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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 900!
THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
VyHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample fash Cap
a and Chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia viii receive
Depostes Five Dollars and upwards which Interest
viii be paid the Of Six oentum annum remaining
months Five anuumh less than SI monhs
Interest payable Semi-Annuaily, II desired.
Depoes received their oce at the store Of hess Duke
Huteheson, No. 20 Main Street. -
III WILSON, President
A A UrTozraau Treasurer mAl1-1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
E,Hs6TIGsRE,sIo.Ny To oLR PoINT. -
CUMHER ARRANe. MENT oN 80

- JAMES RIVER FuR Old POINT PpRrs-
MOUTH, AND NORFOLK-rhe Steamers GLEN COVE and CCH
Us PICK have been put 10 ast order E
above places
rhs CLAN COVE. Capt WIN. Carter viii leave
Rockets regularly every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FaIDAl
norangs O'Clock precisely and days
except sunday having The wharf NORFOLK
oocock NJ AMI touch Al an the regular land the river
going md returning
CURTIS PsCK Capt @ Grord being neatly h,tsd ~
with bsrhs III leave he wharf Rockets every sAtURD ~
evening at o'clock and leaving wharf NORFnLk
every SUNDAY evening O'Clock regularly every TUES
DAY and THURSDAY evening" Al o'clock return
tsrnAte day II the hour, o'clock
Going down, The Curtis PECK viii touch City Point Wtcoxs
CAremont Grove wharf Old Point Portsmouth, Norfolk
Returning Portsmouth, Old Point WHAT Grove Dards
Cairmont WLeoxa CITY Point and arrive Richmond about
O'Clock, Monday morning
PAsIags for he saturday Trip evening neal
included, t45l
Passage regular trips either boat Od Point Portsmouth
or Norfolk, g. MeA-eqaal any given any boAt-50
each
- Freight taken a usual
is23-u R o. HAsKINs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY

VHoMAs Bul KLEY co, 1871 Main street, oGsr 10 thu
public good variety Ivory Handled knives and poris
ana Knives only which warrant to be Of the best
Also esrveu etssh End common Table Cutlery, ~ ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02

NAYLOR'S CAST STEEL.
WE Just received, Of direct Importation large and
w complete assortment OF MAYORS and harshab best cast
steel, consisting Of
Square assorted from ~ TO ~ inches
Octagon htolk
Round Machine assorted from u to u inches
Double shear steel assorted; all sizes
Patent Hammer steel
Granite Wedge I" 3"
To which were specially invite the Granite Work
and purchasers generally For sale at lowest
g. 4 @. DOMAIN
mAyl Iron Front W. Block Governor Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
MGHTI & BRADBURRY'S PIANOS
CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply OF these splendid instru-
IA ments have been received.
In addition 70 the beautiful Bolx de NolI, the Cir
eular Action and the Grand have now the Bou-I u
dolr, a beautiful instrument Of an upright form.
The erngs received 81 r prize medals AL over
nowned competitors and from st rank Institutions and fairs OF
They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world
From the Chickering's have emAnled the best and most permA-
uen that brought the Piano 10 M present per-
eeon great capital they have Invested In manuac-
turing they sell fully my per cent
Any other OF their instruments leave the WAreroom
without having been fully inspected by the best ass
factory has than agency In city, In
Richmond only sold by the subscriber
The factory warrants all Pianos sell Orders promptly At
tended TO. u
Warerooms north street. sh and A Habls
ton 4 Brothers, No. 100 Main street.
mAlq NATHL OAhUbl, sole Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
HARDWARE.

CLARKSON & ANDERSON,
No. IO6 Main Street. Richmond, Virginia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUss, Ae, have
Il for sale
1000 dos Pocket Knives,
5000 Knives and Forks,
80 doz. Ivory Table and Dessert Knives,
100 {" Plated d" Forks,
800 Shoe and Butcher Knives,
100 I" Rodgeu, wades and Butchers Rason
so Razor Strops,
$50 Scissors and Shears
5000 Gross Gimlet pointed screws
2c00 dos. Butt, Table, and other Hinges,
800 sets Bed and Furniture Casters,
5000 dos Rim, Pad, Chest and Stock Lock-,
$50 gross Tea and Table spoons,
5000 Grifhn's Horse Shoe Malls,
300 kegs hammered Horse Shoes,
90 tons Iron Axles.
$1,000 Carriage and Plow Bolts, &c., &c.
They are also Agents for farbanks Scales.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
RAILROADS, &C.
OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG R r. =; COMFY mp

