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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01
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= m PoGSl5S 1T Talisul f',r Witch tie J. hk.t
ee,s -rNs X ". coRHIx.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

* SENAToR Biet-ER. ~ lExy>rrgs N al he
Lsnei,burs Nirsil.:an isaS obiaitel a iiic copy
~ ihc GetixSlus. IA CS4apie-. Uiirk<
aInouE other slliass. e1ii-.Ers q isfi- aiai aie
reVse,s is' * senator Bisier q i.lc cltrFr ~
Tic i;.leis Repal,icaf Seii.t,,rs b., reii.su-- ~
adopt lie Criittfden ir ar7 otiicr clIui i-tanis.
ilial would ha,.. sSlvcsi fac c1itsi states trsin
i;srAriica- Tits letter uas clicif$l - 4 l,a-
per colli=iil- sonie ilrsy Signatures. stating
hat Black Rcpni.icaA Candidate Tor The
stare aatc &c lcnrsy yisania lad affirmed that
nssiy 81 the Eeiliiican lnitei states Scra-
fors vn-ej for iiie Crifieialen rotnlirolissse
This Sir. BI-isr dr1ics enlrslsisic-llir. and
states fs4t uirsist President D1risIana -enIfsr
TooiibN t.sfiarai if.-ti.e Acrnatiee % Iasiriern
II ahicll lie was 4 lncl1her. that they woIs4
accept tle Crittesilien c,gnprcioisr tie nisrk
Ieisl0ilczll Sril2irrs triso nlir sbfed s,saiest
e. u c-r-cs. also. that IN iAe,r refns1a 80.
ACCEPT lac pFtTrs,ilin fa lci fie 1iir~'is. i,r
srbiliiit 70 tic people. iil-y thV-rtoi the
popular u. ari pre- I.sl llsii.sll,.e for ihe CON-
seqiiellces-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

J C.-S- STrAET : |. SrK 'sAI0.-Alajar N''.ife. st
A4jpr Gen. Ssrsgts staff wlso MAS wills ms
enlntigirr IN hir iaf,- Visit - fli,sy yl,iii:s.
ai WAS SELF u liitAshp..d With Ire Safe ilriS-
pl,ers cipinred u feilnsy yiraliia. iss ~ l.y,se-
burg LAST frdar. lie Informs tie e.iiier oi iie
IirSlni a. thar start hrnushi fiiy iNo iuen
niciplniS osis .ib,lifi4ii sneilsbcr . tlt Mar
is,is Le rs 'atnTi.. Into sur lines The sfizrns
eaptuseA 'ere r.iittl, the iaaniriitsl oiicsrs os
t-e Pei.liss isailiA rotssis tliriinsl which they
flsief- Capt Sgsitr. ~ f3rsicrici> s-.isrsi \.
sd ssa officer M iisr Feeder Al z-ias was rai.elst
iH New Narkci. Fre,lilics c,-nsf aa'l in,it-
-f - take ride. ~. : uev ia i.ic.s $ionl
Maj White sisys fhht this ~As The n,is; she
ressipi at al ilsH Stuart f.iisis :lli liiev-s
fllaf the public pIel.cIiy de>gsny@ asilaui.;-d
10 f..pr nr iive iiii,liols- Tile party iirnrei,l
of cigliftea lr7I1a el Horses tiir|s 'isAit loT-
ses Tor artillery. ~ which we ,Sete risatls IA.
need Pc s3lg1g Er,,ress.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

