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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

NV SONGS FoR TBE PTAyoFoRTB. Lost
Marguerite. Composed AMI arranged for
the Pianoforte. By L. Il. Quincy 30 cts.
Love Never Sleeps New song wiki
Pianoioris Accompaniment. Words ana
music by L II. Quincy. 80 cts. Mr. Cur
news sons touch the hearts Of the people,
and for that reason are always welcome and
alway- popular.
Ther-s no such Girl as Sauy.-A New
Song ~th Pianoforte Accompaniment.
WOra- oy FA..ander Jones Music by Felix
Krupper 30 cents. TIE most popular
and taking humorous song published
comDiio- sense and sentiment, love. life
ana laughter.
The above new ard popular song beau
tifally printed sent by mail, postpaid, on
receip, ol pr.ce. Adams s. Co.. Publishers,
q BsonGe.d ST., Boston.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

Iron WELLS. --Messrs. Ward X Cook, OF
this city, who have recently purchased the
right of Ingham County, in Wrights I'm
proved Iron Well, have just put down one
OF these wells near our Office, which works
admirably. 1t was pumped for five cOnsec-
utive hours on Monday last, and indicated
no lack Of q full supply of water at the close
of the test. These wells consist of piece
OF common gas pipe, about 1t inches in in
ternal diameter, on the bottom of which is
about 20 slots, ] OF an inch wide and p in
ches long, to admit the water and keep out
coarse sand and gravel; in the end Of this
pipe is put an iron point, about inches
long, with shoulder for the tube crest on;
the bottom end of the pipe is banded,
to keep it from splitting An in
side filling apparatus is then put
in the tube to prevent it from fill
ing up With sand or fine gravel through
the slots. Thus rugged the pipe is ready
Tor driving, and is then driven into the
ground by Sledge hammer. 10 depth
sufficient to obtain an ample supply OF wa
ter. The inside filing apparatus is then
drawn out, an ordinary cistern pump screw
ed on the end of the pipe, and after pump
ing out your fine sand. your we'll is COM
plete, and in working order A few hours
is sufficient in which to secare = good Well
These wells are put down at $50 per foot.
pump extra They can be sunk to the
depth OF forty feet. They are destined to
work a complete revolution in well dig
ging.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

AGENCY OF THE GLOBE LIFE INSURANCE
CONPASy The Globe Mutual Life Insu-
nnce Company, .ol New York, has appoint
ed George II. House, Esq, Of this city, as
their licensed agent for the State OF Michi-
gan. The company could not have made q
better appointment Mr.. House is the
present Deputy Secretary of State, and is
an energetic, thorough going man, with
business qualifications well fitting him for
such a position. We understand that he
has been rendered the general State agency
Of the company His extensive acquaint-
ance throughout the State and his intimate
business relations with people from all
PORTIONS OF the State for several years past,
would give him advantages for such
position superior 10 those Of most men.
laeGlooe is first class company, destined
% DO large business throughout the coun-
~ and We Opine the company could not
secure the services OF a better manager OF
10 Affairs in this State than Mr.. House.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY EXTENSION.

/ GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY ExTENsION.-The
last number Of the s.. Joseph Trareler
contains the following article:
The Board OF Directors OF the Chicago <
Michia Grant Trans Railway. 10 session
ii-t weeh directed the Pres
ilrnt 90 the Company 90 employ frlcE
Su1u.-y ESD. Engineer o. the O. ]. aaIi-
way Il 9 aiaaa 10 locate the road a. soon
as posiol Ar. Stanley is expected here
witAu week from the present time and
UPON bis arrival. wlll Orrln.ze . competent
corps o. engineers, and iead them forth L.
the work.
IL b. unnecessary to indulge cd any spec
uialiOls as 90 the exact location " the
track ia Tie vicinity vi This village when
the time tJr an actual aul final surrey j. 50
near at Aaad.
The people 0i Charlotte have Offered
$3.50 900 90 have the road located from
OtsegO d that point ciI Bellevue That
amount Of money j. sure 10 be- paid the
company now WhcheF-. route L. may take
from OtsegO.
lne commissioners all instructed 10 pro
ceed al once with the work II procuring
subscriptions 20 the capita. stock Of the
Company. Mr. II. &. >t0ughton, Of Otsego.
is procuring local subscriptions along the
line from that point 10 Lansing, and feels
confident that he can secure 800 600 Of
reliable stOcS in that locality tie present
spring.
BY the direction OF the Board. an Orle.
mas been issued 10 each subscriber. Jy
which he Is required 20 pay % the Treas
urer Of the Company i've per centum OF his
subscription, On the fifteenth day Of Nay
j. IN. f.a N...
location and construction Of the road
Mr. Bridges has given Mr.. Morrison
almost positive assurance thar he will be
able to negotiate a loan OF four million
dollars, on second mortgage bonds. 10 be
used in constructing the road bed. erecting
buildings, etc. the first Mortgage being held
Tor the iron, and rolling stock
The Board are all united 10 the determi-
nation 10 prosecute the work with the ut
most despatch. and strong hopes are en-
tertained that the whole line Of road can
be put under contract the present season.
W mans faith 10 the ultimate success Of
this enterprise need waver for single mo-
meut l. nD ail should come from Mr.
Brylges oc from any other foreign source.
the people along The line vi the proposed
road nave The ability aui the means 10
construct .t themselves. j. it shall prove
failure, contingency watch We DO not
contemplate the people who are 10 Doe ben
Gifted by the road viii have only them
selves % thank for that failure Other peO-
pie are building roads with not half the
merits this one Possesses. ana with less
means than our people can control j. Il
too much io ask 81 TIE people mat they
shall all unite now. and give this cnterpi lse
Il new mDrtus and push IL ON L. connie
ton
The Lapeer Cl,rtOn OF last week saws:
Qlie,ly. and without b0mbast or ostenta-
ton, the preparations are being pushed
forward, Tor the early completion OF
the Port Huron Lake Michigan Rail-
road Messrs Davis & Peter OF this Vii
lage, have been awarded the contract for
Ties for Lapeer County. Work on the bed
o. the road viii De commenced in 4 lew
weeks
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

SALES OF REAL ESTATE. -Messrs. EkSteln
* Lederer have bought OF Hon. Daniel L.
Case, for -. 600, the north bali of the
block formerly known as the Dodge and
Beebe block, facing % feet OH Washington
Avenue, three stories high
Or. R. W. Nelson bought OF NJ. Hudson
lot c, block Isl. with dwelling thereon, tor
$2.25O.
Hon. d. c. Leach bought of Dr. r. ".
Nelson five acres south OF the Reform
School, on Michigan Avenue for 81. 600
D. VI. Bagley has sold to Samuel Brad
shaw. ca rods in a square form or Y W
corner OF Block 243 fronting : rods on
Larch Street. ana ; rods on >hiawassee
Street, for 500 Mr.. Bradshaw wiu erect
dwelling thereon this year.
ID. II. Morrison has sold TO Harmon
Frilitz his house and lot, on Block 24S, for
$3.50. Mr.. Morrison has bought of Thomas
Safer the south east quarter Of block Is,
Townsend plat, for S345.
Thos. ]. Clements has bought of Samuel
Borden, for $500, lots IL and IL. block
IS, containing one and one-half acres.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

DROWNED. "A little girl, aged about II
years. daughter Of Mr.. Robert West. re-
siding 10 the Ist Ward, near the foot OF
Washington Avenue, was drowned about >
O'Clock on FRIDAY evening las She bal
attended, seiIOO al Jay, uud after .sciOyi
in company VIII several other small girls
went down 10 the bank Of the river 10 PLAY,
near tie saw mill Oh the west side, just
above the dam. While he group we're
playing Oh the bank, Tie little Miss West
had her shaker carried Oh her head into
the water 10y the wind, and she lie
roicaliy waded in afier il. she was
warned OF the danger OF the under
taxing BY some other companions, but 10,
heding their advice, she passed ont into
the current, which being quite strong, car
ried her over the dam. she wls seen by
gentleman standing on The shore 20 come
10 the surface Ofthe water below the dam,
and ~ brush her hair from her face, and
then to sink away out Of sight. We are 10
formed that the gentleman who saw her ~
the stream was unable 10 swim. and hence
il was not in his power 10 render personal
assistance He at once gave the alarm.
the saw mill was stopped, and efforts made
for the recovery Of the body ana continued
uninterruptedly but without success until
Sunday evening about seven O'Clock. It
being nearly dark, the large party 0i men
who had been prosecuting the search AL
day long we're about repairing despDnding
~ 10 their homes when two young men
thought to make one more attempt which
proved successful The body was lshed up
with q hook from directly under the dam
whittier it had been carried by tile action
Of the under current formed by the water
falling over the dam The body was in a
perfect state Of preservation, and save q
Druise near one eve was free from being
marred The funeral Of the unfortunate
girl was held Monday morning, at tie
Franklin street church The ieelag ofpar-
ents over the loss Ol child when taken
from them by the hand Oi disease is sad in
deed, but what can be the measure OF grief
when dear one is taken. in the vieor Of
health, under such heart rending c.rcum-
stances. IL can De better imagined than
described.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
H. p Henderson, Esq, County Clerk,
writes Us Is follows, in regard to the meet
ing CT the newly elected Board of Superyi-
sors Of this County: The newly elected
Supervisors met At the Court House on the
10th of April, for the purpose OF adopting
a uniform mode Of assessment throughout
the County but adjourned without pre-
seribing any rule for the assessment OF
property. The meeting resulted in nothing
more than 4 general comparison of the
views Of the Supervisors in relation to as
sessments. from which it may be expected
that the uniformity Of assessments through
out the County will be promoted"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

