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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31

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II O"ARD SOCIATION
n PHILADFT pm. n. -

al systero- zoe Nerves, Seminal, Urinary and sex.
porss q - 9ew and reliable treatment-in Re-
,Alss ssser seward AssociatiOn-sent by mail IN
: sknIIS sosTtscoess, free Of charge. Address DR..
''a'1 Slah ssrss, ~ .VS Howard Association, No 2
rniAdsiphia, Pa. Iy-ss2.
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From Rev. J. s Herman. of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, BerSs County, Pa.
Dr. VI Jackscn. Resucctei Sir-I have been
troubled With dyspepsia nclry twenty years. and
have never used any medicine that dis me much
good A. Hloaani's Bitters I am very much i'm
proved in health. after having taken five bottles
Yours. with respect. J. : SHERMAN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31

tnr Interest ol one Llnlrel All f.gy-sevlu tho-s-
an four llllred collrs. a. fve Pep centrm. urser
ile direeton of The Presi-ert. per second article
s--ats twenty t7st October. eighteen hundred an
th-ty ven. seven thousand eight hundred anc
seventy dollars
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31

NtM hNclfllc. y L
DT. c NJ Jackson. Dear Sir-Iicel It pleasure thus
Of my accord 10 bear testimony o. the excellence
Of the German Dittgrs- some years since being af
fictet with nyspepsia. used them with very benef
cial results have often Tccomnc uael them % per
sons cufeebed by that tormsntiuE disease and have
heard from them the most fItteriuE testimonials as
to their great value II cases II general debility 7
believe IL - be a tonic that cannot he surpassed
J. NJ LYONS.
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No &c y. Nineteenth stree


From the Rev. J. VI Lyons, formerly pastor Of the
Columbus, u - and Niiestown, pa } Baptist
Churches;
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
.DoPrsD BIZ THE srATE REFrnufAsi AN. = 1866
Ten Lines or less considered square,
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For interest On tw5 hua.ired and TX enty-0ue thous
an Two hlntre1 and h.t y-seTen dollars ant eighty
SIX cents uninvestei Al lve ~ centurn Tor Mann
lnlltns o. Indiana per mates a=nl % fourth
article treaty NTH June eighteen hundred AID tftv
four eleven thousand and sixty tKo dollars an eighty
nine cents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31

Fer life annuity 70 chief, per private article u
supplemental treaty tweuty-fourth September eight
cen hundred anu tweutyninc, 10 treaty Of t4r1 Oc-
t1ber, eighteen hundred ana eighteen ono hundred
dollars
For interest on forty six thousand anl eighty doll
lars at i've per centum, being the value Of ihrty-sx
sections Of land set apart by treaty OF eighteen hun
dresi and twenty niaa for education, Two thousand
three hundred and four dollars
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for hrst % twenty iustalmelts q uc expended un-
der the direction ~ the President n the prhare II
sufh articles. including cattle Tor ltrlrg cr otl.r
puf poses. as nc shall leem suitable for furr wanfz
and condition, either as hunters Or hcrlsmtu Der
seventh article treaty October twelve elLt .r hun
rel aid sixty three, ior the fiscal year culag June
thirty eighteen h lared all sixty ave thousand
collars.
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NAS-Fs OF KAys.s.

For permanent provision for blacksmith and assis
tant. and iron and steel FOR shop. Der Z. article
treaty sixth October. eighteen hundred and eighteen
and fourth article reay l.th jane eighteen hundred
ani forty four. nlne thousand and forty dollars
For permanent Q-ovsifu z for miller ir lieu % gnn-
smith, per nth article treaty SIKH October eight en
handre1 and eighteen. ff-h article treaty twenty
ihTa Ocioher eighteen h-nlrei ana -h.-ty four and
fourth article treaty dtl June gghteen hu-1rld lL
hfty-four. SIX hun rel dollars
For interest on city -lousant dollars al Eve uer
celtlm. for educational purposes per tlr1 artcle
treaty nth June. eighteen hundred and MY i rvo
Ih0cs-li Eve hundred lo' s-S
pr uitn q twenty irsfaIna-is rnol tT1 hru irei
tlo1s4ua dollars. peg third article treaty nfth Jcre
shi'-u h-n4rei and l.fy-,o1r seven thousand Eve
hgLireI lol--S
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first October. eighteen hundred ana thirty ten
thousand dollars.
For Interest on e git huntred thousand dollars Il
ave per certnTn. per second Article treaty eleventh
October e-lteen hundred AMI forfy-two forty thous
! n. ..l---s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31

