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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-08

MEETINGS LAST WEEK-The Repub.
hean meeting, on Wednesday evening last, was
large and enthusiastic. The speech of Hon.
Wan. A. Howard was an able effort, and very
much applauded. The meeting in the Repre-
Sentative Hall, or Saturday evening, was also
very successful in point of numbers and inter-
est Ii was addressed BY Hon. J. W. Loagyear,
and Hon. D. L. Case, in telling speeches
We have also received a communication from
WILLIAMSON, giving a glowing account of the
meeting held at that place on Thursday evening
last, which was addressed BY Hon J. ". Loug.
year, Hon. Geo. W. Swift and Mr. Patterson,
returned soldier OF The 9Th Mich. Infantry.
We regret tina. We have not space FOR an e1-
tended notice Of these meeting.
We are informed BY our correspondent that
Union League has been crgarired, embracing
Tue towns OF Wi'lismsto~n, wheaiseld, Locke
and LeRoy. The following are the officers Of
'he League: President, Horato Pratt: Vice
President VIM. Brown; Secretary. Dornan X
FULLER. Executive Committee Simeon CLAW
"Alans'O~n; David c. Raymond, wheatseld
James Sullivan, Locke; WIN. A. Davis. LEROY
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A QUIET DAY-On the whole, election
day passed off very quietly, la this city. True
there we're few exhibitions OF rOwdyi-m, but
these were exceptional cases. The conduct Of
tie 'uuterrifed" democracy was generally in
gratifying contrast 90 that which they have
shown on some ioImer occasions.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-08

SALT BoRiNG.-The Lansing Salt Man
featuring Company have completed all necessa
~ preliminaries, such as building tower, pro
curing tubing, machinery, &c, and will com
nence the operation Of boring, next Monday
Much credit is due them for their enterprising
spirit, and we heartily wish them success.
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the notice Of the sale of certain Government
Lands advertised in another column and also
to the notice to Pre-emptOrs. These lands are
valuable, and will undoubtedly be readily sold
Il is OF Importance, therefore, that persons
having made prescriptions OF these lands
should sesure their claims at once
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state Agricultural College.


I'HE TERN Of study for 1868 in the
Il state Agricultural College has lately commenced
b -e acts W Congress AMI tie state legislature 4
Arg AMI permanent rnelt las been secured 10 the
Institution The course u study Includes the usual
routine % History. English Literature Mathematics
and their Applications - Surveying AecLaulcs &
Wills the st4-y II Botany, Hlrtlclltlre. Chemistry
animal Fny- oozy- stock breeding, &C pursued %
ar extent 4nls-a- n other togcs especial attention
beng here paid 70 the Illustration oi al leLces All
Practical operations connected With tie profession u
farming. student labor three hours daily the wages
applying On the payment " board. The average ex-
pe-se o students is uot over 80 a year There Is
rel4ratOry Department 10 which tle first half year
devoted o. the thorough u studies pursued
Comm p -cLOos.
For Catalogue giving f1l particulars apply to
T. G. ABBOT, Presidsrt
Lansing Michigan, March Is, lss3. 4sw4
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N The Ladies' Military Aid Societ

ES The Ladies' Military Aid Society
acknowledge the receipt from Montgomery Il
Miller, barrel; Augustus 7 Billings, can
dried currants, can preserved raspberries,
can tomatoes.
Ms C. II House, l can currant jelly Mrs.
7. D. Billings aud Mrs. G. Chapel, Delhi, IL ?
lbs. dried apples. Mrs. T. D Billings, 8 pieces
dried beef; Mrs c. c. Darling, pair pillow
cases ard , sheets; Mrs. l. II. Bartholomew
and Mrs. C. c Darling, pairs hospital slippers.
Mas X. {. DART, Treasurer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-08
To THE YOUNG OR OLD,

Max or FenlaIs,
If you have been suffering from \ habit iaduged IL
by the
YOUTH or BOTH SEXES
WHICH CAUSES 50 MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS,
Il unfts them for Marriage
And IS the greatest evil which can befah
MAN OR WOMAN
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement. and 4
you a Sufferer,
Cut out she Advertisement,
And send for II AZ once.
Delays are dangerous
Ask for HembOts
Take other.
Cures guaranteed
4llw7 BslUare Of CouHterfeits AMI IINi;1tions
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Wednesday Morning, april s. 1868.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

ne FIGURES which our subscribers sill lnI attached
70 their names their papers Indicate the NUxUEE RI
the paper o. which taer subscription IS paid. p tle
,nsu5sr Is meant the " WHOLE NUMBER which
uay be found in the healing u tie paper, which is
changed weekly being Increased one each week lity two
numbers constituting year BY referring % this nun
Der 10 the healing Of ths paper and comparing il with
tie number ATTACHED 90 the name direction the
osoer or s1bcrbers cal realty 1gw their accounts
stand On our books.
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HOME TESTIMONY

