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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-02-19
For the Standard.

Conservative Meeting in Greene County.
AT large and respectable meeting of the Conser
yatiye party Of Greene eounty, held at Snow Hill
on Monday the 10Th February, 1854, on motion Of
&. J. Williams, Col R e. D. Beanon was called to
the Chair, and DR.. F. NJ Rountree requested to act
as Secretary ---..,,- .. -..
The Chairman having explained the object of the
meeting in few appropriate remarks, on motion
of I. B. Williams j. B. Faircloth, VIM. Coward,
Il + Grainger, F. W. Dixon and R. j. Williams,
were appointed committee to draft resolutions ex.
presstfe Of the same. ...-. ....
:. The committee retlredra short while, returned,
and through their Chairman r j. Williams, re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions which
were unanimously adopted: y',a o.
WHEREAs The time is approaching when the
Teemen OF North Carolina Will be called upon to
choose Governor, whose duty it will be to pilot the
ship Of State in these dark and perilous times
therefore-ass.ss e-z:.- ...-
ResOIUed, That the people should be cautious and
exercise wisdom and discretion in their choice.
1ResQtesd. That We viii submit to no compromise
with the DestructiVes.. t':.EE
ResOlSed, That whlewe will cheerfully support
any sound Conservative, we take pride in recon-
mending to the people of North Carolina, W. W.
Holden, patriot and statesman as our first choice
for Governor. ..
Resoloed, That We call upon the people of the old
North State 10 rally to his support and sustain him
IN . manner that will give joy and consolation to
all lovers of civil liberty and carry terror to the
hearts Of tyrants -..
RtsOlvsd, That We 90 tender our heartfelt thanks
to the Hon. E. G. .Reade for his noble defence Of
our old mother State, North CArOhna and heroic
soldiers on the S0th Of January last in the Senate
of the Confederate States aud while his vindica-
ton Of her loyalty should cause the cheeks of her
defamers to burn with shame, it should fire every
heart with everlasting gratitude to the author.
Resolped, That we approve of the resolutions
passed at Smithfeld, Johnston county, Feb. 6, re-
commencing Mass Meeting to be held at Greens.
borough or Raleigh in the month Of April or May.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of the meeting be
published in the Standard and Daily Progrss =.
On motion the thanks of the meeting were ten
dered the Chairman and Secretary.
On motion the meeting then adjourned. : -
. R O. d. BEAMoN, Chm.
r. NJ RouHrRRE SecV - 80 q. ..-.
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,HAREAs CoRPus-The Legislature of Alabams
recently passed an act which makes the denial Of
writ of ka6eas corpus act Of felony, the penalty
attached being not less than fine Of one years i'm
prisonment. s'.s -. -
:, We should like TO BEE tbs act adopted by every
State in the Confederacy The right of hG6eGs cor.
p,a is one Of the most sacred in the possession, Of
the, people, and ought to be guarded With the Mt
most jeaiousy. As some Of our national legislators
seem disposed to tamper with it it is time that tha
States should come to the rescue. ,,.,, :.
- II England. any attempts Paltsr With this prir-
ciple woadshake that stable monarchy centre.
Gan Il be possible that we, who are fighting the
battle of Constitutional liberty. should prize our
freedom less than our English cousins r.. ,. am,
Dark as is the situation of the country il is sure
lv not vet necessary To- convert the Government
into despotism in order to retrieve it's ioTtuteA
And that such would be the effect Of fnY sspensinn
u corpus act there cannot be thesghtest
donbt with our persons at the &hsol1ts disposal
Of military authority, should have as little TO
6ght fof a. the meanest Russian serf Eetit not Be
said Of ass that we threw of one tyranny only 70
build up aAother at home.-South- CarOliBSoR.
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Traitors in Richmond.

