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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

The Democratic papers of all stripes have
made great ado about the Cleveland nomina-
ton. The reason Of this is obvious enough,
and is frankly expressed by many Of their pa
pers. This movement is their only hope of
success; yet they do not expect much from 1t.
Thus the Marshall Erpoundsr says:
"On the whole FremOnts chances Of success
are not great. OF this fact his supporters are
aware At best the most that the organization
constituted at the Cleveland Convention can
effect is TO draw off from the support Of Lin
coin a sufficient voting population to render
his defeat absolutely certain. For this reason
If for none other, the organization - TO be en-
c0urGqed as the defeat Of the present Occu-
pants Of Office for another term of four years
Is necessary and imperative. Accomplishing
this q revolutionary party will have been con-
signed to a retributlOn and intamy that Il has
deserved since its organization"
The World, the ablest and most influential
of the Democratic organs, commends the
Cleveland resolutions, With sumo exceptions
as timely, manly, truthful, patriotic and Wig
orous." 1t cOmmends Fremont's dignity and
positiveness OF character" his consistent
record and political courage" and declares
that he has " the elements of an unbounded
personal popularity" And it exults in the be-
lief that the ticket will go through the cam
paign with ihdOmitable spirit" and that it has
strength enough to turn the scale against Mr.
Lincoln in at least seven of the States"
All this is put forth merely for effect, and
those who write such articles laugh in advance
over the folly of those they hope to dupe. But
occasionally Democratic editor feels reluctant
to own. himself a complete hypocrite, and tell:
the whole truth. Thus the Saginaw Courier
of June s. says;
Democrats will not stultify themselves by
praising the Wild horse OF the Rocky Noun
tains,' whom they so soundly abused and so
persistently ridiculed in 1856, when he aston
ished everybody by bis marvellous running; but
they cannot fail TO be pleased NTH state OF
rdcrs Uhtch not only promises choice 6efDeeH
ti0O evils, out giVeS reasonable assurance that
both may be obViated
The Grand Rapids Enquirer takes the same
selfish view of the matter. 1t says
This event gives ray of light in the pc
litical horizon, and leads US to hope for the
downfall Of tyranny aud corruption, aud a re-
instatement of civil liberty and the Union once
more in this country. When rOgues fall out
it is said honest men get their dues, and it is tC
be hoped that the saying will prove as true il
this instance as ever"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

In this city GA iLc 18th mst RICHARD TAYLOR 10
The 64tL year ~ hls age
Ar. TAYLOR was formerly 81 Yates county y \. here
two of his children are now viu. lnd many relations
he removed % tins city n 1894 H. teacher she
Union School Tie flrst Ward Tor tAn wears anI bali
and afterwards Opsncl private Academy. which has
been continued 60 the present time Mr TAYLOR sustain.
ell character WtAolt rrpralcl. and lnlyDrsali
esteemed iu the community lie was q member OF tlf
FIRST Presbyterian church. ol tlls has family desire
T. SXPress their thanks ilr the u ts Uf Aint
hess received from numerous friends during hs illness
aud espe ALLY far The ~ mrstht ana consideration man
fested 10y The msmbers 20 tAe social Temple u Hnnur
Cow
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

The Detroit Free Press excuses itself for the
publication of the fraudulent statement respects
ing Fremont, purpOrsing to be fromthe \. Y. Tn
bHne of 1864, when it was really from that paper
of 1855, on the ground that it was published on
the authority Of the \. 7. World. The Free
Press thinks 1.-THE World does itself no credit
by such departure from its usually liberal and
truthful manner OF presenting facts and opinions
Alter such lOve.pst from its dear friend, il is
expected that that naughty child-the World
will not tell any more fbs-Or, at least none that
will be found out 1t is awkward and disrespect-
able for good children to go around telling lies.
aud then be obliged to own up.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention, TO elect four dele
gas 10 the state Convention o nominate candidates
for State Oncers and Electors Of President and VICE
President be hsd in the city Of Detroit ON the 'th
Of July 1864 viii be held the Court House, IN The
village q Mason sATURDAI July, %, at IL O'Clock
m
Believing that long this wicked rebellion threat
eus the existence Of the Government party issues are
inappropriate and injurious II not impossible, We recon-
mend an adherence the platform u the State Convsn
ton OF Is62 viz That while this rebellion threatens
.-4si so-a@- the 'as"1 %
political friends foes and accept no other from them
Wo therefore invite al nsn who are FOR this Govern
nent IA against all rebels and traitors Internationally
10 act with us--assuring them OF cordial welcome
without regard % political antecedents Let unoondi
itoaa los atty be the only test.
Ia accordance with resolution adopted a. prior
County Convention person will be allowed seat as
delegate the Convention % represent any other town
or ward than that IN which he actually resides.
The several towns and wards will be entitled ~ send
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

