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HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS
The Whole World United,

a1-SICK PEOPLE, THINK AFTER WHICH, ACT ga
You'd scarce expect, at this late dav,
With startling cures a book to ell,
This is the case, the million say,
With the cures of Herrick's Pil.
They come from Fast, and North and West,
And with glad tilings the papers fill,
Because they the cheapest safest, best,
And superior to others is IIerrick's Pill.
From Roots and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They slssys cure-they never Kill;
Thousands now in heir graves were laid,
We're Il not for Uerrick's Pill.
For wears he 3 worked to heal the sick,
With JOY elste his bosom fills;
For tens of thousands now rejoice
Atthe magic powers of Herrick's Pals
RS HERRICK'S MATCHI.ESS VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS have lated the world with their popularity
Over five million of boxes ussd annually, giving
employment to eighty ye men and women to put them
up Their nsmberei 10y thousands-ther pr'ss
Is on the tongues of all Citizens of Michigan AMI else
where have YOU ever used th-mr Put up III English
Spanish, German and French directions. Large ismiy
boye, IS cents, Five boxes for 81. : Id everywhere.
See advertisement on 81 page. Iy2S6
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A BIG FIsH-A pickerell weighing
thirty pounds, good weight, was taken from
Muskrst Lake, twelve miles north of this city,
last week
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TO THE ELECTORS OF

~ THE CITY UF lansing The Annual Charter
kCation Of Tia city 90 Lansing viii held Monday
II day %; april a D lst0, the 1t, % and 81
Wards 81 said city, A. follows
la the IsJ Ward, att Jl-Jiges Once Of = C'w.es,
Esu 81 Fla0kuo street
Ia tie II Ward, q: tie Comm C.uua q, 90!
city.
la the 81 Ward, the ha iting adi AGENT Ian
House, south % tIe Stage Once has4lns.
Avenue.
At which time ami places tte 90 loving oftce-- . = ,
be ected, y,z- One Ale ! each the - /
WardS two Aldermen a the 1t Nsr-ons Tor twJ
and = ill vacancy occasions by the gIa
f.0n % y ,.NhI- tsp~ G. ~. each NJ. aud
by the -iect5is rtr SHE ~ so..a. h-r ie.
Wards, NJ ur, kecor1er, AT u.-
Treasurer.
q, or,.er Of the Common Council
GEO. A. ARMSTRONG, CGy Ct-rt
Dated City -: Ltnsi ~, March 24Ih, 1860.
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y..rly Advertisements hf'e the privilege OF three
eh.nges; rste.applyt regular aud ordinarJ
u ns,.rti:ment., only. All others ehargeop!
the square
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Club Meeting.

The Republican Cry Club Will meet a; the Senate
Chamber, on Thursday NJ, March 2sth. Turn out
and all
a. c. WINTER, ScreilTy
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ID = II ID ,