Tor 9Th q 2 insr lmer' for 4 -p'1y u repair
~ an Touring m.ii-. Tor the pay O. nece. ary
-nrnovr b. The De-et-- % be = red alike bT al re
1era-ed b. IDS ,0nd article n ~ twenty
ersi mher. = -h.se- hunc-ed 81 .y-1vc, che
floue r I've 1lred Lols-s
For = o. 1Te inst linen u addition . he n
s.-msl-- specified IL tie y sty = twenty-nInto
November -rt-el hurdr7d O. fly for. " tie
III --- a-c q pc9l-- q, Cnf "a valley e. fur
1-rhfng ir0n and str-. id ether u-terias f0r tie
smith suc til shops provided Tor i1 ID esty, aid
f1r TIE psy oi he -es y n p lios. per second
-Lc.et y twenty l-st cs-lbt~. ei-lt. 2 lIcrr
az fsr--1r- one r1r-sa-- e--lt 1--r - dollars.
Fo- -th ol 1 ms .mer-s fr the Tly q c. pm
ter q ,lre- O. al i = ing b.llIl-s ald ns King
furniture .ci said Ill-a1s al1 . flTr d tOos sd
s-vic1. 3- s-l-c Lrt-l 49, lty twenty first I -
csuber ghieen lr-r-- AID .i-ty -sTs.t~c thor-a11
col ars
For pay o t--ets-1 l. 7 F--rI Dor = p, sor al
nCc ary ter = theref, ard for the Il - nee
Of the pupr-, Pc s--11d r-.cs II ~ twenty fT-t
csnbsr. eight e hr-crsd r-1 v-ive, three
thouC-ld dollars
For i,1t I've iusr Ine-ts fOr the pay o. al addi-
io1z fsrsE. per ssc311 srt.cls treaty twenty frat
-cenbsr eight Il hundred I'd afty- I've eight hun
6rec dollars
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RoSUE RITus

Ter eleventh = sixteen iustalmeuis II blanke ts
clothing. farming utensils ard stock Per third ar
tcle treaty te1tn september. eighteen hundred ana
1-tg three. two t10lsanl I've hundred dollars
sACs ND FOxEs OF EIssIss1PFI-
FoT pe-uanent annuity il goods or otherwise, Per
tairl ariee treaty third November eighteen hundred
and four, one thousand dollars
For interest two hundred thousand dollars, a.
Eve per centam, Per second article treaty twenty.
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for first ~ twenty instalmeuts. o. De- expended
under the direction of the Pres-ent t1e purchase
oi such articles a- Ae may deem euItlblc O. their
Hattt, either as hunters herdsmen ser thi.d az.
tcle treaty tnirNeth July eighteen hundr sua -xty-
f e. Tor the nsca Year ending Jlue tllriy eighteen
H.nared and sixgy-nse, I've thousand lollars
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31

Fer cLuclto- drr1r the piee-Ire Il the President.
Per ta.r1 article treaty tlr- eltl NJ eighteen B.
1re- arl t-l-fv--h-se rle tlcr-al1 -c-ars
Fe- blacksmith a-l assistant. STOP an- fe0l=. and
I'm all st.t ilr --Q4. ----s t-e p---sl- @, Tie
l'ra i-alr. -ll-- --'e O.. - r-l-f ---l = 3.
.rht-e1 -eIl-tl u ta.rrr-thr p one tlo. AID -
sixty 90. i-s-
To- farmer during The p'r-sr-s of tie Prt7iie-i.
rer third article treaty thirteenth Nay eight 2 hun
Grei aud t1-rry y-tLree. SIX hundred collars.
For payment n expenses incident 70 TIE removal
q the Q--Taw ll1i- IS On ka1sas and their re-es-
t-hiishuenI n their Own country. nina Ihousand
seven hundred and tweuty-siI dollars RI thirty
three cents
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For second q three instzlnenis CT thirty thousand
dollars under tie direction Of the President per ffth
artc treaty thi-sy- first January eighteen hundred
zuc hftv I've tEo thorsz1t dollars.
For h-th Of twenty instslnenfs FOR the support q
a. agricultural z1d Industrial schoo an1 for pay q
tsschers per eleventh article treaty fhtv FIRST Jan
usry, eighteen hundred and hity-fve, tEo thousand
I've hundred dollars
For ffth of twenty i1stalmsnts FOR support q 3
smith snc carpenter shop, ard 70 provide the neces
sary tools thref0r per eleventh article treaty thirty
first January, eighteen hundred and nity-hvs, I've
hundred collars.
For n.th Of twenty instslnents for the employment
q eAekEniih, carpenter, farmer, aEe physician
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31

