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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16

ExPLANAToHY.-We received a
note yesterday from friend stating
that Mr.. Henry Eliers, whose case
before the Recorder we made mention
Of Yesterday, thought that we had
done him injustice by saying that he
bad been toxicated for period Of
six weeks, I'VE only said lbs appear
ed In evidence before the court. Mr..
Ellers is an entire stranger to us and
we certainly have no disposition to do
him, or any other man, an injustice.
We report all such cases as the testi-
mOpy warrants, and if the testimony
is wrong ID is'certainly not our fault.
Mr., Ellerg acknowledges that he was
drunk in court, but says he was So
Der when the battle'of the coffee pot
took plaees aud, moreover that He had
not been drunk continuously for six
weeks We cheerfully give him the
benefit of.shis explanation confession
and denial.9 He.says, moreover, that.
he was attacked on account Of his.
politics. 1t did not so appear before
the Court. If he has the good sense
to vote the Republican ticket we hope
he will always have the good sense to
keep sober hnd'out of difficulty with
his neighbors, -. .r mi ~ ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
VOL. II, NO. 81 WHOLE NO. SD.

1nlr one Step short OF the re-establishmen
IF slavery. while the Freedmen's Bureau
ana our army are still there. what will the,
Dot do when the negro Is turned over Il
/ them % oe disposed of Is they please
And under such circumstances We are
told that We ara obliged 10 restore the reb-
el states without further delay We assert
that only We are not obliged 10 10 -. bui
that We have no right 10 10 So.
We have norighl 10 jeOpardizs the inter
ests OF our national creditors. for, when we
took their money We solcmnv promised
them that they should be paid in fun.
We nave no right 10 withdraw our hands
rom Tue logausts ot The South. - long as
they neel us ior when We appealed 10
them lor aid We promised them that they
should he protected
We have no right 10 expose the negroes
10 reinstatement, for when We called them
to arms we s9.cmnly promised them that
Their race should be forever and truly free.
We have ~ right 10 restore the rebel
states until they cease 10 bo controlled by
an element hostile 10 the national debt. hos
Tile 10 the Union men of the South. hostile
10 the freedom OF the cOl0rcd people
Whoever insists upon the fun restoration
OF the rebel States. Srct as fIcv are. insists
upon step almost equivalent 10 repudia-
ting the most sacred obligations that ever
rested upon people, obligations from
which na,l.nr short OF q complete fulfill
ment can aosoive us
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
The Position.

The COpperheads willfully and persistent
" ialsiiy IN stating the position of the Re
publican party III reference TO admitting
the Southern states TO Congress. Repub-
hcans assume nothing but an acknOwledg-
ed fact, in holding that those States are out
OF their practical relations in the Union
out o. Congress. Republicans, Democrats.
COpperheads and Rebels ali know that
Republicans are IN TacOr of readmitting
them upon basis OF real and DrOreI. not
assumed loyalty. They hold however that
the loyalty Of man presenting himself as
a representative Is not, Of itself a proof
that they have organized State governments
which are loyal. seIfsustaini7g and in ac-
cordance with the decisions ofthe issue OF
the war They hold that only loyal States.
with regularly constituted governments. are
entitled 70 representation at all: aud both
Houses Cf Congress agree in this: that IN
iiil the state i 80 organized a 10 be en-
titled % representation which is the ones
ton for their Joint decision. no representa-
tive should be admitted to eitberhouse from
that State. This, as We understand il j.
me position OF the Republican party and
II t ls not 4 sound one then the Government
81 the intel States is the fimsipst on
earth II the Congress OF the United States
oI either House oi that body, IS bound 10
ADMIT acting members from disOrganized
ana reoelious States, then it is pOwerless
10 preserve the nation from anarchy. or
It's own councils from treason. or the Union
from sure AMI swift destruction. Grand
Rlpiis Eagle
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
GENERAL NEWS.