Richmond, Va, July 9Th, l5tO
R0M this the schedule this road 70 Norfolk and Old
Point will be changed. Passengers will leave HehmoT a.
4O breakfast Petersbu T. and reach Norfolk BY 1910 A.
NJ Reiurnlng Norfolk at 100 p NJ and arrive In Rich
mond az $50 ?. N. THOs. H. WfhNs
iy27-lm Supt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
THE VIRGINIA FIRE \ MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oEncl No l9l MAN sIRnI, RIcAnoED Va.

CASH CAPITAL, SSSUO,OOO.
CHARTERED In 1882 and having, during its existence Of twenty
" years met claims for loss TO the extent Ct largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, refers 10 the history OF the
afordng the best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY Its profits distributed amongst
citizens Its Capital used TO promote the Of her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry
By the long acquaintance OF this Institution with the lnsurng
Public become familiar with their interests and pains
spared information withheld the Of i 0cCrS
that 10 insure accuracy and give satisfaction
and Country Merchants refrom the very
extensive country already respectable
citizens In almost every portion OF the State
Applications Fire Marine Insurance. addressed 70 the
President Secretary, will receive prompt attention
W. l. CoWARDIN, President
WuIIln Wu1m IN Eeeretary mhlo-iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.

FATHER can be thoroughly tanned without the use OF bark
any form whatever and more han Two hundred
Ter cent In the price mAteA and In oneWeh The time re
CURED by the old process. a., IT,.
II win by experiment. and shown TO any VINO feel inter-
ested In the subject -.
Light Hides In from 10 70 Is days.
Kip or Calf Skins in from 10 days.
Buck sheep, Hog Goat Skins, In one day.
By this process better article OF Leather made being hesvr
ar tougher more mpervious water and preer article In
fact ne old mode tanning utterly incapable OF making 80
FOOD 1n article Of Leather and will submit the decision Of
any competent judges. .,, l..
one Oh the principle used for tanning BY this process
plant growing spontaneously over me county, may
be obtained simply by cutting it, -, 49,,
Any person wishing 10 obtain Interest In THIS process winch
In All confidence offer 70 the public, can address me-
JOHN p Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va
feAs-sm Proprietor.
ssee further notice In the Virginia Index
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. August 2.
CrurHsBATJ ~ o'clOcL-suE ASS SEQ. sEn TOO
ARRIVED
schr HvenA, Davis Boston plaster, {. T. Wo-tham ACo
sch Loader Proves YORK River Corn wheat Logan wal
Ter.
Schr Ocean Wave -, Jacksonville lumber Richmond and
DAnyae railroad company
SAILED,
steamer Virginia Kelley, Pha, mdIe and paler gers O. Car
dozo.
schr CrsnshAs, Moss, n. Y, ndss D 4 " Currie.
schr Native, Drrnls, down e river, hight
tchr Jas Guest, Rarer. down he river. ught
Schr Baltimore, Philips, down he river light
Br'g Experiment, Rogers Bali, IN ballast
schr Advocate Branch light
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02

and Ashland and dine board the
comfortable steamers Aequa Greek and Washington
az further information apply at this eee Broad street.
shockoe HILL JAMES b WINSTON,
Gen1 Ticket Agent
eAML RUTH, supt
once r. T. h p. r. r. Co.,
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1853 JAn1t-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
DOMAIN a. CO.,
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
nnn m SIryE crrEESs STATS has appointed n
Agents for the sale Of their Justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL Oils,
th ouav Of which warranted and UNADuLrERATEn
We invite the attention Of Apotheeares and Dealers throughout
The state 10 our supply which will beArBe and SOLD oy O
only At The lowest FACTORY p''''' eoooH EoHoLs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02

Prom Or. p. ~. CdrtirrigN, Ne1r Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince OF purgcs Their excellent
,,,,i,s su-n1ss any cathartic possess. They are
mild t very certain and cctua IN their action ON the
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 Us IN the uaiy
treatment Of disease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
~ :. STEAM SHIP ROANOKE -,

