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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
RELIEF FOR THE DESTITUTE AND SUFFER-

RELIEF FOR THE DESTITUTE AND SUFFER-
ma Gen. Baird, Chief of the Freedmen's
Bureau at New Orleans, has generously
res pended to the call made upon him by
Gov. Wells, to aid in supplying the imme-
diate wants Of the suffering families in
West Baton Rouge and Pointe Coupee,
who have been reduced to restitution by
thu overflow; and provisions are to be for
warded to them as soon az possible. All
honor and gratitude to Cen. Baird for his
iiberality and readiness in responding to
the appeal made in behalf of 50 large q
number Of our afflicted neighbors and
friends.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
sTOP THE THIEF.

CNTOLEN BY black boy n'med Scott" On
y aged air out is years. TO- merry or ned VR&N
by Mr. Archer Palma of Clinton, on <tf%k
Saturday, the 18th inst. at the re idsucs.S@--/1
Of Mr. Bradley, on the Bayou Sara Road, about 8
miles from the city Of Baton Rouge q BLACK
brand ON both shoulders III. ID. III, -
reward of s2o will be pa d by the owner for
the appre hension Of the thief and horse.
Apy Information may be let with Mr.. =. @.
BABIN, or to DIR. 7. ]. BURLINGTON, Baton
Rouge, La. mayl7
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL .AMENDMENT.-The
following is given by the New York Her
aid as the substance of the proposed
amendments of the Constitution which
have beensadopted by the so-called United
States House of Representatives
SECTION /. That no State shall make or
enforce any law abridging the privileges
or immunities of citizens of the United
States, or deny to any person within Its
limits the equal protection Of the laws.
SEQ. 2. AL the inhabitants of the sew
eral States. excluding Indians not taxed
shall be counted for representation In
Congress; but in cases where the elective
franchise is denied to any race or class,
except for rebellion or other crime, the
Enumeration shall be proportionately re-
ssrieted.
SEC. g. Until the 4th of July, 1870, all
persons who voluntarily adhered to the
late insurrection, giving it aid and COM
fort, shall be excluded from the right to
vote for members of Congress aud for
electors for President and Vice President
ofthe United States.
SEC. d provides that neither the United
States nor any State shall assume or pay
any debt or obligation incurred in support
of the late rebellion, or any claim for com
pensation for losses of involuntary service
or labor (siaves.)
SEC. gives to Congress the power to
enforce these provisions.
IL is not yet known whether tho Senate
will pass the joint resolution; but, Judging
from the easy surrender of the so called
conservative Repub licans in the House,
the required two thirds will be easily OBJ
tanned among the Republican Senator's
NeW Orleans Crescent
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

New EPISCOPAL BISHOP FOR LOUISIANA.
Rev. ) ?. B. Wilmer, Of Virginia, tempo
rarily residing in Maryland has been ap-
pointed Bishop Of the Diocese Of Louisiana
b the Protestant Episcopal Convention in
New Orleans. He is very highly spoken
of as a gentleman of learning, eloquente
and virtue, and will doubtless prove a
worthy successor to the late lamented
9iehop Polk. He is cousin of Bishop
Wilmer, Of Alabama.
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Il for the Gazette and Comet.
o Lift with al their Blessed Thoughts

n. For the Gazette and Comet.
D Lift with al1 their Blessed Thoughts.
o lift with ell their blessed thoughts,
Those holy eyes to mine,
And let my soul from that pure gaze
Drink the sweet peace ofthine.
Before that Christening influence,
That soft, subduing ray, ~ ~
My naughty spirit melts TO tears
And wseps its faults away
o angel ofthose blissful days,
Had We but met before,
MY wandering feet had never strayed
To PASSIONS iaring shore
For in thy presence self is lost,
My soul lis filed with thee
Canst marvel, hen, al pride Is bowed,
All goodness 'waked In 1nee Et tt
Nay, turn thou not! The sun that gives
The blossom life and light,
Departing, sees 1t close Its leaves
And wither In tie night.
30 If thou goest, my poor heart
Before the dsrkening hour, or
viii fold each holy impulse in
And Nither like tho fowerl
EvAaaELINs.
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B-The Memphis Appeal, in referring
to the participants in the late riots, says
most truthfully that no returned Confed-
crate soldiers were concerned in it, and
closes with the following
Further proof of what we have asserted
may be found in the fact that the returned
Confederate soldiers, while rigidly abstain
ing from participation in these disturb
ances, hold themselves, as is well known
here in readiness to promptly obey any re-
QUESTION that may be made on them by
the military authorities Of the United
States and the City Government, TO assist
in maintaining public order. Coming
back to their homes impoverished, and
scrupulously respecting their paroles, they
desire peace, quiet, and good order, to the
end that by patient industry, they may
retrieve their ruined fortunes. They know
what subordination to good government
is, and value it. They are not the en-
emies of the negro, but, in his proper
sphere, his friend and protector +; and no
one knows this better than the hundreds
of respectable and orderly colored men
who are pursuing a life of orderly indus
try under their daily observation, and who
look to them for protection in the midst
of these disorders.
Here, where these facts and truths are
patent, it would be unnecessary to pro-
mulgate them, and we give them promin-
ence only to correct any Misrepresentation
of the eyil-minded which may be made
abroad for party purposes.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

