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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

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Cleveland May 81. 1854, nominated for Pres
ident John c. Fremont, Of New York, and
for Vice President, John Cochrane, OF New
York. The Convention adopted the follow
ing
PLATFORM.
lst. That the Federal onion shall be pre-
served. I'd. That the Constitution and
laws Of the United States must be observed
and obeyed. Sd. That the rebellion must
be suppressed by force OF arms, and with
out compromise. 4th. That the rights Of
free speech, the press and tue naDeas cor
pus be held inviOlate, save in districts where
martial law has been proclaimed. 9Th.
That the rebellion has destOyed slavery
and the Federal Constitution should be
amended 10 prohibit lis reestabllshment,
and 10 secure 10 all men absolute equality
before the law. 9th That integrity and
economy are demanded at all times IN the
administration Of the Government aud that
In time Of war the neglect OF them IS criml-
nal. 9Th. That the right OF asylum for
crimes subject 10 law is the recognized
principle OfAmencan Liberty, that any VIO-
lation OF il can not be overlooked and mus
not be unrebuked 9Th That the national
policy known as the Monroe doctrine has
become a recognized principle. and that the
establishment OF an anti Republican Govern
ment on this continent By any foreign power
cannot be tolerated. 9th. That Tie graft
tude and support Of the nation is due TO
the soldiers and earnest leaders Ofthe Union
army and navy for their heroic achievements
and deathess yalOr in defence OF 0uf impcr-
lied country and Of civil liberty. 10th.
That the one term policy Of the Presidency
adopted by the people, is strengthened by
the force Of the existing crisis, and should
be maintained by constitutional amend
ment. 18th. That the Constitution should
be so amended that the President and Vice
President shall be elected by direct vote
Ofthe people 18th. That the question OF
reconstruction Of the rebeliOus states he
longs TO the people through their represen-
tatives IN Congress, and not the Executive.
18th. That the cOnhscation Of the lands OF
the rebels and their distribution among the
soldiers and actual settlers Is a measure OF
justice.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

For Senator, 22d Dia6ct-HENRY ~ PERRINE
For representative, First Disirid-LUClEN REID.
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The NIIa.ma and Foul vapor- generate.

hy me hnf SGD VIII he far nl.r. deadly O. our ,o1u-
te,r- than ile .l0mF llyuaetr I'D flD Ilii.a and
Drmeau campaigns. Holloway l'. Nsrc us.d ln va'i
quantities Thry krrf Oh, iro.Te n perfect health.
Irth roal-r of this t motto. rlnn0f 1 oi ills
or Oiaim.a rom far drug store Iu Dos place DO t.m
an t,Iif fa. . ..E il.e OBJ. srre-.r hHy lcs.cr
vu not ke.p my BOB .iir.u.e 0a haHi. h.oause they
clrlot make as much Iroai ae on o.h.r persons
make 30 cent?. 81, cents, ABA 81 90 pr box CT pot
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

rhI NpFfih'iT
HENRY II CRApO, Of Genosse-
For Lieutenant Governor,
EBEN'E d. GROSVENOR, of HilIsdal lie
For Secretary u state,
JAMES Ii. PORTER, OF AIIcgan.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN OWEN, OF Wayne.
For Auditor General,
EMIL ANNEKE, of Ingham.
For Commissioner Of the state Land Onise,
CYRUS HEWITT, Of Calhoun.
For Attorney General,
ALBERT WILLIAMS, of IOHfa.
For Sup't Of Public Instruction,
ORANEL HOSFORD, Of Eaton
For Member Of State Board Of Education,
WITTER j. BAXTER, OF HilIsdaIc.
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TsY d. TRY d. TRY U
70 rlI con. enu Save long Suffering. ai.f ING Pam
aat Ilaimm.t.. n. ana AL 90 restore you o.
HEALTH AND iTRlIY
40 litt', expense audno exposure. 'af out ihe Al.
vcr-em0rt m another column. and clii or ssui far BE-
B,o1r. ~ CouH'rlfo.
Ask f.r Hemha'I's Iaso un nihDr
~ CURES GUARANTEED In
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BE " i-s h3 Tisne-.-in nai tri4e elni sour
Aetlia constitution adj c.tra,f.r ly al are suffer
joy a .t4 any diseases fr which
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BrCHr
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\ correspondent ID Gen. Grants army
writes that il j. a gratifying sight 10 witness
the wonderful change ia our army within O.
few weeks. from the large and frequent re-
ilfO.cements. Our skeleton regiments are
flhng out t0the old proportions which they
exhibited in the first STAGES 0fIhe campaign
BriEade- are beginning u show al unusual
numerical force while Divisions are bec0m-
Ing something Ike appropriate commands
for our general officers With al THIS there
j. q decided improvement in the spirits
Le4l.h and morale generally " the troops.
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Union Nominations.
For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois.
For Vice President,
ANDREW JOHNSON, Of Tennessee,
Presidential Electors.

