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ADULTERATED LIQUOR. = Dr. Hiram Cox, official Inspector of Liquors in Cin- cinnati, in a recent report on the adulter- ation of liquors, relates the following:
 "I called at grocery store one day, where liquor also is kept. 4 couple oi Irishmon came in while 1 was there and called for some whisky, and the first drank. and the moment he drank the tears flowed freely, while he at the same tint caught his breath like one suffocated oi strangling. When he could speak ht says to his companion, Och, Michael, bu- this is warmin' to the stumachl' Michae drank and went through like contortions with the remark, ''Wouldn't it be foine ii a cowld frosthy m0rningW After theS had drank I asked the landlord to poul me out little III tumbler, in which dipped slip of litmus paper, which wa, no sooner wet than 1t put on scarlet hue 1 went to my office, got my instruments and examined it. found it had + pei cent alcoholic spirits by weight, when ] should have had 40 per cent. to be proof and the difference in per centage mad, up by sulpluric acid, red pepper, pclitory caustic, potassa, and brucine, one of thc salts of nucis vomica, commonly calleC nux vomica. One pint of such Hquol would kill the strongest man."
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 THE RIcH CAsE.-The now celebrate, Sl00.000 breach of promise case, entitlel "Carztang vs. Shaw" is on trial again d St. Louis. It will be remembered that ol the former trial the jury returned yer diet for the full amount claimed Sl00, 00t and it is this, together with the higl standing and wealth of the defendant that renders the case so interesting. Nh verdict is the largest ever given in tn world in similar suit. On the presen trial. an enernous amount of new tcsti money, principally dispositions takel abroad, will be introduced. Itcomprise the evidence of over fifty witnesses resid ing in Brooklyn, N Y, Charleston, s. c. Cincinnati, Baltimore, and elsewhere and in bulk would fill an ordinary cham pagne basket. The counsel on both side have been industrious since the last trial and some very interesting development may be expected-though, undoubtedly the court will exclude portions of tn testimony. Both parties-Miss Eff Carzatang, complainant, and Hem Shaw, defendant land appellant )-visite Charleston lately for the purpose of aid ing and instructing in the examinatio by commission. Both took lodgings at th Mills House. Charleston Courier.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE, Helena, Arkansas.
MRS. NARY 4. 0LDHAn Plio,i,,

1HIIc. -HAIC 4. OLOH1. .H P-i0ei,,,J THE Spring s Summer Session of tl,ie rrs.; I tuition will begin Monday, Februarv ig.b in the house occupied during the last term a1 Elm street. VN The prineipalof this Institution is ,letern;,., that is character shall be such as will ra,l 2. to the interests of parents to patronize #. All departments will be conducted b, ~ most competent teachers.
 Boarding for pupils can be obtained in ,bo family of the Principal.
 TERMS OF TUITION frlhary CIass 0a Preparatory s..........................I I5 0e Academic Class, 1st year................... IS so
 4 2d !" ....... 9a eS
 .s 3d .............. @ cS
 4th ......... 91 oo Incidental charge 0o
 ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES: Music on Piano or Guitar. 9s ao Use of Instrument. ent............. eo Nocal MUSIC co Freneh--commenced ......................... 70 e4
 advanced d..........................I IS e0 DraHll OB Idl1llnE ne acknowledgements. ........................ S 00
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AUG. II. GARLAND, EsQ.-We publisl Tn another column communication iron Lafayette county, recommending to tn, consideration ofthe public A. Il. Garland Esq, as one worthy to represent this dis trict in the next Congress. It is an ap propriate compliment, appropriately ex pressed.
 Mir. Garland is we'll known throughou the district and especially so in this pors tion of it, for he is "native here and t the manor born" He does not, then, re. quire or need any praise at our hands That he has talent, nerve, and proms ing future, all who know him will readi. ly allow. Should he at any time become representative of our State, the interests of the State and country will not suffer in his hands. He is at this time winning golden opinions for himself in the honor able discharge of the duties of his profes- sion, and we don't know that the onerous duties of that profession will permit him to mingle in political affairs, or that he is willing to surrender its solid benefits for the " bubble reputation of political pre- ferment. But, perhaps. he might be il1- duced, if by anything, in the language ot our correspondent, "by solicitation from his hest, strongest, and most working friends, political and otherwise, to appeal in the struggle. "- Washington (1rhs. TeleqroDh.
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CHEAr vHARITr----A great nli.ls s,.s g1, a ,ess,s tIe-s-Jfie funeral Qisc0urses, and ss-7sTso roltIzens will wear erape for one month. :" For the remainder of the winter, the
 hitherto neglected churches were filled
 with solemn and attentive worshippers.- ] Portland Advertiser.
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Heg The account of the duel between Gen. JACKSON and DICKINSON, as given in s, .sris sss'ark PARroN's Life of
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through this that his connection with the matter was discovered. At all events, the officers state that they have a sure thing on him, and that his conviction -en three charges of forgery, at least, is anrtajo
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BsR-As a simple act of justice to Mir

