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TSTATE OF DANTFI. q WTCOY -,

IL = i \ I + OF DANIEL G.. WILCOX
Il deceased. ->IATsoY MICHIGAN county Of Ingham
ss-Ata session ~ the Probate Court for the county
of lugham- holden al the Probate Ofce iu the village
ot Mason on Tuesday the 9TH day OF February in the
year one thousand eight hundred and siNtysix Pres
ent Horatlo Pratt, Judge % Probate In the matter
oi theestatr OF PANEL Wilcox. deceased. ON read
ing ans nlng the petition. duly verified, OF !. B.
laF lor praying that letters OF Administration upon
SAL estate may De granted u said petitioner.
ThereuFon lis ordered, that Monday the 18th dav
" March. ls66, al 10 % clock she forenoon De "a
signed for the hcarngof said petition and that the
he-s 40 law ol said deceased ana all other persons
interested DO sad estate required t. appear at
sess ion 1 said Court then o. be holden the Probate
uice- ia the village OF Mason. aud show cause Il any
there be- Why the prayer ofthe petitioner should not
be granted And Il Is further Ordered That said pc
ttoner give notice to the persons interested iu said
estate oi the peniency IL said petition and the hear
lng thereof by causing copy Of this order 70 be-
published 10 The Lansing Republican newspaper
printed ani circulated n said county OF lngham three
successive weeks pres i0us to laid day Of hearing
"a true copy HORATIO PRATT
5W5o+ Judge ~ Probate.
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EDUCATIONAL.
T An SIN C AC A D -
Classical and Sefenfibe schsS
Boys and Girls. and Young ~
and Women.
cALESDAR FoR $3.50

CALENDAR FOR 1855
Fl-st Term begius Moutay. sep-er-bCr -
-eroat n-0r-rb ef 8 -
Tff-s T.r.E Is ls1t
Dlring the frst T-ru az especial i.s7'
crgarized Tor she benefit q tl1se rpecils
PRICE or TUITION
Primary Department, per term -----'
Common Engiish stud rs. irr.--l-E 49,
Grammar. Arith-Detc. Geo-r@r15- 30 90
kssp. x and Pelrz-s1 p..--. $500
Higher Frrlish. including Iztl. 8r'-- go
French languages. and Naihsrlafl'z -.-----
EzTRA TrrIfor 80
vocal N-slC. per tlr-n---.-. ------------ ~
Tast-uuert1l Nose. pr term n q.
81 Painting per term zee. -------'-
Pe1cling ard Draw l-g ----- .-----------'--'- -
E5-Boar1 c-n 20 ottaiacd in Fau'-'s- call
ND ate = i-inirF u the Ac11emTi oF SD
q the Principal b. TIE Academy - .-.-rIsai
oonmunicstiors addressed, c c. olI1' rs
VII be proDptiy snsversdi
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c. A COOK. Chicago. Ill.