At LdrQe-ROBERT r BEECHER,
THOMAS u. GILBERT
Fsrsf Dinrict-FREuERICK WALDORF
Second Diarict-MARSH GIDDINCS.
Third District-CHRISTIAN EBERBACK
Fourth Disfrect-PERRY HANNAH
Tfffk Diarict-OMAR u. CONGER
Sikth Dissrict-CEORGE " PACK.
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First DlErid-FERSANDO c. BEAMAN
Second Disfrtct-CHARIIS UP-ON-
lard Dsstrlot-JOHN ". LONGYEAR.
Fourth D1StTlct-IhOAAS ". FERRY
Ftfth District-ROIAND l. 1RON BRIDGE
.S,xfk District-JOHH +. BRIGGS.
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THE new ARMY CORPS,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
ADJUTANF GENERALs OFFIoI.
WHKELIHG, Dec 6th, 1854.
TINHR following General Order from the War De-
i partment Is published for the information OF
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Notice to U S. Tax-PayerS.


oEFIoE OOLLEOroR INTERNAL REvBNUE,O
FIRsF DIST. W. Va, WHEELIEo. J
NOTICE Is hereby given to the tax payers Of
IN TyleIs WetEsl and Plealants counties, that
the sPeeisl Income o. war Tax a''cRSea sSe2Fains
due aud payable AZ t6o foloEing places
viii be ct AiddlebOurne, Tyler county, from the
| county, on the 7th December, and at St. Mays,
Peasants county, on the 18th December.
II said taxo1 are not paid At these places and
times. or within ten days thereafter, the OOllee-
tor, ten Per cent with twenty cents fnr nUee, and
ing the Samo, win be addsd % the amount Of the
hill HnOt paid within the time thus required y
aE, ne collector or deputy Il required % Ia 1.
- A''V' '1"' ' JAS; Q. ORB.
Col. LIST Dist. ". Va.
SAMUEL BILLINGSLBY,
nov2I-d&Wtd Deputy Collector.
DH8IRABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE
THE undorSignsd oaoEs for sale his residence on
4 Market street, nearly opposite the Second
Presbyterian Church; also tWo Vacant Lots on same
HtEeet, number Ia and 49, below the Eifth Ward
Market House and Lot number llS on Zane street,
no1lS i@' JAMES R. BAKER.
FOR RENT.
EHIHR Tavern Stand situated on the east side Of
i Market street, In the Second Ward, nov Oeeu-
pied BY John busch. Possession given on the hrat
Of April ne4t. 1uquire OF MARY LUXE,
THE FOLLOWING OHILDREN,
i In addition 70 those already advertised are now
in the Poor House OF Ohio County, and the Over
BeeFl desire places for them In good families:
Henry 6chAne, aged Is months,
John Baldwin, years,
Peter Dean, I" IL 4"
doc61W A. 8. T0BD, PresEdent.
FRENCH FLUTING,
DOR TRIM MING DIRE s. ESSl
THE MISSES ELLIOTTE's,
"a 81. CLAIR STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. A
liberal discount allowed 70 DreSImAkoES and 0oqn-
try Merchants. eco "
FOR SALE.
ONE HAND HAY PRESS IN GOOD WORKING
SOVIET JAMES BAKER
FOR SALE.
100 TEET FRONT, by 1S2 in depth, lover end
lOO oGMaFkot street, known a. the UpdegrAft
nTopsFty. Enquire Of -
noVl6-tf JAMES r. BAKKR. !
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dscT.1W
NOTICE.

