist Church. ut corner of
Capitol Ave. and Kalamazoo 81. Rev. J.. r.
Potter. Pastor.
Universalist Church, at corner OF Grand
and Allegan SIS Pastorate vacant
Lutheran Church, at corner Of SeyAour
and Kilbourn s.. Rev. Adam Busrkle.
Pastor
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| Proceedings or TIE BOARD Or SUPER
yIsoRs. The proceedings OF Tie Board OF
Supervisors, at It's late session, by a reso-
luton offered by Hon. W. \. Dryer. were
ordered published in the fagtam C5mt
| Nere In 0r.'r- ...l. .,.- r.- ..l. .t.
something Of what was done by the Board,
we make the DAorias brief synopsis O..
the proceeding:
The following resolution was adopted:
Res11-e7. That Tie CLERK oi this county DE
and he + hereby authorized % draw on Or
der on the county Treasurer tn favor Of tie
| city OF Lansing. payable 90 The order o. the
Mayor OF said city, Tor Tie sum Ofeieveu hun
dred and seventy seven dollars and thirteen
cents, (-ll, - - being the amount due said
city for taxes credited by The state and
county taxes.
4 bell was ordered procured Tor tie colu
house. at q c.stnot exceeding 500
The committee appointed at the October
session O. settle with The County Treasurer.
consisting Of Nessrs W. T. Dryer, s. skad-
dan and A ". Williams reported the TO-
tai amount received 10y The Treasurer du-
ring the year to be 81, 507 %, and The
amount paid out s67. ClG H. leaving a bal
ance in the Treasury Of S5,s9l II. The
committee also reported the amount OF OUT
standing order 10 be -. $50 p.
The Supervisors were asowel - per
month for lisbars'ns ,he volunteer relief
fund
Tie SALARIES OF the county officers fr
1866 were liked "a, the following sums.
T.slsirer 500 %
Clerk -------- % I'D
Prosecuting Az 900 %
Judge Cfprobat. --..-. 90 o.
The time for the collection Of taxes in tie
several townships Of the County wa, eN-
tended 30 days
\ resolution prohibiting fishing with
traps and nets in the lakes, rivers ard
creeks Of lhr county. was adopted which
wi.l De found 10 our aiyer,is,n- columns
4 resolution wIs adopted requiring Oboe
several -upe .i-ors ofth- comfy 30 report
on the first day Of April NEXT fhc number
ofamiiies receiving county relief and iae
amount furnished each -t'.o the nImbe.
OF widows OF soldiers, aaj tle time toe. are
% receive such relief and tLa. lhe county
Treasurer make ava estimate from such re-
ports of the probable amount ntca -.y 90
carry such relief 10 lis termination
\ resolution was adopted that county pr-
der- and or.ier- issued by -up-rln'enIents
OF the poor should only draw interest after
presentation % the county Treasurer ami
receiving Inc en lor-emeaf emo money! n
ihc Treasury
\ burglar proof lock was ordered pro-
cured for The -af. of the county Treasurer
office. nj an expense not exceeding $3.50.
4 special committee appointed hy the
Board 20 ascertain AMI report ihc amour,
of Volunteer Relief Fund raised by tae
county. and other expenses connected
Herewith, and apportion the same 20 The
several towns aud wards reported as fol-
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Met pursuant % adjournment
Dr. " Miles. from tie committee oa
nominations, read the following report:
For Perturbation VIM a Dryer
Secref0rs- L. T.. Potter
Treasurer II. Whitney.
Wee PRESIDENTS Inelam Co.. II 4.
Hawley; Clinton Co. Wm. Z. Moore; Ei'on
Co.. Hon II. A. Shaw. Saiawassee Co., Ezra
D. Barnes; and WIN. A. Hall ESQ, for L..-
inest0n Go.
NeD.Jers 0fEr. COM DR.. n. Miles and
Hon. Ferris 5. Fitch, bingham Co.. c. VI.
Derbyshire ami Hon VIM f. Jensou, Of
Clinton County; John Russell aud Hon.
Robt Nixon. Of Eaton Co. NJ /. Stevens
and Deacon Cook. Of sh.awassee Co. and
Jacob Kanouse and Ralph Fowler OF Liv-
ing-ton County. which was accepted com
mitiee discharged and the report adopted.
The report ofthe Committee ou Grounds.
.appomtel4t % previous mee.in-.I va- now
called for and read hy the secretary Re
port accepted and the committee di~caar--
ej
Oa motion of + IL WHmey. tine whole
subject was referred 70 thrtro members of
the Executive Committee already appoint
cl from tho several counties. and tucy were
direc,edto select and secueproper grounds.
pr d. J.. Shank moved to limit to TIRE SOC
lection ofuof more than p acres. winch
motion was discussed by several gentlemen.
and various amendments we're offered and
discussed. and finally the whole subject OF
limiting The committee was la.d ON the Ia
DIE.
Onmotion OFF. w. French, ESD. The Ex-
ccutive Committee were instructed 90 make
arrangements for holding Fair M the city
of Lansing during the Autumn ofthe pres
ent year.
ON motion OF Hon. Robt. Nixon, elch OF
the Vice Presidents We're appointed 10 So
licij and collect funds for the Society
On motion OF H. T. Atwood, Esq, the
committee on location Of grounds We're re-
questel to attend 60 that dirty at The carli-
est practicable day.
The President here gave notice ora meet
ing of the Executive Committee, az the
Common Council Room in this city, at 10
O'Clock A. n, ON Thursday, Feb. 18th 1866;
and vote Of the Society, inviting sanford
Howard. ESQ. to deliver an address on the
evening of that day. upon some subject
connected with The interests of the Society,
was passed. unanimously.
The subject OF Sheep Shearng Festival
was called zap by the President for general
Interchange of views, and remarks were
made by Messrs. Sanford Howard, VIM. A.
Dryer. Dr. ~ Miles and /. +. Potter, after
which it was voted 90 instruct the EXecu-
tive Committee. 10 provide for holding such
Festival at the Agricultural College on
some proper day during the coming season.
On motion ofM. L. stevens, the Presi-
dent was requested to appoint some proper
person to write and publish circular SET
ting forth Che objects, etc, Of this Society.
Near the commencement OF the meeting,
an opportunity was given forpersons to be-
come members OF the Society 10y giving
their names and money and In a very few
minutes. several lie members, and good
~ number Of annual members were receiv-
cd. The meeting was well attended, har-
m0ni0us and enthusiastic. and adjourned
i'm foil hope Of success.
WM. \. DRYER, Presk
L. b. Potter, Sec'W.
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AsRlcCLrUEAL SocIETY.-In another col
LII VIII be found the official proceedings
me hrst annual meeting Of the Asricul-
VA society formed in this city last fall.
s su.'u society IS composed OF the counties
-. llsnam. Eaton. Clinton. Shiawassee and
''.s-'on. il viii be seen from the pro-
e1''ss that meeting Of the Executive
s.-''.Llce VIII be held in this city on
-aao'saay Feb. 18th, on the evening Of
-. .-..H aay Hon. Sanford Howard. Secreta-
a. ue State Agricultural College. will
se,,'e' an address. 1t was voted tn
- - : Sheep Steering Festival at the Az
a.- '.lsal College in the Spring. and an
s r-14i Fair next Fail. This Society is now
a.. a. O'sanized, its interests are in the hands
soOu SET Of men, and We can see MOTH
b, 5 y prevent its becoming one of the
,os;s.' ana most beneficial agricultural
'e'e'ies IN The State ~ ~ 81
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