In this City on the morning of the 23d inst,
CHARLES w, only son Of c. 3. and Harriet \.
Seymour, aged years, months and days.
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'Ifti 30 OYSop
Here is nearly half a million of dollars which
the LocofOcos left as a legacy for the Republi-
cans to pay. If they had increased the rate of
interest TO fire per cent, as the Republicans did
within month after they came into power, the
interest on the average balance in their hands
for five years would have amounted 10 SjS,-
$50 10. This, then, is the actual sum ont Of
which the State was defrauded by them If
they had paid the interest annually, instead Of
keeping the public money to speculate with,
they would have sGred at least 81 $4,000. But
this was not Democratic policy" and so they
used the money themselves, paving the State the
paltry sum of 81 ,j53 So for it Tor five years,
while the Republicans have paid into the Treas
ury, for the five wears tbe4 have been in power,
for interest on the deposits, SsO.575 %.
This is the Kind OF evidence upon which the pro-
slavery demagogues OF to-day base their claim Of
+" Democratic thrift and honesty" Bat it is
only one instance of hundreds of the same char
acter. viii the people of Michigan reflect upon
it, and decide whether that impudent assumption
has any just foundation ?-Detroit AdV.
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TO CONTEMPORARIES l. here
l. by gwen, that the let, NJ q" ih- Contracts for
strucuns that o tion Of me last ami Saub =
kai East Saginaw TO Bay NIy, sui o. al The
Common Council Room, Ils CiIy o. last saginaw,
the 10Th day April next, commencing 10 . yUck
~sid road rn he constructed according
pltu, specifications rie the Co..iis-
office "a East ,usw. Also that potion Ui road
from All mile 10 the SaGble RIVER, be let
lswas CITY, county Of II-c1, the .l,L day Of
ArTII next AZ the Store II j % NhiIt-nofe = Co com
ny oc In the forenoon. The described
portion Ui road TO be cleared OF al. ber
tl-. and fallen tmber four rods with, each
of the Thereof to be Wei grubbei, and the
the. eOy 10 BE- nei the
face, be graded - form level road bed
twenty feet ~.ce A! sSampy and wet grounds b.
csusessye,. with scuod tuoer les Than
feet long, well spntei down to form
ace De- veil chiuked N with sound nOer, and
sound ami substantial ,trugers aAen the
az The gTVuui makes AZ necessary, Win bitches Of
sufficient capacity dram the bed such grounds
where such drainage Is necessary. The OF al!
causeSays TO be covered with earth, MT less than
Tee: ia with ami not less than eghC inches 9TH
b. idges and cUyert> VIII be required where tle
necessary Toe nOt less than sixteen feet vice
DutInen,s bridges and cuvert, to be flied with
earth road surface OF IIanklng With
bic grace aud not less than twenty feet vide tie
surface
Payment. for ia. above work wii be made in Swamp
Lands suffice; t. ali the provisions Of Act of ;hs Leg
ot TIA. STATE of Michigan, entitrl Al
provide flg drainage amt reclamation a. SWAMI,
Lands by OF state Roads and lrtcheS approved
Re brusry l., 1859 Dated March l4th, IoUO
b 4. NLWCOMB,I
A. BREWER, "Reminiscences.
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Herrick'S hid Strengthening Plaster.
| The Great Strengthensr and Pai, DESTROYER,
CHE APtsI

The Great Strengt.ensr and Paw, Destroyer
CHEAPEST
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY IN rhE WOaIu.
These renowned Plssters pains weakness eni dis
tress, IN the back, sides and breast Aaurs In
deed, 80 certain they To do this the Proprietor
warrants them. Spread from resins ba,an> anu gums,
on beautiful Md leather, renders them peculiarly pt
eG 10 the wants of Females and others Then appGCacu
Is unlversa-equAly To the stroug man, tie uetate
man and the feeble infant To esch al they prove
balm and blessing Their j. asIeeao :, and with
out annoyance or trouble Zach Plaster from
TO four months and rheuma IL complaints spralns
and bruises, frequently effect whist other
dies fail Full directions will he fund The back
each Public speakers, yocass, ministers 81 the Cos
and Others, will strengthen their lungs improve their
voices by wearing them the breCN PRICE ia. CIS.
81 Inc above articles sold by all the dealer. n
Lansing by K Kent, Mason, and by Druggist through
out the United States CsnaGas and SOUTH AuarrcA Il
wholesale by all large Druggists the principal cities
hERRlCh y Bi.DIHEES,
lys256 Prccticdl Ctsmtsis. iiiuau. v. 4
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lie "a NIL i CA
tie but active C4tbsrt.c,
u,ei IA hia practice more
tie constantly incfea.
who have long used the
ton which ali express in
induced me 70 Place
Of al.
Tie Profession well
thartics act on c!ii,reut
The FAMILI Ca
with due II '@fencs 10
been compounded from a
Vegetable EStrscts,
par; % the almeuta-y
-af- IN al ca - sheTc a
a. arrangements q tie
Pains 10 TIE Back and
and Soreness over tie
cold, which frequently,
long course q tsFer.
Creeping Ssn-ation Of
I-ssness, Headache, or
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Lansing, March /, 1850.
DROBATE NOTICE.

