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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04


TIE RESULT n TIE COUNrY.-We give
the result Of the election Of Monday last in
the County as far a. we have been able 10
gather returns. As far as heard FROM the
Board Of supervisors stands The same as
l.sst se....
VEAAY.
The Democrats have carried the election
in the township of Veyay by an average
majority OF p The Republicans would
have elected their ticket, Ouly ior the Irish
vote from the gravel-train at work IN
Mason, which furnished about 80 Demo-
cratic voters
ALAIEDON.
Gone Democratic by from 20 10 40 ma
jOrity.
AURELICs.
Reported Republican by from % to 80
majority.
WHITE OAK.
Democratic Supervisor elected by p ma
jority
INGHAN.
Elects Samuel skadlan. Democrat, Su-
pcrvlsor, and d. l.. CrOssman, Republican,
Clerk
sTOD KBEIDGE.
Mason Branch, Democrat, elected super
VISOR on local issue
BTNEFKlIIlI-
Has elected Dubious. Republican, on a
local issue
ON0NpAGA
Joseph Pierson, Republican, elected SUI
pervisor- Majority not reported
DELHI
John Thompson, Democrat, elected Su
pervisor by b majority. Balance OF ticket
Democratic by from 30 to 80 This IS whit
Ting down the Democratic majority IN
Delhi considerably.
MERIDIAN.
Charles H. barrow Republican. elected su
pervisor by o. majority Balance OF THE
ticket all republican
LANSING TOWNSHIP
W y Dryer Rep. Supervisor, bN ,
MINORITY. Clerk. J. " Downs, Dem,
majority; Treasurer \. X. Truman, Rep
20 majority, Justice, j. f. Lansing, >.
majority; Com ct Highways. Chauucel
Murphy, Rep, - majority
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

4 BRUTAL ASSAULT.-A most brutal and
unprOvoked assault was committed on Mr..
A. L. Todd, Assistant Superintendent of
the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Rail
road, at Mason, on Thursday last He was
quietly sitting in the bar-rOOm of one OF
tho hotels in that village engaged in read
ing, when, without any cause or provOca-
ton, he was assailed 10y three ruilians. re-
Gently from Canada, whose brains were
muddled 10y whisky. He was knocked
down, and badly bruised in the face and
otherwise, SO that he was unable TO appear
in court at their trial. They were immedi-
ately arrested, tried and fined S2s each.
The feeling of the citizens was so intense
against them, that if il had not been for the
protection of the officers, they would have
been badly handled. when they were re-
leased from the custody OF the law Mr..
Todd is improving
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

RAILROAD LOAN IN THE TOWNSHIP. The
township OF Lansing at the election on Mon
day last decided, by vote OF 65 to IA, to
and the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Rail-
road to the amount of five per cent. OF the
assessed valuation Of tho township, being
SS,So BY this action the electors of the
township have rid themselves Of whatever
i'll feeling or Odium which may have grown
out OF their former action on this question,
and have done an act OF justice to this en-
terprising and honorable corporation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Ls'fURE on TENPER,vCE.-M Sarah
l. shepard, OF Rockford, Illinois, distin-
s1'sued lecturer on temperance. favored
"a CITY With visit last week, delivering
''o iectures, one at the Methodist Episco-
lI church on Tuesday evening. the 9th
az, and the other on Sunday afternoon
u'e Baptist church. Mrs. Shepard was
~ each occasion greeted with large and
atp'eeiatlve audience. We regret that We
Ave not space to notice her efforts as their
-'''i' deserves She is one who has suf-
,''eu IN her own home the misery which she
sO''lays IN words Of thrilling eloquence and
'Ouen'ng pathOs- We bespeak for her a
sS'u'Ai reception at the hand of the public
,s one worthy of their patronage, and trust
=. - through the efforts of such as her the
haI 's'lns curse Of intemperance may finally
- = vanished from the land. She visited
~ en- cry Under the auspices. of the Temple
o.. 1onor, an Institution that is doing a
s'Oo work in this city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