II - STEAM SHIP ROANOK -.
u Euk NV NORk-rhe steamer Roanoke, 'SAAsIss
Capt Geo " Couch vii leave here fo'clock NJ , NAV
he 50 Inst Excurn tickets issued 20 BY either
The steamer staeooms and meals Included very
price Of SIS
Passage New York meals and ststeroou Included $40
sieeag passage s. Passage 20 Norfolk By the
boats
Iht received today Thursday and up to The hour OIL Oclk
p NJ Friday.
Conay1res requested send FOR their goods today
Freight for Boston taken moderate Earded With
dispatch
tickets and berhs secured oce or on board theshp
au--1 LCDLAM WATSON.
NOTlCETOTHE a BLIC.-The JAMES -cFIR
~ rCWS viii De wthiraEn nom the tine Tor
three weeks for The purpose Of rscry boilers
Wl BE- Owen When she resumes her trips agaiu.
me NO.KTOWN and the ROANOKE viii continue the route
between here and New York
ne Y0RSIUwN, leaving here usual every Tuesday amer
al p N
The ROANOKE every Friday Afternoon at4P NJ Returning
ron Neg York every Tuesday and saturday touching
a. Norfolk going AID returning
els
Passage New York Including saisrOOm aceomuo
daEons SO
Siserage passage, Is
Passage 70 Norfolk same a. by the river boats.
jySo LUDLNM WATSON
ENOR RALTIMRRE via NOHFOLK.-rhe -
IL good schr CAMBRIA, Clpt Buckler. having portion W
q Der cargo engaged VII have quick despatch FOr ba1ace
freight apply %
au2-is wD EOLoUTTT CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02

IIORS-we offer to purchasers large assortment Of H.
III wells Wedding Hoes assorted from No. 70 also, billing
Hoes nom No. to also Planters Cast Steel Hoes, superior
arce ao Garden Hoes and Rakes hay and Manure
mA2 SMITH, RHODES co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
OBITUARY.
City Ordina nces.


At rxlted succting Of the Board Of Aldermen
TOR the city n Marshall. At the Mayor, on the
18Th lay Of June $50, the following ordinances
were passed by ,lil Board
r. II ortiiaei by fic HGgor AMI Aii,ymen IF
IA, tfy II HifsiaR N coumsi eonrsaoi. Tint
Section ( ~ chapter 10 OF the ordinances Of the
..,yhr Nrlht1 rsn'in, 10 the aats,s-mcnt and
collection 81 taxes h. and the same is hereby ~
pea'rd and that tbs following ordinance be sub
stni a ia Telorl
rnit the Assessor and Collector OF the city q
Marshall b. anl w. Is hereby rc,inirrd to collect
bo forced 81, ui lnc lTuprrty Of sirh -, rsuns rs
t.' rr refuse 10 piv ihelr Tivcs within the time
prescribed by law in snch un,nper and form ~
the statutes NJ the state 81 Texas requires Of the
iav ss,-ser aud Collector fnr ,ha several coo p
tbs thereof
BET adg,a@ BY ne Wig1r auf itle mn Of
Is frg NJ HGf,tW 4 rHH ~ raHef That
from lul ttaf tha passar~' ag iha % H1inr'' u 40
the 5000 ueelRt ia br H0 c' - 'he corp"rd "1
of N,r. siisen ail 'rr.fles fsliilas tie fpii ..ut
ca Professions A. b. ie,iri bf ilIe state ~ irsas
obs u..Ir ,#ii s.. cttings. occupations or proxies
.,H. a.i that tii ouhntb,s- conflicting 81 NIB
.l.r.i Iuies bN AMI the s..ue Is hcrabv r-
. ,l'gt
Bisiaet re- ~ Pc Uig.r asi fhruaea NJ
f,- CIR ~ Ut-.lH ip -rst.{ sa.f-H.f 4 r.i
the Ntsoa nj tn t % Marshal sitI cs,usc
tlr a'A F4ut lpr %. .l.ltr f'e Ba4i uf A'd.r-
ncn Of the time anl Place II all regular and
ci'rl 6i4eti4 af th' Hpl-l ati Hl.p the Re
corirg irl.lter Fax Dp'ie,ii .. and rlty AZ.
N-e,. u tus Ai'l, ds,ft. tlt at'ru,l.nc VI
H. or aI VI tlc basil mOItiartd Df"f at .u,h
40 ing AMI iha' % .Iuo Of iv lellut- Shall h'
imp,.rl t9 ihe Mayor an eneh at such niderm IN
or IA -H. Of the corn trItlWl wlin may have
hs.n Thus Summoned Ga attend SAID mtrtmg VI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
ats.