CHURCHES BURNEp.--A writer in the
New Orleans Christian Advocate, who has
been making some inquiry into the mat
ter, says that so far as he has ascertained,
between one thousand and twelve hun
dred church houses were burned during the
war. These churches, he thinks. had cost
the people not less than five millions of
dollars. In the loss the Methodists were
the greatest sufferers; then the Baptists !;
then the Presbyterians the Catholics last.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

CLINTON AND BATON RoUGE RAIL ROAD.
Measures, we learn, are being taken b.
the stockholders of the Port Hudson Road
to unite with the people Of Baton Rouge,
in constructing Road to that point. As
soon as some definite action il taken, we
shall be pleased to lay it before our read
ers. There is q general desire for this
much needed work. and it is sincerely
Iped that an arrangement can be made
which will ensure an carly commence
nient, and fine completion in time to
,arry off tho growing CROP last F6ltcaana
Lem0crGt.
All right. These are good reports from
oar East Fcliciana neighbors. II is graf
flying to see that tie stockho lders of The
Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad are
warming up in the matter and are taking
measures to cooperate with our fellow
citizens in running the road from Clinton
TO this place. Keep the ball rolling. A
meeting Of the friends Of the movement
will be held at the Mayors office in our
city, this afternoon at o'clock. We trust
there will be full atten dance.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

.fB-W We hear every day of tho discovery
of new mineral resources in or near "the
lowlands of louisiana Recently fine
samples of lead, petroleum, asphaltum and
ALUMINIUM have been brought hither from
q mineral territory in the neighborhood of
Red river, and we have inklings of other
and still more remarkable discoveries
NeU Orleans Times,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

DA new method Of disposition Of
property at Pltho]e Is advertised. A prize
concert is arranged to come off, at which
$50 900 in prizes are to be awarded. The
first prize consists Of a hotel, valued at
$50 600 the second of manageable
damsel, with $1,000 in greeh backs (girl
thrown in) and the remaining s., 900 in
billiard tables and bank notes.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
MI a RRTED=

On the evening Of the 10th inst, by the
Rev. W E. NJ. Linfeld, at the residence of
the BRIDES mother, Mr.. B. F. H. SKOL-
FIELD, to Miss LOUISA HOOPER, all
of this parish.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Jacobs,
Mr.. CHAPMAN SOLOMON, of Houston
Texas, to Miss sEREPHINA BAER, of
his city.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

SUICIDE OF AN ED1ToE.-Dr. B. L. seago,
assistant editor of the Atlanta Ga Era,
committed suicide at the Southern Hotel,
st. Louis, on the 18th inst, by taking
morphine and chloroform. He left several
letters behind him addressed to various
friends at Atlanta, in which he spoke
freely of the causes which prompted him
to "shuffle off this m ortal COLL" and said
ne was not afraid to die. Poverty and
n issortune were the impelling causes Of
the poor fellows self-destruc.ion.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

EY- The New York Tribune says that
the taxes in this country are heavier than
ever, or ever were borne by any other
thirty million of people on the earth.
Adding our State and municipal to our
National taxes, and they amount to not
penney less than $50 each per annum
tor the hole American people.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

La The Atlanta Intelligencer is con-
WINGED, from information received from
various parts of Georgia, that the cotton
crop will turn out to be an exceedingly
short one in that State.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL wood
car attached to the engine of freight train
on the New Orleans and jackson Railroad
ran over q COW few evening since, throw
ing the car off the track and causing the
death two men of them Catholic
clergyman, Father Eugene Porret, and the
other an old F.enchman, hunter, named
Tony Prosper. They had both got on The
wood car at Kennervilie with the inten-
ton Of going to New Orleans and were
within two miles of the city depot when
tney met with their melancholy fate.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

