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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
FRIDAY, MAY 20.
COPPERHEAD EULooaEs Or TUT

CoPPERnEAD EULoolEs or TUr.
TLE.
The Dubuque Herald il Of course op
posed 70 the Presidents emancipation
policy; it propheeisd that 10 would prove
failure, and is gloriss in everything that
8 likely to prove An obstacle in the way
oft. The policy Of the editor is to bring
the whole power and policy Of our Gov
ernment TO bear to hold the negroes in
bondage to their rebel mastsrs. And %
far as the progress Of thu, war .rsleasss Tie
slaves ia 80 far the policy Of The Hersld y
frustrated. Hence when = General ol
our army like Tuttle exers the whole forcs
Of his military authority TO ha'saas and
Cypress the negroes within his jurisdie-
ton the Herald rejoices in the fact ~ an
evidence that the President's policy i
wrong and impraeticsble- And every
officer of the army finds favor With the
Herald just in proportion 70 his efforts %
nullify the proclamation and degrade The
negro race. A. matter OF course Tuttle
has made himself . special favorite BY his
recent inhuman conduct to the helpless
women and children Of Natchez. whose
fathers and children are in our army
fighting the battles Of the country.
Why is it that President Lincoln toler-
ates such inhsmanity 10 the race whom
he has called upon to rally around the Gag
of the country ? Why does he favor Gem
erals who seek to nullify his Proclamation
of Freedom, and to discourage the en-
listment of colored soldiers! Aud why is
Tuttle left at Natchez to drive the wives
and children, mothers and sisters of our
colored recruits back to slavery under
their rebel masters, or doom them TO cap
ture and massacre by rebel guerriilas ?
Does he not know that Tnttle drove them
oulof Matches and forced them out
into the country round aboat which
was swarmiug with the same class Of men
that massacred our colored soldiers at
Fort Pillow? If he is not aware Of these
facts it is time our members of Congress
were posting him up on the subject, for
such acts Of barbarian towards an op-
pressed people muss cease and different
policy be inauguratsd or our Government
will incur the csnsure of mankind and
the frowns of the Almighty.
The Anti-War Copperhead journals
were rather cold in their support Of Tust'e
for Governor, but now that be has emu
lated The murdcrous miscrsants Of the Fort
Pillow massacre they are in full sympathy
with him and fail to find terms sul'iciently
eulogistic to express their boundisss ad-
mira,iou. They dared not sulosiss Chal-
mers and his fellow murderers at Fort
Pillow, but they feel entirely free nov te
express their high appreciation Of m ae'
as bsrbarous and as cruel - that, BY which
q General of our own army oonsigu,
helpless women and children, whose friends
are lighting our battles. to the ruthles,
hands Of rebel guerrillas or to the tsnds
mercies of traitor masters. And this dest
of infamy commends Tuttle all the NOR
to the Copperheads, becauss it was dom
uudsr lying and hypocri.ieal pretence
and thereby shows its Cspperhsad pater
nifty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

Nsu York, Msy 10.
! Concerning the bogus prooianalion ~
rests, The COmaercisl Advertised ssys
o. application q Gen. Dix's Of lcs this
nornisg our reporter leas1sd thss 20 for
ther orders rslsaivs 70 the msst4r had
besn received, bnt is vas expected that
sAs 6osernment uosld order ail testric-
sisa - b rsasovea some iins to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

u Henry Ciay Pate. Of Kansas Border
Rufian notoriety, is reported amongst the
rebel killed by Sheridan's forces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

