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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
MASS MEETING AT cu.R,z srox
Saturday, October 3, 1863.

t,,n., y = Ah ip Monday, Oct 5, az O'Clock
o s.nool mousse west Point Up, 1resday Oct
Applegate's caooi house Jefer.o, tn rrs.
Oes !, at o'clock P' "su1esoay,
Pritcheit's sch loi house Green nav IT, 1A
: Oct $ at O'Clock ~ AHeisas''
krimrrse, liza. rison Tp FRIDAY oct Q At o,o,o,.
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Although net disposed IL favor Or II oosrnerd Psten
Medicines Ia gebefNl, tbaoagh disrsst efheir iBxre
dents and ef~eLE yet kzaw 0f snflcientr.asons
Why RAY net t~stl{s 10 tie ben.Gis he believes
himself 10 have gbm any single preparation
IN the hope that he sy tA4s eearibute to the benefit
Of others
20 this tie more rea&tly I'm regard to Hsoaand's
German Biiters. prepared by nr q. NJ Jastxor 81
this city. e-e2ns= va nfeiBdIne9 aEaiusi then
many years underline bses Ion tnsf they were ref.
lg 81 acehei3e mixture. I an itGshtedto by friepd
Robert sapemEkfr. Esd. for he rer30sAi this pre-
JUDGE by proper Tests 4nd for encon cement to try
tsem when suffering from great and long continued Dr.
bhty. TIE Gse cfihree bottles q these Bters
beginning oi the present year, igwed bv evident
relief and restoration degree bodily ard mental
vigeres hic hs ut felt G4r SIX months fore ara
hsd almost dsspaired 4 ming Therefore thank
Ged aud my reisd Tor dfeeti y 10 tie Use Of hem.
J. NEWTON BIC en-
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Clergymcn, Lawyers. Physicians, and
Citizens,

Teslifying CT their own Personal Knowledge. to the
neGcia e1ecis Snd me1eAl virtues q thtse Biiters
DO you want something to strengtLeny you?
Do you want good Appetite
DO you want TO bulliu your Constitution?
Do you want to feel well
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousness =?
DO you want Energy
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want briskand vigorous feeling?
( yoa do, use H0oFBsAb's GERMAN BITTgRs.
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Books & stationery.

Would call attention to bis stoek + Books sta
sionery, HsllaBt window Paper hiehh he Ill sfer
atEnnsaallyior prices ThsnkfCli for the patron
axe heste~eden him forthe past eight years he re-
sp<ot full ssoiieitsa eontinusneeof thesAme.
fcb7-a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
ass Meeting at Pittman's G
West Point Township
SatufiaY. lcfnhar IN fS.n


49, NJ nuieh W, SATURDAY, Oct I2, at o,elock
o'clock Oesoosr III, ut
s,cio,s Des hoines TIP, Monday. October S. at
o'cIees Des MONIES TIP, Friday, octe>er 9, ., :
New Boston Charleston Tn Tra.a. a.,
o'clock ~ uay 'octooet$, ct
O'Clock 8 charleston Ip, "Wednesday, oct7, at 7
oct-s al o,rlac hou'e' Charleston Up, Thursday,
Aon'rose rp' Monday, Sept IS al O'Clock
Prof n. C. CHAMREPrrN
ne tavoFite vocalist. assisted by Glee Clnh vii, ,,
gosous a. an tie nsetinss denonin ated above ri
uteIspsrse the proces dings with oriyin.I euu
~omss- Inc local candidates will also he iosi
re VOW ushp aud scho' district committees. sra Al,
men OF each locality where ee,inrs anu a.
sea, VIII make all necessary preparas,oas snhonn
By order OF ! "a ~, NE attendance.
&c. Waikiki
A. d. ALDRICk
G. F. DAVIS
w. r. STEWAh
e.. Lee County Union Central C. !, u,,,..
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Groceries.