We have heard it hinted more than once that there
are hundreds fnot thousands Of Union men in Rich
mond, and the following from the Dispdtch would
seem to confirm this opinion. The Di.patc6 says,
truly and Justly that those persons who curse the
South, or eonspire against the government assist
Yarkee prisoners to escape should be held to rigid
aecount but is that paper quite sure that all the
subalterns Of the government at Richmond are
bamelessi in this respect The recent escape of 50
many Yankee prisoners calls for the most rigid in
vestigation II seems to US that such thing could
not have happened without completely and corrup-
ton the part of some Of those who had these pr
sonsrs in charge The Dispntch says:
The benignity and tOleration manifested by this
government to persons who, f living in the North
and exhibiting the attitude toward that government
which they do to this would ensure their consign
meht to dungeon, has only tended to make them
more bitter; treaeherous, and malignant They
affect to regard rs . cruel despotism government
which does not interfere with their freedom ofspesch
and person, and which permits them to enjoy all
the rights Of loyal citizens and the possession Of
their iii gotten gains whilst for the Southern
cause and all connected with il the only coin
which they pay for such cienneucy and indulgence
If the Yankees were to come here to morrow the
worst enemies of the loyal people, the most cruel
and savage prosecutors of our cause and cOuntryDen
would be these domestic traitors, who are unnO-
Tested in person, estate, or liberty by our people
and our government --.r ....- r.r.. e.. r, .
But the time has come when the truth that those
who are not for US are against rs, must be prae-
hcally recognized, and that ptiful minority OF men
and women who do not regard this as their coun.
try, must be sent to that country which they do
regard rs such and not permitted to remain here,
to assist Yankee prisoners to escape and plot treason
against the State. It is the custom of the Lincoln
goyernment to send from its own limits better nAo
0le than themselves IUr NOT DALI thelr eusnceS-
Msn and women have been expelled from the NOrth,
and driven from their homes and property, for
manifestng sympathy with the Southern cause, and,
unless we are lost to all selfrespect, and all sense
of Justice to our own countrynen, we wfieomme1d
the same chaice to the lips Of the traitors and mis-
creants here who are plotting the overthrow Of the
government and the restoration Of the glorious
Old flag" It IS no thaRksitO such as them that
Richmond has not been taken hundred times over,
and the, Yankee prisoners LET loose TO deVdte the
city to fire and sword Theautborities have duty
to perform in this matter; which is demanded by
the most obvious dictates Of public security and
sell preservation s,..7 ss-rtsH -a ,.shb42 ,--a-si
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Congressional,

. RrcuNeNn,, Feb 5.-Both, Houses have passed D
bill to establish Volunteer Navy. It. authorizss
the SecretaTy of The Navy 70 commission yesselss
either in or out Of Confederate waters.
Both Houses hsgs appointed Friday, the sth oi
Apri. rs day OF fasting and prayer, and hGFe slse
adopted highly patriotic ddrsss to the:copRtrJ.
.- The House passsdths Ssnatsbll to issue tobacco
TO the army. aiIfGaEas .sITp -. 9Ec a!ilD 1.gI19
e The Senate conenrred in1 the HausR bill 10 FePeal
the act authorizing Partisan RangSEs and the bill
for promoting pFisAtsa Who lhEey AhoNp 1ds.inf
guisbsd skill and 5alcr. is bsiis1sd both H9pses
have passed ia secret session and sent to she Pres
dent abl authOrizing the suspension Of he AS0saa
corpus asgfq tn - urE0.g. O. iGgu1 Eal..r.
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Raleigh, Feb. 1s, 1864 .