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

Delaware Ciy schr. W Rawiey Rawiey Philadelphia;
Sh Albert Cotton Eizabethpor with ss aud
one ehan) Neptune. kuter PHILADELPHIA; July Grecian.
PROVIDENCE, july s-Arr steamers Penguin Williams,
New York; Petre Baker New York. Israel Day,
sasSa FSs hSGf s
Daniel Webster Perry Elzabeport soop Sonybrook Pac
bet, Tyler. Port Even. Sid schrs Lammot Dupont
DO Kate skidmore and Potts Holey NV York ioops
America Stedman; Mary Dallas Racket; Fashion. Young
and VIM Mount Field New York.
prAwTuCkET, July 3-Arr schr John Crouch, Anderson
RICHMOND, July a-Arr steamship Yorktown, Couch
nYork; brgs Northern Light (B' dale Halifax; Brothers.
ROCKLAND, June 27-Arr soars Renowri Haskell. NYork
2sh Marbehead ingraham do; 3Sh d Sawyer, Hall. Ma
enas Tor Remedios lput Ia 70 land the captain sick July
bish Hardscrabble, Hall and John AdAms Myers NYork
Citizen Drinkwaer and Mary Langron Jackson, Kichmond
Oth schrs Angelne, Hlx; snow, Conary and Warrior
SAN fRAS6isco june aNArr cDy tel bark YANKEE Homo
lulu l2h steamers Golden Age Panama; Panama Oregon
SD Nh bark Amaad vaparaiso 18th, ships Mary sutton
Spicer NYork Herald OF the Morning. Mitchell Calao Fleet
wing, Howes, Hong Kong; Coqumbo GILL, do.
SAVANNAH. june U-Arr steamship Thomas Swami, Ram
:ey Baltimore CID ship Hampdeu BGtman Liverpool; schr
sALEM, July Arr schr Boundary Blunt Port Even.
Sid schr Zen Taylor, Jones NYork.
July 3-Arr schrs Swan, Dill Baltimore Jos Porter, Yates
Parker Ebethport. NJ Jooes NYork Also
brig George Amos, Nicho, Philadelphia Sid schs frnk
English; 4 Benton. Taylor; T Thompson. Sedman: s
Summons, Candy and Clara Aerftck, Montgomery Phia
WILMINGTON. NC, July l--Arr brig syiphiden (vorg,
Bruund Sunderland ID schr Myrover, Hughes, Nyosk 81
Learned. Framb, saem Sea BIRD smith aud DeRossei
Tucker, NYork n. bark Palmetto. Whildcn. Venice.
wAREHAM July 2s-Arr schr Angler Besse, NYork; 10Th
lett, Alexandria ID, schr Mountain Home. Pond. NYork.
WlScASSET, june 3o-Sid brig Leviathan. Havana.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
ROARDlNG-SE BowERy, CORNER oF THIRD
- ssreet-A few young be accommodated with
furnished Rooms and Board the house all modern
improvements, and is pleasantly located References eK
changed.
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HARTFORD. uy2-Arr seAr. Alfred Han Alrord Round.
Keyport sd 81 schrs Maria Louise Minor. New YORK;
freesone, BoOks, New YORK; scop Mary Elizabeth Post
MOBILE, June 2s-Arr schr D-phine. -, Ruaian. GA
June ae-cls ship Geo Green Fairbanks Noreans SD Br
.hlp wasp Story iAverp,i' ship Charter OAK fAsaer.
NsruIAspoRr, June ss--Arr sohr Banner, ssnbcrn "
Y.rt; s y, "a sas. Sohn Henson, Gardner q.
Philadelphia; znh, Joseph Marsh, Thayer AMI Rossnnah
SEw 3nkTsSSs, June PAR steamship Philadelphia.
Bier Sycrt ga Havana shr Carrie SANFORD Hagsei sa
Anna schmidt MIukep Liverpool; bafk osphss stsrreI
.hiP. ny Clark. Bro.n. RIO Jas;ro Wheeler
Island; Taylor lombard Rastan isisai below coming
m Ssor T b.rs se. Jses @ Yors ND s
riorda, Nelson, sycrk ships Artisan Hnard. Liverpool
Brem BARK New Orleans era Bremen, k1e
nc johnson Pensacola Aramns, MeD Mason, ssai' Foo
flowed . sea ss,h ship Joseph Fish g,h bark Brilliant
SkwBERS, \ G. June 2s-arr schr wave Barrett,
York CD 18Th sehs Napoleon, srnond and Howard How
S6hsoLs IVY AR. .s , Harriet sp,sP sssS
Bride ll,s sven HALIFAX Anaerson rramer Sfork
NEWARK. July s-Arr hrs inssrv sisr Iii.soro: Rio
pie. Norfolk Va. Metamor Ab,ny Mary y Williams. cr5
Motto, cornwall SD schrs Il rneJ d'r, Ihisboro. NIB
xEwBGRYPoRr. July Arr scbr Challenge, Bullock.
sdelpbs via sippcsn Jsne Weeks Eizsbethpot via 40.
NANTUCKET, June 2a-Arr schr D smith Robinson.
York SD Srh, schr flv. Cheesenan. Philadelphia.
Nkw HAVEN, July 3-krr srbrs Vertsude Jones, Eliza.
hethport; Sarah CLARK Grhng Delaware city. Anderson.
Yields Enabehpoft. IadA Ann, Wesm Jacksynvle Pierce
A Brooks. Exabethpoit Warren. ,hapman. Nlgrk; AN
Acken. Acken. New Brunswick shop New Jersey Elizabeth
port si schrs Somerset Philadelphia: shepard DO
Nesia Delaware Chy; Jas Mctlee New Brunswick, Mary
BROMLEY do. Player. do las Buckaiow DO.
PORTLAND, July AR steamer Pstspaco, Vail. WORK
urhrs Juls Newell frOt Alexandria; 81 Willard. Parsons
Banner, Harrington BALTIMORE via kennehunk El0Iise.
Thatcher Philadelphia, George Euiy, Harris. Elizabeth
port Pred Reed McAlmon, do 81 schru War Eagle Hold ioo.
II Martins, Bolivar. fngrshsm. NYork.
PoRTsNouIH Juae z2-Au big orxAyA Peads,2n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