nEs MONIES RIVER IMPROVE

IL AkRf.-xhe nneeuigBed, Commissioners appoint
I'd ~ sad usdef the Of Of the
Assembly u the 6tate u fowA entitled AN In rSla-
ten y the Dcs Mcins River Imovensent and ubosirh-
ing the 0oe of C0nmseiaRer thereof, p~ssed March =
Ibe fr the purpose q @cswtAining all the iiaIit.
whether IN suit or sxhsr~se, aglimt the Des hop<s
River Imps0vsncnt and against thr State Of grox-
Ing cat Of saiA lnpsessest 70 ~ psid pzpvsced BY
the second section Of of the 0eaer Assehly vt
the SaAir u Iowa psssed Assch I'D 1858,
HozscE % ~ pers iArr<st thaa BY ars Of ths 6sD
erai Assembly Of losa emitted An srpfesscntA
chaer ninesyntne = the hvs OF the seventh General
AAsmeay approved March 2z lSss and rel.srs 10 ths
Dss Mones Land Grant, &C., Ac, approved March 2sth.
lisa ~ sine Il hhAe and hAarsg claims BY s.sd Coa
masicAeRs provided by the st aforesaid ssnS oat
II oentFucls fr the cstructicn and eenfpleon the
works q Keonnqna Piymesah sa Crvson, extesded
Exsy Ays RON the publication Vi the sod st Avpsoved
Mvh 2Sfh, 1854 Ia iAo le~n State keyfEtxr Iowa
HcseslraA" nswsi~pers pabiish%d in - Msanes and
tAat presented and hrard befre tAe rnderssned
Commissioner at their meeting for that
osauqua vsn- Buren, County, iowa on N ednesday the
l6sA day of june 1854 the sd eais VII pet
b. received, acted u,sn, bat bofev~r baFftd-
kpw4ED @ M JOHNSTON. conms.
onny1o-d4W
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
3hs Attack - Ds1t 0asiiAg.
ProotOss Creek. Msy a.,
via Fl. Nuuroe. Nav l0. {


This morning at daylight Gem burn
hams brigade charged On the }nemy's
ostsr estzsnshuenis ss Proctos'S Greek
and soon succsedsd il carrying The eatirs
line, section BY section. At 10 .. m.
sesssai Of oar batteries opened on ths en-
eny Who had fAtiea bsck into ! tier OF
hesvy esrthvosks which are next 70 Fl.
Darling. The ssemy replied br,skiy till
Z p. m. when our batteries, aidsd By oar
shsrpshooters, sseeedsd il siIensing the
eaeay's gana. Oar Dea oostlsusd
y storm thsif works until sasdovn and
then rested for the night. Oar entirs
loss Tor the day will rot exceed l5O kill
Cd, wounded snd miasisg.'
At4 p. N. shot from oas Of OR bat
tsFiss exploding nasasiss in the outer
works Of NJ. Darling, caused great cheer
ing along our iinss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

Anethsr Fight With Lee-The Decisive
Battle - b Fesshs ~ spsssyivanta.
Especial to Tribune.]
Washington, Nay l5-9P. n.
Your correspondent sends the follow
ing, dated Headquarters Army Of the Po-
tomsc, May l8. l:30 p. m:
Since forwarding my 6rst dispatch this
morning, the dssultory skirmish firing
which commenced ct daybreak has grown
into sgvssy considerable battle. The
enemy discovered our changes Of positio6
lsst night, and saking advaatAes Of he
same we're found 70 have uassed I'll their
stresgth on our right, designing, no
douht one moro desperate assault TO break
our lines and gst shoDsgh 70 our supply
trAinss Thh movement Of the foe, ol
course, oceasioaed ! seoccupatioa Of onr
eld posisios u yesterday morning, and il
~ hers spoa our extreme right, and
With ths second and third corps, ihat the
stragels has besn ksps up viii sore o.
len severity mp 70 noon To-day. Our
freope weeea a0yancsd to within vseJ sloss
range of their earshsosks, vhsa : nsr-
dsross ssillsy fre uas spoesd spon us,
ooeasieaing . considerable loss, bus osr
ovn guns wsfs 5000 got into position and
nndef c0yes of their tirs we charged and
| took tksit Grst fne cf rids-pits, capturine
considerable number Of prisoners and
several Of their guns.
A. tA6 present writing there il COS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

Especial to Post.l
Wsshisgtoc, May. 10.

