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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Fbr SAeTig-TRCMA> sPANCEE
For Judge Of Probdte-HORAIlO PRATT
For TIsasurer-THADDEUS DENsMCRf
Fbr CIeTk-ANsFL r. l.. COVERT
Fbr RegistSr-LAURENs B. PiTTER
Pr Prosecuting AAOrney-ROLIIN c. DART
For CIR. CT COnr-MASON D. CiIATIERION.
Fbr .Surveyor-wILLIAM Il. RAYNER
(SIEPHEN s. GITNEY,
f0r eo'V'e''- EDY BAkIR.
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~ On Monday tour couples wcre uni,ei
m the main saloon of tac steamer Plymouth
Rock. IN honor of The event Cam. Geer
gave o grand supper % tho wedding party.
The entire party were ior che Juion-wtl-
ont slavery. and all the passengers conclu-
ded that the state ol maiumenN b. ieyal
one.
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rs- Captain MaSce a New England SET
tier on tho Sandwich Islands. where be- las
a large sugar plantation has SEM Two hnn-
dred barrels OF moiasseS to ar bellows. al
san Francisco. for the Sanitary commits
sion. The article sold for -. 500 N cold.
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Senatorial Convention.

LANsINe. sentember. I3. 1871.

LANSING, September, Is, 1851.
Pursuant 10 call, the Republican Senate
rial Convention for this (the 22d) Senatorial
District, composed Of the counties OF Ing
ham, and Clinton. assembled at clock p.
", aud organized by calling Col Whitney
Jones, CLEANSING To the Chair. and appoint
inc II. s. Hilton, Of 81 Johns. Secretary
On motion DR.. l. T. HOLSTER. y. l. Dan
tells, Of Clinton. and j. T. Tenny, OF lng
ham, were appointed committee on creden-
tails, who reported IN favor of admitting the
following named gentlemen TO seats in the
Convention. viz
FOR IN0HAN COUNTY
Delegates al Large John d. Woodwork.
Whitney Jones, George II. House
From Townships. -. :. Pier-0n. Ouon-
daga; D. b. Harrington, Alaiedon; \. H.
Burr, Locke: l. II. Bartholomew. William
stOwn; B. G.. Davis Aurelius; :. = Gidney
Delhi; L. Everett. Lansing; t. Walker
Meridian; Lucien Reed Nevay; :. o. Rus
sell, Leslie; Z. II. Angel Bunker Hill; ID.
L. CrOsman, Ingham; d. c. Raynard.
Wheattield; VIM. Brown, lie Roy ". Mitch
ell. White Oak; James Reeves, StOckbrldge.
From Lansing City,. ]. Mead lst ward :;
j. f. Tenney, 2d ward: J. VanKeuren. 81
ward; L. Woodh0use, 4th ward.
FOR CLINTON COUNTY.
~ Ldgge Stephen Peral II. : Hilton.
John c. BruDsOn.
From T0,rnshiys-H Henry :. Gibbons
Bingham; y. F. Johnson. Lebanon: y. l.
Daniels, WatertOwn: II. d. Cobb De VIII.
On motion the following named persons,
residents Of Clinton county ere admitted
az delegates, and authorized To cast one
vote each for the towns named below which
were not represented in the Convention .
J. :. Ross for the town OF olive.
A. TeachOut Eengai.
Neither county being fully represented
the delegates from each were authorized 10
cast the full number Of votes 10 which It
was entitled, under the call.
On motion, the Convention proceeded 10
an informal ballot for candidate for state
Senator with the following result:
For Henry n Perrin. % votes
For AlFkn Il walker -...--..-- .------ Q -
On motion OF J. E. Tenney. Esq. Henry
NJ. Perrin, Of Clinton county vas declared
the unanimous nominee Of the Convention
for Senator from this District.
On motion. District Committee. consist
ing Of Hon. A Ii. Walker. OF Il Johns.
John Dunsback Jr., Esq, OF Nas0n- AMI 4.
r. Burr. Esq, Of Lansing. was appointed,
10 serve for the ensuing two years.
On motion il was voted. that the prOcee-
dings OF this Convention be published IN the
several Republican papers in the District.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
stne de.
WHITNEY JONES. Prest
H :. HILTON, Secretary.
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Hon. J " Howard has taken the field
again Tor Republican principles. a. ~ Tor
mer days and has appointments standing
for Tie following places:
Petersburg. Thursday. Sept 1-L
Hilsdale. Friday. sept. 23d
Jouesvile Friday sept. 23d
CollwateT Saturday. sept. 9th
White Pigeon. Monday. sept. 26th
Centrevilie Monday. sept. 10Th
Constantine Tuesday. sept. 9th
Cassop0lis, Wednesday, sept. 18th.
D0waSiac. wednesday. Sept 2sth.
Niles. Thursday, sept. 29th.
Paw Paw, Friday, sept. 30th.
Kalamazoo, Saturday. Oct. lst.
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CHEsP-TLe Richmond papers say that
property aud money, in The Rebel COniede-
r2cy are now cheaper than these articles
ever were. u any time IN the history % the
known world Wonder II they would III
ike 10 sell out
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

