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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

CRinNAL BUsINEss OF IxcHAM CouN.
rr.-< EDa50a RIyuBLIcAs:-Thet following is the
annuse report 70 the Attorney General for the
year ending Nov. Let, 1851, of the criminal bu.
sioess of ingham county, and the result Of pros
ecusioDs:
Whole number Of persons prosecuted-lO7.
Assault and battery, Is. / fined $50; / fined
szo. l 30 fne and 50 days Jail, l 20 days jail. l
tined SO. 6ued q so. 46ned IS each. 6 settled
with conplainanes, escaped from officer, &C
Quilted. not held, . not disposed Of.
Selling intoxicating liquors, 8. fined $40
each and costs, 3 discharged.
Disardss'y conduct. ,O.. All recognized to
keep the peace and paid costs of suit.
Malicious mischief, 2. Killing dog. Circuit
Judge decided they could not be held for GRIM
NAL offence.
Breaking House of Correction, /. s months
State prison.
Larceny from dwelling house in day time, f.
State Prison years, acquitted, 2 discharged.
Assault with intent to kill, z. found guilty
Of assault and sentence suspended, conditional
that prisoner enlist and serve during the war,
found guilty Of assault and sentenced to 80 days
Jail and $40 fine, 8 pending, acquitted, dis
charged.
Disorderly person, 1. Jail year.
Petit larceny, IL. l $50 fine, fined IS and
costs, Reform School, 1 Jail 90 days, / Jail 80
days, so days Detroit House of Correction, l
Noile pros, prisoner enlistiDg in the army, l
convicted and sentence suspended, prisoner en-.
listing in the army, acquitted, discharged.
Grand larceny. 1 discharged and taken
to Calhoun Circuit, Mol. pros. at request OF
complainant, not held, escaped. acquitted.
Attempt to Rape, 2. l bound over-no in.
formation fled at request of complainant, Mol.
pros, at request OF complainant.
Cruelty to animals, 2. fined s25, l Noiie
proc, complaining witness in the army.
Embezzlement. l acquitted, settled with
complainant.
Embezzement under Sec. 677l, Com. Laws
l.. Convicted. Case taken to Supreme Court
on Bill of Exceptions, and sentence suspended
Refusal to deliver over books, papers, money
&C., under Sec. 5172, C. L., /. Pending.
s Msnslaughter, 6. All held to bail and suits
pending.
Disturbing religious meeting, 6. Discharged
Nolle pros. at request Of complainant.
Seduction !. Pending. 1rrr7i
False Pretenees, 4. I not held and 8 settle(
with compliments.
Receiver Of stolen goods, 1. 80 days jail.
Burglary and Grand Larceny. 2 not held.
Mayhem, /. Nolle pros. at request of com
plainant.
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IxF1AxxAnoNs N. Bingham, . celebrated Physician
of Utica n Y, says "Ihsve treated cases OF lnham-
nation of the Brain Of the Lungs, lnfan
M alton Of tie Bowels and Kidn vs. lnfsmma.ory Rhsu
matism, Child Bed Fever, with DR.. Trask's Magnetic
Ointment With perfect success, even when all internal
remedies have failed also of Group Scarlet Fever
C.nker and liberated Throat and Lungs with like success
In the epidemic known tie Putrd EIysepas oy wh'cn
40 mauv valuable lives lost tested frequently
and it never failed Of eGee,ne speedy and certain cure
In cases of Burns rsins Bruises, Frozeu Limbs, Chill
b,ans &c it cures like charm. No physician or fam
;lv will be single day without this medicine, after be
coming acquainted with its power to cure"
sory IIrs. CEArpEp HANDS AND CMIBIASs, are com
peey cured by two three applications of the Mag
netie Ointment
Read advertisement in this paper. 3m3So
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DRORATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.
L. wOODHOUsE,
4 r. STEELE,


