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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-28

TIE FEBRrARY FULL MoOS.-An exchange
SAYS: The hecirc1mstancet that there was no
fgll moou IN the month ofFebruary this year,
and attention 10 which vas first callei By
the Y. 7. Eclnygtst and subsequently
copied into nearly all the other papers,
turns out 10 be not 90 remarkable after al
As was at first supposed The phenemenon
occurred in February, lsi7, and viii occur
again in 1855. Although not Of frequent
occurrence il may take place, we are told
bv astronomers. once in a cycle OF nineteen
years, but not Oftener-sO 1t IS likely 70 fur
nish bit for local item IL the newspa-
pers q good many times within tbs next
- two and half million Of years"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-28
4. n. MARTIN.

EARnEIuNC SALOON. over Dart 4 Daviss Hardware
store, Lansing. shaving and Hair Cutting iu the
utcst style. Has also a lates' Department for the
mlnuiaCtnro Of all kinds Of Hair Work n connec
tion with his shop. 5tsyl
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g.. n. COLE.

DENTIST. would inform the people Of Lansing and
vicinity that he Is permanently located in the city
OF Lansing and Is prepared 90 perform all opera
tinns pertaining o. TIE Dental profess ION, ia the
most satisfactory manner. Teeth dlleI with gold
TIA tah. or amalyum Artiucial teeth mounted on
rubber base. IN the latest approved style Office
over J. e. Aruistr ang's book store. lansing Nov
9Th. 1895 55Oy1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-28

BOOT and shoe Dealers, have just received larg,
Assortment OF Spring stock OF Boots and Shoes
consisting O. Mons, Women's, Boys, Misses
Chiliren's aud Youth S wear. Custom WOrl
promptly attended 10.
t-3 az JOHNS & RAIIEY.
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c. A. COOK. Chicago, Ill.

General Agent Tor the North western states.
R. P HALL 90 Proprietors, Nashua, y. II
Sole at Wholesale, IN Chicago, by Fuller, Finch &
Fuller, Burnhams Van Setback, Lord Smith. smith
& Dwyer, J. H. Reed L Co. Chas. G smith Dietzsch
Block Co, II. Scovil, ". n. Harris Co., Post &
Badeau, aud by druggists and dealers generally.
553m6
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TO TIL f F ARM E r s.
TO T. AR Nj Il IL -

The quality Of our custom made Boots and Shoes,
with which you have been familiar for the past
twenty five years is day BETTER than ever before
Our stock is tanned THE OLD FASHIONED WAY, and
destroyed by acids and hot liquors in hasty tau
ming As IS TOO often the With Eastern stock
Our custom work Is warranted in every particular
and embraces Mems, Boys, Women's Misses and
Children wear. AK Tor II. r. BALDWIN & co. s
C,STOM WORK 556yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-28

WAGON ana Carriage Makers, foot Of WashtenaW
Street below the site OF the Lansing House
Wagons constantly on hand, At reasonable prices
Repairing done. 5l9y1
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Don't let any druggist OF dealer urge upon y0u 4
different article, as there Is no preparation in the
world ike this Beware OF any artcls purporting to
b. the tme
Try HALLS HAIR RESEWtR according to Direc-
tions and You will use no other.
II not sold at druggists in your town trial bottle
will be sent you by express upon receipt Of dol
lar by mail, thus giving you an opportunity At
once % testing its excellent qualities
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-28
DIR. GEO. r.. RANNEY.

late Surgeon second Michigan ClyalryJ Physician
and Surgeon. once formerly occupied BY Dr
shank north of the Capitol. Residence American
House, lansing. 3o3ntF
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DART q WILEY,

ATTORNEYS, Counsel0rs and Solicitors Lansing
Michigan Prompt attention given 20 Collections
Payment Of Taxes, and Investigation OF Land Titles
r. G. pAErt Iy $50 D. wIIEf.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
JOHNS - HALEY.

" HUDSON Proprietor Lansing. Michigan, oppo
site the Capitol builting. Gcneral stage Onc,
kept iu connection with the House 5lsy1
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y. L.. LANTERnIAN

DENTIST Teeth mounted ou Gold. silver, OF Rub
Der Rlsc. Oiucc At his residence on Grand street
directly east Of the Capitol, Lansing, Michi
gan 5321y
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J. VAN KEUREN,

MASON and Builder, Lansing, Michigan. Keep.
constantly ON hand and for sale, Grand Rapids
Lime, st-rco, and Water Lime. once At R. Booth
royd & 60 = Store 1y SIS
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.