DROBATE NOTICE-State Of Mich
Il igsn County Ct lnsham, sat q session. 81 Tie
Probate Court for the County Of nghaD, hocen AZ DE
Probate Office in the village Of Mason, On THURSDAY ne
18th ca, of March in the year thnGsanf ch nun
bred AMI sixty. PIesent-WB h Fnc4ney- JIlsr o.
Probate In the matter o the estate q AbDer y feon
ST. deceased On reading and fling the pell'l"n, cus
verified Of Atnsr n. Felton, praying that al
IN writ ny purportng 10 Be the last viii and ny ~
Abn.r d. felton, Sr, Ray Re admitted 10 prooate and
that letters Parliamentary may Be granea upon sac
eta.e 70 Abner D. Felton,, N1nford FELTON, ana Jedson
Fe ton named in said y III as executors &c
The.eupon i /. ordered that 1nday, tie ltth Gag OF
Anil ne.. AZ one O'Clock IN the Afternoon, Dc g
for the hearing OF said petition and thai the he a. !@S
q al. deceased sd all other sors inteesee n sa1
estate are requre appear al session q sara eor
then 20 be hoten tie Probate once n the village o.
Mason and show cause any there be- why n prayer
Of the retioner should not b granted and II ~ far'hef
ordered that SAID petitioner give notice 70 the Iefsohs
interested in said estate o:the pencency q sac etton
and the hesr Ing thereof by causing copy Of ms "csf
20 be published in the L.nsln, Repuocan, a neTsla
upcec and circulating IN sad county Of Ingnsn ioi
three successive veek- previous % SAD d.y - nearing
+. rs corvl VA II PINCHNEY
2xS5s judge Ct Probate
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In61Hlascf1TY Lsse1s> WJTMs IA LhllGTen or AddlS,
Rsesmaaigaa great PU-.6e, q the BIood, and many
diseases which f-h heir, too numerous g. mention
ia this zdTsrtlseuseut- Dose, 70 ..
PRICE, THREE DIMES.
e. Tie Liver Invig0ra'or and Family CAibsrtsc Pills
are Teta Jed oy -gyzs generally, aud .oc wholesale b.
tie Trace u al the large towns
:. T. ". SANFORD, N. d.,
EanGfaet1 and Proprietor
I,2Z, sa5 Broadway. Ne. York.
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Z TTACHNENT NOTICE-Take no.

