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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

NUMSER OF FIRST CLASS BROWN sTONR,
n III story. high soop Houses for sale in West Fiji
tiethstIeet Price 5000 10 $Sop. Also
No 50 West Forty street Fifth avenue three
story brick House and fan L, Price So 00o Apply at 2i5
West Feih street between Eighth and Ninth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

UsoR sALE-IN CLINTON Avenue. BRooxLYN, BIZ.
tween Myrtle ana Park avenues and half minutes
TalR from cara handsome Brick Houses with ali
he modern terrace. yards one
adoIpiaa ts for ornamental Garden n required In.
,ure the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07
A N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
~ FOR SALE.

Formerly known the home OF A. j. Downing deceased.
Wtin The been greatly improved and
ENLARGED abo1t six OF land In high state
oil ,uyauon. hed with rare trees and shrubs - all de-
scorpions The dwelling, carriage houses grapery and
a ! OF q tine order oil architecture.
VIII lie sold much less gentleman de-
Purchase will ind this opportunity WHICH Of
lifetime. Possession given Immediately
For terms apply G ALGER. the premises. or by
" Fullerton. Attorney at Law, Newburg Orange
county. ". y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

DROOKLYN PROPERTY.-FOR SALE, HOUSES AND
ID Lots the principal OF Brooklyn.
low prices for cash. exchange for other Property
For particulars apply 10 JOHN McCLAvE. A Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N Tor sale; 20 acres mansion lodge. &c extensive view
rrrscy healthy one hour from city Apply 10 T. BOND
Is. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

ORANGE. n. J-FoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS COUN-
" try Residence; location central! i've min l;es walk
from depot. Rouse large modern style and complee
garden. frut barn. &c. all in excellent order
For interview, address box S43 New YORK Pos; .ce
DArER MILL FOR sALE-COTTAGE. FOURDRINIER
I Machine eight acres OF Land. in Morr. sown, N. j.;
W. J. STEWART 1877 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

LOR SALE-A VALUABLE MANUFACTURING ES.
Enlistment situated in central position in the villa
.: Kingston. Ulster county " " known Joy
Steam Mlls.n VIII be sold together
parces:-Frst-Steam Foaring Mills three stor
high with large coal cellars, containing good Steam En-
supply OF the be easily converted
Brewery used for any other manufacturing pur.
Dwelling House with Tobacco Store and Mandatory with
BRIT. Kitchen in Th.rd-A Mihners SHOP with Dwell
ing attached Sixty per may remain bond
gage. For further particulars apply TO SCOTT SMITH
Kings on, N. Y, OF r. II. MESSENGER, l6l Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

ITO LEASE OR FOR SALE-A COUNTRY PLACE
with ten to twenty acres OF and house large, contains
twenty rooms with every convenience Of hot cold
water bath room, water closets &C.. lawn garden,
youns orchard rising about aces well
ed for eentee family boarding school For partcu-
lars or 70 view the premises apply 70 RICHARD TALLIS
At Four Mile House, East New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

a bAhGhN-FoR SALE AT ASTORIA A HOUSE
nee sns mr,e, ,or 1nfurnshed, desired) entirely
psea everything fresh and To
A. "a fnace nssrvary sisDwsy
aod Kitchen hoorf are black walnut nlsd t,S ~
or We prow OF the n eigbt Lots OF Ground with three
fruit trees commanding hne Of HnTirate and wss
chester and OF the health ana Yea
atone 70 The vicinity OF The city by was ana
cars teen min from Tenth street thirty from
pech slip Terms For plans Ac apply 10 II tIfl Ne
u. pOnERoY. iT Broadway. room ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT KINGSBRIDGE FOR
A ssie-Thirteen miles from the City Hall, and
qnareTi splendid house. with all the modern improve.
mrnts. barn and outnouses Full particulars by apply
81. Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

$4,000 Ssne.s now orsson Re-
urns quick aod profits pooi. Apply toA NJ SEE No. "
Fouiih avenue at noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

