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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
ltmtpanblnua TIT fee6s prD;enti9e
s 90 0plS SpnbS.

Sn 5tnsuiiisure bisisr 70 li6sralsn 3tnfsn an
bic NCt'u fir rrfi 9aprs. IL bisIss prtuiIssuH
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16

tax, all such classes or pcrsuus as from disc
Di'ity Qr otherwise, ought, in the Judgment OF
the General Assembly, TO lm exempted
# 80 ARTICLE sXI. 8
SECTION The bosincss of tn, Treasury
shail be con,!Mctea by one 'Sreasurcr wi,o' sIrI;
hok his office aud reside nj the seat ,,t f;ur,tw
uIent. G'fs
SEcTIoN 3 The Secretary Estate sta ft,ts
l':S '.:';,G and reside at tho scat, vf Guvrrt;--
inent
ARTICLE XII.
SECTION No Convention of the reool,,.y,,ip
bc called uulcss by the concurrence oftwo-
thirds Of tho whole prcscutation i'm each u,,,,,,
Of the General Assembly, f
SEcTinS 3 Nupart of,hi CONSTITUTIONS ,,n,rr
DO altered, unless bill to alter the sam, sbnii,
nave ornrcMl. on three several duvs in th,,
'ousco Representatives. and on three scv,-
raj days IN the Senate. and ayreci to- at tho
scconc and 'hirh readings, hv two-,hirds nf
ttGc whoie representation in Caef House oi tl,,
S1ehFra assembly neither shall any altcra-
uoi, ,akn rtcct, until the bill, so agreed tu
snail oePuohsfIcd for three months previous 20
I,"cw tTcnHn Tor mcmbcrs of the HOUSE of
representatives; aud. if the alteration pron,,s
n,n oy tpe preceding General Assembly, shall
ne agreed to, bv The new General Assemble
I'D '"e'r nist session, by The coucurrrnr. ~
-tmm"-h"aS OF TIE whole rnnrcscnia,ion i'm each
ts .ouso, n'ur zoe same shali have been read ON
"',.o 49, se''rai nays M each, then aud not ot,-
erwlsc, The game cshali bccoane pnrt, of Tho
CONSTITUTIONS P"'' VI '"'
D"n" l" convention, at Colombia IN tho star,
!" ,o"th Carolina, the twruiy-scvrn,h ia,
"' ''p"ihoHr, in the vtar ofuur Lord nr,.
"'"usann eight hundred and sixtv-fvc
ID. l.. WARpLAW,
Pr"aidcnt of tie Convcutin,
vcntinn >''''" " '"e Con
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16
The CONSTITUTION
SOUTH CA R0LIN A,

WE, THE soPLE or THE STATE or suoTa cAHn,
LIMA. ny osR DELEGATE IN ooEvENTtoN
MET, Do oRDAis AHo EsTABLisHTHls coSsTi
TUITION FUR THE eoyERNnESTvY THE sAip
STATE ...H .ita.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16
Gian Daily Express,
PETERSBURG. VA

AS en'ercd upon its fifteenth v.,r IN =,
~ enlarged form, with new type nm,,c,.
,,,;i annnGcs highly f@,tcrinr. II has inrgo am'
onsg,s ,'G"s'ng ,, circulation. and oftrs to n,cr
w,'n!hc southern public. advan,a q es s,n, 40 40
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16

~ ..
GoVsrnment Of the Uniled 81 tes
PrcSidcnt-Audrow johnson of r,,
Ser. '. vi ''h"es'
New York "'""'"' "'
=, secretary Of Var Edwin II. Stanton Of
.Pcnnsy ylvania. ''"''"' o'
r0s'master Genernl-Wiliam Dcnnison.
seorrtnry of The Navy-GiLcon Wellcs, OF,
secretary of the interior James ,Iorlnp
ough, ofllIinois. ''''''-
tucky. - 'p''"'. u "cA-
tPresidcu, of The Scnote-L,r,vo,o c
roster, ofConncc,icut
Speaker ofiho INCONSISTENCIES ro,r,r
of lndiaIin.. ''' 'o''aS''
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16