l. igan, County of Irgham, IS AT session OF the
Probate Court the County Of lngham holden at the
Probate Office, in Mason, on Monday, tue "a DAY OF Dec
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one: Present VIM II. Pinckney, Judge of Probate. In
the matter Of the estate of Philip McKernan deceased
reading and hling the petition, duly verne OF Lucy
McKenan wifi. Of SAID sed praying that letters
Of admin upon said estate may be granted to
her and Orlando NJ Barnes, Of Mason, Michigan
Thereupcn it is Ordered, that Monday, the 9th day
Of January next IL O'Clock the forenoon, be assign
ed for the of said petition and that the heirs At
law II said deceased and all other persons interested in
said required TO appear At sesssn OF SAD
Court then TO be holden at the Probate Office in the
village of Mason ant show cause any there be- Why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted And
il further Ordered that said petitioner give notice tc
the person. interested N sa estate of the pendency
sad petition and the hearing thereof BY causing copy
of this order be publ hei in the lansing Repntliean
spaper printed and stins n SAID county OF Ing
successive weeks previous 10 said day OF bearing
(At copy.) wM PiNCkSEf.
3ss3s Judge Of Probate.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 90.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN :-Thanksgivin day has
come and gone, unmarked BY the amount OF
hustle, hilarity and profusion usually attendant
upon this me-houored festal day. 1t was very
observed, however, by our citizens.
business houses being closed, and lectures given
in the churches, but quietly, seriously, and With
out ostentatious display in any quarter. Even
the departure Of the Sd Michigan Cavalry-KeL |
iogg's Second-which took place a: one O'Clock, |
failed to occasion such an outburst of enthusl- |
asm as has accompanied similar scenes hereto
fore. The Regiment, having received their pay
two days previous, formed into line at about ~
o'clock and marched quietly through the city to
the depot. No noisy crowd, no deputation Of
citizens, and no patriotic public speeches greeted
them on their way. Yet they went not without
a hearty God speed from the concourse Of quiet
spectators which lined the streets upon either
side, and the waving handkerchiefs and chasten-
tened smiles of the fair ones who thronged eve
~ accessible window and balcony. The gallant
soldiers seemed in good spirits, and cheered not
noisily, hut frequently and gaily.
We shall look for report from this body Of
men, at the close Of the war, (sbould that time
happy arrive IS We all hope and ezpect,) which
shall assign to them position in history In no
wise inferior to any RegimeH from our State.
Since the departure Of the Second Cavalry has
relieved the crowded state of the camp, a com.
mendable degree of discipline has been enforced
among them and good order has reigned to de-
gree which was impossible before. Two COM
panies Of the Regiment were detailed, and re-
main here for the purpose Of caring for Che hor.
ses which ranot yet all in, though all, believe
are contracted for. They are to follow as soon
as the horses all arrive.
Recruiting, for the regular service, for SIM
c.air's Rifle Regiment, and for the battery Of
Light Horse Artillery to accompany the Fusileers
lis ssin going on here, and with very good sue
cess. Capt. John Brown-son Of John Brown
. of Harper's Ferry memory, is also here, endeav
). ing to gil out his company for Montgomery
, Kansas Regiment. The Captain gave lecture
on Wednesday evening. before crowded aud;
ence in the Opera Hall, which think, had tn
:, happy effect to dispel much Of the prejudice
that inevitably follows the name, since the TRACE
DIV that ended the career of his misguided father
:. His remarks were much more conservative il
r. tone than was generally expected, and he SCENE
;, to have Q thorough appreciation Of Souther
!, character throughout, from the Legree's to tn
st. Clair's; and he gave illsutrations Of bot
those classes of slaveholders, from incidents
his own experince. He is in earnest, heart an
e soul, and there il no doubt that they who emil:
,e under him will have little cause to complain I
inaction or want of stirring adventure.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

SLAVES BUILDING FoRrs.-The forts which
our feet took at Port Royal, South Carolina,
were built by slaves. One Of them, Fort Walker,
occupied the labor of 1000 negroes for three
months to built it. 1t is very strong fort, bull,
in the most approved style OF modern earthwork
Notifications. 1t was surrounded by ditch fif.
teen feet wide, by ten deep. and picketed
throughout. In the bitches on the seaside and
the points on the bastions were stockades for
shetering sharp shooters.
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3m33e

WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WITH NEw
IxrRovKxEyIs AT REDUCED PRicKs.-The Wheeler viii
son Manufacturing Company having gained ALL their suits
at law with infringing OF Sewing Machines
proposes that the public shall be benefited thereby and
have accordingly reduced the prices Of their Sewing Ma
chine. After this day they will be sold At ratesthat vii
pay fair profit the cost of manufacture capital H.
vested and expense of making sales such prices as vii
enable them make FIRST class machines, and as here
tofore, guarantee them in every particular
n PARTRIDGE General Agt for Michigan, Detroit
I.GILLET, Jr Agent for Lansing and vicinity.
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lAdvortisementl