RROOKLYN HOUSES FOR sALE-A BROWN STONE
ID built House. with all mprovementson Henry o.
price ST. 600; frame Glove 81 100 house
and Store Fourth avenue 800 brick Store Hamil
81 500 brick House near Fulton avenue
$3.50 Apply TO Il. II. BABCOCK, over Mechanics Bank
corner Court and Montague streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

try Hall lps Bowery. DAYS ofitnon, Tuesdays and
Fridays. afternoon and evening. All the aud moss
fashionable dances will be- taught in one course lessna
New case. constantly forming for begnne PRIV ate rs
VIII remain open all the YEA. round. The newt HOP w"
come OF tomorrow Monday evening. February o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

EoR SALE POUR STORY, BROWN STONE HOUSE.
~ with al modern improvements IN TweDty.c eighth
sireet, Fftb Also three story Brick House
extension paror. IN Eat twentieth sweet near Second
rect, room No. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

fy,O MANUFACTURERS SALE IN THE vICINl
Of foundres and shipyards. Eighth
avenue d. four lots Of Ground 2sxss feet 50 feet Eight
and 80 feet Ninth Building
the OF Eighth street lots with hway; an,
sheds now occupied ~ lumber yard; prize $l5OO In
CURE the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-C0NSISTiNG
n # house. containing all the modern improvements,
house bum and OF land situated at English
Ecfnboho-d N j. The location Is splendid and distant
i'on New York eight miles the Northern Railroad Of
hew jersey. The within three minutes walk Of
station Apply ALEX DOUGLAS, and II White street,
N. y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

t. Attic Congressional Convention held at
Monroe Oh the Sth instant, Hon F. c. Beaman
was re nominated from that District for Congress
with only one dissenting vote. Hewas the only
person proposed for the nomination. 50 unan-
imous a call would seem to prove exclusively
that the course Of Mr. Beaman had been satsfac-
tory to his constituents. II 20 they were wise
in rc.nominating him; because all Representa-
tiyes in Congress can DO better during The sec
ond or a subsequent term than during the first,
when they have everything to learn. Other
things being equal the older members OF tie
House always have more influence than the new
ones.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

tendent of Public Instruction, which has been
so long and usefully filed BY Mr.. Gregory.
The ticket, as a whole, doubtless vel repre-
sents the principles Of the Republican party on
the two great questions Of public policy which
now loom up before al others-the support OF
the war and the extinction Of slavery and II
presents also quite a variety Of character in the
candidates, considerable business and some leg
islatiYe experience. aud its members are distrib-
uted over large part Of the State. From these
considerations we propose to give il our cordial
support; and if every other Republican does
the same, the election Of all the nominees il alb
sOlutely certain.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
G. PEABODY,
D. b. HARRINGTON,
CHAT. MANN,

