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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
STATE CAkFASSERS STATEMENT cF rotes csre~ foy
Representative Cow9ress 9th Co~Sressscnai Dssbsd.

The Undersigned Secretary of State State Treasurer
and Commissioner O! the stat Land once constituted
by law the Board of state the ofhcs
II she Secretary OF STATE In Lansing. Michigan, on
thursday the llth of Lecenber A. d. ieo2 for the
purpose Of csnvassIg and the votes gwen
Il the General Election holden IN sal:
resisy the fourth day of November, A. u. Is for
Represe to the Congress o the Cnited states for
the Fifth Congressional District Of the State of Michigan
proceeded % the received BY the
ecretary Of STATE. and declared the following the
result Of their investigation:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

~ II ia alleged rha, Be- jsu.ia's Battery, at
Anrirtan. fought some ,in- after il wss ou, Of
eIls-6riug onls po~der and that Q regiment
o. rebels sere repul,-d through fear of this bat
tery, ~hich had norhing but noise - oppose 70
steel AID nusket bale
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

The whole number Of votes given fo- the said Office n
Rep-esent4tve in Congress for sal District was tw uty
six thousand hundred sld sixteen, AMI they were
gwen follows, viz: For Fernan loJ a. thi-t
th0ISla. AMI four EuaiTe! !! t1- Fbs1aZ J. Penlnnac
shirt ten thousand two hundred AMI eight; AMI oi.t
scatt ring.
W tn Board of State Clnvassers, DO hereby certify
ths foregoing - b t-ga stat naIt 81 al tie ";
in sil First Congressional District for the sail
Office Of Rpres ,t1tive u ths C0ag~ess Of tn United
States At tn Election holden the fourth day o Nove
Der, A. Il. 1852
Witness hands at Lansing this I1:h day Of Deem
Der, a. D. 1852
JAMES p. PORTER, Secretary OF State
J. OWEN. state Treas Irer
SAML :. LACEY. Corl'r stat Land o.fcn,
Board # .Stats Cai.eissers.
We the .ned, state Cauvassers from q careful
ln!aat OF the Election Returns from al the Couuti
the First Coagrc District of ths q Michi
gan, 10 determine. the Tes.t ot invcstgai!
Fernando g Bimia has been, ~ the Zr-tes, gn
Of duly ei-ctei Represe, 4ive the Con
gross Of the United of America for and on the
part 0f the state cf Michigan
Wisoess cur hands this l2;h day Of December A l..
1852
JANE B. PORTER, Secretary Of STATE
J. OWEN. State Treasurer.
SAM L :. LACEY. Com'r state Land Of5ca
| B3Ir2 Of S'ats Cirr1s,e-s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
AMa.sachuser,s volunteer, while sick in

Massachusetts volunteer, while sick in
the hospital, asked for some currsnt Jelly. TIE
attendant maie hirn paw all his money, two dol
lars, frr small ", ard on opening j, the inva-
lid discovered ~itEi. the wrapper q note directed
to hmsel'. and that this very ja- Of jelly had
heen set, by MS osn family to him This u
bot one amorg the many outrages perpe,ra'ed
by the Uupri, cipled nen who are in our army.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
STATE CANVASSERS' STl4TEMEvT Of -r,,s qiren far
Rereseta,ire Congress, l,t Con ressi0nal Ditric

tn undersigned, Secretary Of state Silte Treasurer
ant Commissioner Of the state Land Office constituted
by sw IN. Board Of state Cs.yasser, the office
Of tho Secretary OF State, in I1ns NJ, Mi-hCaa on
Thursday, the llth day o December, n 1862 for the
purpose uf cdnvlsSnE and ascerrIuii- the given
at the General Election holden in sail state u Michigan.
Tues day, the fourth DAY of November 4 H. 1902
Representative to the Congress of the United STAT ;oT
the First Congressional District oi the State of Michigan
proceeded t. examine In. stat iv-l By The
Secretary Of state. and decrei the following the
ut Of their Investigation
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
STATE CATTAS~ Frs sTlrEYEvF If r,s,s 7i--- fer
Rsrr...nt...Ee C.n-rs. ?: C.nl-.sst nal D, trl.t

