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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-14

s2$S- MR. TnoNAs 7. SLIDER, is onr author
lied agent tn receive advertisements and ub.
scrpions for the LEDGER in Charleston.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-14

The Georgia Senate has passed . bill
to purish horse stealing With death.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-14

Another week Of the session begins,
but with as little prospec, Of the dispatch
OF business as heretofore. Were this the
short session, il would be within week
fits termination. and, as yet, ,hs wheels
Of Legislation are slogged by toe efforts Of
Congress to defeat the Presidents plan Of
ieconstIuctiou. The war betseen the
President aud Congress has begun iL
earnest, but the Rspublicso majority
could not, at the caucus on Friday night,
agree upon ary plan Of hostilides. They
took measures, however, to save their
elections.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

RECORDERS CoURT.-The following cases
have been disposed of by the Recorders
Court, during the past week:
Michael COrrigan, arrested for disor-
DERBY conduct, plead guilty. and was fined
- or 20 days in the city penitentiary.
Paid the fine. Michael arrayed himself In
female apparel, on sunday last, and walked
up and down Michigan Avenue. thinking It
good joke. He was arrested by the Mar
shall, and was fined as above stated.
Thomas Smith and Peter Collins We're
each fined 81, or 20 days in jail, for being
drunk. Smith paid his fine, and Collins
Was committed 10 jail for default.
Henry King, arrested tor vagrancy, tined
$40 or in default 20 days in jail. Commit
tel.
Id Shattuck. arrested ior disorderly
conduct aud fined s.. Fine paid.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

LOVER lows ITEss.-E-lot- i Cline
have bought AMI shipped about 80 car
loads o. wheat since last IA. and ABOUT s.
car ioais Of potatoes since April
o &C. Cline K building g tenant dwelling
3 OF Sheridan street. He intends y plant az
acre each Of strawberries an grapes Tex.
"a. and spring
Capt a. Z. Stewart mas bulk q addition
/ 70 MS house this spring; als0 furniture
store building. both on Franklin street, AMI
also : chair shop adjoining Scode.d's saw
NIL.
Baldwin Brothers Lately s1ei o-- : Wit
OF replevin before Justice Newt-0 against
Israe. E. Richardson l1u-keeper OF the
Union hotel. FOR goods he sought 70 hold
as an iun-keeper III, they paid their biz for
their keeping and the Use Of the hotel barn
for livery stable l. appeared upon the
trial, that the Baldwin's came there as
guests, but ceased to be guests upon going
into business; that Richardson dii have
len upon the goods for the time they
were guests. but upon leasing them the
barn AMI giving them possession OF the
goods TO use IN the livery stable business,
be released his lien for the time they were
guests, and that be had no right TO detain
the goods for the use of the barn. or for
their boarding after they ceased 70 10
guests. Judgment rendered for plaintiffs
f. J. Adams also sued out 4 ike writ
against VIM. Harris. l. appeared on the
trial oil this case that Adams went there as
a regular boarder at a stipulated price per
week, business going 70 school, and was il
no sense ! guest visitor, j trave Ter
or transient soIournsr. AMI therefore, as
an inn-keeper has no lien upon the goods
of boarders or other persons, except those
who are strictly guests, this case was de-
cided against the inn-kseper.
JabOb Berner has nearly completed bis
new blacksmith and wagon and paint
shops on Franklin street When complsted
the old shop will be converted into a store
building.
a lodge Of Good Tempiars has been or
ganized, and now numbers = % 100 mem
bers Ohieers-W. II. Haze. ". c.. J. T.
Mead, P. ". c
Only three firms as Yet are buying Woo
They pay from + to IS cents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

