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DROBATE ORDER.-State of Mich.

L iean, county Of lngham, H.-Asa ees. ion OF the
Probate Court the county Of Ipyhar, holden II tie
Probate Once in the village q xAsoo. % Tuesday the
% day Of December, in the year oae shorsanc eight
hundred and sixty two: Present Wa Il PtncknAy.
Judge of Probate In the matter Of the estate Il Thomas
Ham deceased. On reading and 1.sag TIE petition
duly verified Of John Coatsworth admicsuarIs Of said
deceased praying that he may be licensed 70 sell the
real estate whereof sad deceased died seized and
esDed:
Thereupon Il d ordered. that Monday. the lAa day Of
January next ~ IL O'Clock IN The se assgces
Of said dscsased aad AZ oshe: persons interested Is said
estate are required appear At session o said Court
be holden At the Probate once Ia The village q
Mason and chow cause any there BE- Why the prayer
81 the petitioner ssnld not be granted And il i fur
shsr ordered thas sat petitioner give notice 70 the
sons Interested c ssit estate of the peaderey VI sai
petition and III hearing thereof BY causing copy Of
hs order se published IN the Lansing Republican
usvspaper printed and circulating n sAid county Of Ing
ham suecsasive weeks previous 70 said day a bar
ine "a tue c,py.) w h PNCKNHY,
3osxs JsAss 4 Pssssas.
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fASYartiaemenkl

GonrrHrxc roK HousEKEEPERs.-ln
,Ais ass Of starting events We should hardly
expect to Be surprised at anything. however
reparksble. But it must be admitted that the
,dvent of Smiths Ssleratus on the domestic
world was the cause of gratifying surprise to
Ill good housekeepers. If the reader would
know what there il in this Saleraius to give Al
agreeable surprise, let them just try it.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry
s. Smith, Grand Rapids, Michigan. and sold by
dealers everywhere.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-31

CHANGE OF PosTXAsrERs.-Col. A. r.
Burr has resigned bis position as Post Master Of
this city, and Ephrsim Longyear, Esq, has been
appointed in bis place. Mr.. Longyear will take
charge of the Office tomorrow.
Col. Burr has proved very efficient Pos,
Master, and We doubt not Mr. Longyear will
prove equally efficient and acceptable to the
community.
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vs>sxsSsy MOrsisg, Dec. 81, 1869
N,nME To UUK SUBSCRIBERS.

ne FIGURES which our subscribers WIZ une A''''"o
"a ,asr a.mss their papers indcA'e TIC AhNA =
,bs ,4psr 70 which their subscription pau bs ~
a,..sp" IS meant the WHOLE NIADf5'' "LN''
nav B. found in the beading o. the paper, ~l.ea !.
.Assa sssxly being increased one each ~sek my Two
..ssn constituting year BY referring to this nun
-, !. tDs a<.ailg Of the paper and comparing VIII
~, .ano<. attached 70 The came, or direction, On The
o.D our saDcrsss can readily see how their accounts
stAad on our boss.
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pr.mprcALs-The January number Of

IL Aasssie Nonthiy is in our hands, and PIE
aepts q superb Intellectual bill Of fare. II con
nips "Chrisimss Story" BY the author o.
@Nrssres Howth." Who is she!-sn essay BY
Coil Hamilton; " The Record of q Gifted Wo-
nan" By Nathaniel Hawthorne In the Half
Va, House" BY J. 3. Lowell; Poems by o. W.
Holmes aud J. G. Whittier; "A letter to the
women Of England" BY Mrs. b. b. Stove, suc
o;Der contributions BY other talented aathorr
Price q per year. Ticknor / Fields, Boston.
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EsoIxEERs 4 MECHANICS, ATTENTION

ESoISEERs h MECHANICS, ATTENTION
-ssrsaas lngersolll, Of the Engineers and Ne
shanics' Regimen. 10 nov in this city, recruit
nc for bic regiment.
The regiment has been paid Cd, and i. to be
s'o'gani,sd, By order Of the Secretary Of War
asd 10 no" 70 be composed Of IL Companies.
The following isshs bounty and pay now Of
Tered to Volunteers in this regiment:
Bounty 800. Advance s2s.
One months pay in advance, from sls tc
~.
Premium fer enlistment a.
Rsy for Sergeant per month ss4.
Fay tor Corporsls per month $50.
ls Tor P'ivases l's class. (xschanics), $l7
r.y Tor Privases. I'd class, Uaborers,l. &ls
No" d the time to enlist in this favorits req
nent
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Posr,cx SrAxps-We call the stten-
~, a, our readers 10 the advertisement OF the
Post Nssser Of this city, to be found in another
column, relalive to the redemption Of the postsg.
Gamma vhich have been used % currency.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-31

