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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
The Wander bill. ..e W hat She was II.
traded % L..


The Wander bils....W hst She was II.
s~nGed % d..
The steamer Vs"de, bit WA expressly
Intended to run down the A.rr.,n.c, il
Gaze the latter conId t'e dsposed Of in
no Other way. tn. following c.lcu!..
,i.n, says the World, vii 4ho~ with
what force the torn er would STRIKE the
Merrimac, if moving 1t her average
speed
The dead weight Of the Vanderbilt j.,
IN round numbers, 1000 tons, and her
average epccd 10 At lat fifteen nile %
nour. That il equal to $4,000 lons
moving at the rate Of one nile an hon.,
~hich, in turn, 10 equivalent to so tons
moving at the rate o. 200 miles % honr.
The velocity Of cannon bali may be
,atrd Ut 200 miles 40 hour.
The Armstrong gun, one Of the
her. ie.t in use, carries lO0.pound ball.
Three hundred tons 10 equal to 5000
pnunds.
In other words, the Vanderbilt won
strike the M+rrimac With force Of ten
thousand l00.pound balls tom IN Arm
-',onx gun. ut tho same Instant aud IN
the s.me SPIT!
A further calculation shows that the
mo" en,um the Vanderbilt would b.
QUA t" 1900 tail. fr.m The Union CUR
.n the l.ip R.re, each me Of which
weie hs atom. 500 ,",ms,.l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

thsse Scales are believed TO bs unequsled.
The fol owing 10 IN sccount OF the trial Of
Scales ~ the Vermont State Fair. 1858:
correct and 70 liable standards Of nsasuremeue
by ~siyht, IN tho community, are Only second in
value enrrec, principles Of dealing, and relia-
Cls currency. lp view Of this cousdsra.ion,
The recent trial Of hay scales, st the Stase
FAIR, aAd it, rsauits ere worthy Of aose. We
prsw'>e By rsmsrk'Dg that. at the state Fair ct
M"tgsi,sr last err, two compe itors on ecAlss ap-
pssrsa end after the trial, The first premium Wss
= srd~d " Mr. John Howe. Js., Of nssud"n, for
hay CAFES, o. strung ko-s patent aud The q
to l. A.. Fairbanks / Co., Of st. Jopssbury
he SEM parties met sgsin In kurlingt0n Ii =
Fall erarsd tor thorough trial u tho respective
merits ii the scales ths Ons psriv deriring -
rstais it, new ps"-smirsn ., and the other deter,
mined ~ regain the Prise. thorough trial wss
instisutsd, and the following were some IF the
severe tests applied Five ions Of rsilsosd
iron We placsu u on the sca'ss, and The whole
mass m.ved 6r.t 70 Que side and then 70 he uther
Of tho plstform, and IN additional weight or 100
lbs, In - ID. Weights VA weighed while the I've
tons occupied the various positions. Again x,0vO
b. Of iron were pscsd ap0n truck, AMI weighed
euccsssively On each u the four CORNERS o. The
platform. and in the centre Of 1t. small weights,
Of from ~ lbs. to lbs. were then weighed
Men we're Weighed, singh and together. and Gin.
y!s and .ggresats weights we're compared to -
II there we're any variations. . aee assured BY
one Of the committee, befuse whom The rial wae
made, that strong koes' scales exhibited esq.,
prissg aecsracy, through Ill the tests Of this 60
iial while the other scales, though c"sscs In
many cases, did net show entire unifoe isy
throuehous, ., pssially. exhibiting vssistioas os
some consequence, ~hen tho heavy weights ssrs
moved 70 the different corn n u the p,asfos -
he award Of . diploma, fos the best hsy-scalss,
wss aocor iina'y made TO Mr. Howe.
Merchant and others are invited TO call and
examiue large assostmsnt OF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

