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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
Spel tat Nottrps.
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal
SESSIONS--1S6S.

The buildings and grounds have been placed In com
Pists and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF sudents
furnished for the older boys In CollsRes for
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course ofIpsruotlon is thorough aud practical
designed to NJ young for admission to our beat Col
eges fer the active duties of the farm shop or counts
Ing house.
By thellberaty OF the Board Of Trustees the Academy
aE furnished with Library OF 900 Volumes and one Of
the best collections of Chemical Philosophical anna
Tatus In the Omitted stAesthus afOrding facilities
acquiring complete Scientific and MAthenatic eluea
dion far superior to most schools In our country.
This best Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared to the proper moral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted to his Terms
aodsrAtu. for circulars and information address
EDWARD d. PORTER,
Apl Newark. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
London Porter and sootchAle,

< n CASES of London Porter and Scotch Ale Also 10
JU cases of fine Old Cider in store, and for sale by
V. G. GILPIN,
septs Corner of 10th and Market sterets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
AUCTION SALE
OF
CONDEMNED STOCK.

CAVALRY BURBAU,
OFF cE OF THE CHEF QUAR1RAMAsrER
washington, February 9TH 1884,
WILL be sold at Public Sale TO the highest bidder In
w Dover, Kent County Del, beginning on the
18th of February, 1864.
and continuing from day to day till all are sold,
200 HORSES.
These horsee have been condemned as unfit for the
Cavalry Service of the United States Army For road
Horses will be sold slngiy.
Terms cash In U. s. Treasury notes
ny order Of JAMES A. EKIN,
Chief O. NJ. Cav. Bureau.
G. H. GALLAGHER,
Smyrna Times copy. feb gts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
Groceries, Wholesale and Reta !
JACOB S. WELDIN

60 RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen OF wiImir
MSSkH tom and the puble generally, that he IN
Mlaat his old established stand, Mt the of sEy
ENrH and KING Sts general assortment of we'll select
ed Family Groceries, which he viii sell at the lowest pricet
and on the most reasonable terms Having for numbtf
Of been engaged in the business he respectfully
vtes the public to call and examine his stock he feels
confident will give satstlon. G@
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
A Fine Farm For Sale.
Farm for Sale.

IL LARKIN, No. o East Second Street. has just opened
IL few mora bales Of heavy muslins. They are ths
old STANDARD makes, ana much better than those ms
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09

Lumber Yard for Rent
fliE old established yard now occupied by Nebeker &
Ianal', on Market street, near the Bridge is now Of
ieed LOT rent. Such opportunity for securing stand
lor PLEASANT profitable and we'll established business
does not often oiIer. Apply to
jan. 2d-tf WILLIAM BUSH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
FOR RENT.

MO. IA snug LITTLE FARM Of 40 acres in Brandy.
IN wine Hundred suitable for a Truck Farm-or ii
would be sold bargain.
No 2.-About 10 acres of land, with good dwelling,
within "a mile of Wilmington. Very productive suta-
Bile for MIX or Truck Farm
No Sd good story Brick Houses on 18th street.
between Lombard and Pine.
No. 4.--SeVeral cheap Frame Houses at spsrksviIe.
W. MoCAULLEY,
Jan. 10. COG Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
AT PRIVATE SAFE.

A Desirable PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No. sos Shirley
n Street, is offered at private sale.
The terms will be made easy. Apply at the Store Of
zIBA FERRIS SON,
feb. 6-it Ith and Market sts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
TAKE NOTICE.

At A MEETING of the GROCERY MERCHANTS OF
n this CITY, called for the purpose of taking into CON
sdeation the proprety of closing their stores at an
earlier hour the following resolutions unanimous
y adopted First that clone our Stores at clock
p NJ during the year beginning tho lst day Of Feb.
ruary mex Saturday evening excepted and on that
ing mt o'clock r NJ Second, III on Holiday week. IL
unanimously adopted that they could choose their
time for closing Third that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in all the papers Of this city for
th period OF month with the names Of all who enter
into the arrangement to be thereuuto Affixed.
JAS MORROW, President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
FOR SAIE.

~ story Brick Dwelling No. 3l3 East Third
E!lI Street, between Walnut and Poplar SITS IL has
I,ia two story Back Building and ali the modern
49, conveniences, is In good location and will be
sold low. Apply to CLEMENT B. sMYTII
No. East I'd st., between 10 and l2.ocloek, "A. N.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
PEN NSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING Co

PhiladelphIs-NO. I27 Walnut Street.
FtttsburK-Pitt Street and Duquesne Way
NOV .20-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
The Paris ManiiIIa, Cloak, ana
FUR EMPORIUM.

