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Az OFFICER n The ARXT WATTS: "At in
spection | Doiced that age portion Of the
meus knsosacks contained boz Of Trocbes,
being generally used BY them ior cold. e'c
BrOscns Bronchial Troches should De 10 estFy
soldiers knap-4ck Or pocket, to be used upon
th= first spperancs OF cold o. coneh,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
Approved March Is. 1861.
lPUHuC-No 341

AN ACT TO authorize the President to negotiate treaty
with the Klamath. AOdOc, and other Indian tribes il
Southeastern Oregon
Be Il snacs iy The SHdts and House Of Rr>se1ifn't.cs
7 The JRcf States Of AHs.rlcd C0nqress assembled
That the President be anu he hereby authorized 70
conclude treaty with the klamath Modoc and snake
Indians Southeastern oregon Or The purchase Of the
country pie by them
Sec. p Ind be II further en1cted That for the pnr-
pose OF carrying out the provisions this ac the sum
)i twenty thousand dollars be- ami the hereby
appropriated fro any money the Treasury not 9th
srwse Appropriated 10 be expended under the direction
Of the Secretary Of the Irteri r
Approved March IS, 50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
LANSING CITY IRON WORKS.
REGISTERS.
Closing OHf sale at Cost:
EOR CASH FOR THIRTY DAYS

II EOR OASu run hlhl DA =.
The undersigned Will sell his entire stock OF Goods
consisting OF everythin usually kept IN country Store
Cost, for Cash freight included large amount OF
these Goods bought when goods were much lower
than they are now consequently those in Of goods
will make great saving BY buying at this sale Sale
- commence April lst, A. D lS'4
B T. ESLER
Grani Ledge, March ., 1864.
N.B-Those owing the above viii please call and set
tie up all outstanding matters must be collected ~
Spring 4eew4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

ti-e ~ hs profession ia al It's branches Lansing
and surrounding country Ofice and residence, Mich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER, foot Of Washington
street. bs.0w ths Lansing House. Wagons con
stlaLy 9l hand, a ro~sonabs prices.
Lansing, Aqll 10, l-el- ly4l6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
A.. a.. sPkANG,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Oalce al the Drug StOr,
of I1ayer 4 sou cornsr OF Washington and Michi
ga Avenues Ali calls promptly attended 10. 4ls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
C.TY LOTS FROM sIOO To SON.

tor sale Il Lots on Block 2t5, elgibly situated on
"a Acn ana Sh1wassee Streets and the Rail Road They
- al the low price of 500 q 500 according
otNition an warranty deed given. Also for sale
: - . sai T. Block elS with barn thereon Also Lot
a. l.fe oi the Subscriber AZ the Auditor Generals
On e. A. r. Bagley at his Groserv orofI H,, rs,-
.snlsss ID. u BAGLEY
lansing, Nareh21, 1858 E55mss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
BOOTS AND SHOES

Ever offered this city T. our Old ifiends and Gus
toners extend thanks for their former very lib
era patronage and invite them, and the rest q the
Boot and Shoe wearing public o. an examination oi our
stock of Boots and shoes which has been selected
with great strict reference O. The wants of the
people.
Bots aud shoes have materially advanced since last
spring aud must advance still more but deter
mined 20 sell stock mostly OH Prices and there
by give our benefit. In store may be-
found all the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
GEO. 4. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR a. Law and solicitor 10
Cl4l1sry gent Tor prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
s0llsrs willows against the Government, for Bounty
M0ley, Pensions, and arrears Of pay-Lansng, Mich
Ol-s ia B-soo's Block, up stairs, Washington Ave
rl.. 4l0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
1fuXATlO PRATT.
R. THAYER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law and Solicitor IL
Caln1sfy, anf Circuit Court Commissioner, William
st5a llgAam County, Michigan AZ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
EDGAR IIOUSE.

ansiag, Mchigan-N. ". Eigar Proprietor. The Edga
b. ss aeW, having been just completed, aud IS ~
tel throughout 10 the best style and With fur
nitlre- On Washington Avenue, near the site Of Ia
ola lansing House stages leave this House daily. q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
LONGYEAR a. BURTCH.
DOCTOR w. NELSON.

