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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
WHOLE NO. $50
PERSONAL

\ A1e-e paper SAYS Mar Mccarthy OF
Bonnie Sue Flag memory. IS q. tie Gre
u0rue Gardens. london
Congressman Hubbard. from West Vir-
gina Las U.s. returned his extra $4,000
sar.a-y 90 Tie conscience fund OF the Treas-
ury
Queen Emma OF HawaH. who las been
much Ioriz-l n London ANA Paris IS eX-
pectet Co arrive in New York in a day or
TWO.
WaIer Brown q, Portland. Tie cham
p.on sculier or New El-l1nd, is going %
rO~ match viii James Haulll Tor Tie
championship Of the country.
senator sherman goes 20 Denver. anl
Will 0e absent until September IS alter
which tine BE- Will take an active part 10
the campaign in Ohio.
Gen. Buffers Lev house al Gloucester Is
% DE o. granite. Two stories high. with slX
three story towers The order 90 the arch
itec.ure Is tAe quaint
Both the London Atisaouu and tie Lon
lou hsGler speak 10 very high terms OF
Josh Billings: HIS Book ot savings" q
VorN which seem, to ind more aY0r
abroad than az home.
Tie following are some oi the heaviest
Pittsburgh incomes John M0olleaG. SIS. @
40. G W Smith St3.3l>. William Frew
Sf3. S7I; Thomas : Clark. SOS 4s2 J. Il
Shamber-er S97534.
John Seayer recently walked 100 miles In
As many consecutive hours al Portsmouth
y. H Winning wager of $500 and q
sickness OF several days in consequence
He was sustained hy a r'im a. / alum bath
i0g eacl OF The last four hour,
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New York Incomes

d. addition 20 tie heavy incomes already
reported IL tie eighth Sew York Congress
ional District, thetolOwing are given:
James G. Bennett. SlJs, CAS-; George Bliss
S223 los. Horace GRAY. S2l.2C4. Robert
Goelet. Sll5. sig. Peter G0eiet 3l9O,5l0.
y. D. Higgins. ol79.3o Adrian lseln,
Slll.923; f. J. King lOl.ll7; ". II. Lee
Sll9.S70: c. q. Landcn, 'l5g. 5Oi; Peter
Moner. Sll5. 5.s52: L. d. Morgan O.. :. Sen
atorl. Sl54. 400: I. NJ C. Patou, SlO2, 666;
NJ. c. Roberts. Sl06. 920; Paran stevens,
SI76.3s3: A. 7. Stewart. Sf,07l. 256: Nm.
B. sloan. SlO7 $50; James stokes, SlO9.-
600: Frances Warden. S47s. 25s- The fol
lowing persons are well known: Rev. L. II
Chapin. Sn.5lS; L. DeimOn.cO. SI6.6l7
c. Delmonico, S34224; Robert Hoe, SIS
333: George V Hecker. S96.76i, sidney
MOase. S3e .052. ". {. Prime, S32.s SO
Rev. Gardner Spring. Sll.3ss.
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Third District Convention

A Rspu1a an Congressional Clarela.- i.- tae
Third l3l D.st-c. " NcLlslu O. nol-i-lfe canil-
iats flr + preventative ~ Congress, ln- O. DO sch
other .sless As may properly cIue bc.lre the Con
yention viii be- held 90 Br r1nson Htl iu the city Of
JAekson ol W lles ly tie -ata Gay August ai IL
O'Clock IN the forenoon
The several counties comprising sad cistrl-i VII
be entitled to three I'D delegates Tor each Rapresen-
iativs 10 either branch of tn ~tste legislature.
JOHN HINMAS.
Chairman Congressional Com.
Battle Creek Arg 8. ls5f
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
Where DO you StandY

The Detroit FREE Press iae Copper-Jobn-
son organ OF The state saws:
We observe that OIL democratic CO..
tsrnorarias u Mars1aA ana Battle Greek
are hot pleased with me appointments oi
Postmaster recently male i9r their respec-
i've citie. u tl0-e app0.ntees are not
omen aud hearty supporters of The recon
srrsction policy oi ile President Then Do
viii. be- very easy % terminate Their o'Acial
career This Administrator l- not li--
f.oseI u feel .-- enemies. uor l- i- AAr4s
fo be- cheated 0y proie-se or silent if4en---
Where do YOU stand. genlemeu
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
a.. IA. COLE.

