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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
OUR HEROES.
BY FRANCIS DR HAEs J4svIKR-


Tue Poem given below k4s never before been pub
shcd Il has been recited BY Mr Murdoch before larg
audiences in Philadelphia where it received will
shouts. and applauded verse by verse
Cheers Cheers for our herOesl
Not those who wear stars;
Not those who wear eagles
And Iea1ct, and bars,
We know they are gallant,
And honor them. too,
For braFeiy malntaIng
The Red, White ami Huel
Bat cheers for our soldiers
Rough, wrnkied and brown;
The who MAKE heroes
And ask no renOwn'-
Unselhsh untiring,
Intrepid and true,
The bulwark surrounding
Ibe Red: White and Bluei
Our patriot soldiersl
When treason arose,
And Freedom own children
Assaiied her As foes,
When anarchy threatened
And order Withdrew,
They rallied 70 rescue
The Red, White and Bluei
Uphodlug our banner,
On many neld,
The doom OF the traitor
They valiantiy sealed;
And worn with the conflict
Found vigor anew,
Where victory greeted
The Red White and Bluel
Yet loved ones have fallen
And still, where they sleep,
A sOrrowing Nation
Shall silently weep,
And Springs fairest flowers,
In gratitude, strew
Der those who have cherished
Tho Red, White and lauei
But glory Immortal
Is waiting them now,
And chaplets unfadiug
shall bind every brow,
When, called by the trumpet,
Al Times great review,
They stand who defended
Ihe Red, White and Bluei
WAsnIsCI0S D. C.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

IPUBuc REsolUrIoS-No. eel

JOINT RESOLUTION for the payment 0f volunteers Gales
out for not less than hundred days
Be resolved By the S<nGte and House Of Representatives.
Of the United Stats Of America Congress assembled
That the sum Of twenty-five millions Of dOnsrs be and
tbs is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in
the Treasury otherwise appropriated for armng
equpping clothing subsisting transporting and paying
volunteers that may be received BY the President
term not less than one hundred days
Approved Nay 6, 1864
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

RTRIrC-NO 80
AN ACT in reference to donation claims in Oregon and
Washington.

Washington.
BE endccf by the Senate ard House Of Representatives.
Of the United SdLes Of America Congress dssenbled
That whenever shall appear that TWO donation settlers
in the STATE Of oregon or Washington Territory shall
bold their oontermmOus improvements IN such a
manner may require a half quarter section to be
divided into equal parts by limo north aud south or
east and west 10 shall and may be lawful for the Com
missioner Of the General Land once 10 issue patentz
cogusing for each claimant such subdivisions this en-
actme include existing at the date VI this act
where the claim may be proved and established accord
ing To law.
Approved April 20 1854.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
CITY LOTS FROM slOO TO 5000

sale u Lots on Block 2t. elgibly situated on
- - Nuo Sna" assoc Streets and the Rail Road They
IN o,s a. toe low price Of 500 % 500 according
- sTocatcn, AMI warranty deed given Also for sale
n, sna = Biock 24S, with a barn thereon. Also 10
"a, 's oi tne Subscriber at tho Auditor Generals
49, B. Bagley, at hls Grocery or Of l. W How near
T,.s1ss y. NJ BAGLEY.
-Aasing, Azrch21, 1858 4s5mss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.

-. Slr.-Ioe CO opaFtnsrship heretofore existing un
80 w name and style OF A. Turner 4 CO. also that
a. eAier t0e name and style OF Case CO. Is this
.ss 49, -lsse.sea oy mutual consent Either party
toor1d 70 settle the accounts of the same T6s books
- ~ lns ma be found the store Of Amos Turner
Town, where all accounts will be adjusted All
sa, inoeo'ed 10 The concern OF Case Co., are
qaesesd 10 call and settle without DELAY
AMOS TURNER,
H.. DANIEL l. CASE
7-"ei SAuary "A, 1854. 4SSm3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