VI been male M thr condition at "A certain mort
gaze txcl utsi by Joseph Beach and tUrueil Reach Dol.
vie. oi White oak lngham county Michigan o. Samuel
,rosmnn ui Ann Arhor Mich san dated thr urt dlr ct
>uN0 mhrr, A y eighteen hundred and ang sia anf o.
corded January thirteenth ls5> in the m ti- R.
7itr u lcfs fHr the county u lushlm fle STAT. Uf
Michigan in laher II ~ Mortgage, on page open
Which mortgage there claimed be al tIr asis
oi u5 notice thc sum ul Two hundred add sixty three
dollars aud Two cents and suit protc iu.s al sR
having beeu Instituted O. recover ans part thereof
tl-r l- therefore hereby gwen. that Saturday. the
twenty fourth DAY o September next al tllatk
the afternoon sha sell al pablic vcndue 90 the highest
bidder, AZ lie front door OF tLe Circuit Court House
the village c Mason Ia the county ol gnan alor.said
tle premises ln said mortgage described. much
thereof shall Dee necessary o. satisfy tlc due
ou such mortgage " IN Interest aud rss costs sctrr
"a I'D attorney fet a tNeufy i've dollars C,fruanti
therein that the following described piece ur
parcel 10 land situate lu lusharn county Michigan VIZ
the south west quarter ~ north cast quarter ol
twenty, ia township No. two north OF range M two
cast.
DAnsVll.e, june 9, lsG4
SAMUEL. CROsNAN Mortgage
n ATWOOD Attorney 47swIS
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j h y IT'S T r y.
NOTICE OF AssEssMENT.
OFFICE OF The LANSING AM
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OFFICE OF The LANSING AMI
~ JACKSON RAILROAD CONPANT J-1s Il lsa4
T. tn .Stockholders T sad C0mpany
Peas. take notice saat - BARD ~ lr-sta-s %, ~
Lansing Jl-ks0n Rair1ai C0rnpau have 70 rsl4rc.
e, az made o.. ~. fs -r.l fL- car
stock q 500 Com PAW So
FIRST IT, -um ~ -, pr e,fa - stock lp0r Eh.eh
l0ihlE Las been pzl- --- tie ~ pr pr cs7f -
a. STOCK lpol winch i've pr cent. has been I.al- al
payable Ou tie first 1sy ~ july reTt
s-cood TIE san " f., Pr oent o- al -toes Iayan. e
OF The first c1y u A-sls. l-xt
Tlr- Tie sun q n IT cent n1orfhiy thereafter 70
al STICK payable OF the l-st cay u every
month -Lt.- oIhsrxse 0-le-e1 ~ IL Bard ~ sac
st9lk a. paid
Whch assessnasuts are % be- pad 70 james Turner
the treasurer q SAD Co1luy his cce l1 city
y La1sing u or before the ta prescribed or tie pay
uent u The sane.
p order NJ re Bard ~ D.rectors
4-szs % BAaNE- -er--fsry
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suffered less. We have taken in all twenty one
pieces OF cannon and many prisoners. Our
killed and wounded, for the last two days Of
which We have reports, Is stated at 5000. The
prisoners taken are mostly from BeAuregard's
army, Bsauregard supposed TO be in command.
Generals Terry aud Turner have succeeded in
destroying an important bridge aud four miles Of
the Petersburgh and Richmond Railroad, thus
cutting off the rebel communication with Rich
mold
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I FILTERS remaing unclaimed in he