'''HEME COURT.
cannon nom o' Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
a. james VI. Wayne. Georgia.
= samuel Nelson, New York.
D. Rohcr dftirier. pennsylyo,;.
4. Na'lmn Clifford. Mains.
o. Noah II Swnymc. Ohio.
&. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
.. samuel Miller. Iowa.
O. samuel r Field, California.
I!MrENANr GE%EnALs.
d ,M%'ps'ie'd Scott, virginin.
Ulysses ). Grant. of Ohio.
ware '"'''''S' Do'n-
Judge Advocate General. Joscnb uo,,
D. G. 'os'P" h"lt'
,,a4; 4;uar'fFnaster General, Montgomery G.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16
ARTICLE VII

SEcTI y !. The Treasurer anil the accirtu
"!Soi" slm:l hc elected by ii,r Conceal Assem-
Sy,In ihr Hortc Z" Erpr,syDtaiircs. shall hold
'"r,r "thce' i"r 'our years and shall not be
ciigil'I" Tor tho ,nrxtsurcr' ng tcriD!
SICTIos 2 lii of'irr officers ishaI; b,. annoi,,.
ra. M Hitherto have bcrn, until n,hcrwise
d'r"ctcd i'y lt% bn TIE same person shall not
h"''' tht "f:icc vi sheriff jJr Two oouse. uiyc
utnIs. NJ y. go N'''f>
SrcT,oNS An commissions sba,J be Z, ,I;;o
nHn'. and by the uvii,ori' o thr state nfSom,h
ga oitna, be ratcd With The sc,S Of tue sta,c,
and be signed by thc Governor.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16

fSEoTfps, i. TIC GenGsnl Asscthbly. wbrn1
e.vqc 4ips IL isisf npoi iand, sasllg lg6t'thS tame
5fiDgS Siulps,sea caprgiion (which sha,luot
be jGsg gpsn eaeh ooil than ont-' -'ot,rih ofuse
ifT3Rse Yt@l@p n lnTsfltfG. tlcilnrs Ptorth'ot
lff fs'Aitst G,sgsi 81 tssi enc kSGe a.iity
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SCRSCRIPTI0 rms.

. ,ore. AZ CIR RUTcHFIELD & co. .
= h.'N, ,#. Petersburg, Va.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

Although there are atpressnt asistnea large number
Hair tones competing for publt patronage by fire.
quent and repeated exagerations Of their peculiar
critics. yet IL Is we'll known to many rho are under the
necessity Of rescrtng their aid that are uncertain
In their results. The frequent inquiries which havsbse
made Of the subscriber for tonic which he conid war
rant for certainty OF effect and harmiessness have in
dnced him To besto much time md in the prcu-
ton Of one which should possess these qualities So
ries of experiments have enabled him to ali
difficulties, and it s of qualification him to
ind bis iabors crowned With complete SUCCESS.
cabus Hair Tonic dye, but arestorative-restores
grey hair toits natural color, imparts moisture and
glossy appearance to the hair removes dandr cures
eruptions and all diseases Of the skin. x
Persons disposed to become bald can by constant app
cation and of the Tonic restore thar hair and acap
70 II former healthy condition. go a@@'3EA Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

keep csostankly on hAnd md ~ akfx - te~ese
pricea 70 caah cuskoaanes ~ T0eapf Uf i2ess s~S
we'll sslectsd etosk ~ ~ s. - 11 n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16
T1xECUTOR's sALEOF REAL Es.

Ia TATF.-Noticc is hereby given that, by vlrtuc Of
A order Of the County Court Of Lee county, Ioua the
undersigned, Of the estats 81 Lea xne de-
ceass vII the %th dag of Msrsh 16ss Lytxsen The
hours 81 O'Clock and Aoelpek y n. Of ~ day
and commencing ct O'Clock N - III ffgut Apor y
the Clerks oee OF the nstrjot Csgpe, - ~ Court
Houss - shsNv o. Keoknk, lows, o9w II sale q pub
IA auction ~ highest bidder the following soe
teuit Lots and q In block So In Tia city nf keokl
iov-- - Il Eef s sE 3 5o' fsMStHnn~stoT%Xy
Il Il iHksssbas ef Estate q Esu1b 1lu1sls go.
jsaseAtw ir2ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16
|" 5 noon DO Thoasands of surferers
r AND FOR SALE have 1.O25