N\N AVA RATS P,lm Hats, Fashionable
Cashmere AMI six Hats son Cassim re-
HAS for Men A Rvs. ii-t received and arr
npw b in. sold al reduced prices hy
BRApFlti.b rAhLEf
MAN y I 500 nJlIL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
hosiery.

4 LARGE and hili stock Il laiirs and " is'aT
y black slate mixed and white cotton Hose
Ladies " hiie l.pu ilosc. White SIN II nse
mst received and fpr sale by
BRADFifLp 4 TAiiFN.
Neylp s60 n35lf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
A LARGE FURNITURE STORE,

WEST OF SANDERS 4 SEARS DRC0 kToos.
OUCH m establishment hss hsen lose u
> needed 10 M.r.hslI aud has VI Iength -
been filled BIZ 'he undersigned. who lAs, - Nv
received direct from New io:k, the hsEaA,
haaisomes'. AMI mos: complete stuck Of choics
Furniture. ever brought &c this market. II en-
brace. the finest French and plnin 3e<htesds.
Bureaus, With and without marble TOPS. oas
and cushioned Chairs. cane ard c,ishiorsd Rns4.
.rs, Snlas l,tea-te,es. book end corn~r Ssasds
Hat Racks WarlroDe-. Lounges, Wssh-stasdh
with wnod and marble tops extension and ~
uz 1abl,s dressing. centre, aud card Ta6'ea
With marble tops.
Roccl'ec, that everything car he fourd In thi'
establishment belonging to the furniture line
from the finest to the plaincs'. and ho0 ths
highest 10 the lowest priccs Having percnae
cd on favorable terms, this furniture viii - eoad
remarkably low. 4. wOLA
Marshall. April 81, ls6o. Sly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
Embroidery.

1 VERY large ani compeie stock OF I'm
Il bro,dcred. Jacort aud Swiss tsilHrs' 'lae
ont md Swiss Collars aud Sleeves in sets. En-
hrndrr,d Thread Cambria llankerchics, Jaeo
net and Swiss T. rings and llt>er,ings. Jacone'
Swiss and Lis'u fIoancieg, jus, arrived aud io'
sale b.
BRADFlELD 4 TALLEN.
MAY o. 1850 m3aHi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

! 1860
school Miscellaneous Books Stationery
PLANTATION GOON$ etc. etc. etc.

IN FOR
W nhascb brought
toth by industry and
caouh a
kin Of
b-nn.n the rn an pn
and hazard
adpaR re- e IS with
y low c~awlon Marshall J'h
sbnvro,t place decided whether
and not do
n'ec.,t old
all
t3pahon good crns New Orleans
uanio olo The
eie>ws nd liberal
tomrou please al both in
We IN AID nothing
nusnlc 81 u
entire sacipl I must be ou
all Inparv G
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
FAMILY AND PLANTATION USE

10 simplicity a. n-tgseipFt Il intl suansnirf
sl.st e csn h. a.,d 81 the us,si aan5ae;itsh h.ns
fsrfg Ns iin~ trsn,rd T. give rsffelt -itissetoa
,f tie MONTY WILL. Ms aEfUNpEp u evTy IN
stanHe.
az ONE EXCLUSIVE AaNar wANgfp IN each
fat nv lh rsxAs Aaf e. x fhftfafd, Nef~hAf.
SO charge fss ietri'iag The matasae. #be'htF ysl
partha~c ~ sat
~. nus-s a.n - tsc cost-ssi baxg as sewel %
aud ihe safse laAsaisc.
sCoyuf 4 GOODWILL
4as iSea nJ An
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

SHOES! sIsOEoil uaounoe1ess
large assartIns~t a sswy 1oo1iA -
n Of tho bs.t quality, o. = 49, -
thaa ever o8srvd h=!ose n TIL pannom
DRADFlELn . fAE13E&
raA -. 1860
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
Nlu ltNs,