The report Of the Committee on Subscr piion
Rates vas next read aud adopted a. follows:
The Committee to whom it was referred by
shia Convention to consider and report upon the
proper rates and terms Of newspaper subscrip-
ton, beg leave to report:
That the subject assigned them is one of some
.ficulty, not IN the Inherent merits OF the case
but 10 the practical application Of a remedy -
There can be no doubt but as the matter now
stands in reference 10 the price OF printing ma
terials, the subscription rates, especially OF the
weekly papers, is ruinously low. Within two
years the price of paper has advanced more than
100 per cent, and that of other materials, and
labor, nearly in ike proportion, while our pub
fishers have advanced their rates IS aud 80 per
cent, and some not al ALL II publisher is com
PEELED to pay 20 cents pound now for paper
that two years ago cost but ten cents. and If a
barrel Of -four costs him %. that could then be
bought for S. it is clear that he mast increase
the price OF his productions cOrrsspOndingy, or
he must run behind and ultimately fail If a
newspaper is worth having il is worth paying
for lts vocation is the education Of the world
and as this is one of the highest cal.ngs OF men,
il should be the best paid. The merchant buys
and sells At a profit. The mechanic ~il soon
cease to produce, ifhis productions bring him 10
adequate retHrn. II farmer sells pound OF
butter or a quarter OF beef, il must bring him
the highest price. One year ago fifteen poundsf
Of maple sugar was equal to one years subscrip-
ton for a weekly paper a. one dollar and bal
year Now 10 or even eight pounds Is equal
to the same amount, but eight or ten pounds OF
sugar will not serve & family as long nov az IF.
teen pounds did year ago. The fact is. there
should be al equahty-reciprocity is the word
We should always give az good as We get. II
one years subscription at 81 year YOU'D buy
barrel Of -four, and the next year -four advances
% $40, subscriptions should advance TO & OF
there = no reciDrOcltE-theTe i 10 equality
There il another consideration. Paper must
be paid for in cash at the time OF purchase
Presses type, ink, and all the materials Of
printing Office must be paid for down. Journey
men printers msst have their each OF Saturday
night The editor and publisher mus, plank hi.
cash for every pound OF -four, meat, sugar aud
butter be consumes How i he to 90 al this
Only by adopting and adberiug TO the sys,en Of
advance payments. BE cannot make MS business
paw without. And business that vii not paw
had better be dropped, and the sooner the better.
Your committee therefore recommend the
adoption OF the following resolutions:
Rssolrsf. That this Convention recommend 10
The publishers Of the State that they should sd-
varce the subscription rates tor weekly papers
10 s. per year, the lowest sum that Nil give
them reasonable remuneration for their SER
wees
Resolssd That the system Of advance pay I
uents is the Only system upon which ne~spa-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

kfg- The Republicans Of the Filth D.strct have
nominated for Congress Hon. Roland I. Trow-
bridge. Mr. osbrldge has already served one
term in Congress with credit to himself; but
through the working OF Union movement be
was displaced by A. q. Baldwin, tie present
incumbent who has uniformly voted with the
CopperLeads. The Fifth District need a man
who vii. represent them right on the great ques
the constitutional extinction If slavery.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
~ A sUPuroR RrurpY "a

We can conseisntously Recommend 70 those suffering
from distressing cough, Dr.. Stricklands hslacOus
Cough BAsAm II gives relief almost instantaneous md
vthal not dsaerssAble 10 taste There no doubt IN,
the Aeliinaous Coagh BalsAn Il u the best pr.v.
tons in use, and all that ia Prspriesors claim Ter a
We hsVs tried during The past week ass fssnd re.f
from most dis.rsssing souGh. Hh prepared by rr
Strickland, No q East Fourth street Cn&anat O. ana
Tor ssls BY Druggists at So cents per botus rs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
Special Notices

0IesrA1 krrEuox.-Fcr esranreu.,,, :, :.
'!''sa0 Inela'nAl to The change o, dist, wouD.,
ions AID Exposures which every volunteer !, No.,
A.Is are no reDeSss 90 safs, eOsvsnssas .ns
A. h0u0"ays Pls asd Ointment II II. r..s., :, -
Ao'ies cannot get box Of Pills or oiutrs,, -
.hs eruG '"n' IN hA place. let him VIII. 70 m, so
Maiden Lane, snelOsirU the amount. ana wm-,.1.
fr's q expense kAay dsalsrs wiz not ks,D ~, -
einss % hAhd because thsy eaanss n.ks :, =.
Pfoa. a. On other Psrssns naks. Is esuu. s co...
and 81 40 psT box 81 pot
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
A. FEMALES, FEMALES. FINALE. -.

Use that safe, Pleasant Remedy, known As HrtN
R'ID's ETHAcI BucHu-" For all Complaints fucid.rt 10
the Sci. No family should be without g. aud hone al
wAsn once trlsd BY them. IL "a used
BT YOCSG AND ON
In tbs decline change q No b-ore aad afr M
TiaOe, dSrH1 aad afsr confinement strengthen The
Nerves restore Nature 10 proper chAnns ana ln.is
orAto the broken down Constitution FROM uAafi.r,r
cause origsaafsac,
USE No MORE WORTHLESS Fills
HKLkBOLDS RIrRxCT BUcHU
See Advertisement IN another column 81 opt ,,t
send for 10. a-o,.I
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
a. TIKI FRENCH rREyrSnyR -.