~ Prom the portico Of ny house." said
John NJ. Botts. Il aud my family bsve seen
nine battles fought on my own fields. and just
before nv own door. between hostile troops
-ho but yesterday, as il we're, boasted OF COM
mon history. common nationality and aeommon
destiny"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
SEYMOUR HOUSE,

py rFwIs c. LOOMS Coraer Franklin and Centre
str-,s lansing Mich. This House s adjacent 10 The
Dsoof and has been thoroughly rehtted throughout.
n 3 ts intention Of the proprietor 10 keep II 10 mrs
cissa'stvio 474-ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
lPUBuC-NO. 5Sl

AN ACT increase the compensation Of inspectors Of
customs in certain ports.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of he United States Of 4Bericd C0s1ress assembled
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be and he hereby
authorized 20 Increase the compensation Of inspectors
customs n such ports he may thnk advisable
do, and may designate by adding 10 the present COM
lar per day But the Increase hereby authorized snail
extend beyond July FIRST eighteen hundred aud sixty
i've
Annrnred Anvil %. 1904.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

w.coV AND CARRIAGE NAKER, foot Of Washington
Strest. below the Lansing House. Wagons con
st.oty % hand al rsasOnaole prices
lansing April 10, ls6i ly4oi
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GEO. n. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR a. Law and Solicitor in
Cnancery agent FOR prosecuting Claims oi sodsrs anu
,oIterls ldo~s against the Government, for Bounty
Money. Pensions and arrears Of pay-Lansing, Mich
once Ia Cowies' Block, up stars, Washington Ave
4cS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
EnGAR HOUSE.

an.inz Michigau-N. " Edgar Proprietor. The Edgar
Uo1ss i new having been Just completed, and IS 1t
ted 40 throughout 10 the best style ana WIN new
80 T.,s.ng House stages leave this House daily 426
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

n HrDsOS, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan, opposite
caotoI building General stage Ofsce kept in connec-
tlon with the House
I.nsIng Mlch. .AprII 20, l503. 4by
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
-. a.. SpRANG.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once at the Drug store
OF z Tnayer son. corner OF Washington and hlehi-
- Avenues All calls promptly attended to- All
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n. THAYER

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law and Solicitor in
" cssocsrv AMI Circuit Court Commissioner, William
ston Iugham County, Michigan s5z
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

AN ACT for the relief Of postmasters who have been
robbed by Confederate forces or rebel guerriilas
Bet enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the Unted States Of America an CoI0rGs assembled
That in all eases where loyal postmasters have been
robbed by Confederate forces or rebel guerrias OF
post oce stamps, stamped envelopes, or Of money re-
ceived and collected for belonging to- and held FOR the
Government of the United States and where such rob
berry has been caused by the default or negligence
Of postmaster the Postmaster General shall be and
he IS hereby authorized credit such postmaster IN the
settlement Of his accounts with the amount Of which
he may have been robbed And in cases where no
such credit has been allowed, and the postmaster has
been required and has accounted for and paid to
the Post Office Department the sums Of which he
may have been robbed, aforesaid the Postmaster
General authorized 10 refund the the same 70 such
postmaster.
Approved April -, 1851.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

j. PRICE, PROPRIETOR, Mason the County Scat Of Ing
ham County, Michigan Lansing, Jackson, and Dex
ter stages stop at this House charges reasonable.
473y1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

ResOlred BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the Cnited States Of 4ercd ~ CoRgress Gssenbled
That until the end Of sixty days from the passage OF this
resolution fifty per Of tho rates OF duties and i'm
posts imposed by law all goods, wares merchan-
disc and articles imported, and shall be added to the
present duties and imposIs charged the impOra
zion OF such articles Proried, That printing paper
Sized used for books and newspapers exclusively, shall
be exempt from the operation VI this resolution
ApprOved April -. 1854.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

LATE sURGEON Z. S A, ) has commenced the prac
tice Of profession in all it, branches, in Lansing
aad surrounding country. once and residence, Mich
igan Ave. north aide, near Middle Town Bridge 4o6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
W. q. PAINE.