fIlsovrs. June is-Arr Flying EasIs Ha,shnsoo Rio
Amsbury Loodon. -,
Sssos June i6-Arr FALMOUTH. Haines. NOrieans.
GornsscRe June lssld Ninons, Rydn. NYork. Cid issh
c,ssslr.s June IsIn port ship Rano Chase, for SYoES
DO 'a Ssis-ia Hcwes frc,n cad. Msss. ,er %
cs@r Pcscad hence arr iiS di.s BARK orsre crosEs
crss,der Moore. and saIo cTo.eI from Lsg,or9 we're
e he eastward o. he Rock WIND from NE INN 70 'he ION IN
oa DO Ssh soisrino fssdsoa' Sorcans for Ma
Gc.rvrs zz-In port schr Articles. Chase FOR SYors
III rv ll' June is--sa Petrol skinner. Syors.
rsss s:s sss s sG s ss sSSs s. .a
castle and un,ed st.ies le'e Adelste e koocrtsu NCr
wss a asa h nsss oeaer hrSd 40
hssn"ns. june iS-arr Bssars s Meter SYork ni "a
7ls on her re.s,n Ieh ope TSsssr ao @ as s Rss
Boxer NYors tana BON "a from Ssssays . igS "a,
o Far ws. ia JARVIS stand sad soats Pscsc
H.ysss 2tArr bark Hannah rhorn,ou rarr, Port
MIeiisa Newcastle: Lacy EIraseh Hopper do Hannah
Car acs.r seSs sSrrps e .Ss r.e s
.ss. P s ss o% Au%s 20 a 'r sss
Bbser and Geo Tho.s Foes Portland; brgs Zone, ferry,
Burn a. Ss "a @ % csma o sr: 6y VI
Penny MON sers1 no@ner Do carns Hopsss BALI
NOR bss Roames wyman wi.cssrs er.s s'ss wes.sy
Conway woodward. NyorS; kase Lincoln, y, Mclean,
49, o rsa,, mSnn nsgs, ssS I.s Snow smith,
Portisnd KImIra, McDonnell do scotland Collins. MOE
saeIpsa; sSsr I BSfroasS. Bcsisra, boston;
wall big ia Raspes PSleaeiphia f2sh soda Lancaster
Rorsend nh BAH Noiie Ns.I. saow ao.'S 80, snip
sprssue sssaarsh sad NYors ssh. brrs Judge nAlhlw
ca ssh barb odd Felov, Eo carisnss' shr soushern
H.ilsss June FAR bark Horne syd.ey for Cuba On
want q r,ena apchs oeiowl 2sh. brig g1.son osr,sa
lssh schr scd Han,ef Nckay. t1-,ou Y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