Beoo WoeoSuBSOe 81
IN ~A w21a,sssss. 1sy II
II Navy Dspsr nens sDrs,vsd =
eeo sln.is.ieA tom Co. 0spoot, Co
ssA M koysl. lsts. 1s''1 . . essa'
Of the csptnse Of several ssbel sch.Ga-
see, NJ other ssss 81 imeesssase.
The r. q O@ce Dspa, tmeo, dirreas
IL msi, oAst~s dess,nej fee Burssidss
cemeesd b bssss1lse ssst - Nss
York.
.r*rY< (spsssalts he Hssalal
7 The recall d Geo. uantsr 10 fatly DE-
,ssmisei on. Liz proclamation vii BE-
msds the susj-ss " . Acommunscstt0s
by the Ps~sidsot 10 Congrvss, ard =
that ~sy to The country. uemi's.keab'y
condem"icg The c,urss q Gen. Hunter.
The policy ot the Adm'u,s'ratios IN
the condus. u The var has bess % hsve
Gen. Boshsm placed 10 commsod OF the
Department Of the South. u b q Ted
tbst il he could have h.d the consent Of
Geo. lIao,e. be would long ago have re-
c.rta.ed Sumter, and restored Fedesal
authority j" Charleston.
Proteh : hereafter army officers Of oil
grades will b required TO attend, ex-
clu.ively. TO military duties, and leave
The ma0sgel.~"t o. social and political
ii aus Of The Gov. rnment slene.
Intelligence .eceivsd from the Do.
par,meut Of The South, states thst oul
army is impatient At the kind Of du,iea
assigned them.
Accou, t. from NcClellan's army aSs
that Gen. Sumner has bees relieved
from active service in consequence .
hia refoaal to reinforce Gen. heint4le-
man At the bsttls Vt " ,lli.msburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

~ NE.i~O ine report
that there w-s .rysO brixa.e tom ~
i" U""ters d'v.si.,', has tcrn c. nt...
i c'cd Thee WAS sue |, an idea Tut It
,ss been abandoned. So a tel. gram
Sfa,es
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
I nsv n.ss- ~ xst.l~l,as.

Ws'rs u ms ~, Nay u.
Z" hon. q. ~. Ssanson, Sse'y Var !:
The c0mb,Dsa army sn.l naval xpi-
dit on vent some Is mhea up The
Psan"nnky river to-day, AID fo.csd the
rebels to dcstr ) 2 .,eamrrA snd zone
% asll.os.rs. The cxpsdilioa ~as 81.
sssrsa'ly mass2ed. The rpads are En-
prOv.ne. .sa< asvasa ii tn - p - assz5c
LSsnsdl g. B. McCtx1IAx.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
.P.N!AO0lA NAVY YARD
kaTntrED.
Movements Of l(cC lellan up the
Pamunky River.
.npostant fen ~ mo11taia ~
parlDo0t.

Rroo ~ lloontaln Deposs0eoss
HaApopAss,ns Mot SfAis DsS1nsnsx9:
I,a.hhs. Va, vis Bsa0Sofss My ~
An cficiai despatch announces 'bst
Pr.scs IN, the esp 81 sf Mercer county.
where Gen. Cox had sdssoc. 4, s.s q
lacked aud captured .e.t.rd.s, tst the
F.der..s r+-csp.u,.d j. this morning.
NJ particulars.
The scouts repor. that the rsbsls have
been reinforced.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
Arrival and Departure Of ehO Naile.
S00foy1ICD At DAvsNr01T. IOWA.
Takes effect Assdsy. key ssh. 1859. ss1 A. H.