VERY hrg, a.d vel selected stock Of
\ if.anneel \ Daublc Skin, organdic Robe.
together With rich line Of prnieI anl solid
eslorrl Lawns are navy bs'ag sold n' lov prices
by BRApFlEl.p iALiI'
MAJ 10 tSgp n3h.tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

1 BEAUTIFUL. lot Of Fancy Flounced and
~ u pab,e Skirt l,ar'gcs Satin STRIPE, Bare
g.s White and Black l'areg's; together with
every color of Grape Barges; jus, received aud
for sale at reduced prcs hy
HKAUflELD K TAIlEY
MAY / o. 1850 njhif
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
f i've Hundred and Sixty Acres o
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


fr.ll, uud T. situated twelve miles West ol
4 f,mll. near the lI,nlc,snn rnod aol
witln n uiIr and q ht'l Il the survy % lhe
: T. Railroad 1he 300 atr. lie IN a body
.nI ag, tlu,l m point Of fertility 20 any hand
To- Harrison county, There are
500 ACRES LLARED.
,he mos, o, i, fresh haul aul all ri II IN a
GOOD .fatc Of cultivation me buildings aud
ALA the mnfoycm nfs un good, aud ise water
,>c,lkn, and abundant thc ucighhmtn'"d
i. an eSoeicu, one, equal to any. n f'Aa.
ar rlsrwhcr. Any onr wishiHg me tract Z"
land and consulting convenience comlort 81"
health ,nnnn, tail 10 be- p'oas'd by visiting
The LEGALITY and examining lor Ihrmsc'vt~ For
mrthcr information apply ou the premises 10
either Of the uude,.lined
L NEIrO\,
A. MONTGOMERY
.Iuuc Is. leG0. ""''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
AlNOps ll00ps

nor AL ~ 20 - 80. 40. and 50 spring
L OF the latest style just received pnd f. s'le
uy BRADfIELD n TALLHI.
May e. l-6p. n5h u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
Gloves.

LIVERY kind OF Ladies' Geptlemens. and
II Misses Gloves. MAY he had at
BRAntlflLD 4 TAlIENS
Nav 10 $500 Aj5if
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

RAILROAD ACADEMIA terrible railroad ac.
ciden, occurred through carelessness, by the col
!sion of an express with q freight train, on the
Detroit and Milwaukee line, near Birmingham
in Oakland county, on Friday morning last, about
nine o'clock. Three men were killed, viz: -
Wilke, of Detroit, fireman. Geo. Sines, O.
Wayne, route agent; and Dexter NJ C. Nichols
OF Detroit, express man. Some others wer,
slightly wounded. The rolling.stock and engine
were damaged to the amount OF 5000 The
party to blame was j. J. Briscoe, conductor, whc
had full notice of the freight train, and was di
rected to wait, but did not He is almost insan,
with anguish.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
THE GROUND SwELL-A non. political frier

The GROUND SwELL.-A non-political friend
in one Of the rural districts of PENNSYLVANIA.
writes u. in the course Of a business letter, as
follows:
Pennsylvania has spoken decisively in her
late election. The politicians of the Republi-
can party Itself are astOunded at the result
The victory is so great because the people
achieved it independently of the politicians
You cannot imagine how deep feeling exist:
among the people. Thousands who heretofore
did nothing more than merely vote went
among their friends and neighbors and talked
earnestly with them over the great issues o
the day. There is determination in the mind:
OF these men to make themselves felt that wa;
never known before. Depend upon it. Penn
sylrania will give majority of 10000 for Lin
coin. over all the opposition combined. "
Y Tiib
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
1elpesday Morning. Oct. u. 1860
Exclamation by the Governor.