BAD TASTE. The Republican pole
which it was expected would be raised on Satur
days owing to the time occupied in making tn,
heavy spices. and to the precautions which were
required to insure against accident, and danger tC
life and limb, was not ready to raise, until it wa:
too dark to proceed with the work of raising
hence it was thought prudent by the experien.
ced mechanics, to postpone putting up, until
Monday. This was assumed, on the part of the
Locofocos of Lansing, as a sign of failure, at
which they showed their exultation (they are
catching at straws now-a.days) by gathering near
by, to give three cheers for Douglas This de-
monstration, had it been made by boys, or in.
considerable men, would have excited no remark,
but it so happened, that this derisve and insult
ing cheering, was done by men who claim to be
the first citizens, and who knew enough, after
the thing was over, to be heartily ashamed of
the part which they had taken in t-especially
when they become aware that there was no fail
ure in the matter.
The whole of this affair, so far as the Locofo-
cos were concerned, was in bad taste, and would
have injured their cause, and their candidate,
if both had not been past praying for.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

| La endeavOrng TO take the census for govern
ment the Marshals occasionally meet with sucl
| difficulties well nigh to deprive them of the
census. The following collo.oquy is said TO hav,
| taken place in western city:
"Who is the head of this family:
"That depends upon circumstances Ii be
fore II o'clock, its me husband-if after
it's me'sel"
"Why this division :"
because after that hour, he's drunk as a
piper, and unable to take care of himself lei
alone his family"
"What is his age:'
"Coming next Mchaelmas he will lack a
month of being as ovid as Finnegan You
know Finnegan:
"No, don't know Finnegan; and if did il
would not help matters Is your husband an
alien"
"Och then he's ailing in.irely. He has rheu-
mates worse than ovid Donnelley, who was tied
double with them
"How many male members have YOU in the
family."
"Niver a one"
"What, no boys at all 2"
"Boys, is it: All, murther, go home We
have boys enough to whip four loaves for break
fast"
w men were you married.
"The day Pat Doyle left Tipperary for Amer
ika. All, well l mind it. A SUMMER day Fever
gilded the sky of good ovid Ireland"
"What was the condition of your husband
before your marriage
"Dvl a man more miserable. He said if |
did not give him a promise within two weeks,
he'd blow his brains out with a crowbar"
"What was he at the time of your marriage
a widower or a bachelor"
"A which! A widower, did you say All,
now go way wild your nonsense. It's the likes
OF me that would take up with a second hand
husband? Do look like the wife of widower?
poor divil all legs and consumption like a
sick turkey. A widower! May l never be
blessed if I'd not rather live an ovid maid,
and bring up a family on butter-milk and prai
ties"
Here the dialogue finished up, the marshal
coming to the conclusion that he could make
more next door. Whether he did we will prob.
ably know at some future time.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

The REPORTED ATTEMPT To AssAssINATE THE
MAYOR OF CARBONDAIE, PENy.-We have re-
celved the following fom Mayor Poor in refer
ence to this affair:
To the Editor of The ". Y Tribune.
SIR: Allow me to contradict the attempted
assassination Of the Mayor of Carbondale." pub
ilshed by you and contemporaries of the New
York press. The facts are briefly this Three
rowdies abused German grocery keeper. and
fed. The German procured gun loaded with
eight pistOl-balls. 1t being quite dark. and mis-
taking two friends and myself, who were con
versing on the sidewalk of one of our principal
streets. he took deliberate aim at us and fired.
We were entirely unconscious of the honor in.
tended until startled by the report. The only
damage done was the shooting off nv friend 5
watch guard-chain. and bali coming in such
close proximity to my head as to spoil my hat.
JOHN NJ. Poor.
CdrJOndlie, Penn, Aug. %. 1860.
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CdrJondale, Penn, Aug. %. 1860.