The Undersigned seer -y o. state. State Treas
and Commissioner u the state Land Ufce c0rstit1ie5
By aw tn Bari of state Can-asse-s net th- ofce
OF tue Secretlry o: state in lansing Michigan. OF
Thurs ay. the llth day Of Decerbe- se2 for the
parpose Of canvas1g and asce-taiurg the woes given
az the General Election holden II .aii state Of c.an
Tues lay the fourth day of Move mber H. Ise2 for
Reprss nstve 70 the Congress q the Cuted Stat Tor
the Second Con -rsiGnai strct cf the o! Mich
g8n, projected 70 examine the STAT received by
,5e Secretary Of state declared the following the
res IS o. IA-I- investigation:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
STATE CANvASSERS SLlfENEyT ~ ~ts csss~ ~
RFrsos:ass< - Co~.-sss, SA Cs~srsssss~sl I~svs<t

The untersSnst SECRETARY OF State state Treasurer.
AnG Comm the state Land Gee, ccSsits seo
~ aw tae Hard Of State Cxrvxssers met as The Uccs
4 the Secretary of SITE IN lASsuG, Nici gan. on
rEnrs isy the llth cay Of ReSmeer l. lse2 for the
pcEpssS o. ssirE aud ssesrtanis ths vSts sven
At TIE Genera. k-Ion holden II Said State Of Ma
On Tues ay. the GoG ih cay Il Novenber T. lsc. io.
Rrqres ntave g. tag conkr ~ tbs United Stat for
tA toGrta ioasr.ssnA ST. ct 81 tes state q. Michigan
procseIca 10 examine tie exile nts received by The
secretary Of state sad dec arvi The following The
resut o. taeir Investigation:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
JUHN p. HUNT.

EArENT LAwYsR AND SOLIClOR. l&9 Jsf.rson Avenue.
tesrcit, Mich. Branch Office, Washington II. C. Es-
Saosnhcd in tS&& Drawings ami Specifications pre-
pared, aud Patents obtained on n.w Inventions of
Fy description. Cass taken upon cor ti,ional fee
tne Inventor 80 desres-that Is, patient, NO pay.
Aaviee given and Circulars sent gratutously. 36syl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

~ milkman was awslened by q wag
in the night with the announcement that bis
best COW was choking. H. forthwith jumped
Up TO save the life Of Brunnis, when 10. be
fund turnip stuck in the mouth Of the
pump.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
MAK0ON hDlJSE.

u p. Angler, Proprietor. Jickson, Michigan. This
house has been enlarged reiitted AMI e!Sg Intly fur
nisaef Regular BoarIers and Visitors Can be accom-
moated with gooi rooms, first class fare, and al the
corlS-ss of Hotel life, AT most reasonable prices. To
Transient guests the Marion House presents iadGce-
ments by way Of apartments large and well located,
and furnished more elegantly tran those Of any other
Hote "a this par, of the coGnty The proprietor will
90 all IN his power to make every person at the Marion
House comfortable. K. r. Angler, Proprietor.
= u. >EfMOCS, Head Clerk, formerly Of the Angler
House, Cleveland. d =. A Mss. steward formerly
OF the -. JslueS Hotel BlfIIa Y " Iy.syS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

The whole number Of votes given for the SAID Office Of
Ispssentsve in Cocg-ess for saii Tistric, .~ery
ave thousand FIVE hun red ard for.yOne arc they were
given - follows. VIZ For Chzres Cpsgr. fourteen
thousand one hundred sni forty seven: for John "
Turner eleven ,hosszr3 three hgrdrei aad eighty
four imperfect votes aai five scattering
We :hs Boa-i Of STATE Caavassers 10 hereby certify
td- foregoing 20 Be t-ue Statement Of all the vote
svea n Sail Second Congressman District fn- tie sal
Office Of representative 20 the COogress o. the Ca!t=d
States At the General E-csoa ho1en the fourth day
Of November. l. .. lse2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

u Senator Carlisle, of Western Virginia.
has been politely requested to resign BY the up
per braoch Of the STATE Legislature. Reason :
| that he acts and talks too much ike q rebel
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

