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The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
The Suez Canal.

The Opinion AafiOnie announces with eN-
uberant joy that the Suez Canal has been
opened for vessols. and thr direct comuu-
nicatl0n between The Mediterranean aud ilp
Red Sea is now an accomplished Cirt 4
schooner. of whose dimensions We are mot
informed. but which, we are told. MAS
decked with gay stTeamors. has nav gated
The canal from Port said ID SucZ. aud upon
this circumstance the journal remarks.
Nothing now remains hnt 10 give to the
canal all the width and depth necp~-sars iO
insure "A free passage Tor large ships io
finish the dykes. ports. basins and dock
wards. hu' AN this Is an affair of time url ly.
and the time will fnd the means of folly
completing work 30 valiantly commenced.
50 labori0usly prosecuted. and So -kiiiuiy
disengaged from all the difficulties Wtrh
parayzed il al the outset" The GDi0U A1-
rsOnle however extracts rather a singular
moral from The completion of the great
commercial. and therefore deacefnl enter
prise. The passage oi the Fugenic is
warning % the French Government f0
cOmmi; some aggression on The Rcd Sea.
The English have Alden, strong hho t,i-
batter and Perrin, the key island thaLS0m
nani- The two passages 0i the ~tr"s -
Babel Manlel els Do not time fask our
French contemporary for as 10 secure. lae
onr neighhOrs some strafegeticai a1u COM
merciai points on the Red Sea and ifa au-
pr0achese We have already acquired from
The ledCer Ouhie tho port of Adonfs. af A
from a Dalakil chief O0h0k with % territory
OF twenty-five leagues along the sen coast.
Wal the government content itself with
having given That amount oi satisfaction o.
public opinion ,'
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The T. + Minister 70 ENGLAND. Charles
Francis Adams will probably return home
II is supposed his place will be Llled .g N-.
Motley. now Minister al Vienna, or Nt
Marsl. Minister ID Italy Either OF these
vacancies would probably be filed hy Coz.
Curtain of Pennsylvania.
During the week ending the Job ffe
disbursements Of the Treasury Department
amyunled % Sj.407. gsZ31 Dlrug u.e
same period Tie Department issued c.r'.l-
Gates ~ Indebtedness amounting o. S-i o.
0J0. and redeemed old ones 10 The arllnut
of $1,000
TIE receipts from internal revenue la-t
week amounted o. the large sum 0i Sl77i. 20
llO.50. The total National Bank cgrrenry
issued la-- week vas 81. .7J6, 330; t0ta. ls-
sued 20 date $3.50, ,3so.
Great Indignation is felt by the parish
i0ncrs % Dr. sunderland's church in Wash-
ngton. because the trustees consented 70
the Use 0f the ediilce Tor lecture by Fred
Douglass.
Recent returns 10 the General Land Office
show that al Detroit, Mich. 3. Sci acn-s
we're taken Up in lie month OF Jaluarj. .
portion under provisions ui the homestead
law. portion consisting ~ cash land sa'. r.
and The residue 10 bounty land warrants.
At La Crosse. Wis. 3.555 acres were er-
tered in the same month under the home
stead law i1r actual settlement. A. Mari s-
vile Cal. tie cash land sales for Dec+uafl
amounted % $50. 000.7l and a. OREGON
CITY Oregon. 1881 acres were taken az
for actual settlement under the hOmestea 4
law in the same month.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