Il Post once a. lansing state Il IA, his.n on The
--tl DAY o. june. lS6t
a. 10 obtain any q these stters the applicant must
cal ior 11rcrtts-d lcficrs give the date of a. f
AID pay one cent for advertising
a. l. not called for within on- rs.ftf th.s Nil r.
sent Go the Dead letter once
PM DELIVERY u letters ~ clrr..rs ft TIE resi
delcts % owners, nay De ss,re- ~ l.s.rft Or fol
cwl Rules
hrcct letters plainly O. she street ard number a.
~ei As The post ONCE state
Head letters Nitl iae writer fs,. .lor ana Sa--
srsoi and Hln,osr. sigu thcm plainly with iu name and
request THAI answers be dire ted accordiuglv.
~ Letters o. stranger Transient sore m to0
or Cay. Nhose special address b. .Nn sh.s
D. marked. r Tie lower lcfl hand corusr "a ia ile wr
'- lr~uscIent
tAce TIE postage stamp GA the upper q. "a Lar d
siner ans leave space hef~c cen The stamp aui La
ier post marx ing without interfering with the Wrtrr
| y b a request FOR tn Return ri letter o. an,
writer, n unclaimed within so DAYS les written Up
printed " "a tbs writer's name post one arc state
acrss tAc lit hand eut 81 the ensshfe on tlo f.--
SIDE. ~iA oe comped VI th al ths usual piclAlt r.is oi
ro-tAae Qat able Natu the citcT delivered o. ia NJ
/ ter SEC - lltrg ~ ls6S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

We will furnish THE REPUBLICAN TO campaign
subscribers, from this time until the last week in
November, for FIFTY CENTS to each subscrib
er. This viii barely pay the expense of publ
cation, but We make this liberal offer, trusting
that active, working Republicans will aid us in
giving our paper an extended circulation during
the campaign.
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t8- Aaron Fl. Crsgin has been elected u s.
Senator from New Hampshire, in place of John
P. Hale. Mr.. Hale has bsen member OF the
Senate since SAT, at which time he was elected
by the union Of the AbolitioUsts and Wings Of
that State. His case was similar TO that of Gov.
Bingham 10 this State. While a Democratic
Representative in Congress, he had offended the
Slave Power by some of his votes in favor OF
liberty, and was cast out of the party by the
managers as unworthy Of being re-nomnated.
From this decision he appealed to the people,
and was triumphantly elected Senator. When
be first took his seat in the Senate, much curios-
ty was felt to know how be would sustain him.
self in that body, where Calhoun had ruled on
slavery questions with almost despotic sway for
nearly a generation. But be took a bold and
manly course on all questions, aud being a
prompt debater and very good natured, he met
the expectations of his constituents without be-
ing embroi!ed in personal quar- els with the slave
holders. He has lost, however, somewhat of the
confidence of the public, by a habit OF giving
his services as an agent for the advancement OF
projects OF legislation on which he was Ultimate
y to decide as Senator. At bis last re. election
he was severely, although justly, censured for
this by the n. Y. Epsning Post. But on the
slavery question he has ever been true to bis
protested principles, and deserves all honor for
his independence when, under load of con-
tumely and scorn, be voted alone in the Senate,
OF with three or four others, for free discussion
and free principles. He has been Chairman OF
the Senate Naval Committee of late, and has
dspleased many OF bis political friends, and
gratl6ed the friends Of the rebels, by denoune-
ing what be conceived to be the corruption and
extrsvagant expenditures in the Navy Depart
nent. How far he was justified by facts
IN his charges, We are not nov in condition to
judge. But We have been of the opinion that
tor some time past, large amounts have been
been expended in that department that we're
needless and useless for meeting the present
emergencies of the Nation, unnecessarily in
cressing the amount of the National debt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
EXFCrTOR,S SALF-In 49, mniter