/Arses OF land. which intend to sell without fav-
Ing liked any price below which will refuse bid $40
acres lies in Montfose Bottom Lee comfy Iowa az
". w of the town Of Montrose About 700 acres
Of this tract s prre and no tim ber650 acres
under good fence four cabins with three rooms in
each well of water At EACH two ponds of and
stock water and large barn. well framed with
single roof
The other tract contains about as acres AZ miles
north of Eeokuk between the middle aud wextern roads
which connect Ktokuk and Mentrose, about 45or 30
acres cleared and the balance in timber Two cabins
we'll IF xster and creek for stock water this
and about l5oscres under good fence. Title indspu-
table. = !
These tracts susceptible Of division and viii be d.
vded TO suit purchaser Those wishing 70 boy home
or make investment I'd real estate In either Of the
above localities invited 10 examine the banda now OF
fered In quality least 500 acres are a. good and ee
a. we'll any lands ID Iowa viii take pleasure Is
showing them to any person wshag 10 purchasa ana In
vite offers for tina whole or any part
jsnlOdtf PRANK BALLlNGER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

|GANDY-A Anb assortment foys q,
3 sssf sAs1f1sss = - pa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED |!

Just Published, IN sealed eHreiope. Price, Sir Cents.
Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and Radical Cure
of Spermatorrhoa. Seminal Weakness, involuntary
Emissions Sexual Debility and fmpcdiments aria
gen rally. Nervousness, Consumption, Epfepsy and
Pits Mental and PHYSICAL Ineapscity, resulting from
Self Abuss. &c. By RoBr. j. CuIvKRwELl NJ D.. author
OF the GreeH Book, &c. os
ga Boon 10 Thousands OF sufferers =,
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to any address,
post prfd on receipt Of six cent? postage stamps
by DR.. J. C. Klkk, Ia Bo~ery New York, Post Once
Box s,5Sd. jan20dAw3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16
Every Instrument Warranted for Fire Yean.

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, boldly an
nounce greatssf triumph in musical Inducements II
age During thc past ha century, tie FIR, n,b ard
Germans have Manufactured reed Instruments with
dcul lie bellows, and tv pedals for the cl.Iait
but the ant Of te reversed Eknscsf1oS nEIievs
(which is the eHjy bellows nssdn instrunerts
impossible for tlsn 70 produce the mellow, ri
musical tone Itch lelfasfs.
AAoher objection 70 this nlefhcd CT blowing srs III
both fees being occupied Opportunity cfered
the management of the swell Within pst yeas
instruments constructed this L,roltan plan II
adcable blowers have been nlnHufaefu ed in tits
try and to courteraet this difielity velll
lever has been projected from thf Of the IN
ment upon the swell, AND oPERAfEp Er TIM KNEE
The and contntion AIRY efect this
object disaere ad3 enough Eeit NJ 70
LADY the II snch appeangr ncail, imy oesibie
Our AUTOMATIC device obsiatcs tis dIncuy entirely,
tAe simple OF flowing with o. iers fre giving
tire desired increase decrease in the volume OF one
For seventeen the superior eSeeRice OF our Me-
aodsons han hrcn questioned and if two - Il
the demand has mace il imp sshle ter Us 10
meet orders promptly With orrincresd isciiities
feel warranted in assuring patrons that their or
ders VIII be promptly met, and solicit continnance OF
theirpatronage.
~ Kssret diseossf to cleySsmsH, CAursaes and
SeAssis. ..sse as
| ADDRESS,,
GGGs. Il. RRyNCE 4 CO., Buffalo. N. y.
GR0. a. PRINCE x CO., Chica gos III.
4 An niustf.sed Catalogue, with full description Of
.Avie. = I'M ~ sent II a. To any address noyl6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18
NARRIICD.

WHTTCOAB-HEWf IT On u edrcsCay mon. Ing. O-t.
18Th, al the residence OF th' brides father by Z 8.
}. f Weed, Mr. Us ph Whiicoub a. Mss Mary
: He~eit, both Of lausilg, Mich
CASE-GRlSWOLp On the s,hinst. In Larsinr hy
the Rev. G. Armstrong, DAM l. Csc Jr.. 20 Mss
Frances n, daughter Of Go. 4 G-isN0 q, i-tl Tur-
ser l. ). Navy.
PULvER-HARnY. Also. by Tie same ca tlc 18th
inst. IN Lansing, Henry H. pg.vtr. o.. woodruff
Shiswassee county, 10 N - Achssh NJ. Hard. OF
Meridian.
BANKS-BANGHtEr-Nt Lower Town. lansing Oct.
18th. 1,65, at the residence G. Jas is.el Esq by
Rev J Weci NJ EiNlrs " BluSs o. Ere
mont, Ohi,, an Miss Evsliro Ban chart. = Am Az
Dor. Mich
LATHRAM-NOi.sH-Int the township ~ nsihi. Ing
ham county. or the 10th ius--. M-. j. p Lltlra'n
o. bloomington, IL and Miss %. A. North az Delhi
Mich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18
DIED.