SEWING MACHINES. one OF the greatest
attractions at the Capital Hall Auction Sale
is the Splendid singer Sewing Machines
offered each day. We are assured by the
agents In this city, that they never can be
purchased again at the prices now offered
Take them while they are going. Every
machine warranted.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

PRATT BROTHERS. We are pleased to
learn that these enlerprising young men.
whose stock OF Drugs were destroyed at
the recent fire in this city, have resumed
business at Lower Town. For the present
they will occupy a portion Of the store in
the brick building just west ofthe Seymour
House They intend to erect a building OF
their own in the Spring.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

THE GAME LAws.-The laws for the pro-
lection Of game in this State prohibit the
killing Of wild turkies. partridge- rualed
grouse or phcasants from the first Of the
present month until the first OF Septe,nber
next; also prairie chickens or pinnated
grouse. or any Wild goose or swan from the
first OF February To the 18th OF August.
Tho killing of deer IS prohibited by the same
laws from The 18Th Of last month - the
first OF september next The killing of
quaiis from the frs. Of January 10 the first
Of October. woolc0cS from the first of
March TO The first OF July The Use OF the
punt or swivel gun for the destruction Of
game IS entirely prohibited and also the
killing OF all birds no, 6nownas game birds.
except the black bril-. The kiilia- OF otter
or beaver is prohibited from the first N
April 10 the first OF October The 'provis-
ions of these laws ID not extend over the
Upper Peninsula. nor apply 10 the Indians.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

TEMPERANCE. Rev Jacob Strauh, of
D0wagiac, delivered lecture on the sub
jet of Temperance t the NJ T. Church, on
Monday evening last, under Tho direction
Of the Temple of Honor There is quite a
revival feeling on the temperance question
pervadins the minds OF the people in vari-
Gus quarters Of the state and We humbly
trust the influence may extend rs far as
this city
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