Nt-iri III 4Aa-i.A i-t the NfTtl " stern STATES.
F. p HALL & CO Prop-ictors Nashua. \ Il
SIZE so wholesale. n Chicago. hv F-ler ri-r5 L
Fuller. Burnharns Van SchascS lord smith .Srith
liwyer. J. IT, Reed K Co. Chas G. smith ni4,-s.h
b'ecSi Co, II Scovil V p Harris L Co. Post 4
Bai'au, and BY druggists aud dealers generally.
5sSus
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ESTATE OF BENJAMIN CARL.
Il deceased SAFE OF MICHIGAN County Of Inrham
ss-At session OF the Probate Court for the county
OF lngham. holden ~ the Probate ONCE in the vii
ago OF Mason on thursday the sth day of February in
ID" year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
Present, hoTaiio Pratt, Judge " Probate In the
matter OF the estate OF Benjamin Carl deceased. On
reading aud Ming the petition, duly verified OF Jar
VS. F.. Carl.
TAereupon t is Ordered that Wednesday. the eth
lay az March, ls66, At ten clock in the forenoon
ne assigned Tor thc hearing OF said petition and that
the heir ii W OF said deceased and al other persons
interested ia said estate required appear at
session ul said Court. then 20 he holden al The Pro
bale Once DO the village Of Mason and show cause
u any there De, why Ihe prayer u the petitioner
should not te granted And II d further Ordered
lhat sand petitioner give notice 10 the persons inter
ested Do sai estate OF tie tendency OF said petition
and the hearing thereof by causing copy of tins or
le- 70 oe published IN the Lansing STATE Republican
lngham for three successive weeks prev ous TO said
dav OF hearing.
CAtruec0py. uORATIO PRATT
aniWo Judge ~ Probate
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4 ARDlAN ALE.-By virtue aud in
" pursuance % license q me granted By Horatio
Fraft Judge OF Probate ri Ing hsu County Michigan
sl-l sell a, p-oic auction al the Court use. IN
Mason "a sail county. on tie -th cav q April ls6S
~ enc co- r NJ all the right, title aud interest
II Henry u. Xix aud a minor. in and 10 ca-talr
AM IL SAID county, described and bounded as follows
The north est part ~ the southeast grarter O. sec
zion eeven ll tawu three north. Of range ole east
commencing ~ the northeast corner OF land form
cry owned By Washington L Whitcomb running
thence o- east ile o. SAD section S. rods % Ind
fornerIy owned by 4 J. SroW thence zess lie rots
On ano owned By Wilson Richardson. thence south IS
rots thence east lid rods % the Place q berirr Nc
- acres 0i lad JOHN Y. KIRKLAND
.7eoUtl Guardian Of said minor
Eebruarv sth ISSS
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ESTATE OF THEODORE d. BILLINGS
l. licensed. STATE OF MICHIGAN. county Of Inehara.
sat- session of the Probate Court for the county
of lnsAam holden 1t the Probate Once in the village
% Mason. on Thursday, the sth tav OF February. I'M
tle year one Thousand eight hundred and sixtv *.
Present H'rato Pratt. Judge % Probate In the mat
Ter Of the estate of Theodore Billings deceased on
reading AMI aiing the petition duly verified q Eliza
beth Z Billings widow o. said deceased praying for
letters 81 ADMINISTRATION upon said estate
laereupon 40 s ordered that Wednesday the -th dav
of March, 1850, al ] O'Clock ia the afternoon be
assigned for the hearing Of said petition and thai
tie heirs at law Of said deceased and all other per
sons interested in said estate required TO appear
az session " san Court, l. to be holden Al the
Probate Office, in the Village Of Mason and show
cause u anF there be, why the prayer Of the petit
toner should not be granted: And il IS further or
derod that said petitioner give notice 10 the persons
interested Ia said estate OF the pendencv ofsaid et
onanl the hearing thereof by causing copy this