Mr.. EDIroR The conscripion of l., q. Padgett
by the Confederate authorities at this time depriyes
the soldiers Of the counties Of Beaaert Hyde ana
clothing, the mails and other necessaries, and -
there are oEes fftsen hundred soldiers that have,
received their letters through the facilities he afford
ed hope that his Excelency. Gov. yaneez viii use
bis iuassaeeih getting him detailed to eontinoe IN
beginning of the war in company l. Sd y. g. Iafan;
try, aud seryed ,untl discharged on account Of
wounds received in lbs seven days. fight around
RlehGloDd and has been engaged ever since trans-
porting the mail through the enemy lines r
=. w y-;.,..,sr : - r..., 4 - 4REBUSsJ.
Wilmipgton, Feb. Is, 1864. a,ge. = znhszz -.
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IINcofN's CALCULATIONS "A correspondent Of the.
New Yotk HsndId says that the friends. Of "A brahan
itnOOlp count on organizing gbvernpitntsin South
Garoh6a, Georgia, CarolinA, and olher South
srn state in time to get the votes Of those States
for him in the next Presidential eecton-ths farce
to be enacted by means Of his one tenth Of popoA.
ton in each State These are the MEANS it seems,
to be rolled on to perpetdite the abolition poverty
defeating the national candidate fer the Presidency
of the United States. Such course, if adopted,
would most probably lead to revolution by the
uatonsf men At ths Northo. The idss Of astipg the
vote Of North oarOEns for Abraham Lincoln ; What
an insult to OUR people and what gross petysrsio
of every feeoghized principle of self gOVernRsntf
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,nv,s CoRPUs SUsPENDED.-h seems oe
.tnod ~ that the late Congress Of the Confederate
sl''O = short time before it adjourned, suspended
,;t If 6obsas corpus, and thus haubly laid the
-tiss of the people at the feet of the PresideAt'
: w. wbicb tbey ordered prayers to be said on the
d,v of April next. Let the vote on suspenoine
L-r;t he nublished ---
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Some Of the Destructive journals, Tor party pur.
poses, are endeaVoring to produce the impression
that the SGndard is Irresponsible for desertons from
the army. There is no foundation for this charge,
and these journals know it. We have never writ.
ten, or uttered printed word designed or caeu-
lated to cause desertion. On the contrary we have
written and printed more, perhaps, to discourage
desertion and to encourage volunteering than any
Editor in the State But all this goes for nothing
with our enemies, because we advocate the rights
Of the private soldiers and because we insist that
while the war is prosecuted with Tigor some steps
should be taken by statesmen at home looking to
on early peace It is not nscssssEy that We should
caution our Conservative friends against the false.
hoods Of the Destructive journals or the seIfish
partizan policy which controls them. These jopru-
wTE0Hn TIcJ SPvaAI HO TIaSSoE WIIaE
they say or omit to say, never draw breath that
is not Of party. Their highest and only aim Is to
.aeather their oEn nests They mAlign and mis-
represent us and resort to every device to render
us odious, because IN their way; bat IS long
as the people stand BY aud sustain US We shah fear
nothing. Break down the Conservative party in
this Sute and sileacS the Standard, and the De-
.structiYe leaders would have . very carnival Of
power and rejoicing, The good time" for them
would come but truth aRl justice, and civil liberty
would be sacrificed Truth, because the Coustitd.
ton would be perverted and disregTded; justice
because the weak would be trampted by the stron
civil liberty because military and martial law would
pTeV1u V'ss @' .s---q sggf,Qi c tzE:T 9TE@ aslt7
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80. ,SHoWf FUHERALs.-The trappings Of the defunct
are but he outward dressings Of the pride Of the lS
,dingy brasery, waits upon the quick, and , ois
:, dead o. ,ssi-s sot the
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-02-19