CANE TO THE WRONG PLACE.-A Jack
son Wholesale dealer in ready made cloth
ing came to this city a few days since.
with a trunk full OF samples, for the pur-
pose Of securing orders from our dealers.
He visited the establishment of Mr. D. G..
Peck, and made an exhibit or what he
could do. Mr.. Peck looked over his sam
Pies, and concluded he didn't want to pur-
chase inasmuch as he could sell the gen
tleman far better goods, of more modern
styles, at less prices. than the samples
shown. Mr.. Peck manufactures all cloth
inS which he sells; keeps first class work
men, and Is able 10 offer bargains 10 custo-
mers second to 40 house in Central Mich
igAn. PecS's Is poor place for peddlers
70 20 TO sell their old traps. but i : capt
tal place for those 10 visit in want o. any
thing n TIE liHe Of clothing. or gents fur.
Dishing goods.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

RALR0ADs.-TLs Delr0l- Daily Post. IL
e. article referring - lie various railroads
p-o- ec,e- AM beng constructed il this
state. mus speaks o. --oss w1.cl mos
particularly Interest or citizens
We have before - various Items from. T.
terror >-a,e papers II reference 10 railroads
f pro ecCrl Or now 1l-llrg L e. these are
competed. Michigan VIII lot be behind any
state u me Ln.OL IN railroad facilities
I bot z tie way OF trunA lies az branches
F tO- Dteg-cOmmunlcaL0n
The most important lie pro ectei : the
Grand Trunk extension from P1-s Huron %
Chicago. The route most likely 70 te Sc
q lectel Tor this = seems % -. Is Va Flint.
Lansing and Hastings 20 =. Joseph OF the
eastern shore o. Lake Michigan. ald thence
Is AXE shore Inc 10 Chicago. Tbs Will
open up r.ch agricultural region between
the Detroit y Milwaukee anu Central Rail
roads, west OF Shiawassee cOuSty. aul north
OF the Detroit AMI Milwaukee ROAD east Of
the same.
Another route bein. talked Of aud
urged br the people whom l. would
benefit Is via Pontiac 70 Jackson. where it
would cross the Michigan Central aud coz
tlnue westward between that road and the
I Michigan Southern. until It passes out Of
the state. The citizens living near botn
OF these proposed routes are Offering liberal
all TIE board Of supervisors OF Jackson
county. At a late meeting passed resoiu-
tons lavOring ! donation OF $3.50, 900 10
the Company 10 induce it 10 take the south
err route through Jackson city and county
Il j probable that this road VII! be built a.
10 very distant day; but even if this liberal
oEer should b. made. il seems lar more
/ likely that the northern route viii be
chosen.
The citizens Of Lansing, who for so may
years were literally IL the woods having
been brought out by the Jackson Lansing
and Ram Horn Railroads. are likely to
/ ind their city quite railroad center with
IN few years. The Rams Horn road IS TO
be continued nOrthward from OwossO 10
saginaw when It IS probable that the
Jackson and Lansing road will be connected
with it, and the whole become. what the
latter il now called, the jackson. Lansing
x Saginaw Railway
Another short line Is also projected, 10 be
called the PENINSULA Railway, extending
southwest from Lansing 70 Battle Greek,
forming nearly an air line extension OF the
Rams Horn Road, and q direct line via
: the Michigan Central 10 Battle Creek, BE-
tween Chicago aud Saginaw, where the
railroad from OwOssO 10 the latter place Is
completed.
Considerable local aid : being subscribed
10 this rOai
Still another road i projected from Ian
sing ID Ionia. which would be a continual
ti0l o.: ths Detroit s. Howell Railway.
should the after be built. and cont nued a
4 IA westward 5 tie Capita.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

The NEW PENSION LAw.-The new pen
sion law as amended provides that those
who have lost both eyes, or both hands or
the use of the latter, so as to be- totally dis
abled, are entitled to S25 per month; those
having lost both feet, or one hand and one
foot, OF the use Of the same, are entitled to
$2Oper month; those having lost one foot or
one hand, or the use Of either, are entitled
to So per month. If their disability IS Of
such a nature as to be equivalent to having
lost hand or foot, the pension Will be the
same as above stated II. B. Carpenter,
Esq, OF this city, is engaged in getting
these increased pensions. All coming with
IN the provisions OF the law az amended
should apply at once
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