wHEAT.-At MS residence ~ Wa,e-t5wa. Clinton
county. Mich on Ncfues iav the 4.h IN O. J amos
d. Wheat, agei j. years
The deceased had from BIS childhood been troubled
with the Asthma, wbich sor the last few Years had
becn severe affection. lie ,cg, h.s cl-ir home and
freucs a. Faeils. OuoudaEa county, =. Y ia March.
1854 ana sctt ea At BIS bate home in hone that the
change Of Climate would benefit his health. AMI this
hope seemed FOR atrnc d be IN some decree izcd
but lately his disease returned with its Oh r. sacc
he was however able l. De arorld and attend 20 bis
business I'll The day before he died. Or Tuesday b
nearly mile to the village to consult tho rAys
elan, and returned on foot. was immortality taken
dangerously IN with his old disease % WI IN perhaps
WAS ADDED congestion Of tie lungs aud died in ahou.
IS hours. Before his deatha te.cEram was slu, /.
h.s mother the Oh home and 81, arrived IN time
to attend his funeral O. the fellow ne Slboath
The deceased leaves. besides his widowed mother
swifc three sisters ani nr- rcus fricucs % mourn
his death. though he had spent SO short TIN, f.
his new home bis neighbors mourn his death as
loss 70 the society and public spirit q the Place
possessed tender diial regard Tor bis mother who
ieaned upon him her oniy So - the stat os her le
clining years he was IN affect -onate ard ecvo.o
husband, son, brother, and friend De hal very fe7
Il any enemies, not because lie had ne PRINCIPLES
opinions or positive traits o. character different from
those q his neiSa5o-s, but becalse. 20 sound jcd-
meat, sterling honesty, and positive opinions an
eharacteristies be added " ic,ical discretion as
how, when and where differences o. opiaaa and feel
ings shouid be nanLested Through al his country
struggle his loyalty was net Of tie Questionable KIN
but was as true IS the needieto the role
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

BASE bALL-A match game OF base ball
os'"een the sheridan Club, Of Mason and
oe Lansing Lower Town Club Of This
u'!' was played on the grounds OF the LAT
Yer club OF Saturday last, resulting in avic-
'o'! ior the Mason club. The game TO WHICH
1ais IS return. was PLAYED n. Mason dr
ing the county fair. Two matches then
'eoS place between these clubs. the first Of
Na'cn vas won 10y the Mason club after
p'A!ios i've Innings TO decide tie RESULTING
upon Playing the usual game of nine in
-41ss' and the second Of which was won by
ne Lansing Club. We were not present
--.'ls lHe game, but learn that il was n
'p1,'ed one, and that the playing was quite
sOOa The last innings, We are informed
N1s Played when Il was so dark It was diff
-. 70 see the ball. The following was the
Score made:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