order % oe published in the Lansing R>Dnb'ican
newspaper printed aud circulating in said County
~ inzham three successive weeks previous to said
iay oi hearing.
"A true copyJ HORATIO PRATT
9ps"o Judge 81 Probate.
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FOUNDRY.
An
MACHINE SHOP!
CORNER
WdsiteaGtr Street and Capitm Arenue.
ADJOINING THE CAPITOL.)
All Kinds OF Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
uounce thathe has now his works in good running or
der and turning out
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a e ONO ps1 House of Representatives has
ps,sse" . uhl nxins eight hours as n DAVIS
labor, by vote OF 20 10 "A.
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GUARDIAN SALE.-By virtue Of a
~ license % ne granted by Francis Nelson Judge
Z Frctaie q TIE county = Grat.Ct. and state 3,
NIGH San. as guardian Of Ellen J Flemings a.d
Francs l. F.em-ngs. miners snail Ger for sas he
t.-ewing described property q sad minors a. pub
PC auction 81 lie premises on Thrrs.zv the sth cav
&c AiTi- 1906 az one clock p. n Of sala tav The
-1divi-e- ele1.th q the east half o. The northwest
1-arter II secti-n thirty. so township four "a
nrth, q range oue ) west N the co-niy Of InEhau
ant state CT Michigan. according % the ? 5 su-vev
SANFORD VAN SICKLE
Guardian CT said minors
D.iei February Eth Isoo 5s5vrs
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Deiault having
vi been made IN the conditions CT certain linden
ture " Mortgage. executed by David Mutton -
Charles To-1r AID lated March 2lst A D. 1855. and
recorded u The Office u the Register q Deeds for
IlzLam UNITY. Michigan, March 20 Iss5 II leer
Eight d, Mortgages. on pages III ard rs, and The
SAD mortgage having, On the 25ih day OF March,
1855 been duly ass Zne1 by the said Charles Young
n Anos McR- bert and SAID assignment having been
duly recorded IL said R5z. sser olce 2nd which
said mortgage there claimed - Be due and unpaid
al tie date Of tls notice. the sun Of Two hundred
sixty three dollars aud 1fIy cents All 10 suit pro
ceeclnE al lw having been instituted for tie recovery
thereof notice therefore = hereby gwen that tie
I'll day u April A u. SCI clock u the after
noon the front door % tie court house IL the VII
axe o. Mason. IL the county " InghAm. state u
Mob Ean- sad court house being the Place q hold
icg the circuit court f1r sad county there vii be
sold public ven1le - the highest bidder the Ancs
sail mortgage. which = described a. follows The
south east quarter " the northeast quarter u section
three 60 IA township te1 % north. u range txo
- wsst I1gh4m county, state o. AlcA-y "a OF 50
much thereof as shall be- Necessary - SATISFY The
amount claimed D. be c-e CO SAID mortgage ~t1 L.
iersst from the dale o.. tbs notice and Tie costs
charges U such veu-le ana sale AFORESAID a-c said
mortgage Y ID thereby he f1reclosec
suNOS McROBERT ignee.
Dated January sih. ls66
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.-In tbe matte- o,
l. IT, cs.Ste o. Rice 8al5z.u deceased RT virt-s
~ license granted % r. - executor q sd e.
tate By tle jude "a. PROBATE fo- he c,-rtv a "a
p shall sci - plt-c action a. the Arrsricz-
hctel ~ the city Lansing. q THURSDAY. tie Isl
tAy o. March. A r ls66. A. ts, e'cEock au TIE
Interest q sad deceased AID 20 he Y.Ioz-- d.
crloe- zeal state - Nj he west ea-sl enc hait
ni t- 1th st sll1zl gl2rter . st5or trrtv
ni-e t'Sasl y four north Z ranrs cn. east n ne
county 81 IlEhau. Stste q Nlchiran
Dated C1arl0tte January 2. ls6s
Seo-- FARLEY V. NGAISEEF. Fxee-for.
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MEDICAL.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD!
DIR. ELS
PILLS & SALVE.
Life-giVing Pills