= ol the estate of Ansel Adams dsceaseI N0tlre
hereby given that by virtue ui oeuse raltsI t0 by
the Probate Court for the county of nriam ttr state
az Michigan executors II the last and
Tie highest bidder al the former residence aii
ceased al eleven clock On tho forenoon Msn,sdav
abe 18th las 81 june 1894 all thr right fif Gus
"a 90 stiI decreased aud the following deserted
rtl esiiia sig.tes % the city and % iac o." hg 81
fhe widow oi said deceased g. ahuut Is A.rrr of
land being part of The west bali OF tAt rorlh arsi
quarter u section ilal fifteen, township "a ftlf north
100 range -I two west located in the CTS Ian. ur
both -lft 81 oAI4N4ssDe street and bounded south -
tlc Lansing 'emrt ry north by s,rtr luc InI I4ut
d, m,t,rs and east hv State Reform School ianf. A
part 30 -sil Lands being enflmhcrol tf nNrfeee fsr
8 $50. ans about $3.50 back interest W. r1r.rt l0w
ever CO. Doe able o. give clear tiiir and OBJ ..l said
bands n lots az nearly one acre cash ifUntlF Nn ~la
Street and thr Avenue fronting the state Reform
School Also the west han az sUulh quarter $50
and tlc Nest fractional half ~ he south fraction
1f tle north east quarter l5ii aerl o fsctnn seven
I'D township four ~ north ~ range fRu 90 Rr-f
township oi I.nsuF, county and state liofe-tii slh
ft 90 .clnlhr4ucr of mortgage 90 ; uu aul about
1918 interest These lands all he SOLD in two 90 and
one I'D acre lots arrangements having been made o.
lit the mortgage The pas meat oi smoy OF tie iues
on SAID mortgage altogether may slt pore hasers
R-rhe CITY property Will hr -ail iu iufs A plat
ui the bc Seen at the residence uf Mr. Adams
on tlc premises Betsy ADAMS anl
joins MOOD
EXecut0r- a- aforesaid.
Lansing April I, 1874
The above sale Is hereby postponed unfh THcsily ftc
csth day n juno ls04 M nliitA D. AZ
HfT~Y ADAMS and
JOHN = Wupn
Enecotlrs
Lansing, Juno IS lso4 4sswl
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From The I'd regiment U. 5. shooter.

HEAnoUARTERs % REGiNFvT Z. s S :, !
AT fHE iEoSr, FIGHT Mills y r. OF NCHNOSD !
June !, 1854
Editor REPUBLIcAN Il take this opportur
ty Of lor~arding for publication, list of tn
casualties in Co. B to date
KILLED
Sergeant Chas Cronkhite, OF Mason.
Sergeant Geo. c. Wooduan. Of Bath.
Corporal David W. Waggoner, OF Aurelius
PTvates Elias w. Hsggerty, Of Bath
Richard Waffle of Bath.
Stephen Tyler, OF OkemOs.
Chauncey g. Slaght, of Aurelius
WOUNDED.
Sergeant l.. j. Blanchard, left arm, slight
Corporals c. futile, right leg, severe
g. 3. Smith, head, severely.
W Howard, left arm. slight
Pivates 7. c. Roe, head, slight
q. CIrts shoulder, severe.
I. J. Hawkins, right arm severe.
J. II. Thompson, head, slight
C. HelNg head, slight
A Hulsapp face, slight.
W II. Goodrich head, slight.
C. Wolf, left hand. slight.
b. c. Goodhue, neck and breast, slight.
j. W futile, right hand, slight.
J. Bonnet, right Lee, severely.
7. o. Piper, leiI foot, severely.
H. Lane, foot, slight.
Very respectfully yours,
A. A. GUEST.
Captain commanding Co. B.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
DIR. Wood. the Dentist. at Home

CITIZENS OF LANSING AND VICINITY -
have Just returned from Albany. ard AZ rs.ty =
attend = any cal 10 Denlsiry.
lam r-t cheap Dertst h4t profess n DO ny -
a. c.ref8ny and IS sklf-liy - any l ibc $3.50,
F-t .r WI II au1 10 much s.srlh oct or tnsi
Be- worthy C al clam, bef0,e lr1s.1s yo-r ise'- "
LAS care This True policy
CITY icts I'D -zLcs l-- s4ie-
E. WOOD. r.. sasnss -
Jane IS. 1874 'f~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

e A 9Th corps espoDdent states that q
society hss been formed 10 that corps called
" Ben Schars, whose object Is TO look for one
aBothers interest IL the march, in the bivouac
and iu battle TO see that 4 member has good
attention when sick or wounded in case of bis
death TO forward bis bcsy homo, or, if that is in
possible, to see that be il buried a. becomes a
soldier, and TO have a record made Of bis burial
place, uud his effects preserved and sent to is
friends The benefits Of such al association viii
De almost incsiculable
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
Geo. W. Peek on Fremont.