ANos GovID vs.. TIE A., l.. &T.B.R.R.
We mentioned some time since that there
was pending in OwOssO, before a board of
Referees, the ease OF Amos Gould rs The
Amboy, Lansing X Traverse Bay Railroad
The case was brought by Gould 10 recover
an amount alleged 10 be due him from the
company. The referees have found for the
plaintiff, as a balance due him from the
company. Sl275L42
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

GRELEls AMERICAN CoSFMcr-W. +.
Dannine. Esq, agent for Greeley's history
Of The rebellion, the best history Of the civil
war that has yet been written, is now in
this city canvas-ing for the work Those
in want of This history had better improve
this opportunity, as it can be procured
only or authorized agents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

AsWNpLEE.-The Charlotte Republican
Of last week SAYS:
p John kanaIly a sub contractor on the
y. H. v. Il. T.. drew from the Bank ON
saturday about a Thousand Dallars. Tor tn,
4'oNed purpose OF paving his workmen
anu sqlarng mp numerous debts contract
81 WIN ou business men. On SUNDAY.
..'Ne'er' he went 10 Lansing. and from
IA point has covered up his tracks. The
sNs Of hands In his employ are minus q
--9l'as wages, and several merchants and
S s.S.aleTs Suheg from one 20 three hundred
-11-is each. The whole swindle will
'-ouu' y something more than -. OO0.
ms Mr.. Aanally WAS once in the employ
y M Shine. OF this city, the contractor
"a Toe Michigan Avenue grade. He was
y 'ls city on Monday, the 29th ult.. but
'''' Tot parts unknown on that day.
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AGrcrLTrEAI COLLECT. The next term
ofthe State Agricultural College viii COM
mencc 0n the 2sth inst. The past year was
one offhe most successful I'm the history Of
the Institution. and the present year will
probably he one OF greater prosperity 20
the College than the last
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

To THE DErrou FIRE lIE Will the
Detroit Free Press, in copying orr locals,
r'ease credit them TO the Eep.fl,con. in-
sesd or the J0vrpai There is no such
r4ncr as The J0,rnol published here.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07
L. b. Potter, Sec'y.

GRAND Trunk RAILWAY EXTENSION. The
Port Huron correspondent of the A8r@5-
tSsr f. Tribune SAYS:
"On the 9th, the officers OF the Port
Huron and Lake Michigan Railroad Com
pauy, and the officers of the Chicago and
Michigan Grand Trunk Railroad Company
had an interview. in which the matter OF
the consolidation or tho two companies WAS
considered and there is a fair prospect
that such an arrangement will be made
Mr. Bridges proposes u negotiate So. 600,
0o0 of their bonds at par. The company
has advertised for proposals Tor the earth
work i'm this county.
The Grand Rapids Eagie. in speaking of
the Grand Trunk project, says:
There appears q strong probability that
i'm the course of two years, at least, there
viii be another railroad running across the
state from Port Huron ria Lansing. Has
tings and Otsego and thence 10 Chicago.
Meetings are being held all along the pro-
posed line, and the towns are literally
prefiering aid for its construction I'm fact
there seems 10 be q greater interest and
more enthusiasm manifested along the
route than for any other enterprise OF the
Kind in the state Foreign capital, Chi
cago. and the Grand Trunk Railway OF
Canada are enlisted in the undertaking. and
the present appearances are that they are
thoroughly in earnest and that It will be q
speedy success.
The Port Huron Press Of last week says
" We learn that the Directors Of the Port
Huron and Lake Michigan and the Chicago
and Michigan Grand Trunk Railway com
pauies, met in Detroit on Saturday last and
considered a proposition Tor merging the
two organizations in a consolidated com
pIny, 10 extend from Port Huron 10 Chi
cago. There was found To be no obstacle
10 united action on the part OF the two
companies, and we think a union may be
looked for nc an early day. The Directors
of the two companies on the same day had
Al interview with {. J. Bridges. ESQ. Of
the Grand Trunk Railway, at which Mr. b.
stated that he had selected the proposed
Inc OF the two companies IS presenting
the most desirable route. and also made an
oiler in writing, % cash II par the bonds Of
the united organization 10 the amount OF
six millions OF dollars 20 purchase the uec-
essary iron and rolling stock We are
further advised that Mr. 3. has effected ar
Engagements and connections both az Chi
ca-o aud the eastward for the new road.
which willplace it az once upon & level with
the most important railway enterprises ia
the country. The proposition OF Mr.
Bridges VIII he the subject OF formal action
ny both companies 30 as early dav a. shall
De found profitable"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