AND SURGEON. Lansing. Mich Once that
recently occupied BY Dr. shauk Residence CA Cherry
Street one door south Of Wm NJ. Carr's residence.
472s1
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Business Direftoru.
zs~ IL. LANTERMAN,
siD nENTIsT.
nUKATIO PRATT,

gsssh mounted on Cold. silver, or Rubber Base one
c.oltol L1asing Mich. AZ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

AN ACT making grant Of lands 10 the State Of Mime
ota. 10 aid IN the construction Of the raoad from
SAINT Paul to lake Superior
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

Tue Poem given below h4s never before been pub
shed It has been recited BY Nr Murdoch before large
audiences in Philadelphia where il received with
-l n..t. nr.I .r-rI.rde.l 49,. ~ r.rsa.-l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
rPrRr1c-No. COL

AN ACT for the relief Of postmasters who have been
robbed BY Confederate forces or rebel gaerruas-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

Geo l.. Davenport as.@ ~ go -
.,',.a deceased. - VI Hard B.,'r"ws aud
- II i}arrows, Chas >. Nafh'ns u; ~
Wh;,,nmore Robert Lyons, Joan hf'aui.y {,
S.m,,e, george, ln- i tsrker, Lofts =. sAaek
,r,a,s Rlryo ~ 4 freityr7an.
VT. I've named deieaaaats.
WyoT AND EACH OF loCAHb Hikhbl
,,oti,iad than there is nov Oh tic IL fae Office
g Tho tr,,k cs tue d strie. Ionrt o! sand soniy
10, i'm vi George l.. Davenpoft an'i Nareiriie
faC,.;re executor and exccnisiN OF ihe Estate OF
A...,;.,e claire. dceeasei. claiming the tore
.Ios,re ofyonr equity oi redemption N q ces' IN
.rort,,aoe executed by one Alfred IL! u"ths 70
sa;d An,oine Letare, dated Ssr'slnoSi zf.;
20. c,vsy-;, the north half = iof No. f'nr !
49,, ~. nortb half oi lot No five - y 70 (
81 e;yhtvs;x lss in LeCialre' -ef en- a -" !
sdA;,;on "a the CITY of Dayenpert, made 10 see t
he pavmeni at n.nluriiy oi Two 'isnn'ss 8 ~ .
aat.d Fehr,.arv lst 1886. each fvf ,'ie HI q o.
&35o. payable "a tic order o sa'n 'et arr ~ 81
md two wears fesprc lively r"in the date '.ie'e"i
uitu Ten per cent interest, and ici' ~ "'"r'
pare has been oreclnsed - agans, sai Wv "
md the property sold 10 sal lsecislie 'cf 'Af
nm of xsp aud tua tn. title I" siiis. real s-'as
10 80 abi,shed nd confirmed III pa'Atl.s, ana
al, sua dcf.ndanis and each Il lem y z.
ever barred from SCI ting any 'lalin, 'Eht, hue
--anv ri hit Of redemption "' SAID f.l'i5yss aha
that unless YOU appear thereto and dei nj on OF
orfore MOAN ef Nh SECOND Ing nt We next term
e said District Court. to be holden on ~ hisi
8ofllny d N.,vrnber. A y, 1854 ro'tr de'an' Z
M = 1ateled - tue sslis ita s. ''' 'ns
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ssss.ss gsE.s ssasaSx.
Baltimore l. Chic L. Z. Re-cpencd