Gen Forrest on Sunday killed q negro on
las plantation, m selt-deience.
During the past month 3. 40 immigrants
arrived AZ the port OF New York.
The rebel cruiser Shenandoah. was sold
IN Liverpool on the 22d inst for Sl5,l50
The Redemption Bureau OF the Treasury
department has detected q Sl00 counter
! felt greenback
Mrs Jeh Davis is el route for Washington
IN the hope of obtaining permission 10 visit
her husband at Fortress Monroe
Since May last the Government has sold
2lo, horses and mules. realizing therefor
the sum OF over Sl4, OOO 900
Two thousand German immigrants have
just arrived at 81 Joseph. ga route % The
rich valleys Of the Republican and Blue
rivers Of Nebraska.
A Chillian priyateer is reported 10 have
been seen of Cape C0rrienies. Central
America, by the officers of the American
brig Derby.
Ex-senator d. L. Yulee of Florida. has
Doen released from Fort Pulaski. lie is
ordered To report To the Aluiant General al
least once each month.
The Washington Republican states that
neither the President nor Gen. Grant has
m any way interiered with the negro celc-
DratlOn proposed 10 be held ln Richmond.
4 man named William Utter. alias Ezra
Burt, was arrested in Alogany county.
New York. few DAYS AGO. on "a charge of
having no fewer than I've wives living. n
ls SAID that he has PLAYED the roles Of horse
thiei, bounty jumper, and Jail breaker. with
The most brilliant success.
The 81 Louis Democrat of Saturday SAYS
that some fifteen thousand tons of railroad
iron are about 20 pass up the Missouri river
10 Omaha. 4 good portion has already ar
rived at that port by boat, ami quite an
amount s piled on The opposite side of ihe
river, received there by car
There were in service in The army al fb.
United States on the 10th alt. Whites 2-
l'l; colored. 80 elf-yivng an aesrogaie
OF &c. go. The total number of soldiers
mustered oat since January .. is 1904
The total number remaining in abe arny
when musters out now ordered shall have
hcen completed, viii Dee -I,2s2
\ private letter from Central Texas m
forms the New York Ereu5tg Posi- OF fio
2yth, that the Freedmen throughout the
state are doing well. They Will make. if
the season IS good, one huudred thousand
more bales of cotton than were ever prO-
duced before in single crop. Tho freed
men are thinking Of sending one Of their
number on 10 Washington, 10 act az their
agent but their plans are not yet matured
\ writer from The Coal Harbor battlefield
near Richmond, where 81. 600 OF our bravo
men ieli, says the Government D. doing n
noble worke in carefully gathering these
bodies, and deposiung them in the beaufi-
Tai cemetery laid ont near the battlefield.
with every grave marked, with all the iulOr-
nation That can be obtained. 10 enable
friends 10 Identify their lost ones. Ahout
SIX hundred have already been exhumed
aud renterred, waiting the claims Of rela-
tlyes and friends
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
WIT AND WISDOM.


From the Western Railroad Gazette
SWEET ERIS The land o. Mah0ney.
A ScARE-fJola B,lU sma,ug his JreQso
Erin is M trouble
AFRAID OF CoSFLAcRArIoxs- The Cana
dians are said 10 be alfred afraid OF Hsyl-
t'Ta-,0n demonstrations
D0y'T % IT--An Advertiser In The Tr.-
Jl,ne Wants yOung man ~ take an in
terest in a saloon long established The
great trouble IS that too many already take
an interest ia the saloons about town.
The morals of our city would be vastly ina
proved II our young men wOfld refuse 10
take any interest whatever in IOnu-estab-
lished or newly opened liquor saloons 0f
every grade and description.
The SPIRIT OF COSTRADIcrIoN.- The Fran
cO-AustrIan battle-cry -- " Maxmilia0- r
The Mexican rejoinder- Mac isn't a mil
ion"
HOP-SCOTCH When the sons Of 81.
Patrick 20 into tie business Of scOtching
snakes over the border, We fear il viii prove
anything but Canny-1lay for our British
neighbors.
KNEW TOO MUCH.-During our war for
the Union, the British discovered a nelg
principle, called neN traiity. Being fond
OF new things. the Americans have adOp-
ted IT,
TIE PRESIDENT COURSE. -Lee-Ward
His piot-Se-ward. HIS reck0ning-D0t
arrived at
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

