davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

The pressure Of legislative matter has lef. ~
little space for news bat all there 5 isofa
cheering character.
No great battle or brilliant victory /. o,
record for the last week yet the prospect for
speedy close Of The war was never before 80
promising
There Is reason TO believe that the whole Of
Aeoeldom, west Of the Mississippi. Will som
oe IN cur possession. The rebels now hold
only the eastern part OF Texas. small norton
q western Louisiana. and one or two countie.
or parts OF counties, in Arkansas In the mean
time, the people sre returning to the old flag.
In Arkansas, the State Convention has framed
Constitution, 10 be submitted to the people in
March. Slavery was prohibited with only one
dissenting vote. The Legislature viii NEE, N
April.
Reports from Hilton Head, Jan II, state that
tie Smelling OF Charleston continued nigh, and
day, at intervals OF ten minutes
Expeditions are fitting out, both at Cairo and
New Orleans, supposed TO be for Red River.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
The Draft.

The Albany Journal shows that in two counties
of 1,e5s drawn persons PA we're held to service.
ssh furnished substitutes and SIS paid $500
cash, 80 that rot single drafted man was OBJ
tanned. From these and other similar facts the
Journal draws this just conclusion
"The inference 10 be drawn from these facts
10, that men cannot be procured By draft 80 long
As they can escape personal service by the pay
ment Of $500; and As Congress has resolved 10
continue the Communication clause, the Govern
msns must look upon the system merely as a.
agency by which 10 procure money to pay hb-
sral bosntiss 70 volunteers.
II this So its purpose, we have no fault 10 fad
With il ; for, from she specimens We have seen
We have no doubt that one volunteer 4 worth
two substitutes. As rersaEs measure, it viii
be Elective; but IS s measure Of directly pro-
curing men, it vii be a. il has been, failure"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Lansing, Saturday, January q. is

Lansing, Saturday, January %, 1864.
Memorials on bounties were presented. The
~
enable soldiers to vote, having the same reported
10 the Senate. The bill was placed Oh the gem
ersl order.
The Committee on banks and interpretations
reported a bill to authorize counties, cities and
townships to pledge their credit in the construc-
ton Of railroads, which was placed on the gen.
srsl order.
The bill relative to constructing and imprOv-
ing canals and harbors, passed, yeas 10, nays,
none. Also, to provide for collection OF de-
mands against wAter-craft, by vote OF 70 to ,.
The death of Hon. Abner Pratt was an
nounced, and after the usual resolutions, the
House adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

En1T0a 90 REfUBIlcsE-DoaT Sir Win your permits
sion wish ~ % tie readers of your paper that will
send by return mail. % on who wish ii lree) recipe
Nth fll directions Tor making and ufng simple Vsge
table Balm, that viii sgectualy remove, IN ten days
Pmpies BotcheS Tan Freckios, and all Impuritiss u
the skin leaving the same son clear smooth and beau
tNgL
Twill also nal free 70 those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions ant Information that will
enable them % start fs growth Of LuIuriani BAR
Wh stcrs. or Nosstsche. 10 less than thirty days
Al applications answered hy return mail vithsvt
charge Respectfully your,
THOs = CHAPMAN Chemist,
8ms80 81 Broadway, fs~ Ysrt.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
wood, the Dentist. nj Home

FEIfNDs AND PATRONS -Again am AZ your service iu
suy u the departments q Dentistry have bought the
patent FOR Michigan y nr. Woods Plastic Furible
Netif'r hlng teetha srticle scarcely inferior 60
g9i DO any case n some superior and 10 al cases
lpsrior O. the soft gold plugs commonly inserted.
lsaly1in extracts from testimonials my possession viz
Dr. J. s Wood has long enjoyed the reputation Of
being the best Dentist Albany and We know him
o. Pc both sAlfal and honorable"
" Prof. II Arms'y n u VIM. Bailey. ~ D., L. C
81 low u. JAS J. Bihcock y j c Fosdy. N
%. Levi Moore. y John swenhurn, N y. j De
Lsfnatcr. N d d he Graf, NJ D. l. c. Warren, n. d. q.
B T. Roman "a Alb Spectator, l. Tucker, "a Country
Gentleman and Cuitivator IT. VIM Taylor and Harry
Wendell druggists Ncssrs " " wo0ifort r. Andrews
! W. craneil. 7 Andrews Esqrs Messrs Robt Dorian
C &c., y 49, f--h--- ~ tr~..Laae
7 II. I.wiicoK = W IArcher, u. G Mink merchants O.
June 10, 1863 <24-ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
S special Notices.