For interest IN lieu OF Investment OF fifty-seven
thousand five hunir dollars. ba alcs u. one hun
tred and fifty seven thousand dollars 70 the first or
July. eighteen hundred and sixty nve. ~ I've per
centum. for education or other beneficial purposes
under the direction Cf the Pres iient Two tbOnssnd
eight hundred aud seventy five dollars
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For permanent annuity 10 specie per fourth article
treaty ty-1ilth september eighteen hundred ant
seventeen. hve hundred dollars
Tor permaneat elnlliy in specie, per fourth arfc'e
treaty seventeenth September. eighteen hun,rei arl
eighteen, i've hundred doilars
for blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools and
iron and steel during tho pleasure Of the President
per iclrth article treaty twenty ighth February
eighteen hundred and thirtyone, one thousand anl
1iXty dollars.
For miller during IT, pleasure u tie President
per fourth artic-s treaty twenty eighth February
eigh' "a hundred ana thirty-ono. SIX hundred dol
lars
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31
qrr-xAl-rt1 Axp GILLETTE lrp..r..

F-r second o. three iastalmeats On twenty-five
thousand dollars for beneficial ects Under tbe d.
rsction The President per fourth article treaty first
Jay, eighteen hundred snd hsty I've, one thousand
six hundred dollars
F0r dfth o. twenty inEtalmsDts FOR the support Of
50 agricultural and Industrial school and foT pay O.
Esitabs Instructors Per tenth article treaty erssJzy
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Fer second q four inst-lmenis, 10 money per
fourth art le treaty tNtlty fourth June. eighteen
1red dollars.
hor Interest on twe1ty Eve Thousand ave hundred
collars, at I've pcr cct-n. per io-rtl aftct t.,aly
twenty lual n j. PC. ltltl llHl al. SAN INu
enc thousand tNo uundrel ana sevelty uyc .lo.ars.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-31

Fer 9Th of I've instalmeuts Of eight thousand dol
lars Tor beneficial Chiec-, a. the discretion ~ ths
President pr ss-ong article elfy twenty ffit
June. eighteen hundred ld 2 IL ave gbt tb0usand
1oiia- g.
Tor ffth n fifteen i1stsiments Tor pay and sub
s.stenCs OF one farmer, one D. -i-7inltn, a oli
wagon and plough II -ksr. r fourth art Gle y
;xeutv-f-th JuTe. ei- -bte Il hr-frec ID y I've
three thla s. - lve Hundred % .zrs
Re NH ~ twenty ius lmen T. pay s1d sob
slsterce ~ one physlc a.. one sawyer, one ni''e
o-e SUI .r.f 1-ent q farming O. 1rrt.g1s, u Ons
scho-l IL her. r ourfh article . y twenty e.,
JlLe. e'-Lteeu L-- ed I'D y eve, ave thor d
sx hCuaT : dol rs
For z. d Of twenty insflmer'- Tor -yment q "a
zry q th- head ief ef lid co1fe sea a bTlds pe
fourth article eaty twenty Tfitn June ghi hun
d-ed ED ffty I've. Eve hr-cr. d0'-
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For ninth of twelve instainsnts for continuing and
keeping MP blacksmith shop, AMI providing tle usl
al quautty Of iron ana steel per fourth -e trea-
eighteenth October El-een hundred and t0rtv-eirtt
anl Third article treaty twelfth NAY. eighteen hun
drc- snl n.ty-olr ulle hln1rel ana sixteen dollars
aud siXty-siN cents
FOR ninth oi ten llstaments Of annuity upon two
hundred thousand collars. balance u three hundred
and ilty thousand dollars for cession Of l1uts rar
fourth article treaty eighteenth October. yhtee-
hundred and foTty-lisht. AMI IhirI article treaty
twelfth Nay, eighteen hundred aai tity i0lr. twenty
thousand dollars.
For ninth of fifteen iastaimerts f7r pay o. miller
per third article treaty twelfth Nav. Ehtesl hun-
.red sld ATTY four 81 hrldred dolle-s
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ARAFsHoKs AND oHnESNE rNrfsNs 90 r-r rrrrk
Ask1Nsss KlKEk