4 ENACTMENT NOTICE.-Take no.
tee that On tie 18th day Of February. A. D. l-oo,
writ OF attachment issued out 81 the Circuit Co1f
fr he co1ury Of In-.rl ia favor Of S-lAh North and
Warren Clark a. plaintiffs. and against David Wilson as
s-Fn ar: :sr The Of hundred and ffty dollars,
$3.50 which sald wit made eturnsbe OF the rrst
Iue.isv IN March A 1850. ana appears By The re-
turn Of The Shers Of said county 70 said wit, property
has ben attached thereby and that The said defendant
David Wilson, cannot De- found.
J. ". DoNGYEAR, Plainti5s AEorrsy:
Dated Lansing. March ;, lsfg. cVsso
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JIAkIiC PILL - = gen
which The propr etor ma
than tSen y y-srs.
ing demand from those
FILLS, and the satist~c
regard % Their Use, has
them within the reach
knOz that different Ca
portions Il the bowels.
THAKIIC PILLS, has,
this weiiests bli.het fact
variety at the pDrssi
which act alike On every
canal, and are good and
Calh4rtic !. needed, such
Stomach, slsepiness,
Ions, Costivsness, Pain
whole body, from sudden
II neglected, end 10 .
Les q Appetite, a
Cod over the body, Rest
weigh; IN the head, all
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- WV ~ go HSS8
THIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the CITY
L OF LANSING,
,Jaa .Soi.:h Of the Cedar Riuer,
And Is UNEQUALED by any stock of trees
East o. West. Il has been raised here, with
especial reference 10 the wants of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties adapted TO this climate, graft
Ell from bearing trees, and is now in thrifty and
fine condition for transplaEting.
All those DESTROYS of planting orchards will
find il 10 their advantage TO purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead of from Eastern specua.
tors with whom they are unacquainted, as the
proprietor,
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds of farm produce st cash prices
in exchange for trees, and give liberal credit
to responsible purchasers, If desired.
All orders for Peach, Plum, Cherry and Pear
Trees, Shrubs and Roses will be filed if received
previous TO April first. Forest trees furnished
and planted in the most skilltul manner.
Send in your orders previous TO May 10th for
the most superb collection OF
Dahlias, Verbenas, Pecotees and Tulips,
and one hundred other Flowers, ever offered tor
sale, and forget not the Evergreens.
The following Is brief list of prices
Apple trees 10 TO 20 cents each.
Cherry - - TO IS
Plum 81 TO 40
Pear 50 cents each.
Strawberries, 81 per loo.
Currants, Sl.5o per doz.
Ornamentals, like everything else, cheap for
cash.
HARRIS, PARSONS & WILCOX,
2m253 Propretors.
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IOMEsPUS IN DKMsSp.-The Richmond DIS
patch says that homespun clothes are becoming
so fashionable with business men in Virginia
that the factories in different parts of the State
find it impossible, with their present facilities, to
ill the numerous orders that pour in upon them.
Slightly Irish that
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ALSO,
SAN 70 IL DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTiCPIllS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and PIT up IA Glass
Cases, dir Isqht, and lciH keep an any climate.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC w AFERS

NE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED N 1891, and frs, ar
tide Of the kind su.r iarouced under the Of " PUL
No>Ic WAFERs thiS any oth.r country all Ohe
Pulaosic Waters are oo3r,tsrfsS, The gsraIae can
ksorn ty he name BRTiN bang stamped eIcl
WAFER
BRYAN's PUINOyIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat. Hosrseness.
BgYAN'S PULNoSIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PULAoNIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
RRyANs FCINcNC WATERS
Relieve Incipent Consumption. Lung Diseases.
BRYAN's PCIMoNC WATERS
Relieve Irritati, n Of the [ vula and TOns.ls
BRYAN'S PCLXoNIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
RSYAN's PULsoNIC vAFERs
Are Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.
sRYAN's PUIMoSIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocslists and Public Speakers
BRyAS's PULNOSIC WATERS
Are in n simple form and pleasant - the taste.
BRYAN'S PJINONIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BsyAN's FUINoSIC wAFEEs
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without Box of
RRYAS's PULSoSIc WATERS
in the house.
No Traveller should he without a supply OF
BRYAN's PCINoNIC wAFsSs
in his pocket
No person will ever object 10 give for
BRYASs FJIxOSIC wAFTRs
Twenty Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. y.
For sale BY R. Thsyer & Co., lansing. ly2si
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SPRING GO DS

They will sell goods now for cash in hand at any
price to suit customers, not below cost They
goods are ALL NEW, having been purchased
last fall and this winter.
Call and see their stock, any way, even if you
don't buy You may see something you will
need some day, and will then know whore and
how you can get it.
81 8. f.. LONGXEAR.
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e. e.. DAFT,
TO CONTRACrORS.-No,ice l. here

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Lansing, Michigan
Office WITH J. ". Longyee', "ver j. { BtIlvys B,Ukny
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We can satisfy you as to Guam
tity. Quality and Prices!