seven Hundred Volunteers Sick I'm
Camp'--Yall. mcn bo warned ln tiaei supply
yoar-e.vc. VITA HOLLOWAY Pills And ONT
NENr They az guaranteed o. core iAe wof cases q
-oros yi.cls -carvy, Fevers sul Bowel Complaints.
lf tAc reader u tbs police cannot g.i b0KofPis
or Ointment from the drug store u l.s Ilcs, let hn
write o. me. so Maiden Lane, enclosing tae amount,
ans sl'l msi box ireo ~ expense. Many dealers
sll NOT keep my medicine on halt. because thfy
cannot make as much plolt a- on other persons
make 20 cents S cents and 81 40 per DIX or poi
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4 card TO the suffering
OF tlrse A1r-asa-s ni -- - 81
s.rssr.rll >erso-s sar .'-,s - g
,-. ave- s.,-.a.- r.ta i.a r-s.-i 't.n p. s-rrs
OLD llcToR BCCHAys ES5Ll-a s.A'-'i Il. arr
and he restored 70 healia ara sl- % .-' ~
Jaw. rhsy ar purely vegetable, p '''-' -.
-, ID -.i.,.-v j. th,.r ~ -.s N o. -.
Z - aud SHATTERED c-Isi.- 'ia-- ...,i q -
take the-l with a-vsrta5e -ili' ---rrE
United states only by - Yc-t
e. agent f9r tie Ullisa State -.,.,s. 81
81 box q these PTS se'-'.- ,-s,ch .
be sent to any address On reoeiPi O 49, ~ ~
one DOLLAR. poss P4i1- Nansy re''--' So
srspt II entire saslsfaesion Is not siF'n-
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s-Gen- Dix mas recently declared for
D steady. uuwaveriDg prosecution Of the
var. a. the only way 10 put down the re-
oellion.~ No armistice tricks 20 down
With him.
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The lOIlOWlng persons were drafted Tues
day Sept. Doth.