VIRGINIA DoUGLAs STATE CONVENTION. -
Staunton, Va, Aug. ls.-Late last night q
Douglas Electural ticket was adopted, as follows
George Blow, H. L. Hopkins, J. b. Stoveal
James Garland, Benjamin Randolph, j. ii. Cox
j. b. Ellsworth, G. II. Rowe, G. w. Brunt, Is
rael Robinson, J. A. Legett, G. P. Hodge, G
W. Hopkins, c. T. Stuart, and G. W. Brown.
The Convection adjourned this evening, after
a harmonious session of three days.
The Convention denounced the Charlottesville
Committee of Conference as treacherous, and
condemned severely the course of the Admin.
istratiOn.
The Convention has directed the Electors to
vote for Douglas, if he can be elected. If he
cannot be elected, then to vote so as to beat
Lincoln. The Convention prefers Bell to Brock
inridge
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF AR
ASaENESrs.-The general Committee appointed
BY the wide-Awakes of this city, to make ar
'angements for the Mass Meeting on the 9th O
September, are requested TO meet in the Senate
Chamber, on Thursday evening of this week, al
so'clock. On that evening, it is expected that
the several subcommittee will be prepared to
make their final and definite reports. 1t is to be
hoped that there viii be punctual attendance OF
every member OF the general Committee.
j. T.. TENNEY Cbo;r,oo,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

Are generally caused by Anmacule burroughed in the
SKIN pr. Irssks Magnetic Ointment by its powerful and
penetrating qualities, destroys every ves,ise Of them
restoring health and beauty to the skin whenever ap.
piled, removing Tan and Freck,es
lNriANED OR SORE EYES A. e. Cushing Of South Bend
Ind, says The Magnetic Ointment is the only remedy
in use here for hauei Eyes The Auditor of cur coun
has so much faith in its curative powers in this disease
'hat he not only highly recommends it, bu, offers to for
lett the amount paid in each case, if it fails of cure
il Piles which at this season Of the year par
ucuary troublesome, cured once By Dr. Trssk's
Magnetic ntmen' Apply it TO the parts affected and
small Of the back
NERVOUS OR SICK HKADAcHE Apply the On.men, free
to the forehead and temples and back Of the neck also
to the soes of the feet and palms Of the hands will
relieve the severest headache in thirty minutes
~ Read advertisement in this paper smivl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29
CTATE OF MICHIGAN. County Of

~ Insham, s-Fourth judicial Circuit, in Chancery.
Joseph COwles, comp ainsnt, W. James Harwck and
Isabella Hamilton defendants. suit pending the Cir
cult Court for the county Of Ingha Cbsncery the
village Of Mason, on the 18Th day Of August, 1850.
Ii satisfactorily appearing 20 this Court, By aft iavt
that the defendant James Hsrxick. is resident Of
this state and j resident Il the State of Indiana
motion Of MeS>Ts. Parsons Wiley Solicitors for the
Complainant il ordered that the said defendant James
Harwck his appearance in this TO be entered
with three months from the date of this order ths:
in OF his appearance he his TO the
compliments bi 20 be fled and COPY thereof TO he
served the npainsnts solicitors within DAYS
after service Of copy o. said bill and notice of this or
der and in default thereof that the said bill be tskea as
confessed BY the said Gefen liant James Hsrwick And il
is further ordered that within twenty DAYS the said com
plsnant notice Of this order De published in
the Lansing state Republican and that tie said pubcs
ton be continued in said paper eas. in each week
for six successive weeks that he copy of ,h.
order 10 be personally served the said James Hsrsck
defendant. AT twenty days before the time
for his appearance GRIFFIN PADDOCK
"a firrllf f,lII-f q ramlssInr.r IHnhrn %
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