Have hand large and we'll selected stock OF stapl
and Fancy Groceries. which they offer t. their cas-
toners AZ the lowest rk@t price. But prices ~
criterion invite attention TO the quail y, ID
guarantee goods 10 be what they are represerse
to be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30

TOR SALE-320 Acres of Land,
Il 40 se-es under cultivation, . Log ard Frame
DErfings $50 Apple Trees with nns strcsm OF water
on the place. This is-f Is In Hsncock county, With
10 y miles Of the 70 n Madison Ferry, the Illinois
side viii be sold on time or for Cash .. a reduced
price. Enqars Of
Keokuk, Aug. 20, 1863. II. b. TEs-EYCK.
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Party Spirit i'm Tim. 81 NJ.


The Boston Courier takes Mr.. Evars,,
10 task for has striking exposition Of The
evils OF party spirit in Time of war .aJ
says that "such doctrine would str;Ia
from the roll of history, or cons;an -
riep'obatlon, the brightest names npon !. -
III every age of the world ~
The "brightest names" !, b;s,orn
may De left to take care Of tbemselva:
AS TO the practical truth of Mr. Eve,a,...
position with respect to existing c;rcnr1
stances, that is sufficiently shown bv !.
comparison Of his language with Tho, -,
Dy the traitor Maury in recent letter
written 10 the London Times TO cheer n =
t .,,e sous p,,. OF English sympathizers with
From Mr.. Everet.'s letter.
tes,s IN ho .lme OF war, the evil (party con-
.es,s) becomes one of tremendous m.on;
. .uue Inc questions that then nresen.
themselves are naturally more ;mpor.sn.
.nan ordinary political issues in time Of
puaee, wniie every blow struck at the
measures measures OF the Government thrupb do.
signed only TO effect change of Admins I
trauon, really affords aid and eoasa" 'nis-
the enemy" ' 'om'ors TO
| From Lieut.. Maury's letter1
"Other agents have to be called -.
P Py What are they? Let us inon;ro
ihey are divisions in the camp 81 tho
81, epe' NY discussions among the people 81
~ e forth horth. There is already peace par.
~ .here. All the enbarrassmepts With
VIII "nlcn toat party can surround Mr. Lin.
If ~ "nu al that it can throw in the way
', 'ne war party ofthe North. operate ii.
South" anu comfort to the
inese extracts present a most st,;l;,c
Pafaifei, ststing in one the evil wh;as
must De dope, and in the other dec,..;s
that the evil is done and relied nnnn ne
the enemy-tBoston Daily Advertise
Samuel Gilbet, the Copperhead can
dldate for Sheriff in Muscatine county
declared as follows few months since !:
Our Republican form Of Government is
failure aud cannot be maintained. If
the question was submitted to vote to-
morrow, the people would vote for NON
archy."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30

WALL PAPER. Received this |,
W stock Of Wall Pap=r new designs.
PntnArS's Pendulum Csrtafn Fixtures.
Jrii's Curtain Fixtures
Green Holland fer Windows.
Bat Holland for Windows
G ri., Tssseis, &C.
sp-da7 NV wEsTcoTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30

Induced By the extensive sale ard universal roru.
larity Of Hoofends German Biters purels estabel
hosts Of snorent QnaeAs ard interruptions
have opened upon suffering humanity the Good gates Of
kosfrnms In the share OF Beor vhstey rfIely con-
pounded with INJURIOUS drrss ard christeued Tories
S,oms chic. and 3iitefs.
Beware oil the tnnnfaershe array OF Alcoholic pre-
rsYstions in pletb0yic bottles sna big hetsd IS
under the gde<t sppeilEt9n OF Bites hieh Instead
II curing, Only ssrsFste dsesse and leave ths disap
pointed sufferer In desNSfy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