A FLouRrsH1Ne TowN.-Port Republic,
Va, promises to be one of the first man
ufacturing towns in the States. It has
now three iron foundries in full blast, an :
other is projected, and large -four mill is
about to be built. @a
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

EEATH OF Rev. THEODORE CLAPP.-This
celebrated eccentric, though benevolent
eloquent and learned minister, died, after
y protracted illness, at Louisville, KY,
on the 18th inst, in the 65th year of his
age.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

sB-"The greatest organ in the world"
some wicked old bachelor says, sis the
organ of speech in woman, because tits all
organ without stops ~
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

SERIOUS DrFFIoULTT AT BAYOU SARA.
We regret to learn from the Bayou Sara
Ledger, that serious difficulty occurred
in that town on the 14th inst, between
Messrs. John Il. Doherty and John B.
Wederstrandt, in which the latter was eet
upon by the former with pocket knife
and seriously injured by several gashes
made upon his right arm, head and back
of his neck or shoulders. Doherty was ar
rested and sent to jail until such a time as
he could furnish bail in the sum of five
hundred dollars for his appearance before
the District Court at it's next term.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
NOTICE.
ATTENTION, GRoCERs /.

TUsT RECEIVED, IT'S Realms Extra Heavy
D Wrapping Paper, three sizse, which are offered
at New Orleans prices.
mar22 JOSHUA BEAL,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

NEUsKET CAPS and GUN TUBES, just received
WI at BEAL's,
ian72 Book and Variety Store.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
HAY, CORN AND OATS.

r00 PACKAGES Hay, Corn and Oats, now in
fUU store. and more continually arriving.
Prices as low as the lowest
mayl2 JOSHUA BEAL.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

For the First Annual E1hi oi'-o-' -.
Central Michigan Agrie
ETY.. 20 be held at LAnsin
day, ThursdAy and friu-S'
her 18th. 18th and I4th' lsoo'
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No SaIaried Officers 10 b. ,

Policies VIII De issued 2 s. the prs,e.,,
tsry u the Company
Tie secretary Vii also yis.ttfe e.s.,... b.
the county ~ Tie purpose u taknff..
Confined S.Tictiy 20 Raks upon Ef.f-,,.,
County
Copies % The Charter and Rules srs p...-.
Tie Company, can Doe obtained Al n. -.
Company d. Mason
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ILlTIlIl ~ q 81 y III -L0N MS. o.
ported 10 the Secretary early the first of Sep
TENDER, 70 that proper arrapg ments can be made.
Fxhib I.ers 4 implements and machines viii be- re
quiret g. abel their artic with the q the eX-
bibitar aud the price 70 which sold
All articles exhibited are expected 20 bee Of the
zane construction AID huiEh If TO be soii 10 the
--.---.- L---Lr u
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MEDICAL.
T aides take Particular Notice
l. II Z
REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS

Warranted FTeach.
These pile 80 celebrated many years ago 10 lafs
for the relief y female irregularities and aiterN s
o. notorious for their criminal employment 20 The
practice Il abortion are n0w offered for the nrst time
10 America. They have been kept 10 comparative
obscurty from the fact thai the originator, rom i
fac. that II Fepau is physician 70 Parsi OF srea1
wealth and sir.ct conscientious principe7, ann La7
wtthheld them r. IL general use Lest they should be
employed fer unlawful purposes. 10 oFerc.iains ie
male distractions they seem O. BE- tr-y potent
bursting omen The 10oi gates from "--irFef ca Sc
nav have stoprei them. but they ar eitrrl . tl-
rlh only for legitimate user AMI al ag g. arri
fildeu % sell ttsrn when f j. rh-er-i a- ,t-t t-e
object is l-'aRr-I STA .1 Lansing ~ "fI-
rsf.- .s.. r. b,r. sas'ai t-.-a tse frs r
tl. CURIOUS Isl .urla=.rr =. stage
--a-.-- +. o Staples General --e-. -s
y .t.-t.s- a .--. aHor. ~ --l
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90 LF.AANIs ND FhlaIHhr NJ tNhhAtEI =
ABOVE DIyisIOIs,
Best scales for weighing cattle hay, &c.......S5 %
machine for shading or oultvating the
ground ~ substitute FOR the plow 70 be
operated By steam or hOrss power...-..... %
mach ne FOR extracting stunps, 70 be Ope-
rated under the direction OF j committee 60
" drain tie and pipe machine ............. 60
SO tile OF other invention for securing the run
q water IN drains, with advantages q
cheapness. durability and efficiency ..-..... %
g. portable saw mill for wood and ior farm use co
pump for farm use............. ..... 49,. 90
&c arrangement Tor raising water, other than
purap- ................ 90
3. hydraulic Observation-Disclosures. ? 90
portable ciler aud wlae miI.............. > co
clothes Wringer Observation-Disclosures 90
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CAS- s-woRKIxG oxEv AN sTEERs