rINil., GREAT NATIONAL TH0ROt GHFARE
l. is again open for tfeiehts ana travel. he
cars AMI .chinery Il stfog arr II placed by rev
RAINING COCK with al I,csn. snprog nirr'S 4:
and tie bridges and tiaca are assain in tst m
tel condition the well e;rred rep.ita,icn OF ills
road for 81 ED SECURITY and CONF ORT,
aill be more than tanned under he rc-organi-
cation ot is business.
IN addition TO the uneguaIed ATTRACTIONS of nat
ui-al scenery hercfofoi conceded to this roate
troubles upon the border aave associated nufner-
oma points upon tie road. between the Ohio River
aad lagPer Ferry. with painful but instructive
nleEesl.
Councillors Il the Ohio River with Cleveland
ana III .sb.Ig, Central n'lia aud Marietta and
linelaa IL Raiil aaas; ard threngh them with
tie wh3se railway system II the Northwest. Ten.
trh ssi and Southwest al Harper's err, with
TIE Wi hester .nad, at W.shin-.,os.. JUNCTION
Will tie Washington branch fnf Washington
City and the iswer Potomac, at Baltimore Will,
four daily trains for Philu ielpl.ia and New York.
Two dollars additional On through tickets to
baltimore Oh tae Northern Cities. give the privi
legc OF visiting Washington City en- ruute-being
So lower than the cost oil any other line. as re-
Gently aged aud the rate to Baltimore being
81 81 Tower han recently eaargs "a by way ~ Haf
risbarg. This is the onlyrouic 81 which mas .
gers can ,,s,:ys thE7g1A. lfekAle "a ssyh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
..ema.a. OF l.amofs iii III. D.oo,..
" AkRAN1ED to cure
IlP"ltfl7.
khe Walralltee.

We are aware THAT many medicines are war
RATED, knowing that lney viii never De return
ed. Rif ~ Won thai 10 ~Isf ~sr,-
= miihoaf giving ya!ue i",as~ -
~ worse r. q roy gerry III gst gam IN That
,av and when Ne warrant tiis medicine we
mean aaal " sly u aily one Uses i-.e FtieN.ed
ini si.e disc : ios which we rgcnlnend 1t, and
IL / luils satisfied thai il is not Ill wc rceom-
msnd Il. iIesoaa eturn Tue .5oitie ~ tire agent he
rdrchas tie medicine % wn sill refund The
money.
=: enid your rest dfn.yyisi moi lave the ar
tlce, dc ne be PAT oil WITH any other prepar
that may be offered in It's place. but SEMI 10 our
agent, and ne will forward. securely spack<d, by
by rxi,f Sc sEwsas ~ fMPosGrpN.
See that our signature is On very bottle yo,
bay, anaihat air W.aver's Compound 4 ii acr
nj fiseNeed. or Hum,,r or Live, Syrup'' is blown
In thebssttle--nena other h genuine. -
Price 81 per bottle, or six Dvltles for Is
ssPk II Fs.rsss .s'xrssSpt q t:,e w9ssys eold
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
MANHOOD.

A Nd TIE NigOE or YOt tn prcTnprn
AIN EOiG ZEN ) bv DR. RjCORirs ~
Sf' = VI IT,. br. RECORD tof Paris) ate,
some tour feaes Of earnest solicit, t,on - .,
ien"th acce~dei 10 tnt nrvcnt request ., the
As"n' icl Pr sic. and appointed IN aren't i. New
Noth. Tor the sale al his valued and hiyhI, n, ,.d
ts,fnee OF Lie. THIS Fyonderiul agent VII re-
stofe Na'4ha, u y the most shattered eops,nu-
tlnn- ~ four Wfols AMI If used ACCORDING n
prsa'sd ~ rictions, fixture ia impossible. Tlis
,ie.' esia'ing einedy should be taken BY all
1hnnf 70 mary a. il effects are permanent.
Success, ~ every case, j. certain
l'r Rlcnrd's Essence II Life - sold in cases
with ri Instruction, for nsc, n, ~ or tour
quantities n q Tor -, and III be sent to any
'a'', 'er'nli' packed. On iecelp. Of remittance
10 his ac'frdlel aesnt Ii,enlar N, re, IN
recei, OF tour stamps
PHii-iP ROLAND Al Proome S,Iret.
One door west OF Broadwav. n Il.
i'|-d TIM ~. n. nj - the Tint Il Sat ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