Ind ictereaS, The Constitution of fha
United states provides for constituent COM
munlties only IS States. aud nor as Terri
torial dependencies, Provinces or Profecto-
rates;
IRd 1rtereaS, such constituent States
must necessarily be and hv the Cons, ,tu-
lion and laws OF the United states. are made
eqlals anu placed on Ike footing a. 10
pohlical rights. immunitieS. dignity aud
power with the several states with which
they are united:
Ind trssreaS. The observance OF no,itical
equality as principle OF right and Justice
Is we'll calculated 20 encourage the pconie
OF the aforesaid states 10 be and become
more and more constant and perseveriur
IN their renewed allegiance;
'sf trtcreGS, Standing armies. military
occupation. martial law, military tribunals
ana suspension Of the privilege of the writ
OF haoeas corpus are IN time OF peace dan
Serous 10 public liberty. incompatible with
Individual rights OF citizens. contrary to
The genius and spirit OF our free institutions
and exhaustive OF the national resources.
ana ought not, therefore, 10 be sanctioned
or allowed except IN cases OF actual necesi-
y lor fepeliing invasion or suppressing in-
surrection or rebellion:
t--'f --AN lfNAtAf "a AAli aWfNNAtr
ment ol the United States. from the begin
ing OF the insurrectiOn 70 It's final sunnress-
ION. has been in conformity with the pr.u-
ciples herein set forth and enumerated.
therefore,
!, Andrew Johnson, President or the
United states, DO hereby proclaim and de-
clare that the insurrectiOn that heretofore
existed In the states OF GeOrria south
Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Tenn
assee, Alabama. Louisiana, Arkansas. Ms
sisslppi and Florida, is at an end, and hence
orth 10 be SO regarded
n ntestimony whereof have horouuio set my hanf
all caused the sealoi the United states g. De- Affixed
Done AZ tho cisy II Washington tho second "a, of
April, IN tie year 81 oar LORD ls66 aud III tho Iuao
penteace ol the United States ii Amer ca tho ninc
teth.
SisaeD ANDREW JOHNSON
ly the President
M H. sEwARD, Secretary ofstato
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
The German Republican Press.

Among the large number Of German Re
publican papers We receive. there is not
single one tnat supports the " President:
policy. II there be one in the country
We have not heard OF it, And ii one should
try TO take that course, we are confident il
would soon he compelled To look 10 the
Democrats for readers and support
The record OF the German anti-slaverI
men, since the organization OF the Republi-
can party, is Il most remarkable one They
were among tie first that divested them
selves OF their preludices. They alwass.
and uniilnchingly. stood up for the largest
liberty, and whenever they committed. what
might be called from The standpoint of The
party politicians. a mistake, it was always
on the side OF freedom.
Nor were they behind when the time Of
action came. The Germans of St Louis
struck the first blow in Missouri, and saved
that state to the Union The Germans in
the south remained faithful to the Union
through the war, almost To man; and
now that the war Is over. the first man TO
raise his voice ln "A Southern State COnven-
ton in favor OF negro suffrage il Mr. Deg
ener, one OF those heroic German Abolition
isis IN Texas who. after having first shown
the world that cotton can be raised by
white labor. braved all the horrors of rebel
rule, all tie fury of the unsubdued rebels.
and is now ready again to brave the bloody
resentment of the negro hating recOnstruc-
ted rebel
Worthy Of such representatives the Ger
man Republican press is bravely struggling
Oh for universal liberty without dissent
ing voice, and il President johnson refer
red 10 that class OF men when, in his veto
message, he spoke Of "the worthy. intell-
igent. and patriotic foreigner" be chose
his adJectlyes well, especially rs that class
Is not tainted by 4 single paper. nor. proba-
bly,, by single individual that subscribes
70 the principles Of his veto messages. Nor
do these worthy, intelligent and patriotic
foreigners lind anything horrible in the
idea that man oi different color should
have equal rights in common with them.
ana if Mr.. Johnson thinks he can frighten
them with such bugbear. he has mistaken
his men.-DefrOu DQilv Post
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
HLOS Nc OUT SALE
- TIE
NEUPCHATEL WATCH COMPANY.

Owing 20 tho failure and sudden close # the work.
ana business of the Neuichatcl Watch Go a larg,
number oi fine watches, manufactured especially for
the United States, being heavy irstclass time keep
cTs, intended tO stand hard usage and sudden
changes oi temperature, are lett our hands for in
mclate sale. As agents of the Company We are
obliged g. rsp-f e this stock Tor Cash. the short
est possible time. We have. therefore. de, iisI oI
the plan annexed as the one at VIII he productive
o. the desired result This plan gives every one an
opportunity of obtaining nTst-class time keepers al
a price that all can command. A. every certificate
represeutsa watch, there are no blanks and every
one who invests in this sale MUST ,ct a watch Il hail
the retail price nj least. and If at al fortunate one
O. wear With pride through life.
Remitttnces may be made at oar isk in registered
letters or by express OF post Office orders and drafts
payable % our order and guarantee safe return
THIS nsuros safe delivery and sure return 10 every
patron.
We guarantee every watch a. represented and sat
isEiction is guaranteed il every instance Knowing
the worth of the stock We can give a guarantee to
every purchaser. The price hss been placed at the
very low figure q order O. iusurc immmccnle sale.
ans az he desire % improve tAe Opportunity should
make early application
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