FUR EMPORIUM,
NO. 800 Chestnut Street, (Formsrly No. 70S., J
7 PHILADELPHIA
j. W. PROCTOR co. invite the attention of their
friends 70 their large and Superb Stock Of
Fine Cloaks and Furs,
Unparalleled In any former season.
The increased accommodation afforded In our new loea-
ton, enables to devote the fullest attention to our
FUR DEPARTMENT,
Which will be found we'll furnished with every dsscrip-
ton of First Glass FuRS which will be as re-
presented or the money paid will be refunded.
Orders per mail will be carefully attended to and de-
veTed Express chargts paid distance inside of 100
miles. j. w. PROCTOR co.
sep ally No. $40 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
NEW LAGER BEER SALOON.
m En- Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
: bile generally that he has fitted up the building at
the
North-tpest Corner of Fourth and French Streets
As LAGER BEER SALOON. GEHRINGs PURE
LAGER BEER may also be had at this establishment.-
His bar Is also we'll supplied with the choicest
Wines and Liquors,
And every article usually kept in we'll regulated hotel.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed him heretofore
he respectfully socits continuance of the same and
will spare pains to merit the Hupporto tho who may
favor him with their CUSTOM
ap i7-tf j. FEHRENBAcH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09

NOYICE.
UsT received at sO2 Market street large and beAuti
full collection OF Glass Fruit Bowls Of entirely new
stvgs. Call anu examine them.
THos. Y. de N0RhANDIE
Now Is the time for putting up fruit for winter use and
jars for that purpose Of every reliable kind are on hand
and for sale by TH0s. Y. de NoRMANDIE
; eu2l IA .,.y,..s 500 harkststrept.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

=, ~ASE TO LADEEs.-rhers Is published
III ss So1s othsF important mater, q
=, - - ~slss. n B<aIsssv saYrfszs7sss
unser ths hsaa u
-. I.s,.r ,,srr,a . % vr-ssss sy iAs sssiasci
Dr.. wr,rAt. q ths 5. LSais ThFo~i sRd LEhs
Ipsst.use. Tbo.. Interests Z rili read fhs aavsr'
tisersns, and, we tank. eaa On Dr. Bel, SAos'
consultations ars frss, Aaa wha .'Essas aa4 sasss
without unnecessary sxMuAsAtians - oRsT4tiona.
Cures warranted sr no pay Askea. jyS-lrdEw
DTsEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
UrinAry. and Sexual systens-nsw sad reliable
trsatzsHs--ln Reports Of tie HOWARD Asso-
cIArIeS. sent by nail IL ss4ls4 lstssr anssl-
ops. fses sf ehArgs- Address DE-. J. sKILLfE
BoUGHT0S, Howard Association. 80. south
Elsth Street. PhilAssiPhsA. Pa
apFl'64 dAwiys as nsaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
LYONS IKArHAIRnN.

LYONS KATHAI1OS.
kAthairns 4 fruas tis Greek worf ''Ksiiiro.'' of
'sathalfe." signifying 70 cleanse. rrIuvluase and
restore. Tbss article Is what 10 nams alxnlass
FsE preserving, restoring and bsaatlfyfng the
hamaa sssr 10 l. tbs most rsmAAkabls prspArAtioa
is the world. IL 'is assia ssnsd sd PIT ap b.
tlis srsinal proprist0e. and ls eo~ made wtlh the
sane care. sklii aed aitentlon whlss gave Is .
sails q eVss one miiiioa bottles per annsm.
u is = nost delightful Hais DrsaHias.
IL srAdieatss seurf and aahdrua e
II tssEs the bsaa eooI saa eisan.
II nsta~ sbs hAir. rich. soft saa s1sssy.
Itpussass ths hAsr from fAiiink 50 Ana tarn.
ing gray
u RESTORES bafr upoa bald heads.
Ant laay or gsstismsn whe values heAmtiful
bead efsassF shuaia Use Lysa'a KashAsrsa. Il ls
knewn and q 81 throughout the eivliissd soria.
Sold by ali rsstssfAbls dealers.
pEmAs $ BARNES CO.. ssw Ysrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

