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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
aqritulturul NM 0umsstit.
KNITTING TIE SOCKS.

Ths following lines were found In bundle Of soeHi
NJ BY Lively Old Lady j" in Amherst, n. a., !
e C. ( Hospital, corner Of Broad and Cherry Street,
iladelphia.
By the fresite, costly seated,
With speetacles riding her nose,
The lively old lady Is knitting
A wonderful pair Of Hose.
She pixies the shivering soldier,
Who Is OFT IA the pelting Storm
And busiiy plies her needles
To keep him hearty and Warn-
He- eyes are reading the embsrs,
Bat her heart Is OF 70 the war
For she knows what those brave fellows
are calamity lighting for
her fingers as vel as her fancy,
Are cheering them on thar way
Who under the good old banner,
Are saving their Country to-day
she Donders how "a her childhood,
Her Grandn0ther nsed % tell
The story o. barefoot soldiers,
VINO fought 90 long and well
And the mn Of ths Re collation.,
Are nearer 70 her THAI IS;
And that perhaps 3 the reason
Why she Is t0llirg thus
she cannot shoulder a nnasket,
Nor ride with Cavalry crew,
But nevertheless she Is ready
To work for boys who do.
And vet Ia q Of.cial Dispatches"
That come from the Army or Fleet
Her fedLI may have never a notice,
Though ever 30 mighty the fsst
So prithse, proud owner Of muscle,
or plrse-proli owner Of stocks,
Don't sneeF al the iAbOrs Of woman,
Or smile al her bundle OF slcks,
Her heart my be larger and Drawer
Than bis who IA tallest OF ALL
The work Of her hands rs important,
As cash that buys powtsr and ball
And thus while her quiet performance,
u being recorded Ia rhyme,
The tools IA tremniOus Gagers
Are running race with Tine.
strangs chat four needles can form
perfect triangular bound,
And equllly str .nge that their antics.
Result In psrfecttng 4" ths round"
And now while beginning " 10 narrow"
She thinks Of The Maryland mud,
And woIiers n ever the stocking
VIII wade - she ance in blood.
Aud now she Is " shaping the heal >"
And now she Is ready - 70 bind"
And hopes II tia sOifier Is wounded
II never viii b found behind.
And now she Is 81 raising The instep,"
Now narrowing 81 at tbs toe"
And prays that tais end Of the worstsd
44y aver be turned 10 the f05
She " gathers" the last 81 the stitches,
Asu new laurel were won,
And pacing tho bali IN the basket,
Announces that the stocking Is done"
Yemen who are 1ghtiag our battles,
Away from the comforts of life,
Who tnoughtfllly muse by your camp 1rss,
o. sweetheart or sister or wife:
Just tsink Of their elders a little,
And pray FOR the Grandmothers too,
Who patiently sitting In corners,
Are knitting the stockings for you.
. L p
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
HALE 4 MILLION.

The prominent names In It's Direction well known as
among the nrst OF Nav York Merchants place one
the leading companies tor stability. and its reputa
tion FOR prompt settlements and fair dealing viii en-
with future business the guarantees presented 10
ths public are ample and and honorable treat
neng Of all dealers.
asks accepted On Dwellings aud their Furniture toI
one three and i've years also Buildings and Mcrchan
dze produce In store and Ia transit Huls targOcs and
Freight monies. A. j. NrLt, agent,
Al the & iy Book store, ansing
losses occurring under Policies issued Al this agency
paid here. ly4-9
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03