day Sept. 20,h:
Kolam0, Eat0n Co.-Silas Reynolds.
James Webher. Squire Lampneau Ira W
Green, Horace W. King. Joseph z. Lesuer.
Isaac Asterall John ". Armstrong. Henry
go
Bowen. samuel T.. swift. samuel L. Hunter,
Franklin \. Scott, Andrew HorsingtOn,
Gear J. Scott Hiram Bowen, Henry Davis.
Carmne Briggs, Allen Abbey.
Br29kf,b Eat,a Co.-L. D. Atwood.
Charles Reese, Henry Hawley. Edward G.
Page. John swan. Geo. ". Graham, Ma
thias Mort. Hiram Dewey George Persons.
Martin FOX. Elijah sherman. Milgan d.
S0wles, Peter S0uthword. jeremiah Lamars,
Christopher smith. Joshua g. Estell. J. Cook
Elijah Etley, stephen Buster, Merritt Bailey,
Miles Persons. Benjamin Halleck. AleXan-
der Edwards. Nelson Ball, Harlow L. Dewey,
Geo. ". Brigham. ID. J. Spencer. Christopher
Crops. Rinehart WhOr Alonzo Knight.
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lqtirs.
CONTINENTAL
h-AnSc AKrEEs ARxy or rHE PoraNAc,
WASHINGTON sept u. 1854.
Maj. Gen y. p. Banks. L. : A.
General: After full consultation with the
President. Secretaries of state. " ar. sc. il
mas heen decided - effect the operations
proposed Ior the l-th Arrangements have
been made % have Government steamer
~ Annapolis to receive the prisoners and
carry them 70 their destination.
Some cnr OF FIVE of the chief men in the
affair are 90 he arrested to-day. When
they meet on The l7th you VIII please nave
everything prepared 20 ARREST THE
WHOLE PARTY. AND BE SURE THAT
NONE ESCAPE.
II is understood TIA, You viii arrange
with Gen. Dix ana Gov. seward the D,ola,
0per9e3. L mas been minated 10 mg
,hlt Tie meeting might take place on the
l4th. Please ts prepared. ] would Poe glad
10 have your advise me frequently of your
arrangements In regard 10 this very impor-
tant matter.
Ii IL is successfully carried out IL Will Z,
far toward breaking the backbone OF IN,
rebellion. Il viii probably ae well TO hav,
Ia special train quietly prepared to take d..
F the prisoners o. Annapolis
T leave this exceedingly important aAai
+ to Your tact and discretion the absolute
necessity Of secrecy and success. Wiz
f The highest regard. am. my dear General
F your sincere friend.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
MAJ GEN. L. = A.
on The 29th OF the same month Gen Nc
/ Clellan sent the following dispatches
To Mi Gen. Banks:
Have you any more OF our friends 10 sen
. from Friedrich 10 Annapolis. Please an
swer al once wish % know on accou
OF ordering oh boat
Ma Gen. MCCLELLAN.
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- Hon. y. l. Daniels. OF Watertown.
has been nominated for Representative in
the State Legislature by the Republicans in
the first district of Clinton county.
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Presidential Electors