TTNHE BOARD OF ENROLMENT FOR THE
i First District West Virginia, headquarters At
sbs " Sopy 81 AVA NH h0d sy S o.
2. NJ, 70 entertain applications aud relieve from
draft all persons enrolled improperly account of
"AlisnAge,"
Observation-Disclosures
"Unsultableneas of Ago,h
"PsrmAnent Physical Disability
The Board will also expunge from the ENROLMENT
Lists all discharged soldiers Of tho military naval
service who rave served two yeSrB during the pres
ent rebellion and who have been honorably dis
charged.
Civil officers, clergymen and all good citizens
are especially requested to give to the Board such
information may aid In the correction and re.
vision Of the Enrolment Lists.
BENZ. q. STONE,
Capt. 4 Provost MArahAl 1St Dist. weAt Virginia.
dec6-2w
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

Opposition to Tie Jeff. Davis UsurpatiO"-
Debate IN the Rebel Congress on The E1.
emptiOn Of A6ts Bodied Ne" for STATE
Purposes.
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decGlOt
Army wagons.

ARsTsTANT oUARTERMAsTER'S oIiiCh
CINciSNLiI, OHI0 DeoemDeI 2; y ~ y1,vv,I1.R
DR0PO9ALg ARE TNEIIEg 1t IL IG,L
EIGNFD until THUR6DA4S VeS91LD'L A'
1854, at II O'Clock n, Tor
sIxMULE WAGONs-AEmy Standard,
to be delivered free Of charge st the U9L "a Frss
Government Wagon Yard, corner = snL. .OH - re
man streets In this city, with the 1 1.o,3 On
maker MARKED distinctly on the box anu ~"
the Wheels and aHloS u eaeh wagon ..1.t thIs
Specifications Of tho wagons nay oS p. ~ WAGON
once, and sample wagon may seen ~ u''
Yard in thfs city. .,S tJu,s Of
delivery and each BID mnst b guaFanteo.I "a " ~
RosDouSfble aurstles, gU1FIntoeing O.ta 49, q
GS6ofTFo fI,ot eho kiddeF Will enter ny 49,
the fulaIImont ofhis contract should one -
him =, t,oy. ,r.eided
and bidder GnS invited 70 b PTeSsnt 49, 1sSt
Awards vim be made EIiday; go ~ 49,
FsS "a 1-. b. marked o. the oavooPe "PTO
,cSSI ~ - AM WaEon1,' and addrOsled 70 th'
nP &c d95cE Of COL wn. W. MsKin, Chief q NJ
Cincinnati Depot n " NeeLUNG
dses4. Captain "a A On
GVI1TINE AND IsIEGLAss, for nAEias Jelly
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-GELAFINE AND
U Just received st
does
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE AND SPY,
IA the most interesting and exciting book ever
published, embracing the adventures OF woman in
the Union army az Nurse, Scout and Spy. Giving
most vivid inner picture OF the war. Returned
able employment will ind It peculiarly adapted to
their condition. JONES BROS, co,
docS-9tS Philadelphia, Pa.
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oonPTRoILER MoCULIooH denies the re-
Gently published statement that he should
refuse authorization for new National
Banks, and would authorize only the trans
fer of State institutions under the national
system. He says:
The Comptroller has given no such no.
tice. In view of the fact that State Banks
are being rapidly organized under the Ma
tional Currency CT, and that in the Eas-
tern States there is NO deficiency. but
rather an excess of banking capital, he
has considered it TO be his duty to discour-
sge, in many instances, new organizations,
and in more instances, the increase of CAPT.
tai of those already in existence. 1t is
the aim of the Comptroller to introduce
the National Bank note circulation with
out adding to the present imitation; but it
is not in his power to prevent new organic
cations. nor ia it his desire to do so, in
places where the legitimate business of the
country seems to require additional bank
ing facilities.
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The House took up the special order of
the day, being bill to provide for the
sequestration and confscation of the prop
erty and effects Of persons who have de-
parted from the Confederate States with
out permission, and to avoid military duty.
Postponed, and made the order of the
day for Monday next, in the morning hour.
The following is copy of the bill:-
Abil1 70 be entitled an act to provide for BequeS
rSfipg the property Of persons liable to military
serTse, who have departed or shall depart from the
Confederate States without permission.
$50. 1. The Congress Of the Confederate States Of
America do enact. That II any person who shall
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ERESH BEEE