NJ has been year Of plenty. Fruits, ana flowers,
:, .lA.o grains have been spread out before us n
',-.s.,es And now that the yellow tints Of Autumn
.,,.h M thai the harvest is over, IL IS good Tor US
,.,bs ourselves and give thanks 10 The "iyer OF All
-, IL. n. meet around our fTesdes, and eur altar,
,,,mb,v thank the God Of Heaven for the many bless
-. that re daily receive at Hs hands Aad as our
-. ofeu IN gratitude, lie; not forget 10 pray that
=. ,.,,uence, famine and civil connections may be
...a from our happy land AID thai this great confie
A. States may be nisi in bonds Of listing friend
M. and thsreby more esctuaiy secure the blessings
III hr,v Z, ourselves aui pos,ery,' ioE al time 10
"A. therefore appoint Thursday the senty ninth dag
:, yo,.ubsr next day Of Tnankssivns AMI lr"i.e
,,,;,h,y God for his continual ty0s. LIT u oI !at
-, A.t.in f,om all secular abors, and with cOntT'ts
-, humble ourselves before Him who alone j. -
mw.
II wrSzss WHEREOF, | have h.IeuHto set
n al INV hani an! caused the G;e.s sal q the
State q Michigan to be affixed, a. Iar7.uy,
hi, oh cay of October, \ ID $50
ByAsGo's'nO' u "is>Fh'
NC ksEIL Secretary OF state
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

thankful IT Is No WOESE."-The Free
f's'' thanks its stars that the Republican ma
l9'fy in Penn in Pennsylvania is scarcely
@lrty thousand" 1.-THE same number of the
fFss Pre's states the official majority to be
~os2;) in Ohio but twelve thousand, CT is
soouf 2O,OooD and in Indiana not 10000" 1t
mus admits some $4,000 majority against the
Save party in three States; hut is exceedingly
APpy tnas it is no more. If Douglas should
eatry one State, Story will go into ecstacies. to
n'nk he has run better than the Republicans
Hedicted
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
The CoNcERT.-The concert on Thul

The CoNCERT-Thcc concert on Thurs
day evening, by the Choir of the Presbyterian
Church, conducted Ny Joseph Mills, Esq, Choir
ister, and assisted by Messrs. F. L. Randall. C.
II. Pease, and Others, gave good satisfaction to
those present We think our citizens made a
mistake in not more generally attending. both
for their own satisfaction, and the worthy OLD.
jet of the Choir to raise means for the pur
chase Of an Organ-Helodeon, an instrument OF
recent invention, partaking OF the character c
both the Melodeon and the Organ.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

HARD To SUi-.-Scene in news depot
C"stomer.-What sort OF papers do you sell
heres
Boy with eager expectation)-O, We keep
all sorts. Call for whatever you like.
Customer tcoolly I'M take one containing
some late Fusion victories. if you please.
Boy (crestfallen)-There you've got mel
Y. Y. Irib
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SALERaTus-Gct d b De Land & CO.

SALERaTUs-GctD ID. Il De Land IL Co. 5
Saeratus; it is pure it is perfectly reliable; it
viii give the most complete and entire salisiac.
ton; it is HEALrHyUL, from the fact that it is
perfectly free from impurities. ID. Il. De Land
/ Co. are sparing no pains nor expense to furn.
ish consumers with the best Ssleratus that it is
possible to manufacture. These goods are man.
ufactured, and for sale az wholesale, at the Fair.
port Chemical Works FaigTcrt, Monroe County,
Ny. For sale by dealers generally. The prin-
epal grocers throughout the country also whole
sale it,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

BorANIC.-Dr. j. G.. Pullman, late from
England, as will be seen by reference to our adj
vertising columns, has locatedhimsel at Dimont
vile, Eaton Co., where he may be found ready
at all times to serve calls in his profession.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Tho closing
exercises of the present term of The AgricUl-
tural College will commence on Wednesday,
the Slit October, and continue two days.
The order Of examinations is ne follows:
Wednesday, Oct. 3lst
Mechanics, (Juniors,) 9-lo IL A. "
Rhetoric, 10 IL to Il.
"hately On Conviction j ID to 5 ?. ".
Botany, 8 to4l-e
Thursday, Nov ist.
Geometry, 9 to 10 II A. ".
Chemistry. (Freshmen) 10 IL to L.
Chemistry, (Sophomores.) IL to p. VI.
Mechanics. stotI-2
junior exhibition will he held in the College
chapei, Wednesday evening, Nov lst.
l.. Il. FISK.
As'L COLLEGE,. Oct. %. so.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

PROPER, IF TRUB.-The Free Press says a
Wide-Awake in Detroit got drunk the other
day, and was expelled from the company; upon
which he came out for the Democracy The
Free Press glories over the acquisition. but do 5
not state whether his new friends have given
him q nomination