IT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities Of other nrst class Machines and Possesses
many advantages over any aud all OF them
Is the simple and Perfect in its Mechanical Con
s,rlction, OF any sewing Machine yet offered TO the
public, and the only capable Of making moro than
kind OF stitch.
Tho feed may BE- reversed At any point desired with
out stopping the Machine
Changes Tor the various stitches may be made while
the machine Is in motion.
It's stitches the wonder OF all.
The beauty OF its stitch is unsurpassed.
No other covers 20 large range Of work
Saws light and heavy fabrics with equal facility.
Tbs work will feed either 10 ths right or left
Ruas quietly; sews rapidly
No difficulty experience sewing thick seams
Needle more readily adjusted than in any other ma
shine.
Taors cannot afford 10 60 without one.
Every family should have = - Florence f"
It's motions are all positive.
Will last a lifetime.
No springs TO get out @. order
Is thoroughly practical
The hemmer the most practical ia use.
Turns wide and narrow hens, and Will fell beautifully
Il brads neatly and handsomely without the slightest
alteration.
The most inexperienced dad no difficulty In using IL
Oils no dresses, al its machinery being on the toy o
the table
Erey machine warranted.
Il viii suJstantiate AL we claim for IT,
a. J. vIELE, Agent.
Lansing, Michigan 43yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich.

l. igan, county Of InghAn, ss.-At session OF the
Probate Court for the county Of InghAm holden az
Probate Oncs in ths village OF Mason, Monday. the
lth day Of January In the year ons thousand eight
hundred and slxty-four; Present, Wm. II Pinckney
Judge OF Probate In tbs matter VI the estate Of E. F.
Boswell, deceased. On reading and flag the pet.-
ton duly verified, OF Josephus Woodruff, admnst
OF eststs Of said deceased, praying among other
shngs FOR order allowing him 10 settle and 6s dis
charged such administrator.
Thereopon is ordered that Monday the sI day Of
February next at II O'Clock the forenoon be
for the hearing OF said petition and that the heirs IL law
u said deceased and all other persons interested said
tae required TO appear al session Of said Court
then 10 be holden At the Probate Once IN the village o.
Mason and show cause, II any there be- why the prayer
Of the petitioner should not be granted And il Is far
ther ordere1 that said petitioner give notice 10 the per
Interested IN said estate, Of the pencency O. said
petition, and the hearing thereof by causing copy o.
this order 10 be published IN the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating sale county " lng
lam, successive weeks previous 10 szd day OF near
ing "A true oopy.) VA. Il PiACkNET.
454W3 Jutg. OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
stomach. Liver & Bowels.
Cramps

IN It's nature enters into TIE composition OF HOSTEL
TtR'5 STOMACH BITTEHS. This popular preparation
contains no mineral Of any kind, no deadly botanical
element hery excitant: but Is combination Of the
extracts Of basamic herbs and plants with the
pnrest and rnildest Of all diflsve slimuants
Il Is well 70 be forearmed against disease and 90 far
a. tho human system be Protected by human means
against ma a.es enssudered BY unwholesoms atnos
pierre impure water and other external Causes HOS
LETTERS BITTERS may Re relied 4 safeguard.
In districts infested with EereT and 4gt< u has been
found infallible as q preventive aud irresistible as
rensty and thousands who 20 il under app-ehen-
sion Of an attack, escape the scourge and thousands
who neg - avail themselves Of its protective quail
ties 10 advance are cured by very brief Of this
m1rveious neiicine Fever AID Ague patients afler
being Piled aith qunine for mon tbs Ia vain unit; fairly
saturated with that dangerous aikaoi are not unfre-
qlently restored 70 health within few days by the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
Legal Advertise ments,
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich.

Il
Il gaH, county Of Inghsn, ss.-At = session CT the
Probate Court for the county Of laghzm holden a. the
Probate Once il the village Of Aason h0n-ay, the
7th day December Il the year thousand eight hun
crsd and sixty three, Present, Wn Pnckney, Judge
OF Probate II tie matter Of the estate Of Leonard
Z. True, deceased. On reading and ding the petit
ton, duly verified, Of A.nos NcRobert administrator
upon said estate praying FOR license - SCI the rsa
estate OF which said deceased died seized.
lhersCpOa u n Ordersd thai A0nisy. the lst day Q.
February next IL O'Clock the forenoon % ne-
FOR ths hearing OF sal- petition, Anc that tie heirs
az aw o. sAd deceased and al other persons inter
sstsd IN said estate required 10 appear
Of said Court then 20 be holden tie Probate Oce
n tbs village Of Mason and show cause, II any there be
Why the prayer Of the petitioner should Be granted
And II . further Ordered That said petitioner give
the persons interested II sail c. The pen
dsncy o. said petition ard the hearing thereof by
Ing copy Q. tais order be published the Lansing
Republican Aevspaper printed snt circulating IN SAL
county Of Ingham successive veek5 previous 70 SAID
day Of bearing
trus eopyl WI e PINCKSEY,
sslw5 Judge o. Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS.