w.. CHANCERY. AND COLLECTING BUSINESS
. " L0SGYEAE,... D. W BURTcB
Lansing Michigan. 800
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

HCO-ON, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan, opposite
ClJltDl building General stage once kept IN c0nDec-
ti9a with the House
Lalsing, Mich, April 20, 1853. All
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
BUSINESS Dirfftorp.
DART & WILLY,

IN n u a. " - n n
trrORNEYS COl8sslors and Solicitors Lansing Aiehi
80 Pr0ayt attention gwen % Collections, Pay men
- r.x.s aad Investigation Of Land Titles
+ DART 4g5yI d. c. WILEY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

AZ All u enable the people Of Nevada - form cn
sut-to1 AMI state vernrnt for tlr arIniSsial
ot slch STATE iAio Tie Jaioa equal oOtIlg Will
the original -l.tl-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-07-06

oeasion wing of that party Joined issue With the
Yancy Democracy to aid the aboitionsts in destroy
ing the country, they stood firm with the conserve
tive portion of it and the conservative part Of the
old Jackson democracy, to maintain constitutional
liberty, and nothing the CStissn can say By its up
pess to old party issses Or that may be contributed
with a view to change them. viii have any effect
They viii not take heed - men or measures simply
because they may be with the Citizen or that may
be supported by party known as destructive one.
They believe Gov Vance has changed in political
sentiment, as every true conDrvative believes and
that Mr. Holden still stands, as he has unwavering.
ly denc upon the original conservative platform of
principles. They know he is the defender OF the
peoples rights now, as he was when the conserva-
lives first elected Gov. Vance, and that he Win be
supported by the true conservatives Of Forsyth
The Citizen would do we'll to post its friends in its
own country IN regard to the position OF candidates
running there, but,e people know their trtfe posi-:
ton on both sides. The voters Of Forsyth are in.
tcgent enough to take care of themselves and their
political interest, and will do on the first Thurs
day in August By electing Col. Wheeler and Maj
Stipe, and in giving W. W. Holden majority Of
two to one over Gov. Vance. Let the readers Of the
Citizen remember this
- - A VOTER :.
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other palpabs violations of the Constitutions for ex-
ample in the refusa! to essbsha necessary and eoord
nate branch Of the government the Supreme Courts
not time for rejecting minds pause and look back? For
if continue in frequent departnresem the fundsmen
years, until we become familiar with and educsted in %
DONG will be more and more incapable OF retracsng
steps, It is with nations with individuals halder
to unlearu than to learn and having commenced 70
retruCrade each successive step hassns the emoaza
tion and decline of The nation Whom Scya wanted to
restore Rome to her liberty this unhappy city was ncaPa
tue Most melancholy will be fate if history shall re-
cord that "ihe Confederate States of America; after
they had obtained their independence through herclsm
unsurpassed in the history of nations by forgetting the
principles of their Constitution during the struggle lost
their virtue and liberties and at last sunk into the prena-
grave of national decentralization and despite sway
LOVER OE THE CONSTITUTION.
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From the Peoples Press
No Trouble in Forsvtb

The Greensborough Daily Citizen says it hears
there il trouble among the1Ioldenites Of Forsyth
Major StiPe, who was an ardent Henry Clay Wing,
and genuine conservative, proclaims that he can.
not and will not support Mr.. Holden, and that
Mr.. Boner says privately he is for Vance and also,
it is troubled to understand how such sterling
Wing, aud such an uncompromising opponent Of
secessionsm as Col heller can support the father
Of that vile doctrine in this State" -
The Citizen seems anxious to know, or rather to
define the position of these men, and to do so, ap-
peals N very familiar way to their old party prei
udiess These gentlemen may inform the Citizen,
in few weeks, where they do stand and ir such
PLAIN and unustaksSble terms that II will have no
fears or doubts about them or the voters Of Forsyth
10 the future They were old line Wings, is is true
but when the old Union wac disrupted and the Sc.
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June 81, 1854.