''l.,i, would Inform the people of lansing ard
..-'y that ne IS permanently loJaict IL the city
-i,siag, aai IS prepared q perform al opera
- Pertaining % the Dental profession, 10 the
-s.si!is scio-y manner. Teeth filed with g0L.
- l'l, or amalgIm. Artificial teeth mounted on
rel c. Armstrong book store Lansing. Nov.
n, lSs5 55Ovl
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Incomes O. 1850

We give the Incomes which exceed $1,000
IN the following counties
dN-qQ5t-O. r. johnson. S5,93l. !. D..
Stockbrid4e S54Sl
Branch j ,. -tnudale, $1,000.
S. Jose,b-A. T. Drake. S5.4ls, John
;. Barry, 5000.
Berrieu-John 7 Edwards. S5.662: Geo.
Parmalee, 81. 965; Francis Jordan. =, COS;
Jas. T. stevens, =, 022.
Kalamazo0-E. B. Dyckman. S7i76;
John Earl. SG.594; j. " Pursel, S7,4jGi
r. ;. Babcock. So. l5o; Alien Potter So
sl6: Henry Brees. S6.421.
Washfeaqv-Henry Cornwel $1,000
Harvey CornwelL 5000; Isac W Land
sl7.325: Dauied /. ouirk, $4,000.
Jacks0a-Alonzo Bennett >5.o0i. Nm
N. Bennett So.l6). Elisha Cooley Sl4-
CSC. Henry Gilbert Sl3l-2. A. 7. Hail.
SO So. D. B. H.baa.d 3 leI; KAey r.
REYNOLDS. SG.4,f. >. q. Reynolds. Sj.6-z
". D. Thompson. olo062: WIZ. II. With
nston Sl467o.
Tie Counties Of Eaton. Calhoun. lnsnali
T Van Buren,, and Cas-. return 10 incomes
reaching $1,000.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
MU,IC FOR PARTIEs.

i2GE2S' NEW STRING BAND. Is IN. name
ass string haut. Just organized Ia the city Of
--sts composed Of four hrst class musicians
- AID ho.i themselves ~ readiness 20 furnish
-A'tr private ar pIblc parties, on the shortest
- ,a1 az reasonable rates Apply % or a.
sS''SL Freeman, az the City Bookstore, OF e. 7
- lansing 55syl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
The New Senatorial Election Law.

Congress has passed Tie Jaw regulating
elections OF L. :. senators. y more nee
e-sary and uaeXcept9lea measure has
seldom been adopted. Tie lay ~nereon
elections ~ senators must ue made i- now
fixed by law. and IS uniform throughout me
Union The vote must be am open one 4
majority vote in either branch o. the Leg
islature g. requisite - q choice, j me Two
Houses are found o. disagree in their choice
then they must meet 10 joint DaLo,' ara a
majority Of the whole number voting j
fhe-a required 10 choose i j. no longer
allowable 10 choose Senators twO or three
terms ahead. a. might hitherto have been
done. 4 choice cannot be- prevented by a
minority. There can be no more such eiec-
tions by a minority as the Senate SCI aside
i'm the case OF Mr stockton. oi New jersey.
In short. this is an excellent measure, With
no conceivable party bias
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
JOINS ~ BAILEY.

-oI and Shoe Dealers, have just received a large
lss1rtment OF spring stock "i Boots aal shoes
r1ss.ilg oi Meas. Womeu Boys Misses
clairen = aud Y0Itns wear custom Work
ronpilylttendei Co.
i5U JOHNS * BAILEY.
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{. A. sCHAFER.