Fer fourth - tfie,n ilsialEeais ~ annuity ~
tArts Thousand dollar o. De- "a ti Dl .or tl.f hti-
tll. that Is to say u.-fou tau4ssUH dollars IaI .n.
uum ior each tlbc. @. mnencll. SltA tno s.4r a
which they shat remove b. aIa sUill llt. shear
rcssrVat thirty t.e.s.L. dollars
? second coy I've llst- rlel ts ta 4royI., tlo d. 81
L1ians With q mil suitable .or sAwl4E timber d.
krindias gram, one or mor. mechanics. sl ls wiiA
q ne -ssary tools lor tll s4lls wtIlll bod e.s
Tor al terprcter, miller, eng lDctr l0r tlc mIl If
ouc De uc1lss4r. farmers. ail tie Mes lal.,s il.t
may en- oy & t4eir benefit, ave Thousand
lOll4
For rausportston aud nsccss4-y expenses of dee
hNtFfng ~ au.ultlcs, g.ols all IroNis.ols, i've
thousand dollars
- i-sr-a aucs ira srcrtat.cu. and Necessary tx-
pentes oi q .v-ry oi auuuites anf prov isl0ls =
lt tAo thippeW1s oi iakr Superior, nae thousand
seven hu iret a-d xiy Two dollars and sAty three
cents
For lns-ralct, transportation. and necessary ex-
penses r- the delivery cf alluites AMI PROVISIONS 20
the Ihiepevas n the hlssissipp ihree Thousand
sig't hundres and cigifysN dollars scv,niy avo
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SEw ~srioo srrEEiSTrnEcl
rls7ssS nona oF sHosnovrE-

for lrst Of twenty instruments O. be expended
under the direction uf tie PRESIDENT tho purchase
pi such articles AZ he my deem suitlhle O. their
wants either a. hunters or hcrcsmen per lih arti-
Gle treaty second July, eighteen hundred and sixty
hroe, Tor tie fiscal year endilg june thirty cirhtncu
hundred and sxly lvn. L.a LA.-sana an--ar.
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For Te-nale-t annuity ll goods per act lf .reu-
IS fifth February. seventeen hulGrei arf riuef--
nine. tire, il0l-snI dollars.
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For eleventh instalment OF interest. a. five per
centum, on ole hundred thousand dollars for e---l-
ti9nal and other beneficial llrAsl fve thousand
dollars.
For eleventh ilst8imert on two hundred thousand
dollars 90 be pai IN eighteen hundred ali sixty
four per second article treaty eiglteertl M4y egll-
eea j. a-rel and dtty -four, uinc thousand dollars
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sENEcAs oF NEw YORK

For permanent annuity, ia lien Of interest on stock
ler act oi nineteenth prlary eighteen hundred ana
thrty-Ole siX thousand dollars
For interest ID lieu ~ investment on seventy five
thousand collars, al I've per centum, per act Of
twenty seventh June, eighteen hundred and forty six
three thousand seven hundred and ufty dollars
For interest al five per cent4m o. fortv-tlree
u hNlslnt AMI n collars, Transferred iro.l Ontario
Bank o. the United states Treasury cr act Of , nty
seventh jane, eighteen hundred ami foriy-slX. tNo
Thousand one hundred and nity TWO dollars aac lity
cents.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
The war still LIngcrs,

