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n L M Z M B r. "a
THAT THIS BITTER Il
N OF ALCOH HOLIC
Contains no Rum or Whiskey. and
CAN'T MAKE DRU Nk ARDS.
But Is
THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD!
READ WHO SAYS so:

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, \. J., formerly OF the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
have known H0ofand's German Bitters f4vorAbly
for number OF years have used them in my own
family and have been pleased with their effects
that Twas induced to recommend them 10 many 9th
ers and know that they have operated strikingly
beneficial manner. | take pleasure IN thus publicly
prOclalmng This naJt, and Daiiins tho attention f
those afflicted the which they
recommended 10 these Btters. knowing from eN
psrience that nay recommendation will be sustained
10 this more chccriay H0ofand' Btters in
tended TO benefit the afflicted, and is not q rum
drink - Yours truly,
LEVI g. HFlk
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HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Ofnce at the Drug Store
OF r fhayer ( Son, in Dodge and Becbe's Block
Washington Avenue, Lansing Mich. All calls
promptly attended to. All
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War KIND OF VAR MEx THf

WHAT KIND OF War MN THEY RUS.-
The cOpperheads in Michigan are parading
a Colonel for Governor. Bnt be is a
Colonel" that resigned his commission in
face Of the enemy. Either he resigned be-
cause OF lack OF relish fOr the tolls and
perils OF the field, or because be was tired
Of this abolition war. Why was it?-Alba-
M Journal
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GEO. 4. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law and Solicitor In
Chancery, Agent for prosecuting Claims Of Soldiers
and Soldiers Widows, against the Government,
for Bounty Money, Pensions and Arrears OF Pay
Lansing, Mich Once IN Cowles' Block, up stairs,
Wsshington Avenue 4GS
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LANSING, hichigan-N. W. Edgar, Proprietor. The
Edgar House IS new, and is fitted up throughout IN
the best style, and with new furniture. on Wash
lngton A-1aue, near the site OF the Old-Iansng
House. 3 leave this House daily 4T9
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~ Since the beginning II the month
over 500 rebel deserters have reached Wash
ingtOn. nearly all of wh0me have taken the
oath and gone North IN seardh Of work. IL
is represented that thousands more WIZ ue-
sert when the terms Of Gen Grant : ia'e
order IS known among the priva'es oi 'ie
rebel army.
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SEYMOUR HOUSE,

By Lewis C. LOOMS, Corner Franklin and Centre
Streets, lansing, Mich. This House IS adjacent O.
the Depot, aud has been thoroughly reftted
throughout. IL Is the intention Of The proprietor
TO keep IL In first class style Iy-474
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pUBTIC-NO 1877

AN ACT making appropriations for sundry civil ex
penses OF the Government for the year ending the
thirtieth Of juno, eighteen hundred and sixty five.
and for other purposes.
Bet enacted bythe Senate and House # Representatives,
Of the United Stdtss of 4BeTicG Congress assembled
That the following sums be and the same are hereby
appropriated for the objects hereafter expires ed for
the fiscal year ending the thirteih June, eighteen
hundred aud sixty FIVE viz
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HOT and Shoe Dealers, have just received a large
Assortment Of Spring stock OF Boots and shoes
consisting OF Mems, Women's, Boys, Misses
Cnhdrens and Youths wear Custom Work
promptly attended 10.
JOHNS BAILEY
lansing, Nay 10, 1854 4I3u
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II. e.. SPRANG.

WAGON aud Carriage Maker, foot u Washington
TOO Street, below the site OF the Lansing House
Wagons constantly on hand, At reasonable prices
Repairing done. 407
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Popular Vote Of the Country.

From The =. Y Tribune
The following table shows the popular
vote OF the respective states in 1858 with
the number OF Electors 10 be chosen hy
each eight weeks hence:
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
EDGAR HOUSE.

N HUDSON, Proprietor, lansing, Michigan, oppo
site the Capitol building. General Stage ono,
kopt IN connection with the House 469
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DIR. WOOD.

