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Appointments for Meetings.

There viii be public meetings held ia this county al
tbe paints named below, at the times Indicated,
Which will be addressed BY HORATlO PRATT, Esq.
anaN d. CHATTERTOS. Esq. Each Of the meetings
narnel sill be held In the evening
E.sham-At tue Reeves Scho0lh0use. Friday, oct
Il Al Meadvilie, Frliay, OCT y
L.zli--At The Craii0ck ~choolhouse, Friday, Nov 1
H1,1ffsIf-At the Raymond Srhoolhorse, Ti.lrs-
lav or l3. At the Pssock Schoolh0use Thurs .ay
Nov. 5
Public meetings viii also be he'd a. tie following
po.a- and will De addressed by the persons ls ma.
IgslJ.ansssass-At the Cratre -chDpiheuss. -.-lrs
day, Oct. p, by VI 3D. Clattcrtou, and l.. = Foster.
AZ tn Branch Schoolhousc, Tuesday. Nov. Isl, by
u Chatterton and a speaker - be designated
ts expected that r puhlcans u each Of these
voa. will make the necessary arrangements for
th.-s. noetinpa RY oRDKR 60 oos.
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

I0r dosLrlor,
HENRY A.. CIsAPO, OF t.eHesee-
Dor Iieuteolnt GovsrnoT,
EnEN,R q. GROsV ENOR, of Hiilsdaie'
For Secretary n state,
JAMES 70. PORTER, OF Allsgan-
Tof state Treasurer,
JOHN OWES. OF Wayne
Tar Aui.tor General,
EMIL AsNEkE, of Inshara-
t.r Commissioner Of he State I4i.i oa. e.,
CYRUS HEH TIT. Of Calhoun
For Attorney G~nerai,
ALBERT WILLIAMS, Of Ionia.
For surt - Puhne Instruction,
oRAMEL H0sFORD, OF Eaton
Fsr Member u st.fe Beard q Elacat.on,
wIrTER ]. BANTER, OF HiIlsd"le.
g., ,.soc,,,s jsstlce 81 tie s4prsl,e Co-r,. % oil
Vacaucy,l
THOMAS VI. COOLEY, Of Ann Arbor'
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Why : i've ask the dumb dogs once
more-that no single Democratic Leglsla-
ture has ever passed a soldiers Voting
law. The voters and journals Of their par
" have for years been clamOring that iur-
lOughs were freely granted 70 the RepuOl-
eau soldiers OF New Hampshire, Connecti-
cut. and other states. in view OF important
Elections therein: but in no case have they
chosen 10 preclude all Partially by favoring
and passing Soldiers Voting law. Here
: New Jersey. the home Of Mcclellan, With
a Democratic Legislature and Governor
since Is62-why has she not enabled her
soldiers 10 vote. Why, why, Echo an
swers, Why,
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Prom Rev. John No,t. ID. ID.

