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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04
GBe 5tJeupgis 8PpeaI,

EeEKns of AdvsrtEaLnE.
Al EdvertEsElsnis WI Sbsrssa tlrss cellars Per
square f0r TIE arr assTtisE-End tTo dollars and
haH f,s essh subseqaeAt Insertion.
Lossl Esasss WI Be eAaEssc a. is s1is u ffss ss
Ba Lac.
Obituary notices ssd all ofhsF articles Got Of ssE-
srs public atesesf charged as ether advertisements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04
PRICE WILLIAMS,

RAEALS, LAzaLE & co.
tsaoeesE5.B 50 Hsr1Is Jones < Cos)
General Commission Merchants and
Wholesale Dealers in GTOteTies, Etc,
H.rl.aa s.7sst, Aaazis. Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04

A CELEBRATED RACE Nae IEPREssED.-
Among the horses impressed By ths GoveTnant
N RichmoHd last Tuesday, wzs tie celebrated
racs raars Fanny, belonging 10 Msj3r Thomzs
". Dosseil. TAa Bsg was IS Ehe farm Of Maj.
Doswell's father, few miles fFon Richmond,
and wculd have been forthwith taken Og but for
he representation Of the value Of ihs apimal,
and the entering into hsaVy bonds BY n. Dos
well that anoiAer sRinaal should 10 furnished in
her Placs. The owner Of FsnRy had refused
$20, 600 for her before the var.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04

The New York Eersld Of ths 29,a says RsIHforce-
msuis for Lee from South Carolina snd Georgia sTs
rapidly rsschiag aim An he troops a Augrats- had
len for Richmond. Longsrest Is sscsrtaasd TO be as
Charlottesville.
An arrival a. Nsz York from New Orleans brings
Red river GiTicss to the 19ib.
Steele is reported to tsve captured Shreveport A
portiou Of tbs UaOn army had left Grand Eeors TO
task d rebel position.
The Esstport was still on ths bsr.
The Union Losses in shs several battles staief a.
34eO.
Qzsntreu Is reported moving towards Kansss.
The Senate has c0ncuTrsd IN ths House resolution n
creasng duties hy per cent in sxtT dzTs. except on
pri-ti-E psssr. The tax bil passed the Houfs-yess
lG2 nays So Whisy Is taxed dfty ecuts psE gallon.
Gold closed on he 2S.h at 1874
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04
Cergrt..isrnl Preeesalsg,
Ersm north Caroltaz.

WmzIEeros, Nay 3-Ths enemy evacuated WasA-
ingiOn N c. a. p O'Clock NJ on suadsy last and our
foress now occupy the place.
Eeieiciazs az GssbiIes
NOBLE, Msy 3-Ths Louzsianisns n this stst01
arsd ssuts Of thirteen sua5 to-day IN honor Of Tzy-
lors victory.
Federal NEoyeusenis in Virginia.
RICHMOsD, Nay 3-about f0uc th7lsand Yankee
troops landed West P0ia. On Sunday se-noOn, AKA
large force al Gloucester Point sRd Yorktown Thess
troops constitute the peninsula army, probably under
command Of Ger. Smith, AID vii 10 doubt move In
this direction II a few aayz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04

The following is the order suspending The
execution of the sentence of death in the case
Of the FIVE Alsbamisas referred 70 in cur tele-
graphic columns few days since:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30

The NeW York WOrd of yesterday saws
that Secretary Stanton is again employed II
putting stop TO the transmissioD Of inteli.
gencs. The news OF the disaster At Plymouth
was known at Washington on Saturday by
special dispatch from Fortress Monroe, bnt its
transmission BY telegraph was prohibited-
The Red River disaster was also given out by
pieeemeal to the public, 80 thai il wodld moi
create too much comment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30

This man raised the frst regiment in Ken
tueky. He outranked any Colonel Of the
State. He has done more 6ghling than any
other Western Colonel, aud has figured in one
hundred and thirty battles, aid Is now dismiss
ed for Speaking ''disrespectinlly Of ths Presi-
dsnt' shame upon shnse who thus use their
power
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30

1o- The abolition newspApera howl with
Indignation over the atrocities Of the Febels
at Fort Pillow, IN the murder of negr0as For
the last two PEARS the paPers have btsu 6lled
With Instances Of the murder Of white man
Ia the North, who have been ahot down in
cold blood, for mere expressions Of opinion;
bnt these papers have heas client upoa this
point. Their indisnAtiop runs only one way.
--fsrt Rayas npseG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
TruMks, 20. - q
NEW TRUNK :MANUFACTORY.