Dz- BEEG. frOn Belislsu HOsSAtsi. Nsv Yosk
city. has now been Der. IOsg saoaxh . pFussAls
pr0fs~ional capabilities, aaa hss aoHa sa 70 abe
safistrkiOa Of al~rks nsnbsr ef cur esttsszs. an6
.Aas. frszs 'ssksg tnuns szd tbs szrrszzdizg
eouztrT. e
) Hizisa Advertisement szd seesspznying Ist-
Tar, u.d~r TIE EsAd 81 &Prsvss..~ shszix - care
faily read hy AL Ne Mss~zry unes IN kis frsat-
nsztf cszszi1Asssz fTse 5ys-fy4az
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

91.00o Hswerd.-Tb@ sh%vs reward vii
- sivsa % sey pszsoa wks e1n fzrntsh rrs-
serirsfra fos rsn<hn. eusds vheepfHs esues. ssts-
nA. and oonsuzPtisns vhiuh : xgp.l - d.
ssrickiAnd's xeiitaaoas oozgh BaIssm. Tha
Hals.m win esrs Us ssovs eo@PiAints. slse spit
siur es bleed ana night s<sass. ons sssrss 10
sanessss fsr say csc "a TT. xhsmrss s.sss d
ekreals eszgk. ss.hEs. vhosPiag soush. sa9 ssi-
nary e.sss ef eess1ap pfsoz are szrsd by D-.
strirklanss cssxx Hsiszz,. II czn ,e bad oF All
prnssiss. s 81 sa@ ss- ssrEsz~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
INDIAN MEDICINES.

Cherokee Cure
AZ ,sssfsslsas es9s fsr Syevwa-srvksas eeusa4f
EeakaaEs. Nsstsraai Eizsos. cad Ell aiseasss
ed = ss PpllstsHs sseh Lessaf Messy. Csirsr-
a. Lssssds PaiR tie Beck, Dsasnsss ef FisssS,
Fvssasssrs 0sd Ass. Weak ScrTes, DsErsAE =
BreafAiAs. IssEAlsng. EaksfslAss Er~Ffssas 80 fhs
Pace. Rsis Cssaarsaaes. fzsssdis deas4asstes. sad
eR Tie ErsfaI eoHgtsizts e@Asss y aspsEsi-g frsz
kas pafA sf aaaNrs.
-rhts Eaedicins Il simple Vegetable sxtrAs<,
and eae en- which all eau rely. - IL has hera sss4
in cur pFaetigs faF aaauy years, Aad vita tAoas-
ands treafed. it h3z zof allied n sinxs inzt4see.
kss eaeAtire powers have been suffcisnt 70 g&in
vietory svsr She saost stzebora case
aS-To those vho have srfsed vita their eoussI-
tafiaa. zntii they thiuk themselves beyoaa tAs
rrseh of medScAi aid. would szy, Despair ssfF
( the CMKRakxx CrR9 will restore yea % health
and vigor, AaA aitzy AL nzek doSfers have fsfie
Z nS-rcT mn particulars. get Circular froz any
Drug STORE In sne eoantry, OF write the Propwia-
tors Who win maii fres % say ssssirfnk the sasss
I fall tr~stise in pamphlet farm
eS-Pricrs, - pes hoftia - shrsa hetflsa fsr s..
and forwarded hy Express 70 al p&<ts of the woxlA
SO sela by al Fsapeetshls eEsgzssss sEszy-
/ wkere-
DR.. W. r. MerWin s. Co.
Ssxx gneSxsxroxe.
Ne So Liberty Street., New Ysrk.
eBSeid n. Evansville bT WA Bisrkowsr sad
shy all druggists sTsrywhrrs- gFeelsds~ly-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
HATS and CAPS
SEWING MACHINES.

II n sELLMAN HAVING FITTRD UP AN
enice, No. 30 Main street, viii keep. ~ here.
sofefs. good assortment Of whesisr Wtlzoa =
and singers sewing Machines and Needles, silk
rhreaa and oil, aud svery thing that is connected
wlfh the bustnesn and viii repair ell kind OF sew
~ Msehiaea aud put on new improvements.
!. IVA y d. aEIlMAN. Al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