UNew Goods again arriving at Inger-
soils BY Express, including Dress Goods. De.
lanes, Cloakings, Shawls,. Domestics, Berlin
and Shetland Woods, Hoods, Skating Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Cotton and WOODEN Yarns,
Dc. A handsome lot of New Goods is the best
advertisement after all-much better than des
perate determination to undersell everybody,
because sensible people will appreciate the for
mer. But the latter they know to be matter
which several can play. Call at Ingersol's fo'
choice New Goods, at uniform low prices.
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NOTICE. :.

the matter Of the estate Of Ira y. Darling, de-
ceased Tbs undersigned having been appoin ed by
the Hon. wm II. Plnckney. Judge OF Probate Tor the
county of Inyham in tie State VI Michigan, Commits
to receive and adjust all claims and &C.
mands against the of the said deceased hereby
give notice that ~il meet for the purpose OF recev
wing examining and adjusting such claims and demands
At the County Treasurers Office in Mason, the day
Of January next and the IN day Of August next, 81
O'Clock In the forenoon Of each day, ana that nne
month. ON the 4;h day of November last ALLOW et
oy said Judge Probate to creditors Of said estate
present the claims for sueh examination asd adjust
menr.
Dated Mason, November 5, 1861.
L. wOODHOUSE,
r. STEELE,
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GopeY FOB JANUARY.-We have re-
esivsd Cooley ior January, and it 10 filed with
everything the ladies' wish to know. We should
link lady would - soon decide to become an
old maid. as 70 60 Without this valuable maya
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

SCHOOL ExAxlNArlox.-1he general ex-
animation Of the Public Schools Of the city Of
Lansing, viii take place as follows:
Sd Ward School, on Wednesday, December
18th.
I'd Ward School, on Thursday and Friday
Dee. 10th and 10th. fFfa az
lst Ward School on Monday and Tuesday
Dec Esd and oath.
The friends Of education are requested to at
tend
BY order the Board OF Education,
E. LONGYEAR, Pres.
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lAdyeiti.emensl

0There arc many reasons why the
eidsens Of Lansing and vicinity should purchase
their clothing Of N. J. Wiel, Esq.
Frstty His store being the only regular
Cushing Score in the city, he il enabled to keep
the best quality and much the lsrges, assortment
OF clothing. =
Seeo"dly.-Bsisg leeitimasely in the business
land inasmueh as his terms are ready pay) he
can cell much cheaper than those who keep com
paratively few goods; besides his clothing are
oil made up under his own supervision, with ,
Wv % the wants Of western community, and
IN perfect keeping with the latest styles. Many
more reasons might be offered; but call and ex
ealao loe yOuseelves. y -. .ac-E
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CHR,srxAs AND New YEARs.-A

CHRIsrxAs AND New YEARs.-A cotil-
lion party viii be held at the house OF w. o.
Campbell, Grand Ledge, on Christmas Day, and
at the house Of J. Ferguson, Delhi, on New
Years day, commencing at 4 o'clock P. NJ. Those
in search Of amusement during the holidays. will
End that they can spend the evening of either OF
said days very pleasantly at the above places.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

JOHN e. BREcKENRIDGE.-This traitor has
been expelled by unanimous vote OF the Sen.
ate. The resolution was commercially brief:
RESOLVED. That the traitor, Breckenridge be
expelled.
The country desires to see one more testmo-
NAL conferred upon nina halter.
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Rad 1--we call the attic ntion Of our

READ 1--we call the ate ntion Of our
readers to the letter of E. F. Siverd, on our first
page. he defends Major Williams from the inn
pusations Of . correspondent of the Detroit Ad-
,sstiser, and speaks in anything but favorable
terms Of Col. Mcconnell, late Of the Michigan
Third. As he assumes the responsibility, We
publish the letter. $500. 6.
The letter Of our Grand Rapids correspondent
vas received too late fer insertion in our last.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Coon PLACE. Step into Hinckley's
fsb.cco and Cigar Store, aud you will find every
ding in the shape Of tobacco, cigars, cigar.cases
.,d pipes. That is the place to indulge, if you
ne The weed. BE-.
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AoeA'--....-.'. ..-- $500. Ao'
Many cases have been brought by Justices Of
which have had no cognizance and cannot
report.
Amount of fines levied, $2s2 SO.
Days Of imprisonment 1897, and two boys to
the Reform School till 81 years of ages not
sentenced, Of these enlisting.
s. D. BINGHAM,
Prosecuting Attorney.
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DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Noti'