MAsOS.-An auxiliary society 20 the De-
trOit Soldiers Monument Association vas
formed at Mason, on Monday evening, April
l6th at the close ofan address by Gen. B.
~ CutcheOn, OF the Goth Michigan Inian-
try. The following persons were elected
officers OF the society: President, Amos
E. Steele; Vice President. o. VI. Barnes:
Secretary, q. NJ. Huntington Treasurer,
Lucien Reed
a. Steele, Esq, was arraigned before L.
5. Commissioner Gibson, Of Jackson. one
day last week, on charge OF doing con
veyancing &c, without icence Some
testimony was taken, and hearing was al
jOurned.
The prOprietOrs OF the distilery have COM
promised by paying the tax OF 1000, and
the property seized has been released with
ont penalty or costs This course was rec
commended TO the department by a large
number of influential citizens OF the yiclni-
".
Ed. Norris was brought up on Friday,
before Justice Bristol, on charge ofstealng
divers and sundry hams Of Mr.. Story, of
Aurelius The proof was abundant, the
prisoner having been tracked to his house
His boots, which had peculiarly arranged
rows Of nails in the sOles, fitted the track
to perfection. and to crown all the hams
were found under the floor, so that Ed, s"
bowling 10 an inevitable necessity plead
guilty, and was fined $40 Pretty dear
hams.
On Thursday, l. H. VandercoOk arrested
one Smith near Chesaning for stealing large
quantity Of wearing apparel from Mr.. Gard
ner Fletcher, of Wheatfield. Ii seems the
fellow had hired ont to work for Mr. fetch
er and commenced by stealing his clothes.
The prisoner was brought before Justice
Bristol, and was held to trial, and in de-
fault Ofbail was sent to Jail, and is in a fair
way Ofgetting steady employment by the
State for a time
On Monday, a brother of the above men
toned Norris was arrested for participating
in the ham stealing operation, and followed
the example of his illustrious relative by
pleading guilty, and was fined $40 Verify
the way ofthe transgressor is hard
Quite large number OF new buildings
are going up and others are preparing to
build. The prospects are that there will be
large additions to the buildings and Dopu-
Iation OF Mason during the coming season.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25


COMMON CorNcn. AT a meeting OF the
V0sneil on Monday evening last, the mem
0ers OF the Board Of Education presented
IL account for services the past year
mounting in the aggregate to sls2. The
oai was made out al 50 to each member
or each nights services. The account WIS
referred.
Ane committee on streets reported in ia
'0r OF grading Grand street, from Ottawa
" >niaWaSsee streets. The same commit
ee also reported in favor of filing the bols
% ''t J. block pa. to be paid by the per
sons owning said lot. The committee req
0Onended an appropriation to aid in 6u-
ng sad hole. '
a o0umunication Was received from the
-S-'u Of Health recommending that all
s',10s ofthe streets in the city be compile
- 0e'0re the FIRST of July, and that no gra-
ing Be done after that time.
"a AsSs's- B. l. Williams and Alexander
SA0e were appointed commissioners on
= grading Of Capital Avenue. in place OF
-s1S's 0. A. Jenison and J. W. Post
.SueC'ined serving. The other commits
'0s' On said grade is D. N. Bagley.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

-O"EH IoVS ITRNs two weeks
80 l. N. Burgess sold his dwelling and
-''e o. ground, on the correr Of Sev-
vi ~, and Willow streets to parties from
-.s1all for s., 500.
-us residence formerly occupied nv DR.
Os,a ~ mas been sold to gentleman from
49,. s-' eontemDlates removing here and
business " VI tue mercantile
s.,.. S'4Aft Is erecting a warehouse one
So -. Of tne shoe store occupied by the
go SlO'ners, for the storage and sale
~.~,. 80 &c B. Z. Hart & Co. are also
r. Store for the sale of Millinery and
gods near by.
,,S Al y, tuner mas bought The STOCK Of Drugs
s,., Ssai'iOes iOSlserly owaei By the Pratt
ss., anu until his new store il com
Sscd '"ue 10 business at the old
s,s,.-', Elliott has sold the last of bis
Car s.. muses. on Franklin ST., to a Mr..
y run son Laingsburg, for $3.50.
EAs MIN ,'uelo mas rented the upper story
akmI'O Huilson & Stuart, who are to
so y Win machinery for the manufac-
sas., s-sn' doors, blinds, chairs. SC. A
shNs. nl-nuiactory has lately been start
sss- building formerly used as a fur
G..%.' = Turner & Bros. Mr.. VERT, !.
-ns Of the proprietor. -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