Successors 10 J. e. Bailey & Go > Blnkers an
Exchange Brokers dealers in Government Secur.
ties h1y and sen Exchange
Lansing lee. 5. 1865 55iyl
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ATWOOD q FRENCm.

ATTORNEYS and Counselprs 40 Law. ~ Solicitors in
Chlnccry. Particular attention viii Doe given to
claims growing ont Of the recent wIr. oiuce over
Thcp. Hunters store
II. r. ATWOOD. I5JOyll =. a. FEENcH. JR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-28

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Lansing
Mich. Office audresiicuce, on Michigan Avenue a
feS doors east OF the Post once 51SyI
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r.p Asep iaif assortment Of these goods, from the
io,, =, =; = Comstoek, Of Grand Rapids which
ss y o-lers al less prices than they can procure
'nsm a. from the Factory. THO. HUNTFR.
March 10th, 1850 ssstf
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TEE Wisconsin Senate have. by party
vote Of Il to II, passed a resolution TO
amend the State Constitution, by striking
out the word ubits from the section In re-
gard TO the qualifications OF electors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-28

THE President has so far, pardODed s, ,e55
rebels, whose taxable property Is over $50, .
900. Over one halt OF this number are 10
Virginia, Georgia and Alabama
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-28
JNO. W. LONGYEAR.
HORATIO PRATT,

LAW. Chlnccry and Collecting Business, Lansing
Michigan ONCE over the Second National Bank
BO3
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"ANTED.-A Girl to do house-work.
w Inquire At FObes Hitehcock's. sS7n
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS

). ;. CONhLIN, formerly Of the
hTm Of Morrison & Conkln , has Just
opened new Jcwelry store on the
corner of Woodward avenue aud
I1rucd street. Detroit, Mich, and
has on hand large and well selected
stock ot Watches. Jewelry, Silver
and Plated ware, Clocks and Fancy
Goods. Watch and Jewelry repair
ing done by experienced wOrkmen-
Don't fail 10 call At Conklin's when
YOU 90 10 Detroit. HIS elegant store
and beautiful assortment Of goods
are we'll worth examining. 55oyl
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ORNEY and Counselor at Law and Solicitor ia
llncery Mason, lngham County, Mich ly536
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AT DEIGoIT-Great Western Railway for all
PHats Elst-Aichigan Central, Michigan southern
aadGrand Trunk Railroads
n AT diLNAUKEE-With the Mississippi, Lacrosse
@"iae' chicago, Watert0wn, and HORIZON Railroads
Tor an points Westand Northwest
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rar Afx.rsrx AprAycE

copy of the paper win BE- sent gratis one year,
toa any person furnishing club oi u or more sub
.-riber5 AZ 81 50 each, pr year
ez-Job Work promptly and neatly executed .
orders for Printing and Binding of evory ccseriI
,ion are solicited IN connection with tho hindery
,he f.eiHties 81 this Establishment are uncqualef
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D .sscnSors Tor Great Western Railway 20 on the
n..lNAy terry steamer, at H. K NJ. r Dock leaving
posN Al o.45 aud l0.15 A. NJ, and 500 p. NJ.
. iAs company Time Tables can DO had at any OF
~; s'aiions THOS. BELL, Gen'l Sup't.
u " OTces, 1865. 4Sl
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Che State 8epnblitan:
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ::

p, wuox AL BUSINESS coEsrScAuoSs SHOULD
BIZ ADDRESSED.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

,o,rrED NJ TIE 1srE REFrBIcAS, jan. Z 1864
Ten Lines or less considered square,
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DECEMB BER 25, 1865.
NEW AND FAVORITE
Passenger 4 Express Freight Line.
DETROIT & MILWAUKEE RAILROAD,


During this Month trains will leave Owosso as
NNows.
GOING WEST.
Aixel-At $50 A. ". for Grand Haven
haii-At 3.l0 p. NJ. for Milwaukee
hiSed-AtS $50 ?. NJ. for II. Johns.
GOING EAST.
Axed-AtS.40 4. NJ for Detroit
hixed-At SIS A. NJ. for Detroit
haii-At 10 z. ". for saginaw and Detroit.
0O
refreshments at Detroit, Owosso and Grand Hlven.
~na apoa Company Ferry steamer, Windsor, -
on Detroit River
No'niprtable Hotel above Depot at Grand Haven.
sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
iae Telegraph Line - open for Public Business.
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GOING EAST.
ONN ECT TION .

sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
iae Telegraph Line - open for Public Busins
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,,0ss D0,Eias 'his N'n'h trains viii leave owOsso a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION
OF NRw NAVAL MAGAZINE BUILDINGS AT
WASHINGTON, D. @.