At Laroe-ROBERT r. BEECHERs
THOMAS d. GILBERT.
Err,t Di1rIet-FREl ERlCK WALDORF
s.coad D,ssrlct-NARSH CIDDlNGS.
7Aird Dtsfret-CHRIS1IAS EBERBACk
Fo,svfh Dlsiyeet-PERRY HANNAH
EfA Dirfrid-ONAR D. CONCER-
l1.th Distrlct-GEORGE ". PACK.
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SYMPATHY FOR THE FALLEN For my
part have not the heart 10 take an Offend
Ing man or woman from the general crowd
of sinful crring beings and judge them
harshly The little have seen of the world
and know Of the history ofman6ind. teac
me TO look upon the errors OF others IN sor-
row. not ina anger. When take the history
of one poor heart that has sinned and suier-
cd. represent % myself the brief pulsailon
oi i0y the icvcrl-h iuqueludc of hope ami
fear. the tears OF regret the ieehcness oi
purpose the pressure Of want, The deseriion
OF friends the scorn OF the world that has
but little charity. the Gesolat0n OF the soul 8
sanctuary and the threatening voice with
in: health gone. even hope, that stays long
ct with us. gone / have but little heart
for aught else but thankiulness that IL l.
not 80 with me. and would fam leave the
erring soul OF my fellow being with Him
from whose hands il came.
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OUR MOTIVATION FOR STATE SENATOR.-The
81 Johns Republican thus speaks OF II. NJ.
Perrin. ESQ. the nominee Tor Senator from
thl- District.
The electors oi OF this Senatorial District
made a malicious selection al their C0nyen-
ton I'm Lansing on The l3thinst The nom
inee. H. " Perrin. Esq, our iellow-towns-
man. Is a lawyer OF ability ana great eau
ton who has perhaps, more warm person
al friends than any other man in this county
Being scrupuously honest. and AWAY
prompt IN his business engagements. hl'
word is as good as ms bond with those VIII,
know Inn best He is now acting Judge
ol Probate In this county. I'm dlschargln-
his duties. no one can accuse him OF KNOW
ingly Withholding from widows or orphans
one farihing which was Justly theirs Be
img loyal 10 the old starry ilag OF the Union
be sees and knows that the rebellion that j.
deuging the country in blood, Is the mos
wicked and causeleS- that has ever sialne,
our aunals-that il stands ' solitary an'
alone i'm all that il base Infamous an'
dayilish-hence, ifelected. his votes Will %.
invariably east against treason AMI the Gle
vices Of IFS allies BY electlng him the PEG
Die will do honor 10 the noblest work 10
GOi-an honest man-and al the same iim'
rebuke those who virtually applaud thereNol
Of JeE Davis and the massacre OF the loya
men who have fallen an vindicatlon OF IN
lawful authority Of the Government
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NOTICE. Those indebted to The sub
y .--.t.- .,re r.lle-t.l f.,lU .. I.. Ola place of
business now occupied hV N .r.I. f..It where Do
raa ur .l. i4 u4-lats Ii.- g. iIl.f ail unsettled
accounts ami f.r.lvU o.. au.s. aI tH OBJ fNufr iptn
next a,i.r illf l1fe th-f mas Ue lf fr immediate
collection.
I.sn-.ag. september D.. iAei
4NvG I'D Killings
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED I want immediately. d rood
w Girl % SO hocsewors. .r d f.riy ol shfas
persons. Wages no object. ii c0mr,icri
W al u Funrs
EOUND.-Un The morning ~ thc 10th
Il n-t - watch which the uaasr cau i.y. ir ctr.
az ol fhe unlcrs l,l 90 te Au.iol G.asr. p. of.os
identify rretriy and 81. rgsAr r. lilslcuco
Lansing : o. lril, l>ot
g4lWl &c AniNS
4 ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED Ia
L 4 tte I'ust once a Lansing. -i.fU ol Michigan
ga the Dist day ol September l,os.
So Io uat-il ans ,t tl.sa l.itars thr anr'irsrf
mlsl CAL Cor "a ircr SD isi,s f.fe ne aaie of
IAs list ana PAY uur .eat i.r aiflrileInE
- D. uut called fnr Within aHt rs.alA facy VII
be sat o. fle Dad letter ul..
Fl.E ltLNE A ol l.itcls ly c-lll.s. 1i he
residence ~ vw-cfs. nlal tet .--r04 is Deserving
tae following h4l's
l. lur.ct letters plainly O. ilt t-l.- ali number
as vel as the post orlce ani Stare
. Head lett-rs Ifl tlc RII.I's i-i.l|f snt
S1t. .frtri ana nHntfr. sign ll0m PLAINLY vIil ilI
name lnt request tlat answers te alloltad acCQr-
/ tngiv
a. Letters O. stranger or transient visitors ln
town a- CTS. whose sI.elia address H.l t 4lAnDHu.
should he marked tue sewer .s.. l-li lall, AKA
/ .hr wori - Transient
Place tie postage stamp H4 tt -r.tr right
hand corner and leate space r0fn.e. ttf stamp and
direction Tor post marking iHo.t interfering with
\ abe writing
A Request fcr r. Reform or letter g. the
writer f unclaimed wtlll .u uslf nr jess written
Z or printed with abe writer name. f.sf once. and
state across tle lcit had caf Nf ftH envelope 81
] the "a. .ii. will BE- complied wlih AZ tle usual
rate OF prepaid postage. payable whra iai letter 10
delivered o. The writer SEQ -. L1ies g .,oS.
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~ The price Of board at the principal
hotels in Boston is 81 per day.
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

Ebr Senator. 225 Dts.ries-HENRY ". PERRIN
Fbr Representative, First Distriet-LUCIEN REED
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
For Representative in Congress.