G.. II. LOWE, Agent.
NO. 21g THIRD BTREET, DAYFON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WHsf OF hAD0W's MARBLE YARD.
WE would most respectfully inform the oitEsns
w OF Dayton and the pubio in general that We
have opened . Trunk manuiAetory, where We will
keep on hand all kinds Of Trunks. valises. Carpet
and Travelling Bags, all Of which will sell at WholF
sale or retail a. cheap as any house In the city.
Particular attention paid 20 repairing cid Trunks
share Of pau onage soliciteo, ss5da
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
Aeathrr Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE
ADAM WEINoARTNRR,

$50 Third street,
IIEEPs eoHatsntly an hand all nnds 81 Leather,
N such a. solei upper; kip; Aleskin. and morocco
Also harness aud bride lea hsri shoe skrtuG shos
90 The kighsitpriOs in cash paid isE Hidss aad
LoaIlIaF In he rough. Is' anled1m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
0o4partmfrsbip.
Atnlalentun.
WOREET q tAs NINETEENTH CENTTRY,

s3.LINIM E EN TU M
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FOR SALE BY

VIM WennthOn and " " stewart, Dayton; george 4
Boyer. Miamiaburgi stoe aAger, unioui q Ander-
son, Centervillei Myers, New Lebanon n Jaekeoni
ohambersburg; D y Bauer, HkrFisbuEgi D y Divine,
louisville Arnold Lin bert south Arlington Jacob
smsef. West haltimorei K ookle %, eermahtownI
] MURPHY yendalip; n kickols, Liberty D Ress
khrmersfilloi Heverlng& Herr, aaletni W ryfmont,
Ooi ParkoEsburR and hy Druggists and Merchants
generally thTou souI the URitsd States and CAnadaa.
~ tf.. 49,. " ~~@AeV
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
Csrocerles, sc.
Il. .O'bRlEE .. ..u NJ. OBRIEH
EDWARD o'BRlRN q BROTHER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS

AEB utPsRTEas ~
Bfandfee, wines, Gtns, Cigars, and Irish
ana scotch whisky,
co4fGlrg al ANs psALnnr IN
DON JtIC wines and Liquors.
natoi eIli Rla i9gAGSs,
Age q fOrSa or Pure Bourbon whisky,
Ne s0t secSnd street, DaVtOn, oho,
nEG leave most respectfully to Acquaint their Gus.
ID temera and the community generally, that they
have entered int partnership, under the name and
style OF e. oBRiEN BROTHER for the purpose
ofoarrynR on the wholesale grocery. liquor, cigar
and tobacco business in Dayton, Ohio, n the late
stand Of r. O'Brien, No. 3Ol Second street
Having am pie meaneto enable ia b. purchase goods
from the best houses in New ToriI, Baltimore and
Philadelphia and having had fifteen years' experience
in the trade, hold oul the best nducee to our
old cuatoniersand Ill ethers Whs may be kind enough
TO purchase from u. t..
NJ VBRIEN, late OF the Grm Of o'Brien Roe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his time and attention to
pense all those who may como 10 fny Al this we'll.
known House, aud y. Q'BRIrN, will treat tho com.
munity bitter, " possible, thu ever before. Both
us fee very grateful for past aVors and earnestly
lcit a share Of yonrfutuFe patronage. aulsdhw m
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

HANDEL IMPRovlSas-A topEists van.
dering round . village ,chnrrh hYaga : h
Cornwall, . few years back, isll u Ellh
some rustic members Of the choir al -
a~sy from their Saturday Sftes. o6n III re.
hsaFsal. He asked one Oi them fSlv SSvr
DO they had been singing. Tue SbSI If2 ItE
iWhaa. Handel .I.a fsE1asaff an 'xss s'fsS
well, but he said, don't yca IIhd
Handel rather dif1cnlts T, s1s4y27
why. no, 81, the Corpiskme1 Fep,sea,
not very. Yon sec, W altsFz hint ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

A FELLOW contemplated h 1tlsf Wca.
derment the magnitndinous dimehsion 0f
bystander's feet and in tone Of Gtto6.
ishment said, as be surveyed The nenss
proportions: 4 4 s..,s.,
You'd have been ! tall Egn Il thy
hadn't bent you so far up." ,s.-s..s -ss + = -,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