Especial to Post.
Wsshisgsus, May. 10.
The tax bill hps just bsen reported .
the Senate. The tax on slocks Of whisky
on hand 10 stricksa oat-. 5f
Especial 70 Comnercial-]
Washisgten, Msy 10.
II 10 said the rsinforse usats have bss0
assigned TO the various divisions. and sll
the troops seemed ssxioas for the coming
great struggls.
Nothing was ksovn of the .rsported
Junction Of Breckinsidge's forces With
Lee, neither vas tho report believed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
GUNNY BAGS.
Seventy-Five Bales
RECEIVED THIS DAF AND
For Sale - Cossstgssspeesee
At
LOWEST CASH RATES.
n.yD KxLL0ae BrRsR
DLANK-WALK NOTICE.

nsA naAnssa swasss II sav sf iAs fsseSns asnrrSAei
LSess
held Nay leth. ls6A the following rsssiatisas usrs
adDpeea, vizs ~ s sTsa.-
&esolsed, That ~ cwners of lots and II b3o.k loo
sees lana ~ Mock fel, lcts sad haock Ia
lots and y beek l03 ues and y block i0k los nud
- Mos !oc ises asd n lleck l0e asd isss nd -
soas Upper Addfsos b direcssd q hsys SAM WA
- nct ~ than twoinch plank and sx ssa = via1k lad
y kenf q Asf spectse oss sesepth street ulxhan
twsnsy days ftoa Aste sad wAlk to be m.is : soee
sncs VIII ehe oFd1nanrc Of tie city.
kesolyeA usat H. ovpen = ieA !, & as md q
eaoek - lee ]. = = enA3 hlosk o. an43oesl, z 5
and baoek - be directed 10 have plank-wa4 4
twoinch plank and sx Ret wte I'D n vuf u tkeir
sts - figh street. Within twenty days ffUl
nance in ssch ceee Msds and provided
AS. MgRRIAM.
Qsk II TIE Council Of he Cs&y Of KssSsk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

Cairo, Nay 10.
The steamer 81. Patrick, iron Mem.
phis. passsd up for Louisville, and has
three hundred balss of soosson "a Evans
vile.
Her dates are to yesterday morning.
At The lsts eaptlrs q Yaneo City by
Gen. McAslAus the rsbst are said 70
havs bscn badly worstel ead ~ hrxsly
il killed. and peaaded.
Bssussn twenty and thirty thousaad
6ales of cotton are reported in the vicinity
of Yssoo City, six % seven shoaDsnd
bales Of vkieh ore owned by Uaios e;ti.
6ens, WIN bought Il before Yasoo City
VS. evssuated BY or feress last spring.
The tuturs novsments Of Gen. Near
thur. ars unknown.
Banks has beenx spdws1 70 report %
New 0fleans.
The sGkaen of the steamer Conmsrcial
had arrived nt Memphis ffon DavalIfs
Bfa6, sad report the r5bsls have erected
. battsry oa White River at South Bssd.
(near th6oaE ~ Several boan ars sbove
and dare not sftsul - -.
/ Iso ae.a1GD have recently been Cred
into a shs Arkaasns sfivssit, ahd Iasely !
|lsdy passenger on oas was nortallJ
HonDded. ~
Cotton market quhet and IL, Offering
rssdily taksn. Hete1Itd ddaioR 90 ~
I,frty.sght k1sn s42 balss froa Whit,
xsvst MxA1fs.. - .A~:.A ,~;A{3&nn ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

NOTtCE.-~I ohall BE- absent from the
eky DR tinAe, and In NY absence MS. w. c. ct1pe
will fscvs rents and ttsnd 70 any other busneas ~
-. O4her % "a skTsee. ssf :. y. HVMEas g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
Proetor's Greek, Nay Is.

tV0sOf Oteeks Aay 10.
A small guBboat appafsntlJ oarrying
but two guns, eams down ihs James River
this mossing opposite Fl. Darling and
threw ssvsral shells into Cur cavalry on
the banks Of the river and thea steamed
back again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