~ Voltaire. speaking Of law. said. Il
never was but twice in my life completely on
the verge of ruin; first. when lost lawsuit.
and secondly, when gained one"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

~ Great destisution exists in the rebsl -.
m, in virgisia Entire regiments are said 70 -
barefooted, While many are vishoss ceass end
blanke,a Ass natural conseqssses, Geknso
prevails 70 . hiehtful exseaa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

lansing, Michgan-N ". Eicar ,propria;or The E'gsr
Houss is new, having been just completed and ia fit
ted up throughout in the best STYLE and with fur
riture. On Washington tvenue, near the site Of the
old lansing House. stages leave this House daily 3.4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
ID R G..

h c. MADDEN NAV be fornd at the corner by Taayer
kCo's Drugstore, opposite the Baak, with his bray,
prepared at all times u do any busieSs in the line OF
draying with promptncss AMI satisfaction. Terms
sonAbe. Orders left with L. Thayer Co. will be
promptly attended to. lv3Ss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

IrTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AZ Law AMI solicitor in
Shaaeery, agent for prosecuting claims o soIiers and
eol. rs willows against the government for Bounty
Money, Pensions. and arrears O! piy-lansing. Mich
Oaice N Republican Printing olcc, up stairs, Nchi-
AyPNus .sSt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

o he of IN
d p ~ te nngt OF 0sgynt TO .
a zen E n in s.
A !i examined tim ~
he ty Q oln as thrs sui I h ,rnvstga
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
Amendments to the Constitution.

I . ~ o ai
y ~ B u i I IA w = IN Ian Mehsarl Thurs
r. \ - @ given
/. Sm n saSa.t s,Anasv
oI re rN as Secretary q en-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

enurro rofvsg atsr % Cntu nrenN.
pa a
Am nme orunvss o sfrnf and anuim mut
r. f
q a
R n Unrvsty thou t d m weeg nowsvr
SO % IL
WI NUM- lu vN Z 4 m an 4 Cons tnr 4 Electors the
tps lUpaP Pris Y hh an don h dane three nuantA Fehu.
b Y
u II IT Ugh a e h fmrt t
IA
lay c
,cIn'rsa IadOf
V IN
n VI . e Cnva on Ia N Ei N m NAL thee Counties
on
n - by
:
L
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

The whole number Of votes given for the said oms
Member Of the >tas Board o. Eircata one hun
anf thirty inousaa nile hun ired and eighty AID
they were given es follows viz Ffiy-ive thousaui one
hundred an nineteen were given for Eward Io-sch
sxfy-one thousand nine huu!re and hfty-three for
Daniel L Brown; thirteen thousand eiSht hCnrei and
sIxyfour FOR iwin Do-sch and ftty-two scatce-in-
We !ns Bnar o' state Canvassers a.Oressi do hereby
ca-ty the foregoing to be Statement Of al the
votes given II sat >ta:e Of Michigan for the sail
Of Aemoer OF the State BOsri OF Euca;n at Gene
RAJ Election holden therein TIE fourth cav @. Nov,-
bar, A. D. 1852
Witness or hands at lansing this lI,h day o, pece
Der, A D. 1862
JAMES 3. PORTER, Secretary of State
j OWEN, STATE Treasurer
SAML : LACEY, Com. State Ian, once
Boc-6 q St1.e Can sI,s.-y
We, TIE unters saet Stsi. Canvasssrs from ca-s.r,
examination Of the Election Returns from sI the C,up
ties o. TIE state q Michigan received bv
o. STATE CO the result # our iny=sryat;on
max isoiel Brown has been. By the greatest
o. votes. duly elected 10 the Cfc4 o. Member OF ,ha
STATE Board o: Elgcatina Of the State Of Michigan
Wines OR hands iais l2;h Day Of n.ceube- A o
1862 - -
JAMES PORTER, Secretary O. STATE
J. OWEN. STATE Treasurer.
SAAL 3 LACEY. Com'r state Land Once
Board cf Ssr< Caar1s9x
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

rh,saior
h oaehu
~ n sixteen Sattrm
Of ii
nc Ii rmg
hyc fytNr
for
o. " d 30 nr
o Dm A n
Secretary
rrr.
m Lam
Nd State xCar-as-,
a the result
dsy Of December, A y 1ea
B State
Treasure
Cmr State IAnd Once
# SGs sC..usr,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
EXCHANGES HOTEL.

