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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28

The Convention ratified all lhFs passed
81 tie Lszislature Of ibis Staies during TIE
war, not in oonsici vith fhe Consiituiion
Of TIE United States, nor the Constitution
Of -this sfste prior 20 she fTsi DAY Of fee-
ruarv 1851, and TutifyinE the ar's q al
nfbcsrs, RzsoafiEs, ~ irisl ard y inisieTiEl
Aons In esupIiancs piih Law. u rrfif-d
FL acts II osscsrs srp.inisd ~ re Bzcsi-
3sncy A. Hamiiicn PfsrisiouHl os-srunr-
II II provided b. rrssluioa thai %
rrecvsry Fksli Be bad sFLinrt ang sgeri
triies. srecufor. sdHiuistraicr CT trustee
= he have been e1mpsllei b. lie Cerfe1-
rntr States l1ihorify u god frifh - SUI
reader q deliver % confeds-sts sini-t he
eei1sr. prerersy ~ snDutF in ser 1snes
P-,-idrs .iss hat 70 psrssn shall Be bid
accountable, eiriIiy o--eririsalig fsr sny
seizure. sale, i1u77sssnsni, O. Injury % FER
80. c. property d5ns duriEE fhc -.r. rhsn
he sz-r - ID T--7rr rsf - n-lt-ll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28

Torso 10 t',g ,Adsy ri ilnrarg A y 1851
..dk.uF Ou SO I.fh srAslu'r s.e. %. u
Ant. ll,h, sal Sc a'lA 1' ~. ,lh. snd
filins lher'i ~ rrlira,' entitled,
rfreiaon sgruiitui,I f3f tfh Art u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
Needless Alarm About the Cattle Plague

\ paragraph purpOrtng to be an extract
from q circular recently issued by the Pres
ident and Secretary Of the New York State
Agricultural Society, Is going the rounds
and producing something OF a sensation.
1t begins thus:
We do hereby make known the exist
ence of the rinderpest or pleuro-pneumOnia
among the COWS in the stables OF New York
and Brooklyn, &c.
Ii viii be observed that the "rinderpest
and "pleuro-pneumonia' are here contOun-
ded, although they are very different dis
eases. No person acquainted with the gen
tlemen who issued the circular alluded to,
could believe that they are chargeable with
so gross a blunder. The word "rinderpest "
in the above quotation is an Interpolation,
inserted, probably, for the purpose of ere
ating excitement The Albany Country
Gentleman of the l4th inst, publishes the
circular entire. Il refers wholly TO the
pleurO-pneumOnia which doubtless does ex-
st as stated: but there is not the least in
timation that tie rinderpest, or cattle
plague. has appeared in this country.
Though the pleuro-pneumOn Is bad
disease, the rinderpest is far worse. But if
the stringent provisions OF the law recently
passed by Congress, in regard to the i'm
pOrtatiOn Of cattle are strictly enforced, 1t
Is hoped that this country may escape the
dreadful calamity which has fallen on vari-
Gus parts Of Europe.
The nature Of pleCro-preumOnia and rim
derpest, may be understood by the perusal
Of articles on those diseases, III the Reports
Ofthe Secretary Ofthe Michigan State Board
Of Agriculture for the years 1854 and 1868.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
The Constitutional Amendment.
From the Washington Chronicle.