I'll saturday morning. II statel an orr Bal
ietiii &c that diy. IA. weather was >b.t and
bslSny. airi csfitinnei warfa fl.r5ii-lt,nf The
day Towards tie e~cini.-. the SKY llec.,;ne
ovcrc13f ltifh iuiic-lliols M rassi. s.ill 81 a
probable change III ihe weather. : S,l,s.,s here
,nras- the night ,,f Saturday or faii.cl SOME
alstFe before day 81 Sal-iar Il ce,iiiac cn-e.l
rainii- heavily. asai continued a. du 80 nifi.
bat slight rcfn ssi3sl uiitii alter tniiilar be-
canifns rsisiy '.lld lrsstsrniis AMI -lirl.ii,,.
col..,r fu IDS cbiis y ui tic 'iay- ~ frrn.r.
,spfoatiiI.i. fiif six c.tarei ..f riih ers,e-r
arcs 81 Ssafn,. air ai,.iaf IT., o-rlsfk ri...
u'5nf havis si-eleI r-,nir II iis.. Nt,i 4a..
Northwest, e4,niine@s'i.l ~ =, Ing l.esI -' -ei
vliil-ii Il tept W. isifa lIiti- 81 eTsii ussti.
fnaIpins- lhe vnl.i na, eilc, rssii.s i.i,i
il Hfi ro.i csstti-ii 81 .ris is.. 4. .'ie nia,.
exfi,sc i,oSifiiii> ni foeis f.ir tli,.s. si....e
/, iii.i l,oi fii beihA -. . 5-,'cisik "a : ns.--
iiiH-, 10 iie eh nil i.iit .-,Ieisr ~ -tr 81, 8
from .air iiiit ne FL fl- 81. f flist li ..-
+ Ter -fts,i II ~.
Tie efseris II .iie iniii nii,eiAii.fe %. >li-
friday WE aii.arci.t in r'ie ssasl rrs..b.'s 81
'lcaf-is- the ihferfa.ints uhiy nlitis fif- :.
,ss,iie ols fiie other ianI iiirrs eere - new
cases relsofiei rs hasin, pceirre az AZ ii1s
i'ciisy nrary si.laii iiis,~ If fiie iiay bi forc
OF Srssl4s- tie lini.er oi nes c.l.-s.-l report
81 Vas -. anl Tire infcfn-nts al .ii.s frncic.
~ >. Ne frc,fiol. however,. II illls csii H.
sad T. reFsesefi yc>lefdtys s il1is si.,iif ~ We
4fe ii';9rms iiaf i.r c'iii ii-s uere RSutd irrra
the -Hir.. sfoi. aiu 'lss two rers- iflscure-l
irrni oilier lafiits ll-sszIiS ia an l2-iIfL
f'tazfo's J1Itsi..f o. -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

a correspondent Of ihe New York Tribune
writes from Port Royal. on the South caroli,t,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

rc1-I III. kIaIlta Es5lld.aerasy is iuferHIed
sl.ai vi Aluhrce of Neks Orleans who WAS
= lp4 s,k,riseeed lE BIs.te isatlef, has aiad
.tbn. tIIe e4Fts ofsh9 iili:srisoniaelt ois SIP
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01
THE DAILY REBEL.
b 7 FIR 4 ) CTS u PAUL

IS One Squire Of Teg faxss ~ Tcssf,ne insertion
81 90 ard 80 r-nts fie eSri sut,seqsknt insefiis
less than one month.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22
fAdvertSmsnt.l

HAVOC OF Ll1E BY War AND Pooa
DasAD-Ths army Of Xerxes must have amount.
Il y G3ss, $50; yss in one year shis vast multi.
sads - redueed, though not entirely BY death.
70 three hundred thousand fighting men; and
oashess osly three thousand escaped destruction.
hln bssn ascertained that more than one hall
4 this vast army might have been saved, il
Ay could only have had Smiths Saleratus in
nslins their bread light, spongy and sweet. Ev-
hsdy i using this Salerasus now, it l. put up in
NJ red papers. and 10 always warranted 70 give
satirs sasislaction.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