CLOTHING, CLOTHS, Sc.-Mr. ID. G.. Peck's
advertisement Of Clothing. Cloths, Gents
Furnishing Goods, &c, will be found in
another column. lie has just returned from
The eastern markets, where he has been to
purchase new and seasonable stock of
goods IN his line. and was Just in the nick
oil time 70 avail himself Of the recent heavy
decline IN the price Of nearly all classes OF
merchandise. Those visiting his establish
ment VIII receive the benefit of his good
fortune in this respect.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

INCREASE or POPULATIONS - The large
increase in the number OF votes cast in this
city this year over former years is indica
tive o. the rapid increase ofour population.
About 2OO more votes were pOlled than ev.
or before. which would go TO show that our
population has increased at least 900 du-
ring the past year, taking as an estimate
five inhabitants TO each electOr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

srrrSG GoODs. Mr.. r NJ COwles adver-
tses in to-day's paper the first arrival in
this city Of new Spring goods. Mr.. COwles
enjoys the reputation Of selling dry goods
at his store n cheap a. they can be pro-
cured AZ any establishment in the city. Go
and try bin.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

ACCIDENT IN DELLA young man from
Canada, named William Stringer, about Is
years OF age, met with a sad accident at
Delhi Center on Monday Of last week. He
was employed in the saw mill Of Mr.. Ables,
as tail sawyer, and while edging some
boards had one OF his feet sawed nearly of.
His foot was amputated at the ANGLE joint
by Or. Sackrider, of Mason, and he was
doing well when we last heard from him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

RELIGIOUS We are requested to give
notice that Rev. j. Straub will speak on
the subject of FOreOrdnation and Free
Grace on next Sabbath evening, at the
Uniyersalist Church.
The Rev. Henry Banw0ll will OfIiciate at
st. Pauls church, on Sunday next, April
Sth, morning and evening. at the usual
hours.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

To THE NEWLY ELECTED SUPERVISORS IN
TIE COUNTY.-The following resolution was
adopted at the October session of the Board
Of Supervisors OF this county:
ReSolred. That the Supervisors elected in
April 1850. and the Assessor of the City of
lansing, be requested to meet at Mason on
the second Monday in April, 1866, after the
annual election, for the purpose OF taking
into consideration the prOpriety Of adopting
q plan OF Uniform assessment in the county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
UNION HALL

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capable of .ea,n. nearly 1000 persons ..oal largo
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"'7 AZ to- whole comprising ihc iarsesi and hand
soonest Heck of BUILDING n tae cry ~ Jackson
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BSDISG.-We are again prepared 10 do
Job binding Those having books, maya
zines or papers which they desire to have
bound can now bring them in. Parties who
have left such work AT our bindery are in
formed that their volumes are ready for de
livery
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De- The General Bankrupt law has been
defeated in the House. All the members
from Michigan voted for the bill. Beaman
afterwards changing his vote for the pur-
pose Of moving reconsideration.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

ADaY o. HUMILIATIOS AND PRAYER.
b. official proclamation, the Governor has
appointed Thursday, the 18th instant, as a
dav Of humiliation and prayer. We shall
publish the proclamation next week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

GRAND LEDGE RAILROAD LoAS.-We are
informed that Grand Ledge gave a MAORI
~ Of about 30 in the recent vote in that
place on the question of aiding the Grand
Trunk Railway Extension.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

TYr0cnMmcAL ERROR-A typOgraphi-
cal error in last weeks paper made us give
tbe dimensions Of DIR. Hulrs new building
at2bv 20 feet. II should have been p by
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
CuTY AND FARM PROPERTY Fol

