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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

naking the grant Of land for the constructs. =
the canal The oct says:
NE Leeshtuie Of aid staas shan eauss % n. -.
an aeeurats aecouat . a an expsoli.,,.;eS
e.nstruction rsi asd sFerafi.s Of aid Cspai ~
the earnings thereof; ana vhensr., ~ -
shall b fsly rsinbarssd for all adssno usas ss AZ
repairs and oeer.tos Of aid Canal, vnS
!~gxi interest On all ddcdNcss, she sei1 So 80
shall hs aosed to tai for the Of saia Casa. ~, -
s1k as ssaa k snAeieM 'sPay al wcsssuy erns. r. n.
care, oharys and rsfairs a ~ sam<"
rHE YHAR 1858.
This was an extraordinary year in the 6o.n.:.,
history of Michigan. That year the S..s. -
was only $4,000 90! The democracy nevs, -.
Of parading this fact before the people. M NV
son, by reading democratic papers, would h. :.
formed that any State tax Was ever raised NAV;
Gus to that time, - in al their stasemenh =, ~.
subject they never 60 back Of that SlO. ooO 4.
al their estimates Of the increase Of Stats
they invariably commence With that n Ia 600 o.,
But let Us look at the facts connected v;.l
their finsi cial management of the AFFAIR." of ~.
State during that year, and zee il thev fn,,;.h
anything of which the democracy can bcest
The Constitution Of the State, Art. XIV g..
1, says: The Legislature shall provide for =,
dsswai tar, sufficient With other resourcea a
pay the estimated expenses OF the State govern.
ment, the interest of the State debt snc such A..
iciency as may occur in the resources."
We give below statement Of the current e,.
peuses OF the year 1883, comprehended by thin
clause Of the Constitution. and the resources An.
plicable to the payment Of said expenses:
FABLE,
Shooting the cNrrsn. erpe~ses Of the State for "A,
year 1858, ssd the resources applicable 70 "A,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

A'lrH SENATE DIsrRIcr.-Hon. Joseph R.
Williams. of Constantine, is the Republican
nominee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Of the sS7s,sS3 IL. which the democratic
party expended On appropriations for Internal
Improvement, in addition TO the legacy of $50
442 Is, which they LEFT to the Republicans,
s232, 500 90 was the amount squandered by the
Legislature Of ls4S in worthless appropriations,
wiz be seen that the republican party, in five
years, have contributed to educational, agricul.
tural, and charitable purposes, the sum of s497,.
o04 93, while the democracy, during sese en- years
Of their rule, applied to all these objects only
the paltry sum Of s4l,4s2 OO.. The sum Of
SIS, s44 OS, fraudulent awards was principally
expended during the last month of democratic
administrations, and consists of the following
items:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

This should he deducted f.on, the .bt gwen
ab We, rheh would make the actual state i-tt AZ that
time, 81 i,s 30, aud would therefore aid TN, Of
S53S 6l9 o. To the If tie State debt
In addition Ia tuis the II $SS yI2 ~ shouii t- lie
Quoted from the Republican receipts for the 1859
be- NJ The tier b-ween tie exleni-i upon
the Saul Canal and the loan made exclusively for liz ben
eft THIS would make the total balsnc- aver # the
republicans, 81, lS2 Oe6 IS, nearly aud a hall
millions IL ioiinIs
fURTHKR COMPARISON.
The following table exhibits the objects for
which extraordinary expenses have been incur
red during the past twelve years. We call your
attention, felow.citizens, to the great disparity
in objects for which the principal expenditures
have been incurred by the two parties.
IEns os ExIRA oRnINAkY ExPCprTCREs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

But this quite too favorable show in favor II the
democracy. We gave TIE State debt, rec. ], lsa1,
So 290, l6s 81 but there that time the fellow
ing resources applicable To it's msnt. Join, ioc
| unen,s lsis, No ;, page 49,
resources oi the General Fund 1896 62l 50
! =" IaterDal Imp ov-ment 'uId, 30l ,9'> W
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Rseap,tulation.
Aggregate approp during six oi Republican
rule, for the abovs items alone 46el,:s 20
Aggregate Stat taxes during Elk years Of Re
puohcAu rue. oo-,sSo "
Excess Of appropI istous, ,3lT Sd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