EAsrsss NAIG-vis q ARIR R-Closss q .
o'clock \ Closes q O'Clock p u Way mail
eseees g 4. n: Way mail snivss g 5K O'clock
!; Thsoseh nail arrives st ~ o'slsek 4 n
Through 1ail arrives q * p A-0asdays e.
Wssrssx MAn-vis N SxRR-Clo,,s q :
: :.ss:. ! a'A6P' assK o'clock y. sssAsss
Nesrasas MAlL-via Lyons ! Caaasshs-
Closes q G'clsck P y assivsssse o'clock r \.
6oCF1Dan 4AlL-via steam pAekete-cleees q
e'esoek :asslvss 6slssk An.
NsssnAnx 1AlL-vis ltsWits 3 Meqsoksea-
Cloess S.odaZ. uesday - Thsssaay q Ssejssk
Z. .,.iy;c Tuesday, TAsnday ~ sssssasy y
sours Il. ios,,-vA s,.. e..... 49, Clos.
Aondsy. Wednssdsy aal Friday s SSlock r \ ;
arrives Tuesday, Thrssday sal 6aassssy q 3
seg1s 10. lsels via Ti,ssa-Csssss fssssay
.! Friday q y s'eloes n strives Tuesday -
Friday = - ssleek ~.
Ro.Ts No. Ieel7-vis Psas.s-Clssss Friday
~ sslsek = arrives Saturday 80 0'slsek
Rovys No lssso-vis As,..sa : ws,sus
Issks- CIs:.s fs:ssdsy = - = srrivs rhsss.
@ogns-01ss spsa q Z oslesk 4 n; eesesol
deliver sleeea q ~ sieioek y slsss o .
- 3 Z =. OAss otsalss Ssn6sy fsss y
- A. tie peiaslpal nails ~ carried y Ran
Uo01 al The dire . eestsd u he abeve 1se5eeb
wilI = RAIl hoAp TINS, The eloek u he Sspse.
toena1Aats e6ee, n = \ DepoA esiaG - se1oo'
as1. CnA6. n. RLOolD0e. r. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
ngeo,nA,lC sv..E CsASEh'lOs.
Fl. D.oo.r.cy Of I.w. are hereby ssqse, ~
"a !, -. "a C,uvsa iss b. delegates '''~

The Dsoossacy Of 1owa are heseoy ~. 80
70 net, "a C,uv.s iss b. DsleSss'' 's''s wv
several e,us iss -
,HuAsOAY, TIE nth OF JULY
.. -. - ...., IN DesaOises. fes Tie purpose =
~ ....s.a c.a!.as. r. .; 80, ':.*'s .s ~ u
.s,,or :. 3,syv. rfsa.urer Of osaes, reg
;,..'c. state L. ID Vn; aud Attorney osos...;
A I, tran ,.s sach other business - my WIN
ne ...,. Of county representation VII Do one
Dee gate for evDry one hundred vo's' 0s.s ~.
feActsoa over 6fty. CO..
AZ. ortinx t. . rule adopted st former stste
Cooyea,,on no county cso b Ispssssassd ~
proxy. &C.,. r.--,,,...
ron xhout the stats are rsqasstsi 70 cali Ccuo-
~ E,nvs .tons, or " take n - msssorss Tor the
Gle .tiou u U.s xa,ss " the State Convention, -
may bs .,corI.nE % the usage 10 tasif respective
counties.
Ae,oriisg 70 us.gs. the Conv.n,ion will ts
called 80 y. der n o'clock p. n Of the day dss
gnxted Ia shs call.
Dy vedss u state Dsmscfs:ic Executive Com
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

from Lou svs1Ie.
L"uIsvilLe, Nay 10.
The steam.ram wiizcttxnd has got
aground in the cansl, preventing the
passage e boats.
TIE s,e,mrr Gladiator with hosp tai
s,or 3. DC for Pn,s' u'g Landing, ~as
obliged u re,u,n to Cincinnati, ~ there
was tut two feet Of water on the fsile.
The FssnkIin will carry forward her
etOree.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

G4 y Baltimore.
BA,sIMosD, Nay 10.
The Old r. int baAt brings no Cewr.
Rnmors are current that Weldon, OF
Moth Ca,Oli".. had beer rc.txken.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