SPRING PoRr, Jackson Co. Mich, Aug I.
Or. c W RObdek-Dsar SIR My boy about eight
years old very much troubled with 81 Anthony s
dance 81 that times he unable to feed himself,
frequently falling down nt-and threc OF my family
hal the fever anu ague- bought Of your Scandi
navan Blood Pills and Purifier Of your agent here Mr.
Calkns and great JOY they not only cured the
fever and agse but my boy Of the Anthony dance
FOR which we shall ever feel grateful
Yours truly. c. Il BAUM
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-08

PE1ERsoN's FOR MAY--The May num-
Der Of this Magazine is upon our table. 1t con
tans the usual variety Of fashion plates patterns,
reading matter, &c, all Of which l. Of especial
interest to the Ladies The enterprise Of the
publishers Is worthy Of commentator.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-08

TAXES ARE HlGH-Taxes are high on
Saeratus as well on every other article that a
family consumes, but they not as high on the
Chemical Saieratus, as the Saleratus will raise
your biscuit etc If you don't believe Us, try
it. It is put up in bright red papers, called
"Chemcal Sileratus, or Housewives Favorite
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HelmbOld's Genuine Preparation.

e. HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
cDMpJJNDFLCID EXTRACT BCCIIU
A Positive aud Specific Remedy
For Disease OF The BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL, and
DROISlCAL >W ELLlN1S
lnls Medicine increases the poser ~ Digestion. aud
e1cltes tie AB-OkBtNI- into healthy action by which
The MAIEtsl Ok CALOARkOU> JeDOsti0ns and all IN
NATURAL hNLAROEAiENTS are reduced a. well az PAIN
AND INFLAMMATION, AMI Is good Tor MEN, WOMEN
Or CHILDREN.
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HISToRY OF THE Civil WAR II AMER
IcA.-The FIRST volume Of the absve mentioned
work will be ready tor delivery at an early dale.
II would have beer delivered sooner, but the
publisher ia getting out the work in a much lar.
ger form than was at FIRST proposed, consequent
y the work appearing in a much larger form,
viii be more than an equivalent for the delay.
The price Of the work has alao been raised from
$3.50 to S. so per volume, bat those whose
Names are appended TO the list of subscribers
will be furnished them at the price agreed Hpon,
viz: $3.50 per vol.
Subscribers are desired TO b. prepared with
the price of the publication on its presentation
BY the agent. JOHN ANDERSON.
4lSwS General Agent.
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~ By virtue OF appointment BY the Governor Of the
State Of Michigan FOR the building Of state Road
nencing on the west line Of Monroe county. OF the
North side OF River Risin running through Peters
brrgh thence south through the townships Of Summer
1el. and Bedford 70 the Ohio State line under act
70 provide for the drainage and reclamation OF swamp
Lands BY Of State roads and bitches Contracts
will be let pursuant 70 said act commencing al the
Southern terminus OF said road Monday. the 9Th
Of April. 1see 10 O'Clock A N and continue from
day 10 day. until such letting : completed.
412w4 L LOCKWOOD, Commissioner.
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New ADVERTISE ents.

nFFICE OF THE LANSING SALT
- ANIfA-ILK RING COMPANY Lansing, Michigan .
A9fA o--5 To- 4 nsstL1g OF the directors held
'-ls Gay a. assessment " Fvs Dollars per share
ordered due and payable ny Office.
4l5T- THO II MFR. Treasurer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-08
CTATE OF MICIGAN-Fourth Judi