- SALE The undersigned offers for sale hiS house
ami II 90 the cis 81 lansing, being lot block 10
Also, farm az Tao ui land four miles west Of
the city o. Lansing being part Of sections Is and
-, in the township q Delta About 20 acres Of the
farm Is improved land, 50 acres oi timber ant about
20 acres u Oh ehopping There l. two good vounr
orchards on the premises. and some bog buildings
Address or apply 70 the undersigned st Lansing
Mich. WARREN PANE
| Lansing March =. 1906 s7Ows
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE CHILDREN ALL ARE SINGING
Il the Charming songs coliallel ~ fl- Merry
Chimes 90 ] O Emerson 5 new and popular book ci
Juvenile ic colta.lilg nearly tS1 hundred pieces.
every che favorite N1sl decidedly tie best col
lection published, AMI following ID tbs path ~ It's
pr- iscessOr Ihs Golden Wreath. Il which no Jess
than quarter u million copies have been printed
frlcs So cents sent postpaid
OLIVER OLSON & Co. Publ .shers,
54svl Boston
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Il FeeoR.-We were misinformsd last
reek in regard to Mr. Shirts having leased
.ne Floar House. He informs Us he has
no such intention
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
HOUSE PAINTING.

fAf K II q G,
Nd LAZINGl
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens q Lansing and vicinity that be Is now pre-
pared 10 do all kinds Of House Painting PAPER Hang
ing ana Gazg, aud hopes that By fair and honorable
dealing, AND DOING AL WORK AocOEDING TO CONTRACT
70 merit share Of the public patronage All work
entrusted 10 my care viii be promptly attended to
Terms reasonable. Come and compare prices. Sbou
IN Chapman's Single Factory
WI. P. SoCRES.
lansing March 1886 5-Ons
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Lem GRAND RIVER. The. ice remained
b, Grand River in this city until Monday
,ast 4 later period in the season than for
many years past.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

BeoEE GRogSD.-J l. Mead, Esq, broke
Ground Yesterday morning for the cellar Of
n. new block, on the corner OF Ottawa
street and Washington Avenue.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Rev. II. b. kitchcll ID. II. formerly pas
tor oi the First Congregational church OF
Detroit and ior the past two years pastor
of the Plymouth church OF Chicago, has ac-
cepted the appointment Of President of Mid
dlebury college, made vacant 10y the resis-
nation OF President Labaree Dr. kitchen,
gradual ed al Middebury in 1885
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

4 SPICY NoTE. We find in the Chicago
Tri5nHe's Washington correspondence the
following letter from Duplain, Clinton coun-
ty, directed to President Johnson:
"DUPLAIN, Mich, Jan, 30, IS66.
Mr.. President:
SIR want TO ask a smfll favor from
your Excellency. When you hang JEFF.
Davis, please send me his glass eye for a
marble, for there amt a Union boy in
Michigan better entitled to it, and will re-
main your atfectionate friend"
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BUILDING. The subscriber IS prepared 10
furnish materials aud do Ans ,uI all kinds 90 work
that may m ga thc ius nf Baiil in., Ba-iaoss
5olf e. C. rOuaE
NEW STYLES OF Hats and Caps Just
opened a PECK
MORRIsON's SUBDIVISION. Mr. d. H. Nor
rison intends erecting dwelling his sub division Of
the Tow nsend plat formerly mentioned in this paper
for his homestead HIS selection is pleasant and out Of
the sickiest part OF the city Ia Of cholera IT
will be advantageous for none can be expected there.
AMI he intends selling good lots, that are dry and
beautiful with dwellings thereon or vacant AS soon
he build. Who Will settle with him for health
comfort and convenience 5-0wi
LADIES AND GENTS Paper Collars, in all
styles, just rocsivod at PECK's
How REFRESHING are the April showers,
they nourish into life the opening buds, aud ronow
all vegetation But yet It time OF year when there
Is great danger Of taking cold from exposure 10 the
weather Goes Cough Balsam Is excellent for Coughs
and Coils Sore Throat, aud all Pulmonary Complaints
While Coos Dyspepsia Cure is invaluable IN Dys
popsia Indigestion. and an diseases Of the Stomach
and Bowels 57lWl
CITY HAcE. Mr.. Nathan Guile has re-
Gently purchased New Hack, which will DO run in
this city Tor the purpose Of conveying passengers Il
any part Of the city to aud from the cars win at
tend funerals. stand on tue corner Of Washington
and Michigan avenues. Slows
LANSING, Mich, March %, 1866. To TIE
Editor Of the LaHsing Republican .-Dedr SW:-Con
siderng It the proper duty Of physician to admin
ister iuhateper medicines best calculated to
eve disease in the safest and quickest manner anC
having, for many years, studied aud used HOMEO
PArTIIC MEDICINES have come to the conclusion
that the principle which they based the tru,
and proper ono IN most diseases, the manner IL
which they are prepared renders them much NOR,
manageable to give and easier 70 take there asC
certain diseases which will yield to them alone which
tho AlOpathic medicines cannot reach have, there
fore, much pleasure ia signing myself,
Yours respectfully,
K. ". NELSON, N D.,
57Ow4 Homeopathic Physician.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
Lansing City Election.