From the Washington Chronicle
1t IS little over two weeks since the
Hon. Jacob u. Howard, of Michigan, open
ed the debate in the Senate on this prOpo-
sitiOn by a speech remarkable for its legal
learning and practical craftsmanship. The
complete unanimity which prevailed among
the UniOnists left most of the speech-mak-
ing to the opposition side Of the Senate. -
The friends OF the measure felt certain of
victory, and they were not disposed TO
waste either time or words il its defence
As the proposed amendment finally passed
the Senate it is a model OF brevity and per-
sDicuity 1t wiil we think, be universally
conceded that 1t is a great improvement on
what came from the House.
A proposition so lust and beneficial in
all its parts cannot tal! to secure the ap-
prOval of the loyal people Of the whole
country If the people OF the late rebel
states are not blinded By al extraordinary
niatuatiOn, they too. viii hail it with hear
" welcome. IL is not er post f0cfO in its
operations. Ii seeks only Justice and Sc
curitv for the future Il imposes less pun
ishment upon traitors than either the law
or the circumstances Of their unrighteOus
rebellion would warrant We think It con-
tains the true plan OF practical recOnstrUc-
ton, and if adopted 5y the state Legsla-
lures it will do much toward harmOniZlng
the whole country. Those who have been
clamoring for congressional plan now
have it before them. Let them Judge De-
tween it and the policy OfPTeslGent John
son The latter la. produced nothing but
bitter fruits. and the people are wiling TO
try something else 1. Will be observed
that the amendment sets q premium upon
JUSTICE and LoYALTT, and secures forever
the NATIONAL CREDIT. These are the three
leading ideas OF the measure, and they Will
commend themselves TO the approving
judgement Of every lOyal American.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
State Politics

The Republican State Central Committee
met IN this city Tuesday. June 5th, all the
members but two being present. There
was full and tree conference upon the
subject OF calling the state Convention, and
but little diversity oi opinion appeared.
There was 4 general expression that al
early State Convention was not necessary
or expedient in the present status o. po-
litical affairs. and after al expression DJ
the committee as 10 the best date FOR callng
the Convention, giving reasonable DIS
cretiOn. the whole subject was cOmmitted
70 the Executive Committee Of the state
Committee The Convention will probably
be called some time between the middle Of
August and first Of September Detroit
Tribune
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
gansina State Republitau.


= .gu away. The search which followed
brought 20 light considerable money in bills.
ana a number O. checks. many Of them
payable u certain merchants 10 l.. and
some oi them from citizens Of L.. pay
able 10 persons living in Boston.
l Immediately telegraphei the particulars
or the arrest 20 my friend and be oined
me the next morning; but strangest Or all
james BRrnhGDl came Irltk Inn. and then
saw tAat Il IS case OF mistaken .den-
tity- Bat u was not 20 be wondered Il. for
! tliuA 1 never saw Two men look more
alike We also telegraphed 10 the land
Ioru az c.. and learned a thing we had
neglected before, namely. that the man
who had passed the torn bill. went Or the
name Of william Chase
Little more remains 10 be told. The man
finding that there was no hope for him.
made confession soon after his arrest From
this It appeared that be was a notorious
criminal. WHO after some bold deed had
been laying Tor a time in the country and
that while there accidentally hearin, that
valuable mail matter would arrive In the
mail from c.. had determined on a liz
tie professional business, and mad accord
ingly come 70 l. There he saw me re-
ceive large payment Ot money on the l4th
Ol March, anu had. that evening. after |
shut up, entered the Office, and removing
the Neys from my pocket and getting Dos
session o. the revolver. robbed me a. des-
cribed, AMI make off with the booty. still
retaining the KEYS which we found in his
possession From the office he had gone
up tue road, met the stage and finding that
he could not accomplish his purpose with
out committing murder and then opening
the bag. had Just time to secrete himself
when the doctor came along. By wide I
circuit be came back 10 Boston. and arrived
there BY another train on the same eve /
ming that did. When picked up the en-
velope he recognized me, and made up his :
mind that he had better leave, and was
10 when arrested.
A few days more saw me back 70 l.
my innocence fully established. but | could |
pot be prevailed upon again to assume the !
liuties Of postmaster, and my former assis-
ant was appointed AS for William Chase. 4
ne was executed the following July. :
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