OuR ONsmtsEs BADLY REGtIATEp.--An acct
dent which occurred yesterday makes rs the
more anxious that our suggestions rs to placing
conductors or money taker, on all the Bread
way stages should be adopted by the different
lines. 4 gentleman on horseback was iammed
between two omnibuscs and narrowly escaped
being crushed TO death. The horse va, serious
ly injured. The accden, occurred from the
fact that the driver Of one Of the omnibuses
was engaged receiving the fares Of some Of his
passengers. and did not observe that his horses
were crowdng the rider against another vehi-
Gle. Had this man been free 10 attend merely
10 his horses no such accident could have oc-
Cured. We do not hesitate TO state distinctly
that. in case of fatal results from the presen,
system of having but one person to drive and
at the same time attend TO the passengers. we
should consider the superintendent Of the om-
nibus lines rs responsible. II js clearly their
duty to adopt the simple plan in use in all places
where any regard for the public welfare is
evinced. They must have one person to drive,
and another to receive fares aud attend 10 the
passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

We are happy to state tina, Tor week va shah have
opera at Academy Of Music Manager Grsa's de-
psrture for BOSTON with eur favcrite artists On Monday
cveuisg the opera % Marta viii 10 given. with
Miss Kellogg Morcns, Brigno susin and B.fi signor
Brigno has now fully recovered
On Wednesday evening we shall have tho "vespers,"
with siguors Lorni aud Brignc THIS iayoriic opcrs,
traction.
On FRIDAY Mozarts chef srrr,e " Don Giovanni, gill
be given, with cast "oindns '"e 1ae" :" 'ne com
pany. y, -, -. -, .
cosa ~. r,ri,rpances of Manager araus company az
.,,e, ,ha, date the Academy Music viii bescvoted
other purposes.
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now to be prosecuted for emancipation or
separation or for the restoration Of tho Union.
When we find the leading abolition organs,
East and West, playing the same dismal tune,
we must conclude that there is some meaning in
their music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

PENNSYLVANIA toAf TRsrs tcs trr il'sr ftaeTbc an.
.i ,bes OF the trade for the year 1862 show thu,
= mounted to 2s5 lT2 tons, OF which Ash 5ls were or
nn,a.i,e coal All the coal except aoe tons sent in
.nJ VAS destined for the seahosrd. taking the antbra
s,,e At ~ per ton, the value &c this single product "
pernsylvans reaches nsary thirty ilns ~ dollars Tor
IN. wear Schuykili county sent 1925 90, tcns mar
ket .-au trcrerse 10 1sso'}
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

reference OF Napoleon. He asserts as much; and
we hope that our President may awaken to the
danger which surrounds him. and dismiss from
the high Offices those gro-worshippers
who would sacrifice the Union so they
might retain power Let Mr.. Lincoln.
even ut this last hour, get rid of his
present advisers; let him call to his coun-
sells true and loyal men. those loving
above all things our great Union, our glorious
constitution, and then the people will give
money, life, all they hold dear TO conquer the
rebellion and assert the power and glory Of our
republic. Above all, let US be saved from the
stain OF foreign intervention with which we are
menaced. Let US, unaided, settle our own
affairs. Never let it be said that the American
republic sought the aid Of despotic, imperal
France to save her from destruction It is now
a>matter beyond cavil or dispute that Napo-
Icon intends interference in our struggle. The
distress of his people is his excuse for so DOING
and we are aware that the French operatives
are starving, and that when they are suffering
the French have natural tendency to revolu-
ton, which they deem the sovereign panacea
for all the ills which overtake them. Napoleon
is we'll aware Of this fact, and hence he will at
oil hazards endeavor to remedy the cause of
the evil; and that cause is, as he says, "the
American war" He will mediate, and we must
expect him to do 90 unless We make some sign
Of sufficient power to put down the rebellion
speedily. This we cannot do a. long as the
President remains hampered by such set>as
now surround him. Sweep away the rubbish
Mr.. President; get new hands, and put down the
rebels We shall then save the Union and avoid
the disgrace of foreign interference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The steamship Saxonia, from southampton on
the ltth Of January, reached this port yesterday
afternoon. Her news il three days later.
Consols closed in London ON the 18th instant NJ
90. for money. American stocks had advanced.
Breads'un- we're quiet and steady. Provisions
we're heavy and tending downward.
The news from the continent Of Europe by the
saxon'a is not important; the attention Of the diff
ferent courts and States was bcisg directed TO
canvass Of the merits and tende nccs Of the
OF the Emperor Napoleon to the French Ieui.la.
ture.
The steam transport Themes Swami from For,
rcs- Monroe. arrived. yesterday morning, has on
board !, 900 barrels OF damaged beans, sent from
New York ~ food for the army.
The Governor of Connecticut. IN q general mr.
der. conaratnlates tho people Of The stat. on ,c.
ing able to announce that thor qu,ts ~ militia
under the last calls Of the President, nun.brr,,y
II 900 men. has been completed.
The Albany Argus says the understanding be-.
tween Gen. Wool and Gov. seymour in regard 10
the limits OF military command j. perfect snd i,
all respects cordial.
Hon. Iemucl y Howden hos l,cen elected b. tho
Provisional Legislature Of Meat virginia ~ ,hc
Csfel Stove. S,pts. tg o'st,u3 Hpl "felr, Ht
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80 5