that may be required for use Of the troops Of the
United States, stationed At the following Places wa
Frederick. Cumberland aud ClarySTiIles uAEyland;
HaTpor's Ferry. MaFtinsburg, New Greek, Galton.
OlaFESburg, PaTksESbuEg and Wheeling, Wed VIZ
FOR I6I six mouths, or such les time - the CJm-
misSaEy General Of subSstenee United States Army,
may direct, and subject to his approval commanding
on the IL hr5t day Of January 1855 and ending on
the 1901 Ihirtieth day Of June, 1855.
eSid Beefto Be Of Steers, pJt Buils Stag Hsiiers
CoRBl four yOATs old, and over, 70 weigh net at
least 1901 I'VE h1 ndred pounds
The B, e 70 be sound aud wholesome, with nOeks-
shanks, and kidney tAlloW exeiudSdl IN squnl pro
quantities. usually three times Per week. - may b
designated by the Depot CommtaATy or Com
mandinS Ofieer.
me Confraetors viii be required 70 keep sun
Gent supply Of Beef Cattle constantly within SuP
plying distance Of the trOOpA
A bond in the penalty Of 10000 (tsu tnOuanal
dollar will be required, with two GOOD suririea,
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
must Be shown by the OdeiAl esTineatS q the CeEE
OF the nearest Court Of Record or the United state
District Attorney.
Proposals. from a hrm must specify the names sni
residences Of all persons competing it, and each pro
pOAl must Be accompanied BY the oath Of Alla1Anee
Of the party parties; also BY certificate Of ne
responsibility above referred To- also By Wrsiee
guAErantes aigDed By the party or PARTS mAEins
which forms VIII b furnished aPPieation - NAIL
Telegraph, in person, all q which should b 60
Beef" and directed to the underEgnod - Cunoef-
land, Nd.
Bids only received separately for each Of the
above named places.
Payments 70 be made in Treasury Note! Of soes
other GOveTnment Funds - may Be on hsoaSIH
none on hands, % be made soon - Toeolvod- 49,
The Government reserves to itself the tlsa' ~
reject any or all bids considered unreasonable
The bid, cath Of allegiance, certificate O. =
Sthilty and guarantee, must 81 be N duPI1 s,.f-
al bids not complying strictly with IN"
4'''1'"' WI W WOI. HOslCE,
Captain and o. q;
dee6.lOt ChIeTC. s Dept Of WeakHa.
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TRnSTEES RALE.