F~ Sher,F-TRUMAN SPENCER.
Esr CSsnty Cle,k-LUClEN REED
Fbr Cgxsfy Teasxry-LEMUEL WOODHOUSE.
F5r Register NJ Deeds-JO9EPH 8. PERSON.
For Juioe of Probate-WII.IAMH PfNCKNEY.
"a Pynsseut;sg Anos1ey-STEPHEN D. BINGHAM.
FLs Cvcwl C0Sst Comasissi0nec-HORATIO PRATT.
Fbs CDuafy Surreyor-JAMES G STAFFORD.
Fbv cyoaers-EDWfN HUBBARD, SIDNEY o. Russell
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

HON. DANIEL L. CASE and s. d. BINGHAM, ESQ.
will address the citizens Of nsham County at the llow
ng phces: -.f..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
Cong rssslomal N0mi .. sloas.

1st p,tric,-BRADLEY y GRANGER.
81 Ustsjct-tERNANDO G. kkAMA<
81 Ihstsict-FRANCiS W. kfiLIs,G
Stb psst.ict-ROHLAND l.. TkON bKllsiE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
state Nosns,sasl os,s.

state N0mimass0ns.
~ GHesror-AUSfIN BLAIR.
FER Lieallenaaf CooesA@-JAME5 BlRSEY
FIR Stat Tfeasurer-i0HS OWEN
fbs A.ditoy Ge~eai-LASGFORD BERRY
Ftw Secsetayy ~ Noke--JAME5 PORTER 1h
fbS CnnA'y If Stale LIad Ugce-SAMCELS 3. LACEY
Far .Smp't IF Pubic Iaa1nctioE-JOHN NJ GREGORY.
1~ Member Board # Eiaeatso~-EDWlN WILLIS
Praids~tisi Aectars-Af Lsygs-HEZtKIABG g. WELLS
.t ga 90 RUFUS H0>ARR
r Z" LIST Hstriet-GkOHGE W. LEE
"a Disuicf-EDwIN DOR5CH.
49, 81 Ns,riet-PlllIUTC5 HAYDEN.
-ds atn Dstrct-AuGusTU3C ObCRN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Republican Nleetlngs.

Fbr Senator, 1Y.YIf Ditrtct-RANDOIPH STRICKLAND
FIR RsDvaenkatsoe, First Dtarjd-HULBERr b SHANK
fbr Representatives Second Distid-HARvEY HODSKIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

snhis i.eludes The month Of necsmber, 1854
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Mr. Adams estimate for the payment Of these
two items goes on inc -easng from year to year,
until 1875, when il reaches the sum Of f2sl,.
l47 old! We commend these figures 10 the con
sheraton Of those who have brawled 20 yocit-
erOusly about Taxes Taxesli Taxes'i,"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-24
8eb 0rltans Dailp Grsstsut.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEpaRTmEu7
gtn 0rltans HIautv Hlarhst,
CREscKrT OYEIcE, No. 10 Camp street.
Nfag.4a,r r. .snrts4.r. ~ nr ~

Monday Evening Jniy 2a i65a 3
The money market opens quietly ID IL there
IS any such thing opening to be realized during
this hot weather. The calls the prominent banks
discounting to-day were large, when placed IN
juxtapositfon with the income. On the street there
was very little doing. and if generous and nu-
merous readers entertain the idea that we CT aay
other person can write a long review, with the
thermometer ranging at 80 and above, they labor
under great error.
The most important feature in finance to-day was
the opening of the proposals for the sale Of It's 08s
city consolidated bonds. There we're only two bids
which did not cover the amount called for. These
bids were BIZ Pct for small amount say 49,
O00--tendered by Measrs. r.. Rodewald q Co., and
5000 rendered by the Commercial Water Works
at IS. The bids, not covering one-half the amount
wanted, were declined.
It is very inauspcious time TO borrow large
sums of money-capitaiists all absent local and
regular operators rather short than otherwise.
The result of the proposals ought not in the least
to affect the credit and standing of the city obi
cations.
AS we before noticed, the President and Direct
ors Of the Bank of Louisiana made their semi an-
nual dividend of get for the last six months, and
an extra dividend for the year Of Oct. This
makes $3.50 per share declared and paid BY thit
bank since the year ls52, say
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Ayer,s Asue Cure.