AN ACT o. provide for the fr1rr sr-noant of fa--fs
convicted of crime hv the Criminal C3rrt of the
District ~ Cofrrr.hi,
b. u saaetsi bv he Nrafs q,4 Hoiss ~ R-sysn,.ir-s
If h. T1iieg Nfifss ~ frHer1 iu f,.1.rs s-,,l.f
fatt all persons who sh.l hereafter De convicted r fl
Criminal Court OF tus District or loIgnbi " anv ~
fence the punishment of which hv ls Shall 10 c- 1re
ment ia The per teutarv shall he confined during tse
term for which thev shall he sentence hv sti court i
some suitable prison n a convenient state where thv
can he employed 90 salttlI- labor o. Doe les-nstef
by tla Secretary ~ tha Interior
. And he u further frrlts7 T.at 70 shau be the
laly ~ the Secretary " tn. Interior o. contract " th
the managers or superintendent ~ -nifah. prison in
some cauveuent state f,r tas nurisornlsat ana sub
sstence and proper employment ~ af prisoners ~ l
shall be convicted! m slii cont n srh c-s on Tie
best terms thar he can. ami be shall IA cr before The
first 1av ~ each term 0 the Criminal Court NJ the Q
trict # Columbia. inform sli court Ia writing ~ tie
dos guati0u and location ~ the ur san DO which he shall
have made provision fif the confinement ant -rrors "
prisoners ast sai court sls sentence a Persons u ho
shall during sad term De convicted ol such ufucer
L. arnent AZ hard labor In tho prison SD staf
80 3 And h. Il fgrtir s, ssf That u shall b. In.
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HOUSE

Lansing, Jan. y, 1858.
House met and was called to order-roll call
ed-qror1m present. Leave Of absence WAS
given 70 Messrs Crane Wilson and Wiuan.
The committee on The judiciary reported
lack
a bin to amend chapter l35 compiled laws
IN relation 20 partition of lands Ordered
printed
Also a.ll 20 amend section Of an act for
the incorporation Of insurance companies &C.
with smendmelts House concurred in the
amendments.
Also Il bill TO amend an act to amend chap
ter - compiled laws and TO authorize the s4la-
TT of i1dges Of probate &c. with amendments.
House cOncurred in amendments The bill was
ordered printed.
Also a bin 10 provide for the better security
o. charles and others erecting buildings and
performing other mechanical work BilOrder-
ad printed
Als0 q bin u amend sections $3.50 and 357l
compiled laws. relative to the sale Of real es-
tst- under dscrels In chaasery. with amend
meats House c0lc1r-ed in amendments-
Ordered printed.
All The above mentioned bills were referred
10 tie COMMITTEES Of the whole and placed OF
general 0-i4T.
The committee Oh agriculture and m4nuf2c.
t1res reported back bill TO amend Al act to
provide for the draining Of swamp nsrsbes snd
otter l0H lands Bill laid on the table
Al-o the petition Of Silas Stone and 33 9th
ers. il relation 90 licenses o. horses kept for
stock. vi,Lout recommendation. Petitioners
granted leave 70 withdraw petition.
Tho committee 0n supplies and expenditures
reported hat they had procured a sci Of post
Office scales for u-e ~ the House.
e committee on enrolment reported a.
correctly enrolled. signed and presented 70 the
Governor.
A bill 10 change the name Of the CarrolIor
Salt Manufacturing Company 70 Empire Salt
Company.
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N SENATE