INA Dentist, az HOme.-Citizens Of Lansing and Vi
cinity have just returned from Albany and am
ready 20 attend 10 any call IN Dentistry am not
cheap Dentist bot profess to do nv work as
carefully and ~ skillfully any in the business
hAst or West II claim too much, search out one
that s worthy of all claim before trusting vour
teeth TO his care This is true policy.
Caty Lots and Lands for sale
June Is, 1894 473tf
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Or. C. NJ Jackson: Dear Sir-Personal experience
enables me TO say that ] regard the German Bitters
prepared by you a most excellent medicine In
Of severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited by the use Of the Btters, and
doubt not they will produce similar effects others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown Pa
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From Rev }. Newton Brown, d. d, EiitOr Of the En-
cyclOpedia " Religious knowledge and the Chris
tian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines general, through distrust OF their
ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify 10 the benefits
he believes himself 10 have received from any simple
preparation the hope that he may thus contribute
TO tho bencnt Of others.
/ do this the more readily IN regard 20 Hollands
German Bitters, prepared by lT. Z. n. Jackson, OF
this CITY, because was preiudced against them for
many years under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | indebted to my
friend, Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encouragement
10 try them when suffering from great and long
tinued debility. The use OF three bottles Of these
btcrs at the beginning Of the present year, was fol
lowed by evident relief and restoration TO degree
Of bodily and mental vigor which had not felt for
six months before, and had almost desparei of re-
gaining. | therefore thank God and ny friend for
directing me 90 use them.
J NEWTON BROWN Phila
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nART 4 WILEY

ATTORNEYS, Counselors and Solicitors, Lansing
Michigan. Prompt attention given 10 Collections
Payment OF Taxes and Investigation Of Land Titles.
n G. DART. 1y47S D. C. Willy.
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w. G. PAINE.

HYsICiAN and Surgeon, Lansing, Mich. once that
recently occupied by Dr. shank Residence on
Cherry Street, one door south OF Wm. " Carr 5
residence. 1y-4T2
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IL. THAKER.

ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law and Solicitor in
Chancsry, and Circuit Court Commissioner, vii
hamston, Ingham County, Mich. 432
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THE Tribune here adds note showing
that some Of the numbers stated above were
for elections Of 1852 instead Of ls63. there
being only local OF partial elections in some
States last year, and prOceeds:l
Putting Kentucky against rs where
she probably belongs and the popular vote
Of last year would give Mcclellan the Elec-
tors from New Jersey. Indiana, Kentucky
and Miss0uri-44 ia al-leaying Isl TO
Lincoln And that il just about the prob
able result, unless the Rebels in arms
should meantime win important victories
Our triumph seems tOlerably safe, but not
20 safe as to justify an abatment Of effort
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
B. r. BAILEY,

Physician and Surgeon, Lansing
Mich. Once on Washington Avenue, over inger
soils Store. Special AttentiOn given to chronic
complaints, and female Diseases. ly4os
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

J. PRICE, Proprietor, Mason the County seat OF
Ingham County, Michigan. Lansing, Jackson and
Dexter Stages stop al this House Charges rea-
sonable. Iv 473
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J. VAN KEUREN.

MASON and Builder, Lansing Michigan. Keeps
constantly on hand and for sale, Grand Rapids
Lime, Stucco, and Water Lime. Office at r. Booth-
royd 4 Co. 8 Store Is -46s
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j. l.. LAyTERMAy.

DkNTlSf. Teeth mounted on Gold Silver OF Rub
Der Base Ofice az his residence on Grand
) Street, directly east Of the Capitol Ian
sing, Michigan. $50
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Successors to C. NJ Jackson & Co, Prsprietors.
e9- For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every
Town In the United States. 4s2y1
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LONGYEAR q BURTCH.


LAW, Chancery aud Collecting Business, Lansing
Michigan Once over tho Second National Bank.
r. y. LOSGrKAR- sos y. d. ". BURTCH-
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From the Rev Thos Winter. Pastor of RoNborongl
Baptist Church.

Baptist Church
Or. Jackson. Dear SRI feel It due 20 your excel
lent preparation, Hcohands German Bitters to add
NV testimony 10 the deserved reputation il has OBJ
tanned l have for Years. al times, been troubled
with great disorder my head and nervous system.
was advisedby friend 10 try bottle of your Ger
man Bltters. | did 50 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief nv health has been very
materially benhtted. | confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar to my own
and have been assured by many Of their good effects
Respectfully yours 7. WINTER,
RnNhnrnnrh pa
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From the Rev Jos H. Kenard, Pastor Of the 10Th
Vaufist Church