IA hereby gwen, that N pursuance OF license u me
Granted BY the Hon VIM H P,bckney Judge Of Probate
Tor the county Ingham, the SECOND day Of Decem
Der 1861 sha sell public auction on the premises,
saturday the e. DAY February 1892 at one O'Clock
ia the afternoon Of said day. the foiosng real estate OF
Hugh R. Hambe, deceased, TO Wit The south fractional
half Of the north west quarter OF section SIX IN to~n
four north of range t~o xesr Ighsm county, State Of
Michigan, containing ninety acres, more or lss-.
HENRY L. HENDERSON,
Admir- with he will annexed Of H. K Hzmbel, deeeased
Ds,ed Tee 10, 1851 .oSSAo
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The PENSACOLA FIGHT. - The Montgomery
Adesrtiser gives list Of seven killed and four
wounded, including Colonel in one of the Miss
issippi regiments, engaged at Fort McRae with
Fort Pickens.
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Nsw LAxDLoRD-The Ingham Nescs.
avs: We are informed that NJ. H. D. Rogers,
ESQ, has leased the Exchange Hotel In this vii
hse, formerly kept BY I. W. Horton. Esq. Mr..
r has kept Hotel in this county some years.
and has won good reputation a. landlord.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

UNUSUAL. We received yesterday a
beosss Of violets and geraniums from Mrs. A.
]. Viels, gathered on the 9th Of December in
he open air. The flowers and leaves are fresh
and fair = if picked in June, and it Is rare
md welcome gift at this season Of the year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Doors AND Shoes. We direct the at
tention Of our readers to the advertisement OF
Nessrs. Johns + Bailey, in another column. Al.
though this firm have but recently established
themselves in business, they have obtained a
eood run of custom, which is accounted for by
their desire to please and suit all who may favor
them with call Try them. .-t
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70 There is no use talking about any
other Saleratas except D. B. De Land & Co.'s
Chemical saleratus. 1t is just the thing that ev.
cry good hoasekeeper needs. 1t is unadplsera-
ted, and is perfectly healthy and nutritious, and
gives immense satisfaction to all Who have used
it, 1t is also uniform in quality and in itsresults,
which Is very desirable quality in any chem
zeal compound. Il is manufactured and for
sale, at Wholesale, By the proprietors, at Fair
port, Monroe county, N. Y. and for sale by al
Wholesale and retail dealers in the country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

MOTHERS Re Ap The following is extract from
letter written bv the pastor Of Baptist Church to the
journal and Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks
volumes in favor Of that ord medcine-NRs
wIxsIow' : SOOTHING SYRrP FOR CHIiDRRS TEErHISe:
1--WE see an adv- rtismeut 10 your columns Of Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup. Nov We never said word
in favor of patent Medicine before life, but We
feel compelled say your aders that this Is no hum
bug-wE HAVE TRIED n AND KNOW n CLAIMS -
II is probably, Of the most successful medicines Of
the day because Of the best And those Of
eade, vhO have ba bes can't better than to lay in
supply" 1y293
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A CONscRIPIloN.-The Richmond Eraminer
declares that the North 10 united more thorough
y BY every defeat and every sacrifice, and insists
that the Southern States must raise 500, 900 men
by CONSUMPTION if it would fight the united North
With any prospect Of success.
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! sAsSPRscn 1aou Gas. LAxE.-Gen. Lane deliv-
cred spirited war speech from the steps Of
willGrd's Hotel, It Washington, q few nights
since, which was enthusiastically received. He
soek stssne srounas in fsvorof eonfscating slaves
Of rebels. -.s.g .s,r---. s- .-s.
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Wednesday Merning, Dec. llth, 1861.

Nrw Posr OrFiCE.-A Post Office has
hen established at Locke, in this county, and
uP. Crowell tss been appointed POSTMASTER
fts mail for this Township has formerly gone to
WliamstOn. -
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InrHovED.-The Daily Pittsburgh Gazette and
Cs~~reiel Jssr~al comes to Us in . new dress.
lis . strong supporter Of the Union and is in
1rsspes6 sspseys Vide ssdks journal. We
eeasidsr il among Or ~ v6luabb I'd ranges.
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New Advertise ments.
NOTICE is hereby given, that we thu

i undersigned commissioner Of the estate of Thomas
Gilbert late Of the township Of Alaedon, will meet At
Joseph Scusders on SATURDAY, tie 18Th day of Janu
airy, A. d 1852 and ais, Saturday the 18th cay Of
April d 1862 at 10 O'Clock A. fr the purpose Of
examining and allowing such elAiC.s and cemsncs as
shall be presented to us against said estate.
Dated this sd day of Nov. A 1851.
-aa--sta- JOHN ". EREvY,
RODOLPHUS TRYON,
lvet0 Commi0ioows.
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HO! FOR THE WAR!
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Motto