Krrf Dizrsct-FERNANDO c. BEAMAN
SerUad Dtsfy,ct-CHAKLES UPSON.
TAird Dssirzct-JOHS ". LONGIEAR.
FosrtA Dtstylct-THOMAs ". FEkkY.
Kftk Dsstrlct-ROLAND Z TROWBiIIOE
glxfk Dlsfrtct-JOHH + DRICCS.
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The Draft

Sc have received the following notice
from Or. shank, which will be OF interest
10 the people generally:
JACKSON. sep. 20. 1861
JoHG a. KERR -SIR:-i send yOu the
following list of Deficiencies Of the several
sub districts OF lngham county as appears
from the books in our office. We commence
drafting to-day in the towns and wards
most in arrears Drafted men may vOlun-
unteer ~ any time after they are drafted
and before notice i served on them (Which
notice must be served within ten days and
be credited TO their town or ward the same
as if they had volunteered before the draft
We may draft one or two towns in Ingham
to-day. Is Lansing mistaken a. To the
number OF her credits, or have sc not re-
ceived iuli returns Of her credits
Very respectfully,
H. b. SHANK.
DEFICIENCIES of lngham County, Thirl
Congressional District. Michigan:
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Union Nominations.
For President

For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Of Illinois.
For Vice President,
ANDREW JOHNSON, Of Tennessee.
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Gan. Mcclellan on Arbitrary Arrests.

Letter IRON Gsu. NcCIsUau 70 Gen. BqnkS,
ordering re- aIvsS, OF The Maryland LegiS-
lg-are.
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IIIILtULLIHIA, HcVI- Il.
A Washington dispatch mas the following:
over 5000 rebel deserreTs have arrived from
The army Of the Potomac. One man left
his wife aud six children il Richmond and
saws his Grandfather mas been cOnscTipted.
SAS Francisco, sept L.
Geo. d. Williams. an unconditional
onion Democrat. was elected United States
Senator bv the Legislature Of Oregon yes
ierday. He Is q native Of Massachusetts,.
and was formerly Judge Of the Iowa Su-
preme Court
PHILADELPHIA, sept. Il.
\ Special from Baltimore 10 the Bulletin
states that General Grant has started for
Harper's Ferry, and that his purposes will
be defined in 4 few days.
We have very important news nom Mex
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Go farmers an0 Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,
IL HORWCuLTURisT AID NlfRsERYMAN,