s. T.-1S60.-X.
Persons Of ssdent4Fy habits tree btsA With
weakness, Iassituas, papit4tion Of ths hsArr, lack
Of appetite, distress after eating, torpid Liver.
constipation, Deserve TO sznsr, II they viu net
try thessssbrassd Y
e PLANTATION BTTTRRs.
which roAow recozanssnsedb ~ tie hIghss, msdf-
cal suthorities, and warranted ts producs az ssr-
mediate bsnsHcfAl effect. They are sxeseaingIy
agEssatls, Isrsse-ly pure. and must supsrossA ali
other s&nics where healthy, Esatls sti mulsst Is
rsquirsd.
They purify. stsssssAsa .s.a invissrass.
They Greats Asalthy appssns
Thsy are an an tiaots t. ehsazs Of wassr an4
diet.
Thsy ovsrcoms ths ss-sts Of alssipasisa ana
late houfs. "a
Tbsy ssrsngthsa The system aa4 saIf4sus the
the mind.
They prvvsnt mlssuAsie As2 iatsEzaltasat e.
vsfs- aassA
Thsx parity The breath and asiaiss Of tbs
stomach.
They eurs Dyspspsla aad Constipation.
They eurs Dfarrhsa AID pAolsra Asfbas.
They cure Liver Complaint an: Esrrsas
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the iAagaid brii
liant and ars exhausted hs$urs's great rsstsr sf.
They Arseompoasd Of tAs sslssFassd cAlisAya bah,
winSsFgEseA. sas-.ssas. reefs aud ssrfs. Al pre-.
served IN persetiy pars ST. crssx rum. For par
| tieHiars, sSs circulars Eaa tsstiaeaiAls arOsaa
saeh BOTTLE
BswAFs Of ImP0ssors. ExAmins every bottis
See that u has our private q. s. stamp aamats-
lated over the cork, With plantation scene. sad
osr signxtaFsoa asssl<sl plate slss label Sc
that oar sossIe Is not nshIisd vita spurieus ana
delstsricaa staa. Any psrs0H pFs,sndlng 10 s.li
Plantation Bittsrs ~ the g4lioa sr ia baik, is an
impsasort Any person initiating this bottle. or
seiiing ahT other material thersn, whsthsr called
PiAatatioS Bitiers net, 4 ssrfniual unasr tAs
Y. .. Law, and VII be 50 prosecuted ky a. We
asfsad5 haYe osF eyo on several parties rs,aihnE
our hottass, &c, Who iii succeed ia getting
themselves into si0as gas lsTs. Tte demand for
brakes PlAutAtioa tlftsrs from lAdts, slsrxy
Hsn, MERCHANTS. 4e.. Is inersdibls. The ain pie
trial of bottle l. the svidehos ys prsss Of sAsl,
worth Aa9 saperioFity. They are sold b al -
speetabie druggists, zFaosss, physisisss, bsssls
saloons, sssambeass. asA soakiry stores.
p. II. DRAKE a co.
No. soz BFeadway,H.Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

pA- Lee thess sho have aoahssa ne VI rtnss
nvtI's cxpzsS BrTTrRs, ~ ssy raeh thsrs -
read the fbllewEsg csrtsaesas fsem gsseismsu sci,
ksevn IN this eonzzHisy. saa dsaet ne uadss. I
Il. sss@ral izlrsssesiss iats The army wIli ssss
he flvss Il sAsa.snas u sas saitissss ee
1880 LsvuvrElz, KY. Jzas -. lsss.E
We. the asasr.igssd. hsss ss~a ths goea sssess
produssa ~ ne aas Of Ds. Jozz BvLG's cSpnoH
BErrsss h esss ef xsasral ssbsiIsy Aad prassaslez
of tAs sysssze. sas bsiEsvs its Esssr.i usulz
prevent aiss@ss sal relieve znca sus@<ing.--
Ansax sur solaisrs parsscuiszy wouia tAis - The
can., especially those wks ere szposad T. mfAa.
natfs szaa@nas Ia So ssuxAexn raimaa.
MAJ. PHILIP sFEKDs
coIisctor Int. Rsv. - Dis. ~.
CEAs. b. COTTON.
Prssosi nss.asl ass.I e Ke~suaky.
REv. D. P. HENDERSON,
vHs Rrss'to u s&nAt4ry Com mi4sisu.
HARNKr, HreHEs Co,
Pahliahsr Dsme@sAt.
oEo. ?. pcKRE, ~ 6R
faa@a Prep. EouizvFIt Anzsixsx.
NuGHES a PAEKHILL. 81
wSssssais Dry deeds psAisrs, M.ia street.
Louisyiils. ~.
/ DAVIS, ozEEN 4 CO., a M a W
hA1I = MAPoTHK8s
Ecnisvilly. Ny -s4 t.4s
( JULIUS wINTEE,
clsthiax nsrsAs-s. ssry - sd AarEs< -,
Lonksviilss kg.s H ~ arn--~aH E
CAPT. 6. r. HTLnEETk,
o. sEfsAusr Msfor AE1arso7.
MAJ. Z. Z. THu8TON.
2yDaxenr q. a kf1zy. 1t&taa4s4aA
- Wazi HStsf, Lsuisf5lkas Kssess -. ~
E COL EE&E BAYLESs II =
tsM ~ Gnxnlxy,E ~-EHa asssre
GEoEGK D. PKuNTCE.
/ Ls1fxrfTfs 1uurn&l
Esa &dvsrtissmsm4 Ia asesher csfamn
! sbs Iy Sold b. PETKR YTERLING.
ssle Agsnt. RFAnsnEf1s. fn4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
House Furnishing
Retail Department.