.j1a-Grv IS. 1853
Senate called 10 order-roll ealled-quorum
present.
A petition from the officer of the sth Rsri-
n NJ asking that -hsir ranks nav b. flled. or
thas they be- t.snandld rather than consolida-
ted; which was ordeled printed and referred
10 cOmmttee GA militia.
The comn'.iee on tie judiciary rported =
Joint resolution for the relief of Samuel Be
ment and Lucius Warner: which was read twice.
ordered printed and referred TO committee Of
&c whole.
Inc committee on militia reported back a
eli for he relief Of sick. disabled and needy
sod erS- with amendments. The ame1dneafs :
were concurred il and the Bill was referred 10
committee OF the whole
The committee on interpretations reported
hack = bill TO amend the charter Of the citv of
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MARION HOfrsE

T. Angler Proprietor. Jackson. Mchir.n This
House has been enla-gei. redtlei and elegantly fa-
nisnei Regular Boar Gers ami Visitors can De accom-
noiael with good rooms first class fare and al the
comforts oi htci liie ~ most reasonable prices To
transient guests thc Maroon House presents ir,rre
mells ~ way oi apartments iarge anu vel located
AMI furnished more elegantly thaa those of tnv other
ii'iei n tns part Of me country The proprietor vii
DO ali n hIs power o. ul ~ every ars,n an ths Ns-i
mouse c-Iniortanle. L 2. Angler. Proprietor
J. 3D. SEYMOUR. Heal CrrS formerly u the kn-.e-
ho-se, tcvelAnt- %. Moss. steward formerly
ol the - James Hotel Baralo y Y rxggs
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n OF NJ. Hewitt vas laid On

ume, ana on motion o. NJ. Hewi.. vas laid On
the tale
bill to authorize the appointment OF com-
unssioners 70 take aeknow led grnents. and 70 ,d-
minister oaths 20 citizens Of this State absent
thereiron, which Was read A third time aud On
motion q Mr. Gsdey was laid On the table
The senate then went into committee of the
whole on general order. and after some time
speu, therein ihe committee rose and reported
back sevcrsl bills
Senate adjourned
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
IP.Huc Es.nIrnlN-Nn- II

EhSOlI IoN ior Increasing tis bond Of the S1rrrin
tenilnt o. Public FriKtlE
Whereas the amount money whi-h can De advanced o
thc -lqluten -a-t of ta F1hIc Printing under exist
ilE laws. 3 ref s.-. art 81 enable lim % meet tile
current expenditure af his office The7efore-
RsIrsi by ne Srlats rai Hug 4 Representatives of
"a Tinted SiItcs ~ 4r1slrl Congress rrsrntlei That
the saii Slpernte neut De tlired o. furnish
bond n IL. penal sun ai Z. -tv tlou> .li dollars
Approved December IS I~t-
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asing Nichiran-N. ". EiZar Proprietor TIE Tl-ar
NOUS IS new having been Just completed and Is IT.
.e u .no e n sac best ye. and with neEy FUR
uitnrc. on Washington Aven1a near M, s.ts ~ -,
u~ Lansing House stages leave this House daily g.
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DRAYING-

b. e. AApDtN may oe found ~ the corner hy r Thaver
90 5 drugstore opposite .le Rank, With hls Draw
prepared az at times % lo any blsiess in the line n
dray ing with promptness and sfaciilu Terrsrea
sonaoie, orders LEFT with T. Thayer y 90 viii De
promptly attended 70 1vscs
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'AltNI LAW NLk AND SOlICIOR- 10 Jefferson sve,r-
Detroit Mich Branch Office. washinrtou. T. & IS
A'islied N l>++- Drawings and SPECIFICATIONS pre-
pared and Patents obtained on new Inventions of
every description. Cases taken upon fee
j the inventor so desires-that Is patient no pav
ADVICE gwen and Circulars sent gratuitOusly S65v1
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GEO. 4. PARSOVS-