FOURrH o. July EXCURSION. The Excur-
SION train 70 Detroit via Jackson, over the
Jackson, Lansing and saginaw, and Mich.
Central Railroads, will leave this city a,
o'clock in the morning, and will leave De-
tr0it, on its return, at IL O'Clock in the
evening. This arrangement is a good one,
giving excnrsiOnists chance 10 spend
nearly the entire day in Detroit, and TO re-
main sufficiently late in the evening TO
witness the display Of fireworks The fare
viii De One-haif the usual rates, 3 - for
-he trip.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

PRETTY HARD.-Alderman VanKeuren,
having been deprived OF - per nigh, as a
member Of the Common Council. has been
obliged to 20 to work at his trade, laying
brick. We observed him one hot day last
week, AT work in the broiling sun, earning
his bread by the sweat OF his brow. anil as
we were passing by lie asked Us il We sup
posed anybody would question whether lie
was earning what he received for laying
the brick. He said there was honor In
putting up good building and making a
good job, but he couldn't afford to do it fOl
nothing. We didn't stop TO answer him, foi
we couldn't see the point.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

BASE BALL To- RSASlENT.-A Base Ball
Tournament for the championship OF the
northwest, commenced at Rockford, ILL
noi- YESTERDAY. the 2Gth. AM will contia-
ue four days. The following "a a ilst OF the
prizes which Will be awarded:
TIE NORMAN PRzEs.-lst \ Magn.f
cent Gold Ball. 2nd. 4 splendid Gold
Mounted Rose Wood Bat.
TIE LADIES PRzEs-A Magu.l can,
Bouquet Will be presented by the Ladies OF
the East side 10 the best Ba,smau and !
Splendid Floral Wreath by tie Ladies Of
the West Side TO the player making the
most Home Runs.
THE HOLLAND HOUSE PRzE. wa be 9
silver Pitcher 10 the best thrOwer.
THE WIRES HOTEL PRzE.-A Silver
Goblet TO the second best Thr0wer.
TIE AMERICAN House PRzE.-A Spien
Jill Silver Mounted Belt TO the q1ickes,
runner Of Bases.
TIE AucT,oNREE's PRIzE.-J. u. Hodge,
4 State q. viii give a splendid silver
Tea Sett, or thirty dollars il money. 10 the
most graceful playing Club in the TOurna-
ment. 10 Doe decided by a Committee Of la
dies selected boy the Superintendent.
TIE Chambers & HUNPHREY PEIzE-
To the worst beaten Club in the TOurna-
men-
The following Clubs have entered tie
lists: The Atlantic, OF Chicago, IL; De-
troit, Of Detroit, Mich; Bloomington. Of
Bloomington, Ill; Cream City. ofMilwau-
kee, Wis: Empire and Shafier, Of Freeport,
Ill. Excelsior, Of Chicago IL. Forest City,
OF Rockford, H.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

FEMALE COLLEGE ExERCIsEs. The an
nual meeting OF the Calliopean Society OF
the Michigan Female College. vii take
place at the Methodist Church. OF this
Wednesday evening, the 9th.
The Commencement exercises and Junior
Exhibition will be held at the same place,
on Thursday evening, the 2sth. The Bac-
calaureate address viii be delivered By
Mss A. c. ROGERS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