i in'iieG - t,@sa tht Regulating and restorative
i 49, q .his harmless i,'a effective prcuara.
t,qu n; ltts w. ~ppc-s ~ III ii which tie fc-
male sssl.n andergoes the most important AID
critical change, ire PTS vii prov. Il posi-
u'e 49, 'faii = anisi eva consequences. They
a'e 1i> etNt i'srniiF recommended fs a specific IN
every disorder 70 nae.i females are e..iusuei,
Sllhi.rl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
disorders Oi t e Stomach

AZ nc sources on the a.adliest mslad "a Their
elect Is to ,iiiatc all the finds Of ,hc hn,l, and
- >esid Poisonous sf4eam iA4.a.,n IN M. flan
nels Of circulation Nea, Hhat /. ia opefation
OF the ilils, tts} cleanse Tho bowels. regulate
to - aisns The relaxed III illaated stonnch
MO -aiNrs! eaad tion and actin through he
stc'flfNa oistns rruN taE rLpea h selr. thanp,.
~ -tnte al the >vStcm from Siei>ne.~ - aea,tt
~ exercising . SIMULTANEOUS and wholesome 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

Dys''an ia, NEpvo' vfss 40 DEBILITY
~. sa.., 'iegfs Ypis. ~ can recon
aeud hose suffering a.ltr i9ss o, ape
the, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia. NERVOUSNESS
ana Nersou- Debll y, n NJ - klani' :
~fonic. 4 j. a vegetable pre- saao', fee
- ilfen"lic ls.unss, i slse 9 - the
np.r HefYe,ie a,stcp', y e,eetDs a saa,,
t.tr and is warranted T. rere p,spcp-
+ An'i ) l.ous Debility.
tn ,aie y; Dnit ,i~.s genr isy ~ pe,
A'l R,ephfeI y ~ : n. Is
- fpaf.h street, Cincinnati, ohio.
lDl =" }ctt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

Corner North Cart cnd Riasie .Slreets,
Chicago. III.
THIS HOTEL Has Fik>T-CLASS Accom-
j modaiiens Tor two huf ! ed Guests is e-u-
trail located, within three minutes walk Of he
principal thanking houses, ord q Trade ar,
is entirely lew, with elegant firm IRE, aud all
the departments repiese with modem conFeaiea-
c.
Having leased the above II ia sr term Of
years. aud trusting that | am si:lFci. ATS known
TO merit consideration. solicit roar patronage,
believing that the complete and liberal manage
ment o. the New Revere vii, be entirely salts
factory to YOU GILBERT BUTCHER.
.is45 1T
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
sNzs % SX