peorr--.E Il I-xlo> CoI1EsF. --iE~EcIAlf Z 4 .
snce s-st arkn. ~Ieissd the gre-t benefit Fn..A
recsi4 50 from tle * nal treatment % ~ Lgiilil
In regard T. u4y leirng letters of iaq-.ry AaF' h
.es-,utlv poured upon rne from parts o H. cla-
,rv from parties desiring g. learn TIE particulars 4
ny case. 4ad am Indeed slrprl-~l % o.. ---n'
Of individuals EAo are affected similar O. O.. manner
iu gli.h have been. AID THEREFOR Pei more all
rn5re a sAcres duty which o~e o. t1o-e s-1efeis.
g. direct th-Ia o. proper aud reliable source O. 20
talu the benefit they 80 much c1v-i. and Nlich
nan. Afflicted ones have tlerto salglt i- FAi- i'i
as had doue previous g. applying .. lf Ighf-.A-
Ih.d from infancy oae vers feaf eir. Flicl 81 T>i
escharsed nor 0r Ass .fel-ivo matter 4a- b. il
source q th- greatest sul0yaloe aud DISC ii RI 8
II. last YEAR the other ezr also became .--ei
- both e4-s fi-Cl.arsel q yellow mattel very ~
fu.s and highly o1-lsive Ny bearing 5ccam- f-ry
much impaired az TIE i'scha-gs pr3ilcel TO-
greatest debility = body an tcpr--s.9n = s9arts
applied . my family physician anu cher srtc'-
TONERS without teriv NJ any benefit aud slno-t r
SPARED II being restored o. health wAe- prov .el
t.auv ! applied % Ir Iilhihl. v1icr BIS treat
rn.ut ny ears 5eran % improve a. olcc. and oo1iia
seI D. 90 s. until 10 conp-rat 81 st - tt-e Dea
ssrs were healed Tie discharge removed. Az ial
hearing restored Al 1-st fear-l ihe care N1u.-
81
not BE- permanent or fn-t thl % 1plage = l'afs'
Of &C long stslilug ~ prove is-rine-i-i 10 my
general health q lear rlcl az great fna1y Oh
terrain IL regard - the removal n csc1srs' ifeu
the car ~ cr9e-iefco hoNsT@r. La TrDFrl co-
clusive.v that Iny zVpr.lrlE.l-s ~ere c-ire-.
z-ogn1isss IL b1th -.ecis f1r 1oth ear- are - We
Az ny hrarag - GOD - Fresent IS Tie LAY e.i
q treatment a.: The sto1pags = t1e iso1Arse. L.
stead u proving detrimental > ny heath. las ssi
n. lie highest elasticity and vEor y body, a.
asu q spirits not EXPERIENCED for long tine pre-
vio1s.
Irs,h lie above statement ul.slt serve a. 60
era answer D. those interested, 1-t should che O.
the other sesire % apply q M gersona'.T, or -
letter vi caesrflly satisfy al rsasor-ole Co
azuds lyol ny slms.
avail myself = tbs opportunity q -s,Ain pl'-e
expressing ~ copy Pet grat.t1t= % Dr. isatr-
xhorn esteem a. gsu-iernal aid nlAn q, sc.a-ce
/ 4 whom tie highest couase1ce nay Be placed
JOHN S0TI-
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SOLDIERS TICKETS.

Il is to be hoped that the important duly
OF forwarding tickets 10 our brave soldiers
in the field has been attended To in every
town. This is the only way that tickets will
reach them. II you have not sent them do
so at once. 1t may not yet be too late.
There is supply in every town in the
county.
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II Mr.. sumner ID his late speech IN
Boston made the striking point that every
Republican in America IS for the Union
and against the rebellion, and that could
not be said Of the miscallsd Democracy A
Democrat may be all right but Republi-
can must be. \ supporter Of Mcclellan
NAV be for the Union ' at all hazards "
some OF them doubtless are-but support
er Of Of Lincoln is tor that, and nothing else.
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r. Tie rebel organ in Detroit called
the Free Press. processes TO rejoice at our
victories over the armed hordes Of JEFF Da-
Wis. and adds in the next sentence, "Our
victories under Lincoln are simply preudes
70 more slaughter. debt, and consumption.
Is an incceAse Of slaughter. debt, and con-
scriptiou the grounds Of is rejoicing.
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~ President Lincoln will be reelected:
but we need two-thirdS of the members Of
Congress to be Republicans so that the
Constitutional Amendment abolishing Sla-
very may he adopted rs soon as the COnsti-
tuition viii permit The want Of only one
vote in Congress may defeat this measure,
or it may be carried by one vote. Union
men of the Third District Leave nothing
undone that your vote in Congress shall
count right on the question.
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MASS MEETING TO DAY.

The speaking in the afternoon will take
place in front Of the Capitol building, COM
mencing at 2 o'clock. In Intervening there
viii he speaking in the Representative
Hall
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DIED.

Il III az III 60 .l,ialt 40 tta fss .ee-e rf
rs So. :. p. Nasn. SlLAs NASH ~ ssea n r,--s
ard - says
n tlis cay. ou SATURDAY o,t 80 NARY Ar.r-S
"A, -a1s-itr ' a. all o9ae. IA F.cwcr "a d
years. months. slll 81 -ays
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DEMOCRATIC COPPERHEAD CoSsIsTENCY.-
Every Copperhead in Congress opposed to
the bitter end, and voted against, the Re-
construction Bill. Now they are bowling
themselves hoarse in denunciation Of the
President for vetoing IT,
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Nj AR ISIfcD .

Al tle Sey ul5-r Has. i- il.s ..tt. ra th. ,e..
.-st- y : ~ Nswc-o 20 NJ l-ARE p RFEn,
Mss I0BIE. ocia q A4.el.1
~ he SANE. AZ b rcsiler-s In o. fsts -.
NJ HENRY NAsTEtS 3D. Mrs. NARY GfUsR. bctt
y IBIS CITY
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Appointments of Hon. John ". LOngyeaI
and Hon. H. A. Shaw.