UOPEFUL LETTER FROM JCAREz-AFFAIE5
Al VFRA CRUz.-A letter from J1areZ 20
a friend in this country, IS published. BE
says the enemy Is consuming IL last Te-
sources. and MS forces are becoming de-
m0raizei. he Is very hopeful of The Le-
publican cause In Mexico, ald says that
without tie necessity of the United States
taxing anv part 10 the war, they viii De
able 10 obtain a definite triumph ol tic
cause Oi national independence. TIE a.
titude assumed by the government Oh The
United states has put great moral suDnDi
70 the Republican cause in Mexico MAXI
million aas not the slightest idea Of cemeI-
ting bis sO-called throne
\ Mexican correspondent writes, thar
While IN the vicinity Of Vera Cruz ther. is
the appearance Of great commercial acsv-
Ky, there j. little reality IN Il, nearly al
merchandise arriving, being Tor the French
portions Of the Imperial army. Immense
supplies Of ordnance and ordnance stores
recently arrived, and have been forwarded
10 the capital. All merchants in Vera
Cruz excepting the French, Icondemn the
Imperial Government openly.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Prince EsteThazy is negotiating a loan Of
Gl 2jO. 600 tO pay oI bis debts. His Jewels
are valued at e32O. 600
Ii is asserted that Pfim had & 600 000
reals in cash ia his travelling carriage when
hc started on bis wild enterprise.
Thc grand prizeof $500. 600 ia the lot
tery annually drawn 40 Madrid has this
year been gained by rich Havana mcr-
chant.
There o. "a great drought IN the Rhine dis
trict, end ia tho river Itself there Is ,allttle
water tnat several vessels have been Ntran-
ded near Dusseldorf
Since the ceusl- OF ls60 the population
Of Rome has Increased 80. 900 Tie CITY
has now 2O7 33S inhabitants z. 36s ofwhOm
are cardinals, bishops and priests. 2.736
monks, and Z,4l7 nuns.
a pneumatic tube. on the same principle
as those used ia London. Will shortly be set
up between the telegraph stations al the
B0urse and the Ministry of The Interior. ln
the Rue de Greneile, Paris. The tube Will
be used for the transmission OF telegraph
dispatches, which are now conveyed 10
carts.
\ halter Of Pesth has discovered new
Kind of hat which De calls TIE -lualisi. 90
il ailusiOn 20 Tie new system " govern
ment for Austria and Hungary which has
heen adopted by the present Cabinet. Tie
hat is OF the ordinary Hungarian shape. and
By means % an Ingenious mechanism IN
side maF oe converted llf0 the chimney
pot Of Western Europe
There is much talk IN Paris Of game al
I lan-qucnet played al one u tie club. there.
which began AZ eleven On saturday evening
and ended a. seven on Monday evening In
meuSe sums were lost and won al this game
I Among the heaviest losses were those of o
Russian amounting 70 i70. 900 francs. an
Eng.ishman. a. 900 francs. and q French
man 81 600 francs. Several Of the player.
won from 40 600 20 50. 900 francs.
\ Vienna letter relates an amusing Incl
/ dent al family festival given by Field
Marshal Hesse % celebrate his sixti-ih veai
Of service. j. small piece written i0r the
F occasion was PLAYING. when q message wa.
brought in that VI Alexandra Dumas nat
volunteered % deliver lecture. This Offe
was CT GOurse accepted with earerness. ant
after the comedy vas over. what appeared
10 be " Dumas entered and began us al
dress. A. howeve-, be spoke wlth q str0n.
4 Geaman accent the audience We're puZzlel
until they discovered that the lecturer We.
y. Beckman, q celebrated comic actor o
the court theatre who had disgu sed him
self 20 amuse the Marshal and Ai- family
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

The New Orleans Crescent tells this story:
\ relic of the pastis seen IN man. bear
ing upon his face and body the impress of
many years. This man walks the streets
daily. bearing the marks OF misfortune amid
the friends lie hal known in better years,
but with an appearance so changed one can
hardly recognize in him the MercutiO of the
Crescent cIy. the gay. witty and elegant
gentleman, who was al one time the very
leader OF fashion. Seedy haoiliments. a
bent body and wrinkled face have nearly
Obliterated all in him that was familiar in
the past. Inheriting great fortune he in
creased il largely 10y marriage. ami from
his profession az the bar. had an income of
forty or iilty thousand dollars a year. and
received single fee OF sixty thousand dol
lars upon claim on real estate in the low
er part ~ the city. This wealth he scat
tered with princely generosity and royal
protusion. tie was 4 Lucullus al home
and bis noSpitalities aspirei 10 all the mag
nilcence OF The ancient Roman n0bleman.
In 1887 be gave a single soiree that cost
S25. Coo. ana which exceeded in sDlend0r
anything ever before known here. The
very n00rS over which the dancers moved
were covered with scenic paintings. the
worS Of the most accomplished artist then
In New Orleans; and IN the saloon where
gaming tables were arranged. stood Two
taS5ets-one filled with bank notes aud
The othc- with gold. for the use 0f those
guests who were unfortunate with the tickle
GODDESS. Tie dispenser OF this gorgeous
hosr.iaity is now dependent upon his rela-
vves. lie taxes lis loss with Christian
resignation, and doe, not fiv from the world
and raj against II, Ike Tim0n 81 Athens.
but moves through the world with a pleas
AM anu urcand manner. n If he had still
the prneely fortune II command. such
cases as tAls are common since the war.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