CO Hosteter's Bitsers have received The warmsst
encom-ns from the press and people throughout The
Jnou a valuable tonic Tor the cure Of Dyspepsia
tatuieuce, Consumption and general nervous debility
t cannot be approached. Every day oEses q its
great effect chroncled through principal public
journals. There is nothing equal % the enjoyment -
that which the afflicted experience when using this val.
lahie specific Is mid tone is and vigorous &C
zion upon disorierod stomach. ana the cleansing or
lhe entire human body should recommend % o. al class
81 o. ouF community.
e. see Advertisement
For sale by Druggists snd dealers generally, every
whore 4Stmi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

~ One Of the most valuable inventions in
use is the metal-tipped shoes for children, yet it
il almost impossible to find good tipped shoe
at our shoe stores. Is it because they wear
longer, that the shoe dealers keep 80 poor an
assortment, preterring to sell the shoe that will
wear out the quickest? Il Certainly looks so.
Children always wear out Their shoes st the toes
hrst- Parents who have bought nice shoe at
= cost OF $3.50, have found that in two or three
weeks they vOnld be out at the toe. The same
shoe. With metal tips, would wear FIVE or
slx nonths- No one can afford to buy shoes for
children without metal tips. The annoyance of
buying new shoes every month is worth saving,
TO say nothing Of the money sayed.-JoHrRa!.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
SENATE.


Lansing, Saturday, January %, 1854.
Memorials on bounties we're presented and re.
ferred. The Committee on Soldiers voting re.
ported by bill, which was ordered printed Mr.
Fowler, minority Of the Committee, reported
another bill for the same purpose, which was
ordered printed.
The Jackson and Lansing railroad bill passed
by vote OF 20 20 and was ordered TO take i'm
mediate effect
The bill to provide for the preparation of the
soldiers national cemetery at Gettysburg passed,
yeas q, nays none.
Te Senate adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
The Confessions and Experience
M W Id

Published Tor the boneht and = warning aud
A CAUTION To YOUNG MN
who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay oi
Manhood, etc supplying at the same time,
TIE MEANS or SfJF CURE,
Rs who has cured himself after being nut % r@st
expense ana injury through medical humbug and
quackcry
h} enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
Hplr may hr pa = The author
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR. ESQ
4-2yl Bedford, Kings County Y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

In addition to the above g., 500, the commit
tee recommend the appropriation OF one thou
sand dollars 8, oOO,l 70 be placed at the dispo-
sal Of the Governor with which to defrsy the
expenses Of special commissioner TO represent
the interests OF our State at said cemetery, aud
make such Improvements upon the ground set
apart for Michigan, as may be deemed desira-
bic.
The bill for this purpose was read a first and
second time. and placed on the general order.
MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS AND SoTIcEs.
Mr. Buell. offered the following:
Resolved, That each Senator be allowed FIVE
dollars for stationery, and that the committee on
supplies be required 10 furnish the President,
Secretary, Enrolling and Eugrossng Clerk, and
the chsirmen Of standing and select committees,
such stationery as may be necessary for their
use;
Which was adopted.
Mr.. Monroe offered the following:
Resoivsd, That the judiciary committee be IL
struc:ed 70 take into consideration the question
az TO the constitHtionslity Of any law to enable
the qualified electors Of this State, in the mill
tsry service of the United States, to offer their
votes, and TO vote, in places beyond and out Of
the jurisdiction of this State and in places other
than the place of their actual residences, at any
election Of this State, and to report thereon with
all convenient and reasonable dispatch;
Which was sdopted.i
The Senate adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

winter Meeting Of thc Michigan state AZ
ricuiturai Society
The Winter Meeting wall be held 80 Ypslaiti.
on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF February. 1t FoBett
Hal, AID it will lsst four days during Which. the
all Who may desire to speak on them in the iol-
lowing order.
lat. Taeslly 4 tegnooa.-How can the State
Agricultural Society best accomplish the objects
tor which i. was established, by its exhibitions
"a Tuesday Ereniny Fruit, and fruis cul-
ture, in Michigan.
sd Wednesday After,.ooa.-sorghum aud
sugar manufacture.
4sh. IYednssday Ereaiag-The Agricultural
College, and the experiments made at that insti-
tuition with muck and compos,s.
9TH. Thursday A0ernoon. - stock rasing,
ard the comparative value of breeds @. cattle.
9th. Thursday Eseai'.g.-Farning consider
ed with regard to the prof. Of scientific manage
ment.
eth. Friaag Afternoon.-Saeep culture and
the profits and prospects of wool gro~ing.
sth. Fri lay Erening. griculiural practice.
A local committee, Of citizsns Of Ypsiianti,
has been appointed to receive the members and
visitors who nay attend this agricultural con-
veution.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