Ia a speech before the State Democratic
Convention, in Detroit, June le, Mr.. Peck
said:
II Is an old saying that the darkest hour is
just before the dawn. The condition OF the
country is Illustrating this The day Of re-
demption steadily but surely draws near We
have been told that the finger Of God il traced
in all the bloody pictures Of the last three
years. We can see a divine dispensation in
another quarter A voice has gone forth from
the midst Of the administration. impeaching il
ior It's criminality. The Fremont movement
coming from the very bosom of Father Abra-
ham. is indicating the record aad the declara-
tons OF the democracy. made through these
evential years Just passed. He had little con
fdence in Fremont; there we're sOme good
things aud some very bad things in bis plat
form; but he i one Of the agents in the hands
Of Providence, that Is TO rescue he country
from ia, present peril So far az Fremont as
sert- the great fundamental dCctines OF cOnsti-
tut onal freedom. democrats endorse him and
10 further So far a. be reafirms the old JEFF
feTsOnian creed. We are with him.
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CasunItie. the goth Regiment

FRONT LINZ BkkASlMOkkS. MAI
Coin HARBoR, Va, June 10, 1864.
Below is complete list of the casualties in
the 10th Michigan Infantry since May 2Sd. the
day OF our arrival al the North Ann River, from
SpottsylvsniA Court Honse, Va:
Nav 24th-H. Packard, Co. B, face, slight.
Nav 25th-P. Manchester, Co. c leg, Slight.
+ w. Soule, Co. cont. from shell.
May 26th-J T Waldrou. Co Il, killed
G. II. Starr, Co. G, killed.
June lst-J. Z. Carl, Co. A, cont. on leg
JUNK 2d-coNPASYA.
G. r. Burlingane, left arm. seriously.
II. B. Walker, left arm, flesh wound
F. W. Muscat, right thigh. severe
f. Hawn, right thigh, severe
COMPANY Is.
J. D. Norris. bead slight.
{. Grieb, head, severely.
II. Rove, left shoulder, severely
L. W. Scripture, right thigh, severely
+. Alright, right arm, severely.
l.. q. TYLER, missing.
E. N. Goodrich, missing.
COMPANY c
Svlverter Lewis, killed.
W. j. Lev IS, left side, slightly
j B. Monk, missing
II. Mathews, missing.
W. Mccall, missing.
Geo. Powell, missing.
COMPANY D.
Sergeant b. F Arms, killed
COMPANY h.
J. Keller. killed
Serrt. " A. Ross, right thigh, prisoner.
). Clay, breast slight.
II. Livingston, head. severe
J. Peck, right shoulder, confusion from she'll
John Brown, missing.
ooHPANY, D.
VIM. McDole, left shoulder, severely.
COMPANY O.
A. F. Porter, missing.
COMPANY II.
\. Ikenberg, right ankle.
F. Esselman breast and right arm, severe.
q. NJ. Munroe, right arm, slight.
J. A. DELL leit thigh, slight
COMPANY l.
Capt C. C Dodge, missing.
{. d. Berry, missing.
COMPANY K
A. g. Barney. Sergt Major, Acting Lieut. an,
commanding company, left ankle, slight
H. W. Aeeier, heau, shsht.
JUNE 3d-CoMPANY A.
1t. H. B. Carpenter, head, severe
COMPANY B.
Ord. Sergt. P NJ Skinner chest and right leg
confusion. not serious.
G. H. Ward, groin, severe confusion.
COMPANY c.
Sersent D. NJ. BidwelI, right leg amputated.
I. Andrews, right leg amputaied.
COMPANY n
NJ. Campbell. groin, severe.
;. A. Allen, confusion, not severe.
COMPANY Z.
A. Haling, right arm.
COMPANY D.
Sergeant VIM II. Warner. killed.
j. BrokaW, both arm, flesh wounds
Ord Seret- F. Halbert. right arm, severely.
q. zimmerman, right leg, slight.
/ F. Sfe-'- h@-S alieh-
COMPANY G.
J. Mouer, neck, severely
J. Darling, eide.
L. Long, confusion by shell, slight
COMPANY H.
/ ?. Socks, lefht hip, flesh wound
/ g. Schiag, confusion from she'll left side
/ &. w. Nreeland, confusion, not severe.
June 6th-W. Straut, Co. c, leg, contusio
| from she'll
June 7th-Sergt. d. c. Holmes, Co. II. killed
Ord. Sergt f. Robinson Co.
neck. severely.
June eth-C NJ Royce. Co. II. confusion lei
arm. O.P. CHUBB,
Assistant Surgeon.
D
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