IONA AND LANSING RAILROAD.-NOtice
4 hereby given that 4 special meeting OF
the stockholders Ofthe IOnia and Lansing
Rail Road Company will be held at the vii
hge Of Portland, on the 10Th day of May
text at one o'clock Z. W. , for the purpose
Of eecting FIVE directors To fiji vacancies
occasiOned by the resignation offye Of The
directors, who have resigned in order that
directors may be elected residing at various
points on said road Dated April 20th,
1866. II. RICH, President
R. B. SMITH, Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

New MCsIc We have received from the
publishers. "Lillie OF the SnOw-stOrm," !
temperance song AMI chorus, and "Andy's
Veto, capital comic song, adapted to
The times. These are by Henry C. Work
and will no doubt be as popular as his other
songs have been. Price 30 cents each; pub
Eshed BY Root & Cady, Chicago.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Allen
Goodrich, Esq, adyertises for sale, in
another column, the valuable lots owned
by him on Washington Avenue. II is one
Of the finest sites for residences IN the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

OBSERVANCE or THR DAY OF FASTING AND
PRAYER. Thursday last. the day set apart
By the Governor as day Of fasting and
prayer, was quite generally observed In this
city. Most Of the places OF business were
closed, and Union religious services were
held at The FIRST Presbyterian Church
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

The citizens OF Battle creek are 10 baild
Il first class hotel in that city 80. 600 has
already been subscribed IS stock, ana s..
600 as donations, and as soon as $50. 600 IS
raised an Association is TO be formed, who
VII select site and build such hotel as
the increasing business interests ofthat city
demands.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

DEMOCRATIC APEE.-The Jackson Pat,-t-
q and the Jackson Eagle have been merged
mo one concern, ard Mr.. J. W. Higgs. OF
he Patriot, intends 10 start Democratic
PAPER, as soon as practicable, in this city,
,ob called "The Lansing State Democrat. p"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

-'.--I o.r s1bscTIbers VII Ind litAcl0c 20 thsir
siss an their papers indicate the NCABER Of the
-. 10 which their subscription = pad. BY tie
p.Y-~..s,r'' !. meant the o. WHOLE hUhBtk, which
nay osae IN ne nssess q 'as i pess week shSa ,y
- - ,s.,bsrs Constituting year. BY referring o.
~ ~. lsr ia the heading ~ the paper and eomp4r
- Il viii The number asI.eAse 20 tlis nAns on a.
rss. -.Ss - .eoarts stand % cur books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

SALtoF THE LOWER Town FOUNDRY. -
Doctor ". II. Haze, Of the firm OF Haze &
TOOker, has sold his interest in the Lam
sing City Foundry, 50 Thomas Metlin, re-
Gently OF Ohio, for eight-thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars The firm VIII
hereafter consist of and It's business be
Conducted by J. T0oker and Metlin.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

MAsAzINEs We have received Harper,
Cooley. Lady's Friend, Hours at Home
Bsadle'5 Monthly, Our Young Folks, Peter
,on and the Atlantic Tor May All excel
lent numbers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

The Livingston Republican says: A
stock company has been formed, AMI funds
subscribed, for the purpose of purchasing
and preparing race course, or track. in
the immediate vicinity Of the Fair grounds.
The track will probably be ready Tor use at
the next annual Fair
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
ESIATE OF WILLIAM B. BARBER