The weak stomach rapidly inv igorated and tia ap-
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic aud hence u
works wonders 10 Of Dyspepsia a1d IN less confirm
ed forms Of Indigestion. Acting gentle and pain
ess spperisnt VOL upon the liver Il also invaria
bly, relieves he Constipation slperndueed by irregular
action OF the iges;ive and secretive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit, liable 10 Nsrp0ls Aeaeks,
Lorne's Of Spirits and Fits Of LangHor,
Fad prompt and permanent relief from the Bi,tsrs
The testimony this Points most conclusive and from
both sexes.
The agony OF Bilious Collie !. immediately assusgec BY
single dose Of the stinuent. and BY occasionally
vented.
Az General Tonic.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are SO universally known, thatwe need
not do more than 10 assure the public their
quality is maintained equal 20 the best II ever
las been, and that they may be depended on
10 DO all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, NJ. d., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold 10y
X Ih@y-r a -oa. Forl L W-lls Nowbro 4 Bro, and
al nrngr'sts m Lansing " Phelps i Co. NAIcD,
and al Druggists everywhere.
wholcszls BY Farrald. shelley { Co, Detroit
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DROBATE ORDER-S,ate of Mich


igan, County Of Ingharn, sat a session OF the
Probate Court FOR the county OF Ingh2 holden a. tie
Probate Of.cs, IL the village o. Mason, Aoa-ay the
sth LAY Of January - the year thousand hun
dred And sixty four Present, Wn- Il Pucsnoy u &c
Of Probate In the Q, tbs estate Isaac Ho-
ley deceased On reading and aing tie petition, duly
yer asd Of A Hosy, adminstratoT Of the estate OF
Sad deceased praying among other thing Tor Or
csr allowing han 10 settle and Be discharged such al
niustrAtor
Thereupoa it IS ordered That Monday, the lsi day o.
February next al IL O'Clock IN lie forenoon be assigned
FOR tbs hearing VI said petition ana that the heirs al
Of said decOased and all other persons interested SAID
estate required - appear A. session " Sail Court
shen 70 be holden a. the Probate Once the village Of
Mason and show cause II any there be- Why the prayer
Of the petitioners should not be granted And sflrther
ordered that said petitioner give notice 10 the persons
interested in said estate OF the psntency q said petit
IOn and she hearing thereof by causing copy Of this
order So be published IN the Lansing Republican news
paper printed aud circulating IN said county Of lngham
~ cessve weeks previous 10 said day OF hearing
"A true COPY WA- Il. PlNCKNEf,
3wI55 Judge o, Probate
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ST. Anthony's Fire. Rose, Salt Rheum,
Scald Heed, Sore Eyes

From Uarrey Siskier, ksq-, lac able edifor q ~
Hlakhoainock Democrat, PenRsylrdHad.
q Our only child. about three years Of age, was
attacked by pimples on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed a loafhsomc and virulent
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
hs ewes Tor some days. \ skiliul ply stefan applied
nitrate OF silver and other remedies, without any
apparent elect Tor fifteen days guarded his
hands lest with them hc should tear open the ies-
tcring aud corrupt wound which covered las whole
face Having tried every thing else We had any
hope from, we began giving your oAhSAfAHiLLA,
aud applying the iosiile Of potash lotion, a. you
direct The sore began 10 heal when we had given
the first bottle, aud WAS well when we had finished
the second The cids ey clashes, which had come
out grew again, aud he Is now as healthy and iair
as any other The whole nci.hbOrh0od predicted
that the child must Cicn
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his Company, with an Increased Capital stock, pre-
sents claims Tor continuance Of pablic patronage
security against Loss ami amags by ths and IN
land RISKS paid up Cash tapiSAl q Four HunArsi
thousand oars ami additional cash surplus Il one
Hundred thousand Dollars, making total capital aud
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Females, Females, Females