) [ In our House Furnishing Departmen,
we have fall stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper. Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, OuEnices, Table Oil
Cloths, &c, ac., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I0IHy.
Dr. II. Amders A. Co.'s
I0DINF WATER

ToAins water scsa apon shs Heart, Liver, Kiz.
nsys, Digestive Organs. snd Giaaaalar System.
The saees.s Which has ktteaded ths uaa u this
Fssnsay In private prsesses. and The snaoFssEsnt
assdicAi aefksFity. snsbis 70 recommend u
The pF4etitioner and the puilie. kaetsRK csa-
ssat that siih fslF trial tt win attest ifs owu
sxesitsHes IN the cure 81 ehFsais diseases whtsh
kstsats tediBs, spsk ssFgfala. nfsneSlsis. akin
4ssssioas. Hsaft Liver. anA kidasy nissasea,
5sSseas Aasesloas. NsuraiEis. Hhaamafism. bsss
~esia. DsAfiitys sYpAslis. sss.
Physicians may rely npen tbs aaifaFH sirpagth
- Iosins W.t4F ~ sausssAinE thrss suaft.F
SFaLas FEaz Iodiss IN each faid-easas FVnn
tsr, - ssfe~af tessT sod IL l. aa4 haAis e DE-
eompesltieH COZ spsstanesuefy- -fsFn@d ineqsaii-
tiss nsith~r i the Ieaipe oxyasHea neF neakFaEs
ised ~ eembiBatspa witk sky ingfsdisnt. ehlkh
raaaeg this selasion sagsFias 10 say sshsF msthod
e sxhibiflns Es1ins.
Fuii aiFsetloua secospsny sash bottle. that q
s@y Be assa - s@miiy nasAislss Ssli - Ay
the Rrofssssou.
Pries ess seliez pr bottle oa rsesipt 81 Ave
dollars. siE bettlss dssisefea szHn hy express to
any address.
beware 20 coumtsrs.lts Aaa Imiiatieas Watch
sHpFineipied ds&isFs shaessszss aszgos~ ef sn ear
Fspatatsnn. s.~ oas siEasfurs shA trssia-usrk
tths Gresk woFd kes3lng tbis adverttseaassti,
upoa ths labels and sraptsrz sf saeA hsttie. sitk
cat whieh soss - gsnslRs.
ciresiafs xrstls.
On. a. ANuKns co.
Rhysg9inns and Ghssaists,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