Az PICTURES ere did iatoa mAstc fEnt-
AFn and then reflected aapon itnS 6RdIl.s ID
many people think God slides gsdSS INTO
the heart, and that The mas He eRlHrs-
fleets them. But graces are not tiptsIiNet,
ed pictures. Their forms and cClorR Are
the substance Of the heart. ..s.,.....s, -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

THERE are loose leayes II rel III.
bound vcs1tneS ct 6<taFs 6. - s;sf
earth; s0ue times eIIsl skll1e Il1
some times fluttesine In H. J.
umea bearing the impsink lhe - ~
leaves damp iron The lless
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

A LADY, ed 1deI ~ y b &
Eagland, EeFS us q sI
By The nsiab - : M - l.llI d O. 3
the bed The Id eHptld -
her eqmewhataloo earp sp1
Il i4 only one af tbeldogs.' and patGl hl6
hand down b The sia6 e the III h
called. Lion. Uon;. hia haaa hn lca.
aiter . moment the pair yeass - I'D
they soon slnmbered again peaa IN
the morning they. found. thai all tbs snaa-
ney and jewels bad dialrrxared and q
was clear that che lick bad been . dess9ier
Sss Of an ingenious biped concealed
uudsf the bed. !
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

TIE early blossoms Of glsdbsss arS not
corn flowers aHaoug Che seeds. but !aEe
themselves tendVr ears Of cDFsI. sfis 4
beautiful tradition that the YlsR;sl 1farv
and the poet Taspo never geea dSsslRI.
dren. Il -. i J. "a "a ~ e
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

SUGAR went mp "a hieh Atslg thak Il
caused slight increase in he Psiea #
eano. -! -. Ia - sss-sA saa
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

An INTEEILuENf WkhRsoR
ed jhdividpal known a. The
cantrAband;" has doubtless Nll
has been keeping guard at -thk
FfFry, a. will be seen by ~
which occurred there r. -
4 merchant dning hnti
bot who Hsjciees n ths
"Uld Ken3hekt Npik 8
ah0pt tWid = y
v&llbe, to efpi9 the river. i1 niIn
thaDpposits side, be Wis cohIEo o. q
be1oOet, EehiDd which he ibgai lhe
s6ipbFc shadow Of the count -
Of our AmeticAn brethrsn. AZ
scent, and ct the mms Na
upstandine by. hearing Ihs = u
81 imperious q Halt r. sid he -
= What hab you got der Z"
the sable warrior, pointing . 4ke
cions valise. ~ & sss..sss .1s
"Thres dirty shirts, -four pslfE e 50
tOmb, Q tOoth.brush and 4 q II.
GNAtha, ;, vas the reply. 4!
Whar am- your permit a bf
ardcles into Kaintnck p det
vikilant sentry. '.-F'
The gentleman was nonplus s1sr Q
moment when . happy jdca. .etrnek hin,
eEssAther he Stfuck 6lk1bpy ID III.
leg AFen hts pocket q 6f6t ~. 60s6
Ger eleo hs handed it - - siit
eoAgshaAd, 2 ashe Glt~ tsss - 81.
wasn't ppsds d1Dwh, WITH lpe5 lee 6.
tsRtioR retpEne1 ~ saying 80 pSbCs-
cred arms. AZ tagFece 1dse Eln tnn
-[CincinnAtl RApeE ~ y ....ssss. y
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

: DEEDS are greater thS,a.1 w;oris: ;r 4. 49,
have such ille. muHA bal naaalatle.
and grow q living. truit-beasiae -
They people the yacnitx AZ pr. -
make It greS1 a,Id beantil.il. - -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19
ID. d, RUQKRRIR
Vegetable Hair Tonic,

Fer Restoring, Preserving, Cleansing and Reautify-
lAg the Hair, the best OomPoslton lor ne Human
els foF 8 Lsdyb Toilet, the recipe for which was
procured ct great expense s Manufactured and sold
b. the undqIgpsa, q his hslr.dFessns ana Datnins
: Ss ~ ,-9 -. ,.. D. O. RUOKER.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

- BlantsW O. slI kinds printed and Tulsd to any
desired pattern. deeby1
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