Nightly Enissioss sneetOany prevented visho.t N.
use Of nsseins By the Of The TreaeA Pr.v.st,.
the greatest Invention Of The age. Price s. s.r,
posi paid 10 al parts q the cogHtry Address p-
CURTIS. BsI 2cs7, Pat 0nos PhilSasphla. Pa. cr,a
iars sent free Al.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
STATE NOMINATIONS.

Tor Governor,
HENRY II. CRAPO, Of Gene-ee.
For Lieutenant Governor,
r.. q. GROsVENOR, OF HilIsdale.
For Secretary OF STATE,
JAMES Is. PORTER, of AIIegan.
For state Treasurer,
JOHN OWEN, OF Wayne
For Auditor General,
EMIL ANNEkE, Of Insham.
Tor Commissioner Of the Stale Land ur.ce,
CYRUS HEWITT, Of Calhoun.
Tor Attorney General
ALBERT WILLIAMS, Of Ionia.
For sup'I Of Public Instruction,
%. HOSFORD, OF Eaton.
Tor Member Of Stats Board Of Education,
WITTER j. BAXTER, OF Hillsdale
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

Dyspepsia, no matter AoT lsnE stAsting, Yields Al
once g. UPhans Dyspepsia Care" Tho Effects q IA,
rsnsdy are sruly magical Try - a.d be ooaviss.a
Price 81 hs1. sal posL pale 20 any address, bys
VPhAn, eli South TOsrth 81. Fhil.dsiphia Pa cir,u
srs sent free. 4sirs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

C0UGHs. BRoECHITrs.-The entire freedom
from all delsterious Ingredients render "Bro~ns
Bronchial Troches," or Cough aud Voice Loz-
ges. safe remedy for the mot DELEGATE female
or Youngest csild aud has caused them 20 be
held in the CHEST esteem oy clergymen, Singers
and Public Speakers generally.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

70 Hon. Thomas W. Ferry formerly Sen
ator in the State Legislature, has been nomiAa
ted By the Republicans Of the Fourth District
for Congress.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
PUBLISHERS CONVENTION
Twsnty-eight Michigan Newspapers arr
Represe ed-Movement 10 Increase Lega
Advertising Hstss-A state Association
OrCauiIrd.