HoxEc or74g SPECIFIC PILL
>pcrsratc-tiAe !, Sef~ia..-i :ai.. riess on
IN Of .t.si. r. CD. - Is--iy f-o.sess
nowr.TaOasysEsf .st VIZ. cA Ity,s EYER ..'.AA
ret A, ne ,e- morbid cond tioas which spring
from . ! .ass or from seeret Nlce ),
ne -. 9eatorerrry rfof Genifrfor Urinary IT.
r.at1a incq, 'r,y Or IN. eensy Dsa'ei,s: am. or
E,lk-4ast Il sii tie th,ss; " II 1''s'aa'g.si
C.ervpnlen, Lrryeys. ~ Fs.teH'a, and ~ no i.loN
ecde.itary - one or S.t.ose Ere.n aai asfr
70 wck .esses oft1e 6si's. r5Tacry Cry9,,e They
sho-lf not al 10 asc TIE SPECIFIC PILL.
0-Persois a....cied wt.A any one q more q the
above L.Sor .rF aTe 9re 70 tsc several, ana - mt
times most, ofthe FOLLOWING
Sy II It @ -1s;:
Deranre! ri estioa Loss n ipae'ite los. qtf7ern;
Cosas'i '.e,roAe Or hearys secp
srul Lustf1 Dfc1nss Troubled Brea'aing Failure
E,rp,,oras on tie fare aud veck; Hcadacis Afec.
flonsof he EYeg; Lossof Merrory: Snfdet Enses n
Iear and Esa.rgs; Gcnerd !. faress ntd Indalence;
Aoersot to soeie y; Ee'ured cenfi.ion or D.ain.sA
ed S=e ofthe Genital ORGANS lar o't'.fary Aghtlygr
IJaiy Frequent desfrs 20 pass Water win
sess T.es ,. .sss fsa f ~ .a ass
or satcrra ofiae Eladfer incgnffnenee or sniTT.s-
sion, Of The Urine; PAINFUL, Too Frequent. or DS'-
/ cnll .fcsarifion, 6c &c.
Profeseac ncl Or. = iosss.-1l have used your
sGPgclslc fiIi.s III Li-sy cas- % sTer"lsm.
and wi h the most perfect saccess =. MILTON sAs
pms NJ. D., IL. D., Broohlya
vi i a. near specific as any medicine can nc
rhave cnrrd we're severe ases wit from SIX to TEE
nosrs~-B. KsiTR, n. D., Ne,r YORK.
II know Of no remedy, IN the whole afcferad p1ea
len co. Al 10 your sPrcFic Pill IN Sm,n0i Ct ~.
s,cvs heaE-aessss-ApoLr1 BzraH, n. D. PTv. q
OrSanic Chemistry and Physao'Og.t N. =.
/, Personal Opinions. =" ~ W.sens:is s.I Y
wonTnY o. AL to.siDsn 7. arr ae'".efi m.ss.
mr. Fsrrss. If d., Ii. D., naer: Ned Gasens. y. Z.
II have Of Mr.: IFS p,a
r. 80, ~ ',avbhc that his prepnrnfions CO e
md sw.n--JAs. X. CHILros, n. y, CAeMsse. - =
l Pa D00c17o Pill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

Ihai The above att,g.ae can ui al times ,,
verified aY =. wrnten tesinony teStendnl
ti:.,"eh eaafttr f eentnfvl ., ,,as - dan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

/ Mere 'a'axes asoP che k'ar1nerv.
Doubts have arisen as TO charging H.
cense to Farmers, Clerks, Teachers, DC, till
after the lst Of Nay, 1850, ard it is post
poncd-till after election.
The following is the last order from Wash
ington:
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
0fficE OF iSrEEsAL REVENUE.
AsHrseToy. Sept. u, 1864.
In reply to yours Of the ith inst. have
70 say, mat OF syrups made from sorghum,
cider made On tarins, and wine 10. M xed
with other spirits, are all taNabie five per
cent ad yalorcm
Very respectfully.
4 .IosEPB J. LEWIS,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
John ". Webster, Esq, Assessor Second
District, Maryland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

Law WALLACE Ass IsscraEsArIoS.-
zen. Lew Wallace who recently suppress
Cd the Baltimore Pat. has closed book store
or Hing pamphlet in reply to and in dc
hnnciatlon OF tlie ,h,rch. doctrine of ,Ii--
ceeina ion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

biAAnitAA asp Dsss>f-..t i've aas {
eyan'nea Il great nuna"s oi letters no.,
GONE % .lsp ua,l p,'in'her l;i,,,,e ~
Cincinnati aud "singt"n, .ts-.. speaking IN
the highest terms ~ DR.. >tri''and'- Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of diarrloa
and dy,ontcry. The letters are 700 long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coyng,on. says
r. nas p.onoun' =. ,nsurapl. ~ sac ~.
doctor. in ainc'ndat, aud On b"stit Of II,
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