In many Affections peculiar TO Females the EXTRACT
BUCHC - unequaeI BY any other remedy, az IA Chic
rosis or Retention Irreguary Painiuness or suppress
sion Of Customary EvlclaEo1s cersted Or Scrrno-s
state Of the Uterus Leuchorrhea or Wits, Stsrilty
and for al complaints incldeut 10 the sex whether 4rs
ing from latiEcreton. HIbis q Dissipation Or II The
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
Sh,A Ayers
~ARSAPARILAA'
-HE voaLp's oEEAr Er,rrDr roa
crcfula and Scrofllnns NJ.

OcrOtllOuS Diseased
Prom Emery Eaes, a srsll-inosrn r,erohsrt - n.
ford, Name.
1 have sold large quantities Of your S.rs,r,-
RILLA, but never YET one bottle which failed OF ~
desired effect and iu satisfaction TO those who tooS
Il As fast as our people try IT, they arcc there 80
been no medicine Ike y beiOre IN our community. -
Eruptions. Pimples, Blotches, Pustrles. u.
GERS, Sores, and s0 Diseases of the Skin.
From Rcr. Rotf. Ssroffor, bristol Fnclaua
q only do my duty 10 YOU and the public when
! add my testimony 10 that you publish Of the ~
dicinll virtues OF your SNES APARtLLA. Nv dsurh
ter. aged ten. had an affecting humor In her csrs
eyes, and hair for years, which We were unable 70
cure un-il We trisd your SAESArARILLA. She h,s
been well for some months"
From Mrs. JANE F. Rec. q sre1-tRni-a ond r,,,K
esteemed lady Of Dc1uisrilie. Cdpc Af-v Co. \ u
"My daughter has suffered for year past with
scrof1lous eruption, which was very Troublesome
Nothing afforded any relief until we tried vo~r
SARsAFARILLA, which sOon completely cured hcr y
From Chnrics 2. Gage Esq, Or tie t-idsly t-,o,-,
Gage, MH-rag 3 Co, 'lsHgfsotHINrs erelasae.lai
paptrs IA Nasllii, \. r.
. had for several years very troubicsons
hUror In ny f1cc, which crew constantly worsa
until II dish,gurcl my features and became an i,to
cradle afiicfion- tried almost every thing mar
could Of both advice aud mcllcine, bat without nv
relief whatever. until l took your SAESAPARitIt
Il immediately made my face worse as YOU tola ne
Il might for time, but In a lew weeks the neT
skin bean 10 form under the blo;ehes, aud con.
I tinucd until my face Is As smooth rs any hOdv's
and l am without any symptoms OF the disease TIA,
L y
doubt owe IL 20 your SARsArARILLA.'
Frysipelas - General Debilty-P Purify tia
Blood.
From Dr. Rols. SGirin, Houston 81, Nesr Ts-k.
| =. DIR. AVER l seldom fail 10 remove ErEpfiou,
and Scrofios Sores by The pcrseveriag use OF yoCr
| SARSAPAEILLA, snd have Just now cured an attark
Of Indignant Ergsigeiss with IL. No Alternative va
| possess equals the SAKsArARiLLA YOU have suu.
Piled 10 the profession ~ wei 10 the people"
From =. e JlhRsfon, Esq, WdtcnG-, Ohio
| - For twelve years, had the yellow FRY sipelu
on my right arm. duriug which time tried al "A,
celebrated physicians I could mach, and took hun
| dreds Of dollars worth Of incidence The ulcrr,
| were 50 bad that the cords became visible, and III
| doctors decided that nv arm must b. amputsted
began taking your SARsAPARILLN. Took two bot
ties. and some of your Puts. Together they hau
cured me. I am now as wei and sound any body
| Being IN public place, my ease Is known 20 ever
| BODY ia this community, aud eXcitcs The wonder o
all"
| From Hon. Henry lfonr0, " p. r, q Netrcaa.
{. w., q Leading faeHs5er y the CGnadiGa Par!ia
| fleuf.
a have used your SAEsAPARfIf-A In my farnily
for general debility, and for parifvinq nke blood
| with very beneficial results, and feel conhdsncs 1
| naurnaauttuu IL Il tug Afflicted "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03

Take no more Balsan, Mercury, or unpleasant Asti
einss FOR unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
DLANK-WA1.K NOTICK At
E,oUR PRECINCTS m JACKSON
Il Tow WN4HGR.