A SHE AND ALLEGHANY.--CAMP SSH
"a Regiment, N. U. Vols. Marietta Ga, June IL,
1854 Eoo Citizens and Soldirs Of tho G5sstis Of Asas
and 4tteghany Having been unanimously nominated
candidate BY my company to represent the people of the
aforesaid Counties in the next Legislature Of North Caro-
lima in the House Of Commons take this method of max
ing known to the people the fact that accept the npmns
ton have also received many letters from friends
in the various portions Of the two Counties soliciting
to become candidate. Iwoud be pleased to attend the
different precincts Of the Counties before the election but
a. the enemy confronting in slime of battle"
fear shall not be able to meet YOU only ask you, fell
lowcizens while the candidates at home are addressing
you and soliciting you for your votes to remember that
am in the field with your sons and brothers, defending
your homes your ksesides and your ALL And to you
my brother comrades in arms who have manifested your
confidence 50 strongly in me- permit TO return you
do every thing in my power to bring about speedy and
honorable and promote the general interest if de-
teated shall willingly remain where have long been,
in defence Of my country, praying for the happy day
when independence may be acknowledged and ali
b. permitted TO retsr 10 our homes enjoy the
ward Of our sufferings.
I am, feow-ctsens and brother comrades in arms,
your humble servant, CALVIN ELLER
Capt. comdg Co. L, 5sth Regt N. Vols.
June ~, 1854. l6-wts.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES.

VUVO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CARROLL.
IL NA-In compliance with the wishes Of many friends,
announce myself candidate for the Office Of Governor
Of tthe election to 30 held on the first
Thursday in August next.
My principles and views, Is Conservative after the
s-aest Sect well known to the people Of the State
These principles and views what they have been
They will not be changed.
am disposed at a time like this to invite the peo
pie from their employments and add to the excitement
which prevails in the public mind, by barauguing them
for their votes. We neBd all energies to meet the
common enemy and to provide Of subsistence for
troops in the field and the people at home Let the
people 90 calmly and firmly to the polls and vote for the
of their choice will cheerfuy abide their decision,
whatever it may be.
II elected viii do everything in my power to promote
the interests the honor and the glory Of North Carolina
and to secure an honorable peace. W. W. HOLDEN.
June q, 1854. 3l-te.
DAVIDSON COUNTY--WE ARE RE-
IL quesed to announce Ii. ADAMS. Esq. a candidate
for to the Senate from the county of Davidson.
Mr.. Adams is a sound and true Conservative:
July 4, 1854. SITE.
~ Progtess please copy.
DANDoLPH COUNTY...I ADOPT THIS
HI mode of announcing myself candidate to
the people of Randolph County in the House of Commons
of the next General Assembly. My principles Con-
sentative and ardent advocate of W. W. Holden
for Governor. - A. HOLTON.
July 4, 1884 Std.
OAMP I'd N. c. INFANTRY, JUNE a7rH,
~ 1884. IL the Citizens of Wayne C1unty ~ e. By
request announce self candidate to represent in
the Senate Of your next General Assembly. If elected
shall endeavor your interest," if not elected shall
cheerfuy abide your decision.
I am your ob't. servant, &C.,
W.T. FAIRcLoTH.
June 30, 1864 Ss-te.
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Prescription for Opinion sake,


