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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-12
Keokuk. Mt. Pleasant and Mus
catine, and Iowa Southern
% l l
RAILROAD,
OPEN TO FORT MADISON.
CHANGE OF TIMEI
To Take kgkecs ou M N day AnH. 20th.

CHANGE of TIMEt
To Take kgkecs or M ~ day Ang. 2ofh.
LNR0M and after the above date, Trains will be
L run rs tollowss
FIRsT TRAIN
viii leave keokuk daily tSundags exceptcd) as
0ss0 o'clock u. anu arnse at Fort Madison
at ssIO o.. N.
SECOND TRAIN
VIII leave Keokuk daily at o'clock p m,
and rrive al Ft Madison at $3.50 p. M.
FIHST 1kAIN
Leaves turt Madison daily tsundays excertedl at
s:4a a. IN, and arrives at Keekak al io:xo.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison a 500 p. m, and arrive
atkeokok at 1870 .. N.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
will leave Montrose bsily Al a. b o'clock, .. ms
Arrive al h. eekuk al 4:S0 .. IN.
Tbe 6:3u o clock Train connects at Montrose with
Regular Lin of Packets for Burlington, Mnsca-
tine hucs Island and Dsvrnpnrt. Alec a. Fort
Maaison with the Va estern slage Co.'s coaches for
Burlington.
gss Fare By this route as Low AS THk Low
Est and passenger bjected to as few changes az
ny any ether rente.-xk1
THROUGH lICREIS over this line can be pro-
cured to allth principal places tast, eat and
North OF J. X. IEWk6BUfl, Ticket agent, eP~
posite tue Billings House, Main St, keokuk
b. w. DAVIS. sup't.
Aug. 49, f'6e-dAw
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BANKING HOUSE OF
q r. q ~ q r. e.. "A ID EH> ON 4 & o.
| HAVE thisday admitted as q partner in tho
l. Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
oeen my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the irm
and style of
GEO. g. ANDERSON Il 90.
Being one of the oldest banking Houses (if not
the oldesD IN Iowa. the new firm solicits eoRtin-
uance OF formc~ patronagcs go literally extended to
the senior partner.
They iaImak collections and remit, less Ex-
shange .on the dsy of payment, free ef charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
uer via
REFEREsCKs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, LA nier a Co., Bankers, NY.
Edward w. Clark a Co. ,Phitadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClaIp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman Gelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
kramer / Rahn, Bankers, -
Gilmore a Brotherton - Cincinnati.
A.. ID. Hunt a Co., I. Louisville.
State Sasings ms titution, ST. Louis.
keokuk Jan. IS. 0E0. G. ANDERSON
lahbd
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one I'D liar a Year
tMF DIES MOlNEs VALLEY WING


CLUES OF FIVE MORE.
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4 /s0AAiISsIl n Nj ekLnASlo, le4 oouth v ater
~ street, Chicago, lille.
Personal aiten ION given 10 the sale ol Grain,
Flour Provisions ana Produce generally also, TO
tie purcnase OF Flsh, SAT-, LumDer, &c.
July IL, e0-dswiy
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Cloaks ShaWIs and ManliIIas
NO. 6s North Eifth-st..
81. LpI .Ml5SUU nj.
A x. FRASER.

( ATE Of Paris, Importer and Manufacturer
~ ali kinds of Ladies and Children's
rI OAKS
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TRIMS

or single subscrtbcrs, peryear,..a..-......&i 5e
Tor Gi9bn of Five or more, - each ,.........l ee
M~Payable Invariably in aGuance.w&
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-11
TIE CRoPs.-The crops of all XII

The CRoPs.-The crops of all kinds
never were richer, better, or more abundant than
now-not even in 1886 or in 1874, years memo.
rable for plenty, was there such general e1u.
berance Of all growing things as now exists.
Heaven, in its mercy and bounty, has favored
almost or quite everything which man needs.
For some days past, there has been some appre-
hension least the too frequent showers should
rust the wheat. but We hear little or no COM
rlaint. There may be yet danger that the wheat
may grow in the stuke, as it did in 1885, but
there is a marked difference between that year
and the present. During the harvest season OF
1855, the weather was moist and muggy after
the rain, but thus far every shower has cleared
of with brisk, cool, stirring wind, which, will,
the help of warm sun, has soon dried the grain
giving it no time to grow. On Monday morning
some of the farmers hereabout struck their era
dies into the wheat, and during the present
week a fair proportion Of it will be cut, though
some late pieces may not be fit to cut till the
latter part of next week. Corn, potatoes, oat.
and grass, never looked better hereabout MAY
they continue to do well.
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BURNING OF JUDGE PINCKNEY's SToR