You will find Us at the old stand Of c. S. Hunt
4 Co, corner of Washington and Michigan Az
enues.
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ID. b. DELAND * CO.'S
Double Refined SaIcratus {!
SANE<saSEs,S
LII Err NNIGURATOR
NEVER DEBBLIEATES.

II l. COMPOUNDED tNTIRELY FROM GUNS, AND
I has become an established fact, standard hed
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Now TO all, far and near, high and low, rich
and poor. great and small, and the rest of man
kind generally, give US call, for We feel conf
dent that
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Read the Pamphlets.
CLARK'S SYRUP.

tir n.y real purifier of the blood IN existence. For
L Mraky ema e, or Young Children who are Scroiu
o1s' II Is magical Every person knows that If his God
., pure br must be we'll Nov, all TINS Processes 10 do
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- Nix Water in the Mouth with the Invigorstor,
swallow both together.
ire Z 90 per BOTTLE.
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..,.. Of Advertising.

oflolines,s 81 for the drst insertion, and
e 81 ..ch .uo.equent publication for an! period
, 1860-04-17
COMPETITION FOR WESTERN
RREIGIATS,

We hayc hitherto spoken at length Of the
gigantic scheme Of the Grand Trunk Railway
OF CANADA, for securing large share Of tho
carrying trade oftbo Western aud Southwestern
States-a scheme the more likely to prove Sue
ccssful by reason Of tile determined efforts now
making to compel tue New York and Pcnnsyl-
vania roads to adopt the pro rata system Of
charges upon all way freiyhts. Whether the
project is likely to be carried out in Ill its do-
tails, we have no means Of determining; but
We notice By the last London papers that an
appeal has been made to tue English share aud
bondholders to put large sum Of money at
the company's disposal, for the purpose Of iu-
-crcasing its frcighting facilities. At meeting
condition of the road, aud Of its prospects as a
competitor for the Western carrying trade,
were submitted and formally received; and it
was agreed that bonds to the amount Of one
million and half sterling should be issued for
The purpose Of paying the floating debt, ILL.,
eroasing the rolling stock, improving the terri
torial accommodation, with wharfage, storage,
de- 1t is intimated that the Canadian govern.
ment will advance this amount on the Compa-
nys bonds, in five per cent, government stock,
taking security for the interest in the postal
subsidy which the railway will be entitled to
receive. This looks as though the company,
and all other parties interested, are in earnest
In tie effort they are making, to secure large
nharc Of the carrying trade Of the West and
Southwest.
, 1860-04-17


"Indcpendent," The well known correspon-
dent Of the Philadelphia 1yortI Amtriedn,
writes:
As the time for the Charleston Convention,
approaches, it becomes murt evident there will
will be such rush there as has been anticipated.
Although the interest on that occasion has not
subsided, the cost ofthc entertainment is By no
means agreeable to the "unterriied.' Besides,
the opinion gains ground daily that the candidate
who was likely to make the largest d splay Of
members is isfastrecedingf from the prominence he
once occupied. All the recent developments he
to show more eoncluslrely thnn ever that Mr.
Douglas will be put aside By the combination Of
the whole Southern vote agaiust linn. Those
who represent differently must either be strange
II ignorant Of what is plain to all other eyes,
willing to per,er facts With the mistaken hope
Of acquiring influence 1y that weakest ofexpe-
dients. Georgia, north Ca-olina aud Maryland
are claimed for linn, in the very face Of their
positive declarations to the contrary. and in de-
fiance, too, ofthc we'll known opinions Of the
delegates. Nothing,s to be gained by this sys-
ten, but a more complete disappointment st
in some doubt, though it seems pretty clearly
prafgured, but the defeat Of NJ. Douglns las
been long since registered ind will soon be for
n1ally proclaimed. The South may forget butt
will never forget detection.
No President Of ths United States was ever
elected from the United Suites Senate. aud if
the Opposition nrc wise now, none will be in
1860. The sixty-five aspirants in that chamber
may take Nil the conselatian they Gun from this
significant fact in political experience. If the
Senate had Il vote on the practice which has
heretofore excluded their members, it is hardly
necessary 10 say it would be unanimously IL.
booed. AS it il, both parties arc nov cndearor-
ing TO overcome this arbitrary usage. by Offer
ing the nation choice Of President from among
amultitude Of Senators, none Of rhom il likely
to OCCUPY the White House.
, 1860-04-17
ST. LOC1s, ALTON AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