MEN0NNEE NAEBLE.-We suppose II j.
no. generally known that The MenOminee
marble quarry. owned by L. T. ireland and
other gentlemen OF this place which i sit
Uatel near surgeon River. is one Of the
1-a-- 44.4l-- il lie world. i is both
white and of tle varie-afei kinds. ana j.
meElaustiD.e. Tie face Of the quarry.
where Il breaks rr0und from the hillside.
Is about sixty feef b -h. and runs through
about four hundred acres Of ground. which
i all owned by this company. There Is ap-
parentlv marble enough il that quarry 10
build Z city. all OF marble 6 large az Chi
caro. The quarry is intrinsically worth
halfa million 0fdOllars; and We are Of the
opinion that the time VII come when there
Will be more vessels loading marble than
there are nOw loading lumber a. this port
Mr.. Ireland and the company design 10
open the quarry next spring 10 test the
quality Of II below tie surface. IS only sur
face specimens have yet been brought from
IL These, though very fine, cannot be
supposed to be as good as the layers lower
down.-Herald.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21


TIE OD0TETTR.-The Od0meter is an in
strument used for measuring distances
passed over in travelling. and is made ia va
rOus forms and adopted 70 the use OF
either vehicles or pedestrians. When used
for vehicles il consists oi q collection Of
wheels and an index which are connected
with one Of the wheels cf the vehicle. The
index is placed in view Of the person oc-
cupyilg the carriage, and marks the num-
Der or revolutions made by the wheels. By
multiplying the circumference Of the wheel
bY the number of revolutions, the distance
travelled Is easily gained. On account u the
facility auG rapidlty of lis work. i Is much
employed il the surveys u counties and Of
towns where extreme accuracy ! not I'M
peTtant. and upon the United states coast
survey II l. used for filling up the details OF
roads, and other purposes. In one form II
Is . wheel o. TWO ieet, seven and half
inches diameter. and eiEht feet three inches
circumference marking one rod in two rev
OlUuOns. This Is attached 10 a long handle
by which the person walking pushes il for
ward Near the eni OF the handle is the
box containing the index under q glass
cover. II i maize % point the distance
Travelled over Ile form oi olome-er c-l-
riel oy pedestrians. and Ges gnel 10 record
Tie number Of steps. j. c4llel peI0meter
IL resembles q watch in size and shape. AID
may be worn in the Vest pocket. rs ina
chinery = 50 arranged that by the rising
and sinking Of the body with each step. q
lever IS made TO vibrate. which moves the
index hand connected with il.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
RAILROADS.


Three Express Trains leave Windsor Opposite De-
trot dairy. excs7t sundays. on arrival of n. C y. <
NJ AMI u :. Railway trains a. follows
Morning Express, (Gi. Wsstern timeJ 7.SO4.N
Day 100 A. n
Ni-ht 6.45PN
The E,uway Ferries leave n C. aud n. + VI. Rail
way docks il time 10 connect with the above trains
Sllcenl tune allowed icr meals aboard the steam
crs.
Trains connect cicsciy n suspension Bridge With
New York CeuSrl alr1al Tor Buffalo, Rochester
syracuse, Osicnsb1rg. Albany. New York. Boston
also At Toronto with Grand Trunk Railway at Ham
iton with Rovai Mil steamers al1 a. Toronto with
American Line aut Royal Mall Line of Steamers for
AL ports on Lake Onttro and River s.. Lawrence.
Supcsb new sleeping cars on al Night Trains.
American currency taken al par for through fares,
sleeping ca berths, and meals at R1freShment
Rooms
nrSets and sleeping car hgrtls secured Al the Com
pany oace corner ui Jtsrs ID avenue and riswali o
street. Detroit. Mich
CHARLss Net ABE. Western Passenger Agent. Pc
trolt. Michigan
THOMAS SWfNGARn. General Manager, JAMES
CHARLTON. General Agent. Hamilton, C "
546tf J. T. WHiICONB, Agent, Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