BURNING OF JUDGE PINCKNEY's STORE.
Henry Hans, Who passes here by the nick
name of Buffalo" confessed to John Oatley,
on Sunday, June "a, that he and one Hiram
Warner, young man of some nineteen years of
age, burned the store Of Judge Pnckney, on the
night of the Douglas ratification. These two
were among those who made the disturbance at
the Lincoln ratification meeting, with the ef6gy,
sc. John Oatley made an affidavit of the facts
on Monday, but the young men had fled. They
wero followed by officers Baker and Green, but
learning that the cuprits had been seen at New
Hudson, on load Of wool, Baker returned, and
Green went to Detroit, by way of St. Johns, to
intercept them. Warner confessed to having
set fire to Mr.. John Dixon's house, on Sunday
night in June, through spite. He is dangerous
fellow, and fled from Milwaukee, on a charge Of
burning. Thus ends the Journals story abou,
"proof enough to convict man of murder
that the Black Republicans burnt Judge Pinck
ney's store.
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AURORA BoREALIs.-The evening of
July 4th was celebrated" by the most extern
sive and truly magnificent display of Northern
Lights" which it ever fell to our lot to witness.
This manifestation was at its greatest degree Of
splendor at hal.past ten o'clock P. NJ, at which
time it extended at the base half way across the
sensible horizon, eliminating at the zenith, de-
scribing an equilateral triangle. The field thus
bounded was filed with undulating waves of
light, interspe1sed with frequent jets of more
intense brilliancy-the whole being in constant
motion throughout, accompanied by soft, flick
ering noise. Displays Of this kind have been
often observed, in which the colors have been
more varied md brighter, but never, in our OBJ.
servation, in which the motion was more inces.
SAINT, or the field larger. Had it not been for
the moon, which was shining at the time, the
contrast between the blackness Of the clouds and
the light Of the Aurora must have rendered the
effect much more brilliant The display wa:
preceded by heavy drift of thunder clouds
which for . time threatened to break over thi'
place, but which finally parted, drifting north
ward and southwark.
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T..NsrNc W1nr.AvAvrs

LANSING WIDE.AwAKEs.-Hon. ii. A.
Shaw made one Of the best speeches which has
been listened to here, before the Lansing Wide
Awakes on Tuesday night, July Sd. Hon. j. N.
Gregory made fine address, marked by spirit
and sense, and Alfred Russell, Esq, Of Detroit,
addressed the Wide.Awakes most handsomely
and acceptably. Last night, Hon. D. c. Leach,
in an able and clear manner, showed up the cor
ruptions of the Administration at Washington, as
developed by the Covode investigation. His
speech did much good, and its effect will not be
lost, as lesson to the people upon the wicked
ness of their rulers. He was followed by John
Homer, formerly Of Lansing, now of Ypsilanti,
in strong speech. The house was filed to
overfowing, and the best of feeling prevailed.
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and everything was done to amuse them. Those
who attended the exercises, and very many
from the city did go, came home delighted with
all they saw and heard, and more especially
with the intense happiness depicted upon the
faces of the little inmates of the Institution, to
whom the rarity Of the thing, gave to day.
relaxation, and few cheap la1uries, zest
which persistent follower Of excitement and
nleasnre might well envy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-11