These IAfe-remedles are now, fsr the arst time.
given publicly - the world For over quarter u
century u private practice the lgrslects these
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returns to the General Land Office al
washington, show that 5. So acres of GOV
SOsg9n n lands were taken up at the Land
Ou'0e IN Detroit in the month of January.
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TUE STATE INSURANCE covP,x,

THE STATE INSURANCE COup.,
trAlsActs business ~ Insurance nv
Ihls ompany refuses a. steam Nils ar -. ~
Srdous property And not over 8 GOO .,s- -. Gag
one So thereby avoiding al is~,. y. '-- e
lossos that often cripple others ise s.a.-
The Directors aid Oecc's a.. arter-...' IS
erort shah he spared OF theif us-t NJ r.. '--' .
she confidence q the Pubiic % hem. e,- ,.-- 49,
~.s, tA.neI AS .ATse o4saess Tie g,r.,
valuable 60 she inscred an tle l.,.,,.,r, % i.
Tbs company has asie,k clarsa - ~
~ which those who prefer act ta.,.v.. 49,.
s-n Dc insure ~ tlc rales ~ Saal SOS .
without any liability o. assassn,.-t '-'-
rhis Company also insurss a..Iast
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l. I A I K OF ) T Z + Ii l. y L.
l. PRICE, deceased STATE OF MICHIGAN County
u. lugl4m ss.-At 3 session OF the Probate Colrt
Tor the county of lngham. holden AZ The Probate
ufce in thr village Of Mason, on thursday, the
lat ay % -brllry ln the year Ono thousand eight
hundred anu sixtF-siI Present, Horati0 Pratt
Judge ~ Probate ia the matter Of the estate or
stephen Z Price. deceased. On reading and Ling the
petition duly verified % Harriet l. Price, widow Of
sliI deceased, pr4s ing that adm nisuaton OF said
estate may he granted g. said petitioner.
lhere4pan 10 isorlcred that Monday the lsihday Of
March 500 al one clock IN the afternoon be ign
ei for the hearing OF said petition aud that the
heirs law a. SAID deceased and al her persons
Interested szd estate. required 20 appear at a
session NJ said Court then 20 be holden ~ the Pro
bate Once in the village % Mason. AMI show cause,
D. any there te- WlV Tie prayer Of the petitioner
should nor De granted. And 10 Is further Ordered,
That said petitioner give notice 20 the persons H.
tcrestet H said estate. ~ the pendeucy Of sad
petition and the hearing thereof. oy causing copy
Of tins order be published in the Lansing state Re
publican news paper printed and circulated IN said
county Of l1sham. successive weeks previous 10
said day of hearing HORATIO PRATT,
"A true copv.) .3ws65l Judge Of Probate.
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tioa Of Farmers is particularly called 60 his
ASSORTMENT OF PLOWS.


Having male himself familiar with this branch " bus
mess for number of years he has become fully ace
qlalnteI with what farmers most neei AMI having
procured new patterns aut fitted them mp with view
OF making tins a 'rmaucnt business. be IN hopes
70 give satisfaction IT, taxes pleasure saving he
mas procured th7 PAttorna CT tha FFI Fi}R ATEn
DODGE PLOW, ol lodge himself All who use it SAY
it is not equAlea by any other piow.
Points and Land-sides. for al pows in
use. Also all other AIMING IMPLEMENTS got up on
the improved plans, ald u tho best material
To MiII-Nrights and MiII Owners.
Everything in their Inc will be got I'D ON The shortest
notice. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS will b. made o. order
Brass Castings made ara fitted at all times .Bl.llnr
Castings OF al kinds fact. everything his hoe of
business Will be GOT rp With sperm. ricrcasr to shit
INK customers Patterns VII he male at any time
which will ca-lre their getting just what they want
Particular Az ntion viii he paid o. tie repairing
~ steam Engines Ihreshiag Machines and Eeap,rs
and Mowers lie has also a FLOORING MILL for
Pressing and matching both soft and hard wood tie
w'a else inform the farming public that he viii keep
On hlut tie
Cayugn chief No. 2 Reaper and Mower.
THIS Mraine is 10 is constructed Is not eqraled
'rnE 20 the OLD Ri CKEYE. 10 increase the notion
miruile. Bv giving personal attention u every
merit a porii'aof the public patronage.
: BAKER
iaasi. q. March ,. lS65 54+tf
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4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE.-Bv virtue
Il e license On me granted bv Horstio Pratt.
J-4Ee nc Probate q Insham county. Michigan shall
SCI az p1oc a-cticu AZ the front door Of tn Court
h9rse. n The village Mason IL said county "a the
et- Day - AArcn- 1850 ~ o'cl1ck z the af-e-
r21n al tle right t-.is alE lnferess o. xhsch W.
Ism -'-A.-1 --le q Aili-1Qn- x sad county. de-
ceased eiel seized 2 and 70 lad III sas6 eogntv
AnaFrr AID 1lsr bed a. he et as-.er . tie
north eazr g-a-te-. All tie rth-e~t ss--s- - 80.
southeast quarter OF section f7urtee1 tow three
-0~tk . range enc west
Patel Jarsarv p 1Sss [5sl~t1
NISOs acROBERT.
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Have been used with the greatest success heir n
sion b Mt only O. prevent disease bat o. clre They
search out The varirls maars lT which lie patient
IS suffering. AID r. lvgorate che falling system j.
the aEet AMI il1rm irw doses of these va-uat e
PILLS VIII prove O. Do
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AGE Default having
VI hee- made DO the payment Of the sun q I've
h1nlrei AMI four dollars and thirty i've cents which
BE- claimed o. be due az the date o. this notice On
certain mortgage bearing date the twenty thrd Lay
W August. 1859. executed by J-s@ps u GrisEolc d
lansing Mich, % william W0lcost % WesiGeld Ne
dina county. Ohio, and recorded the o1lce OF TIE
Reg Ter 81 deeds Q the county Il lngh4m. IL lber
number ~ u mortgages pase eli. & Oh the 23d
-ay 10 lflst. l>5+ at = cock i. NJ which said
lartsage has been fully lgnei 90 the subscriber
N9D Therefore, hottie is hereby given, that ia pay
-lance u power Of sale contained n sal1 m0rtFaEe
lnl If the statute 10 such case made ali provided
the premises described ll an1 covered by SAL mort
gage L. WI AL The following tract or l0t o. land sit
u-tel ia tae cty % Lansing county u lngh4m. AID
state VI. AI1-ls A.. All know. As lot No T. o. block
49, 10 th- recorded plat o. sail city vii De sold Il
p-hlc a-ct on - tae court house the village o.
Mason Tie Isl Jay Of March SCI al ten clock IN
tile forenoon. Dated the 9th day u december Is65
5 + RICH IRIS, ASS gnee.
II 3 CAaPESTER, ATTY FOR Assignee 554wl3
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FOE BILIOUS DISORDERS