pE.sECur-Si AuoESEl > REpyRT
following : al abstract Of tn business
transacted by R. C Dart. ESQ. as Pros
ecut.a- Attorney 81 It's county. iJr tie
year ls65. a reported TO the Attorney
Genera,
Larceny. % cases. wit. lie .0,iowing re-
sui;-l2 acquitted. 4 convicted and fined.
TWO OF whom. H. 4e.au.- OF payment were
committed to Jail. state Prison. ! sent
% Reform ScLoo. held to 5a.. and
escaped oileeG; peBaiBg. -..-.
Assault and Battery, 81 cases, witt the
following results acquitted: Is convicted
AMI lined; I sentence suspended; ! sen
fenced t. Imprisonment in county al
Rape, acquitted.
Adultery. u acquitted pending
seduction acquitted
Passing counterfeit money acquitted.
Complaint for surelies for usace. "a.
required to give bonds
Entered al orchard Oh Sunday. with III
tent to carry away fruit, l-coavictci aal
fined 8.
Breaking Jal, u sentenced to jaI 30
days, l sentenced to jail i days
seiEa- Liquor. % fined So each !
acquitted.
Obtaining money Us Ease pgeteases. -
acquitted. 2pend.ag
Malicious Trespass. mol pros
II
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

CHANGE or TNE.-The Jackson, Ian
sing and Saginaw Railroad has made a
change 10 their time table, by which the
train leaves here ten minutes later in the
morning, and arrives an hour and twenty
minutes earlier in the afternoon. See our
travellers guide.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

\ New York letter il the Titusville Her
ali says that numerous representatives OF
extensive OIL interests are in that city a. al
informal gathering. Among others are
Nessrs. Honore & Chittenden, Of Chicago;
Baum. OF Syracuse: Colonel Hi. Dr. Peck
ana Mr. Wells. OF the firm Of Ellsworth.
Hill & Co, al Pi,hole City They are IN
deTst0od - unanimously favor rise II the
price Of petroleum
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

TIE MESDEL,s0HNs. -T This Quartette
Ciu0 gave q concert last evening, as pre-
v.ousiy announced. The concert did not
commence til Q o'clock, owing to the lee
ture at the Methodist Church by Car
Schurz. Just at the close OF the lecture .
heavy thunder shower came over the city
from the northwest, which compelled many
who desired 10 attend the concert TO re-
turn home. The singing was good and
some Of the songs very superior. Mr..
Whitaker has an excellent and cultivated
tenor voice, and received an encore. Nr.
Reed IS also q first class bass singer. and
ne heard those competent to Judge, highly
commend the playing OF Mr. spragus, tie
pianis.
We understand that TIE troupe VIZ re-
turn here in 4 few days, when they Will
undoubtedly nave large attendance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

CONCERT. -Msssrs. Plxley and Grannis
vii give concert at the N. f. Church, on
Friday evening next, for the benefit OF the
sabbath School connected with the church.
These gentlemen have been here before, and
are well known to our people. They are
excellent singers, and those who fail to
hear them will miss a good musical treat.
Admission % cents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

NEW SPRlSG MILLINERY Miss Barrett
az sister s-s nov 81 Their N=w Rooms, With the
ars-st and most elegant stock q SprinE and Simmer
Millinery ever brought 10 tbs market, Which ICY
will be happy 70 .ho~ 70 their Cd c-s- uers and 80
many new CESS a. wi favor them With cal.
Stairway between ( 3. Nillsr Grocery ard snors
& Ellis Store STAR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

RRHGIOUs.-The Rev. Henry Banwell
will Oifciate IN St Pauls Episcopal Church
OF this city, on Sunday next, July lst, at
the usual hours. morning and evening.
Prof Fisk. OF Jackson, vii preach at tie
Central u. E. Church. next Sabbath. morn
Ing and evening.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The ladies' OF
the First Baptist Church and society will
give a Strawberry Festival, at Capital Hall,
on Friday evening next, the 29th. Ad.
mission to Hall 10 cents. The public are
cordially invited TO attend.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
NEW ADvERTIsE9ENTs.

select sehooI-Nlss P. Smith
Guardian ssie--Lscy Il. Lee
An Appeal-Hsnry Smith.
4 Girl Wanted
Select Schooi-Nrs. N I. Collins
PAPER collars-D G. PECK
Ple.ic--CathoIc Church
Attorney At IAE-M. A. Hs~s.t
Sosics 20 Contra ;orS-W Bach
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