MErEORIC SroNE.-A meteOric stone. weigh.
ing 400 to 500 pounds, fell, or was supposed to
fall III McAllisterville, Juniata Co., Pa, on the
5th inst. A rumbling noise was heard by many
persons at 5 P. NJ, and one lady saw something
falling rapidly into field. Near the place indi-
Gated by her this stone was found having been
examined BY geologist, he made this report
That it resembled limestone, that it is circular in
form, feet inches in diameter, and Is inches
thick.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

SOME PLUMs MIR. L. A. Weber, of
WilliamstOn, sends us branch from green
gage tree, ten inches long, upon which are clus-
tered, no less than eighty large sized plums-
presenting the appearance OF a grape cluster.
Mr.. W. accompanies the plums by note, in
which he trusts that Republican votes in this
county will be as thick as the fruit which he
SENDS No doubt of it.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29
j. T.. TENNEY, Charm a,
y REPUBLICAN, DAVIS Wopv Tho II.

n REPUBLICAN DAYS WoRK.-The Re.
publican mechanics and working men are respect
luy invited to assemble on the public square, Sc.
'ec.ed Tor the speakng-grOund on the 9th, on Sat-
ulaAy morning. September LIST, bright and early,
with their handsaWs, augers, hammers, broad
axes and spades, to erect three speaking stands,
~ass Tor lsdles, and dining sheds and tables.
Let Us have REPUBLICAN, BEE, in good
earnest, that the needful work NAV be done III
Nth will. Come one and ALL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

'ASPAlGN FLaGs-We are indebted n
' Henry Barns, of the Detroit Tribune for
''some campaign flag. which displays the
OF Lincoln, Hamlin, Blair. Owen and
o'''se' Their flags are handsomely 90,
D. y an0 are furnished very reasonably BY Mr..
.he larger ones are as follows:
Lincoln, Hamlin, Blair, Owen and Gran.
s1 ~, Lincoln, Hamlin, Blair, Owen, Beamsn y
..eoin' Hamlin, Blair, Owen and Kellogg y
-, lincoln, Hamlin, Blair, Owen and Trov.
,.n about eight fec, long BY three wide, 70,
a. a the Tribun. office. Price 81 each. o,
.,, s0.en; trimmed with Red and Blue, and
,sa 'u'ed to from l2 to IS fee, long, 90 each, O,
s%a dozen. "
f., nags for "Lincoln and Hamln," eigh,
"o' Price IS cents each, or ss dozen
&c., - With Red and Blue. and extended ,c
ao,.. 70 u feet long, 81 so each, or SIS 8
DID,, mo the smaller sizes, proportionally less
ia, go oe IL season for the great mass meet.
''d 90 forward at once.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29
FRANK GODFREY, secretary.
A Coon CIINBER Mr. Oyerholt, 4;

A COOP CLINBER Mr.. Overholt, a
sterling Republican mechanic OF Lansing, climb
ed the Republican pole, and east off the guy
ropes yesterday. The sheer height which he
Skinned up smooth pole, after leaving the lad
der, and before reaching the tOpmOst guy, was
one hundred feet, and the whole operation, which
which was performed at noon time yesterday,
occupied but few minutes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

HE REPUBLICANS OF MERIDIAN will
have meeting at the village of Okemos. on
Saturday evening of this week, and will be adj
dressed by J. E. Tenney and 1. NJ. Cravath. A
detachment of the Lansing Wide. Awakes and
"iee-Club will be present Everybody IS re-
quested TO attend.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-29

10 ALL REPUBLICANS OF INGuaM Co
-"ecoi'ect, that on the sixth, there will be ar
Mn! 70 iced, and the supplies for your meeting
=" DC looked for from you. So, bring on YOU,
r'A and beans, your bread, butter and cheese
~! other cooked eatabe that comes handiest
nv 50 lar as you can, report to U. D. Ward
chairman OF the Committee on Entertainment
"saand' or to any other member of thai
D'"''ee, who are Messrs. Smith, Turner, Mead
's!ear' Hunter, Shank, Ayres and Thompson
' ' whom will attend to the disposition o
e,e' Is sent; and in case it is not convenient
4'''iy beforehand, it will be sufficient to re-
''' supplies on your arrival in the morn;ny