DY VIRTUE Of n Deed Of Trust executed to me
10 by John H. CummIns, bearing date on the 28th
day Of March. 1850, aud duly recorded In the Re-
eOEdeF'0 Office Of MAEShan county. West Virginia,
will OaoI for sale on SATURDAY, THE TIH DAY
JANUARY, 1855, At the house OF John fitzgerald,
in the town Of Cameron, tract Of land mentioned
in said Deed Of Trust LAYING the waters OF Rish
Greek, II being the old Gre8thouBe farm.
Terms OF SAle-Cash.
The title to the above property Il indiSPutable,
bat selling trustee shall only convey such title
As il vested IN me by said Deed Of Trust.
JOSEPH LoUDENsLU 4EBS
dec9 Trustee.
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a correspondent sends the N. Y. Post
the following lines, which in +" Tom
Browns School Days at Rugby" are quot.
cd from our couutryman Lowell:
"Once, to every man and nation,
Comes the moment to id0,
In the strife Of truth aud fAlsehOOd,
Por the good OF evil side.
Then II iS the true man chooses;
While tbs coward stands aside,
Doubling, in his Abiect spirit,
Till his Lord Is crucihed."
The Post 10 commenting on the appli.
cability of these lines, remarks thus:
In the history of this nation the critical
moment hero spoken of has come and pass.
ed, and the people, Instead of standing
aside doubling in abjectness of spirit
which part to take, have decided for the
right. On the late election for President
hung issues Infinitely more nomentous
than depended on any previous one, and
the result shows that the people under
stood their decision in this strife between
truth and falsehood has saved the country,
MosT REMARKABLE in it's effects, and
most useful in it's application, the Fra.
grant SozoDoHT has become the most pOpu-
lar Dentriice in existence. 'Tis used and
praised by everybody.
Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers.
dec.7 3teOd.
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privileges of the people at his feet. Even
the Lincoln government, despotic as it is,
has not dared to attempt any such en-
croachment upon the liberties of the Peo-
pie of the United States.
wish, in advance, to enter my solemn
protest againt this monstrous proposition,
which, if adopted by Congress, will not
only endAnger the success OF our cause,
by breaking the spirit OF our people, which
may precipitale counter revolution, but
may, and l fear will, eugender a strong
feeling for reconstruction with the odiOus
government of the North as the only means
OF escape from worse deSpotism. there.
fore earnestly recommend the passage OF a
joint resolution by the General Assembly,
iustructing our Senators and requiring our
Representatives in Congress to vote against
the passage of any such law.
JOSEPH BROWN.
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The NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: TUESDAY, a,.r
1

pissA4hg their 1avorite scheme of conscriptng all
men who have put in substitutes have overlooked
szEhAtws, ae sure they might baye learnt ofiaSnKl
SPesty 5adgen in the fsr namely that the suspen-
lssiOn Of the writ 'fs limited to esaess (either &C
1tuhlorsuspec Va eHdan geri1g the pubic safety!s
o. Congress may provide for the staRd imtrss
|Henneut Of OFFENDERS of suspected peTSQns and for'
dhid their release while the exigeDcy lasts" Qfe-
sfs an fact az suspected offenders are theonly per.
sons az whom the privilege of the writ can'be
constitutionafiy suspended OF this character wasa
the bill. for FITS suspen ion in the times Of BarF
aeeaspiracgb a very few words viii make this peri
sfeftlE RaaiPs2 The power to suspend the writ is
given only incases- of Invasion and rebellion and
in these only when the publ safety may require
ia How can the public safety require an nnoceht
upright foya citizen 10 be restrained of bis hber-
,ty One who is not suspected of having done or
Of intending 70 do any kind of offence, and is ready
to obey the law soon as he can learn what it Is
Did the trainers of the Constitution ever imagine
sthattbis power would be used TO I'll up an army
with men not liable y law to be placed in The ranks
Did they ever suppose that any of their posteri-
yty would become SO dead to all sense Of constitution
al liberty as openly pervert this high safeguard
no the low purpose preventing an unspspsctedand
IsinnoceDtman from appealing TO the constitutional
iexpouaders OF the laws for decision on his rights
under an alleged eontrdet2 Are we, indeed, already
falsaso far under the usurpations of military rule
athatthe army authorities alone are to be trusted
with the question, who is subject to be enrolledf
Whoisae st1se Who officer of the judiss
1lIS u me ssfit IS tricked out 81
Nosthsgareiins BY this stroke Of. military legerde-
sfhain Ia GeHgtess it Is time for US to renew in
mostisolenn manner our Declaration Of Rights, and
st6insse with all our might upon the ful6llment of
tinstssietIve guard Of the revolutionary times,
~ l1at che military should be kept under strict sub
eordidaton 70, and governed by, the civil power.n
bHeSxsa knows It is sad thing enough for freemen.
2 To haEethis great writ so dear to them7ths Ri.
BILE ofeths English constitutional and brthrght of
every State suspended for moment, even against
ofSadsrs bat suspend it for the causes indicated
by the Mississippi Senator'S is the supremest mock
ery 0fwntteh constitutions that has ever been ex-
hibited in the face Of freedon.-PrOgress. -.
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civil Liberty INDIE: AM oirIc.umslanees.