~. 6HLWSsn, VA 'AA0AAV'
RRRMa-mAwArnYF n ApvAucn-One Tear, Is; eix Months
FiES5 sliks, -; One MsatA tpayabas - Shs Ger
Hsile q esassi ellGls oeRaes, LII asaiA. .-------
ADVKa41sMo-ons asua, q le nss, aEst iassrtea, 81
ss S@s .; sssiass: ossss, Z q iiss ss is..
sknss lnah, o1o. uhsFAl asesaai yin b The
HbSe F.ass ~ yeaEy saA quaEtssy sAVatiss@sa Which
10. RnNTIE0-0ur omss Il ssplsas uisA eli GAs nsdsrn
inprovOasAs for the eHEA1 execution Of
aVey aytsof PnNTM0 sasA Bsoks, PAmphlss Brisfs,
fea, Mandhlls. Cireulars Ball Tickets Programne Ger
Car1s, Labals sss., in piAiA sr iAasy oslsrsA lake
JUsTICKs nLANKB.-AmdavIts UnastskAgB and wTiAa Of
IVeAmene aa6SR - aag aAia At tkla Oae also
Alnnk DoearaoAa - Memaead The ost ooAvelent form
AlSss SeantfaIly -sEssutsa MARRIAGE cERTIFloATE'
s.:s: :s :TH:.s:c scTSSI SagsE
DkMOO4AH, h IL city of San pTAneisee All orders for
- e AavatisS ~ vitA hia IN b promptly a.
taaas6ts.
IL EKowLf0N CO.. sOrssP 81 HsatsOmsry and Cal.
fiji stFrrnI m auoTird V "a Aeents
tala DSaooEat. IN San FraAsiaco.
w. H. BROWN Is .As uuthosiseA Aeeat Of ~ DEoCRAT ~
eo@SSa0va. Orders fr the paper aAveisiHs - for job
wssh. lsn with hin, will BE- proaPhy attended 70.
cHAs r. JACKSON 10 the authorized Agent Of NOUN.
TAIN DEMOCRAT ri Dorado. Orders len with hin will
Be promptly attended TO-
n. }. RIDLENAN authorized assnt at saeranento
All fer sAvsrtAg ETC., len With hin viii receive i'm
GADdiaaS asAsatisa.
A. L. DTAs Is assat Sor Tie DEsoenA+ At virginia City,
Nevada Territory.
COL W KNOX IL our authorised agent oriEzly Plat
or6srs gVen hin lsr the DemSerAt viii be promptly A.
SsAAeA -.
once, en- COloma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19
s~-~ ~-~~--4sN~MRnE0GnAT.

~PupLrsERD HVnKY sATUEDAY H0RNHo, BIT
RmE~xoE0 - ia n u n n -
=, kua~,ua.. "a. 9AHuARV.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

THE nsuGs II sfsslaIs 11 y 3 ~ a
nom Z 81 sA0m- -leaE
land q Tie childf 49,
y ss q q -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19
SIS S sig


:. -.
lAlss - ei =
- ~ -
: No, II true, nV1l
I1ESkpt thoaeed GAlS e ~ r.
yeA eli abSat Il z. And
t9k 6o0Tsiit and knot 81 -
lsEsdi The story II Ilg
Frmsr Raae. ~ the bsg
giA. .Yeh ought 70 kaVs !
tier took Il, he cUncluds
tbought sh6 bad gone thsl
cSfed one minute, end laug
al tossed her arms Peuad 8
loas time before l could gse ~,
kke qaiett6.' 81 a-ss, sss 5Isss 81
OF, Rssbe4. I an - 81, =
H1 joyful tears aaid Tie Tssl ,s,, ,s.s,
.sTve gdEto put .. few
OI4 place, and by next All t q
rdy for yod, Charity. - 4
Her fac0 fell in . buTnia @ IL
sheeldeF, bat in . momsal
aSsiHY and the Esith Of hef
t9pnphanaK from her In 81 -
HtF6W ckaft-to hat InSa
tks Lord for. His goodness, ~
veadsEfuF @otks 70 tAs-childE
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

The proprietor respect
~ fully informs the public
that he has supplied his
Saloon with all the ap-
pliances Of comfort and
sisgan0e % tkat is not excelIed by any establish
ment Of ne Kind IN OslfoFnIs, and Is prepared to
FurnIsh Baths IN every style. and 10 Shave Shampoo
and Dress Hair In the most approved manner.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19
wARREN & PAGE

n ESPECTPULLY inform the public that they are
II prepared, at The above stand, on Main street,
opposite the Orleans Hotel, to accommodate all who
may favor them With their patronage, with the 6est
SADDLE HORSES AND BUGGIES AND TEAMS to
be found 10 the City, the most reasonable terms
-. Horses boarded By the day or week, on the
most reasonable terms.
Thankful for past patronage, We ask eontinu-
Apce of The same, and We shall try TO merit It:
Qsl WARREN PAGE.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