THE Coon AND INK BAD.-ls is BY contras,
that No 5ess realize the difference between gooa and
svA Il any housewife who has been in the habit q
asns the Chemical Saerasus should happen g. get 4
paper 81 tie counterfeit she theu perhaps better
appreciate the value OF the former aad detest the IN
crates who are making and vending tie latter To.
genuine : always In red papers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
s3Is53 Is
Paid interest on loan,

Paid interest on loan, 100 OU
Total paid. S3lsJ3 Il
Leaving a balance Of STAG "a
GENERAL FUND.
Whole amount appropriated for
salaries OF County officers, poor
fund and general funds at the Oc-
tober session Of 1862. was Sl0500 90
The total amount paid Icy the coun-
~ treasurer from the lst Of Jan
1868 to LIST Jan. 1864, including
county orders county poor or
ders jury scrips and paid TO
township treasurers, IS Sll93l %
Exceeding the appropriation, l,45l 90
This payment includes an amount Of county
orders drawn for the payment Of salaries OF
county officers for the last quarter Of 1862
SAMUEL SKADAN.l
JOHN FERGUSON. Com.
PETER LOW.
WM. II. CHAPMAN, Ch'n BID sup.
II. Z. HENDERSON. Dept Clerk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

4 correspondent Of the y. J. 1ri5 writes
" All the great lumber houses Of the country
are quietly buying Up the lands o. Michigan,
and il would surprise the community to know
tie extent to whi the far seeing capitalists and
men Of knoRledge foresight, AID shreFcness
are making investments in Ills STATE.
" Within The last three months E-as.us Corn
ing las purchased over 10000 acres Of land ia
Michigan. The Fairbanks Of s.. John-bury.
John ". Brooks and John " Forbes. Of B0s.
ton, and J W Peekerrssil Of New York, and
men of that class, have purchased al recent
sales more than 10000 acres OF iAad ia tat
State.
"Such men never .avest ioo.sAly-
"Oae company from tie city Of Ne~ York
has wi.iin siz mouths invested 10000 % the
Saginaw River, and another from tie same city
$4,000"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
To COnEumptives.

Tho Rev. A Wilson's Remedy Tor Consumption.
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, colds and all Throat and
Lung Affections. together with a pamphlet giving
tie prescription and short history Of his sAse be
obtained - FORD A WELLS
4b-m2 lansing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
% msn narsr .nr.st lao....Iy.

- Ataiuu meeting Of the Democratic Ma
t;onal Committee. 10 the C..y q NeE York, o.
the l2th instant. II was unanimously resolved
that National Democratic Convention should
be held in the City Of Chicago, On the zth day
Of July next. Tee time E certainly good ore,
AID tie place i a great improvement On Charles
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
HoUsE.
Twenty one memorials on bounty matters
were presented and referred.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.

PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Woodman petition Of Thomas S.
Stevens, Chandler Richards, aud 92 others, cit
liens of the townships OF Lafayette, Antwerp,
Almena, Waverly, Pine Grove and Blooming
dale, in the county Of Van Buren,, asking for the
passage Of law to enable the said towns 10 aid
in the construction of railroad from Paw Paw
70 the Michigan Central railroad referred to
committee on banks and interpretations.
Mr.. Rankin introduced
A bill 20 secure the elective franchise 70 the
qualified voters, Of the army and navy, Of the
State OF Michigan.
The bill was referred to the committee on the
judiciary.
Mr.. Harmon introduced
bill 10 authorize the several townships in
counties Of Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw
end Wayne, to pledge their credit, and the coun-
ty or Livingston to raise by tax or borrow mon
ey, TO aid in the construction of a railroad from
some point near the city of Detroit, to Howell
The bill was referred TO the committee on
banks and interpretations.
Mr.. Deare introduced
A bill to provide for raising money, or ssuin .
bonds, by townships, cities or counties, to pay
bounties 10 volunteers.
The bill was referred to the committee on WAYS
and means
GENERAL ORDER.
A bill to amend an act entitled an act to au-
thoriZe the city Of Jackson, and the several
tosnships OF jackson county. TO pledge their
Creuis, NO - aid IN the construction
OF a railroad from Jackson to Lansing. approved
March 90, 1868,
Was passed, by vote of 81 to l.
The House adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
SENATE.