TIC NtNfShtluH Vl new -pdltl pun l-ltEe a.
semoed al Merrill Hall, Detroit on Friday, JAY
sth, at 10 O'Clock A. n. Hon. Morgan Bates, Of
the fraud Traverse Herald vas elected tempo
rary Chairman, AID Mr.. y. x. Jones. OF the
Lansing Republican, temporary Secretary.
The folo"lng representatives OF tie press re-
ported their names 10 the Secretary:
SudrGsse iHsricG".-John \. lngersoN.
Ae6aQ3o hepg1 ticaR.-J. H. Maze.
Thunder bay Nonitor.-D. K. Josln.
PoTt huron C1mDerciaI-N. L. kendall
Grand Hare't C'uon-L- NJ ;. smith
Monroe Copimercial-M d. Hamilton.
Pontiac Jackson'an-C. Peabody.
hghdw County Aecs-D. b. Harrington.
Grand IrareTse HeTald-Morgan Bates
Lansing S'dte heput!lcdn-N. Is. Jones
Detroit Frss Press Jacob Barnes, w f. Quin.
by
Adrertiser and Tfibuns-James T. Scripps,
+ b. Porter. j. r. Conov0r.
~" Arjor Argns-E b. Pond
Jackson Citi=sR-JAmes ODOaneL
IpSlianti Free DenOcrGt-C. X. Pattison.
Pontiac GGzette-C. b. Turner.
Marshall Erpoander-C- Mann.
-. Clair RepHbiieaH-Geo. W Hough.
Huron County Ne1s-O. T. Harrington.
Bay CITY Press aud IuneS-W IN. A. Bry &c.
Romeo ATgMs-H- } Akin.
an DHTeh county rest W an essen
Michigan Fdrmer-Wm. :. Bond
CLINTON County Republican : Hilton.
Jackson Pdtriot-T +. BOuton.
Charlotte Republican j Saunders
Dttr0ii Commercial AdreTtiscT-R +. John
stone.
Detroit Trade Cireular-Geo d. Whitney.
Hon. John ~ Ingersoll moved the appoint.
menl OF committee on permanent organization,
d r Harrington Ingsrsoll and maze.
committee GA the order Of business WAS
ne,r Amounted Consisting Of Messrs. Pond
Scr;nn.snd O'Donnau
The commiteo on permanent organization re-
nor,ad az n,rn,aneut officers Of the convention
/ tho folowinv
Far Pre-iS.nt JnhnN Ingcrsou Secretaries
/ y 4 J.ncs and I,cob Rarnes Renort adopt
ed.
! The committee IN order of hnsiness renorted
49, follows tn ,artlsmen'a names attached
w.,o ,i.o.. 3..ig,at.d NV The chair t,r the re-
snactive committe.s.
IT, co,o,ni,t,.o ,,oul1 recommend ,bs anDoint
man, of rho f,llo.in, Committees If three each
IL On Advertising rates including leg,
rat.s-R,tes Mann Peabody.
/ "a n, Snhscr;nt;o, rates-R,rues Smith
Hsm;lton
81 On Advance naXments and The systeR,a
min, If nousnsner hn.iness-Pond Seripns
/ o'Dnnu.u
/ ,,b n, r.rort ,I,,, nr tb. o,cs,iz,tion nj
- r,.,m.nan, STATE P,.ss Associsson- Rr,ce
/ NJ Van Fosscn
| n, n,o,i,r n, Smith ono penher Mr. u r
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

~ A GSrLEEiS, cured Of Nerrou, D.h;E,,
ine0nPs'eney Premature Decay and You,h,D, -.
AotuAssd BY desire 10 eensas others. WI \, -.
furnish 70 AL vh0 need g. Gree % sharre, a.. -,
and direction Tor making tbs simple remedy u,. =. -
case Those vshng 10 profit By his srp.r,eues "a
possess valuable Remedy, val receive ne San. y,
return mail, Carefully sealed BY Addressing
JOHN b OGDEN.
4'SnS No. % Nassau street. Nss York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
CONSTITUTION.