~ HORTICULTURE AND NUR1EkfhANi
Ontn Island iOpposlte Troy.
ha hand ard ready tot snspantng largo quantity
superior and ha-ly GRAPE NIhEs, m oil about .iiy va
neiieshs oislogle Civ, specific character end slite.
Ilas A.so N hand a large sssormtnt Of STRAWBERRY
VINES q which rpen carly as the 9oih q May See
Catalogue for details -
hes also Fnnch. Pfus.iln nnd G-rnsn PRUSESi also
hat superior enra'ed ZWET,CUEN fRuNE 90 svorahly
noticed IN aud by the mers Club In New YORK Cry, lhe
Tribune per, ard Tie Country Gentleman SPEAKING
Of THOMPSONs GRAPES. he Farmers Clnb says;
e II this Il Seeding that vii rpen AZ Troy every year
with certainty trn IL l. acquisition worthy Of notice
f. the discussion ~ the Club the PhtcE was SAID
There vsrsc. % the frune ard this The L"s,
chen Ott. commonly called Sw.Ese and t may be ono 81
r At tny rate Il he unanimous opinlon u TIE Club
that l. an eIcslsn fruit. and well worthy OF ro'ommendt
ton or general cluro l. the beat Frame they ever tasted
10 Il. rf-fn NOT 90 recommend thing NOT worthy, but
are vlns 70 live The Pruuc The hshrs, RECOMMENDATIONS
Hacked aud sustained he II by dstng lised body a.
tn farmers Cut 90 Sew lcrk city aacufs - wc az fri-
rta c1va;0rs q Fruits and Ninrs ihcmseves' MI ho'
o comes before bio follow citizens. couhisuiy DELE, hs
h. 4 able % rrant o. them such varrte Of plants shall
uit their taste and choice urging all to ant Nne Arce,
OF srawn.y Bed tat, Ia lie course o. one OF t"o years
most they their home. enjoy The iflt 90 sasy
l. he obtained IN the beginning and which uIury crafty
10 the end.
Mr. THOMPSON l. At al times IN readiness TO a'ieud 20
cs BIZ n caring FOR The Fruit aids Vines and
Gardens of h. hsnds anu employers IA tic line oil AIS pro-
fcssiou. =.
rrrs Tor Vines Tres. &C. may BE- len Col w. r.
WI lrds scrrsry hen eas County Agricultural AID MANI
iasgr-r, socsJJ Once No % lst, corner feTry Troy
Tia house Orcca Island q Csnal and Maksssts
DAVID THOMPSON,
HortAa!tanst aud hurserymAn,
Green Island. =. Y
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Mem Publications.


I1ENIMORE COOPERs NOVELS.
PAPER COVER, RAILWAY EDITION
PR1cz Gu CEsrs EACH
a., .A no, s,, and convenient edition OF Cooper :
Woffs we have issued;
THE SPY
LAST OF THE moHIcANs,
TIE DEERSLAYER
THE PATHFINDER,
THE PIONEERS,
THE PRAIRIE,
TIE RED ROVER,
THE PILOT,
WATER WITCH.
MILES WA NGFoRD
AFLOAT AND ASHORE
WISH-TON-WISH.
WING AND WING,
TIE CRATER.
OAK OPENINGS.
ob.r voluue. are in preparation. Copies mailed post
hse 90 receipt " price,
JAS. q. GREGORY, Publisher
No. $40 Broadway, n. Y
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ORDINANCES OEWca, WAR DsPARrNESr
MAsHisGToS. June 1, isbAS


S,EALED PROPOSALS gil be received AZ
- this ode3 until FRIDAY tie 1.h u June a. ocloei
p w.. for the delivery At the Nev.York Agency No. "
Worth e., New ora o luHeh Nthi.f COMBS H.,
These Curry Comb. ~ b. made IN s.ici conformity
With tho sAmpel which Be lt this once. or Ne
New OK ency except that the handle, 70 be Of bf
beech or hard spe Thry % he su Get 20 n,pecioa
al t- factory u.Ge before being received py ne vos
eruineu None DO received o. paid Io oG slcH Is AZ
/ approved on in-rrci on -, j., a..
Deliveries be made a, The rafe Of not les, t1an 10y
per week or 900 per day. eoue eng on the ION Jay
Julv 1884 They BE- delivered n boxes Of ga e-eA
Failure " deliver specified ue will beet the co'ractg
20 forfeiture Of the quanuy dne AZ iat iine No ods Wy
be usilrrel parties oil tf tlau rg nannac.n IN
the article and .urh SHOWN 20 this Department %
iy competent to execute "a shops the ~osh ps~
po-ed. ,,,, -, ,.I..
nents II thcig sgrctes. over tlelr own ssnanie~ "a.
Each rry obtaining contrn0' viii Dee olf 10 eNter m~
bonds iih approved sur.tic i3t M t 1fn exec i,n.
tron the award being made .ucresso o'cer' VII Do n'%
fed and furnished with fgs Of nti-t ana oon1' IA.
The Department TIA fisat 20 reject any VI a. w.
II rot deemed satisfactory. :, o..
rroposas vii be addressed BrisadicFSese, oeosH
d. Ramsay Chief OF Ordnance Washnfton ~ O'' ana WV
/ 10 Endorsed Proposals Tor Curry ,ornVs ,,e,v
Brs.irs General, Chief OF Orinance.
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neal Gstdie for 5ale.
[Sce alsoAuetioa Sa'es.l
TOR sALE-A choice FRUIT FARM of aC