-. '.sAcIJRER ani dealer o. jeweiry. q Cks
s-'-les, pens, &c &c. sore with Carr & Co., IN
10y New Block Mish. Az. sole agent for sale n
~ s'fa'A AZ Watch Co watches .PiQuette celebrated
s...ile pens. Back aud Go. : spectacles &c. &c.
.oAs Ani the public generally invited q examine
80 Aad prizes. Spec a. attention given, as here
% The manuiactare of iewelry and repairing.
- =. s''k warranted BAiiey's New B-ock, Aichi-
- avenue, Lansing NicaisAe s75ly.
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c. II. MARTIN.

saE2lNG SALOON, over Dart * DAVIS HARDWARE
sore Lansing shaving aui Hair Cutting IA the
issi style. Has also a LADIES' Department, f0T the
-la..a-ture u an kiE Is o. Hair W1Tk, 10 conuec-
10 Eish ais shop. 5esyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
LII. LEANENMORTH.

-AitloR. ClesaaIng Saginaw county, Mica. vii
llplonpily t"Slrv- -yiug and Mapping Exam
=. i1d bes,-Ibins i-lrd- Examining iitie- Boy
~A-- s,iilng Ltnis fayIls Taxes. &c- 57Oyls
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o. b. CASE ~ CO..

...,.,-s 20 j G. Bailey 4 CO.. Banker an
s,-s,-ss Brokers. dealers 70 Government sc lri-
- ~ AZ seii EX X-hanzs ,
f.-scg e.. ), ISIS. Day
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15

Tie cholera in New Y0rk and Broosiyn
IS raging 10 au epidemic f9rm. Tie deaths
from cholera are ahou. 200 per week. l.
is stated that a.. total abstinence mel have
ESCAPED the disease TIE same fact was
observed ln Rochester 10 ls52, not s.us.e
death taking place among 1900 soa' O.
Temperance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15

Li-slr,oa So ll4 Michigan ClralryD fhy-iclau,
-! srss1ls. shank ola o-rct north oi Tie
,1tl Lansing. 9oom1+
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15

- Tie cholera prevails as al epilem-
ic In Cincinnati there being "a deaths last
Saturday by cholera, and Is on sunday.
The total deaths in that city from the lst
Of August, OF cholera, are Go. Il also Is
prevailing in Chicago, 20 cases having been
reported in three days. Il has been preva-
leut IN e. Louis for some time. l. Is how
ever on the decrease IN New YORK and
Brooklyn. and l. moving westward De-
troit has thus Tar escaped The terrible dis
ease. If there is any danger OF the disease
il Is at the present time, and every precau-
ton in the way Of Diet and cleanliness
should be taken TO prevent is appearance
in this locality.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
ITO THE FARMERS.
TO T. AR NJ Z r. -.

The quality of or custom made Boots and Shoes,
with which you have been familiar for tbs past
twenty five years % day BETTER than ever before
Our stock IS tanned THE OLD FASHIONED WAY aud
not destroyed by acids ami hot liquors n hasty tan
ming. as is too often ths case with Eastern stosk
Ou- custom work Is warranted 10 every particular,
and embraces Mems, Boys Women 8, Misses and
Chidren's wear Ask for Il ?. BALDWIN * CO :
CUSTOM WORK 556Jl
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INn. W. LONGNEAR.

AZ fs,,ssrv aud Collecting Business, Lansing
T-sI,.. once over the second Natioaal Bank
co.
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NEW STORE \ NEW GOODS.

7. : CONRIIN, formerly Of the
firm " Morrison d Cqnkliu) has just
opened new Jeweiry store on the
corner of Woodward avenue and
Iarned street, Detroit. Mich. and
has on hand a large andw wei. selected
stock ~ Watches. Jewery, silver
and Plated W4re. Clocks an Fancy
Goods. Watch anu JeWelry repair
ing done by experienced wDrkmeu
non't fail to call Al Consl1 when
Won goto Detroit lis elegant store
and beautiful assortment o. goods
are Well worth examining 55tyl
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j. L. LANTFRNIAN.