claim OF a. St-s.lh .4r s.--Csr.-t--r
By All Hart
east sIle af Gear st--ef-Srrests
H-'s-7 o' o'AA-Ilhf'
Hy Comm tts- ID -a-re
tlv -ao.- or clam = I--uev. to- =
Dart. for 50 10. 49, A Dart l.- So 14-i.4 $
sc=l OF sDec-4l 0-i-r
by CoHmiiiee OF Flaan-e
FAvora5y ~ c.sin u. p Hart fo- s1-s-Rsp1rt
-'pted an o. notln, clam rsf-rrr. t' icrlitt@e
on ttT Aia-s
b5 Dlinui.-f Or t-mat.rf
tAFo-ao'y on T. oi g. >ir4l9. ilr cl'--l--i-l
F--.-i N- 20 J. or--7
by t9m-l--ii-- I'd cry ATli--
-'''....s 70 Gains p. g. " >ia. r-- 81 go -ra
D. ' Aet7s l'' 80 s--4-a --7 iit "a '.- si-'-
o'-i
Ca-NCSl -Arllss FEox CITY -rfTr
R.p-rt cr c.-ravsr .r up .als O.. W...t- -t-..t
IN ,l.-.,- r-f.f.. .v.s .,.+..-.-.-i
-'n 81 REso-lr rio,a A>b N'rE,
All EluKe-reu o-,e-al the -l.uuia-.
ITh.r-ls 10 Ap9e.r- that shore is not e.rtt enough
~ Michigan avenue ami Ce LAT stree. g. coV.c.e a..
e.. on Nshigal avenue east o. the brilrs.
ind Hns--1s Hr John SLlae Las about .l.o vt-.s
Il good earth that cAu bs ohta 1e4.
Tasrcfcrs r,sOJusi Thai Size -nitt@f ol Streets
and they hereby 1lrerte. 90 contract with ,ir
shine for SAID earth az iLc i9lr-,' possible figure
adopted
J All Eimoals oGsrei tae following
Rss3i-,a That tie coI1r,1 citizens q iLe CITY, he
sul tAev ar hereby allowed the Use of tle Cslnr d
Room every sunday afternoon for three months
lis date ul ier the SUP --rlsol o.. tfe Marshal r
religious ssrvI-es-Rsirr--1 % C1mmitlee ou Police
Aic Whitney offered tha .oliowins
Rss0lu>d That tl- 50 of tlls Aal D. -;l a. saI1s
IS hersby Granted O. Jgstc- Carpsni Tor use and
occupation dur LIZ the trials O. Dee held by AlEi tsf
Ing tie present week -Losf
AID Hart presented order, appointing & Tracy. l.
3. Potter ana l. D. Preston IS C0mn.I--. lIers L.
make az ASSESSMENT 90 ie'r-y Tie nes 90 grading
an ,n,4i,-..- A-r rl.,. .s.-..,.-....+,- ,-
linis'one7s iof g7aie oi Walnut stree was snelced
Di strlki-g olt rae words so1therly eAt t-miiy <l-
10 tLhs 'Ae N'r@s '.s .o-t-l oi Nal S'Tr'i
Ald Jones oi-r tne ioAo" ins'
HsScteac, .uat tie hafslAi D5 ana Ae Is lere0s q
rec,ed 70 cAlse tbs contractors on the grades OF an
streets no" beins Eraded Or which may hereafter be
graded . put an the surplus earth from sai streets
On such Other streets or % SUCH public s;pares as IL
,HAy -fect, or as may be orlered uy Tue toiAcil
provided that no contractor shall be required g. move
sicn earsn 70 greater distance tAAA specl'd IL LIS
icontrAo'-Alop'ed,
Oh hotioh Oh AIl. har'. ~ nAisll-l Va Iiiett @ %
20 advertise Tor proposals or the grade ~ WHO" -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
MICHIGAN NEWS