MARRIsGR S Hon LIFE-The English
papers state that Lady GwendOline n.
Maur, the young and lovely daughter Of
the Duke OF Somerset, has just been mar
ried % Sir J. Ramsden. the young York
shire barOnet who owns The land on which
every house save one IN Huddersfeld Is
built Sir John has offered fabulous sums
for the property, but in vain The lands
belong 10 an old Quaker; and, on Sir John
Offering 20 purchase il from him he rerFef.
- When Strangers ask thee to whom the
town Of Huldersiield belongs. thou canst
say il belongs 10 thee and me. The baro-
net offered 70 give the owner as many soy
ereigns for the land, as would cover the
property, when the Quaker inquired: wilt
thou place them edgewises" 1t ls perhaps
needless for as 10 state that the barOnet de-
elined 10 place them edgewise. aud the
ownership OF the town Of Huddersfeii i
therefore stil divided between Sir John
Ramsden and the Quaker
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

8ooi and Shoe Dealers, have just received a large
Assortment Of Spring stock 0f Boots aud shoes
consisting Of Mems, women's Boys' Misses
Childrens and Youths wear Custom Work
promptly attended %.
4l3 tf IoUNs & marry
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
TO T ii + MERSl
II . r \ R. ME- -.

The quality Of our custom made Roots ana shoes.
with which you have been familiar for the past
twenty i've years Is today BFTTFR than ever before
Our stock is tanned THE ON FASHIONED WAY. and
not destroyed by acids and hot liquors in hssty tan
ming as Is too often the case With Eastern stock
Our custom work - warranted ia every particular
aud embraces Men :, Boys Womcn's. Misses and
Children s wear. A. for II p EAInWIN SCo =
CUSTOM WORK s5srl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICTLIA
HAIR REM WEIR.

's the name Indicates not only EzNEWs the growth
Of the hair when thin and falling OF but positively
rscs hceolT 60 the original shae when IL is turning
grey or white, whether caused hy disease grief OF
Old age.
IL viii certaiuiy do what l. climcl far fact T.
which hundreds. nay thousancs. who havo ussi II.
are resdy and willing q testify Whore one bottle
- fairly used, m any community. lis reputation
spreads ike wild-arc, and is the best aivortise-
meat and recommsudati1n We desire In the NoW
Englsnd States. where the RENEWFRu nririnat,s
the young hiies Use it a hair dressing. it IS found
on the toilet table o. yogng men, also al their bar
bers,l while Older mcnand women who desire r.
HsosT and R-stonIirv for their grey locks ami h,la
heads win not DE without this article. which gives ia
cvtrv instance cut.f. s.tf-rtrfi.-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

- It's not true that the Supreme Court OF
the United States has recognized the rebel
states as members Of the Onion. All that
the Court has done has been to hear an ap-
peal which was taken from one Of those
states previous 10 therebeIlon. The aues-
Ton OF their present status has not been
considered by the Court.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

TEN inLLsRs EsoH
t-Ttln,iies representing each and .v1rv W.f,h in
tAe above LIST are pacei IN similar eavel-pos ans
SeAi'd ANY person obtaining certiicate L. he Ia
AZ oai odlce NC srnt by mai % any address ,,r nv.
the agce called ffr on the return o the Csrtarafa
Wlih Ten Dollars
..-Ast i@s b.. .7't.iiaE t.ftiarsts- s6 cents
rs,h 5Niil hs seat l.r q 4ui I q l..r :.
Tue crftn,itS nu~t il aii clss %. rfturu,f VIZ,
All accompany the money Whel Ela Is are ordered
Al. orders pr1m..tiy nll d -i forwarded i, -.trr
mail ur express Address
HAZARD. MOORE 4 90
"'i"t sos Broadway. New TX
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
J. XAN KEUREN.

MASON and Builder, Lansing, Michigan Keeps
constantly on hand and for sale, Grand Rapids
Lime st1cco, aud Water Lime. Ofcc at K Booth
royi 4 Co.. Store. Iv5IS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

bAkbAklNG SALOON, over Dart 4 Davis's Hardware
STORE lansing. Shaving and Hair Cutting IN the
sesa ~ IT, has also l-dios DclsaG tuont. for te
ton with his shop. ssSvI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
y. 4. LANTERMAN-
q. IA. COLE

DENTIST. Teeth mounted ON Gold. silver or Rah
Der Base. OiHce at his residence on Grand street
directly east Of the Capitol, Lansing. Michi
AAA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
C. A. COOK. Chicago. Ill.