Lansing, Monday, January rs, 1864.
Memorials in regard to bounties for soldiers
were presented and referred.
The bill to authorize Bay county to issue its
bonds towards building railroad, was placed on
the general oder. The Senate adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

es-Seven Hundred Volunteers SICK IN Camp i-Yup,
men. be warned in time, supply yourselves with HI
-oways Pills AID Ointment They are guarAntsed 90
-lre the worst Of sores ulcers scurvv Fever,
ana bswei complaints. Only p cents per box or Dot
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

2 Read tie remarks q Nr- Cutcheon, &C
our frat page, at the opening Of the Legislature.
They comprise much truth, sci expressed, in s
email space
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
Ingham County FINANCES.

The following is the report of the Commit
tee appointed By the Board Of supervisors Of
the county of IDgham. to settle with the coun-
y Treasurer and Clerk. made II the January
Session 1861
To the Board Of Supervisors q the Cosa-
~ Of Ingham, Your committee appointed TO
examine the books, accounts and vouchers Of
the county Treasurer, respectfully report that
we have discharged the duties assigned Us and
find the following exhibit Of receipts and ex-
penditures, viz:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

Or CONCENTRATED LYE FAMILY
SOAP MAKER.

hOAP AIhhR.
WAR makes high prices sAponiher helps TO redscc
hein- 70 makes soap Tor Four cents pound by using
our Kitchen grease
Es-CAuUoN As spurious lyss offered also. be
careful and only buy the Patented articles put up lros
cans, al others being Countcrfeiis
PENNSYLNANIA SALT MANUFACTURING co.
PAiladephis-No 1T Walnut Street.
AIMS PttsbUrg-pip Street aud Daquesne Way
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
SAMUEL SKADAN. }
JOHN FERGU son. {
PETER LOW.

u 7 I4T-'II-N ~.
The committee appointed to settle with the
Treasurer and Clerk for the year ending 3lst
Dec, 1868, respectfully report the following
facts which We deem OF interest 10 this Board,
The amount appropriated by the Board of
Supervisors for the year ending Dec. 3lst
1862, for the Vol. relief fund was $4,000 90
Amt Of loan for same purpose, 10000 90
Total, $4,000 co
The County Treasurer has paid the follow
ING amounts drawn OF this fund from Isl Jan.
1853, to lst January, 1861:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27

SENATE.
Lansing, Friday, Jan. y.
Seven memorials on soldiers bouuties were
presented and referred
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
The committee on finance and State affairs, OF
the Senate, acting with the committee on ieder-
Al relations, Of the House, under concurrent
resolution, to whom was referred so much OF the
Governors message as relates to the " Soldiers
National Cemetery" at Gettysburg, Pa, report
ed that the following is the estimated expendl-
lures for which immediate provision should be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-25
PROPOSALS
pRoPosALs FOB Roo1IEa 11Lr AND PITCH.
OHIsF QUAkrRRMAsrnR's OPFIcB,
nrpnF mr. ~ AaaTW0Y0E

DEPOT or WA8dI10eoE,
srAIsp Vii e r.sssVsa
sesII s. assss 81 & ,aiGsI sss
following amounts Of Roofing 1eit snd Pitch, Viz:
Qns arnsrsd and Ella 1t 100, tons Ct Rooaas ssls.
TIE 5:..isu..r kind description .. the ssc,.
win required to furnish samples Of the articles
Vii s III :,
@ ss S.,s e g sss
81 : q s,s .. sssns o:%s.s
es sssH
n Il &.
msnt.
The price must be writtsn out In words on tas
69a Is tS ais9 TINS faii name sno post omoe a
Pzosossi: from li.ley.l p.rtie. win NOT BE- con.
sidsred. and On oath OF allegiance must accompany
Propossis must be addressed to Brigadier Gene
posals for Roofing Felt and Pitch !"
III. bidder viz 4 1ssaiIsd to .e.omD.u, hi.
s.o
With good and suf Gent surstiss, in = equal TO
the ri ss 'a;
vertieenent; and in case tne said bidder Should
fail tc enter into the contract they to make good
the difference between tie offer Of ssia bidder and
the next lowest responsible bidder, or tho person
to whom the contract may he awarded.
The responsibility OF the guarsntors must be
shown by the Official certificate of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis.
Bonds in sum equal to the amount OF the con
suarsntors viii Be ,eaui ed OF the sucesssiui bid
or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTY.
county Of -, and State OF -, hereby Jointly
and ssserally, covenant with the United Bates
and guar sntee IN case the foregoing bid Of -
be accepted, that he or they will ct once execute
the contr set for the ne, with good and sufficient
sureties, In sum equal to the amount Of the con-
haot, to furnish the articles opposed ia oonfor.
nifty to the terms of the advertisement dated Feb
ruary II, 1864 under which the bid was made, and
In case the raid - shall fail to enter into . con
difference between the offer Of the said - and
the next lowest responsble. bidder. or the person
to whom the contract may be Aws, d.d.
Given under our hands and seals
1tAis - day Of, 1856.
tSaal1
To this guarantee must DO appended the ono
ceTfihcate above mentioned
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high Ia reserved By the Depot Quar-
tsrnsst.r, S. well as the right to select from
a. il required By the Goysrnmeat
Brig. Gen aud hisf Quar:srnasssr,
re ltd Depot Wsahi. esOu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-25
PROPOSALS.
% ROPoe AIS 1OR TO SAC y.
ozIsk QuAEssRxAssss's Osrrcs.