C0Esmittse "A. \ Hart, lansing. Asa Mitchell
Charlotte John q. Hinkley, Perry Centre.
Best team Of ten yoke from any county.....s $40 On
Best team OF ave yOksirom any tOwu......... 10 %
A yoke of cattle competing 10 team can compete
q single yoke. Oxen four years ola aud over com
petng for premiums for best yoke must be thor
oughy tested on loaded carts wagons to De enti-
led 20 premium 10 the team q ten yoke oxen IN
der four years old may be included 70 make tie re-
har
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SHEEP.

Rule -.el.-7 ? . OF ci1fps T ship The -sr
when tie slerD were ast sllrn mus. Dee stated, &c
c.nIa-.ei = eyleLcz tlat lley were s11Tu ct s. y
ia lFaE t-e r-t-..-1ls, tie CcLAu.lLtees Vii take
ITO I-.f-r7t-l ell i--s~ necessary ~ maze tAs
.-st an .g1 farfc-riF crIn Iactnt ss = form, hard
mess OF Constitution. the aDiiy 70 produce The
most "a. fleece. rlt-rslCe % quantity aud
4-aty. Al s-es 'lrfe years old rover, nlsst have
reared ists l. 1875 an Tic 4.s q the azls mast
be st4tsf-
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OK M e --alTlT- . ' - --s-s ; HI -
uoEali. 4 10 Ailr--h. -ae--
Fcr lie beet PREPARED dram, o. The show
rr1-r1s nct -ess nan twl ro1s Z length.
s1owirx ths dram me-eV eIcAy4se-. TIE
ter-h Z :. less s.a- tTo sn1 s 1sf feet, TIE
tile aid down the sile prepared for cover
IL viii earth, an se-tcn completely
-.ve-e. having TIE -sC1.-se cre a. -
I'd The er1Ib Tor f-r1l--I1k siaIeE.e1t y
- = ~. rr.c-ss ...... 6 q
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THE STATE INSURANcp
sransActs business 81 Insur.re. - VI
MS company -efuses Al Sls.r, X. 's--s'
Ardous property AID not ever e. - -. e
one r.sA, thereby avoiding az ~ ~
losses Ilai ofte1 cripple o.lsrw g.
Tie Directors ana O1rCers Az 49,. =,
elori shall Re spared on Their a., ,...'.~,s
the confidence 81 The Yubiic. i -. -
sac rafhtr tlar .srge cuisines. T. '-ie
- .,'ca1s d a. a. taf.tAl a.s u,-, - q,
vA-Atle O. tle Insured aal ~. M,
This Company lss stock ci.-.- 49,
by which those Whopreilr nott-. -
can be ins1rtl 10 Ale rate 80 :. s.,is|
without any liability O. ssssss-,.-..' '-lA
lAis Company ais ilsufss -.
Damages by Iisb,,.
Whether the property be br-,,s..
tered on the application b. - = - y
81 ilsuring, thereby giVnr % n -s.-it y
sure ADS aat4ses HAT ioa lth.- "a.
DIRECTORS
J .W.LONGHFAR. . J. CASH
S.N. NAlltOAb. n. J.. KifHlpV Il
J Il. CVRRIER .
OF FICERS
n. p KlLBoRN Sc i d rrsas pfr..
ly557 l. ~ \
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GRAIN. SEEDS AND VEGETABLES