lLpANrA AND COZ N>ElA0R af Law and solicitor IN
i4 as ii i1r prosecuting claims of soldiers ana
s'..ieF WIDOWS against the Government Toy Bounty
e.-ey Pensions. and arrears Of pAy-Ilusinr. Mich
gan Avenue. ~,
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

d. H. huftRS, Proprietor Mason. lnghsm county Mich
iEan- Lansing, Dexter aud Jackson stages stop Al
this holsr- thsrges reasonable. A Livery Stable IS
connected with The House. 34-tf
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Ls--'ng; which was ordered printed. and va
referred 10 the committee Of the whole
4 m--sage was received from the House al
no4ac.ag that the House had concurred in Tie
passage Of tie following bills;
4 ill D. extend the tine for the collection
Of taxes in The township Of Erin. Macoml c0ll
".
\ D.A 90 extend tbs time for the collection
Of AVA q the township OF Handy. Llyllgs-0l
county
a I'm 90 egtend the tine for tie collection
Of taxes ia the township of Oshtemo. Kalama.
zoo county
In bills ser- referred 10 tie committee Oh
engrossme-t and enrolment
Also, tha tle House had passed and ordered
TO take immed ale effeci the following bills
4 b.ll 10 extend the time for the collection
Of taxes In the township Of Greenfield. Wayne
county.
BIZ to legalize tae organization OF tie
county 81 D. alta. &c.
The bills were read .wice the rules suspen-
dcd and placed on tie erder OF third readia..
Also. that the House had passed the follow
ins bills.
\ iil TO legalize the tax rolls Of tte several
townships of Marquette county. d.
A bill 10 extend the time Tor the collection
Of taxes in the township Of Seneca. Leuawee
county.
4 BIZ 70 extend the time for the collection
Of taxes in the township Of Lapeer Lapeer
county.
The bills were read twice The first named
was referred to the committee on the judiciary
and the two last named placed on the order Of
third reading
Also. that the House had made sundry amend
meuts 10.
A bill to extend the time for the collection
.H.a
Monroe county. The Senate concurred IN the
amendments made by the House
Mr French introduced b.ll to amend sec
zion 2505 compiled laws, relative 10 trespasscs
Oh public lands; which was read twice and laid
on the table
On motion Of Mr. Grosvenor bill 10 amend
section /, chapter 81 compiled laws. was taken
from the table and placed on the order Of third
reading
Leave Of absence was ganted to committee
on State Prison. committee on Asylum for Deaf
Dumb and Blind, and committee on Asylum
for Insane
A bin to amend section 4ll5 compiled law;
Joint resolution asking government to make
grant of land to construct a wagon road from
Copper Harhor to the city of Appleton Wis
cOnsin;
= bill to extend the time for the collection
county;
4 bill 10 extend the time for the collection
Of taxes in the township of Lapeer, Lapcer
county;
A bill TO extend the time for the collection
Of taxes in the township of Greenfield, WAYNE
county; were severally read a third time aud
passed.
A bill t. amend section l. chapter 81 com
piled laws was read third time and not pas
sed.
bill to legalize the organization Of the
county Of Delta, &c, was read third time and
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hevett. the committee Of
the whole was discharged from further conside-
ration Of bill to legalize certain volunteer
family relief orders in the county OF Clinton.
and was read third time and passed 10 take
immediate effect.
Senate took a recess until ? O'Clock, p NJ
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ofce al his residence. on
Aaa street. in Dewitt. Clinton County, Michigan Al
calls promptly attended o.. S--vls
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EAGLE HOTEE.
RENTON HOTSE-

3I J. N sHEARER, Lansing Michigan. stages for =
johns Jackson, Detroit and Marshall leave this Hous
daily.
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n HUDSON, Proprietor, VIM. p. HOUCK. Clerk Ian
sing, Michigan. stages leave this House daily for
JacS-on. - Johns, Detroit AMI intermediate places
Lansing, July /, l>6i