In noticing the appointment of Railroad Direc
tors, yesterday, we overlooked the fact that Gov.
Vance had dropped Albert johnson, Esq, one OF
the Directors on the N. @. Railroad. We have not
a word to say against the worthy gentleman that
has been put in Mr.. Johnson's place, but as the
present incumbent is known az = true Conservative
and friend of Mr. Holden, Gov. Vance was urged
by the Destructves and seeesgionists that surround
and control him. to bring his head. to the block
And as Mr. johnson is mechanic and working
man he was no doubt considered little "greasy,"
or nasty" and hardly qualified to hold such ap.
pointments as are given to Council Wooten and w.
= W. Avery. Nj. johnson is one of our most worthy
citizens, is one of the most efficient practical rail
road men in the South and was the only mechanic
3. in the Board of Directors and as he Is turned out
without any reason or other cause than that he is.
q true Conservative, and friend Of Mr.. Holden, it
is an insult to every mechanic and vorking.man in
the State and one which most of $hem will resent
in August
:. Mr.. johnson has been the Superintendent of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Machine Shops for number
of years ard it is we'll known he is one Of the most
efficient men that has ever been connected with the
road, but that he may be punished for opinions
sake, We learn that one of the staff officers of Gov.
Vance, q man vino draws provisions from the State
store house for his whole family, including his ne
groes and charges the State rent for his own house
and draws forage for the horses that haul his wood,
is trying to have him dismissed from the place he
has so acceptably filled 50 -'-~
We call upon every mechanic and workingman
10 the State to remember these proscriptive oil
garchs and al-federates, and vote for man who,
having been raised to work and mechanic himself,
can sympathise with them and appreciate merit,
wherever found. Gov. Vance is surrounded, here.
by set of broken down aristocrats and oligarchs-
men who despise honest industry-and it is these
who have influenced him to turn out of the Board
Of Directors of the North Carolina Railroad one of
the best men We have in the community.-Progres
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"WALroN's CAsE."-The Supreme Court Of this
State.has affirmed the consttutionaiity of the con-
scription laws; as also of the case rendering liable
the principals of substitutes. The decision of the
Court is rendered from the majority-Chief Justice
Pearson dissenting Confederate of tho 4th.
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e. 5... - Co z, 46tb Regt y
June 30, 1874 FrOm Granvile Coun'y.
This gentleman desires US not 70 publish hrs
name, because it might get tosthe army and pc tne
means of his being punished bat is wiling for US
to give it to persons who may call at our office to
see it Here then, may it please your honor, We
have introduced four private soldiers oil Of whom
testify to the same thing, and al say the defendant
Vance, is guilty. In addition, member OF Ham
seur's brigade was in our Office yesterday, and in
the presence Of gentlemen Of high standing we read
the above certificate To- hin, and be declared that
Vance used about the same language in the speech
before bis brigade with the exception of whisky
which he did not remember. 50
We will rest here for the present, but expect to
introduce new testimony in . few days.-Pregrssa
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ITO The sOEDIERS AND CITIZENS
(VOTERSb0F NASH COUNTY, announce INV.
at the ensuing election in August As it will be i'm.
possible for neto see you all between and the first
Thursday in August take this method of making known
to you my principles and views" am in favor of an
honorable peace soon it possibly be obtained
and think that efforts should have been made long ago to
stop this cruel bloody and desolating war.
vas never secessionist-always opposed those who
said would be peaceabe or if we had war thew
would pay the expenses with ten cents and wipe up ali
the blood with pockethandkerchef am not one Of
"the last dollar and last maj" gentry thought and
stu think the people have the night to hold meetings
consult together for tie promotion Of their interests
az" oossd to tho suspsnsio Of the aor of hqbeas corpus
and pacine TIC satols pososr the country in TIE Aands Of
one man. h short Conservative Of the straitest
Get an out and out through and through. and yn
NOS to vary hairs breadth from the prncplea of the
great and growing and glorious Conservative party.
Yoar humble servant and friend,
JAMES D. 'MATTHEWS. :,
june 9, 1864. CT
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a La lance COUNTY.-WE ARE All.
ALBRIGHT candidate to represent the people of Ala
nance in the Commons branch of the General Assembly
OF North.Carons at the election in August.
June 20, 1854 sn-ev
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a..,..as, A. knit and tbsn Aet upon The
ioe-to fight till they filled hell full Of Yankees tnas
their feet would stick out Of the windows apd thAt
would give each Of them bottle of vtey ana sugar
enough to sweeten IT, 81. !
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VADKIN COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR.
IL lied and requested to announce A, c. COWLES, as
Conservative candidate for reelection to the House of
Commons from the County of Yadkin.
juno %, 1854. ~ 3i-ts
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ITO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COIN.
be public that candidate for the ooe Of Sheriff n
ssid County Ny principles are truly Conservative,
md Wil! feel under many obligations for The support Of
permit = n NIPES
!, Naw hope, lane ., 1884 WEotod
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York Institute, June 20, 1854.