DRY GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER
% II = a q q - - i.
e. 3. WuISLER,
has Just received the
Largest a n d Cheapest
FANCY &STAP.ElRY G .0DS
-IvEs osrxnzD-
In the state or lows
BOUGHT FOR CASH;
AND WILL II SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PARTor
1900 pieces Merrimack ard other prints.
500 pieces brown and blsaehed muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Basagss. Bsilliasts.
= 400 pieces Delainss. Challiss, Nohairs and SIX
Pollins.
ses pieces Domestic. Scotch, and other oiss-.
hars.
90opisess Cottonades, Dsnins, Hiahosy, Chscks,
sVO dos Hose, Cloves, 1itts, &e.
500 Summee shaWls, d III kipds and qsali:ies.
600 Fix Para,ols and Sas Uabrsllas, aad every
other tind..of goods sssally feasd Ia Inst class
Dry Gods Ssoes.
0ON's R1il TO kEAAeisee
s-a~4--.-.=s
- wEx0xs1R,1 ri
nEAPS / G. COOP GOODS
bsso's ps.shasiss. 1So .rssbls . shsv god
!. wllIsLeR,s.
1890
NV PiItl q lace COLLARS. |
y 90 halt The sssal prizes at .sqtA
~ g.saH avvUlAI.ERsS.
.s~1tSe % 1S6sA1ere.
Ire no >tl1ALIIIf3 Or mt DURxIS |
! heass srs ssssaifssely e1ss odon ~ 1oDA
ssdisssb etth tt.k = v&olded rseoealhI - -
11.s.ess = shale usy 49,.
pel66 III. 1u11l1b Espulpoot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20


ne AAvsFtissR, hsviae ~ rss1sse1 - hsa,tb
u sSsv ~ssks - ss91 saasae ssDsdy, alsw
hsviag ssasssd ssvsssl ysass Nth ssvsss lsag
alsseioa. - sAss 1ssaA AIesaes, Ceesaopeisa-
4 sas,1ns I. make kneun q his lollov-GuGaeon
he 0sssS q eufS.
70 II vAe Assiss IL b vim ssea . sesg = -
psssesieisa sseA1 ftse slpAasgs,) sish he diese.
tasa fae psspadag aaA ssisg Tie 49,, whish thsy
Ain II aUaa CCss Rea CsU1Es,oa. AsE1nAs
0aescasss, -. The oaly sAjsst = The aasss-
tsos n Geoding tAepessssipsisa b - bsas9s ~
s0isesds aad qssad iafoeuasieo vhish - 80
ssivsste - iavalsaals. and hs hopss every s1ssss
win ~ biz ssasay. - It win go tAsa aseAiaGs
- ny pssvs hlsssiag.
Rassio Whaling tAspsssesipeiso vim plsass q.
dreo REV. EDWARD a. WILSON.
WilaIAueDSnea,
sst3O-3 nw Kings Cssssy, New Yssk.
TO FAMNE0s AND FAMILIES =.
dross u essing god Sowing AssAins, tAaa =
simple In IT, seesss1etion, sts0ns aad not iisels
oeet ost q order. 90 thai makes Tie seosA aiiks
q 10th ilss, 90 hat doe D { skip stitches q
unsasel, 90 thas win sew equally veil eu thick q
this cloth, sss shas win rss ovss gAshsn eth.
at bssaking. one that makes anifero ssao
(lsavins % ridge uadsessssa,) sas shss Win ~
any No. q sossos shssaA, liasa q silk, 80 tAa
win last lee yeao % I'll kinls a wesk u sAsss
oos hat 10 not noe ssouels tbaa e = worth, By
| q ooss, without hssisasioa, the LAOD, WEB
STIR co. Machine. It = The cheapest d =,
| cd" Sc advsrsissmsos II saoehse eolana.-
OlieaSs Held. s9l-d&vl0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

OlloA00 TA0IE0
-WlTR-
so ARpsS PATGNT CU4HHON1
afs veil knswn 70 b superior % I'll sshsss. Pa
tented November 1859. Manufacteey
las FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
New and second haad Tables. Balls, Csss, Trio-
nings, 10. Ia.
OR ID = u 3 ny HAIL
WILL RgCsIv8--
PronptA ON
mys-dsn W. J. SHARP,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20


orsesrs, Druggists, 60,
BUTTER AND MEAT SCALES.
M Ar tile ToPA,
UNION AND FAMILY &C ass,
weighing from Aslf an ounce to $40 Lbs,
PD>I OFtsCE CT.
Constantly On hand
PA: FORM SCaLxS.
from 400 70 ; $40 lbs espaeity, Ill resting and
working On balls.
~ vefv scaie warranted 10 - sccurats.
and 70 reta . accuracy with fair usage. All
de0crpt 0ss Of Plstsos0 Weighing ScAlee, uadee
the '>trorg 4 Kos" Patent, from one psupd q.
pacity upwssds to sns thousans tons. ineludine
vsa,nafy Hays Gales, - called, and
Railroad Track Scales,
are sold BY the Manufacturer Agent,
EDWARD q. ODlORNE.
NO. = EAST FRONT STREET.
Agricultural xlDeplesoeesets,
Hard~.ss and waesa Nsssriais.
Wlalhlp's voutllatls4 !. fslSoratoY
sp3s-dlo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