AlSr Teeth mounted % Cold, silver. or Rub
~ Base. Ofice al his s.i-uce on Grand street.
-eiy east Of The capitol. Lansing. Aichl-
a. 532Iy
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DART ~ WILEY,

rrasyEYs. C,a1se,lrs l1l Sllciiors. Lansing
.,.,ss Prompt teatl1n gwen t. Collections
7,rnsai Taxes. All Iavesugalioa Of Land Titles
..sr fv SO q e. Wiley.
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HUDSON, rflprs.or. -.ls.l. VI. .-aisau. oppo-
tie tls llp.t0. biial- .I-lll stage ullce
isqi.1 Connection with tle Hoas- 5Tyl
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DIR. J. II. BACON.

Late sarge n Of the I8th Nic1 Yet Vol inf Ply
siclan and surgeon. once over Hitchcock Bro
Box store Lansing. Mich.
July l-th l.5f oslyl
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LES OF ADVERTISING

---,'-s. tea cents per ine lor the lrst inser-
le-',.lr q cents PER line f4r each subsequent in-
.t1 - - al no.ice inserted tor less Kan - ci'
-. stees ous-thira more 'hAn in' OF mary
~ s-.,ress n.rsctofy, q per hne per year.
ofs--..r,s ulates. or clts Il any k.ni. ins-fi''i
te-..-i,t,.srs have Ca privl,gs of changing
.,,s,l ssnsats three times
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ASK AND BUILDER, LlHs .ng, Aich., Is prepared
-. soat-acts Tor DONG ali kinds o. Mason work
rss.s promptly s.trnlsit5. Gooi Line water
- IN a9i all chssss u m4tsrit. Kept con
-,iT oa hlni al his res d.nce, 90 coTner u "a z
- y. w,in1t streets 5s)yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
NJ. A. IIEWETT,
4. II. MILLER.

-ayEY AT LAW. War Claim Agent, at No.lr
~, Gawsr Town } lansiag hich- 9'5pm+
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ATTORNEYS and Cogns-lors at law, a-t General
Cam a gents Lansing. y cl
y X pINCEysr f5sfi y WtLcR1v
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
.JACOR cORNELL.

REAL ESTATE AsEST f1r Purchase an4 sale ~ Esll
Ez.afe Renting os Cty Pr9p-rsy, Payment n
Taxs= g.. a.. Fl-. sltsfl-t. s.T=- cr o charge
Lansing M.ch. 5-srl1
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y Gold ID New York on Nonday. Wa
quoted d, 1875.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS once
corner dicniganav snne sl- Grand street, west eLd
Mi idle Town B-i g. Lansing 81 cll
y BALLET. y q d. r L0GE- M p
s--vi
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,TWOOD - FRENCH,

-lsSEYs and Cognse.lofs al Law aai -'iicitors ic
s,s,.-g. Particular attention wiA bs gwen 10
.ns grow cg olt 1t ,he rve 'l' "ti- Oihee over
-, hunters store.
Z rEl0D lo2'.il A i~-''H' -N
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VI. =. RAkER go.
pINrKNEY = MALnRON

EUREKA FOUNDRY aut ya,Ll.e shop. cor.
W-shtenaW y alf Csp.a Ave. 5sey
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y,r AlwAYz u ADvANcE
,.s nspsr Will be sent gratis one year 70
sli Z iss,rg club ~ ni'een cr more s4.-
l.,tsi 50 each yer year
- promptly ani neatly executed "a
II II, Printing And Biuding, Of every ssse-ip'
ri'ii .-'.',.ef .- n connection VITO t1e bin4ery
l'' l'',..ol ,hs Es,l5ishment are uneqaAiied-
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rTgNESs DIRECTORY, &C.
3 J. McKENDKEE

-,sSFy AVO COrNsELOR AT LAW. lansing.
y ~, T. "a A. agsat Tor h1yi1g an 8 selling real
siiis' s'--i 571yl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