CLAss 80 -GRAIN AID sEzDs-
Commites.-Jno. Ccatswcrth, Mason; Jno A. Kerr
Lans .As Harvey Hunter, Watertown.
IL al cases evidence must be furnished that The
products exhibited are the growth u ls66, ca the
hibllor IS farm.
Best sample white winter wleat rot less than
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Having Ms ie himse familiar Win this branch ~ bus
ness for 4 number q years lie has become fully
luaintel with what farmers most need and having
procured new patterns ana nted them up with =
" making this permanent business. be rs IN hopes
10 give satisfaction He takes pleasure saying he
has procured the patterns 81 the CELEBRATED
DODGE PLOw of Dodge himself All who use u say
IL Is not e9u4led By sny other pillow
Points and Landslide. Tor all llows 10
use Also all other FARMING IMPLEMENTS got 4p CA
the Improved plans, and Of The best material.
To MiII-Wrights and Mill Owners.
Everything in their line vii be got up the shortest
notice CIRCULAR SAW MILLS will be made 20 order
Brass Castings made and fitted AL tmes Build ing
Castings Of a kInds-n fact every thing lis line OF
will be got Up with special reference 10 suit
ing customers Patterns viii be made 81 any time
which Nili ensure their getting just that they want
Particular attention will be paid 10 the repairing
Of Steam Engines, Threshing Machines and Rcapers
and Mowers. He has also a FLOORING MILL for
dressing aud matching both soft and hard wool He
would also inform the farming public that he will keef
on hand the
Cayuga Chief No. Reaper and Mower.
This Machine as il is now constructed is not equ4iet
by any lther machine II desired, he VIII put Zee 4"
geering ia the OH 81 CKEfF g. increase the MOTION
which very materially adds 10 the working Of ih-
machine Fy giving personal attelfiou g. every
branch NJ tie business be- in hopes g. secure a. 3
merit a porlionof the pm Doe patronage
:. BAKER.
lansing March Is Ise5 - tf
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MISCELLAN E0US.

DATENTED March eth. 1865.
T h G Silver = kir t
MORE URAB L E
MORE ELASTIC. MORE GRACEFUL
And viii keep It's place AMI retain It's shape
BITTER THAN ANY OTHER SKIRT
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HORSES.

Autte borres ~ seo s-s . = sJset . i2e a.
-,-Io- =. a. c1zuIi.t-= 81 which icy are s1-a-r
q 10 B. rivea s1cA rra-s IS ihey nay -eeln nee'
r. a. -s-iCes ciss-es - AVA 1g commit
-. - =. i.to -si1 LOO a. pol1ts Necessary
10 49, - borse 2 rs AEnsst asEree y i-e pr
-..@ e5- 80 - e - 1;e1-e--
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INSURANCE

U ORDINARY MUTUAL. ANNrs-
Al OR STOCK n ~ ~.
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Ike CT working oxen. S years Old or over SO On


To the man exhibiting the most skin in training
oxen.-..-..- -..-.- Diploma andS5 60
To the boy under sixteen years Of age. exhibiting
most skill IN training steers. L ploIaa aid 90
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THE LANSING STATE REPUBLICAN,. AUGUST 90

The process % u-s-utasi-r.lg Aad carrying nus
b described Z Writing. 81 accompany II samples
o1sree.
0AsS IS -H1SET.
5eSI ~ tsu-L--. . -
FRUITS.
Co--izes o Knapp Jackson.
CAS IS -1FPLEs
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Articles Of domestic manufacture must be inside ln
tie family + the exhibitor within the year and IN all
cases the exhibitors must furu 81 evidence 90 the
Secretary when the entries made that the srtl-
ces were 20 Manufactured. And no art Gle rnsnufsc-
t1red 10 factories, or out Of ths family, vii be
CeIvcd.
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All Kinds of Work
4SsORTMENT OF PLOWs.

Thai can be procured at any ike works The ate
ton Il Primers ls particularly called 10 his
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In deciding upon -four exhibited. the premium 70
be awarded Tor the best barrel OF -four made from ~
east quantity Of whsst 10 be sccompsn Cd by state
meus OF the actls quantity Of wheat Use, IL tie MAJ
ufacture " A barrel tf f.ur
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INCORPORATED 1864
CORN EXCHANGy
Insurance Comma
NEW YORK.


Capita. authorized h. speolAArtofs. IA,
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cAss 6-oaADE cows AND HEIFEEs
cL.ss 7-m1cH cows or AvY BRErD

Con1mises-D. l. Cacy, veyay, Dr. Meyer, Nld
Creek: Enos Merrill, Corunna.
For the best mich COW Of any breed ............
Diploma AID. Observation-Disclosures 90
~ best. 90
statement Will be required n writing giving. l
The age and breed II the cow, time when she iast
eAlved and If pregnant, time VIXEN she viii next
calve . The quantity Of milk IN weight aud meas
IRE for four weeks next preceding the show, and If
butter HIS been made the quantity produced during
on the show Erounls.
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ILLUSTRATIONS OF TILE DRAINING

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FOUNDRY.
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ADJOINING THE CAPITOL

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

This new and beautiful style 81 SKIRT awarded
by the Great American Institute Par, held IN New
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