AT Leslie, Monday. October 81, at O'Clock, p
" si0ckbridge, 1uts Nov l,
Mason. THURSDAY. 3. 50
Kinneyvils, 10 Ouondaga, Friday, Nov. 5ih, a
20'cl1sk n
Al AureAus Center, saturday nov 5ih, al O. cioci
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TIE WAY TO MAKE A GREAT MAS.-The
'opperneads IF Detroit have got banner
On which Mcclellan is painted e,o6t f,e,
i1gii IL y great consolation to them to
lfc Oas way ~ make a great man Of him
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Appointments Of Hon. j. {. Tenney.

Hon J. Tenney wi'lspeak atthc following places
viz
Al Okemas Friday evening. OFT. IS
At Dewitt saturday evening, Oct -
ny ORDER oF CON
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or not. he cannot conscientiously support
q candidate who could thus deliberately
SANDER such large and respectable body
OF Christian men.
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Appointments of James SOmerville. Esq

james Somerville, Isl, member Of The sixth
Michigan Cavalry, vail address the people on the is
su's ct Tie day, al TIC following places, at the times
specified.
AT the Marble schoorhouse Meridian, Thursday
October y.
Al she Co Schoolhouse. ia Ala iodon, Friday, Octo
Der 2sih.
Al thc Barnes Sch00houso, Aureiils, Saturday, Oc-
tober 18th
A. the Ames Schoo'house, Onou1aga Non, Oct 81.
sanders " Le-iia. Tuesday, Nov. l.
Bowdish Stockbridge, Wed, " 2
Lowell, " White Oak. Thurs, " 3.
Mech, Leroy, Friday,
Raymond, Wheaiiielt, Sat. " g.
Republicans at the several points named viii see
Ihst arrangements are made for these meetings, and
that tho speaker is conveyed from point 70 point.
NJ ORDER ~ TIE %. CUxxITTEx.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

pr shsrif-TBUA Nan SPENCER
For Jlsdse y PyoJdts-li,ll'A Al ~ ~ -
- r-.,-,rsr--THAIUFI TFS-5tLF
49, C7~rt-ASSFI * I. COVERT
Fbr Rag,sser-IAURESS Z. TIlA
- p,.sse,sti.0 AtfOrre,t-ROILIS q. DAkl.
- ar. a. oni'r-AASON j. thATIhktON-
~ S,srrrgor-WUIIAM II. RANNfR
(-TFPEFN s. GlnSff,
Pr 'oro'lef'-- EDY BAKkR-
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

Fi,r Ss.aor. 22d LtstTit-HESI.l N Iklst'lN-
Ti,r R-prsse1tatiu. la L1n.-IJtlkN kttl
:. a. u -JNO u WOOIWORIH
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SHERIDAN.
Major General.
secretary o. y AZ

A military commission here Is trying
some outrageous cases Of shOddy frauds m
soldiers clothing. some cavalry jackets
are made Of hair, rough wool and cotton
The facts developed show that the inspec-
tors are derelict-
The rebel battery under command Of How
lett. which has proved so annoying 10 the
men cutting the Dutch Gap canal on the
South side OF the James River, has been
effectually silenced. and the work viii soor
be completed, IS il is being pushed forward
vigorously
President Lincoln has issued q proclama-
ton setting apart the last Thursday IN No
venber for day Of thanksgiving and
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Letter from the Hon. ID. II. Cole.

Aha-y Jan = ,h. 1855
N. Der Dr. Ligitktu-It ~ grsa, 80 r.
,o- TAI -r--.1 cate ., SOC t1e eets - t. r---
.cl1- yo1 ssve me % NY a47-ioaf % o. yrr ~ o.
,sct.rs hesri-z followed y0ur directions All AZ
bsuuv 20 stats that an .cE e. ar rsccTersi a-ie'
N. c-.t fsz applications ss u feei quite co1lcer
italian -su aad shan lot uesc O. prooee- flriner
b assured. dear s.r necessity sh9-c require
sho1d BOT hesitst. . place myself -11er yo1r ii-s
hands To1rs, lost respectfully
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AIbion Orleans CO. y 7