CONSTITUTION.
Article J. The name and title Of this ofgani.
zation shall be The Michigan State Press As
ISOLATION"
Article 2. Publishers Of newspapers aud Pc
iiodicals in this Stsle-and no other person
shall be entitled To membership in THE Associa-
ton by signing the Constitution aud paying such
dues as may bo assessed against them.
ARTICLE 3. The officers OF this Association
shall consist Of a President, two Vice Presidents
a Treasurer and two Secretaries, whose term Of
Office shall be one year, and until thsr success
sors duly installed.
ARTICLE 4 An Executive Committee consist
ing Of five members, shall be appointed by the
Association at the time u The election Of off
Gers, whose duty il shall be to call all regular
and special meetings Of this association, and
transact such other business as NAV be assign
ed TO them by the action Of tho Association.
ARTICLE :. The officers of this Associsitou
shall be elected by ballot at each regular meet
iDg. a majority Of all the votes cast bcag
necessary 10 choice.
ARTICLE g. The annual meetings of this A
socaton shall be held on the fret Tuesday of
June. at such place may be designated ~
the Executive Committee or by the AssOeia
uOn
Article =. The Constitution NAV be amend
cd by a majority OF al the members present At
any regular meeting OF this Association.
All Of which j. respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM A. BRYCE,
Chairman Of Committee.
On motion the Convention then proceeded
To elect permanent officers, With The following
result
Prende,f-E b. Pond, Of Ann Arbor.
VIce Pre,identt-Jobn, \. Iugersoll, Of Cor
runua aud ". D. Hamilton, OF Monroe.
TreasuYer-D. B. Harrington, Of Mason
Secretaries-I w. Van Fos-en, Of Paw Paw
aud J. Scripts. Of Detroit.
Eyecufi.e Committse-Jacob Barnes, Of De.
troit, g. " Hough, OF St Clair L v. : Smith,
OF Grand Haven, c. Peabody, Of Pontiac, AID
james O'Donuel, Of Jackson.
o. motion the thanks Of tue Convention we're
rendered to the Detroit press FOR having pro-
cured the hali for the use OF the Convention
An invitation was received from Mr. Hough,
proprietor Of the AtheeBum. and c1teuded to The
Convention through the Chair 10 attend that
place VI amusement 10 the evening. The thanks
OF tn, Convention were rendered 70 Mr. Hough
for his lDeralty.
Ii was moved that the papers throughout the
State be requested to publish the proceedings
Of the Convention.
Ga motion i vas agreed 70 meet at Ksla
msz)o on the 2lst Of September next.
Of the Convention, after which the Assembly
q adjourned, tue whole affair having passed OF
harmonioasly and With considerable spirit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
rEuBrR OF BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Witter J. Baxter. OF Hillsdalc, was nomius-
ted by acclamation for the Office of member Of
the Board OF Education.
The Resolutions reported by the Committee,
We are obliged 10 omit til next seek-ED.
REPUBl
The Convention adjourned st IL past II P n.
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plLLor ZOE srrERlsrrxpKEr OF PrplIc 1xsrRrc.


The next business in order was the nomnS
ton Of a Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Mr. J Bagley, Of Detroit, nominated Prot. o
Hosford, OF Ohvet College. Several other candi-
dates were noninsted, after which the Conven-
tion proceeded to 4 formal ballot, with the fol-
losing result:
o. Hoss0rd ............ & : II Pitcher. 10
A. Stoae,-..--.- IS Scattering ,............-
Hosford was declared unanimously nominal
ted
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

tE- To lie 4 LILLE il lot possibIe DO vie
lies, lies a. entire lie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13
Washington Avenue.
Pitts Threshing Machine :

HALL & NOBLE, PINCKNEl. liz
Il lnEstoa Co Gsesral Agssts. AL Eiscs o. -.
Kept constantly o. hand Please ssnc fsf s-s.s
EainisE Price ard Terms Of sale.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

- The worst feather military man can
wear in lis cap Is the rtife one.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

~ Opportunities. Ike eggs, must be hatch
ed -hen they are fresh.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

E Wisdom /, defence that can neither b
stcrlDei or surrendered.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

r. Which throat Is best for singers to resch
high notes withs Sore threats.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Of Illinois.
For Vice President,
ANDREW JOHNSON, of Tennessee.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS,

For Representatives in Congress.
Ffrtt Dtertct-FERSASDO c. BEAhAN-
Ha.rth D1ssrles-THONAS ". FERRY.
Fffn Dsnaa-ROIASD T. TROwBRIDoF
g,sh Dissrtct-JOHH r BRIGGS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

10th. Nomination for the Commissioner Of the
Land Office
llth. Nomination for Auditor General.
18th. Nomination for Attorney General.
18th. Nomination for Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction.
18th Nomination for Member Of the Board OF
Education,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13

MI VIM. A. Howard stated that from the
total vote it would appear that al excess OF TWO
votes had been given, Assuming that these
were cast Tor Mr. Crapo, he would still have a
legal majority of vote. He therefore held
that Mr.. Grape was the nominee OF the Conven-
ton. He would therefore move that his nOmi
nation be made unanimous The motion pre-
VALID