| LALIEs' MILITARY AID SocIRrY-The
Society propose in future, to publish each week
. list of the contributions and the names Of the
donors.
Mrs. c. Tracy, i dressing gown, quart pre-.
served peaches, quart tomatoes; Mrs. II. X.
Pratt, 8 gal. key picked peaches, 4 IL lbs.
dried currants, qts currant wine, IL OTIS.
catcbup, neck ties; Mrs. D. C. Leach, pair
hospital drawers, 2 towels; Mrs. c. S. Arm
strong, pair hospital drawers, 4 cotton and
linen rolls, quarts fresh blackberries; Mrs.
T. D. Billings, hospital shirts. sheet,
pads for wounded limbs, quarts tomatoes |;
Mrs. D. L. Case. IL lbs. dried blackberries, Ia
lbs. dried plums; Mrs. E. A. Thompson. 2 OTIS
tomatoes Mrs. DR.. Hull, gal. keg picked
cucumbers; Mrs. H. W. Walker, 4 handker.
chiefs, bundle linen aud cotton, 3 qta cur
rant wine, l at. tomatoes, qt catchup, l
bowl raspberry jelly, paper farina; Mrs. B. l..
williams, 81 muslin handkerchiefs, 4 pairs
wooden socks, 4 OTIS. tomatoes, 2 LIZ quarts
catchup; Mrs. James Turner, material for 20
handkerchief; Mrs. Charles Turner. bundle of
linen; Mrs Richard Elliott, qt dried Ant
werp raspberries, l Of. tomatoes Mrs. S. K.
Wilcox, towel, / h. dried black raspberries !;
Mrs. DR.. Price, sheet, IL lbs dried blackber-
ries; Mrs. Myron Green, lb dried currants, l
ID. dried cherries; Mrs. G. II. House, l hosp-
tai shirt, 3 linen handkerchiefs, bits Of linen ;
Mrs. N. A. Howell, napkin Mrs. S. Dubois, l
Of. fresh peaches; Mrs. s. F. Hastings, IL ID.
linen lint; Mrs. J. W. Amphlett, lbs. dried
fruit; Mrs. William Williams, quilt, l-2 lbs.
dried apples: Mrs. Osburn, wooden blanket !;
Mrs. J. P. Cowles, bundle linen Miss Viola
Hewitt, IL towels, 9 napkins, package linen
lint; Miss Ludburn, 2qts. blackberry JAM
Of. raspberry jam; Master Burritt Thayer.
dozen pint bottles; Alonzo Douglass. Delhi,
l comforter, s l-2 lbs. dried currants, 2 So lbs
dried whortleberries Mrs. G. Chapel, Mrs Al
bridge, Mrs.. Spears, Mrs. Long, Mrs, Degolyer,
Delhi, lbs rolls; 6 knots yarn Mn. Lott,
Delhi, pairs sock tops; Mrs. E. n North, 2
pairs sock tops.
The Society intend to forward box to the
twentieth regiment. Persons wishing to send
articles to any one in that regiment can now
have an opportunity of doing 80, by leaving
such articles with the Society.
Mrs. R. c. DART, Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

I'm MErrISo.-The Republican Mass
s'ssas ct the State House, on Saturday last,
~ not - well attended q We could have
vhAsd. This wss undoubtedly owing to the
tes thss The time between receiving the ap-
ointment and holding the meeting Was %
s~t shae the notice reached bus few in the
snssadins county, and not oil Of our own
dsiasas. In the afternoon Ar. Howard made
ssd hh most happy and convincing speeches,
'Asshg eeoelusivsly that whatever errors there
hVs been In the co6duct Of the war, neithe,
u Adshlsssasioo, Congress. nor the RepubH
- party. ere responsible for them. Hi
ped vas listened to With absorbed attention
ID his sentiments frequently responded t.
Vsl hearty cheers. In the evening Mr.. Nay
md made clear and argumentativs speech
Pss the subject Of National politics, which VA
VEN received. Mr.. Howard Vas again called
ns md spoks In bic hsppiest vein.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