VIM. Hoogman, German, residing near
Linevlle, Wayne county, Iowa, has been
arrested for the murder of his neighbor, Geo.
Klider, another German, on the night of the
29d ult. Hoogmsn cut the body of his vic
tim IN pieces, and then burned it, \ desire
to obtain possession of the murdered mans
property seems TO have insbgated the terri
ble deed.
Geo. McGee, Peter Falk, II. H. Broman
and II. o. Newman, well-known citizens of
Cincinnati, were arrested there on Wednes.
day by the United States civil authorities
charged with deirauding the Government IN
rmbezzling, by false purchases, S44, 900
worth of horses, wagons, ambulances, &c.
Philip Greene, a Canadian, aged about 10
years. was killed on Monday morning week,
about halt mile west of Charltan depot,
Mass, on the Western Railroad. The en-
gine of the express train struck him, killing
him instantly.
About O'Clock on the 18th inst, little
boy six years old, son of MIR, Isaac Sycles,
dry goods merchant, corner of Third and
Broad streets, Richmond, fell from the third
story of his dwelling, falling on the brick
pavement, killing himself Immediately.
The body of James Dennison, a member
OF Co. l, Sd regiment United States volun-
leers, was found in Clear Lake, short dis
lance from Camp Butler, at Springfield H.,
on Wednesday. He disappeared on the
night of the 9th inst.
Gov Cony of Maine has set apart by
proclamation the 18th day of April as day
OF public humiliation, fasting and prayer.
DR.. Thomas NJ. Busk, formerly of Balii
more, but lately residing in Richmond, com
mitted suicide in the latter city last Thursday
by taking morphine.
detective of the United States Treasury
Department, Joseph Gaillard, of Cincinnati
has been arrested at Macarthur, Milton
county, Ohio, charged with completely will
the saie-blowing burglars who blew open tn,
sale OF the Treasury recently.
a severe and very disastrous fire occurred
az Buffalo on Saturday, consuming the Cen
tal freight depot, an adjacent elevator,
quantity of freight in transitu, and 400 OOl
bushels of grain. The loss was more than
sl,OOO,OOO
wisconsin abolished, several years since
'ne Death-Penalty. In her present Legisla
'ure, concerted, determined effort has beei
made to restore it, and the political feeling
mcl'od by the War were counted on TO in
eurc Its success; but the bill was on saturda
uelealed in the House by n vote of so to "a.
An order has been issued to quarantine
'he ports of Texas, on account of ofiici,
nouce OF the prevalence of cholera in tn
West Indies.
II is ntimated that Archbishop Purcell, {
Oineinna'i' will be the newly appointe
cardinal at the next meeting of the Consi
,ory IN Rome Bishop Purcell is now sonic
archbishop in America.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

A bound girl in Illinois recently hung n
little boy in retaliation for whipping which
the child's mother had bestowed upon the
girl.
John Lillotson, of Albany, New York
aged 45, has spent thirty years of his life in
station houses, jails and prisons
a Parisian Journalist lately surprised Mr..
Bigelow, the American Minister, cooking
his own "ham and eggs, +" and naturally ad-
mires the diplomatist's "spartan simplicity"
A few days ago soldier on board the Mo.
bile and Ohio train, near Cilronvillc, Miss,
accidentally fired off his musket. The bul.
let went through the window into the ladies'
car, grazed gentleman's hat, cut through
another's coat sleeve, and struck within an
inch OF Governor Patton, of Alabama.
The GAINESVILLE (Fla) Era makes mention
oil the fast filling up of that State with emi-
grants from all parts of the world. 1t bids
them welcome, and assures them of the kind
reception they will receive from the people.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