II The representative men OF the Democ
racy 10 Congress nave introduced bnt two meas
ares this session. The first ia TO reduce the Fed
sral tax on vbiskey to nominal rate. and the
other IL bill to prevent she arrest Of Northern
traitors, who are giving aid aud comfort to the
rebels.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-31

Dr. Wood the Dentist, is At home again and fully pre-
pared to execute any job in his profession Teeth
mounted Gold Silver Plate, or Rubber Bass any
prefer it, Teeth filed with Cold Silver or lin, or any
other operation all done in the perc, manner ac
low prices practice of 50 years, and very many
very fs,tering testimonials from eminent citizens AZ
Albany and reference in lansing should be suneien'
guarantee. Call and zee.
81
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HOME TESTIMONY.

SPRING PORT. Jackson Co, Mich, Aug l.
Dr. C. W. RotacI-DSar Sir: Ny boy about eigh,
years old was very much troubled with ST. Anthony 4
dance so that al times be unable to feed himself
frequently falling down ,-and three of my family
had the fever and ague bough; some of your Scand
navan Blood Pills and Purifier Of your agent here Mr.
Cakns and to our great joy they not only cured the
fever and ague, but my boy OF the ST Anthcnys dance
for which We shall ever feel grateful
Yours truly, G. n. BAUM
t4.See advertisement SOON,
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Special Notices.
Oiiv~t College.

The Winter Term OF IL weeks, Of this tourahins IN
stitution, will commence on January I'd, 1853. The
Corps Of the Instation ably nled-ters are reason
able large number Of dligept students 10 an'cipa
ted. ". e. BENEDICT, SeSy
Ol;vst E..on Cc Tie 10 1852 s9ow3
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A CARD-Mrs Paddleford would take
this occasion TO offer her sincere thanks to the
Masons, and other friends in Lansing. for their
aid and sympathy 70 her, in her recent sad Attic
ton.
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BE WISE BY TINES,

BE WISE BY TINES,
Do not trifs with your Health, Constitution and
Character.
II yoo are suffering with any Diseases 10. which
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- recommended.
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II viii Cure you, Save Long Suffering slayins Pain
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And No Exposure
Cut out the Advertisement in another Column. and
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~ HOMEOPATHY Ia the ascendArti Immediate 70.
hei guaranteed Dr. SHyrsK, from London has opened
an Establishment II Philadelphia, Pa for the treasu.n.
oil Female Complaints Read bis advertisement in Aaoth
VI Column, headed I" Ladies, Read" ly3.O
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One Hundred Men Wanted
FOR THE
UNITED STATES ARMY!
Splendid Chance for those Who wisl

4 Splendid Chance for those Who Wish
~ to Serve shsr Country now offered 70 eolist il
the llih Regiment Of Cnited States Infantry 90 boun
~ SI3 per month, good clothing medical attendance
and plenty 70 eat given 20 the soldier in the United
states Army. Besides you will be taught all the sci
ence soldier before being into the field Head
quarters Of the Regiment At Fort Independence Bsson
Hhrbor, Mas.
For farther particulars apply At the Recruiting Rsn
desvous. over A. B. Baglsys Provision store, Lansing
Michigan H. EDER,
LIST Lieut., llth e. 8 Iae Recruiting onesr
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FOR SALE BY

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FEMAIES-fEMA
OLD Or loCNO, sINULk, AAahlhD, OK CUNTEdPIA-
llNU AARs.lAGt,
= MANY All ELliON> fECL LIAR To FEMALES,
the tAtEae Blch4 Jailed ~ any other
Cn.oross h-te.IlOl lrreg diary PaiRu.I, s.,
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ORDER.-S,a,e of nichi

lansing Post Once, Jan. 1st, lsoS
4Ol-tf
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lansing, Jan. l, 1858.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
The Saxonis smd City or washington
Oatward Dound.
81. Jcaxs. N.F.

ST. JOINS. n. p, oct %, 1862
The steamship ssxon'a, from New York FOR southanp
ton sHd Hamburg, was bosrded on Cape Race ss nne
A. NJ to-day. The steamship City of Washington, from
New York for Queenstown and Liverpool PASSED the Care
at half.pas eleven A. ~, and also boarded News
from New York 70 Tuesday evening. with commercial
kilograms through tbs agency " 9r stoxes put on
board
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INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CUMBRlA.
Terrible Steamboat Accident on Lake
P0ntchartrain.
>~~>~>>-~~~->~~>>~-~-
Explosion Of the Boilers Of the
Steamboat Ceres.
->~->>-~>~>>~.o~~~~>~~~
EXCHANGE OF PAROLED PRISONERS
Sympathy Shown Them by the
People Of New Orleans.
.
MIL RY ORD E RS,
&ess &c.s 10.
OF PAROLED PRISONERS
M L. L ITAR RY OR ID E Il = !,
&e., kc.s &s.