oOf AMI Shoe Dealers have just received large
Assortment of spring stock OF Boots and Shoes,
consisting of Mems. Womsns, Bows. Misses
Chilirens aud Yoath's wear. Castom work
promptly attended, to
i53 Il JOHNS & BAILEY.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
Terrible Combat with TIGER in South
Africa.

one Of tle families of Mel. residing on
Mr-ArOmiey's farm. near the kOOnap. had
a iedriul conflict with a tiger ON Monday
morning last Mr. N,l had been aunOyed
for some time hy balloons. ana took his gun
on the morning 70 question with the view
10 shoot some OF these depreiat0rs On
descending k.ool bee was surprised 90 see
a dead b.ueO0h. and at short distance
further another dead buck of q different
species. Looking cautiously around be
sp.ed a large tiger in bush close NJ hand
aud. raising his gun 10 his shoulder. be
fired. The shot only grazed one OF the
brute's paws. and the iniurated animal AZ
once sprang upon his as-allant, who was
knocked 10 the ground and the gun fore
ed out OF his hand. Mel seeing IL was "a
struggle i0t life, c0uTa-eOu,ly grappel
with lis foe and. being uppermost ri the
commencement Of tie struggle cndeavOr-
ed. bv main force. 10 hold tie TIGER bv the
ears. \ blow from one OF The tigers paws
however. convinced \cl that he had over
rated bis strength, or moderated that OF
the fierce brute as he was driven back
some distance. when the tiger again clOsed
with him, and fastened ON his right shoul-
der, bringing him TO the earth, this time
unGermost. Fortunately the blow OF the
tigers paw Knocked Mel 10 the spot where
be had first dropped lis gun and summon
ing all his force and resolution 10 his aid.
he managed 10 lay hold of his weapon with
his left arm. his right being utterly power
less. The tiger still held Nel in his teeth.
and was making great havoc with his body
"a minute more and all would be over
but Mel was determined 10 make one strug-
gle more and getting his gun fortunately
a doube-barreled Onel against the body OF
his fierce antagonist, while the latter still
retained his hold, managed 10 pull the tn--
ger OF the remaining barrel with his teeth.
The shot tOld-the tiger rolled over dead,
and Nel was sayed-saved at least from in-
slant death. for The poor fellow was 50
dreadiul.y laceratcd that he With difficulty
got home. and now lies in a precariOu-
state from the wounds received IN his ter
riic struggle. FOrt Baaufort AirOcafc.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS !

J. : CoNKLIN, formerly OF the
firm II Morrison 4 Conklm) ) has just
opened new Jewelry Store on the
corner Of Woodward avenue ami
Iarucl street, Detroit, Mich, AMI
has on hand large aud well selected
stock II Watches. Jeweiry. Silver
and Plated ware, Clocks ana Fancy
Goods. Watch and Jewelry repair
ing done by experienced wurkmen.
pon't fail 10 call al C0nklns when
you - 90 Detroit HIS elegant store
and beautiful assortment OF goods
arc well worth examining. 556yl
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