One of the readiest replies that we ever
heard was made by an lrshman. A gentle
man travelling on horseback came upon an
Irishman who was fencing in most barren
and desolate piece of land "What are YOU
fencing in that lot OF land for, PATE" said he.
"a herd of cows would starve TO death on
the landr'--'And sure, your honor, wasn't
fencing it in to keep the poor bastes out iv
it?"
"Grondfather, said saucv little boy the
other day, "how old are youY" The old
gentlemen, who was much under the ordi
nary size, took the child between his knees,
and said, MY dear boy, am seventy-five
years old; but why do you ask?" The little
fellow replied, "Well, it appears to me YOU
are remarkably small of your age"
"That's q stupid brute of yours, John, -
said Scotch minister, to his parishioner.
the peat dealer, who drove his merchandise
from door TO door in small cart drawn by
donkey; 81 never see you but the creature
is braying." "Ah, sir" said the neat
dealer, ''ye ken hearts warm when frien's
meet"
A pretty girl says; "If our Maker thought
il wrong for Adam TO live single. when
there was not woman upon earth, how
criminally guilty are the old bachelors, with
the world full of pretty girls.
If you doubt that women would make
good soldiers, go to the opera, and you
! will admit that they know how to bar,
arms.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion OF thre'
soies q the large donbe building at tbs E corner Of
oihsINUT and SEVENTH Streets is we'll lighted
which Is unsurpAssed
The instruction given here Of the most practical and
ousAesske eharacer The appreciation Of its value Is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
nlaareu suients were In attendance ana also by the
reAoIneNs with which its graduates lucrative
sltuauona and the large number Of applications made
to the College for them.
Ihe course ofinsiruction includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which Is taught In all It's departments and applications
luht Az u 10 nraetced by the best accountants and bus
nsss men, Each student opens, writes out and closes
several set Of books adapted to the various branches
trade makes out in proper the various papers used
u business, such Us Promissory Notes Receipts Ac
count Currents Account Sales Business Letters
Balance Sheets &C.. and Ia Instructed in the large
variety OF transactions and customs ofbuslness life.
PENMANsHIP
which is important to every business man, receives
especial attention, aud the method u instruction pursued
mere Is we'll calculated to make elegant and rapid penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
inelndng Interest Profit and Loss, Averaging Accounts
LAehsnge &c. is taught in ts shortest and most ap-
oOMAEEcI4t Law, MA1HEnArics, and DETECTING CouS-
BRPBr NorEs are included in the course OF
TELEGRAPHING
both by Sound and Paper taught y one ofthe best
Of practical aud experienced operators every facility
Is hHoiued Tor acquiring full knowledge Of all the
minutia Of the profession.
"a department has heen opened for the reception Of
sadles Tor instruction In this branch. The great and
increasing demand for competent OPERATORS oilers un.
usual opertunif sfor rsmunerAtve emplovment
AS instruct Is given to each student separately,
those who wash enter for any particular branch
so
The time usually required for the complete Counting.
uo1se Courses res from eight to twelve weeks, ac-
eorllng to the Dnmber of hours daily devoted to it.
handsome Diploma, with the te4l Of the inst tuition at
tAehed, is awarded graduation.
students are received at any time, and instructed
at such hours as may hest suit their convenience.
oatA ogues containing terms, &c may be obtained
gratis on application.
AR-CRlTTENDgSs series Of Practical Treatises on Book
kEBtiHG, and JuDdE SHARwooDs lectures before the
Students on Commercial Law for sale at the College.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
From the PhilAdtlrbia Evening Bulletin.
MY SALISBURY.

who came from Little Delaware,
The Senatorial robe to wear,
Andin the country's councils share'
My Salisbury!
Who feared his wretched head would split,
And so put copper over it,
Who did his State no beneftf
My Salisbury!
Who drinks strong Bourbon day and nigh
And carly in the day gets tight;
And makes most offensive sightY
My Salisbury
Who, after his terrific sprecs,
Had in the Senate raised breeze,
Would beg its pardon on his knees'
My Salisbury!
Who is burning blot and shame
Upon Americas good name,
A creature of the worst ill-fameY
My Salisbury!
Who braves the good mans bitter scorn,
Who would be better, never born,
Than soak himself with juice of cornY
My Salisbury
Who staggers through the Senate hall,
Scarce able to his seat to crawl
From whence his rebel thoughts to bawlH
My Salisbury
Who, as he through the Senate reels,
Nor heeds the shame each comradc feels,
Should be elected neck and heelsG
My Salisbury