JACKSON AND LANSING RAILROAD The
Jackson c Hzsn ofThursday last says: "Ou
Wednesday morning. iu company vith II.
II. Smith, ESQ, the Superintendent we
took a trip over ill., ly.-...-- 1872 la.
and Jackson Railway. unpn which the rails
are laid, i distance o. between 10 and y
miles. We made the trip thinking that our
readers, who are largely Interested in the
progress and early completion OF thi, road
would like 10 know the exact condition IF
the work Al : O'Clock ODD the c9nstruc-
ton train drawn bs TIE engine swallow,
we left the Central depot. On the route
number Of iabOrers. ties aud rails were Ia
ken on, delaying the train which arrived az
the terminus of tie rails ia about an hour
and half TIE construction train j. ul-
der tie charge OF Mr. Ramsey. while Ir
slocum has charge or pattiag down The
iron Both are experienced rallo2d men,
the latter having been employed by The
New York and Erie Railroad company tyr
over years. Tie services OlDJ-a OF these
gentlemen will probably be retained Dy DE
company Mr.. Smith, the superintendent
i an active, energetic nag. and watches
The progress Of the work wi-h al eagle cy'.
Great difficulty has been experienced il
getting help, and the progress made .n put
ting down the iron, owing 90 the long coa-
tiaued We. weather. has been lece- s4r..5
slow The nr-- ~ miles pa So through
several marshes, and for a LONG distance
the ties have had TO be carried on the mems
backs. The Company are now putting
down from One-half % taIee-iOurtus Of a.
mile per day. They employ from al to loo
men. They could use 10 good advantage
200 more. The marshes arc now passed
and mile per day can bee rcad... laid NJ
Smith informs W that he has iron enough
delivered in Detroit o. complete this road
90 Mason distance of twenty miles or
half way 90 Lansing. he ll.nas tue roai
viii not be opened % Lal-ia- by next w.u-
ter, unless the people on lhe northern line
OF the route furnish them with more help.
The road is already equipped w.ln $3.50 ell
gines and twenty cars the Irou being plt
down, weighs 90 pounds 10 the yard which
IS heavy enough for the business 90 the
road. Mr. Smith Oher- - per da, lor help
aud would Ike % pat TOO men at w0ra at
once If he could procure ,hem. Tnn-c oIl
Of employment in other portions of the
state would DO we.i 90 seek tbs point .here
'aI.r d. tu -uet .r....4t .l.f....t..f -r
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

GRAy H0UsE-Mr Amos Turner has
erected large and convenient grain house,
at the Lower Town depot, during the past
summer and fitted it up in the most APP
proved ami convenient manner and is now
buying and shipping grain much more ex-
teEsiveiy than heretofore. We had inten-
ded to visit This building this week anl
give a more elaborate notice Of il, but are
Oblisedto delay doing 50 until some futur,
time.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

CNIyERsALISr STATE CONVENTION. The
State Convention Of Universalists are hold
ing their animal session at the Universalist
Church, IN this city, to-day, and VIII con-
tinue through TO morrow. There Is quite a
delegation from abroad, and several preach
ers OF eminencc are in attendance, who will
preach during the time Services will be
held in the morning, afternoon and evening
OF both days These meetings will I'M
doubtedy be well attended by our citizens
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

ED,DDLEEs. Some Of the gentry
who len this vicinity for Canada during the
war, for fear Of being drafted, have re-
Gently returned after Il residence OF two or
three years OF safety in that, for the time
being more desirable country They rep
resent times over there as not so good as
tney used 20 be. Congress at Its next SEES
sion should pass a law forever disfranchis-
ing all such individuals. They should be
deprived OF all rights which men, white or
black, are bound 90 respect.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

YOUNG MEN's SOCIETY. There will be q
meeting Of the Young MeL's Society at their
room, in Chapman's Block. on Monday The
23d inst, at = o'clock, p. VI.
All persons who desire to become mem
bers OF the Society are cordially invited To
be present \ general attendance Of men,
bers is solicited
By ORDER OF THE PREsIDESr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

ABAyD0yED.-Th salt well enterprise in
this city we Judge has been entirely aban-
do1ed, tbe tubing having beenn drawn from
the well thc boiler and some Of the ma
chinery removed. We think it has been
pretty well demonstrated that brine cannot
5e obtained anywhere along the banks OF
Grand river in quantity OF quality sufficient
70 make sal'maklng profitable
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

Flesh FIsu.-Mr. l. :. Jenison, has
an Arrangement by which his market will
be supplied with fresh fish this fall and win
ter from the waters Of the briny ocean,
being sent from Boston, properly packed.
BE now receives white fish and trout twice
aweek, fresh, from Lake Michigan This
arrangement OF Mr.. Jenison IS a good one,
and we have ne doubt his enterprise will be
rewarded boy liberal patronage on the part
OF our people
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

REN0vAL-Our fellow towusmau, c. Led
erer. Of the lrm OF Lederer & Bros, who
have been engaged in business in this city
for the past Is years has removed to Nil
Waukee, and engaged in trade ut that place.
Tie oil irm have always been fair aud hon
orable dealers, and have met with deserved
success. and we commend Mr.. L. 20 the
people OF MA new home. rs a prompt and
falthlnl business nan.