The FOURTH AT THE School OF Re-
roRx.-A happier lot Of boys could hardly be
found on "the glorious Fourth" than those
congregated within the walls Of the Shoot of Re
form. The Trustees had wisely and humanity
made . moderate appropriation of money for the
purpose, and the boys had regular celebration
An appropriate Grafton was delivered BY Hon. j
NJ. Gregory, Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton, the Declaration of Independence was read
appropriate music was sung, the boys we're re
called with ice cream, lemonade, cake, &C., ant
had torpedoes and 6re-crackers to their heart:
content In the evening rockets we're sent W
BY them, Roman candles were let of, Benga
lights, sezpents, pin'wheels, triangles, Chimes
suns, mines, grasshoppers, &C., we're burned
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CRY AIRS AGAIN.-A young fellow
aick-named "BufalO," who is new conner here,
hon that famous city, shot young man by the
nAns Of Madden, on Saturday last. The two
Id some alteration, when the former drew out
double'barrelled pistol, which proved to be
loaded with shot, and fred it at Madden, ex.
claiming, "there, if that don't do I'll give you
another" The shot took effect in the left hand,
Considerably lacerating the thumb, and some o.
~ fingers.
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LINCOLN WIDE-AwAKE CLUB-There
vM be regular meeting Of the Lincoln Wide
Awake Club on Tuesday evening next, July 18th,
u the room in Cowles' Block occupied by Mr..
Aas singing school. The organization of the
Cub vdl then be perfected, the subject Of uni.
forming discussed, and business of general i'm.
pos'ance transacted A general attendance Of
members Of the Club is requested, and all desi.
roos OF becoming members of the same are cor.
daily invited to be present.
s ~ n. B. JONES, Secretary.
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HEAVY GALE.-The rain on Thursday
Vas accompanied by a tremendous gale, which
NJ powerful here, but which was much more
powerful south Of US. North Of Eaton Rapids,
come fourteen miles south of Lansing, trees
vsRs upsooted, corn lain flat, fences overthrow,
hsasss snroofed, and in one instance barn was
utterly demolished, killing four horses in the
ha The greatest damage hereabout, was the
lodging Of wheat and grass
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A CHANCE FOR DOUGLAS MEN.-Dr
3. B. Shank Of this city, offers to bet 800 upon
he ibIIoviDg proposition: Tho Douglas man is
s.ane States enough to elect Douglas, and the
Dsesor proposes to bet that he will not carry
h.N n fhsm
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HOSE BOYS VS.. FIREMEN.-At special
meeting Of Torrent Hose Co. No. l, the names
Of G. H. Hans and Hiram Warner were stricken
hon the roll for disorderly conduct. These boys
as the two who performed duties as fremen y
IN Judge Pinckney's building.
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For The lansing State Republican.
CAMPAIGN SONG.

CAMPAIGN SONG.
BY "wDEAwAKRn
AIR" Eight Dollars Day."
FO,rysars ago, good friends, you know how Democrats
did wosk,
With coats thrown Of and sleeves rolled up, NO. Of
thsm ID shirk, -
To place Buchanan in tho chair lie occupies to-day,
That b might draw from Use,s Sam his sixty dollars
day.
They said old Buck would mend their luck and Kansas
Elect him = - President, we'd what should
Yet Kansas b better OF, while Buck has drawn his
pay,
For forging tighter Jet her chains at sixty dollars day
He tried to make her people take his base Iseompton
His Utah war. which cost 80 much, ended alone in
He tried to buy the peoples votes to prop his despOt
And GET for cheating friend. and foes bis sixty dollar.
day
1t pass that he aud Cass once nearly lost their
Ys Germans II you e'er return you surely viii catch
Buchanan said, But II a niger should dare to run
away,
III bring him safely back ssan-ior sixty dollars day
Little Dug shall know he must rot 20 against my
policy,
For Breck aad going to knock lis prospects into p
And in once he has friends, their heads shall roll
away,
While shall get, for cutting them on my sixty dollars
day.
"Pl not be rode by John Covode, any of the rest
Against their searching out my sins solemny protest
For I'm functionary old, and venersbly gray,
And get, for bribiug CDngressmen my sixty dollars
day.
look to Heaven to be forgiven for what I've failed
TO do,
And most Of ALL that shoad fail 10 drive Lecompton
through
For Pm pous man, am, and most devoutiy pray,
That may still continue to get, my sixty dollars day.
The people record the that Buck shall be the
last,
Of all the Locos that will get nibbe, smell taste.
Hurrah, my boys, for Abraham he shall bear the
sway,
AMI then honest will geths sixty dollars day
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-11

NEW Law FIRM.-Messrs. X. G. Dart
and 8. D. Bingham, have formed a partnership
under the name and style Of Dart Bingham,
in the practice of Law. They are young men Of
sblity, and will attend promptly to all business
ntrusfed to their care
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Weinman's Brewery,