For the speedy Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague
Rement Fever Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache and Bilious fesers, indeed Tor t
whole class OF diseases originating hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria of Miasmals countries
enabled here offer the community remedy Wicn
while it cures above complaints with certainty Is stu per
fecy harmless quantity. Such remedy r. nYaiuabe
in districts affecting disorders prevail his Gue
expels The poison of Fever aud Ague rol Inc sys
tenn the development oil the alseae taken On
the first approach of prmoniory symptoms IL Is MOI o
the remedy yet discovered for this class Of complaints
hut also the cheapest The large quantity we supply oI del
lar brings within the reach Of everybody ana m 0ns us
cs where Fever and Ague PREVAILS every body should nave
II ana use freely both for and protection great se
rory this remedy other ever Tor me
speedy OF ntemittens that Il conta ms no
Qunne mineral consequently produces no qnsm or other
Injurious whatever upon the constitution Those cured
by It healthy they had never had the disease
poison great variety of disorders arise from its Irritation
among which are Neuralgia Rheumatism Gout, Headache
Kindness Toothache Earaehe Gainrfh Asmt Papation
Painful Affection of the spleer Mysteries fn i'll the Bowels
Collie Paralysis Derangement Of the Stomach all of Which
when originating in this the Intermittent type
become periodical This CUREn expes the poison from tn
blood and consequent them all alike 1t Is an inval
liable protection immigrants and persons travelling or TEN
porury residing in the maarous districts If taken occasonal
or daily while ext osed the Infection, that will be eNctee
from the system, and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
pen into disease Hence If il valuable for potet
ton than cure few viii sitter from lnermitients
they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords
| Prepared by Ir J. @ AVER a co. Lawell Mass.
| Sold by JOHN WRIGHT GO, Nos q and l5 Chartrt
strset Nav Orleans and III M nFTle9ts4. 'tl8 FmSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-24

There was very little doing in Exchange to-day
The counter rate for checks on New York WAS
steady at prem. Outside there were some sIssn
sums offered at sG9a prem. Choice aud good sixty
days at HOT; and though there were negotiations
on the basis of Saturday quotations. say dis We
have to quote from 4, s01 get. dis. Many draTers
hold at tDa dis, but mostly they move on high
crop estimates. In Sterling we have no changes
to note and quote clear bills at l09aGl09s, with
bankers holding at higher rates, and banks stlll
higher-say at 1lod9l1o4. No change in Frames.
The money market in New York on the 18th was
reported as follows:
There in the o. mercantile paper
seeking discount The mpern,ions very heavy aia lsd
dry goods grocery paper and proaee 55 time
Wall than
The buying and going buy "a The IN
will naturally increase ~ demand hank
ctese p price Of money up Sic per cent Y
& On Ms with e9 DAYS g
Short et s. and on temporary soH 1
stocks Or Fst-clas paper, n quite abundant ri
we extract the following from the Boston Ship
ping List Of July 18th
TysY elorHThe price OF this article hes declined sales
cond scarcely be realized The close The position Of The
Gle has not however, materially changed A. few "
can he comparatively low prices of me giet
buk the hands Of parties who are not
SMYRNA az do Charleston IS do. Savannah, % 90 u
| Richn,ond and 80 rolls to New York.
4 IMPORTS FROM JANUARY TO July T. -.
| Rales .l9IiU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-24

Thus done and p.se the city of New aforesaid
this dny and year hs1 alaEt Wi len, in pfeaen Of
Marcel H. Ducros and Antoine Epnd Witnesses of lawful
expressly required aud domcaed in tid city who heeunto
slgn their names with sid appaRrer MR. Notary.
Vhe original sigued j. b. Si4AWS0N and 9herS.
NJ A. DUGR0S
A,EUSaKD
certify the foregoing copy CT the original
10 my Current Register
New Orleans 18th june, IL
The undersigned Recorder cages in and fer Che Parish
Orleans cereS The foregoing Charter has been This
day recorded in society Boo Nc. I. folio ALI.
New Orleans, 10 Inne lSM.
jea0 ltaw5t on ". nAREANTFi. penntv Keenrser
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-24
spEAr POLITICAL woIsK-