TIE VALUE 0r IiE BANK OF FRANCE.-
OF The vast additions to the buildings Of
the Bank Of France noW IN progress, and
which will ail,rd considerable space 10 the
administration ami offices now crowded
together, the cellars are the most important
part. they being destined 10 receive, like
the old ones, the metallic reserve of the es-
tablishment amounting generally 10
several hundred millions of francs. The
walls Ci these vaults are OF stupendOus
thickness. On deceudlng the first steps
leading 90 their entrance, the first obstacle
We liud Is an iron door locked With three
keys one Of which j. i'm abe hands OF the
Governor Oi the Bank. the second j. kept
hy the cashier. and the third hy The censor;
50 tha, this door cannot be opened without
the simultaneous consent II these three
innctionaric-. We nus gain access 20 a first
compartment containing The funds for cur
rent use. Tie safe kept here ls SO curious
Is constructed. that II Won do not know the
secret OF is construction, the slightest
tOucn anywhere VIII set q noisy aiarum
going. loud enough to startie all the in-
mates OF the establishment Ine next
compartment Is circular, and called the
Serre, il cannot be entered without the
same ceremonial, and 1t is fitted up with
IRE proof shelves. Il contains all the i'm
portant deeds. notes and papers belonging
10 the Bank: also deposits of private per
sons. Hence the Duke OF Brunswick used
TO leave his jewels. previous 10 going d
Journey Mademoiselle Mars used L. send
her diamonds there; the hng0f Gor was de-
posted in the same place, etc. After the
Serrs comes the vaults properly 20 called
the entrance 10 which Is closed by an iron
door secured by several combination locks
u turns on centra! pivots ike Italian doors.
Il gives access to n weli-h0le. containing d
winding staircase. admitting but one per
son al time. aud leading 70 sub'erranean
galleries f20 meters IN length. These arc
filled with iron casks containing lingots
anl coin. and labeled according 10 their
contents By way of additional security
the well-h0le might be filed mp with clay
and the vaults with water at a minutes no
tice, if the safety Of the treasure we're men
aced in the slightest degree - GGlgnani
. MESSENGER
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

DENTIST, would inform tho people Of Lansing aud
vicinity that ne Is permanently located In the CITY
.oi Lansing. and IS prepared % perform all opera
tons pertaining % tie Dental profession. Ia the
m st salts actory manner. Teeth hlicI with gold,
tia flll or an4lgum Artificial teeth mounted on
rneber base. IN tho latest approved style O1lce
over j e. Armstrong; book store Lansing Nov
7th ls65 55OvI
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
HORATIO PRATT,

law, Chlnrcry and Collecting Business, Lansing.
Nichir1n. Office over the Second National Bank
5O3
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.


fsscces.ars 10 C. Bailey & e., j Bankers an
Exchange Hr0kere dealers la Government -ccuri-
ties. buy AMI 5ell Exchange.
Lansing, iec. 8, ls65 S5iyi
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
TO THE FARM S!
TO T. AR NJ - Il -.

The quality Of our custom made Boots and shoes,
with which you have been familiar for the past
twenty ave years is to-day BETTER than ever before
Our stock is tanned THE OLD FASHIONED WAY and
not destroyed by acids aud hot liquors in hasiy tan
ming as IS TOO often the case with Eastern stock.
our custom work Is warranted in every particular
and embraces Mems, Roys', women's, Misses and
Children s wear. ASK for II. P BALDWIN CO :
CUSTOM WORK 556yi
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

WAGON and Carriage Mixers. foot Of w,shtenaw
Street below the site OF the Lansrlg House.
Wsslas cplstlntly on hand, Al reasonable prices.
Requiring done 5lOyi
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

= 4 poor Irishman who applied ior
licence TO sell ardent spirits, being ques-
toned IS to bis moral fitness for the trust
replied. "Ah sure lis not much Of . char
acter that q man needs TO sell rum
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
ATWOOD - FRENCH.

ATTORNEYS and C0unsslors Al Law and Solicitors in
Chancery. Particular attention viii be given to
claims growing ouf u the recent war. Ofirc over
Theo. Hunters store
a. ATWOOD. I15uyl FRkNcH. Jn.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
,. VAN kEUREN,

MASON anil Builder, Lansing, Michigan Keeps
c1astint.y ou hand snd for sale, Grand Rapids
Lime, Stucco, ana Water Lime. once Al z. Booth
rogt 4 a.. n store. " SIS
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

oATHS tNINTENDED.-AmonC the court
Tiles Of Taunton, Massachusetts,. Is the
finding Of c0roner's jury. drawn I'D some
thirty years ago, by q lawyer. which con-
ciuies "that the said-came TO bis
death by the visitation Of the aforesaid
God"
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
DAFT q WILEY.