In IIsz-zIl % 1aitsringiy nsntiooed D IL
above nauaed geatIszsa VII Be Al ihs American
House. LznSinz, from November l4-h IL lie III
See acvertisensni t9NS
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&c Sundry loyal newspaper are
now intensely exercised in an effort 10 a.
certain whether Mcclellan stands on The
Chicago Platform or not thicagO Tunes.
one thing is certain: the Chicago Plat
form is oa b,ut. and will surely crush him.
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To ConsumptiVes ZONE r.Ifso F.esrsr.
Viii resolve valuable Ifos,liTuua i,r a. care e
Cous-nptian. Asihm. Hro1ca.i-. and all Ilrosi 80
Lllg Affections. Gree 80 ca--e.I rf ,.0..srs it.r
address o. Esv EDWARD A Wilson
Williamsburg. K.ng- County N-a York
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SUPERVISORS T The Supervisors ~ Tie
County Of lngham are nOw holding The an-
nual session IL the Court House in tli7 s-i-
lage A y Hart. Esg, 81 Lansing. b TIE
Chairman The democrats have MAJORITY
If TWO or three Oh tho Boarding. o..
AelrS
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


Washington. Oct Is, 4P. N.
To Ma. Gen. Dix;
The subjoined dispatches have reached
department this afternoon:
NASHVILLE. Tenn. p ", Oct. Ii The
follow dispatch has been received from Gen.
Sherman:
SHIPS GAPS s P. NJ. Oct. live took
Ships Gaps to-day, capturing part Of the
a4th North Carolina Two corps are re-
presented 10 be ar Lafayette. and one went
south from Villanova Plain. They obStruct-
ed Snake Greek Pass 70 delay our trains.
but By tomorrow I can move in any d.
rection. (Slgned)
7. ". SHERMAN. Maj. Gen
Deserters from Hood report bis army al
80. 600. The strength Of his cavalry Is not
known
There is no additional news from Ten
nessee River, except that Roddy's forces
moved from Tuscumbis yesterday.
(Signed) G. H. THOMAS,
Major General
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. lT.-The rear Of
Hoods army left Lafayette. going north al
day light this morning.
iSigned) I'M SCHOFIELD
Major General
The country south and southwest Of Ia
fayette is exceedingly difficult for an infer
Tor army vigorously pursued. consisting @
morrow valleys parallel TO ranges Of Tay
lor's Ridge and Lookout Mountain. brokel
by rough hills and destitute of food for MAJ
or beast. until you reach Coosa River
a distance equal 10 three days force,
marches.
(Signed) {. A DANA,
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Union nominations
Presidential Electors.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.


zg,s D,tria-FERNA,sDC q. HEAdA>.
S,-,o.s Jrsir,lf-lHaHitS JF>tN-
T7tof.y,t,trses-JDfLs ". DINsl EAf
5f.rA Dls.ric.-rH0NAs " ftkR1
IN T,trsrtrf-hOIANu IRON bkii~'f
"a Dtsfr1rt-JOHh z ullD1,.
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gansiaa State Republican

Wednesday Morning, Oct. 26, 1864.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

IAuslng ost II l-ci
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4 party OF rs armed men rode into It.
Adams this forenoon and robbed three banks
there Of $50. 600. 1t Is supposed they
were southerners from the border OF Can
ada Five citizens were shot, one II i
thought fatally Having accomplished
their object the band left Immediately for
Canada.
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A CARD re THE SUFFERING.

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Old Things Become New,

The undersigned would beg leave 10 in
form his old friends, and 'lhe rest of man
kind" that he has lately returned from the
service OF his country, and again re- la
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Bloomsbury, Sept. 10 1862.
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EXCHANGE ECEEE.
VIM. B KOONS Proprietor
BLOOlIsBURG IA.

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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

D.
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New York, Reading, Poitsyille, and all in
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New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
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sam e day.
A special accommodation Passages train
lea YES Reading al I. Is A. NJ. and returns
fro m Harrisburg at ; P. Nj.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
SIS 10 10 Philadelphia IS 35 aud 81, $50
Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New York al 6 A. NJ. -
Noon, and I p. M. (PiItsburgh Express.
arriving al Harrisburg at 2 A. NJ Leave
Philadelphia al s. Is A. NJ. and 8. 80 p. Nj.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through 10 and from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the Caliawissa Rail Road
leave TamaQua al 8. 80 A. NJ. and 2. 10 p
Nj. for Philadelphia, New York, and al
Way Points. :.
Traiusleave Pottsville at 9. Is A. NJ. and
2. 80 P. NJ. for Philadelphia, Harrisburg
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An accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 6. 90 a. Nj. and returns from
Philadelphia at 5. 90 P. M.
u All The the above tIains run daily,
Sundays excepted.
A Sunday Train leaves Polisville al 7.30
A. M. and Philadelphia al 3.I5 P. M.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
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from all points.
so Pounds Baggage allowed each Pas
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General Superintendent.
Nav 9 1864
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