The steamship Cnmbria Captain Sumner arrived Mt
this port yesterday from New Orleans With dates TO he
18th Of October The letter OF special correspondent
will be found OF interest, detailing. II does, all
from that CITY.
The passengers by the Cambria, on her late passage
from New orleDns to this pot have published carl
thanking the Captain for his thoughuness and attention
to their comfort during the voyage and speaking in high
terms Of his professional sk exhibited during the very
tempestuous weather encountered by the Cambria.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24

RuyAio, Oct 70. iss2.
asslcefs.f5J in god was made on cla.ss tn'dsy,
A.s.sase 10 sx woa,l,4 o. soryave psr esM sfs~'ssA
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
Captured Rebels Paro,ed.

HARPgRs FERRY, Oct. 22, 1862.
This morning Captain Grub and Lieutenant Anderson,
with twenty privates, captured Tuesday In General
Geary's reconnaissance, were paroled. Twenty-nve
other prisoners also parolcd yesterday They wiz
be sent TO Richmond Immediately via Fortress Monroe
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
The Fre<lertck ylospItais.

The FTedcrtck Hospttahs
The following the report Of the sick and ~onndod IN
the United states General Hospital si Frederick Ma for
The week ending Saturday, Oct Is, 1897 =
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Hews from North Carolina.
CAYrURD or TH4 BRITISH SCHOONER ADELAIDE
UNION NESTING At BEAUFORT.


rosrssss MoSnoR, Oct. "a, 1861
The steamer Guido arrived at Fortress Monroe at four
O'Clock this afternoon, from Newbsrn CAD, and immed
aaely left for Baltimore.
She reports that tho gunboas Ellis, Of tho Newbsrn
squadron, Lieutenant " n Cushing commanding, cap
cured the British schoorsr Adelaide of Halifax. the loh
su New Tcpssil Inlet, twelve miles from wilmington
attempting 20 run the blockade with cargo Of cotton
and iurpentne. Tho vosss being aground II vas nsces
sary 10 destroy the vessel and cargo.
largo Uuson meeting was holden In Besufors 90 the
2isi Eloquent spcaksrs present. and resolutions
snaorsins the rfsstieat's prcsamation we're passed.
The Phisadeiphia sherfnsIsy Case STAN
Unsettled.
PfnLaDnaais, Oct. "a, 1861
f5s coa contested sncrin eicgrn Of Thompson vs
E~iua attn continues.
The clerks of ssrn Tb mpson have possession OF
che ONCE, ard are issuing wrils
shsrr Ewing has applied 10 ths Supreme Court tor 40
srunci,ou, which will bs ssusa PI,,sburs the goth
lssisaa
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NEWS FROM MCLELLiEs ARMY.

Successful Reconnoissancc to Hedges
vills-Ths Rebel Pickets Driven in-
Capturs or Nineteen Prtsoners-De-
structlon OF the Property OF the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad, 6sc., sc.
HEADQUARTERS or rBs ARMY TIE PoroMAc,(
Oct 23--A. NJ
Yesterday Captain Duncan made reconnaissance 10
Hedgesvile with two squadrons Of the Fourth Psnnsy
vana cavalry, numbering one hundred and forty men,
HedgesyIle 10 miles northwest Of Martinsburg
and one mile from North Mountain, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Captain Duncan drove the rebel pckets Into the town.
and then charged the main body Of the rebels taking nine
teen prisoners including three ofcerA. They all belonged
10 the Tchth Virginia cavalry. except lieutenant from
the Second South Carolina regiment.
None Of Captain Duncsns men were hurt.
Refugees state that the rebels left Martnsburg Tues
day II is believed that portion Of them went 70 w'
Transport and part to Shepherdstown.
The destruction Of the property belonging 10 the Bati
and Ohio Railroad has within the past few days,
been made complete
Exchange or Provost Marshal Pell.
HEADouARrEKs ARMY rns PoronAo, Oct. 2S-P. n.
All quiet here to-day
Captain Grubb, who paroled 10 day, IL 70 be ex.
changed for Captain Psl, late Provost Marshal Of Har
pers Ferry, who fell into the rebels hands during eur
occupation Of Chariestown
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Crneral Greeley 90 Father Abraham.
M coming Father Abraham, ~ sure az you are born.
with full nine hundred thousand meu. wol uarsaaici
I'm q horn"
And "A lead my serried ranks and boldly slss,
what cheers Grescys (ouckram fenj uins h.adrce
thousand strong
wero coming Father Abraham ffcm valley ard hsu AiY
Won't you rsoice ~ seeing as Im very euo yos ~'s
early dawn. .
We are coming, Futhsr Abraham, we are comog-"ms
horn ~
pcrp r,aeo VI, rsshsr Abraham whore che bsstn 'ss
nsrce. -. .r.,....
Whore sh,t ari shell are BURSTING near aas -'sssH.s
ror.syt nous, s;i yea lrusso sure u fa'Jrs .s ss'
III! bel my hat t'iis vh's, 70" s"o"D~ 80 ss'
a.sk auj ran;
r,. i. 10 ito rear dear Abe let Nso yoaF ssAsss
sly ,osa arc sease the hips and shssy ca 'A's
v ~, see nc raiEsr Aeraham As sure NJ yor s'sk.e,
rrs 9I nnc hsdred thousand men, well ma sssSsd-s
"msnars
s.t. af TolA Ara RsnH
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