nr Jackson Dear Sir-I have been frequently re-
quested TO connect my name with commentators
OF different kInis II medicines. but regarding the
practice az out of my appropriate sphere, have IN
all cases declined but ith a clear proof in various
instances and particularly my family. Of the use
fullncss of D. HoOflads German Bttcrs 1 depart foI
once from my usual course 10 express my full cen
viction that for general debility OF the system and
especially for Liver Complaint It Is a safe and yau
able preparation Ia some cases 10 may fail. but
usually, doubt not, Il win be very beneficial "a
those who suffer from tho above cause
Yours, very respectfully. J n kENARD
Eighth below Coates Street Philadelphia
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See that the signature Of So 4. NJ JACKSON ~ Is on
the Wrapper on each bottle.
Should your nearest Druggist not have the article
do not be put Cd by any Of the intoxicating prepara
tious that may be offered in its place but send 10
and we will forward, securely packed, by express
Principal Ofhce and Mandatory No 631 Arch
al.
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From Rev J. : Herman Of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks County, Pa.
1T e VI Jackson Respected Sir-I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any meiicIne that did me as much
good as Hooflnds Bitters. | am very much in
proved IN health, after having taken I've bottles.
Yours with respect J. : SHERMAN
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From Rev } II Turner, Pastor OF Holding NJ =
Church, Pha.
1T Jackson. Dear Sir--llas ng used Your German
Bitters IN my family frequently. ! am prepared TO
say 10 has been Of great service I believe that ID
most cases OF general debility Of the system IL the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which I have
any knowledge Yours respectfully.
] Fl TURNER,
No -r6N Nineteenth street
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NV htfutllc. n 1
1T. c VI Jackson Dear SRI celita pleasure thus
Il my accord g. bear testimony tho excellence
OF the German Bitters. Some years since being af-
ctcd with dyspepsia. used thtm With very hened-
ciai results have often recommended them to per
sons enfeebcd hv that tormsuting disease and have
heard from them the most fattering testimonials as
10 their great value In cases Of general debility
believe II u be- tonic that cannot be surpassed
J VI LYONS
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From the Rrv. J VI. lyons formerly pastor Of the
Columbus. u. - and hiiestown. pa , Blptlst
Churches.
, 1864-03-25

on The battle se1d: There is no Eivt,sy bttTeen
t:e two Commissions, He woad e1hoFt thc p
dier that be shall not forget 10 pay his allegiance 70
onr great Captain. Hc wond s7h It thsm t9 . 9.
iEcn spoke Of the 5000 Afria1n-Ane5acans who
try. IT, They arc tfc Only irtcpds we have,
end we Won't have any other until We have M whipped
lie rebels and aun1hil.tcd their armies. The seak-
e,w hs 70 1set the sSn,hssn f., re-, rse BE-
70 to cosx him. Hc believes in Abraham Lincoln,
heis an hencsr and l. doing he possibly can
affecting Incident about HcSro, Mho, naGln% IN o.;
t:Incd hss frccdom, exclaimed, = GLORY 70 Goa and
Abraham Lincoln. The speaker -Was glad to sec
that Chicaro looked after good Investments The
Chr!etiau Commission Is better tnI3stntns than
gold. So loug a. tue war goes on, he would ask
the Eeop1e to keep up these gensrtons eGnt'ibn 4
the Potomac and the voyage Of the good ship Onion
finished.
4 collection was thea taken up for the benefit Of
the Commission: The assembly then Joined IN
which the meeting adjourned with the nediction.
, 1864-03-25