Under the efficient management Of Col. T.
B. Mason, Superintendent, the St. Louis, Al
ton and Chisago Railroad will soon assume
leading position among tho railroads Of the
West Four new passenger cars were put on
the line yesterday, and tho entira road is being
put into excellent running order. The trains
7un between ST. Louis and Chicago in twelve
l,oara and twonty nsinutcs, tho morning train
leaving St Louis at O'Clock, and arriving at
t1:10, in time TO connect with nil the Eastern
trains. Tho evening train leaves St Louis at
s ?. u, and arrives in time for tic morning
trains cast.
"A serious objection to this line has been the
miserable accommodations at the eating
11ouscs Col Iason IL building largo now
house at Bloomington, which is to he done
within tho next thirty days, whcn one Of the
a,est houses at the West will be opened at
once, where oil the trains will stop long enough
for passengers to enjoy first rnte dinner
Under Col Nason's management, no effort
will be spared to accommodate tue business
aud travelling public.
, 1860-04-17

Caunly hold their Convention ut Chrroilton on
the 7si inht.. and elected Dr. Jno. J. Hodge. 4.
j, Wl.ilrsidr, Jazz LIE, t;eo. l.. Hurruss. ii. A.
Casl,iug and Davil riv,son delegates TO the
decatur Convention. The following resolutions
were adopted:
1.s;s L J.: T.: ~ y .s III tasS
Eato Ind to c returned to h a'at 'u'
H. That .bc ,r+.en ss.e otee,s hase ron tee 1
ws ,s.,t viii iAa lie ss antte1nocassc s'a'e Ao.
M.s.s 1lAs Mja we deem incxpetse's to !n.1ct
;salar man Tic ocs Of toseor IT ths Gonssn,tsS 1
p.s!.'s nou ls~".sp fA'z of ao'sa" coat's' ' '"@'
: ITO l,oxp coux4r.-rho Republicans Of Bond
county held their Convention 1t Green'llle On
the ;th inst, and appointed G. ". johnson, J.
u. Lansing, A. G. Henry, S. i. Moore n: a.
Hunt. j. Kusebrough, J. F. Alexander Dr. 7. a.
bland, ]. A. Combs, Wm. II. Evans, Jas. Euloe,
| II. l,rps.or, ". rlant, u. y. Harris. E.; Il.
blanchard, D. buchanan, J. X. Mclean, Geo.
Gibson. Alex. Nyatt. and =. BOIL delegates to
fl,e Dccatur Convention. The delegates were
instructed TO Gust the votas to which the county
wns entitled as majority might determine.
The following icsosu'o" " =" F@oes"'
txAr. That the lion. Il for lis allie
ylndicutut of tle principles of tue Republican party. Aud
fur III. ,at1!nc sud courre Senator Ut
iIrltrd Sar Ia entitled To the altitude Of he Hsiuti
cau party throughout the Cnaon.
JAspka Coux1r.-The following note corrccts
an error which occurred in our report Of the
Jasper County Republican Convention:
Nxw1os, Jasper Co., Ill. April u, $50.
Editors Tsrss and Tribune:
1ob.ervc in you1 daily paper Of ths stia statement
tha the Republicans Of jasper County Instructed their Cd
tic Convection to cast cr votes for The
Hon. 1ynxArp swE7r. Of Bloomington, for Governor Ih'
ia mistake. Mr. SWEET here md maaea ~e1y goct
nprcscn the day Convention wasAed but tue op'5
resolution Of instruction given TO the delegates was one IT
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