Maple ST., near Female College.
T WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
i Lansing and vicinity, that keep constantly
on had . better kind Of Lager Beer, Ale and
Small Beer, ever offered to this community,
which shall sefi BY the Gallon, one-third, one
fourth, and one-haf barrels, to suit customers
and warrant it, at one dollar less per barrel thar
sold heretofore. Aleo, the best kind of Vinegar
at IL cents per gallon. FEE
All orders left at the Post Office, under my
address, win be promptly complied with. The
highest price paid for Bailey.
1y26s FRED. WElNMAS. 4
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ExERGY.-On Sunday. small chap.
nine years old, rather ragged, about as broad as
oog, made his appearance in our streets, having
worked his way from Detroit. He has brother
in the School Of Reform, and his GRAND was to
get him ont, which he failed to do, and returned
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-11

BoAap OF EDucAT1oN.-The Board of
Edue.,;oa met lest week at the Capitol-present,
Nesra Baxter, Kellogg and Gregory. Mr.. VIII
lard came, but did not remain.
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go IT Boors."-We call attention to
,hs advertisement of G. W. Woodwork, in to-
Ay1 paper. Mr.. Woodwork is a fair dealer,
and We are pleased to see him prospecting
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-11

HE "RAlL SPLIrrERs" AT MASON
10 Aason Rai-Splitters had glorious time on
oa'aFdAy, at their head quarters at Eureka Hall.
-. b'alr, the eloquent Republican candidate for
sesesner, addressed them at length, upon the
ees o. the day, and kept their closest atten.
eea through moro than two hours. He was
sed BY Hon. II. A. Shaw, who spoke effec.
ny but more briefly. Mr.. Blair was the fret
$50 o. insham county, and is well known and
@seemed, not only about the county seat,
oss IN every township of Ingham.
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M a n RI ID

In this city, the ih inst, by j. p. Cowles, Esq, Mr.
MUNSON K HOOPER and Miss RACHEL E. REED, botf
of Roxand, Eaton county.
In Dewitt, the 4th nst., by Rev. A. l.. Crttenden
Mr.. CECIL ID. BUCH and Miss HELEN A. GIBBS, both o.
WATERFOWL, Clinton county, Mich.
In this city, the sth inst, by Rev. L. b. Potter, Mr.
wM PORTER KENT and Miss LYDIA ANN ELDRED
both Of Oneida, Eaton county
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-11

SmpXY SCHOOL CoNCERT.-Thc month
i, Sunday School concert was held on last Sab.
- Il the School of Reform, at which the ex-
s.;,,s we're interesting and impressive.
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An1c ultural College.

The semiannual examination Of Classes 10 the Agricu.
tural College will the 18th AMI 18th of the present
month.
The following is the order of examination
TUESDAY, 1IrH JrIY-A. 81
SO. Rhetoric.
e-10. Physical Geography.
l0-llhs. Algebra.
L. Logic.
% Botany, Cunors)
34 Surveying.
4-5i.. Mechanics.
wDSEsDAr, lsTH-A 81
s-9lz. Trigoaometry.
91s-ll. Botany, (Sophomores)
I-l2l.. Natural History.
1913. Natural Philosophy.
3IIs. Agricultural Chemistry.
41k-51z. Geology.
The next term will commence the 10th Of this month.
Students entering the Institution should be present oE
examination the first day Of the term, soon therea
ter practicable and viii be required to sastain good
examination in the studies already pursued by the Class
they propose to join.
Agricultural College, July TO- 1860.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from a Pyeserption OF Sir J. Clarke n. d.
Physican Exyasdsaory to tie Queen.
This invaluable medicine 10 unfaing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution 10 subject II nodsratss all
and removes all distractions, and speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited II will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govsrnmsn.
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent countsrfsits.
l. Thsss Pills should H BE taken by Fn1es durin5 the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, az they surs
to bs9 Aisarro2e, but At ssy oAer time thy safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exsrtion PAlpta
ton Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Ps viii
effect when al other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron calomsl
sntimony, any thing hurtful to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
4 Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
| JOB MOSES, (Lats l. c. Baldwin COL
| Rochester, y. Y.
y. Bill 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorized Agent, will insure bottle, containing over
piIh, BY return mail
For sale By R. Thsysr 4 Co., Lansng. ly2ss
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1TJCE THE creditors of Thomnson