% Civil Liberty under ali circumstances. >,
The more we think of it the more we are aston
shed at the horrible and unprecedented propositions
of the Mississippi Senator's Messrs BFown and Phe-
Ian. A plain statement ofthe matter in afew Werds
is thus: Congress, in 1852, having passed a law,
whereby, according to the opinion of some men,
certain citizens became entitled to certain vested
rights. According. however to the opinion ofthese
Senators they did not acquire, such rights and in
pursuance of these opinions they pass q law which
DESTROYS such rights, if they exist. Whether they
exist or not being matter for determination BY the
Judiciary and its decision upon the question being
feared by these Senator'S they silence thejudges and
forbid them to consider the matter Suck is plain,
unvarnished statement Of the whole affair; and in
our opinion, more detestable usurpation and flag,
rant outrage upon the citizen was never attempted
in any country which had constitutional judiciary,
The attempt IS without parallel in our history,
and disgraceful to the age in which we live the
cause sought to be served by it. Forbid the Judges
toconsider the matter? Our readers will ask how
can this be doneg Under what clause OF the Con-
stitution, It will be enquIred does this monstrous
powar exist II cannot be possible our readers will
say, that our forefathes, in framing both the United
States and Confederate States Gonstitutions could
have left that great bull warof 1iberty-the judiciary
socompletely at the Congress and the Execu-
tive Well doubtless they did not intendt do So and
no one ever supposed they had done so until these
Senators discovered It They have discovered that
the powet to forbid the judges from considering )
question Of vested rights under : Contract exists
uadcr the authority Of Congress to suspend the
privilege of the writ Of hd6eas corpus twhen, in
cases Of rebellion or INVASION the public safety may
require It"a This, without doubt, is the most
illogical and monstfous deduction which was ever
dr. iwu from that instrument since It was adopted in
1879. These gentlemen, in the ardOr Of accom-
Ace .srtEug- 100 49,
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ANOTHER R4Ip,z-A few days since four women,
living in the neighborhood Of Morveu, proceeded,
place, to q house in which: Mr.. Rufus Lilies had
some corn and wheat. They forced the lock, and
went in and. helped themselvesto corn andzwheat;
taking as much as their horse could we'll draw
Two OF these women are married Their husbands
work 10 the gun factory, The other two are uns
married As it is probable that the matter will,
undergo legal Investigation, We forbear comment
Rades6oros Argus. ,sl (, - sf.ij d, ~. q, ri
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NJoTICE.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE

NOTICE.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE
II known under the sppelaton of Lack Earrss, has
been dissolved BY mutual consent All accounts dTe the
firm and oil whom the isndebted will please
settle and present their claims to G. NJ Farrss by whom
the business Will in future be conducted
c. Farrlss tenders his acknowledgements to the pa
irons of the old firm for their lbsrsty and punenaty
and respectfully requests Continuance Of the same under
his auspices as = CHARLES NJ. FARRISS. y
October |, 1883. go, NJ 74-tf. 70
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Mules,
Cattle, | 4
Other hye,stoek.sa SO bsa stdssoRsq
Housshold AID Kitchen srpitures7s5ssi
"a ,sLiqayf Dealers. - : = 20 NIB ! .
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