The Wool MARKET. -Merr.ie.d * Weller
bought . c.ip Of 1000 pounds this morning
at 5s cents. which Is the highest price paid,
except IN some cases for small lots when
there IS competition. A. Ann Arbor Dex-
ter. Iona and other points, the marke,
ranges from So to CD cents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

RECEIPTS AT rHE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
The gross receipts at the Strawberry Fes-
tiral Of the First Presbyterian Church, held
on Wednesday evening last, we're 1923, and
the amount realized by the Society, after
paying all expenses, $50.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

BASE BALL-A match game Of base ball
was played at the Agricultural College, be-
tween the Second Mines OF the star and
Champion Clubs, on June 18th, which re-
suited in q decided victory for tie star
Club The following was the score made:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

Tax Llsr.-The Republican has been
designated by the Auditor General TO pub
lish the tax lists OF I1gham county FOR the
present year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

Guardian sale. - By VIVA
N lcens- 20 ne granted ~ H0ralIe p-,n
81 Pr7hat- Tor the county ~ lnghar s,s I. &.
" ,h.S.n I nal oi-r Tor "a. Al publ, -.
tLe C III lpass Nc M,sl o.. in saif c01utv - ~
Gay tla ath -ay ~ August. lss6 a. orsoei.s. :.
sfl.rnpoa. I'll the = ght, tigl- aud interest q =,
Z Lee al Myrtle I lee minors N and 10 =.
loylzg described lana the south -sast crs-,. /. 6
south east quarter OF section seventeen. A.. .
south est quarter 70 th- north easf ouar,s !
tiol twsutv ali ths south wssf g-a-.er 1ft. =
vest quarter ~ section twen .cna al n ~
shire u.rth ~ range nlmbf- tv1 east -
col1ty Michigan
lucy LEE Glsri.au - sasr.-E
Dated Jun. Ifth lsts ss3wfs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
Notice 10 COntractor.

' t.mm.--lpn-r 81 he ~. Austin al =.
state roa3 vl. lat contracts IN Haroa oour,r y
completion az said ro4i between RI Hoas 4
A-stin, Al .or the eXtensi4a ~ b.. sane Z !.
a. f0loWs. AZ cinu be.cl. q "a o. cll1ir. /.
cay tlo altl cay Df Jl'g 4tft H0re D.. -
The 8l-t lav 'f July 40 H4-.n cav ra ws.,-
TIA -, 1aN ot Als--. an4 a. 20 Agstn /.
dsV tl- 81 .ss lf 4 sis. A. D 1850
Tie payment fIr sans contracts G. De- "a.
swamp Land. ne appropr slioA beng ol- 80,
th- n.i't. Cd De selected ID Hl-ul rc.-sr
LeNir-tln April -, lsss
5scwta " HFACH cen-Issz.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

IL sALE--b e. bs-rl5er Offers ~ sse 7.
sirsble residence 10 the city % l1rirs -
suilrs q Book -. sEcept Lots a1e - -.
dwelling house. barn &c oiasf Dai1np
Thi. property = enclosed ~ goos fabs'a-.s
fence AID IL vel stocksd vita very -
here "a good well o. water s1d csh,n
acres o. cbo.cs farming issf, 10 tse 49,
WnIanstor iDgham Co., hich- sssS'i'. -
NWfr and = n y Z n &c - =
adjoining Esquirs AlVsrson s farm. As' =
- 2 the city p, LalsIng For 49, =
Fsr.rd Fliott ~ Wo,..ocse Z bsiei = =
A.cl 70 49, -
L1asing Ma ID lsfs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

PEW REST,NG.-The annual renting Of
pews il the Congregational Church, viii
take place at the church OF Friday evening
next. the e9ta'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

BUILDING. The subscriber il prepared TO
furnish materials az Do any sad al kn-s o work
saAesnay come IL .he liz. Of Bailaias Business
56stf G. C DODGE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