Tn BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The
legislature Of IOgham County is still il session,
I'd bids fair 70 proloug its session till the meet
he Of the State Legislature. "OLD PRICE
III Tie AoSr last week, at the time ofthe adjourn
nest, , speaking nov, and gives notice that be
Aall continue HE remarks till New Years, unless
he opposition yields. by jemni."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

writer's Of great power, and men Of the purest
character, will hereafter have charge Of the po-
litical department Of the magazine. Aesns.
Walker and Stanton will be remembered a.
former Governors Of Kansas, who were both
displaced by Mr. Buchanan because of ,neir re-
fusal to aid and abet the scheme Of forcing
slavery upon that people by fraud and forgery.
The great cause of gradual emancipation and
colonization will be cordially supported. 1t
will also contain various articles relating to
the army and navy, gunboats, railroads canals.
finance and currency. The literary character
Of the magazine will also be improved, and
viii contain its usual amount Of tales. poetry
and humor We cordially recommend this
magazine to all who love and are interested in
the welfare of their country. The great ques-
tions of the day will be frankly and fearlessly
discussed in its pages, BY men Of the first in
tellect In America. The subscription price il
o per year, sent postage free. Address John
F. Trow, Greene ST., N. Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22
Special Notices.
HONE TESTIMONY.

srR1xo Pom, Jackson Co., Mich. Aug.1 1.
Dr.. c. ". RoSaek-Dsey Sir: Ny boy about eish,
years old was very much troubled with st. Anthonyt
dance, 90 that At times he unable to feed himself
frequently falling down In nt-and three Of my family
bad the fever and ague bought some Of your Scandi
navan Blood Pills and Purifier Of your agent here, Mr.
Cakins and great JOY they not only cured thu
fever and ague but my boy Of the St. Anthonys dance
for which We shall ever feel grateful.
Yours truly, @. H. BAUM.
- See Advertisement SoOml
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22


CoNTIxENrAL-The November number
s"e popular monthly ID upon our table The
~aftnestal has already become one Of the
~ popular aud readable magazines in the
and attained reputation and in6u'
&c during the short time il has been publish
no~n and acquired BY no other nasazine
- ever been issued in this country. The
Al department heretofore has been under
: e.afse Of that accomplished writer, Charles
.enea, OF Boston. The proprietor, beine
10y seeouraged By the great success Of the
under ii former able management
sssolved - inereaee it, interest and use.
adding 70 Tie editorial corps. Hon
Walk0 snd Hon. Frederick p. Stan.
-. 0em t1ssaShsat ~ eeaatsy q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

TnAxxs.-Ed. Republican Permit me
a behalf Of the sick soldiers Of the Michigan
Szsh Cavalry, to thank Mics Nina Leach for q
bs,kss full Of dried fruit. jsr Of preserves and
bestls Of current vine.
Very respectfully.
.SOAERvILLE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

FoRrHconrso.-We have received q
hs.es for publication from oar occasional cores
.eadees A. C. W., bat too late for insertion tbs
vseh Next week We will lay il before our read
en- Il b rich and racy, - are oil letters from
M nm.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

Sale Of Forfeite. State Lands.
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFTIcE,l
LANaSG, September 10th, ls62
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing described Primary School and Swamp
non.psy ment 0 interest, will be offered for sae pub
lie anctia at this Once Thursday, tho 10th day
October next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon unless prev
Ouey redeemed according to law.
SAXL s. LACEY, Commissioner
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

MICHIGAN STATE LAND ORYI61
LASNSo, September eoth, 1852
NOTICE IL hereby given that the fol-
4 loving described Primary School and State Bull.
ding ss IN he efy a Lansing forfeited for
Of interest," viii b offered for sale ~ public auction
thb oGes TAursday, the 30sA day Of October nex,
q 10 O'Clock 4 l. anlsn previously redeemed sceoe-
ding - hW. SANL 8 LACEY
COwuisasoosr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22
DENTISTRY.