.,i. publish today the CONCLUSION of Mr.. Moors's
!, ,So,s y Judge Frenchs decision. His argument
tstvs., HA' = The substitute law created contract
SustotA government and the principal, seems
Ss,...' ~ eoneusiye. 20 aU' ,pD E. -.CETgs
huabs, INST mistakes occurred In Mr. Moorss frst'
Ions r., = :" Constitutional axioms," read Ak
pepia;t,.U UOnAtltutiOnal construction" For "HtO
read "Ha POsssdsta'r 10. .T3Ivo
has mad slAa TO learn that the steauer Advance
CODrs5a O'ner successful trip, and has arrived
The l,Ia l'e port Capt Guthrie commanded
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EOHsrRIEs-Crossing the lines. to the enemy ID
"a 70 be attended with danger, especially to those
10 have money in their possession. We learn
!" iOuer resident of this place, (Mr Traps, in
&0ptng to get through by way Of sMurfrees-
'OCGh was robbed by couple of men protesting
OelOng to Col Hinton's command, Of $3.50 in
'Our gold watches, Bank notes, &c. Col Hin:
y, DONG all in bis power to detect the rogues.
FSc'sd we have no doubt he will punish them
Tsy' Mr.. Traps is an industrious mechanic,
49, aS Inus lost the result Of the labor of many
AN hshad q, passport. . .,:-e.. 8 ~ : ? y
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IA ST0y COUNTY: hereby .ATRS OP JOHN-
ddste rs de odise of CounyC> dt.rs Inysslf csn.
County tof the present year mmissiouer OFJohnsgn
Cart house in SmhhnS, Election to be held ct the
tHo substitutes a arr r at February Court have
The other over nty uE0ae u0def} thirty Five, and
eonserRHo4 90 secou RS Of age, and an exempt IRON
III am eiecteo pr It of my trade, being mecnAnle
aud perform au noss to execute the ofee faithfully
iGsatly aud ehs' duties ofCounty Commssoner di-
~ services rlnly. And not 70 charge any thing Tor
Of two auds ID tFoubs preferring the commission.
b applied half otnf, which hAA hitherto been PAID
- ss - the support Of the poor Of my County;
49, nary L. 1894 i4-h,
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....,...,, For the STANDARD
Public Meeting In Davidson Countf.r -

80. Public Meeting In Davidson CoantF. = =:
y At a public meeting held on February the eth,
1864, in Davidson county, on motion, J. Collett Was
called 70 the Chair, and B. +. BeOksrdiae appointed
Secretary. After some appropriate remArksby Rev.
J. Miller and others the Greene county resontisns
were uaaoimolsly adopted. sl. :. i,.s ovre'
The meeting adjOornsd, with loud cheers for .
Convention, &c. an! GJAS.l G0LLETE, Cha on
B. F. REek ERpIrEu uSecsy,J. .;a7=b3iiyJ "a ~
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We learn thst counteffsit notes Of the County Of
Greenb,er, Va, are in circulation In the counter
fe,ts "Josl McPhsrsOp" is badly signsd and .HcEk"
is omitted sti aega z!1sj uga7a' h~s ha1ng! ID
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y 'aste was snow at Richmond and IN northern
I,.. srA . few days ago, which accounts for The
r. 'O' very cold weather here al this time. The
k,o,'I Ia was much needed, and it is hoped will
''" beneficial to the wheat
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OFFICE oFeHKER Quart III ----- ----A---------
" Raleigh, Esbruary i7th Iset I'll ERN ASTER,
tars of OH from me Tiths Pea NJ ast for the nanae
J Proposals must state the prI S. =.
dnes Of oil 8 veil ael win TsqufrU the lSts pro
+, -, ,.iI.,,..rI d.. - vi s;, "a, -. bi'-
:. ,te 'S' q ~ : r,'1- hAtSs shd ChSf Y.
l-1t.
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Extract from u letter to the Editor, dated.

r. .s..s. y 81 BLACKsHEkR GA, Feb: ~ 1854. aga
= The sentiments Of the people Of Georgia are for
an honorable psacs by an overwhelming ma
/ jority." Fsz"-G s.Er r
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IT,. E,smDtiou. and Currency Acts.