4, .,, . BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, \
WAsHIruToE, u. O,I AbTil 21l 1885, , J
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals for the Bfec
ton Of New Naval Magazine Buildings at Washington
D. c. will be received at the once Of the Commander
Of the Ordnance Yard In this city, until noon Of SAT-
URDAY, the 9Th 10y day Of May 1865, at which no. T
the opening Of the bids will be commenced for the Bree-
ton Of New Naval Magazine the right bank OF the
Anacosa river upon the sight Of the present old build
ing, which Is to be taken down and the materials used
in extending the wall Of the ipelosure for removing
another plAee for the repair Of brick storehouse
and for The necessary fencing and grading upon the
premises.
The work Is to be commenced on THURSDAY. the
tenth 0) day Of May, lse6 and must be entirely
psted within ninety (e0) days thereafter.
Plans and specifications for the work will be In
readiness at the Once Of the Inspector Of Ordnance,
commanding the Ordnance Yard, for the exam
inAtion Of parties deslring TO make proposals, on
FRIDAY, the twenty seventh an instant and where
every information will be given With regard to the
details; aud bidders will be required to state the
amounts for which they will furnish all the materials
aud complete each portion VI tho above specified work
according 10 these plans and specifications
Zach bid must be accompanied by good and sufficient
guarators, approved BY an oneer Of the Government
offer be accepted enter into contract to perform the
work bid for and the Department reserves tho right to
accept any all Of the bids the interest Of
the Government may require
Persons desiring 10 Bid must necessarily visit III
magazine grounds and examine the condition OF the
works In order to bid understandinRy; and facilities
for doing will DO offered By the officer commanding
the Ordnance Yard. II. A WISE,
Ap2I-SIAwtd Chief Of Bureau.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25

DIVORCE Yesterday, before the su-
prsmo Court ofthis District the case Of Ann McCar
thy against Dennis A. MCCARTHY, on an appeal from
the Chancery Court was argued. This was apetitiOn
for divorce, and the case was hrst argued before
Chief Justice Cartier holding the ohGnoery Court,
in February last. At that time decree OfdivOrce
a msnsO ct thoro was granted. Tho case was taken
before the court M 6aHo when the decision of the
Chancery Court was affirmed, giving to the wife
$50 per month alimOny and the custody of one
of the children. Tho father Is allowed to have con
troll Of the other child.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25

PHARMACEUTICAL AssooIATIoS.-The quar-.
tery meeting Of this association was held last even.
ing at their rooms, over ailmsn's drug store the
president, v. HarbAugh, ESQ in the chair, and ].
O. Fill secretary. The election Of officers for the
ensuing year was held, with the following result
president, v. Harbaugh hrst vice president, j. D.
o'DOnnelli second vice president, John L. Kid.
we'll recording secretary, j. O. Fill correspond.
ing secretary, Francis 8. Walsh treasurer, J. A.
Milburn executive committee, j. B, Moore, Will
liam B. Entwistls, William A. Gray, ]. Stanley
Jones, and James N. CAllAn.
AMessrs. Charles s. Taft and 7, O. Murray were
elected members of the association.
Resolutions In regard to the examination Of drug
clerks were offered and referred to the executive
committee.
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PAINTERS ASSOCIATION. association
met on Monday evening, al German Hall. The
committee TO wait on the master wOrkmsn 70 saect
an understanding with them, reported that they
had waited on them, and tho resolution adopted at
the previous meeting had been returned to the
COMMITTEES. A resolution forbidding any member
Oh the society to take . sub-contraot from boss
"" offered and adopted A committee was ap.
pointed to rent shop for the union and also an
the shop.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25

The WEArHER.-0ur local reporter in,
'dulgeS in paragraph about the weather so unfrs.
quently that distant readers might be led to i'm.
agine that We have no weather at all in Washington
But the truth Is have as much Of 1t and as varied
in It's quality as any other city Lately we have CT.
perienced April showers and sunshine, scattered in
about due proportions and in great profusion. In
one hour We have real old-fashioned sunshine,
and in the next the weather Is as hystsrical a,
Fornoy when few dollars worth Of public patron.
age Is taken from him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25