THO THE People OF THE 5OTH SENA.
Il TORlAL DISTRICT, NORTH-CAROLINA.-FEL
Low CITIZENS AND SoLDIRRssAt the urgent solicitations
Of many Conservatives of the District myself
candidate to represent the Counties Of Clay Cherokee
Macon jackson and Haywood in the Senate Of the next
Legislature of the State.
is not possible any man to foresee what measures
may before the Legislature of the State at its next
session. or what the events Of may make necessary for
the protection of the State and the security of the people,
but ON all the measures that may before that body
SHALL f eieced be advised BY consult and with the
Conservative party of the State and with the view of
Conservative B. n. henry.
franklin, N. c., June 90, 1864. ~ S0-tdpd.
E Progress and Henderson Ifmes CODY.
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THO THE VOTERS OE BERTIE COUNTY,
FE.lowCIrizESs:.l am candidate for in the
House of Commons in the Legislature Of NorthCar.
oiina In coming bere you Tor election to seat to
which you have elevated for years succession
conceive to he for the best interest country
elected, shall permit opportunity to pass without
giving my support to all measures that will in my opiu-
on promote the honor dignity, and prosperity of the
State lam, sincerely, your fellow. citizen,
r T. HENRY
Colerain, BERTHE Co., June 20, 1864. 3O-te.
Pre9ress please copy.
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Stokes COUNTY,-WE ARE AUTHOR.
- lied to announce ". G. MATTHEW Conservative
Of the strstest sect candidate for seat in the
House of Commons at the next session of the Legature
Of North Carolina from Stokes CeqnSy.
June 81, 1854. 32-ta
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WE ARE Al rHORIZED TO ANNOUh IT,,
w Capt 7. W. RITTER, - candidate for rs aa1s
ton to the House fComMous from the County OF Moo
~ N IASx = 80 It'd.
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KAAYWOOD COUNTY, RESPECTFUL
IN iy announce myself to the psople Of Haywood coun-
" rs candidate to represent them the House Of Com.
m ous OF the next General Assembly. lam Conserva.
Il ye OF tAe "orignal panel" JOHN q. ESTES
June lG, 1884. aa-ta
El ANDOLPH AND ALAMANCE...WE
1U1. ere requested to announce Dr. THOMAS BLACK,
OF Randolph, candidate TO represent Randolph and
ANansues in the Senate of the next Legislature. Dr
ack Is = tried. and true Conservative. =, 20.
Jnus 20, 1854 80-td.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w E. N. WELBORN a candidate TO represent tbs
County OF Wilkes in the House Of Communsst the ensuing
election.
June 8, 1854. 2s-d
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MOORE AND MONTGOllERY.-WE ARE
lv1 requested to announce THOMAS J. BRIGHT ESQ
candidate to represent Moore and counties
in the Senate Of the next Legislature Nr Bright is
tried and true Conservative. -.
June 20, 1864 S0-te
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THO THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND
Il MOATGOMERY.-La announce myself candidate to
in the next Senate of North Carolina. Ny principles are
Conservative after the statest and are we'll known
to all who know me. shall explain them more fully at
the proper time. J. A. BARRETT.
Carthage, May 5th 1864 ltd.
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UIE AREAUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w COL W. q. A. SPEER, of the 18th N G Troops
candidate at the election the LIST Thursday in August
next to represent the people Of the counties of Ysdkn
Snrry, Aeghsnny, Ashe and Wataugs in the Senate in
the next Legislature of North. Caroline.
May -, 1884, l9-tdpd.
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GHATHAM co UNIT Y.-.WE ARE RE.
candidate to represent the people Chatham in the Sem
ate Of the next Legislature Mr. Long true Conserve
June IS, 1894. as-h
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WIN. q. HIGH. o. . candidate for reelection iot
the Ooe Of Sheriff Of Wake County, at the ensuing cleo
ton in August.
June 20, 1894 39-h.
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DfTT COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHORIZED
y to announce DR.. e. ]. BLUNT, for the Senate
Commons s-a'. - -
June %, 1864. si-stpd.
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."AKE COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR.
:" ned to announce Col J. P. H. RUSS as . cendi.
dats TO. the Office Of Sheriff Of Wake County at the en-
Js,s q. 1884. u-te.