az The lad es OF Detroit have completed the
organization of their National Covenant for Dress
Reform. About 800 ladies all Of wealthy aud H.
iluensial families, assembled on lhe llth instant,
aud we're addressed by Judge Campbe H. at con-
siderable length. The following ladies we're
elected to fll the several Offices named
Presdent-Mrs Jacob NJ Howard
Wee Presidemts-Mrs Robert Stuart, Mrs
Judge Campbell, Mrs Gen. Wilcox, Mrs DR..
Clark. Mrs Bella Hubbard, MIs Philo Parsons,
Mrs F. Wetmore, Mrs. VIM. A. More, Mrs Judge
Goodwin. Mrs. l.. Allen Mrs. j W. Waterman,
Mrs. Walter Ingersoll, Mrs. Alexander II. Dey,
Mrs. John Owen and Mrs. James Burns.
SeeretaTy-AissS. Eliza NOyes
ITedsurer-Mrs. w. A. Howard
Corresponding SecIetarieS-Mrs. VIM. War
ner aud Miss Matilda Davenport.
The meeting adopted the following resolution
ResOlvcd, That we pledge ourselves to practice
for ourselves and households careful economy
in dress, furniture and living, and to dispense
With Injuries, forign or domestic, and TO use our
influence 10 secure the general adoption OF the
same practice.
The association will shortly issue al address tc
the women of Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

The Convention will also elect if they determine
delegates attend the Congressional Convention for th
district, hereafter TO be called.
l. II. BARTHOLOMEW,
A. r. l.. COVERT,
LUCIEN REED.
HORATIO PRATT
DANIEL l.. CROSSNAN,
y " JONES.
Executive County Committee
lansing, June % 1861.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

Rs- HOsTETTER's Celebrated stomach Btisrs is Oh,
~ The greatest Strengthening Tomelcs eKlsnt 10 l-
especially adapted O. those who afflicted aIih the
Fever and Ague, any other disease arising from dis
ordered condition u the digestvo organs For the Re
yer aud Agao there Is medicine tto world equal o.
IT, n il entsr. rurie- aDl repenishos the blood which
is e. important % bring about haaithy action ia dis
eases Of this nature Tie bricr- ar nous among ths
most popular. sut 10 the SAND. tis valuable ssc, Dol
the mdicAl World H. rscon4llenlli. t o. Oh. p4b4e
are fully conscious = dons then great SERVICE know
ing, as We DO their many excellent qualities and sr.
and speedy action sll where the dlseas aus
cd by irregalArty Of the dige tive organs tral viii
suffice for the most skept.al ~ Sc An riifraeaf
Fer sale 10y drugg SIS aud dealer generally every
whore 4-8ml
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

sE-Our readers will do well to examine the
law, which we publish officially on the first
page, for the establishment of a Postal Money
Order system. Ia England this system has
been tried for many years with much sue
cess, and is found especially useful to the me-
chanics and laborers who wish to send small
sums TO their families or friends. 1t super.
sedes the necessity of applying to banker,
and as the government guarantees the safe de-
livery of the money, it cannot be lost by the
owner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

sHr The Democratic delegates to the Chica-
go Convention are, for the State at large: J.
:. Barry A. c. Baldwin, Alpheus Felch,
Nathan Barlow.
LET DiSt,ict n T o. - -,