The Sturgls Jourra' saws $500 e00 in
local aid has been received Tor the Grand
Rapids * indiana Railroad. within the asst
SIX weeks The city O. Sort Wavne. ID
vii soon issue bonds Tor 100. 200 IN aid Or
tie road
Judge HaIca. u. .0r- NaT-e. is dead.
BE was -ately elec,ei Pres leat of Tie q.
R.&IR K. He was man Or wealth,
and one OF the first railroad meu oi the Wes;
hon. Plnv IIoa-an- o. Fort Wayne. sue
ceeis him as Presiden, Of Tie road
Gen. Wm. L. s,0agh-oa. OF Stursis. is
TO command the Michigan 5oi.er- at -he
review in Detroit ol the Fourth
The Anclorl C,cl o. Adrian. AID tAe
s,ar Club, Of Monroe. played match game
Of base bail last week The Anch0ra made
36 ruus and the star 35
4 few lips of woo. have been l.----a-si
at Monroe al As cents
Dr. Baker anu Sarah Hav land. he Battle
Creeh murlerers. have been convicted and
senterced 10 The S,a,e Prison to- lte Tie
attempted Plea Q; insanity was o., no a7ai
against the CLAIMS OF Justice
kalamazoo was The sufferer bg "a great
fire last week. Loss S25000 TIE VIZ
lagos along TIE Michigan Central west OF
Jackson are having mari tine 10 the way
OF fires
Forty-hye to fifty cents rer pound Is paid
Tor wool IN Ottawa county.
Base Bail Clubs have been organized al
COrunna, Iouia AMI Dexter.
Fifty-eight persons recently united VITA
the Presbyterian church 4, TecgmseA
The new Baptist Church a, Tecumsel, IS
to be dedicated on the 30th Of June ser
mon by President Gregory. Of Kalamazoo
College
Rev. Geo. Pearson has bean Installed as
pastor Of the Presb yterian Church at Muir,
Ionia county.
The Congregational Church At Battle
Creek are about 70 enlarge their church
edifce
Two snakes. one SIX and the other seven
fee; in length. were killed 10 Flint last
week
Eels are found IL Livingston county,
which puts TO rest the assertion often made.
that none can be found west Of Niagara
Falls
The ladies oc AM ArU0r have formed q
Library Association. 1t now numbers "a
members has fine Hal and 800 volumes
in the Library
The counties Of Ionia, Mecosta and Mont
calm. are to hold 4 Sabbath School COnven.
ton at Greenville, on the 9th OF thi:
month.
A German Fire Company has been or
ganlzed at Jackson
The cornerstone o. Roman Catholic
/ Church at Monroe, was laid last week by
Bishop LeFevre.
Both the wheat ami fruit crops look wei
IN Van Buren, county
The average age OF the graduates at
Ann ArbOr this year, IS "a years.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
G.. IA. COLE .

- -. sosil iaform thu people OF Lansing and
-! IA be Is permanently located IN the city
: --'ls, aud Is prepared to perform all opera
= ls.sI.Aains to tas Dental profession, in the
= - sciory manner Teeth illed with gold, q,
-. AnAlgum. Artificial teeth mounted on
y cSAsa, n the latest approved style. Once
\ ~. - A'assro1g's book store. Lansing, Nov.
~ 55Oyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

TIE Republican members OF the New
Hampshire Legislature have nominated
Hon. James ". Paterson for United states
Senator or the fourth ballot by vote o.
l24 out OF POS. Mr. Paterson will take the
place OF III Clarz. when term expires next
March.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
{. A. SCHAFER.

- =. SsR and dealer in jewelry, clocks,
- Peas, &c, sc. Store with Carr & CO., IL
sNss B.ock, Mich, ,Av. Sole sgent for sale OF
=. eA'cn co. 3 watches Piqueste ) celebrated
- Pses Black and Co.'S spectaeles, SC, sc
- aa1 ne public generally invited to examine
p'ices- SPECIAL attention given, as here
/ a. - tae nAaafAssars Of jswslry and repairing
1 ~ warranted. RAilsy's New Block, Michi-
1seas, LAHsiEg Michigan sT5-ly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

By the proposed change IN the Organiza-
tion OF the Supreme Court Of the United
states, there are to be nine Districts, and
under this arrangement Michigan. Ohio
and Kentucky, viii constitute one District.
Detroit, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin-
att, ara competitors for the location Of the
District Court.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
AUSIC FOR PARTIES.