The election in this city on Monday last
passed of in a very quiet and peacea-
bic manner. No particularly disgTaceiul
scenes occurred during the u.-y, Out u &c
termined zeal characterized the efforts Of
the working party men on both sides, and
they labOred with due diligence from the
opening to the closing Of the polls. The
DAY opened with severe thunder shower,
a drenching rain continuing from early ia
the morning tail nearly 10 O'Clock. Not
withstanding the bad condition OF the
streets, necessarily consequent on such an
occurrence, quite a full vote was pOlled, and
a great Republican triumph achieved.
The entire Republican ticket was elected
by majorities ranging from IL to lJ9. We
think the vote Oh Recorder, who was elect
ed By "a majority, may be taken as fair
index Of the political complexion Of the city.
The heavy majority on Mayor Is attributable
more or less to local issues. The large
majority for Treasurer was on account OF
the exceeding popularity OF Mr. LOOMS,
being "A most faithful and competent officer
and against whom no issue could be made.
The small majority for clerk was on account
ola special drive being made against the
Republican nominee, \. /. COWles, ESD,
the present incumbent, by come OF his OWN
partizan friends, which opportunity for
gaining advantage was gladly seized upon
By the friends Of his opponent, and the re-
suit Is apparent.
The City Council VIII stand the same po-
litically a. for the past two or three years,
four Republicans and four Democrats, with
u Republican Mayor The Republican can
didates FOR Alderman in the First aud
Fourth Wards might have been elected had
Republicans voted the straight ticket, and
labOred unitedly with the zeal that charac-
terizcd the efforts Of Republicans n the
second and Third Wards AFTER man is
fairly nominated, he should not be- slaugh-
tered in the hands OF those whom he con
siders his friends
II. b. Carpenter Esq, has cause to feel
proud Of the heavy majority given him for
the Office of Justice Of the Peace Those
who opposed the war from first tO last
stand no show for an election when pittel
against one Of the boys in blue who faced
the foes Of his country on the field OF battle,
and bears honorable scars as "a lasting ties
timOnial Of valorOus and heroic conduct
The result ofMOnday last clearly indicates
that Lansing stands firmly by the great
principles OF the Republican party and
gives a hearty endorsement TO the scnti-
ments enunciated 10y our Representative in
Congress, in his speech in this city few
days before election. Lansing endorses
the action Of Congress. and repudiate- the
dangerous and treacherous political doc
mas OF Andrew Johnson. Let every Re
publican in the city take courage and bat
tie on in the cause OF liberty and proeres-
sion until next fall, and then shall The fruits
OF victory won Dee still more ample, and
more keenly ielt by our opponents, than at
I the present time.
The following are the complete returns
of the city election;
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

one hundred conversions are reported at
4 revival in Milan Monroe county
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svuI Pox.-There are several cases OF
email pox at Dewitt, Clinton county.
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CHURCn CHOIRs ARE SATISFIED

THURCH CHOlRS ARE SATISFIED
y th.t tls l-t book fsr Their Use il The Harp Of
judah by J. d. Emerson. letters from an directions
confirm the opllion that ro collection If Church
Muse recently p4Nil-he has given such general s1t-
fsfactlau los the most fstl1iols b. t-e4r t4stas
aid L4xlu. She reputation ~ being wy HARD 10
flsase. Ils. 4rku'4l.lgei b. the Harp ci judah
IL be lust ODE, book tll-v want Price q 8. per clTv
81 dozen OLIVER llI-JN 81 Co, Publishers.
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NUNBER OF NoTEs PoILEp N TIE CITY.
The following Is the number OF votes
polled in the City. at the election on
Monday last
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