Nothing can b. moro protective " cure than these
Pills Their aim $50 mag l-l lelee l4lf - 4lrl.
ard The usual clL00ll4ts 0 tas Il.-t 4 sfr-sslrg
d.s-ase are removed These remedies arr MAZE
from The plresl
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AN ETER NAL SPRING,
These Famous Remedies

/. was III, f3r ta lay an hour realize the dream
and show il one glorious fact. tte magic that Ea-e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

- J. - r.t
case Of the negro, Is not any indemnity
from the punishment due to his mis-;
deeds, much less for the horrible atroci
ties which we all deploreo 3 Far from 1t.
We merely affirm that be should be
treated in every. way as a white man
would he-in such way as TO secure
the safety and tranquility of the public,
and in all cases as rational and re-
sponsible being Give him bis due
mead of reward or punishment, but take
no undue advantage of his unfortunate
position as q citizen, always remember
ing that his present lot is not of his own
choosing And now we come to this
point. Will any one of the mighty
apologists for Governor Eyre and his
subordinates presume to affirm that, had
the offending parties been white men
and women, instead Of black, every other
circumstance being exactly equal, those
officers would have dared to infict, or
even th0nght of inficting tha same pun
ishment severally awarded to those
friendIess negroes? Nay, more. Would
they have dared to "try" them (the
whites in similar hasty, harsh, not to
say Illegal manner7
Let those in our own Christian conns
try, who advocate the extermination OF
the Jamaica negroes, root and branch,
ponder we'll and answer yes or nay. For
our own part we must decidedly and en-
phaticaily say, No q aa A..
New Harmony, Feb. II, 1866. 4zs :
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Funeral of Bishop Fl.upatrIel

BosroN, Feb. 16.-The funeral sof
Bishop Fitzpatrick took place this
forenoon and was very solemn and .im-
pressive Among the clergy present,
were Rt Rev. ]. ], WilIiamss late cead-
jutor B shop of Boston, Rev. Arch Bi sh.
op McCloskyY Of New York, Rt Rev.
Bishop Timon, of Buffalo, Rt. Rev.
Bishop DesGroes BRAND, Of Burlington, ,
Rt. Rev. Bishop Biglow. Rk Rev. Bishop
Mcfarland and the Most Rev. Martin
John Spaulding, Archbishop of Balti-
more. Gov. Bullock and numerous
State and city officers present "A
great proeessioa followed the remains to
ST. Augustine's cemetery IN South Bos-
ton, including numerous charitable and
other .societies.Eaaaw q ..
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.sat5ds - sbg afFrOm the iowa State Register.
Prayer Meeting In am Editorial
~ fmaasiA SanctWmsi-