Total. ...........-..-.--. 3S7, 196.6G
This was gratifying exhibit, and Comptroller
uayes was justified in fc1dtatiug the Common
Courcn upou the healthy condition OF the finances
Of our city. This, be 1t understood, Was while the
majority Of the Council was' Republican. Shortly
after this report was made the political complexion
ct the Common Council was changed. Immediate
u the coppcrheads began to cast about to ses how
they could manage to dispose Of this la1ge unex-
pended balance. They were beset BY a crowd ofhun-
t1y mendicants who for 1uaDy years had been
smelling around the outside OF the public treasury
without orcc having the opportunity 10 thrust
1he1r noses within. They had followed the strong
tox as the children Of 1srael followed the cloud In
the deaeft-fron afar, and becauee they had OBJ
tdred majority Iy fraud and ballot stutans and
coubic voting, they claimed the right to ENJOY Its
precious contents. The accumulated balances OF
Republican Administration melted away like the
mist before the morning. sun, or, to use figure
more In accordance with the times, like the night
Of disloyalty, treason md copperheadism before
the rays of an enlightened and T1juyenated public
sentiment-
+ These balances are gone, spent dissipated md the
wheels Of the city goTetnment are very nearly
blocked for want Of necessary funds. Salaries have
been increased, money has been squaDdered upon
the secession anda total foEgetnlness OF the
fret principles Of economy evinced. The Last
NN4tF~~AA~~
sulhor1tv TO transfer, temporarily funds from one
account to another to suit his convenience md 10
meet sny contingency that might arise. live have
been rightly informed, the Comptroller has availed
himself Of this privilege. Ths balances arc used
up. At meeting OF some OF the school Inspectors
u few days ago, Comptroller Hayes Was sent Tor,
andasked II there was not some account which
could be drawn upon supply the deficiency In the
School Fund to enable the schools to continue un
! I'll the next 1ery Of taxes. His reply was, '.The
| money ia all expended" The Contingent Fund
WIS mentioned, and this too he said WAS expended
In "lncreaeed salnries.'' The conclusion reached
w1s, that until lhr next levy the city is bank
rupt.
This Is a humtiiating confession, and furnishes
| an argument which appeals most strongly 10 the
| tax payers for change. Let them take this mat
Ter In hand mud elect Council which shz hold the
ofBct1s to strict Accountability. Let the city
cease to furnish the milk upon which the rebel or
"a feeds and dourishes vigorously. Let salaries
be cut down to figure consistent with the condi-
The people arc becoming aroused; their righteous
ipdirnaton lH excited and on the third Tuesday OF
AprIl, We trust. they viii thoroughly cleanse the
| Council Of every Coppethead abomination. whose
ferzu Of office then expires. Elect honest, tntelli-
1 scnt and sober AdeTmen-nen who believe IN tho
Economical administration Of city aHalrs-and VIC
m6v be cure that we ehal1 never again have ooca-
| eion to make 20 humilattng confession as We
have this day mads.
, 1864-03-25
Gbledgo Gribut1e.
FRIDAY, MARCH .5, 1864,
THE CITY.

Gaze OF HAnEAs Conrus.-Mmy Lyman,
who wus committed TO jail some time ago on 3
Charge Of larceny. was brought up yesterday morn"
ing before Judge Van Buren, al his chambcss, On a
wit Of hobeas corpus and admitted to give hais IN
the sun OF SEQ for her appearance nj the 4fceofo'
cg's Court. !
ARa1yA1s At CAMr Observation-Disclosures
,o,ope, Iou1s Scbodncr, OF The 18Th Invalid Corps
~ T,cntrn.ut colonel G. S. Jennings, Major
r,n,sa corncljus Captain J. Aewhincy. Lteutcn-
80 " II. Jones and C. n. Downs, Of the 11lh In
~-Ifd Corn, have nr7ivcd at Camp Douglas and as
sumed iheir places in their regiments.
sEooxD PRECINCT Police STAT1oS.-Thc
removal Of the Police Of the Second Precinct to
their new quarters on Union street between Ran
dolph and Lake streets, VIII be effected tomorrow.
The building is being atted with cells for prisoners
and dou{to.ies for the odiccrs. The old Market
will then be completely demolishodina day or two
afterwards.
FIRE-A fire broke ont about II o'clock
yesterday morning in the upper story Of kcnda'ls
bakery, located on the corner OF Dearborn and |
W.tbinpton stree,s. 1twas caused BY the falling |
,f soroe hot c3ndcrs between the chinks OF the
aoor. A lev bucketsfa} of water suf'ccd to extin-
euIaht&
EVANSTON REp1vvus.-Tle hopes Of the |
Evanston Railroad Company were not, 1t seeme,
fatly killed BY the cruel blow the Directors re-
ceived at the hands of the Common Council. 1t Is
stated that on the strength Of IN idea that his
presence on the Board was obnoxious to the coun-
c5}. MI. II, B.11urd has resigned his position a.
Secretary, and that the place Is ed By the election
ofJ. F. willard The Directors secn to think that
/, ts men and not means which viii bc regarded by
the city fathers.
T,rrrrn soxs or En1S.-Thts Society held
.o.,nu T., thcfr hau an Wednesday evening lass.
s.ss5os =, accont +bc invitation nf,hc + 4nia:,s
~, a.. +tn fn,nrnr,t,nn ri tbc Ir1sa S,ri,nal
,s.,anrr ro-t
'n ", .:s..s,.,. ~ r,so or rrrcb.s,n,. 1T ,na
- r,..sa,nn +hnrcor ~. p-osido,t -,,a-,.
49,. T.. ar.r1.. -, +l.rA esori,t,o :. IN ,,ro
s..,ea n1hA ,n,,1,ers co,id -s,aa 81, N,
.snt ~ ~ nsast,on ~ mi, wbi,s ROW * ~ ~
~ AL ~ s .s,s ~ sn,s.-a5 ortssa. t,,e seess.v
4ooeo "9a.e .t.sn. M s@es - a,s..as ,,,"srcs
1e.-,- r,.. ,ouon.;u T.
MAetNe.oN ~ ~. ~ ~. m....ss.. .S "s -. 49,.
o t1t. " saos 80 re ~ +ha .ns+.,rsr1 ~ +h.t
s.4a,1 ns Hssa ~ m.s,ss1, @ Taa.s,z caoa.
noble ansutusson' so9o 80, 1slps ~. n1 49,
county. e1ol.W' ~ =. au!, SsS, = na,
6rsan, r. ualhoTas, ssn ~ nop1 = At' ~ :, ~
~ nons'e! 1t..
:. oesrs =. - $500, rn:-s,. ~ rM.n
u. .: "ea4ns'e1' g =. ~ e-, 1.,,e ~ ~
9u'aAt AAnS' - =. ~ H1N4A - ~ sNr
4 -. - A4w. - - 49, es natt ~ t e.
.oia, ~ -. 9 ~ w., nx cnsua- sas,s+ -
sa.s. =, en- !, -. ne,ree,te have ai.o hasn
s,s~.-s,'aa ~ ~
AR,nrR WHO w1t1 Sor re THRoys.-Ro.
.,nn, e., P,der. a 1adv vell known In tudIcia,
circles. was Yesterday charged before ~J Jakt1c.
,r,h 10 40 srfr., n tho ,,oraou
, 1864-03-25