ALI Ut n1O1OaN-r OurIQ y JUL
~ cal Circuit-Suit pending II the Circuit Court FOR
the county Of lngha. Ii C1arcery 81 the village Of
Mason said county, ths 9TH day Of March. lse3
Charles Fox Charles 4 Harrison Il satisfactorily
appearing ne Horsiio Pratt. Circuit Court Connis
siouer for the county q Inghzu. By the AFFIDAVIT Of
{ D v Blrtch ons Of tee solicitors FOR the complain
ant thai the SAD defendant, Charles 4 Harrison IS
nooresient o. this State but resident o. the state
Of New York, motion Of JnO. V Lcngyesr Of counsel
for complainant i IS ordered that sad defendant
his APPEARANCE II this be sntsTed within four
months from the cate o. tbs order and hat o.
his appearance be hs answer . the copznznts
OIL - Be lied ard copy thereof served CO the co1b
panarts solicitors within twenty days after service
him u copy Of sad bill and notice O. tbs order. anc
that l. default thereof that sail BIZ BE taken confessed
By sad defendant AID = i further ordered that within
twenty days the said Complainant cause this order be
published Il tie Lansing state Republican, newspaper
printed and published said county once II each week
Tor siK weeks II succession. that he cause copy o.
this order 70 be personally served OF The sad defendant
a. east twenty days before the time above prescribed
FOR bis appear41ce.-lsted. March TO- 1855
HORATI0 PRATT, Circuit Court Con'r
sor Inghz-n County.
LoyeTEAR BCKTcz, Solicitors FOR Complainant
(AHae scpy) L REID, Dept. Register.
14ve
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R5-what an Amount Of suffering ami Disease among
TIA Volunteers would be prevented by tue free Of
HOLLOWAY Pills x OINTMENT. For Wounds, Sores
and scurvey, the Ointment is certain cure, and for
Bowel Complaints Fevers Small Pox &c The Pills arc
the best medicine the world Only ) cts. per Box
or Pot 2ll
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-08

CoPPERHEADIsN ILLUSTRATED. - AS
Rev. Mr.. Buerkle, the German Lutheran minis
ter resident in this city, stepped into provision
store, on Monday afternoon he was assaulted by
q man named Hoffman, who told him "if it
want for the id priests We shouldn't have had
any war at the South" and who, after using
other similar abusive language, struck Mr..
Buerkle in the face. At this juncture of the
discussion, some by-standers intsrfersd, gave
the beligerent cOpperhead a sound thrashing,
and pitched him out Of doors Served him
right
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Special Motto e s.
Special Notice.

Young gentlemen and ladies' wishing 10 r. pare them
selves for teaching, enjoy Of the 0.-t opportu
mites iu school devote all my time to limited
number Of that Class r TAYLOR.
Lansing, March 10Th 1873. A2sf
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN = Fourth

CTATE OF MICHIGAN - Fourth
- Judicial Circult-Suit pending the Circuit Court
FOR the County Of lngham-In Chancery, the village
Of Mason IN said county, the 9th day Of March
1868. Horace J. Perrin, Henry Dormer William D
Horton Erastus Horton, and Jacob F Hawks Il sat
isfacOry appearing TO H0rstO Pratt, Circuit Court
Commissioner FOR Ingham County, by the affidavit Of
Z D. ". Burtch OF the solicitors for 2Iainat
that defendant Henry Dormers last known place Of
residence this state but that his present place
residence cannot be ascertaned and that the deeu
dant Erastus J. Horton, aresdent Of this state but
Is noH absent thsrefron. motion Of JnO ". Long
year OF council for complainant Il i5 ordered that the
said defendants Henry DOrmer and Ersstus J. Horton
their appearance IN this TO beeEtered within
three months from the date Of this order and that
Of their appearance they their the
compliments bill 10 be filed, and copy thereof served
the compliments solicitor within twenty days after
Of copy Of said bill and notice Of this order
and IN defanlt thereof that the said bill be taken
confessed BY the said defendants Henry DOrmer and
Erastus J. Horton. And il Is further ordered that with
twenty days the said compliments cause this order
70 be published the lansing state Republican news
paper printed and published said county Of Inghaz
and that said publication be continued once in each
week for weeks II succession that he cause =
copy Of this order 10 be personally served the
ieren iants Henry Dormer and Erastus J Horton a.
least twenty days before the above prescribed for
their appearance Dated, March 10. 1853
HORATlO PRATT. Circuit Court Cora'r
for Ingham County.
| LoNGYEAR ( BrRTcE, Solrs FOR Compliments
(Atrue copy L REID, Dept. Register
|
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III a 1 y = Z IL
In this city the 4th inst. by Rev T. B. Potter Mr
GEORGE HAYNES and Miss TRYrHENA McCREEaY
both Of the township OF Lansing
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Commissioner Of the General Lana 0,

NOTICE To PRE- BiPTON CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emption to
any Of the lands within the tOwnshpsand parts OF town
ships above enumerated, required establish the
to the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Of
the proper Land Office, and make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice and before
the day appointed for the commencement Of the public
sale Of the lands embracing the claimed otherwise
such claim Will be forfeited
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E-FE8iALES-FEMAIES.
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CJNIENpIA
IIN6 MARRIAGE.
N MANY AFFECTION, PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
the Extract blchu IS unequaled Dy aly other remedy
- DO tnlOrosls OF keeutlu lrreg ary P4nfuiless,
suppression Of Customary Evaglatl1ls liberated or
>cirrhols state Of the Uterus, LeucOrrLOea whites
-terillty, and for all complaints incident 70 the
whether arising from Iu-scretou, Habits u Dissipation
Cd Ia
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