cIUsKEys POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Encyclopedia.
RvH " CLUsKEY, Washington, D. O.
1toeatains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
H. 5 5,.s si Legislation of Congress
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
Senators Green Douglas and Cosmers Nessr Stephens
sn q ss msef Hs po CA q s he Kansas
TIE TTitfenden Montgomery Senate English Bills The
The SANG in each oGss ned alp seeea
sR ssssss to the same F's'aS"' 's'ss ~
5ae Genstitn,ion Of the United States. #
Articles Of Confederation.
w Stshnnses 4 1 ,ssd aaa 7s sf''ss
n 5s Isl" Report IN favor lie Distribution q Public
Lands documents sGa' it, with full history OF the
President Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pierces Message veong the River and Harbor
nh HE School Land Bill and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bulwer rreety .,.,s. e,aza.,,
Extracts Speeches of notsd Republicans and Aooi
MI Toombs Boston Lecture Slavery. .zz.a
Fremont and Bgghs9s letters of Aseebtanes ovid
Presideaa Iaclsnps Exclamation against Notification
4 history Of Party Conventions
Report 81 Mr. Davis Of soutn Carolina the Poli;isa
Mn Bnchazsass Minority Report on the same subject.
f;nI Wise GaEues Letters The AmercaI
Organization Apd Hoa A. IL stusrtas ets signed Aadt
on y defending IT. ,,5g scr.
and in NOyfh tfafslins in 1892
history of yitl tue oil. the various R6vttfs
history the ifnited StSs Bagk and atat Petitions
ar flil1,ores IbSuy Spaach and Erie Gale Letters
Isistnry OF he Annexation 81 Texas.
canton of public tie power Of Congress the Ter
THE Nicholson Letter.
5rite Hashyjle Convention aud Georgia Patfnrs1fs
Nisssus Compromise. with every vote thereon asetonaly
els ISL =, wien easrrcs of 1896
Claytoh Compromise.
Wiinat pH3visn
with many ysher things, too numerous 20 mention;
fully treated and vote in Congress- oil
80, ,ss,aet hay1e Il political ssnRration. is given
ss go will tatst the public speaker fully the Kansas
snd other ousSt ienA -
has s,p III a NM ~; Dlnb Of Six Slb.
"a olnso Nto' TAS r. SMITH 4 co, Publishers,
philadelphia
TravTAu MA SSESLEG. Of " ARfotfS DIMENSION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-24

The most eitacua remedy which the medical skill OF OUT
times can devise for everywhere prevailing and fatal NAL
adv II is combined the most active remedias that have
been for expurgaon of this foul disorder from
the blood the the system from It's destructive
Hence should be emplose Tor the OF not only
Serofua but also those other affections which ase from IT,
sneh rs Erupve Skin Diseases St Anthonfs Fire Rose
az Erysneas Pimples Pustues Boches Bans and Bnils
Tumcrs letter and Salt Rhem Sesd Head Rinswem Rhen'
DEBILITY and indeed all complaints arising pn Initiated OF
Impure Blood The popular belief for "mprty Of the blood
Is founded in truth for Scofua degenerate Of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue of this TO pn
rify and egeeate this vital fluid without which soHhu heah
is limos ibla in contaminated constitutions.
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GRANDTRUNK RAIL-
ks is s;9EIcr T wA TouR1sF hss ssp

TRAVEL ERS-Summer Arrangements
Great Northern and Eastern Pleasure and BUSINESS Route
through Canada terminating Detroit Michigan in the West
;th fso Eastern terinin Portland below Que
bee forming cheap cool and delghful Summer route be-
Chcago Detroit and Niagara Falls Toronto Kingston qua
wa City Montreal Quebec sagnenay, hite Mountains Fort
land Boston, New York, and Atlantic Cities.
This favorite route embraces the most attractive scenery
ana Rapids Of st. Lawrence Ghandere and Montgomery
Falls Saguenay River and White Mountains +, /.
Tnrsts Will have an opportunity Of visiting that marvel Of
SCIENCE the great Victoria Tabular Bridge. i.
Through EXPRESS Trains Detroit daily on the ARRIVAL OF
trains from tire South and West ,,.l
Ask for Through Tickets via Grand Trunk Railway which
can he had Mt The principal Railroad offices in the United States
and Canada j. HARDMAN General Agent.
sn w bi IwER su aWIY General Manager a2ld
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-24

Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at o'clock
A. NJ, in lien Of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will leave city Sundays every hour
frenp5 NJ. until Ii p. NJ.
From and after Sunday 9th May, the Cars will leave
either end of the Road every hahour from O'Clock p ~
O'Clock P. NJ. 4,
Eose will make extra special trips from the Lake
at night required the Conductor must however,
ceve due notice.
- l. ...,-
cts at the Office under the Depot Cheeks return tickets
will he handed them the cars.
my1 N
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hand not cleared sso4s
SuoARWe noticed sales Of about 10 hbds.
from first and second hands ut firm rates. Far 70
Fully Fair 7a@slc. % ID.
MoLAssss. We did not hear of sale Of any
importance.
FLOUR. About $500 bbls. were sold, of whieh>
80 Common at So u.s. 100 at 81 so, 20 Fine at s. 90.
900 superfine at S. IS, li6S, in several lots al
As So 100 at S. 60, 1875 at SIS 62S 90 at IS IS, 200
Extra at 81 90, 800 in three lots at 81 %, SO at
ST rs, - at IS 90 and 100 Superhne and 1000
Extra, in fonr or five lots on private terms.
GRAR . The sales of Corn embraced about
$500 sacks, comprising 400 Yellow Mixed, in poor
order, at 60c. l65 Mixed at 6l 200 at 81, $50 at
625, $50 Yellow and White Mixed in two lots at
&C. 26o0 White Mixed in three lots, ut 67, zoo Vel
low at IS, l25 Prime White at 80, and 100 dam
aged. from fatboat, at 45c. % bushel. In Oats we
noticed sales of some $50 sacks st. Louis in two
lots at Ale. ID bushel OF Bran HOO sacks were
sold, including $50 sacks in three lots, at 81 loo
81 III, and 300 at 81 10 y 100 lbs.
HAYWe heard of some $50 bales Western
sod including l25sat S22 90, so Prime at s2T and
| SO Poor at $50 90 . tun.
Provisions. :. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail lots at SCI 90 D bbl. fer Mess
In Bacon the sales comprised 20 casks Shoulders,
on private terms, and 20 at 95c. U III. In Lard we
noticed sales Of l25 tierces Prime at l4lc and 26U
kegs at lie. U b. Prime in kegs offering at 1ce
% Ii.
COFFEE We did not hear of a sale.
BAGGIse AND RopE. The sales of India in
eluded 100 bales at l59c. o h. OF Bale Rope go
coils Choice Machine were sold az Sic. % ID.
Sp1RlTs TURrENTINE. "A lot of 100 bbfs. was.
sold at SEC. U gallon
PeTAroEs. We noticed sales of 700 bbls. At
81 l2a00sl 20 for st. Louis and Pink Eyes, and
81 90 q Dbl. for Louisville
WHISKY. Nothing of any moment doing.
FREIeHTs. :. We heard of no new engagements.
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SCROFUhA, OR KINGs E ss asa Is - S2ss sbs
fluid becomes vtia,ed Being in the circulation,
peryades the whole body and burst out in on any
which may destroy The seFefaaas faint is Tonsy
food impure air filth and filthy habits The depressing vices
and above ALL by the veueeai Infection Whatever be Us orr
rim II is hereditary in the constitution, descending from
parents to children the third and fourth = IN
Az Ii seems 10 be rod of Him who says will visit the
niouities of the fathers upon their children
lis effects by deposition from the blood Of corrupt
ar uceros matter which iu the lungs liver and internal gans
Is termed ubercle in the glands lngs ana on The sur
the blood depesses energies Of life that scrofnous
sttjons not only suffer from serofnous complaints nt they
have mi ess mower to withstand the attacks OF other diseases
consequently numbers perish By disorders which athongh
in the SYSTEM Of the consumption which iecma'es the
human family its origin directly in this serofuous CON
tamnation many destructive diseases OF The liver Kid
neys BRAIN indeed of all the organs arise from or are ag
One quarter of our ali people serofons their
invaded by lurking Infection and their health
hy IT. To cleanse it from the system must renovate the
blood by alternative medicine and inygoate 1t bS heahS
food and exercise. Such medicine we supply in
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Rthislu Of the Mlarktis.
CREeoxEx orYIcx, No. 10 Cssr sTRgET,
Tuesday Morning, July "a, 1850

CREeoENT OrRldE, No. 70 GAIT sIRkEf,y
Tuesday Morning, July "a 1850
CoTroN The demand yesterday was confined
to one or two buyers, who took only LOO bales
Our quotations remain nominal. Two bales of the
new crop were received on Sunday evening, the
first BY the river this season. one from the planta
ton Of Messrs Rivers Shields, Concordia parish,
consigned to Messrs. John Watts Co., ciassed
Good Middling, is well matured and handled, but
little leafy staple good. Another from the
plantation of Mr. Eli Tullis, Tensas parish, is
classed as Middling Fair, is well matured and has
been well handled. A third bale reported to be
new proved to be old crop.