d. D. ROGERS, Proprietor, Mason, Ingham county Mich
fsan. Lansing, Dexter, and Jackson stages stop al
tai ao.ss. Catrses reasonable. \ Livery Stable is
connected with the House Sl,rf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17

l. HUDSON, Proprietor, wm P. H0CCK, Clerk, Ian
sag, Michigan Stages leave this House daily fol
!AcSs'a, - Johns, Detroit, and a;srmeG!lie places
Lansing, July l, ieol.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
EAGLE HOTEI.
BENTON HOUSE,

~ J. " SIEARER, Linsag, Michigan. stages for s,
johns, JACKSON, Detroit an Marshall, leave this Hous
daily.
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y..tices Of the supreme Col

crDa,;E NAgIlN, Chief Justice
fsAAC IlikLoIiANCf, AssoeiIte Justice.
JAMS " CAMPBELL,
RASuULPH AANN!NO,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-17
Official Qirtttorp.
NATIONAL OFFICERS
THE CABIN Z.


Irsrlv BLAIR, Governor.
,Iac,, I.e4I sIAGi UOvci LO!
NV a Pus.rLK, secretIy VI stale
4. ,L,s lUC>E, Deputy do.
49, ,HIsJ u. sEs.I Al4ii0f General
EsA yJSE>, Deputy 40.
L,l, uwEN, -tite ireas0reT-
I,J,, IlKSEh, Deptty do-
49, ,,alu,Jai, ape. la,eaicnt Pub. instruction
SCsSu All Is. .IEBl3i\>, Dcp4Iy DO
SSS'rl /, L.LI COMMISSIONED state Lind Oi.lce.
SSxiI, AEWIfI, Dcp.ty CO.
SIAsIE, CrsoS, AItos Aey Ceaefai.
49,, ruJ3saI suS, n 4t-At UcheEd!.
n svuSIAiS garter Master General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
Meolrul.
NLEANSE THE BLOOD.

With corrupt, dsordered or vsied Blood you must be
sick all over may burst out In Pmplss or Sores or In
some active disease may merely keep you sess de-
pressed and good for nothing But you cannot have good
health while your blood 10 impure. AYERS sARsPA-
RLLA purses these impurts' and stimulates the organs
of life into vigorous acou restoring the health and eapeng
disease Hence 1t rapidly variety Of complaints which
arc caused by impuriy of the blood such Seroua or
Eings Era Tumors Uleer', SOr@, Erupsion', Pimpie'
ohe, Bos ST. Aul,oays Fire ROss Eryspela' letter
or Sal. Raeum Scad Head Rngvorm Came, or Canee'ou'
Tumoy, Sore E,e, Female Disea,e' such Retention
Iyesulayi,y supprsn, Whife' sterily SypAis or peH
,r,al Di,eas., Lise1 Complants and Heart Dsed Try
AYERS sARsAPARILLA, and zee for yourself the 'urpn'
iDs activity with which 1. cleanse. the blood and cures these
disorders.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL Is so universally known
10 srpass every other remedy the of Couo Cd
Influenza Hoay,enes, Group B,oneh' Inepient Co"'ump
tioa and for the relief Of Consumpve Patients In advanced
stage. of the disease that ia useless here to recount the
evidence of is virtues. The world knowsthem.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS. for Co'treae" Dvptp'ia'
Indgetion Dysentery Foul Stomach. Jeundiee hsaade'e
H.ayiburn Piles, Rhsgmats, Drop'y Worms ana IN 'n'N
for all the purposes Of purssye medicine
For many year, these pills have been used with eA''a''a
nary success curing those diseases which arise Hcm Oh"
ordered digestive organs and impure blood They espei all
foul hunors from the system and restore and invsorse its
healthy v,aes They strike at the root OF di'esse-they
purify the fountain of ethey the lost bloom and
baoyancy youth to those far advanced IN age And
ye such their composition tia. injury cannot possibly re
.ult from their u.s, even to infants.
AYERS AGUE CURE
THE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
1T NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS,
1T NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHlLLs AND FEVER
1T NEVER FAILS.
IT NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
1T NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS.
FOR cHILI.s AND FEVER
IT NEVER FAILS. 1T NEVER FAILS,
1T NEVER FAILS. IT NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FAILS
This REMEDY
IL SURE TO CURE,
Is SURE TO CURE,
Is SURE TO CURE.
FOR
CHILLS
AND
1T NEVER FAILS, 1T NEVER FAILS,
IT NEVER FAILS. 1T NEVER FAILS.
IT NEVER FAILS,
IT NEVER FAILS
NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER,
1T NEVER FAILS,
1T NEVER FAILS.
II NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS,
IT NEVER FAILS
NEVER FAILS. 1T NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS, NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FAILS, NEVER FAILS.
AYERS AGUE CURE.
TIE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
BY
DR.. J. C. AVER 4 Co.,
LOWELL. MASS,
And sold by Drugs Is everywhere.
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financial.