LoSGrEAR ( BrRTcH, solrs FOR Compliments
"A true copy L REID, Dept. Register.
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NOTE-Unter the regulations Of the Department
heretofore ami now existing, pay nent be made
for advertising procamatsns except such publishers
are specially authorized TO publish by the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office. 4l5wl3
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Al Wh9 haye FRIENDS ana Relatives IL sAe Army ~
Navy Should .aAu especial care tlAL tley &c amp y
piled IL s-l4s- Pa. AID Ointment 40 W-r- .-1
brave sellers AID sailors have -1r sc.s- % provide
themselves wlt.. sLeI, osss-r present BE- selt
t--M - .-er Fr.e--s. They have been proved o. be
tie so.--srs never failing frisll gls hl-r ~ need
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

To Albany by Hudsou X Il, ~ wsucrii...7 10
~ AID a and 100 q ~ sunday............ 3'l . N
To ALBANY Nv Harlem X X 2othst and ith 10.
10 Bos,on. BY New London line Pier - IL.
line P.rY g. n r. daily Isandsy cnoslied,,.. 8 p NJ
To Boston. by New Haven HH. vis Springfield.
Z,thsi and q ~ "a "a ana o. m
To Bostou. by New. Haven Rk. ldist aud an.
ave- Ma sore Line.........l2, and p Sunday p
To Buffalo BY fne RH., foot Of cbamb"fs
..'..................7 snd 10 IN ani p
To lsIp Fine leland and other frsoft. on Long
leland by L. l. kdlroad from James Sip and
loo, of san it. r. R................sn and 4
To Philadelphia BY New. Jersey ksilfoad foot Of
Court andt Z 10 q. a. ~ T. ~ sunday 4 T. m
To Pniade iplia. by Camden aud AinbOy Railroad
Pier 20 r. foot Of Barclay st...........o m y IN
To Washington by New Jersey ltR. Z 10 a M iIn
and = IA foot Of COuli'sui ~ -undsy y p IA
To the Wet. ~ Central Railroad Of Sew jersey.
foot OF Coutsndt It, aud a ~ n......ant p ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

BHOWN-rlr funeral Of the late Lieut. Minor Brown son
Of stewart brown who lell ~ the battle OF ueitYb' on
"a July viii take place ssfuTdiy tie ION INST Ih'
fcnds oi the family are respectfully invited to attend ~ the
Church oi the Ascension, at ~ o'clock noon.
fOOG-In Hartford Me-, ON Saturday, sept ~ OF ypho"
fever Almun d.. eldest of Nathaniel and Mar ,ss'
sgod u Year aud months. youth Of promise
HULi-ln BROOKLYN Wednesday. Oct T. william man, IN
the iJh yclI Of Ia, age. ,..
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited to attend thr
funeral on fIidiy 9TH inst, at 4 O'Clock M ifo" ~" '
Residence, NO. fJB Atlantic street
KNIFIIN-On Thursday. Oct. q. NJ" Sarah a h"'hi"' III
the S7th year OF her age
Her friends aud relatives arc respectfully invited I" attend
her funeral Saturday, the 10Th ins II oelo.N Iio
her late residence No M-st Twenty second street
without further invitation llet remains i be inferred AZ
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Newbufsh aud Pgyshkocpsls papers P'ssso COPY
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THE OLyMPrc.-The thea,er so long, and in

TIE OLYMPIc.-The theater 80 long, and IN
the main 40 pleasantly known as Laura keencs was
reoponed las, night under the management cf Mrs John
Wood as the Olympic. The house has been thoroughly
renovated. and may now be- pronounced. with
ont exnggeration one Of ,he handsomesi theaiers
In the country. In respect to the opening per
Misunderstanding Of nes comedy entitled
Married Daughters and an old burlcita
entitled Brother and Sister,, is an act Of charity
10 pass them by without comment. When Mr. Wood
shall have organized a competent company. and her
scene painter shall have had chance 10 do himself
credit We have doubt that the Olympic Will be yer,
pleasant theatrical resort, The only amusing Incidents
last nyh, Mrs Woods speech aud the musical &C
cen,rici;es 81 Mr. Baker The audience wa very large
ard was evidently inspired by that faith which !. the
substance Of things hoped o and the evidence OF things
not seen"
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The SUPERvIsoRsHlP.-At meeting Of the
German Republican Association Of the Eighteenth
Ward +. Kirchner, President, held at No. 22'
Avenue A, on Monday last the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
H1ereo. The ierm Of Office Of Augustus weisuiann.
ESQ as Supervisor viii expire on Dee 81 is63 and he
70 our regret declines denomination for said office
bu, deemng fair and just that in his place citizen OF
German origin should be nominated candidate and
Visrsa, We consider Mr 1heo g. Glaubensklee
emnently &psbe Of filing said office to the credit and
satisfaction Of the community and to tie honor Of tie
German name, b. II
R.soped That the said Iheo. g. Glaubensklee be and
hereby ufgcatly recommended 10 the delegates
0, the Eighteenth Ward candidate for said Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