Especial 70 Gass City.
Davenport, Nay 10.
To companies NOT filled . the maxi
mum numsss. %. he tine Tor recraitiag
il extended to tho 3Oth inst.
N. B. BAxxa, Adj. Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

AnetbeT Dattio Wifh Lee oo00eoso4.
New York; Nay l9-4:S0 4. N.
A special dispatch 70 the Times. dated
headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
"Wednesday fornoon, says the struggle hes
this moment begun with skirmishing on
the right.
We fully expect great and bloody and
We trust decisive battle TO day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

lastpa, Nay 10.
NaahaaieI Hswtkosas, the aathor, died
te-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

NEW BOOKS.
NY FARM OF EDGEwOoD.
~ TX MARvEL.
GEN. A0CLELLAN's REPORT AND
CAMPAIGNS.
"REMINISCENCES OF ARR. ENG'R.
wATsoNs cALIsTHENICs.
WHTTNET'S WAR FOR THE UNION.
wIcKERsHAM's SCHOOL ECON.
OMY.
HU6KS BY Marion Harland.
LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT.
lARAADUKE MERRY.
GASCOYNE, THE SANDAL WOOD
TRADER
BREAKFAST In BED.
WILD SCENEsIN sOUTHANERICA
ISLE OF WIGHT:
BY JAcoB AssorT. :
LOUIE'S LAST TERN:
~ IL AUTHOR Of -Rusisds.s
Kinks CHARLES THE BOLD.
Jsnt rsesived By
II. DaoWNELL Z ce..
nasD cDt~es uain ard Roarth g.
iSs4 :. III. p. = NJ. r. =. 1854
2Rll : !
S0neAser .arrangeMent.
O. 81 sfG fhusday. the 18th day Of May, tr.ins
vsh rsA daaiy tssnsAy's excepted) - ioiio~I.
.s1 =. AAszssa A. N IL u.
A8se AsSAe .lA A. r. II.
A16perhl trsiR viii be run 70 Montro~e i'm epnpre.
toa With ths Northern Linsr Psekess.
A9rThe nsrutng train from Fort Madipsa con.ecsu
With - g. Luis furkrts Keokak and the nssi t.
of tbs D. Aoinss vsaley Road
A1-fhe norniag train from K-okuk cnnnerSs vifh
the kock Island SD DssesSot Rsrk-s Fort ndison
A1rThe noon tr.in fres IT. Madison makes eloee O.,
nectos vita the 0fe< Wshaah yaiiey Railway "a MA
the assrnoou train OF the Dcs Aoines VALLEY EosA.
A1fhrDsgh xrkes 70 I'll pessls nay b. psrrssss1 i
0satt0n AgeaRs. LWO OHnRN Escr1.ry. Z
EAy0
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xxxyu1sA oe1geRnss -vlzss ssssssu
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

die in the rear, followed the unfortunate
imbecile from place IL place iormeutine
him with stick, stones and dirt. shouting
and yelling like so many sayages over the
immense amount Of tan they were HAVING.
After the sport had progressed for SOME
time, officer R0wley, as & matter e. com
passion 10 the victim. who was in danger
Of being seriously hurt. took him into Gus
tOdy. and kept him in the lookup until tie
next day, when be was sen; 10 the County
House. The benevolent motives Of the Off
Ger are worthy Of all commentator: but
be would have subserved the ends Of public
justice better, and been approved hy our
citizens generally, II he had placed the lead
Ing rowdies In the lookup and kept them
there until they would learn TO lot civil peo-
pie walk the streets in peace. Il is poor
policy for our citizens 10 allow . gang Of
Juvenile rOwdes Of this class 10 mature into
full-grOV'n mObOcrats without rebuke. Tie
city ordinance for disOrderly persons should
be promptly enforced upon disturbers OF
the peace OF this kind and the city officers
win be justified by the large majority Of our
people in putting It into execution.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