In vain It was that they placed themselves In attitudes
OF suppcat0n to their friends Shore bescechpg 0lem
not to fire. The mercess wreches deaf to their
entrcaties and mover ceased the cannonade long
the tbervie was in sight although she lower
e1 the flag OF truce Judge Walker reprcs nted hav
ing been highly indignant ut the uninany outrage de
cTng that rebel as he was. or had been he had Ian
guage sufficiently strong to characterize such diabocai
act.
The other evening, visiting Camp Williams, abou, mid
way between tho city aud tho ''New Lake" had an
opportunity of helring something about the health OF
Acting Bgadier General Dudisys brigade. The infor
contemplated by the red bot secessionits Of this place.
who really seemed to believe that all the Yankees
were To bo killed of by special dspersaton OF Prov
dence by the yellow fever otherwise Well thanks to
Providence. the Author and, perhaps to General
But!er. tho instrument" the yellow fever has not
madc its appearance this summer, and, than
that. the " Yankees" have been proved to be
able to stand the ordinary feyers OF this section
better than the nttvesniggers and all There is much
sickness at Camp Williams, where many soldiers
lying PROSTATE, bur much afflicted tho
FIRST LOUISIANA regiment under the command of Colonel
Ho,comb. rtaned that no fewer than two hundred
a1d nty OF this line regiment OF athletic mon werc
Frustrated with fever. More strange still. the negro
Whites eitber Northerners Southerneys. In fact,
there are few very few blacks in Camp iams who
not stricken with tho prevailing evers OF that marshy
neshborhood- IN the city, the health has somewhat
taken turn Tor tue during the psat week but
the excess Of nortnty OF this week the previous
one Is not more than twenty AS tho cool weather ad
vances it is believed that tho mortality will again do
crease.
jupiter Piuvius has been having Ans time OF it, de-
lugng "the thirsty earth with water, far than u
could drink notwithstanding powers OF percoa.ion.
The rair few days ago. poured torrcnts-alnost IA
tropical abundance, but all that is changed. The
sun again shines forth gsyy Ciostcr the crook
back wished 1t 10 do while he purchasing mirror
III which 10 gaze on his deeciable lgure.
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POLITICAL.
CIyTU CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT -PEopL E,a
- Uu.on Candidate, oRISoN BLUNT.
Nkw Yong C.t 1