There were between forty and fitly more
voters registered in the city that did not
vote, being absent from home or iuten-
tiOnally staying away from the polls.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BrILDING The subscriber IS prepared 10
furnish materials and do AM ,ni ail kinds % work
that may m ia tho ius nf BliiIina Bd-iaoss
5ol1 e. q IOlnE
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NEW STYLES OF Hats and Caps Just
opened ~ PECK
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LADIES AND gents Paper Collars in all
Styles just rocsvod at PECK'S
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-sAA tFRoM OUR CONSEQUENTLY sfv3fa
GREEN'S LANDING, Apr 26-Sld, schs Abigail
Haynes, Bellaty; Olive Branch. Smith, and Rafan,
Curtis from Ellsworth) tor Boston; yacht Sparkle,
Senter, Mt Desert for Portland.
April Sl-Sld, schs Gamecock, Langley, New Haven
for Calais; Velocity, Murch, Ellsworth for Province
town. Ae
May sid, sch Adeline Adams, Carnage, Portland
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TeIegraphtc Markets.


s NEW YORK, Nav 8.
Cotton-steady; sales 600 bales; Middling Uplands
at sic.
5000 Il 40. Western % "a 600. Southern 10 90
q 165 3d.. Canada sales $40 bbls. at s 10 q 70 25
10 g 50; new do 80; Amber, Michigan at 1 %.
Cbrn-lower; sales $4,000 bush.; Mixed Western
at SO a SAC.
99atss-sttsaddy; Canada at IS.
Pork-lower; sales 1900; mess at Is 6st q 20 b6.
Lard-hrmer; sales 800 bbs. III 9 2o2c;
Sugar-hrmer; sales 72s hhds.; Porto hico at llS
q 12s; Muscovado at 10! g II.
Petroleum-dull.
Freights to Liverpool-dull.
CINCINNATI, May 8.
Flour hrm; sales 1000 bbls. Milwaukee Wheat
1 9O6019 o. Whiskey dull; unchanged. Mess FORK
opened buoyant at 20 So closing quiet at 20 90 Lard
in better demand at zoe.
No0 ~ MILWAUKEE, Mays
Flour dull; 80 for good extra. Wheat active at
sc a R2I for Winter receipts Oats firm at 81.
Receipts HOO bpls of flour, SO, 900 bushels OF wheat
Shpments-3O 900 bbls. of flour, 900 bushels o.
wheat. -str-r
Flour steady aud active. Wheat quiet at 54t, for
No. 1, and 05 q O9t for No.2. Corn firm a 4sa
at % a 3O4 for No and 24s for No. Q. High Wines
at 2 % in bond. Mess Pork at 2S 70 q 20 90. Lard
20 q 2ot. Freights frmer; &c. on corn to Buffalo.
Receipts : $500 bbls OF -four. 81 900 bushels OF
wheat 900 bushels of corn 10000 bushels of oats.
Shipments-95, 900 bbls of -four, 26 900 bushels OF
wheat, 100000 bushels corn, 81, 900 bushels oats.
WILMINGTON, Mays.
Receipts OF produce continue light. Crude Tur-
pentine1 "a a 60. Spirits 10 90. Rosin 90 o. rs.
Tar liz. No sales Of cotton.
ST. LOUIS, Mays.
Cotton. stagnant and unchanged. Wheat stiff; bet
ter grades higher; No Spring 1 rs; prime 20;
choice 40 a 275. Corn advanced to IS a 70. Oats
dull at Is q 49, Pork higher; at 20 80 a 80. Bacon,
lard and whiskey unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Mays.
Cotton-unchanged; sales 1000 bales. Middlings
ct SO a 34c. Receipts to-day 476 bales Sterling
change 80. New York checks premium. Freghts
very dull and unchanged,