VIZ ~ NJ - " V----- -
per publishes : poem Commencing
Ee.-.s- c5ns KS re-. ~ -ps ~ v-t van
All ny n1-c@ Sta rzl-= far TO- C - - t1v ~
T1s l.-o- c.s-es Fl- .--o- "a -ac- -rco5.1S ven
BIT trooo. 90 Z -rocp rt-T $50 a-4.r
t. w--c- e very fresh y0u-- gentle
man very promptly replied.
gs-rl5 I'm c-a-as. cart Ike 1sa
NJ I7s 81 = u Kisses r=spS1c . thyss1
I a. c1.-S 70 gls h-lo- ttr. 1zHl- u Each veg
q. 20 st'Q Lee sFc- -r10q pas slr k.ssss again
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
IANs-EE. Llas : lss

IASslsG, JlEs . 1880
Council moi pursuant - sdjouranent s1t was
called 70 order BIZ TIA Recorder
R1l ca-71-- -Sr-m present
Aoseus-The Mayor
Minutes %. as. 2sesins r.sl al approved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

PAPER C0LLARs.-i have had the Mould
et EnAReled Collar, for the last 81 months Gr@y'-
Garden CITY B.su Ideal Msssason and Marsalss
Collars by the box ~ thousand J. e TECE.
June. 27tn ls65
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

WANTED. A IN. TO DO housework. good
wayss pai Enquire q. - Ian. % Pas.3r1e- $50
a SELECT SCHooL.-Mrs /. NJ Collins
VA open select s-hosi .l tie ssoenl War scheol-
house, on IL irsiAy July 5tL lse6 5scF2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

e 600 NTS WAND
U.UOO % sell 81 new invsnt.sns. q -
- g. families. al psy great p-01s ,slt {. T
an 81 50 psg.s or - c-Lts a1t - =
sanpl- grGts. ErhaAA bi.ys'
5s-ui.s Lots-'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

W.-rr, .,,r, - a., Homework .rool
us.y.sr,.. F,...-., ,..r.,..-. p....,a.. $50
p. SELECT SCH00L-Mrs. l. NJ. Collins
.via open select s-hsei ID tie sscsul War schsoi
house.. on Tl,.r.isv. July Sill lse6 5scxo
PAPER CoILARs.-i have had the MOuid-
GARDEN Civ B..g Ideal u.ss,.,,, aud u,r.,.l.s
Collar, by the box NJ thousand Il e. PECK
Jun. a7tn. iss5.
We HAVE I've have always wanted
ILL .,,s,.r,s -,o-,.l.s J,,n,, calm and NV
r.,e, t.., AL. Il, ct Il, mini +, Ia, Il "a 4 new
,rs s..-,,...s AL ots.. collar, 10 m. m.rkst
y,,t y. ,s,r
5s.r8 FoB-,s 4 urTCHCoCH.
An APPEAL To nj PoLITIcAL FRIENDS. -
Cousin anna sna Ter children vet live. ia nv
.ad pasdl. pi.Er,n,qs f., cop,.mpa,.a. AID Van
Ambush Giraffe and Klnsaro1 ane may march n
procession lean thus WORK nv passage AMI have
Whose &. &C. Pr vs-bs. is-h and 18Th v
5sswi- HENRY
= '---, .-..,.
OoNhEh0iAL Law Ooliiiileic.di A'ilii'iie-
&c aud every tang els- PERTAINING 70 sl''HrH sau-
cation tAuthi al tae UNION b0sisEs lSsIiiuIS'
osEHIS' lis sraiia'es are NEins witnesses o. u
th'rousnnesS' say 10 very reader OF ''' Iais''
you can 20 anl take 'otnile'e'' course. f''
a. Interesting pamphlet containing much iniorms
ton address A. ABOVE ssn' Tree o'l"o
IHE OEN BOOK SFORE.-r +. hussel
Co. have opsued Book, stationery aud Fancy Goods
store one door youth Of the Boston Shoe store, and
would be happy % show to their customers a Inc
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
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