OuAkHBBXA6xUH0O
s WAsHINeroE DEPoT, Dec Z, i8sS.S
ssss :s',ass ses a a.
81. 4. : q: ssis.s e 6: ::sss7
bushels OF eorn or oats and % tons OF hay or straw,
siddsEs mast state ct which Of the .so,s.r.nsa
Son: tass @.,s dslys,ss and tie
srsd. the time when said dssve1iss shan be com
price i NUT 10 .sssaa out in words ON Ii.
ooa q
baskets eseA. The sasks to Do furnissed without
extra sh e to the &c 9oysrnmsna The hay and
The partleulcr hsd or dessristion Of oats. corn,
nAy Or sras TO be delivered most % Stated
All tie srticies offered undo. the bids herein In
..6ontraots win s. swsrdsd from time to time to
a As
X. Il. - his
gsopos.l With gas..nty signed b. two EssRca.:
contract, for the same. with good and sualciens
s.I. y az /; sss p
sa
sss b H the to whom shs contract
&: 81 4: p:, :;
under as sss or
An bidders YIN be duly notified Of the acceptance
fss I and of s.eA bidder
m1st be leeibly y;isten In The proposal
?: g. and sshould be plainly marked Proposals
aosds' h . sum equal to the amount Of the con-
.rass. signed b, the oentfaetor and both Of 40
or sad.s tie sosse
BssI io:n. q bids, sa.l.ntss s; .aa bonds ma,
FORM or PROPOSAL.
tTown. County end stsset .,
i.t.:
for sorsss, dated W..sinssos Depot. b.s 8. iss;.
sS.ss. q Safn II
ace ssGn . Oats, In sacks. ..-,.r ou.l.l of
- tons Of b.led Hay, At - per ton Of 5000
- tons Of balsd Straw, at - Per ton Of 5000
Of, iss and TO be completed on or before tho
and S sd tsa T .s.sd e s1.sI
nd the
| of ten days after being notified that ny bid has
BrisadiAp General D. III. EUoKER,
General Depot aaEaE sss;nsssn: DO.
9UARATY.
We, the undsrnsnea, residents of - in the
and ss7sr.y a Sssss With the
| - be accepted. that BE or they VIII, within
ten days after the acceptance OF sale bid, exscute
the contract for the same with good ard 81. cient
tract to furnish the forage proposed eoufor NIFTY
to the terms Ut sdy.rtisemsnt dated December 6.
aadsE vhfs IT, ii. ii q ass se
Aforesaid, We guarantee e maze good tss offer.
| ence between the offer BY said - and the next
lowest Responsible bidder, or tas person to whom,
the contract may be awarded.
| Given undsr our h.nds and SEALS this--.day OF
Is |s ss:I:
hereby certify that, to tao best Of my know.
ledge and belief, the above named suarsntofs are
good and euf Client suretes for the amount for
which tb ey offer to be security.
| To be,, lied by the United States Distriot At.
:orney, Collector Of Cuhtorns. or any other ozcer
''D'' pSi''' own " 'A'' ID. D L. RuoSsa,
de 9-n Brig Gen. aud Z 81.
CRIxF oUARTEgaAsrEasoE
~ DEPOT o9 TasE!Edros
All deJers in Drugs, HsrdHare. Lumber. heath
sr. Gdce Furniture, Harness and Ssddisry. re-
questeo 10 SEND to this cfi SO, on the sON DAY of
me article. they are prepared TO furnish 10 this
Depnt Ats ort noties, with the price of ssch
CO pain asurss, so that, in case the exis acies
be obtained without teisy and at the lowest prcs,
erfsa The Z Il. a nos
cay sre.dfsr General ana eoos
js5 tt Depot OF Washington.