= . 1.sS NEW STRING BAND i the name
f,--.--.t sas band, just organized in the city OF
- - Saposed Of four hrst class musicians
.. ga M themselves in readiness to furnish
-. y fisAte or public parties, on the shortest
-. q a reasonable rates Apply % or ad-
- haenAn, At the City Bookstore. or c. I
- -Aosl1g 57svl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

Gen. GREEN CLAY SMITH Of Kentucky,
has been nominated by President Johnson
for Governor of Montana. The New York
Tribune says he is a Mcclellan UaiOnist OF
the Kentucky pattern. He Is . member OF
the present House OF Representatives
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
TO THE FARMERS,
TO F. A r. NJ f r -.

The quality Of our custom made Boots and shoes,
with which you have been familiar for the past
twenty i've years is % day BETTER than ever before
Our stock is tanned THE OLD FASHIONED WAY, and
not destroyed by acids and hot liquors in hasty tan
ming, as Is too often tas With Eastern stock.
Our custom work is warranted IN every particular
and embraces Mems, Boys, Womens, Misses and
Children wear Ask FOR II P. BALDWIN & co. g
CUSTOM WORK 556yI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

Gen. Morton c. Hunter was on Wednes-
lay, nominated in the Third Indiana Dis
rlct as the Union candidate for Congress.
lis record as a soldier was a brilliant one
nd his abilities are OF high order
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
J. VAN KEURES.

sN lal Builder, Lansing, Michigan HeeDs
SANITY on hand and Tor sale, Grand Rapids
ls Siacco AMI Water Lime Oficea at P Booth.
u Co Store " -s25
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

TIE bill to create the title Of General, .
which had passed the House, has a.sO gone
through the senate. by = vote oi u 10 H.
Il is expected that the appo--meu. VII be-
conterrei on Gen Gran.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
JOHNS < BAILEY.

sai shoe Dealers, have just received large
|ssnsnt Of spring stock OF Boots and shoes
istng Of Meas. Womsn's, Boys, Misses
iieas and Youths wear Custom Work
/ |-p.lyatlsaleito
T. JOHNS 4 BAILEY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
NEW STORE = NEW GOODS

J ). CONKLIN, Crormsrly Of tho
firm Of Morrison & Conkiin } has just
opened a new Jewelry Store on the
corner Of Woodward avenue and
Larned street, Detroit, Mich AMI
has on hand large and well selected
stock OF Watches. Jewelry, Silver
3nd Plated ware, Clocks 1nd Fancy
Goods Watch and Jewelry repair
ing done by experienced workmen.
Don't fail 70 call az COnklin's when
you 80 10 Detroit. HIS elegant store
aad beautiful assortment OF gOO1s
are well worth examining 556yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
LII. LEAXENMORTH.

.aiyA t1esA1inS, saginaw county. Aich.. Will
- p,orPiiy % Surveying and Mapping, Exam
- =. lescrloing Lands, Examining Titles Buy
: a 'sa-iag Lands, Paying Taxes, &c. 5TOy1@
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
AMERICAN HOUSE.

e)N. Proprietor, Lansing. Michigan. opDo.
i1s Capitol building Gsnerai Stage once
u connection With the House. 5l0y1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
c. IL. MARTIN,

'a2iNG SALOON over Dart X Davis's Hardware
n lAaslng shaving and Hair Cutting in the
Gsigle. Has also a ladies' Department, for the
--a,ilIe OF all kinds Of Hair Work, IN connec-
, slsh bis shop 56Syl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
DOCTOR II. W. NELSON.