-.AoVAL--Owing 10 the increased de-
100 100 '0r The famous Gale s Bradbury Pr
a. she Premium Phelps Melodeons and
- -onioms' and the Boston Parlor Or
- "nu u order 10 be able TO keep A suf-
-" - STOCK OF the above instruments 70
,~ppS the public have found II necessary
0,. 's-se much larger room than the one
v SSSpied IN connection with nv store. Nv
-. 49, noon will hereafter be found in En-.
~ -. : Ne" Store opposite the RepgBl-
,sa, o.l'e' where may De found NJ all times
us,, 81 assortment Of the above jnsrrn-
ss- -.- 'Ouad West Of Detroit All lpsrrm-
10 - are warranted for years. and can.
., h : eAeeiied BY any other in the country
ns' Ss-u'g Of finish. purity Of tone and DIN
Fzess -0i' a' manufacturers
497tf
A. J. NIELE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

COMMITTED 10 TIDE reform SCHOOL.
boy ten years old, named Mathews, being
nund in the streets without any earthly
friends, aud no means Of subsistence, was
committed by Justice NewbrO to the Reform
school as vagrant. He was originally
nom New York City. served a term there
N the cane shop OF the Reform School on
Eandalls Island. was brought 10 Ohio. IN
ceniared 10 & farmer there, removed with
hn 20 ILLS county, and leit bis service. He
vas pleased with the idea OF confinement
u the Reform School. and came alone.
bringing his commitment IN his hand.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

WOoD INSPECTION The Common Coun-
ell have passed through a first and second
reading an Ordinance providing for the in
spection Of al wood which may be offered
Tor sale in The streets. We have not seen
the provisions 81 the Ordinance but il is
generally agreed that some measure Of this
Kind is demanded Tor tho protection Of the
peon.e nom irana-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

soHE PoTAT0E- Mr. John Garlock has
aid on our table q solid round potatoo,
without fans Of any kind attached to 1t.
Of tae Cazenovia variety Weighing three
pounds ten ounces. Mr.. GarlOck lives IN
the town OF Waterfowl Clinton Co, and
Informs Us that be raised so bushels OF these
potatoes On Il quarter OF an acre Of ground.
This wo call large potatoe. and also a
good crop.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

DIED IN THE SERVICE. Daniel Ellis. q
IOung man from the Third Ward Of this city.
member Of Co. 3, 2nd L. S. sharpshoOt-
ere, died al Vermont, sept. 2 Hewas quite
young, being not over 10 years or age, and
vas much respected by his comparlons In
arms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

CHANCE OF TINE We call the attention
u the travelling public 10 tho new time ia
BE OF the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad
Under this new arrangement tho train on
the Lansing and Owosso Railroad does not
eave here until 10 O'Clock In tho morning.
or trihe after Oad our eastern mail will
not get here until six In the evening.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

A NumberOf Years have elapsed since the 10
PRODUCTION OF HOSlE1IEK'S CELEBRATED BITTIHs
to the public The prejudice existing ln tue mind.
o. many persons against what are den0m!aated pat
ont medicines At hrst greatly retarded It's sale but
a. Us virtue and merits became known, this barrier
Of prejudice was overthrow, aud thu demand IL
creased 20 rapidly that in few years scarcely vi.
Ass existed In the United States which the afct
81 bad not experienced the benefits arising from the
OF thu " Bt,ers," and at ths present day there
are 10 be found in All parts Of the world vouchers sor
the great merits Of the article No sroster cure FOR
Dyspepsia be found.
See adosriissnseYt
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally every.
where
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02
Primary szool Lxss

FOR SALE--A small dwelling house and
l. focr contiguous lots comprising oae acre q Ia
PLEASANTLY locat@1 On Cedar street frst ward CIV
O. lansing. ~
Also snsl farm Of 50 acres situated On ths rr.vsl
road oetSesn Lower Town and tbs Agricultural Cnl
Z desired
Apply 70 ?. SsEbr0, Lower IOWA, O. adarsss
tie ,cesertesr a. oerta, csRsses o., ny.
4s0wlr' La FORD
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02
T A y ) y C ADEN
-
Classieal ana Scientific school for
Logs and Girls and Young Men
and Women.