WHERxAs Al the last General Election held In Jack
son township lee county State OF lows there had Leen
cast more than one Thousand sctes.
And the Bosri of Supervisors Of said county,
at the September session II Ist- deem pecessery
create two or faore Election Precincts IN said Iacksea
tt~nsli! authorized b Chapter - OF 1882 9Th
General Assembly u said State approved March 10th,
Therefore, BY authority Of w eonfarred upon them,
the Board Of supersi@9rs Of sad Lee couny hereby
That there he created in tho tawnshi. Of Jackson
county Of Lee aE State of Io~ Election precines
Thesesprecfnct- shall Be- knowh aud nuns,ezesi IS
Esction Precinct No. Ona. Rs@ton Precinct NO Two,
Election Precinct No. Three Election Precinct Pour,
al VI Jackson township, IL laid cesnty.
J. The ,ouulasi. OF the above named Election Pre-
ci1cts snall be estallished ~ fs.iows:
Election Precinct So One shah embrace ell that part
of the city VI k-kpk. said towfe m iyng and befbg
within the Choosing described bpundaies: Commencing
% te hss@rpa river st te a-ot Vi sm stress saencc
In essery direction alO.g Siath street Mss..-
siPa river thsnss eng the river bank the place u
Election Precinct 80 Two shall embrace all that part
OF tbs ets 81 kik Aad pofiio u aa tow ship l5iag
and Icing ~tin the following aescsibed tcEntafita
Co.nEaeaciHg til. sssiss p,a the too; of Aaa
ssret tf-Ees aopf the Of fAGss Ninth street;
thsnce ia soa:A esleriy direction along NiLt 10 Cax
street; Thence out Cedar street Missouri Avepue-
thence Alog Missouri the tasf section ire
OF section 3s south % oek street. te section
line; thence vest saia rren .iae and Ok street
The Des Hc8es river theee dogA ssia DIS Moiaes river
70 the as-ssifpi river thence " sad rive the place
y. beginning
Kie tsoa Precnct No Three shall embrace adj that ars
cf the city Of Aroknk and rcrtso OF fox hsgp
lying AID beiH. within i- ioiiowisg described houGda-
re=. Commencing Ns-n street, It's Intervention Niih
Ans: thence rors Main 20 foarts seIth street whe, T.
igersetfs the Pank rCt thence along the PLANK fuad
70 the LIS VI tlwnAp thence aoa. sad
ship itrs ~ The Mississippi river thence Gown sad river
to line where NihiA street xiii Rtersect said river;
thence sonx Ninth street to the place Of beginnin
Eiscttam Precinct No teur siaii embrace all that
portion ~ sad city and i9~ rre;c.re ireiuded
4li described IN Precinct Nf@ aEe, Txo aud 1ar-e.
Tie Township Trustees o. s1ti t9srshi2 shall teeig
mate the place af holding tie election in Of said
precincts and give rnblic Ectee If in the
papers rubii.iseG n the city ot kenkuk.
II il ordered thai the s-@ccing action II the Board Of
sif rvis5fs he pabhe ia the o@.- City aud Co1ttitu-
tie' NEWSPAPERS al keok uk T three weeks. provi-
9ld bF law.
uFrFsd that the fJrrgping crinF take effect and be
full free from and nfsas pu licstior in the Consti
ruticu. requires. ty Law.
A tTne copy. CHARLES DoERR.
ssfa9-s5R Clerk Board Sup
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