MOUNT HooD-BIERsrADT' GREAT Pic
ruRE.-The admirers Of art arc visiting in crowds
Bierstand'S noble and beautiful picture Of Mount
Hood, in Oregon The grand subimity and solemn
beauty Of this great painting win the admiration Of
all boholdsrs II 10 exhibited exclusively for the
benefit Of 81. AIMS Orphan Asylum, one Of our
noblest charities
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25

New YoRK, April 24.-Flour advanced 10 cts. !
State $o.9Oas.7Oi Ohio $S.6OSlli Southern 1910
al6.2S. Wheat advanced laSCtS.i sales so, 900
bushels Chicago spring $l.7Oal.sO Corn unset
tied sales 49, 900 bushels at soassOts Beef steady
Pork hrmi sales 5000 barrels mess at $40. 25a
26s7i. Whisky dull. Gotten dull and declined To-;
sales at SO cts. Rice quiet Carolina 1ltal9 cts.
Sugar steady sales 10, 900 hhds. Porto Rico l2i
ctsi MusCOyadO, lOial2I cts; Havana IlAl2i cts.
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CONTRACT Automatically at noon the
proposals for grading and paving the carriage.wa
Of Sixth street west from to streets north were
opened at the Mayors office, the bids being as fol.
lows: VIM. B. Wilson, 80 cents per cubic yard for
grading sl.Ie per square yard for paving p.
Crowley, 40, $780, W, II. Tenlsy. 20, $l.45i j..
p. Crowley. AT, sl.47i Charles Stewart, 80
$780, John Slack. rs, $l.4Oi George MsstIey, SO,
sl4si Thomas Lynch. %, $3.50. The contract
was awarded to Msssrs. J. P. Crowley Co., they
being the lowest responsible bidders
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AatinuaI Republican.
torrIoiAL.l


WAsHHoros, April N, 1899. 4
Information has been received at this De-
pal tment from Mr.. WILLIE P. MAsoux the
Oolsul Of the United States at Nagasaki,
Japan, Of the death, on the goth Of Nav
1865, at Nagasaki, Of MARIANA DKbosAS, :.
seaman belonging TO the ship "Cat alma y
Information has also been recei we'd from
the same source, Of the death, BY cbolo.. ' -.
the 9th Of October, 1865, at y, SnVsls' on
Seaver." snip - w.
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wun,D nAsrAasr OF srArn.

Information has + Satos, April II. 1893
partment from N cen received az TINS De
CommcrcioI r. II. O. .. CHASE, the Vice
Amoor rive gent Of the United States at
tbe 9stb E, Of the death, by drowning, on
srv,c OF June, 1864, at sea, Of ADoLPH
III "a seaman belonging to the barque
w. Sesver." The legal representatives
Of the deceased can obtain further informa-
tiOn by addressing this Department,
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WISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE AT
w tention to the Metal and Heavy Hardware branch
Of our business Nneuding Carriage and Wheel Stock
from and after this date will offer entire stock Of
BUILDERS CABINET-MAKERs AND UPHoLsTBRs'
HARDWARE at cost, with expenses added.
To dealers and others who, under the constant nucu
atoms OF the market are unwilling t. carry heavy
stocks, excellent chance 10 hero offered 10 buy small
quantities at wholesale rates
JOHN R. gLvANs 4 Co,
ap2-eol 500 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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NEW YoRk, April A.-Besf l cent lower sales
at Halt cents per lb.i receipts 5000 head. Sheep
quiet at Siss osntsi receipts 1900. Swine lower,
st oa10 CENTS; receipts 10, 900.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25

General Grant LInRers In RIohmond.
RICHMOND, April 24-General Grant last night
decided to postpone his departure for Washington
until tomorrow morning. lie visited the theatre
last night.
Judge Lucas P. Thompson, Of the Virginia su-
preme Court Of Appeals, died at StauntOn on Sat-
urday
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q L o It H L N @
HOW HE UCCEEDED

HOW HE EEDED.
BIT THE BAhD OF OAK HALL.
There Isl doctor In our town,
man Of practice and renown;
He makes handsome income clear,
And lays up money every year.
Now, when he started out In youth,
He had but little cash in truth;
But still he'd try his best to do,
And make name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the board;
He opened Office, hung ont sign,
Bat many patients could not hud.
Each day he sat- with saddeued face,
For poverty came Apacs;
Al last friend gave him advice
which changed his fortune In trics
Now patients noeked from far and near
And kept him busy all the year.
Men and women, all declare,
No doctor can with him compare.
The secret Of his great success,
I'll tell you II you cannot guess;
The same Sdviee will help you all,
He got SUIT from SMITHS OAK HALL
SMITH BROS 4 CO.,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AND pEALBks IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
4e4 Seventh street
Just received the largest and finest stock Of PIECE
GOODS offered In the city Of Washington Having
secured the best artists in the city are prepared to
make up 10 the Finest STYLE AID at lower prices than
any other establishment
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BY VNOHOO.
Arctic Soda.