On Tuesday evening last, as the sem
iofsand jsnior editors of the. Register
had given the last touches to the columns
of the daily edition for the next morn
ing, and were discussiug with four or
five friends the topics of public interest
generally fouHd in these days floating in
the Office of a live journal, Morgan Ed
wards, the Evangetist, accompanied by
clerical friend, paid US q visit For
several days pass, we had heard of the
saccessfal labors of the eccentric preach.
er in this city--the crowded houses which
he. had dndrawn-the effective sermons
which be had preached, and the appa-
rent good he had accomplished; but had
not seen him until his visitation in our
sanclum. His personal appearance is
not that OF asmodern divine. Physically,
be is short and stont--has O. proud, full
face, keen, restless eye, a liberal, care
less beard, and frank face. He wears
his cap janntily on one aide, turns up
bis pantaloons, legs at the bottom, and
bas the bearing OF welleonditioned,
independent, energetic man of The world,
of almost any secular calling. After .
nervous, rapid conversation with each
man in the room on ordinary social top
ics for afsw,momenisl e. and few kindly
ecclesiastical admonitions to a State
Senator present. to legislate for
the Lord as we'll as for the peo.
pie OF the Thirty-third District, Mr..
Edwards aaked the privilege of praying,
then and therel The remainder of those
present were taken little aback by the
reques.I bntIhey bowed their heads and
listened rev Ferenflgg Hs made no at
tempt to su5dae Anatnrally strong voice,
and 'it Was not strange that the habitues
Of the Exchange Block, stopped and
listened to the tones Of Invocation which
they heard He made a practically sens
sible prayer, little ounesual perhaps,
55ii the langda ge Of Che snpplication, de-
signaling men by maine 10 behalf Of
the petition as q whole was.a big ina.
proYement upon. the stump speeches
made to the Throne Of Grace by too
manyrprofessed preachers ofthe Gospel.
When he had concluded, he said, hur-
riedly, "God bless you all ind then
with snap of his thumb and finger, and
wave of his hand, be shot out, of. the
do1r and disappeared. 'eiis.sas
Man and boy we have been an inmate
Of printing office for nearly twenty
five years, but this was the irst time we
ever saw that sort of ecclesiastical fx-
ercise ia sn editorial sanctum. If this
practicEl evangelist could visit some of
the Copperhead establishments of the
State, and give their occupants bark
from the tombs, We shouid estae u ii a
blessed pEivileg 20 ehronicle the fact
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

" rAThe city of Melbourne, in Aus
trsiia, has population of 1905 ia
habitants, and is increasing quite as
rapidly assam Francisco. 1t has many
of the aspects of an American city,
American labor and American capital
having added largely to its growth.
American coaches, wagons, teamsters,
pioneers, merchants and AMERICAN ships
are sosc0mmon that, althohRh in a mi
nority as regards population, as an in
fuenee in enterprise the Americans are
the ruling people. .assa aias
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17
,he Commissioner Of Internal RI

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. recently received q letter from par
ties, asking whelher they may Ne allowed
II making their monthly returns, to de-
duct from the value Of proaucts tho cost
of wheels, exles, springs, &c, on which
the duty has been paid, aud which they
use in the manufacture Of carriages In
answer. the Commissioners says that
ssthe. general principle of the excise law
is, that. each particular manufaeters is
taxed for its value, though articles used
in the production are in themselves
manufactures on which the duty has
been previously paid. Carriages are lia-
ble to duty on their entire value, though
wheels, axlea, springs, &c , used in their
production, have previously paid tax"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-17

PoUGHKERPsIE, NJ Y, Feb. I6--The
ice-boatsi Minnehahs, SnoW5 Flake and
Ieicle, carrying II to ID gentlem en- each,
left here this morning for Albany The
river from here to that city is covered
with one continuous sheet of smooth
ice, and the wind blowing fresh from the
West The speed of these boats viii
snrpass that Of the cars onthe Hudson
River Railroad. On the arrival of the
excursionists at Albany, they will be
properly received by the Hon. Mark ID.
Wilbur, member Of the General Assem-
bly, from this District. The expedition
is novel one, never having been att
tempted before. -