Glorious News from Maine 40 900
Uaien Majority.
Portland, Sept. Is.
Ninety-fve towns give Cnney 26,77l,
Howard 1868; Union msjority 9,l6s.
This vote includes little over four-.enth
Of the State, and the same ratio OF gain
viii amount 10 10000 in the whole State,
making Coney's total majority 10, 500 to
20. 900.
The counties have all undoubtedly gone
Republican, eicc,ing their Safe Senators
and county officers.
The House OF Representatives viii stand
abou. the same as lat year, when il stood
l3i Union to 60 Opposition. The Gu
berna.orial vote 10 1860. which preceded
President Lincoln's election, stood Re-
publican 10000, Dem. 81, $50, straight
Wing and scattering l.755 being a Re-
publican majority of i5,9c5, some 1000
short Of the probable majority this year.
A violent storm has prcvested many
towns getting their return. to telegraph
ofices, and has made the lines work very
badly
The polls throughout the State have
been kept open untii SIX o'cl,ck o-day,
two hours later than heretofore.
The gmendnen. to the Constitution
permitting soldiers to vote was adopted
unanimously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CHARLES D0ERR.
Clerk Board Sup.


pkf MAILS ANN "a, betS )
Sealed proposals. Siii vs. receis. Il ~ o- @ntaees
ne rrst das u October next f,s iafisSla sgrE4is
ing s,-tobeF Is ls64, ard ending sepseme~ @tih,
LIS 10 he delivered AZ tAe Psl4entary. as follows, te-
Wit:
iaso gbs. so. beef in Screrber ami December 1854
a. r. uired
s0i5 le Eo. beet. in sasipg apd Summer. lists.
30 i.tl- Ne. / mess pork, from January 70 March.
"a his- NJ Ene spuT ~ ssss l.r fsozfA. Or
~ bushels Ne. cora meal % basaes per naonth,
4c5 tssiel. No potatoes in ectsle-. November aad
D.ecrar 1864 lads viii I've received br IUts tf L.
IS pa-ssl. Nc white beans throagh the year re-
is f,bis sorghum. Us tsls- per H,onth.
grrrss.
Isi,ei.. No cider vinegar, bDi per mouth, or
r4suitsa.
b91-- candles. 10. through the year,
i0 lbs. good oasnrnon chewing ,o,eeco through the
Il bbi.. noi ii oai and Dbs ,so. lard OIL through
the year. reslni red
Jso corrs sooJ wood, 70 csTas per month, from oc
ichrr. 1854.
90 pair nexs trasan- sssorted sizes, 10 pzirs
Narsmbs~ ist, lss md l6o pairs January lst, ises
mostly IS, SIS. add ESP
30 doxea pairs wool socks good large sizes so re-
10 doren chip hats 100 ssre unser g AxtI ist lSe6
~ Pr. lrowR ialsn. yard vile, required
Pr tedtck required.
~ F~. hickory shi-i:ng. as required.
7 10 - prints for scntI,Fts. ts9Eirel
49, yards peniicHtary s:fipes coats and rartsl
required.
yards kerssy. ksfrifs-s for fants required
Lls-iIa-re. aid pans f9r Gisch@Tgel
vicGsssas repaired
Cashmere, VESTS for discharged convfetsf
, QaFfS. sfH4 eI=tF a44y @rl
wards rsaaei iirsey, {srts fsr convict
qsret, gstrilss prefeTr,sl
~ xAsxr u 4 salt Ecs -EAlsr -, 1854
! Ii SACKS i. / ssit, November la. lsas.
SACK pepper, Nortmhzr Is. lss4
| II tus4els hOmDy, NOVEMBER Is, 1861.
/ /. trfsheis mustard seed NoesFnia-r ib, lse4.
/ j Lhl. sa3sratls. November L., lSfi
/ 20 bushels rye. required
| 10 hexss resin soap FeaTfre.f.
1he rghi 70 rpirct al bi,s hch nsy he considered
! unreasonable IL hereby re~srves.
tontscgars ~ii @ repaired give bonds for Faith.
] fni performances IL their contracts.
/ ravniens be made each State Arsii;nrs
rants, the expiration of each quarter, fher
he hA frpm TIE State AHGiscT's Of
4 ficY Bes Mones. Iowa
Where practicable bidders will sent samples with
/ tlds Z. A. LAYTON, Warden.
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