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Notice
IA Is by ven, that IN pursuance OF hcen-e TO
me granted by VIM. ii Pinckney Judge Of Probate Tor
the county lnxham, shall sell at public auction, on
the on Saturday the 25 Gay Of January nsxt,
at O'Clock 10 the Afternoon If said day all tie rght,
title and interest If Elhu Ehwood, deceased, IN anu u
the fol owing parcels of land, subject all iens and In
cum b ancss up n the same, and the widows right oil
dove therein the south west quarter oil the south
east quarter twenty nine (9) n town FOUR ~
north Of range two ~ vest contain ~ scres more OF
less also the vest t15) oH south east quar-
ter Of south quarter Of section twenty nine (2s
town north Of range vest. Terms made Known on
Gay Of sale. SiL'ESIEh SSofieLD,
One of the Executors Of the estate VI Ewood
Lansing Dec 10, 1861 o~S4o
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HANDSOME PREsENr.-It is contemplated in
New York, among the monied men to raise a
sufficient sum to purchase 5000 reams of paper
to be presented to George D. Prentice, of the
Louisville Journal
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r. The attention of our readers is d

~ The attention Of. our readers IS d.
rected to the advertisement OF the New England
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, in another
column. This is one Of the most reliable insur-
snce Companies that does business in Michigan.
J. E. Tenney is the agent for this city and vcin-
isy, and will issue Policies on the most favorable
terus. Insure in the New England and sleep
quietly these winter nights, regardless of the
dread approaches Of the relentless Fire King.
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SAD NEws.-Florence Nightingale, in letter
which has found its way into print, appears to
entertain but little hope of her own recovery.
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DENocRAflo DERAULfKR. - The 0overnme Mt
has recovered . verdict Of >s.sss.so against G.
N. Pine The amount Of his defalcatioa .while
Marshal Of Northern Illinois.
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MASONIC.

There will be a regular communication Of Lansing
Lodge No &c. F. and A. NJ at Masonic Hall, on Thurs
day evening, Dec 18th, 1851 at O'Clock, at which time
the election Of officers for the ensuing year will take
place. general attendance Is requested.
By order
b. F. BUCK, Secrfdry.
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PRIZE POETRY.

Let chieftains boast Of deeds In war,
And Ministries tune tn sweet guitar,
A nobler them my HEART it dis
In praise of Herricks rsatchless Pills.
Their cures are found in every land
Amid Russia 3 snow, and Afric's sand
Their woudrous works, the paperc I'll
Produced by Hersick 5 matchless Pills.
Does disease aiact your Go not doubt
This charming compound will search it ont,
And health again your system I'LL
II you hy at once to Herrick's Pills.
rhey's safe for all-both old and young,
Their praises are every tongue,
Disex az, disarmed-no longer kills,
Since We are blessed With Herrick's Pills.
s5-Put up with English, Spanish German and trene
irections. Price IS cents per box. Sugar Coated
Gee advertisement on Sd page.
ly3os wv CAPRON, Travelling Agent
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Special Notices.
MASONIC NOTICE.

The annual election Of officers Of Capitol Lodge s. o.
No &c. will take place the next Regular Communca-
tion Every member is specially requested to be pres
ent. By order OF WM. H. PlNCkNEf, W. H.
II. W. WALKER, Secretary
Lansing, Dec. 10, 1861.
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LICENSING NEwsBoYs-An ordinance has been
presented to the Common Council of Chicago
providing for the licensing of newsboys.
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NO advance in Pri-
~ ces-On the contra
ry-having re-organiz-
ed our business on a
Strictly Cash Basis, we
expect to sell goods, on
the average, lower than
heretofore. Goods can
be sold for Cash lower
than on credit. Per-
sons paying cash sho'd
satisfy themselves that
they are dealing where
the pernicious system
of credit, with Its lnev-
liable consequence
High Prices---is not
|practiced, and where
there are no losses to
be sustained by the
cash purchaser.
! We shall endeavor,
!: as heretofore, to deal
/ honorabIy and fairly
!; with every one. Ten
dering our thanks fol
!: past years of unparal.
leled and unabatine
!; patronage. we Invite
: the attention of all tt
!: Jour present large ant
attractive Stock.