A WORD ABOUT AMERICAN W ATCHES.-Alter
THoRovea TRIAL Of more than TIN fEAss tle iLmt :.
PISCES manufactured by the y. Of the
public and less than ~ 100 Of them are speaking tof
ihemseve. in the pockets Of the people from very .,
ceeding our most ssnsune anticpation- ana we arc
now justified in stating that we MAXI monK THAN o.
all tie WATCHES sold in the United States kePsa'ea en
argeen of factor, buildings and the labor Of 500 opera
tives still ind unable to supply the constantly @
high price labor and materials actually sell our products
at less price. than those current five years ago. r.,
We refer these facts only for the purpose Of properly M
PRODUCING another subject relative TO manufacture Of
Watches Hitherto our chief object has been to make GOOD
atches for the million at the lowest possible pce-soI
thin 10 take place Of the make believe Wache called
Azores" Lepines,' English Patent Levers" Sc IN
nnaly thrown upon this IN countless numbers py
European workshop-watchc. which the refuse OF tef
factories unstable home, aud perfectly worthless evep
Th. object we have accomplished and have to an
nounce that we have commenced the mannfacufc oil
HioHEsr GRApK KNOWN TO CnroSosr-sHr'
unequaed by anything hitherto made b, our We; sna on
surpassed by anything made in the world toI rms p,poe
we have the apest facilities We have erected sh addioh
main budings expressly for thi. branch Of our on
ness. and have hed with The best woIA,nrm IN o the
form Of our Watches introducing such improvement, as
have Instituted new rud Of ochrci-m ad
ment, and compensation New machines ana spPiahc NV
been consrnctsd hich perform their work with consumma
decacy and esa,udc choicest and most approved
materials used Nothing IN act Is venting o' ~
mechanical principles material OF worsman'p 10
w. cou,inre TO other well known qusl'ie'
'-~' " Appleton. TRACY Co.
y. ). BARTL,rr,"
And the soldiers Watch
WV. ELIyRY.'
The latter the lowest priced watch We mahe !. .ue. IN
and !. not ~. order either IN march ing rdns
or fighting All above described watches including tue
vlsxsr which 8 named AhgRiCA> WATCH tosPASf on
hr pl,e ar. sold by watch dealers generally Throughout the
| country "onn'ss "a - S,,,,v
No. ~! Broidwsy, Newiork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

McCuLLOUGH-In this city. on "Wednesday morning DC,
T. at the residence Of her mother No 29 West Eighteenth
street. Miss Louise b. Eic(.l Of consurup,ion
TIE ends and relatives respectfully invited 70 eitend ue
funeral Friday afternoon at O'clock, at tho Clrfch Of
the Annunciation in Fourteenth street. between sixth and
Seventh avenues.
SCHIEFFELN-OnSa Saturday. Oct. 3 Henry Mansel aged
month and "a days, and "wednesday, Oct sarlh Con
verse. aged month and 10 days infant children oil Henry
NJ. and Sarah NJ Schiefelin
THURSTOS-On Thursday, Oct. g. OF consumption, Jasper
A. Tturston, aged u wears.
The funeral services will place this friday afternoon a.
ocock The relatives aud friends are invited to stend
without further notice at his late residence, NO. aiooh
place.
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UNION LEGISLATIVE NoMISATIoSs.-In the

UNION LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS. In the
Id Assembly District Of Oneida Co. the Republicans
have nominated Levi Bakesee. who was member OF
the House H. lsjj LIT District Jefferson Co. Geo. VI.
UCpkinson; Orleans Co. Il. l.. Pits Cortland Co..
Benjamin !. Tilinghast IompkiDS Co, Henry u.
Lord.
UNION LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS. Senator
Xlllth District. Leonard q. Ten Eyck Of Bethlehem
Albany CoJnty Delaware list Assembly District. 10.
rolae Il. Lsndhed BIoome Assembly. Milford North
tal, Saratoga. Id Assembly DisiIict. Edward Ed
galcG