- oo1oeuleos1 aoyes - - teolSWihe
Terms o. 6uDSCnn1lOus
,DAnS-aeK eeossp stlsss SsessssA
~ 81 peee-eoee s1bsssi1ssS, - - ~ aanso
WoRlY.-o4,eo ~ assam. lnodvoooo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
aOWE'S IMPROVED STANDARD
S C. n L e S!
THESE SCALES ARE OFFERED TO rnr
i psslie - tAs
BEST SCALES IN USE.

u ES4 ~ - 16S IN US6s
They hive alsayr taken F;rs.-slsss Prsmiaas
wherever exhibited, having taken the following
PIssssums q di6.reas Fairs.
WV YORK STATE FAIR,
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAIR.
sERNONr STATE FAR, q ysan 10 saesessioa,)
,HlGA..O AtCHANI. = INSll.UlE.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURE FAIR.
Vl.0lNlA STATE FAIR,
UNITED STATES FAIR.
olAlE FAIR. JACKSONVILLE.
Their principal advantages ars - follows g
Great simpl city Of construction, perfect RELIABLE
isy under the ssversst tests.
1Hk r 0EQUARE NO PIT :
HAVE NO CHECK RODS:
Will weigh when out Of level, receive oil friction
and wear On tails, inste-d o. knife edges - II
other Scales. No jasring Of the Platform IN any
way Affects the working II the SealsS For
AcCuRAcy And DURABILITY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-08
New Advertisements
600 600 MALE OR FEMALE
OVO9VVV AGENTS 10 SELL

ILOYDS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COIORID NAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS, AND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug TO- 1857: coat
80 900 to engrave il and one years time.
Superior 70 any SO map ever nude BY Cotton or
MITCHELL and sells at the Low price Of nfsy cents S70-
600 names are engraved On this map.
AND RAILROAD MAP Of the United sssses and C.nsd..
combined in one, giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between
Guarantee any woman or man a IN "A mar A.v A.,
viii take back all maps that be sold and refund
the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how 70 canyass vail fur,;sh.a
Wanted-whoesale Agents for our Maps in svsrv
state, California Canada, England France and Cuba
fortune may oe made with few hundred dolafS CAPT.
tai No CoaYstitio~.
j. 7. LLOYD No. lel Broadway, NY.
The War Department uses our Nap Of Virginia, Mary
land, and Pennsylvania, cost 100000, On which d
wilamsport Ferry RhoresvilIe, Noiaads Ford, and I'll
others the Potomac and every other place n Narv
land virginia and PennsyivaniA, o. money refunded.
uOYDS
TYPOGRAPHICAL NAP Of KENrCCxY. ONO. ISpa.
ANA, and ILLINOIS,,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War d,
partment Money refunded to any anAing N error
From the Tribune. Aug. 2.
LLcID's NAP o. vInaINA, MAxxlAxD And PursYl-
sas IT, - zap , very arg: r: Get but .
uOYDS GREAT NAP OF The MISSISSIPPI RrvYR-
From Actual Surveys BY OApes. Bart ana Vim. nuWen.
Mississippi River Pilots, q s. Lsus, No. ahovy every
man g plantation and owner NAME fru9 81 Iouis 10
the Gulf Of Nexco-1 so mileeevery sanA- bar aiand
town, landing, and all places - miles back fioo D.
river-colored in counties and States. Price, a IN
sheets y, pocket form, md S2so uen, with ron
ers. Ready Sept. -.
NAVY DsRAknR, Washhgtm Sept H. loaa
J. H01D-Str: Ssad me yoor nap a sAs Aiasssippi
River, With price per hundred copiss. lsarAdmiral
Charles h Davis, commanding ths Mississippi squaAroa
authorized 20 purchase many ere required to-
~ a shas squadron. GID00N WILLIE
NM esesseasy g ~ Navy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-08
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Third Collection District Of xichiSdn,