Lansing, July 10th, 1850.
STATE or MICHIGAN, |.
Cay@ Lans,no,
To A. Cotrsll, Vim. II. Chapman, ID. u. Bagley, Whit
ney Jones, Geo. Lathrop, D. l. Case, - Haze, }. K.
Price, = Strobe, Spencer Harrington. Geo. l. Parsons
N. Elder, Chapman Hckox, and all other persons In
terested in the following described premises, viz:
lot: L. 6, and :, block @s; lots !, =
10, H. II, H. a. Is ID and II, block H. lots and IL
block Is; lots I, s. 9, II, II and 15 block ~ lots
SIS IS, IL and Il, block IS lots ~ e,ls
block 2a1 u lots i, 2, and block pa.
You hereby notified that are about to
be made upon you defay the expenses Of repairing
Larch street, from Michigan Avenue 70 franklin street
that rolls have been made therefor which ars
on e in the ONCE of the City Clerk whore they viii re
man open for your inspection until Wednesday, the TWEEN
ty third day of July 1850, at O'Clock p n when and
where the Common Council will sit to hear appeals from
said assessment and you offer and show cause i
there be- why tad assessment shall not he made AMI
collected according Ia law.
BY order OF the Common Council
JAMES G. STAFFORD, City Clerk
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

BoseroleAt Insiio~ eaaisAed By special esdoUmeaoY
the Reis u the Sick oad Disyeoed a5ted sri;i FiYE
lat aad kPdense Dssass, and specially fr the Csye #
Diseases Of the Seruol Ore6ss
EDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the Acting Surgeon,
N1 to Al Who apply BY letter, .th description Q,
in eases Of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermAtosfhea, and other die.
eases Of the sexual OrRAns and the NEW REMEDIES
employed in the ppenssry, sent to the Afflicted free d
charge Two three Stamps for postage win be accept
able- -t- 81.
Address, for Report or treatment, d. J. sKnIN
HOCGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Phadslphia Pa By order the u
roetWS ERA p. HAkIWE1L, President.
Gro. FA1d1o, Seerstay. lY1s6
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|DISSOLUTION.-The Co-partnership
heretofore existing between the subecrbers under
the name and style Of Ostrancer Allen, Is this day dis
eoaved BY mutual CONSIST The accounts Of the Old Afu
win be left With ". 8. Ailen for collection.
r.. 8 O5IRANDER,
--.~s.- . "a ". g ALLEN.
Lansing, Nay "a, 1850. 'wcsS -
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no you WANT A lsr QTALITY OF GOLD
~ Pen! You win aad new supply It The
2e4 CITY BOOK sIORE
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HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS.
The Whole World United


s%slCK PEOPLE, THINK AFTER WHICH, ACT "a
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures . book to fill;
This is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrck's Pill
They come from East, and North and West,
And with glad tidings the papers all,
Because they the cheapest, SAFEST best,
And superior to others is Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants and Flowers they're made;
They always cure-they never kill;
Thousands now in their graves we're laid
Were il not for Herrck' Pill
For years he's worked to heal the sick,
With JOY elate his bosom fills;
For tens Of thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers Of Herrick's Pills.
~ HERRICK'S MATCHLES VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS have inundated the world with their popularity
Over FIVE million of boxes used annually, giving
employment to eighty five and women to put them
up. Their by thousandS-their pras
the tongues Of all. Citizens of Michigan and else
where, have you used them? Put up in English
Spanish German and French directions. Large family
boxes IS cents Five boxes for 81. Sold sverywh
See advertisement on Sd page. 1y256
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ECIAL NOTICE Els
Wlde.Awake Uniforms.

J. T. SMITH HArTER, 1si Jefferson Avenue, Detroit is
now furnishing the Republican Clubs with their Uniforms
short notice. and at trifing COST consisting of
light proof Cap and Cape Of the style adopted at
the East. Also, the Torch Lamp Staff and Lincoln Flag
ready for use All orders from Clubs through the State,
with the money accompanying the same, will receive
prompt attention and be properly shipped Samples can
be sent if DESIRED and any communication in regard to
the matter answered without delay He is now furnish.
ing the Detroit Wide Awake" Club, and will supply
Clubs in the country at the same price. 2w27l
hJ.See advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver InvgO.
rator and Family Cathartic Pills. in another column.
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vs1pesday Morning, July II. 1850.

.praasArroN.-Geo. A. Armstrong haa
,aiessd his Office Of City Clerk, in consequences
.s6a ;as]euuscy of the salary.