Y. M, Christian Association.
EDS. TRIBUNE: III congratulate the Young
Mems Christian Association on having such'a 1--we
man as 4. S. Wells at the head Of Of their tick
eis. The motto he has chosen, The Best Into
rests Of The Association, pro{es that his heart Is
in the work. FRoarEse.
, 1864-03-25

WARTED-Agentsi in every coun-
oleat ksbsea is s ss chseesef g. see s ~
Memphis, Tenn: {Elghth Edlt!on adlrsady Ia pfsss1
si5o Fer copy. 4 humorous outline Of the Rebellion,
written IN the ancient chronicle STYLE one of The
territory given, and liberal inducements offered to
thoroughly aGeo1nrllshed agents Sold 6y s9bscrtG-
street. Cincinnati, ohlo Drawer 68ll. Chtcaso, Ill.
, 1864-03-25
Auftig1l EaIeE,

DEGULAR SATURDAYS
LII sALE.-New and Secondhand Furniture, New
and Secondhand Carpets. &c-
On SATURDAY, Mafch a6th. It 9K o'cock, at Buttefs
Auction Rooms, corner Washington and Dearbosn%sts
HOUSEHOLD GODDS.-The entire Furniture Of q
family breaking up housekeeping, consisting OF d
large and general variety Of good Furniture.
BUGG1Es.-seyeral new and secondhand Open and
Top Euggfcs.
CEOCkEEY, .&c.-ConststluS Of many kinds Of de.
uh2ebsSt WM. A. BUTTRRs l. CO., Auct,s.
, 1864-03-25
YOUNG MsA's* ASSOCIATION.
Letter from Mr, Chitteaden.

Akss1s. EprEoHs: We a.c possessed Of evidences
conclusive that the election Of next Saturday
would result In no election okcandidates, owing
to three Tickets being in the Geld.
Having been very reluctantly drawn into the &C.
ceptanee Of tho nomination, In beha'f Of myself
and my associates Of tic Opposition, that sicte
ia withdrawn from tile field, which we gladly leave
to those more dessrous than ourselves ior the
honors. Yours truly,
. OEoceE r. Cu1rrEDEH
Chicago, March s, 1sM.. =,
, 1864-03-25

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