lANsING, september loOS
In pursuance of the law provided in section of
the act approved July lst lso2 entitled An act to pro-
vide internal revenue To support the Government and
to pay interest on the public debt have divided the
Third Collector District for the OF Michigan into
thirteen Divisions DISTRICTS, and appoin
ted in each an Assistant Assessor, VIZ:
DIVISION No. 1 City Of Lansing, townships OF
Lansing Meridian, WILLIAMSON, Locke, Leroy, Wheat
deld Aaieon and Delhi, lnsham county. Assistant
Assessor, Ephraim Longyear; Office, lansing, Mich.
DIVISION NO. 2.-Townships Of Aureius, Vevay, Ing
ham, White Oak Stockoridge Bunkerhili, Leslie and
onondaga, in Ingham county. Assistant Assessor,
Amos T. steele; Office, Mason, Mich.
DIVISION No. 3.-rownshIps of Delta, Oneida, Rox-
and sanield, Vermontvilie, Chester Benton and Wind
sor in Eaton county. Assistant Assessor, Chauncey
Goodrich office, Grand Ledge, Mich.
DIVISION No. 4.-Townships Of Eaton Rapids, Eaton
Carmel, KalamO, Bellevue, Walton and Brookfed, in
Eaton county. Assistant Assessor, VIM n. Tompkins;
office, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
DIVISION No CITY of Rattle Creek, Townships Of
Battle Creek Bedford, Pennheld Emmett, lie Roy and
Athens, in Calhoun county. Assistant Assessor, John
+. Human, Office, Battle Greek, Mich
DIVISION No q. City Of Marshall, Townships Of
Marshall, Convis, Fredona, Tekonsha Burlington and
Newton, in Calhoun county. Assistant Assessor Pres
ton Mitchell; office, Marshall, Mich.
DIVISION NJ. 1.-Towlships Of Lee Clarence, Sheri-
dam Marengo, Eckford, Albion, Homer and Clarendon,
in Calhoun county. Assistant Assessor, Isaac Bull;
office, Albion Mich.
DIVISION NO. s.-Townships Il Sprngport, Parma,
Concord Pulaski, Hanover, Liberty, spring Arbor and
sandstone in Jackson county. Assistant Assessor,
Sanas GidIey, office, Parma, Mich.
DIVISION M a-riry of Jackson townships nfs
nit BacAman and Tomfk IIs IN Jackson county.
Assistant Assessor, Francis W. Carr office, Jackson,
Mich.
DIVISION NO. 1o.-iownsaips Of Waterloo Grass Lake,
Napoleon, Columbia, Brook yn Leoni and Henrietta, in
Jackson county. Assistant Assessor, AlvinzA Hunt;
Office, Grass Lake, Mich.
DIVISION NO. ii. - townships Of Lyndon, Silvan,
Sharon Manchester, Bri6gewater and Freedom, WASH
tenaw county. Assistant Assessor, volney Chapman
office. Manchester, Mich.
DIVISION No l2-City Of Ann ArbOr, Townships OF
Ann Arbor Lodi Sco, LIMA, Dexter, Webster and North
field In Washtcnaw county. Assistant Assessor Lewis
Dodge; office, Ann ArbQ, Mich.
DIVISION No. l3.-City Of Ypslanti, Townships Of
Ypsilant Pitshed, superior, Saline, Augusta York and
Saline, in Washtenav county. Assistant Assessor
Encch Yost; Office, Ypsilanti, Mich.
WHITNEY JONES,
Assessor for the Third Collection District Of Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-08
THE DARBY General Order No.