The Exemption and Currency Acts.
NE exuected to receive these acts in full in time
our present issue, but we had no mail from
.hmond on Wednesday night We give the sub
nee of these acts as follows from the dispatches
the daily papers:
'Tbs currency act provides that holders Of nom
crest bearing notes over 6ye dollars, be allowed
first of April, east of the Mississippi, and July
At to fund in twenty year bonds bearing four
cent All notes not funded or paid to the Gov
bmeut in taxes or dues within that time, shall be
ked thirty.three and one third per cent and fuud
9 till first January next; after which taxed one
ndred per cent Hundred dollar notes not pre-
nted within that time, no longer receivable for
bic dues and taxed ten per cent per month, in
'atou to the thirty three and one third. ..
The present issue of notes to continue till the list
April, after which new issue is authorized, to
kept within reasonable limits. Six per cent
0ds to the amount Of FIVE hundred millions, may
issued and sold to raise money to meet the ex-
nses of the Government
All duties on Imports to be paid in specie, .ster
(g exchange or coupons. On these bonds all
port and export duties are especially pledged to
" the interest
Inc lax Dill IeVleS uVe per cent On noSI 0t EealJ
rsona and mixed property, stock, bank bills, and
vent credits. Twenty per cent on incomes, prof
&C. ...-, ..-
The military act declares all between II and 80
service during the war. All between 49, and 45
T in service to be retained under existing organ-
iOns and officers. All between II ard IL, and
and So to be enrolled for State defence. Pro-
St Hospital, and Conscript guard duty to be
hormed by men between Is and 45, who are unft
the field.
tIsmptions-all unfit for the field, members of
O1Tess, State Legislatures and other Confederate
STATE Officers, preachers regularly employed,
eOltor to each newspaper now published, and
Gu employees as are indispensable; one spothecarY
sach drug store doing business on the 1eth' Of
Gtooer 1862; physicians over thirty years who
we been seven years in the practice; President
eachers in colleges and schools who have been
gGArly teaching for two years and have twenty
laents; one person on farms of fifteen Reld hands
give bond and security to deliver to the govern
elt one hundred pounds Of bacon and beef to
sty nand, and sell all surplus at schedule rates.
lCefS OF railroads as heretofore reported and the
resident and Secretary Of War are authorized to
Ant exemptions as heretofore reported
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n VCTION SALES, sATURDAY,<FE 1Os
= n tSe4. be sold at foWles auction and ceu-
two SETS Sf cart wagon wheels one OF break one sst
mod buggy harness small lot Of heavy 6rogsns ana
Women ID children shoes sundry household and ktehsn
small lot of new hardware, shoe thread and SPOOL
eSttOp complete set Of arst rate iooL ear
eotI small lot Of genuine Bio cofes, tobacco, snuh
4 aud seGars, &C., &c ,.,L -.
90 Also viii be hired out for the balance OF the year ksI
girl old good house aSS TSWI 20
= .'-&i ,0sA AhE5-'I =. H.
Raleigh, frA. i""-
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[ANY VOTERS FROM ALL PORTIONS
SON MANGuM, seat in the senate made vacant By
The resignation Of Cor, GfahAn. ,,5, ro,rzps,
70 70 F.k% It 1884. .-~1i ls-iE''
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p. n. RouNrREE, Sec'y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-07-07
@9sEEsEsAEa.

Stat Of IFis.4nssa tie Circuit Comt Of
tie County q JT5od
Nm. " Pyno, Plaintiff, against Azalia Pync,
Def:ndant fsTlsP7
The State Of Wisconsin, to Azalia PINE, The
Dcfendant above named
y o. are hereby summoned and required to
/ answer the complaint il this action, wliah
is i.led IN the of.oe Of The Clerk OF the Cir
eUit Couct q Hood County, and to serve .
copy CT roar answer 70 the said cam Saint Oh
he subscribers, at their Office in the village
Of iFr9ad Gapitis5 " God County, Wiscons:G.
wit.ia twenty days after Tie sefytae hereof
exclusive o. the day Of slcil ezrvice; and i
you taI 70 aaswcr toe sad coinpiaint within
tae tiats above said, the plaintiff sill apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint March 8, 1864.
WEBB 4 WRITER,
O. I0s6 Plaintiff S Attorneys
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sEEssEs1 Or s.


sS51z5e IF TF'ise91ysn-11s he Circuit court 81
Tie C9uaty Of yv02d
Mary ] Cowaa, Piaiti::..ss, against Garret T.
CoVan, Defendant. isrAMPl
The State Of Wisconsin % Garrett T. Cow4n.
he Defendant above named
s|pU are hereby summoned and required to
! answer the complain. in this action, which
IS fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cGit Court & Wood County, and . serve a
copy q Eos.r answer to he said coma 9int on
the Subscribers, at tl1cir Office in the village
q Craft Rapids, Wood Comfy, Visions. n,
within twenty DAYS after the service hereof.
exclusive Of tae day Of such service, and II
you fail to answer the sad complaint within
sile time above said, the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint -Dated March 9, 1861.
EEBB & WRITER. 5sa K
I0-g6 Plaintiff, ) 4 tto1nays.
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rAelsen.fa en., DC .emre..