The steady aud accelerated advance in prices
admonishes every thinking person that very
considerable change in money matters i at
hand Gold is quoted in New York at l7s,
which is only another form Of expression for
saving that green. backs are worth 81 cents on
the dollar This, certainly, is a large deprecia-
ton; vet the great bulk Of our circulating me-
dunn l. even less valuable and reliable. IL Is
not to be expected that the local State banks
~in now redeem their circulation in specie. IL
would be impossible Bat the Inquiry begins
10 be anriously made, VIII they redeem at all
Their circulation is very large, and the distrust
Of that kind OF currency daily increases por-
lion of these banks will undoubtedly redeem
their notes in the National currency but how
many OF them?
The Chicago Board If Trade have resolved 10
shut doan Oh all kinds OF Wild ca; issues on the
It6h Of MAY, ard make the National currency
the basis Of business. This example, We appre-
hehd, viii be followed BY other cities and town:
in the NorthEest Tue Detroit AdVsrtiss'
says:
Let the people Of each State refuse 10 take
tbe bills issued by the banks OF other States
aud a large proportion Of them must speedily
oe presented tor redemption al the counters o
me banks Nhich issuei them. I he Chicago
/ 3 ard o. Trade have already made move 1t
this direction, aud We hope the example Will be
generally followed We earnestly recommrHc
10 the people Of Michigan, 10 receive nothing a.
none, except green-backs aud the notes OF ou
own banks
The Grand Rapids Edgle advises farmers no
20 receive for their produce anything but tbs
aional currency, aud calls their attention to th'
act that dealears will not pay them anything
out the local currency, unless they insist upoI
he green backs. II argues that this sng'
tact sholld open their eyes. IL says the actor
at Chicago is fell b. the business men at GRAM
Rapids and ~ill be felI every whcre
The Charlotte Repa6iican says of the actor
at Chicago:
1--WE rejoice that this important step ha
been taken IL is one demanded by tne publ
ut rest and safety, and viii save the peopb
OF he West from loss OF millions Of dollar
ben the wildcats give up the ghost, as the
are sure TO do sooner or later in consequence q
heir luOrdHa ate expansion.
We are no al4rmist, and would not say Oh
word to produce ieverish state Of the publ
mind in regard 10 the currency. But, as pub
tic journalists, we should be doing il justice G.
our readers if We did not make them acquainte
With the facts which exists Other localities. W
nave no advice TO give at present, but if thsr
be any who owe debts which they expect 1
pay, we would suggest that there will not be- i
4 lie time, better time for paying them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
R.nnb.ienn county Convention

Republican County Convention will Do held al lAe
Court HJuss 10 Tie village Of MAsons on THURSDAY
NAY l.th Al II O'Clock A. 81 Inc convention Il eAlis
a. ,p,,at delegates 10 the State Convention 10 BE-
held 10 troil Nay 18TH for the purpose of sending IL
asi.g.tst1 the National Convention
Ia, les.raLe that this County Conveni4on should o.
feet thorough organization Tor the Presidential cam
p4gn
By resolution Of the County Convention oi February
sth is.5 no delegate viii be enttsd 70 sat 10 TIE
Convention unless be resides IN the iowa or ward WHICH
be of-rs 70 represent.
The delegates arc spportloned BY first giving 70 u
towns aud VIZ one delegate each. ami additional dele
gt in proportion 70 the lbernat1rial Republican vol
Get ia November 1857 leaving the Convention 10 es-
tabi.sa a blsis for future representation
The towas AL wards requested 10 send delegates
viz;
Aaie!on, :; Aurelius 9; Bunker Hill g. Delhi J; Ing
ham. g. Lansing st ward 5; ID ward, B. Sd ward, !
ith ward 4 township, 81 lie Roy, b Leslie 5; Locke
A. MERRIAM, s. Onoadaga, = ssoekbridge, s, Vevay,
wneata.ld, ,, White Oak, 4 wilamstOwn, B.
d. ~ BAGLEY,
Chairman County Committee
Lansing, Aprl1l, 1851
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
causing State gspablitan.


A Rspublican state Convention, 70 appoint si1seei
DELEGATES % represent this state In the National Conven
ton - Baltimore June al, to nominate eanaidAtS 0'
President and Vice President will be held in The eity
Detroit. on WEDNESDAY. TIE EIGHTEENTH DAY u
NAY MKT, 10 Il O'Clock A d
Tns seva al counties viii send two Delegates LOT e~c
Rsoresuttge ia the lower branch Of the Stale LSss
lare ana every organiEsa county having no repfesen
t.t.on. Will b. eltited ~ one Delegate
County Conventions 70 elect these Delegates may a
their option also eeet similar number Of Deies-'s'
u tts1d state Nominating Convention, 70 be here-i
ter called
Ths following WIS adopted by the Republican Si@i'
Convestlon August 10, lsSs:
Rssolcsd Lat 10 The op mon o. this state Convention
a. r,. I'm nj u Any Individual - represent any
nnts In which he does not res1e, should lot be re
ornz ia any future Convention, aud that tue stat'
ON t D.. isslructed - make thsr calls for f1tar'
Conventions accordingly. --,, ~,-.
1st D.s.rlct-R r BfEcHEk,
GEO JEROME,
p Dstrct-E3iON :. 81 II,
Darius Monroe.
"a uist-tct-W " WtOLNOJCH
" CUTChLON,
4th Dlstrict-A. B. ICENEk5
T. ". FERRY,
Bth Dstr!ct-D e. BUi kLAND,
J " oANBOkS,
eth Dstrict-ALtX. CAMPBELL,
j. b. WALktK
W 6 WON .cretary STATE Central Committee
Desrox, AITeh 4 lsc4.