Dr. Wood the Dentist is At home again and fully pre-
pared TO execute any job in his profession. Teeth
mounted on Gold or Silver Plate, Rubber Base any
prefer IL. Teeth filed with Gold, Silver Tin, any
other operation all done the perfect ant
At low prices Apractice Of 30 years. and very many
very aattermg testimonials from eminent eitissns
Albany, and reference In lansing should be . sufficient
guarantee. Call and see.
once at his residence on Saginaw street. 28l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

RsAL EsrArE.--The following article
fea u Detroit advertiser and Zri6w.s, 10 q
sAsering evidence Of the prosperous condition
o. the North even in these troublesome war
aaes In such times, Investments in real e.
ne ass the only ones that can be considered
s'srsly nfe. Indeed the possession and i'm.
Movement Of real estate in city, village and
country, under any and every change of socis-
gaed government, il . Necessity. The title
Nd possession Of real property, is more q.
asay psstected and guarded BY law, and more
nsasy taxed under . well considered policy,
~aa my other kind Of property.
We cannot record the sale of much real e.
s's n this locality Of late, but we can say tina,
ns's srs opportunities for investments in such
rslsty In this city and surrounding country,
VA might Be- sought after BY capitalists to
ask advantage.
look into oar Registers Office exhibits the
psaiying TACT that real estate in this city and
oenfy he's very rapid upwards tendency in
r'ees The large amount Of money in our
@eafzy, with the limited avenues Of invest.
~ eae direct tendency towards the invest
Nses o. funds In real estate. From An exami-
aaca Of the records. it will be seen that where
ne OF real estate 10 made. it 10 at prices that
eapond with those of three and four years
30 There are several instances within . few
sH where money paid in on . mortgage has
-. - Immediately invested in the purchase OF
~ Aooey can be had for per cent, and
- nfge amount seeking investment will soon
is nay into real estate and other perman-
x.inpeovementa We must expect IN imme
80 'ndation Of prices in every kind Of invest.
IN ot And extensive Improvements will natur-
~ fellow. Laborers and mechanics are get
Se The highest wages paid in years. The
oes branches Of trade were never more
pesous thaa now and the want Of change
ssr:as dstEinent to the facilities Of trade
e10lly. - -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

EENAIES TENAIS. FENAlESI
Csc that Safe, Pleasant Remedy knownas
HUNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For all Complaints Incident to the Sax.
No family should be
Without II,
And none will when onss
Tried By them.
YOUNG AND OLD.
In the decline or Change Of Life,
And after and before Marriage,
During and after Confinement
To strengthen the Nerves,
Restore Nature to it, Proper Channel, and
luvigorate the Broxen-down Constitution
From whatever Cause Originating
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PuISi
Take
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BCCHU
See Advertisement in another column. Cut Il OUT and
send for IT, SSSm2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22
TEN DOLLARS RRWARD-Stolev

On sAe nth nst., Q small
, about seven months old, and
Dke1I" Whoever win return
vhses - - y fs1A, ~
jQH 4 ma
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22
Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, September 10Th, 1862. I

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
IN lowing described State Lands, situated in the
county Of Ingham forfeited for Of the Tax
Of 1891 viii be offered for sale At public auction this
ONCE Thursday, the goth day Of October next at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon unless previously redeemed
cording TO law.
SANL s. LACEY, Commissioner
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

In this city, October 18th, 1852, HENRY vINToS An
FAINT son Of Dr. J. and Maria L. Wood, aged year,
months, and Is days.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,

MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE
LxzSs, September 2oth, lss2 !
NOTICE is hereby given. that the fol-
~ lowing described LaAsns Ioes forfeited for ron
payneot q Tie 1ax q 1851, win be ORE Tor sale st
pe6iic .ucnon as THIS ores on THURSDAY the sosh dsy
Of October next, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ ur-ss previously
redeemed according to h~.
SANi $ LACEY CSmmiss ouer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

|TULPS.-We havs . quantity Of Tulip
4 DaIhs rsaAy fbe plansing, ald en- furnish thoes
Who want; nov III bsss tins 70 plant Also Snow
pgep md Hyaehth- Ogdsss ffoR adDtanes 1lsd With
80 hsssSsr assA, h vsissss, teeats; ssiss:ss Is
ta1ahe, ~ =, ia IN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