Tn. Hou.AroSIc RAILROAD Co, Trsxsurers Office,
BkiDGKPokr CoSS.. Aug 10, 1852
nIYIDEND No. l0.-The Board OF Drec-
tor. Til, Road hsye this day declared dividend Of
-Four "a Dollars Per share the Preeued Capital stock
ryabe on the 25h inst to holders o. said stock on tho 18Th
Inst Tn. Dividend Stock New ork books payable q.
KErCuUM son Co.'S No. 10 EIchsngep place on Boston
books al j. T. THAYER BROTHERS, ana on Bridgeport
books ., this Office. . -
Tie Transfer BOOKS viii be closed from the 18Th to the 18th
inst inclusive CHARLES X. ANERlLL, Tr.suter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

OFriCE on SECURITY tIRE INSURANCE Co,
No 81 risE.sr., NEwiosK, Aug II, 1902.
nIVIDEND.- DIRECTORS have this day
i declared a CASH pIViDESD or FIVE (5l PER
CENr payabs 10 Stockholders on demand. aud SCRIP
DIVlDfED Of Thirty 800 PER CENT, on the
EARNED PARTICIPATING PREMIUMS" OF tho past
year (.ald Earned Participating Premiums amounting to
lo1 Oo); also INTEREST DIVIDEND OF SIN t6l PR
CENT on outstanding SCRIP. The SCRIP CkkrlflCATE
will b, ready for delivery and after the 18th DAY OF
OCTOBER NEXT BY order Of the Board,
RICHARD l.. HAIDOCk, Secretary.
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OapsAscK OYYicE, WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsHIsGroS Aug. 8, 1862 !
PROPOSALS will be received by this Departs
i until p M the 18th Of August 1892 f9f the
delivery the following Arsensls, Of HORSE EoUlPs
MEMS U. 5. Cavalry pattern IS hereinafter specified;
At the wstertown Arsenal, Ws,ertown Msssaehusestfs
1000 sets.
the Water1ie. Arsenal. IVES, Troy, Nsw.YOEk aOce
At the NewYork Arsenal. Governors Island, New York.
At the FrankfOrd Arsenal, Bridc,burs Pennsylvania soy
At the Allegheny Arseos Pittsburgh Psnnsy vsnA iOOoa
At the 81, Louis Arsenal ST. Louis Missouri 10 900
These Of horse equipments to be furnished csm
pee except the horse crush curry comb sSiai pckepns
link and blanket Samples be examined each Of The
sboven.med ar.en,h They TO be subject 10 hspeo.
the where delivered oeor. being received
by the Government; be accepted paid for bat
such approved upon sIch inspection
Deliveries must be made In ots Of not less than 20 se0
per week. all Of 500 upder; V
week for all contracts Of from 500 TO LOO SETS 100 sets
per for sill contracts Of nom 0 20 600 sets SO seta
per week for oil contracts of from 1908 70 6o sets sn~
per al rsc3 of from 100 TO TO- sets.
Failure deliver specified time viii subject the con.
tractor forfeiture Of the quantity to be delivered at thse
time. The pm-Ds TO be boxed hye sets IN Dor n
the customary uannerbs and saddles Of assorted numbers
and the 10 be dncy marked the outer ends u
the box Tie boxes TO DO charged at cost be derned
Bidders will state explicitly in their proposals the time
quantity and place Of each delivery Eaca party obtaining
sureti-s, for the faithful fulhlneut of the same.
Bids Of persous Who not manufacturers or resu1 dess
er Ia leather work will not be considered and the DepGs
tho right to reject or all bids which NAY
Upon the swsrd being made successful bidders only VIZ
10 notified and they viii be furnished with forms Of the es
| tact and of the bond required Of them.
''''''-' =" '- ' General JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Chief Of Ordnance,
Wa.hia.lOn D. c."
| Proposals for Horse Equipment"
JAMES w. RlPLEf'
Brig Gen. Chiri Of Ordnance
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ARDEE's TACTICS.-D OWLINGs OF
- pciAL EDITION price IS cents. This edition
tsns al the sngfsvgs and diagrams OF Compsny Msneuve
Sssther fh the bsyonet Exercise and al info nation 90
vfcaL A DOWIINa Al. "a N.s..n.s,
sellers who desire 10 sscure eoruplets
SdauoD order DOWLIhGS EDITION.
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Urn Goods.