Generai Agent for the North western States.
X HALL co Propriators Nashua. Y r.
Sole st wholesale, IN Chicago. by Fuller. Finch <
fuller Barn hams & Van Schaack lord SSmith. smith
4 Dwyer, J. H. Reed 4 Co. Chas G smith. Diet7sch
Hocki Co, d. Scoyil, ". n. Harris Co, Post &
haae~u' and oy druggists and dealers generally.
553m6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
SPRAN~& HUNT.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, lansing
Mich Ohce eandresitence. on Michigan Avenue a
ie" doors east OF the Post Olce 51Sy1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
ATWOOD * FRENCH

ATTORNEYS and COunsellOrs - Law - Solicitors la
Chancery Particular attention Will be given %
claims growing out Of the recent war. Oflcs over
ThOO. Hunters store.
Il. r. ATWOOD. l56Oy J. N. FRENCH, IL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

WAGON aud Carriage Makers, foot Of Washtenaw
Street, below the site OF the Lansing House
Wagons constantly on hand, at reasonable prices
Repairing done. 6lOvl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
AMERICAN HOUSE.
JOHNS 4 RAII.Ey

" HUDSON, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan Oppo-
site tue Capitol building General stage ONCE
Kept In connection with the House. 6Isyl
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
ID. L.. CASE q CO.

Successors to J. c Bailey Co ) B-nkers and
Exchange Brokers dealers In Government Securi
ties, buy and sell Exchange.
lansing, De0. 8, 1855. 554yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
DIR. GEO. r.. RANNEY

QAto Surgeon Second Michigan ClYalry1 Physlcian
and Surgeon. Cfico formerly occupied By Or
Shank north Of the Capitol. Residence. American
House, Lansing. 565mCs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

'sNliSii would inform tho people OF Lausing and
Nen''y that he IS permanently located in tho citv
o. lansing, and Is prepared to perform All Opera
aons pertaining % TIE Dental profession. IN the
"a "a is.Ao'ory manner Teeth aei with gold
Iuooei base, in the latest approved style Oair,
7th, 1865 Ssa.,1 WV
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

HORATIO PRATT.

LAW, Chancery and Collecting Business, Lansing
Michigan Onice over the Second National Bank
5O3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
DART q WILEY,


ATTORNEYS, COunselors and Solicitors, Lansing
Michigan. Prompt attention given to Collections
Payment Of Taxes, and Investigation OF Land Titles
r c. DARr- ly-530 D. C. Willy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
II. p. BAILEY,

HOMEOPATHIC Physician aud Surgeon Lansing
Mich. once ana residence, west end OF the Middle
Town bridge. Special attention given q chronic
complaints, and female diseases Iy529
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Che State 8spubliean:
rUBLIsHED svERT WEDNESDAY MORNING, By
JOHN A. KERR 81 CO.,
70 xHoH AL BUSINESS cosEUsrcAnoss SHOULD
Be ADDREasED
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION


copy Of the paper viii be sent gratis one year
70 any person furnishing a club Of Is or more sub
seribers Al 81 so each, per year
sSJ0b Work promptly and neatly executed. %
Orders for Printing aAd Binding Of every destrip-
ton, are solicited IN connection with the Bindery
tho facilities Of this Establishment are unequaled
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

Don't let any druggist dealer aTg. upon son a
dH-fsut artice, as there ,s - preparation ia the
~oItd Ike this Beware ot any ariirie Vlrporting o.
be- the same
Try HALLS HAIR RENFWE. accorIng % niroc
tions, and you will use no other
II not sold at druggists in our town tral bottle
VIII De sent you by express upon receipt 81 one dol
iar ~ mail' thus giving Won Opportunity %
once II testing it, cVrellrnt qualities.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11
DOCTOR X. w. NELSON.

ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law and Solicitor /
Chancery Ml50n, Ingham County Mich 1Y5aa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

Notices Ia Local Column charged At ten cents per
line for the FIRST insertion and elk conts per line
sach subsequent Insertion but no notice Inserted FOR
lessthan seventy I'VE cents.
Cards In Business Directory Of ak lines 0riess,
g per year.
Yoariy Advertisements have the privilege oftbrec
changes
s.'rhe Yearly rates apply to regular and ordinary
business Advertisements only All others charged
by the square.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-11

I'O DENTISTS.-W Dram & Arm
Il strong's and Clark's Teeth in partial and fsu
sets aiso Dentists Rubber, Gutta Percha ana Sep.
arating Files, kept on hand BY he tbesub
scroer orders by nail will receive prompt attention
Lansing, Jan. 81 1886. (562ms) + WELLS
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y b ; AND AILSI
AT wHOLE=Ar.E,

FACTORY of y = assortment Of these goods. from the
loasr q 49, u = ConstOSk, Of Grand Rapids which
tAsn Al from. - less prices than thOy can procure
sAreh 10th. Iscs. Sss;f iHso' HUNTER