ATTORVEY5 Couusclors a,i Solicitors. LANSING,
Michigan. Prompt attention given O. Collections.
Payment of Ttxes and nves stigltiou of Ilnl ities.
o. DART. Iy $50 e.. WlIgY
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

% Go il, old fellow said two idle scape-
graces TO an honest Iaborer al work-''work
away while We piay-sOw and well reap. .
" Very likely, my lads, replied the old
man, cody, I'm sowing hemp
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

iISlcIAN SURSEON, Lansing Mich Office and
resi- ieuce. on Michigan Avenue a few doors east Of
the Post Oiic. 5lssI
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
rAr Alw.1sIs AD.ascs

copy q the paper viii b. sent grati5 one year,
20 any person furnishing c.lo Of 10 or more -lo
scribers a. 81 so each. pr year.
az-I0b work promptly and ncatls executed. "a
Orders fcr Printing aud Binding oi rvery destrip-
ton are solicited. lI connection with the Eiudery
The fsciites OF this H. tablshmeut are uneq aied
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

JOHNS * BAILEY,

N. HUDSON, Proprietor. Lansing. Michigan oppo
site the Clnito. hlilIing General stage Ollco
Kept ia connection With the House. 5lSyl
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
JOHNS & BAILEY.
d. L.. LANTERMAN
g.. Al. COLE,

DENTIST Teeth mounted on Cold, Silver, or Rub
Der Base. OIice al his residence t.rand Street,
directly east Of the Capitol, Lansing. Michi
gan. 532 "
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
RATES OF ADVERTISING I:

Notices 10 Local Column charged Al Ten cents per
line fer ths hrst insertion and FIX cents per line for
e,ch slhssquent Insertion but no notice inserted fr
lsssfhan seventy Eve cent7-
cards in BIsgess Directory Of six lines orlcss,
g. per year
change.
s.srhe Yearly rates ~ ply TO regular and ordinary
business Advertisements only. All others charged
By the square.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

The birds are the most successful OF agri-
culturists, as their crops never fail
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

E'OR A l. = The subscriber offers
ior sale thc soS east Z OF the north west = OF
.un y town six North. OF range three west (Rey
SInioa Col beng a most desirable piece Of land
=" NE pest sugar lots IN the town IS on the same.
-. a. chance for any one wishing forty acres OF
ss-- isnu R Tor home or the timber. About seven
Undersigned at this ofHcs JERRY ROGFRs.
Lansing FEB. 7, 1850. sssf
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
DOCTOR X. w. NELSON.

ATTORNEY and Counselor al Law anl Solicitor in
Chllc,ry Mas0n. Ingham county. NIeh Iy5a6
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

A GENTS WANTED.-Sl5O to $500 per
~ month 70 sell the IMPROVED COJfMONSENSE
SEWING MACHINE. Prize, SIS. This machine will
S'i'ca. Hem. Fell. Tuck. QnHt, Cord. Riad and Em-
ofoner beautifully Every machine warranted for
I'VE years send Tor descriptive circulars. Address
J. l. >ECOMo < Co
Sosw4 Post Office box No. 5SS Detroit M.ch
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21

VI L r x Y 4 r D.
II Tie uadcr-igned are now stockinr Lumber
Yard al he corner or
AI.EGAN ST. AND CAPITAL AVE.
snere We intend 70 keep an assortment Of Lumber.
.'A' shingles, Doors Binds and sash Those 10 ueed
~ Any thing IN the above line shall BE- happy 10
s7s AZ our orhce ia Nr. Raker : Machine shop.
n = hlitD- f56Sy1%) A. II. CLARK
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
CON NEC TION

Sleeping Cars on an Night Trains
ahe Iele .rlph Line Is ln,n tar Public Business.
The Lansing state Republican., 1866-02-21
,,I' Da.ias this Moa'a train. viii leave o~o-so as


hiNei-At $50 4. N. Tor Grand Haven
hlii--At $40 r. NJ, Tor Milwaukee
AiSci-Nt $50 Z. n. for -. Johns.
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