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IA. ~ b ~ I.II !.
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19
professional Garns, Etc.

once, en- COIoma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-19

JAMEs JOHNSON, Gas. y. 1RWIH
JOHNSON q IRWIN,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT.LAw,
(0mce In City Block, Piaeerville) will practice in
ali the Courts Of the County.
CHAS. r. IRWIN. Notary Public.
june25l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13

Society, he studied their condition carefully.
In bis great speech in the Senate, in 1889,
twenty Eve years since, be said:
1t Is frequently asked, What is to become
If toe African race among U.s. Are they 10 re
main forever 10 bOudagas
Taking the aggregate Of the races, the European
g constantly, though slowly, gaining on the ~
riean portion. In the progress OF time, some
one huudred and fifty or two hundred yeafs
hence, but fec vestiges Of the black race Hi1t
remain among our postsTitg
He did not intimate that few SLAVES would re
main at the end Of $50 years, not at a but
iew "vestises of the black race This was
quite another position.
To conclude, We declare that We have no
faith in the theory of miscegenation a. published
and not the slightest prediction for " a. mat
ter OF practice that We DO not know Of Re
publican any where who practices il; that We c'
not know of : Republican paper that recon
mends il as matter Of practice; that it is NJ
Yankee invocation. but has been practiced, for
the last generation, by thousands Il Democrats
and about half million Of the same part
we're so shameless a. to vote Tor a notorious an
vel known misceeenator, (Col r VI johnson
Tor Vice President Of the United States Tn
Republican party do not set up any claim
Ownership in this invention, but are willing t
cave it exclusively in the hands of lis origins
tors, who have shown that they have deep 10
terest in the concern, and thorough know
edge of its practical capabilities.
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Census of the State.

According to the provisions OF the State Con
stiiution, census Of the population sud PRODUCES
OF the Saate, is 10 be taken by the Supervisors
and Assessors between the first Monday OF
April and tie third Monday OF May, 1864. By
examining chapter Is Of the Compiled Laws,
page 254, il will be seen that the census stats
TICS required to be taken quite full and COM
prehen-ive. The necessary blanks, We are 10
formed, have been forwarded a. r. quired bs law
Any Supervisor or Assessor negl. citing the da-
Ties required by law, iorfeits one bundled dol
lars.
The importance Of having this duty promptly
attended 10, Is seen at once. when it is con-
sdered that all the Senate aud Representative
Districts are to be rearranged on the basis o.
this census and 80 continue for the next FIVE
years. neglect by any one officer to take thu
census as required, will make a break in th'
whole body OF statistics, ard prevent their pub
LEGATION until the deficiency shall have beer
supplied.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
R.pub,lean coun,y Convention

Republican County Convention VII De nelu A. '-'
Court Hooss IN The village Of Aasoni on IhOi9DAi
Nay IN, =. a s'slssk Ths convention Is ealisa
>, ,r-ont delegates 10 the State ConVenuoh1 70 %
h.s in Detroit Nay 18th for the purpose 81 sehang &c
4sfsg,t = l. the National Convention
L. assr.sle thai this County Convection snowl 81
,sc thorough Organization for the Presidential GAIL
paign -. %, T ,.-v
Pr resolution Of the County Convention Of February
s,b IA no delegate will be entitled 70 Seat IN 'l1
,v.,os unless he resides the town or ward "hicn
he ofsrs 10 represent.
roe DELEGATES are appointed by first giving 70 'n'
tens and ar one delegate each. and additional osie
,,,s. n oroo.ton 10 the Gabernatoria Republican Vo''
e.s In November 1882 leaving the Convention 10 e.
t.bl.sb bas : for future representation
The towas and wards requested TO SEND delegates
viz ~, =,
Alasdon. L. Aureius @, Bunker HILL B. Delhi 81 Ing
ham Q. Lansing, Ist ward, 81 I'd ward D. ID ward
AN ward, l. township, 5, Le Roy, s. Leslie s. Locke
4 MERRIAM S; Onondaga, = srockoridgei o. 'evsy !
wheata.ld ,, White OAK, 4 wlu.amsiown, g.
D. NJ BAGLEY,
Chairman County Committee.
Lansing. AprilI1, lsei.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13