In December last His Excellency, Governor
MoRroS. then just returned from Washington,
after an interview with the wise men Of the East,
made an earnest appeal to the citizens of In
dianapolis. at a public meeting in Masonic Hall,
to fill up Indana's quota Of the three hundred
thousand troops then called for by the President.
promising them that it should be the last He
gave it as his opinion that there would be no ne
cessity for sending the troops raised under
that call to the field, but that il was
made more for moral effect than any
pect ,tion that their services would be needed.
He assured the people. from information in his
possession, that the rebellion was on its last legs,
and that in three months the stars and stripes.
the glorious emblem of the old Union would
float in triumph over subduei people in every
rebel State Those three months have passed by
and our armies still confront n bold, confident
and defiant foe, and the President has issued
calls for four hundred thousand more men. and
judging from past experience it is impossible to
foretel how many times these calls will be re-
peated.
Ii will he recollected that when Mr.. LINCOLN
passed through this city on his way to Washing
ton he pronounced the impending difficulties of
the country an artificial crisis" and Mr.. SEW
ARD said in December. 1860, all would blow
over in sixty days. And since the commence
ment Of the war every few months the leaders
of the party in power have assured tho
country that within the next succeeding
sixty or ninety days the rebellion would
be crushed Either the sagacity of Governor
MORTON was at fault in December last. or else he
made the declaration we have referred to, TO de
ceive the people for hepurpose of raising troops
Are the men in power who have thus failed to
comprehend the troubles of the country and the
resources of the enemy worthy of public conf
deuceH Either the Administration and its friends
have not been able to realize. the magnitude OF
the rebellion, or else they have been humbusgng
the people fran the beginning. and either horn OF
the dilemma is damaging enough.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

The President has not only the reputation Of
being good story teller. but also for cunning
and shrewdness; qualities which strkingly
developed when his personal interests are in
volved. Gen FREMoSr has been looming up
lately as an opposing candidate to Mr.. LINCOLN
for the Presidency. If permitted to remain in
the retiracy he consigned to over year ago.
he might become troublesome competitor. To
dispose Of him. therefore. notice that Mr..
LINCOLN proposes to give him the command of a
department-South Carolina, we believe. The
President, judging from his antecedents.
shrewdly calculates, as heretofore, that in this
new field Gen. FREMosr will be failure Ii is
evident that the Presidents object in giving him
this important command is TO kill off 1ormida-
BILE rival for political honors, regardless of the
sacrifice OF life Il may occasion or however detri
mental il may prove TO the public interests. We
fear this last joke of the President, or perhaps
we may better say. exhibition of cunning. may
become a costly Experiment sacrifice to the
country; but We suppose he regards those con
siderations of but little consequence il his per-
sonal ambition is promoted thereby.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cancer Can be Cured!
AMERICAN CANCER CHAMPION

DIR. HEBERN HAS LOCATED IN THE
City Of Quincy. H. los Maine street. Sd door above the
Quincy House, Office J. r. Day TOMS Book Store.
He claims be the King Of Cancers, and all
kinds Of Fever Sores, such white Swelling and Bone
Diseases scrcula Piles, and Sore Eyes in their worst
stages, Liver Comp aints, Consumption, Female Weak
ness, and salt Rheum, Tetter, rheumatism, &C., &C.
The Doctor became master Of the above diseases while
travelling through Europe and America And he now
stands at the head Of HIS procession both in
Europe and America The Doctor will take
pleasure in showing his visitors certificates Of
the above where they have been given up in
curabe BY The best ply cisns in the country The Doc
Tor also guarantees in all where the patient
lives up TO the directions.
The patient will please correspond weekly, giving q
true statement Of the case.
The poer dealt with literally.
Cancers extracted in from four twenty-four hours
without instruments pain, a drop of blood.
mar7l-w1y
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
A Horrible Piot-rhc President Cap.
fured-AImoSf!

NEw YoRK March ia Washington letter
to the Tribune gives the following account of a
plan submitted by Col Margrlve TO the rebel
War Department ia November:
One hundred and fifty picked men we're to go
secretly north aud take quarters at Washington.
Georgetown, Baltimore and Alexandra, SO TO
be able 10 communicate daily with each other.
and upon day fixed by their leader we're to as
semble in Washington for the purpose of making
the seizure.
The President. it was thought, could be easily
seized at "A quiet hour at the White House, or in
going to or returning from church, or on some
other favorable occasion. and thrust into a car
rage and driven off. The carriage was to be
joined few miles out of the city by % or 30
armed horsemen
IL was proposed to drive to Indian Point. about
% miles south of Washington. on the Potomac
two or three relays Of fleet horses being sta
toned on the way-where a boat to be in
waiting TO cross the river few miles south of
the Occaquon. whencs il would be an easy mat
ter for his captors to work their way through the
woods with him 10y night into the rebel lines. To
prevent pursuit every bridge between Washing
ton--[ Here this momentous dispatch sudden
ly breaks off. leaving filled with exeruciatinR
uncertainty 10 the ultimate fate Of the ILLUS
trious captive" and the "25 or 30 solitary horse
men "-TyPo
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
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