I1sPTHIC PHYSICIAN x SURGEON, Lansing,
sl once three doors east %; the Post Once
,si1ee. corner Of Cherry and Ills iale streets,
5TOyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
LSn. vs.. LONGYEAR.

e Cnaeery and Collecting Business Lansing
fagal Oftrs over ths Second NatlO1al Bank.
3J7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
DART ~ WILEY.

I-eygYs Colaseiors and solicitors, Lansing
Iar.n Prompt attention given 20 Collections
1ssat o. Tax-5 aud Investigation Of Land Titles.
ntRr lF-53O D. willy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
J. l.. LASTERNIAS.

y Teeth mounted on Gold, Silver, or Rub
Ase once at hisre.idonce on Grand Street,
-fa' eii; o. ths Capitol, Lansing, Nichl-
5a2-1v
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

9S aai Carriage Mixers, foot 0f WIsltenIw
|si below the site OF tho lansing House
ApascOnstantly On haad, At reasonable prices
wiring done 5T5yi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

Ais Slrgsil Second Michigan Cavalry J Physicians
~ 'slgsous. shank s oil OfiC' north OF the
a2i1 Llasng 505mbF
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

SEVERAL cases OF cholera and some
deaths ara reported II New YORK snd
Brooklyn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
D. L. CASE - CO.,
54y

-..s,rs 10 j c. Bailey & CO.. Bank rs AMI
.....rre B-ossrs dealers IN G0gerament SecgrI-
!. tsy and sen Exchange.
usns tec 8, 1870 9o4y4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
B. r. BAILEY.

ssPfHC Physician and surgeon. lansing
:. Ossc- anI residence west end o. the Middle
,ub-is. Special attention given - chronic
-,l.nts. an female diseases ly53y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
auSINEsS DIRECTORY, &C.
g L MrKENDREE.

-,yxrv And COUNSELLOR AT LAW. lansing
- what a. agent for buying and selling real
-. aas payilg tayes thereon forfore.yn parties.
So 572yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

Fourteen Fenlans have been arrested 81
Hamilton, c. u. with important lispatch-
Is "a their possession
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
ArMnOD = FRENCH.

-3yFYs and C0lnsellors at Law, AMI o0lcitirs IN
ss,rsry Particular attention will DO gwen 10
ans growing oGt Of the recent var Once over
- Hlltor store
,-EooD r55O~il ! 81 FRsNCH. r.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
HORATIO PRATT,


F-lsNEY sld Counselor 1t Law md Solicitor o
aaosry Ais0l, laghan County Mich ly535
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20

LANsIsG June Is. 1886.

LANsIsGl June i, 100
PrTrONs AND C-AIxs PRRsKSrSD
By AID Oids
Petition for the removal Of store % Grove S Whit
nsy 100 fset further west-FlnAnee
By AID vaaAksR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
ror1nrs. Rrsorrr1oNs Axp xnrczs


Ali Whitney offered the following.
R>so.usd That the Street Inspector Of tho 4th gh
way district. be and he IL hereby directed 20 com
plets. cause % be cOmpietSd, without deay, all
side walks no. now completed on th- north side Cl
Jefferson street required to ba constructed BY an
ordinance OF this Council under date Of July o. 1865
Adopted
Ali Nanhslrea ii excused
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
,.rEs OF ADVERTISING

-s-.-.s .ea cents per line tor the fret lnser-
% ,ssts Der lln0 for each subsequent ia
2 :, ID 10 police inser-si t1f lees than % cts
{ - i.ss.-.,iSfls oas-th.ra more iAar ,us ordinary
- r,.,ss5 ri-,r tlry 81 per lile per year
-. Its OF cuts of ans nj, Inser-ei
.ss..-ti.ers haze the privheg- OF chang n5
..irsr.ssme1ts thfer times
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-20
COMMUNICATION. raox CITY OFFICERS

Reports ~ Street Inspectors OF the lst District fOr
S60-scceptsi ant aed n the u District FOR SO ST.
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Proceedings Of the Common Council.