" OO AMI
Il that the next Genera Election 70 DO held On the
Tuesday saccsecing the drs; Aoa1sy November next,
10 the o. Michigan, the following ocers are % be
elected viz Governor LeotenAat Governor, Secreta.
~ State Al.tor General, state Treasurer, COmne
nten tent OF Public Instruction Member Of the state
Board Of E1rcaton 10 pace o; George willard, whoss
Of Office Will expire december Slst, 1907, ana
aepres Congress for the Srd Congressional
District Of State 10 which your county sitAched
Also a Senator for tbs twenty second SENATORIAL DIS
ict consisting Of the counties Of l3gham and Clinton,
agreeable TIE prossons Of act No. lz OF The session
Laws Of lsel.
Also Representative for each Of the two Representa-
Districts nio which your county cvits1, agrss.
able 10 provisions of No lilo, q the session Law
Of 1861.
You are aso hereby notified, that al sai1 General
lection sInsnirsn Of the Contribution relative 70
lovals from Office pro-5ed for oy Join; Heso.stsco
No IS approved March 10TH 1851 also an dmens
70 sections and four article fteen Of the Coast
tuition concerning Banking Corporations Al aneocmsut
70 section article thirteen Of the Constitution rea
tive TO the e.ecIion Of Regents OF the Cnversty; -
aaend=rt section SIX, article niaeteen, Of the Con-
s,tution relative elections in the Upper Peninsula
AID smen5msnt % section two article twenty, q
the Constitution relative the revision Of the C0nsti
teton provided Tor BY Joint Resolution No b sppfov
Cd March 18th, 1851 viii De submitted 70 the Electors
Of for their adoption rejection pursuant 70
req1irements Of the Cons:Cton and OF sasd ssos
tons, respectively.
n WINES WHEREOF, have he.santo set ny hand
aua AZ xed the Great Seal q the state Of men.
l. s. isan, At lansing, tbs l.th day Of August, 4 D.
GEORGE Il HoCE,
DepGty Seerstzry u eeate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

.CUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS-Keps
~ by l. Epson, S. S Missionary, corner ef Cspsssl
Avsaus aad EDsse Sired, Lansing, 1ieh-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

Il from The 0ubseribef,
D,aek and Tan Tarrief Dog
snsv0 % - nnDe q g
IN, q give infornatt0
y paid IL show ysvaFa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22

NOTICE is hereby given that Gen.
Inyha On ID. Tuesday succeeding the ers: Nooday In
November next a, which Genera Election then 70 b
held the following ana County ocefs wiz be elee
"a 10 Vii. Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary
Q. STATE Aaatoe General State Treasurer Commnson-
er 0. the state Land Once Attorney General supeftn-
tendent Of Puolic Instruction, Member Of the stats
for the Third Congressional District a this STATE -
which this county u attached
Also senator for the I'D Senatorial District, eooooe
M of the counties Of lagham and Clistou-
Also Representative for each Of the tvo Repeoenfo
tive DISTRICTS into which this county b divided
Also the following County oncers, 20 VII; sheriRs
Cserk Treasurer Register Of Deeds Presenting Attcg
ney, Orcsif Court CommiaSoces, Surveyor, and I've
Cofopeg1-
Also, the several ameatmeno 70 the Coosenues1 =
spscaea in the above notice from the Secretary q Stass
y u be submitted for adoption o. reteetson-
TKCNAN &Eec
Seov9 Gh9R IaShaD os0y, ~.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-22
FOR SALE BY

{ n Sewbro L.nsing; Cfossma1 Avery, Dansviiie;
} Branch, stocSbriigs; z. Taayec Co., lansing !;
Jno. A. Lesia, wii!iamstown; y. Champ. OaondAes /,
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