Dyspepsia. No laa5ter how leug standing,
vte5is at once to t.GsEAN's DYSPEPSIA GG3E'
The effects Of This remedy aTs t''.sta ri = eoi.
Trv.it and lie convinced. FREE 81 = box
Sta POSTPAID to any address, av s G. Up
HAN, . s;ga.h Eighth st, Philadelphia, Pm
-Eirculdra scne freq sans
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s At THE
WOOD COUNTY DRUG Ss1I552g |

i|iitE Wood County Drug Store has become
j a permanent Institution, keeping TIE best
and largest assortment of Medicines, c leg1.i;-
Gals, INe-stufs, Paints and Oils, F&ucr I.r.i-
&lfa, Stationery, &c, &c, north Of Portage
L l.y.
All Of Jaynes' Family Medicines are sold
a, tire Wood Go. Drug Store
All Of the celebrated Gco0en5err Ned;-
ciaos are sold the Wood Go. DruC Store.
All d A,yeF}s Medicines are sold at the
" cod Go, I,@ug Store. s
i.oa's PERIODICAL Dsops ara sold at the
s ao3 .. Drug sore. .......- -.s.... .
trac. $, Dccoctions, Powdered DguGs, Essen.
all Gill &c, are kept at the Wood Go. Drag
Store. III. "
- Read The list of articles that every lousc-
.aTl1 rc4alfesr andhFy At the Wood Co. Drug
StCr3--eFEIY. 4f1,Caa warranted PERE. H..
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1877 GRIND HAVEN ROUTE. 1853.

l'@S' GRAND HAVEN ROUTE. 1853.
lie ST E-a 3GSsIIIi'.s Of ztl1;s iiae commence
Z TV.ICE duly trips betwct& Milwaukee ans.
Grand Eayea, = connection With ti.5
DGIR3I7 & NILT 7.KE r. R.,
Monday, Lay 4tA, 1855, leaving Company's
Dock, Milwaukee, a 200 4. IL, and 4I5 p.
=. These Steamships make the tJig 10 Gran,3
1a-cn. "a distance 81 s. miles, in SIX
HOURS, with IS nRca regularity as any Rail
way Train.
THis;s u Ioars Ike Qa:stsst, and 90 nils
tic shortest I3oz5e, to all points in the Eastern
States or Canad2s, 5 hours the quickest,
and 81 miles ske shortest route to Cleveland,
with 40 expense for Sleeping Car.
Fare from all paints West, 4 S LOW, and
from Milwaukee, ONE DOLLAR LESS than
Lx Other lines
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EF-gEP-S

r,EE glass Ct Beer 4 Dav viii COST - much
~ - 20 aGrcrti.c oLo-t5rrth cfa cottma IN
the IoscCrtsz-, anu pet some Iaeu-.-ao iat!bo
mar hsaE ous g'aSs = day. S'eaa't afford to al
vert.-t" ga@ .-# .-
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Z. &c meeting
Of esCongES 9atio:aal Soe.es7 of Grand Rap
iis, il 5Iagey's IsslI n Hondag evening, u
?. litb, a P h for- inc Perpose. Of eject
iAg-a Binding Committee and doing such
oihec business IS may be neceSsa7 :, II con
nectiosa with the erection Of a church.
Al persons who are Numbers of the can
gregation worshipihg.in said Hall. or eontrib-
v,.ag 10 the support Of said Society, are
members Of it, and entitled to detibefate. -and
vote in al its proceedings. ...-
a general attendance = soff;;55i.ed- -
a# ~ GEO WELLER,
r. ! EEAPT, r.,
.s !. II. LANG, ~ .4...
't Trustees