GREAT ATTRACTION!
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF ,.co,yra
RICH SILKS, DRESS GOODS, CLOAho oAo~oHO'
aud MANTILLAS. at the IN
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE VT
CHARLES HEARD CO,
No sol GRAND-SE,
Previous 20 taking Stocx)
G20N0 WORTH RICH SILKS, ,,nvpn novN
slsOo WORTH RICH DRESS GOODS NOUN
.,oooo WORTH PURE LINENS AND FAMILY
GOODS, ,,r ,o,,yN
$4,000 WORTH RICH mANiihHA MARKED DOWN
Notwithstanding the gres, advance In price OF
we shall continue sell our present mige .'cn Ir
TIC GOODS t3 WORTH at the reduced pfice Is ions
we have piece lett and beg leave to sngses. 70 our
rons the propriey Of supplying themselves "i'u' '' "
they are already rapidly advancing IN ptio. ~, c,,
' CHARLES HEARD Il Co. NO 3Ol ualdse.
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MARRYING FOR MONEY!
4 TALE OF REAL LIFE.
BY MRS MACKENZIE DANIELS.
Author OF My Sister Mimic" "ferney Manor" 81 Our
Gnardian," &c &c
Printed from the advanced prof sheets purchased by 10
and received per last steamer from England. -
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS IN PAPER. ~ SENENIl-fI' T.
CENTS II CLOTH
MARRYING FOR MONEY!
BY MRS MAGKTHZIE DANIELS.
VIII be published and ior ssle Ssnriay Iezt Angnst sd
but all being Allied il advance of publication
day 1t nted from the advanced sheets purchaed by u.s.
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DLAKEMAN e. MASON-PUBLlSHEG
ID READY ON SATURDAY,
THE Gi.sAT BOOK OF TIE SEASON
"The God Of Battles be our aid
When Rebels ca sack
Wen bend the bOitls-neck to him,
Anu 10 will BaGchus ~
By Captaia VILLAIN BIovn, Eskevire'
THE OEPHEUS g. KrR R PAfcno,
Containing p. fulI and veracous history OF ths 'h'""
MACKsaEt BRIGADE whose magnificent sxpiP,, ~
ture of io,s and cities, aud the prscce OF
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book opens with an entirely new ana 100 ,r,,,,
CURIOUS AUTOBIoGRAPHICAL NAn7Ah'h'
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milo. optical Captain william brown, I.sSevirei
the .traie gicai Captsin Bob Shorty; the con-
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