ESTATE OF WILLIAM 3. BARBER
II cecsssed-SIAIE o. MICHIGAN. Cogutv -
lnEhaU, ss--At = session Of the Probate r5r-t
ioE Ine co-nty o. lnghsm, holden a. tie PROBATE
once 90 The village II Mason. on N9.aav ~
ION Cay q April. "a the year one thoueiu,' eiyhf
lun1ree and sixty 81 Prssent Ho-ato Prstt
Judge q Probate IL the matter u the e-ts-, ~
n l-llA1 q Barber, deceased On reaci NJ art e NJ
tie Petition duly verlde1 q C8ihariue err r-vsrS
tlai letters OF administrator upon SAID ests.s ~
granted 10 Newton y Muscstt
Inere1pon Il isordered that Wednes av the 9th s.v
OF Nay 1890 a. ten clock in the forenoon e.ssivr
60 ior tie hearing Of sad petition and that tbe
helrs a. law Of SAID deceased and al other persons
interested II SAID estate are required 70 a-rea-
session q sAl1 Court, then 20 be holden the Pro
oAIe Of1ce, II tie village q Mason ana show eauss
II any there be, why The PRAYER OF the rafiris-s-
slo--1 not pc granted And u = further Ordered
lnAt SAID petitioner give notice 20 the persons ~
tereste- n sad estate, Of the peudencr q said
petition and The hearing thereof. by causing conv
Of tins order 10 De published in the Isnsirg .sts ~
Poelc2n eEspaper printed ard circulated n sais
county or lnshAm, successive weeks previous "a
said day OF hearing HORATTO Pp m -
NAHue eoPyJ lS~51Sl Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

DINE DIALOGUEs.-We have received No.
4of Beadle's Dime Series OF Dialogues. for
the use Of scholars They meet with an
extensive sale, as do all Beadle's Dime pub
licatlons. Address Beadle & Co., n. T.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
Respectfully yours,
Mrs A ". NICHOLS.
Signed)

Referring to the above acknowledgment
il affords Us pleasure to announce the
prompt payment OF q Life Insurance, which
was taken out IN the " Globe Mutual Life
Insurance Company" OF Neic York, for
ten housass9 slo1eso, on our lornented Col
low citizen, Col. Asahel W. Nichols
The prompt payment OF Life Insur-
ance policy is 4 matter of such sacred
character as admits Of little delay, and often
is the means of relief from depressing cir
cumstances, which, added TO the pOignan-
cy Of grief might break the heart strings Of
4 widowed mother We feel that the
" Gl0je NVtual LIE Insurance Company"
deserve commentator for their prompt
tudc, and it reflects high credit upon its
officers. Up 10 this time the Company have
had no general agent in this State II has
been established about two years, and has
issued the unprecedented number OF 4, 42f
policies, receiving premiums amounting to
over halt Il million Of dollars. Ii comes in
TO the field with youthful energy, and
under the Inauguration Of principles, the
result of over twenty years experience
of its officers; one prominent feature Of
which is, differing from most others, that
of OA.foJettUre; so that a party paving
two or more premiums, if unable by any
circumstances 10 continue the payments,
do not lose, but receive a full paid policy
for what they have paid. The success OF
the Company in its first fiscal year Is un-
precedented, its assets having reached
about half a million dollars, and the Trus-
tees have declared a dividend of fifty per
cent. One Of the Massachusetts, Commits
siOners privately writes of this corporation:
e The ratio OF net assets, as per the state
ment of the value of the policies, compared
with the liability, is certainly remarkable.
and, as far as | know, unprecedented by
any company OF your age" The same au-
thority says: 'On policies issued between
Nov lst, 1864, and Nov. lst, 1865, YOU had
two losses in 94I.92 years of exposure, or
about 2l-l0O per cent. which is about half
the average of all the companies" There
fore, taking all the policies would be equal
to insuring one man for 96l years and 90
parts. such \ result exhibits a wise dis
elimination on taking risks, as also an ex-
perience. which at once stamps the Compa-
ny rs brilliant success. commenting il
preeminently 10 the patronage OF such
as look for safe investments, and wish to
make provision for those who are depend
ant upon them. We understand that the
General Agent Of the Company, Mr. Henry
Smith, Of New York, VIII be At the Amerl-
can Hotelfor day or TWO. prepared to take
applications for Life Insurance in this Com
pany-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

THE NEW COMMON COUNCIL. The newly
slac,ef Mayor and Common Council Of this
.i,v take their seats one week from next
Monday, the 9TH Of May.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

We learn from the Grand Rapids E4gls
that Judge Hanna. Wee President OF the
Pltsbarg, Fort Wayne IS Chicago Railway.
has been elected President OF tile Grand
Rapids and Indiana railroad Wee J. Lo-
max resigned Tie Eog expresses hope
that this railroad will now bs pushed for
ward 90 completion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

- Hon John " Longyear last week.
presented rem1ustralce against the AM
BOY land grants, signed by more than l. 100
citizens OF Ingham county. The bin extern
ding these grants for seven years. has pass
ed The Senate. 1t provides that tue road
from Lansing to Saginaw shall be running
By September ls67, AM only graats land
for the road south of Lansing. upon the
completion OF u corresponding number Of
mixes North Oi saginaw.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

V.vrED.-A girl to do homework.
s,sadv employmen. and good wages In
on,ra AZ the Republican Office.