ceres two mi es from Poughkeepsie Cfy-price Si wv
uueGnalcd IN this secton to quantity or quality heins al
garden fuo waste and beautiful location On the same 10 =
plain Dwelling House contain ing 10 roosi also Hsc bans
tnts Sneis, Siabing, Poultry, smoke, Wood ind 1osu
Houses and fences al n complete order the orchard con-
.sts Of ~ Pear trees al French unpoTlcdSO yaIe,s; 100
Ounce ~ Peach - Cherry 80 Plum, 100 Ape cad :
Grap,yiucs Conc ord, Diam, Delaware sabel %
awba Neina and Nu.sir also 100 Ooose5euy 10 Cur
feut ~ Raspberry 81 L0on Blackberry a IN good AL
Ao AspaI gus and Strawberry nd Flower Uarden -
4. lao well supplied With watr having vel IN neafy every
6ed Also young orchard Of Fruit Trees lhrg" M number
and Of the moist choice suts too nun rous % meion lbs
place hss produced Of t aad gram Ia hb section II
our County Fa AID diploma awarded The pfodee st ear
sod flr 4 800 The ne.ghborhood brst class for
particulars address apply 70 JAMES sAhohANI keai
4 .iale gent NO. MIkel-st., ioughkeepsie Nty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
AIRY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE OFUcz,
CINCINNATI Ohio June l. l85kf

ARaY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE OFYIcz I
| No. 1875 CIsCMsAu Ohio, june !, lS<
DROPOSALSsare invited by the underslgLsd,
i until WEDNESDAY, June IS. 1864 at O'Clock n,
for furnishing this Department Toy contracD VIII TIE sosv'
ing BOOKS:
Company Order Books Army Standard
Company Clothing BOOKS. Army Standard
Company Descriptive Books, Army Standard
Company Morning Report Books, Army Standnd
Pest order Books, Army Standard
Pos, Letter Books, Army Standard
Posi Guard r. port Books. Army Standard
Regir.ents Order Books. Army Standard.
Rsgiuieu.a Descriptive Books Army Standard
detrimental Index Books, Army Standard
Regmen.al order Books, Army standard
Samples Of which may be seen a. tie oice oil clothing -
EQrplge r. this city
house i. city, in good new packages "tn tue nsme
the party FURNISHING ito kind and quantity Of goods distinctly
nHrzed on each srticl. and package
Parties Offering goods must distinctly state m tber DOS ~
qua, ~ they yropoe urn h. the price and time Of delivery
Samples non Submitted must be marked and num5eedh
CORES the PROPOSE and the parties thereto naa
guarantee that The goods st be IN every respect equGe
Army standard otherwise the proposal vii not b. consde-A
guarantees tgned by two sesPonsble persons, mat -
company each t1 guaranteeing that the bidders VII srpp9
tie articles awarded 70 hirl under bis proposal
Bids viii DO opened on WEDNESDAY. June II, 1854 ~
O'Clock p Ill., this Office, and bidders requested to ~
Awards will be mad. on THURSDAY, June IS 1854
Bonds viii be required taas the contracts WI Be Aiai1iy
flflled
Teegruias re's,its to Proposals viii no; be noticed
Baus forms u PROPOSAL, contracts and ponds naJ ~
tanned this othce.
Tue sh to reject any ta deemed unreasonable ress,S
By OF Yer OF Col. THoxAs SWORDS \. Q. VI. o.
G. W. MOULION, Capt and A. U u