THE DARBY General Order No.
~ Lenuel woodhouse is appointed Commits
ssaer, and Dr.. J. B. Hull Surgeon, to superin
nd the draft in Ingham county. The draft win
he place on the Esd inst, unless the quota for
- county 10 raised by enlistments before that
The quota for this county Of the COO, 900 men
ebs raised, is $40. OF these sO4 have enlisted
saes shs Arss day of July last, leaving 242 to
ssrsbed. Out of this number, We understand,
10 b deducted the men of the incomplete
company from this county now in the 26th regi-
neas q Jackson, and those in the 9th cavalry at
sfnd Rapids. What number it will be necessa.
y 70 raise after these deductions are made, We
~ unable to state, a. We do not know the mum.
~ Of men enlisted from this county in those
Hsneass.
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80. The following fattering notice is taken from the
Portsmouth (Ohio) Scioto Valy Republican, Of April g.
1858:
ScASpINAvIA A friend writes for our real Opin
ion Of DR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies,-where
he can obtain ihem-and why they are called "Scsnd
Norway, and Scandinavian, that ID, Swede or Nor
wegan, aectionatey calls his country Scandinavia
in the same speak Of 4" Columbia" or " The
Union" BY the way, there are over nine thousand
Scandinavian families in Dane County, Wisconsin Al
though citizen Of this country for many years, Dr.
Roback is swede by birth, and compounds his Medi
cnes Of Swedish herbs, think the Is very ap-
propriate. We have the very highest opinion Of the
Medicines, and Of DR.. Roback himself, who 10 not only
singulary skful physician, but gentleman Of the Old
School, we know personally. Our advertisement col
umns will answer the rest Of friends letter. See
advertisement 387ml
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fAdvertisment.1

A Coop THIxe.-Henry s. Smith. Of
s'nd Rapids. has for the past year been manu-
s''ag IN article Of Soda Saleratus, which is
F'seaseed BY every one who has used it as the
~ thing Of the kind in market. 1t is one.
me Stronger than the Saleratus commonly sold,
AZ always Of uniform strength, hence there
~ b NO mistake in using it. VIM. Sears, j.
lssas, Jr., and E. Z. Powers. bakers, of Grand
.A say after using Smiths Soda Saleratus
~ ~ past six months, in every form and vari.
wd baking, in their several bakeries, that I'VE
"'saes Is the best article Of Saleratus We
I'VE ever used RI psre, white and fine, and
a''k equal to the best English Soda"
Aaaafactured and sold at Wholesale, by II. s.
@ 6rand Rapids, and retail by dealers ev.
sgvhere.
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DPTHERA-a disease that has for ages at times, ex-
hibited its fell fatality in various parts Of the world and
for the past few years made such developments in our
country as 70 Ill the minds Of people with alarm
and In many to sweep Oh whole families and Der.
haPs scores Of people in single neghborhood taking
the physicians without proper preparation and, for
time, bidding defiance to Medical Skill
A REMEDY
For this scourgs for Aembranous Group Scarlet Fever
and for all nfammatory throat Diseases has been pro.
duced result Of the unremtting study and labor Of
men skilled in the Science Of Medicine compounded on
scientific principles and having undergone the ordeal
Wide Test We offer il to the public on its own merits
that Is such as it shall be fonnd have on trial II
will be found for sale in the hands Of
Aa tie Leading DrS9sss and Shop Keepers IN tie Uaed
States,
In whose hands will also be found Circulars giving
more particular history Of the disease its nature and re-
marks upon its cure Also directions to the manner
Of its treatment and cure.
All orders should be addressed to-
HENDRY RAILY, Oberlin, Ohio
r. THAYER CO., Agents, Lansing. 37sms
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FINE FRuIr-Joseph p. Lewis, Esq,
dWindsor, Eaton Co., presented us, on Friday
II with the finest basket of fruit, consisting Of
qpes, ounces and peaches, that it has been
or fortune to see in this section Of the country.
Ssns Of the apples weighed Is ounces, and the
atirs lot would average pound each. The
assess and peaches were splendid, and Of the
choicest varieties. Mr.. Lewis brought load Of
As fruit to the city for sale, and it was certain
y he choicest lot that We have seen in the
assta Mr.. L. win please accept our thanks
hAh favor to us, and our congratulations on his
tang the possessor Of an orchard bearing such
IL fruit.