JACKSON AND LANSING RNLROAD.-B
between three and four miles OF the track
remains to be laid 10 complete the railroad
from Jackson to this city. We re informed
that as soon as the track shall be compile
ted to the Cedar River crossing. which is
within the corporation Limits, passenger
trains will be run to that point. About
twenty rods Of grading vet remains to De-
done between the Cedar and the point ON
the road where the track is now being laid.
and il is expected that will be finished
and the road in running order to the Cellar.
10y The 18th Of the present month.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

TIE GREAT Auction Subtitle great
4uction sale OF Messrs. Fohcs s Hitchcock,
and Msssrs. Amphiett, Roihrock s Co, az
Capital Hall, viii continue through the To-
mainder o. this week. Goods are being Of
fercd 40 Great bargains. and those in want
Of anyihins ia ihe hae Of goods offered
would DO wei 10 attend the sale.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

- The colored delegates OF the Freed
men a. Washington have called upon Chief
Justice Chase who expressed 70 them his
-tr0n- conviction that the President would
take open grounds in favor Of impartial SUI
a..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

DFPor BuuDING. The Jackson, Lansing
anil Saginaw Railroad Company have lei
The contract for the erection Of a depot
building in this city 10 p c. Ayers. ESQ.
The building. as resolved upon by the com
pany, WAS 20 De p nv 50 feet. but the citi-
lens have been circulating a subscription
paper for the purpose ofa;dinS in making
TIE building larger, with what success We
have not learned The building viii be
erected IN East street on ihe line OF Michi-
gan Avenue. The building. 10y the terms
%Ihe contract is 10 be completed within
six weeks.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

BOARD ~ HEsLTH.-The Board Of Health
are requested to meet IL the Office Of Dr..
!. Z. HUI on saturday evening, at IS
O'Clock. for transaction Of important bus
mess. J. L MEAD, Chairman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

PFEsoNAI-Lansing Is to receive an0th-
e. permanent resident in the person Of Or.
George E Ranney. formerly Of Charlotte.
The Charlotte Republican Of last week SAYS
Of him
DR.. Ranney has been q close student
IN our State University, from which he
graduated with the highest honors: and a
hard worker in the army. from which he
brings the best Of recommendations He
was for some time Ia charge OF the COrns
Hospital al Macon. a position of the birb-
est responsibility of any surgeon in the
corps. and has many letters Of recommen-
cation ron the highest officers in the army
OF the Cumberland. We know Of no Young
man starting in business who is more d.
serving OF success. who presents q better
record, or who IS more warmly commended
or his industry and professional skill"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

Apsorrs History OF TIE BEBELLOS.
rtesecond volume Of Abbott's history Of
tie Civil WARM America is about ready,
ana win he delivered 10 subscribers IN this
e.fv and vicinity in q short time
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

Cr~ru CorEr The Lext term OF the
ri-euit Court for Ingham County viii be
sed ia Mason. commencing on the 18Th o.
february.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

Dovrroy VIsu.-The friends Of Rev. c.
r. Mclntlrc Will make him donation visit
al residence, on Tuesday evening, Feb.
iq.h. Acorlial invitation is extended to all.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

Mr. !. J. RICHARDS, Of Akron, Ohio,
Pr -.4c-.- DC lastrlmeutal Music. has located
l7- give lessons % those wishing. CT ibs
P.alo e- ael.ia.n. Dor farther Information please
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Ash o't'oc. 4. H. the meeting was cali
elt0 order 0y The Secretary. anl Hon. Ro9-
Nixon o. Eaton Co., zone oflhe Vice Presi-
dents. was callel o. the chair. The Score
tary then real the proceedings Of the last
meeting.
Hon. W. A. Dryer lhe President having
arrived, took The chair.
On motion OF D-. ". Miles. a committee
Of fye on nomination Of officers for the eU-
suing year, was appointed. consisting OF
Dr.. VI. Miles and a. d. AlIr.cA bingham;
c. w. Derbysh.re, Of Ciat0n; JolnRussei o.
Eaton, and VI. !. stevens. of sriawassee
Adjourned until one O'Clock p. VI.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

rrvHre YARD Messrs. Bird & Clark
.,rs established a lumber yard on the lots
ID. north Of " 8. Bakers foundry See
REIMBURSEMENT in another column.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

c-xr Cr.-Jame5 Marony was commit
alto The county Jail for 80 days on satur-
last for assault and battery on hiswiie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

GRAND SOCIAL. Musical. AND iARTIsrIc
ENrEFTAINwENr, by the ladies Of the Epis-
copal Church, on Tuesday evening. the 18th
inst at Capital Hall" There will BE
Ia6ieauN Of the most chaste and elegant
selection, and Prof Richards viii preside at
the Piano. The good things of the season
will follow. Spiced with chat and humor.
A very refreshing time is anticipated.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07

WV IrE Horsz.-L. s Jenison, ESQ,
..s erected a new ice house this season.
"a eilsd il with ice from Grand River.