Arctic Soda.
Did you eysrt
No, never
Tasted such bey rage beforei
Fancy it-think oft
Go there and drink Of II,
And then you'll be sure TO want more.
This ssda of.Pd0e
Is now all the rage,
As It sparkles so fresh from the fountain
When the sun like hame
Is parohing our frame,
II falls like the dew Of the mountain.
Let those who desire,
Quaf the red, burning fire,
TIN II steals both their purse and their brAinsg
Till II hres their blood
Blighting all that 10 good
And nothing but ruth remains
Bat for me, when think
That WANT good drink,
call on my friend, Taylor Page;
And there imbibe,
What m free 70 describe,
As drink Al for Saint or for Sage.
T. TAYLOR PAGE, Apotheeary, corner Seventeenth
street aud Pennsylvania avenue.
Poetic Advertisements to order, address "UNoHoo, I"
REPUBLICAN Office. ap2S-4
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Apls-tml4
SALE OF A S y n. GEIST MILL
CAVALRY DEPOT oIEsBoRo, DC.

GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
~ CAVALRY DEPOT "GrEsBoRo, DC.
ouARrEHnAsrEn dESEHAL's ovvrou, D
wAsHrsoros, D O., April II, ises.
By order of the ouarerma.tsr General there VIII be
Tsctioa Of Captain George 7. Browning, A Q. N, on
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1855, at 70 o'clock m the fol-
os sEsa& SpSi ys Il FEED MILL
frame with massive granite oundations 70 by sofset,
SS sS hay SS Gs': he'd all sSS
Also, at the same time and place. the machinery and
ONE ~ ENGINE, OF loo HORSE POWER,
with cylinder Of nty.two oar inches diameter and
iron bed plate with cold and hot water pumps and
heater with essiron sy.whesl with driving pulley
twenty -four 2 inches face with JudsOns patent gov
TWO t9 BOILERS OF 90 HORSE POWER EACH, MADE
Of the best boiler iron, ave sixteenths ol Of an inch
In thickness Ave 10y feet In diameter, and fourteen 90
seventy six 7o lap welded auss each three 81 and one
fourth 90 inches in diameter, with all the requisite APP
TEN Tio) PAIRS OF REED g PATENT BUCKINGHAM
THIRTY (SO) INCHES SPRING MILLS, constructed Of
solid French burr mstone, and set in heavy, we'll
balanced frames with hay cutters, elevators and
veyors SUFFICIENT to cut and handle the hay grain, and
prepared feed the most economical and
plan.
The shaflng Is Of finished wrought iron, and the pul
leys Of eastrOu faced and balanced with hangers and
four (s inches wide. The bella for driving the mills
iRs bet ss B.ssaas stretched IsssnsI;
nauship and still in excellent condition and nns work.
ing order the mill having been In operation only about
il deemed advisable by the agent Of the Government
the day Of sale, the buildings will be sold separately
Terms Cash, In SoysrnmeHI J, funds, ,n.,, ,D.,,x
before the nrst s day Of July next unless otherwise
A hos or wi lenVa
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Seizure OF an American Steamer - Quee,
Conduct of Mexican Liberals.

Seizure OF an American steamer - Queer
Conduct of Mexican Liberals.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 24.-Tho steamer John L.
Stephens, from wascaah with s41, 800 in treasure,
has arrived.
On her down trip tho steamer was seized at Cape
St. Lucas by order Of Gen. Corona, and an effort
was made to send her to Alfalfa, but she was
finally ordered to Topaz. Capt. wakeman for.
warded to the United States Consul his protest
against the seizure Of the vessel or intermeddlng
with her cargo, Notwithstanding which, q guard
Of Liberals were placed on board who ransacksd
her in search of oontraband articles.
A drunken crowd Of Liberals were on the beach,
prepared TO commit violations.
Captain wakeman deemed II expedient to give
$3.50 in cash and bond for $3.50 ~ for the release
Of the vessel. She was then allowed to proceed on
her voyage.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25

PENNIES will be exchanged for currency at
the REPUBLICAN counter. II