The Flfzt Term of ths Second Academic veAr vii
commence the last Monday il August (2oth) 1884
Ine second Term Wi! commence Dec. S. 1884
The Third Term Si- commence ths lsst Monday IN
March, l2;thl 1868
During the nrst Term 81 especial CASA viii be
orSanyet ~ the benefit d those expecting 10 teach
PRICE Of TUITION
Primary Department per tsrra .............S . %
Common English Studies Including English
Grammar. A. thmet'c. Geography. Book
keeping ant Peumaaship. .............. %
Higher Eog..sh, including Lstin. Greek and
French languages, ard GlIhe nsiIcs .... 90
sXIaA TUITION
Vocal Muse, per acknowledgements. 90
lostrutnent.l Music. per teru............ p 90
Uu Painting. per Term. ......... 10 90
Pencng and Drawing ...... 3 90
~ Boari can be obtained IN Faml'le. n the in
lns.iate vicinity q rho Acsiav or With the family
x TIE Principal. IL the Academy
Comnun'easions addressed, c c. OLDS. Principal
VII be promptly answered l. ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

DYSPEPSIA. NERycUsSEss, AND DgBnIy g.,
DR SrsIc LANDS Touc.-We can recommend ths e
suffering from the loss Of Appetite Indigestion, y
DyspspsiA, Nervousness snd Nervous Debility, - se
strcKlands Tonic It Is q Vssstabs preparation, f. I'd
from aicohoic liquors; Il strengthens the whole d
vogs system. Il creates good appetite AM : - r
rsntec - cure Dyspepsia aud Nervous Debility.
kOf sale by Druggists generally q. g. per b0ls G
Prepared by Dr. A Strickland. Q EAs. Fourth Stre t,
Cincinnati, o. ss0yi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
Il THE CITY UF LANSING Notice il hereby civ
u that The several Aldermen Of the several Wards
icting as Board Of egistrat.ou under aud by viz
.-e o. d. act entitled % An act further 20 preserve
me purity Of elections anu guard asainst the abuses
Il the elective franchise by registration Of elsc-
tors approved February 18th, 1858, as amended BY
ct l"+, ssioa AVS OF 1865 approval March 20 lss
WI! meet on saturday, November 9TH 1874, beiw-ea
le holfs Of O'Clock IN tas forenoon and O'Clock
IN ths afternoon.
n tae Isl waT1 r. the basement Of the snesd Block
II ne q ard Ia tns Common Council R9orl.
Ia The 81 ward 20 the Edgar House.
Ia TIE 4-h ward az the Oneida House
For the purP - q completing the lists OF qualified
voters wnen and where all persons entitled 10 I'VE the
-et.Fc IrLcnlss, lnd0r article seven section one o.
he constitution Or the state Of Michigan must regis
Ter tneT names 10 entite them 10 tho privilege OF
votins uuder this cct
4S9"- a CONLES. City Clerk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Di@rrhoa and Dysentery.-we have eK-
anined great uumter Of letters from some Of The
most prominent citizens OF Cincinnati and Coyingtoa
etc speaking in The highest terms Of Dr. sric2aad-
Anti Cholers Mixture for tie cure OF DaIIhoaA and
Dysea1ery The letters Aro roo .o0g 70 publish. Ar
Woods Of COvingt0n, says he was pronounced incur
able oy The best doctors In Cincinnati AID bottle
q DR.. Strieklands Ant-CholerA Mixture effected q
permanent cure after suffering for months with the
worst form Of diarrhOa aud dyseniery For s4is BY
drugglsts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-02

abos, - strange and foolish hoy
al rasss.s pears OF age, whose name and le-
dsr;0a ,,lsnce ere unknown. was found wan
Gonna. : ~. Oai streets last Wednesday A
ofsi ~. u BOYS, thirty or forty in number
eozn = '.' sno sizes, from the full-grown
ut'ie oub who could lust xad.