Republican state Convention, 70 appoint sixteen
neates to represent this State in the National ConVeA
ton Al Baltimore June 7th TO nominate candidates iol
President and Vice President viii be held In the CITY o.
Detroit, on WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAl Vi
NAY NEXT, al II O'Clock A. NJ
he several counties viii send two Delegates l0l CAL
Reureseotatge in The lower branch Of the STATE Ls
lature an every organized county having 70
tatiou Will be emitted 70 one Delegate
County Conventions 70 elect these Delegates may
tber onton also elect similar number Of Delegates
a atm, a state Nominating Conventions 10 be hereAi
ter called 49,
he following was adopted y '-o
Convention. August 10, ls5e.
Resolued That in the opinion Of this state convention
the apyoiotueut u any Individual % represent 49,
county 10 which be does not reside should net De rec
ovoirsi Ia any fstare convention and hat tns s'a
C0rnnitte De instructed 70 MAKE tnsr S~-4- III
Conventions accordingly .,o,-.,r, r,..s.,,.r
la D,strlct-R P. BEECHER.
GEO JEROME,
"a Dsstrsct-ENON :. BULL,
DARIUS MONROE,
"A D;.trtct-W ". WOOLNOCCB,
~ CCTCHEOS,
4th District-A b TURNER,
r. W. FERRY,
9Th District-D e. BUCkLASD,
J " SANBORS,
9Th District-ALEX. tANPBkLLs
j. 3 WALKtR.
u Woop. Secretary State Central Committee
D<rotR March q 1894.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13

ONE OF THE CAPITOL Doogs-A bronze door
cast at Munich, Bavaria, fom the design of Mr.
Rogers, an American artist, and the only work
Of the kind ID the worl has recently been Sc
lp in the Capitol at Washington. It's weight Is
90 900 pounds, and its expense about $4,000
Il IS splendid work of art, having nine beaut-
fully executed embellishments, the subjects be
ing the most important scenes in the history O.
Columbus In the inches 10 the frame around
The door are sixteen statutetes. representing d.
ungushed contemporaries OF Columbus -Four
other large statuettes about the edge represent
the four great divisions OF toe world. The orna
nents are emblematic Of conquest and naviga
ton. and With the figures are sharp and clear in
outline, while The mechanical execution Is won
derful.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13

The qnestion il frequently asked. is there a
prospects OF al early completion Of this wOFk' l.
ply, We are enabled TO state from The best aa-
thority tina; the sl,veys Of the route are nO~
nearly completed, demoastrting lot oaly the
feasibility Of the enterprise but that the work L
a very favorable One-earth work not averaging
over 10 0oO cubic yards per m e, with easy grad
rangir = generally ar from 5 10 % feet per mile
maximum being ouls So feet and very short, lines
passing through az abundance Of the choicest tim
Der sutiable Tor ties. bridges sc. The distance
VII Dot vary many rods either way from Sc miles.
meeting of the directors. we understand. i
70 De held a. soon a. the surveys are completed
to esoitely deter mine upon placing the work IN
der contract. Favorable proposals hsve ben a.
ready made by many contractors for the earth
work, and a. tie surveys have revealed more
favorable line than vas anticipated, aud the com.
pany aging secured stock subscriptions for con
siderable more than enough to prepare the road
/ for iron, there j. no doubt but that the work
will BE- psshed forward with vigor This short
/ ink neirg completed nil form d direct commu
nicAtiou oetWeen the Capital and the northern
part of our State with the entie Southern portion
OF Ohio. This being competing point. both the
Michigan Central and Southern are directly inter
e.ted in the traffic of the road. and We doubt no
/ would be glad 20 secure the stocking and oper
atiug Il The sane, which either could 90 ver'
cheaply. The southern already runs separate
trains from Adrian TO this place which could b.
un the additional distance to Lansing with littl
addilona expeace; and we know they regard thi
extension with favor. The same il true OF IN
Central We are therefore confident Of IN
essly completion OF the road.-Jackson Eagle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
WHAT NV YoRK ]

WHAT NV YoRK has DoSE FOR FEE WAR
The report for the Chief of Bureau Of Military
Statistics of New York shows thai in aiding the
government in suppressing the rebellion, the
State furnished 2s2. $50 men between April Is.
1861. and December 81. 1858. OF this num-
Der. $50 442 were mustered in for three years
so.lSl for Two years. 2,5l6 for nine months. and
% ss3 for three months The amount Of boun-
ties appropriated in the same period by Boards
of Supervisors. exclusive Of action by iovns. BY
Common Councils. and the Legislature, was
tSA.sS7.SlO.