C,IyTW CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. .--PEOpL Ha
- Un,on Candidate, oRIsoN BLUNT
oarsoS sLusr, Esq..-
DsAR s-ilaving observed with much satflct on your
gIsutous honest and intelligent services Alderman ~
supervisor Of county efficient III.
the country at large should have The benefit OF such ervce
aud Ask that viii allow % your n cands
date Tor Congress In the Sixth Congressional district tho
coming election. We well Of your earnest truo
attachment to the whole Union and believe that the
Pile Of Tits country win find In YOU eirced adetrfned
Intelligent supporter Of the government
GEo. w BLcNT, EDMUND REuACK,
1NERSON W. KNAPP, 8EO. ~ SHERMAN
j. M ROBERTSON, GEO. w. PINE,
HERMAN q. CARTER. II. A. SpAUIDfNG,
STEPHEN a. PIERCE. SAMUEL LEEDS.
q. b. GREENOUGH DANIEL W. LEEDS,
JOHN T. DENNY, :" ~
And one bur tred and fifty others
NV loRs, oct, II, td1
To Messrs Gro " BLuS- JouS DENNY aai others Com
inittee of the Peoples Union Parity II.
GrsrLEMASI have received yoir naiterng ltft oi ine
In Congress the SIKH Cou gcssona district sna nave
the reply nfer ordinary circumstances ar
aspirations have never been IN the ieeon ol puo1 oce.
although the public have, al various tines hce
deayorpd To when the naons Ne is treui-
bling in the baane ehCoyes all legal men % DO their
uIngt by every decd sustain the best
earth 1d when called upon ~ fellow
shrink r ON no responsibility An1 ~ slk
taak which they may bt ~ imposf.
therefore accept the nomination kindly rendered
vespsrt,ve 81 rary aud. elected, piedge myaef
csrnes HsAts and snequisos support 0f AL
pressnR sls unhfy ana disgr2cefui rvbelon and
nc.ye paficpaiict ~ evory honest
b, loved country rom sac smbsrfassmenss which
round ssr. fS.r ofdient servant, ORlSOT BLUNT
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
shipping Intelligence.

Ship Looloo, Alien, Bremen Sept I, via Boston.
ship Reynari. Seymour Manila Nay %.
Ship Ps ramia, Sleeper. from Monlcvideo.
Hcrm brig Isabella.
Schr Phantom
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cnshed
and inform furnished. premium pal Doublooni
and Prizes TAYLOR Co, Bank IS, i6 Ts,I street.
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INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Effect Of General Buffers
Order No. 76.
Rush Of Citizens to- Take the
Oath Of Allegiance.
MORE COAST EXPEDITIONS,
&c.. Ge. Gs.

The steamship Parkersburg, Capt Holman, from New
Orleans 1st and the Ear I'd nst arrived at this port
yesterday.
The Parkersburg, the 5th inst. OFT Sombrero light,
spoke United States steamer Rhode Island, bound for
Now Orleans
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
Omcial Drn wings OF tae Library Asso

ciation Company Lottery Of kentucky
CLASS No. 32a-.Ocobcr TO- 1852.
81, u, so, 80, 81. 90, Al. 45. a. 90. IL, CO, 40
CLASS No. 33l--oc,ober II. 1852
2S, 90, 81, 2. 4. s., 40, 3s. 81, d, 35, 63.
Glass No. I52-0ctober II. 1852
81. 81. 6, IL, 4. l6. Sc, 40, 80, 80, 25, 22.
''' '"'"''' R. FRANCE a CO.. coving.ou. K,.
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Prizes Cashed fn all LegRiizcd Lotter-
ries. Ipformaton given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No ii Wall street, room No. 1. New York
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The .-W0 Great Political Factions OF
New Fork, The Seymonrs and wadsworths'
HAVE BOTH UNITED
In wearing WHITES SUPERB FALL CAMPAIGN HAT.
l.nl N zig Rrnadwav.
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Orciai DR.. wings ortne Delaware state

UNAWARE EXTRA Class 43i--october n. 1862.
80 o3 a g. ~ IL, % G5. TO- S. ~ ~.
DsLAwARR CLASS a.s-Ooober H. 1862
80. 3f. 20, 80. -. 81, H. II, 49, 16 Al, 81, 2, "a.
john A. MORRIS 4 co.
Wilmington. Delaware
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

Citizens and Strangers who Desire u
fine and elegant Hat should call ESPENSCHEIDS lis
Ma SIrcei
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

I IslrH wARi,, on DBCK.--AT A MEETING or rHE 4
lp Thrteenh ward Seymour Association, he'd on Thursf
day evening October " al Brsasys Hotel 81 Wlett strcs
unanimously resolved 10 attend the democratic rsAa.
cation meeting Monday evening Oct ID a. the CosvcR
lnsute Tne citizens Of the ward DESTROYS o pattc Atng
requested y inset at the above place ~ b ocioyk By
order ID n, Mcintyre President John Madden NkcprS
stdent j. " Cornell, T. J. Caulpceh, SECRETARIES
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KENTUCKY, EXTRA Glass 4s,--october IL. 1867.
81, 81, 30, 3S o5 "a, 03, 81, Il, IL IJ, SO.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 4s4-0c,ober II iS62.
"a. 49, %. o. -, 2. 20. Is. 6i ~ ~ -, "a, 20.
Circulars sent free of charge w sddressine cberto
MURRAY. hDDi CO.,
Coyingon. Ky. 81 l.nnia. MO
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~ Cartes de visitc, er-At vaughsn's,
22s Bowerx- Life size Photographs from S5 upwards
Every description OF coored work done.