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!. fashionable Dress Mo,+;7,s..

NI si ii,.l = o,s NJ !. ELLIOTT is sspesliss,s
y on fashiesasls S,sis dress rss. Viii sss-
men. q ae rssdsnss ssss. nsshng sh. na ihs
q, opened neat and fashionah,S ae has alsojust
p, pll WooI Deleihos, French, selection Of
BianL BiIpiIns' Black. and Brown Does DANCES sii
Cann ,,lck Aiapacss1 Also, whita sug,ases u,Ss 'and<
wgi,l,arst ,,i,, and Dress Trin,binoos hia Gloves,
irons fjt IN saowing to her pa,
dep0'66-2ws
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MESSAGE OF GOVEPNOR ORR,

Judge necessary or oynnd;o,.n 81 SI,tl nn
messages of ,,a Prov;s;pn"i I'Is' Ga ! nc
Il, vnur Sncciol ond rca,l.,. oYVi'''
brought to ynpr a,,sn,;n,, , ''.S,,,''S ,,S rave
subjects mnril;ng vnnr nnn..;5a. " VI '''e
the present time Snmo hon.r,, ,"'.o,', at
not been nolicod and n,l,ar ''; i" We
/ Judgment, are Of fsnrin;nr. ;,",,. ~ NY
,hr reiterated '""'o 70
TIE people or,be, Sto,,
condition to nav tbo nsral .n,,>. wy 'IpU u, "
fore collected. ana hence tuo Mec.SA;t,. ;tr'of oe
omittinc appronria,ions wLi,., a." ,'.t, q, ~
rnt administration Of tI;e Cor"rn,,,,,', w ,,'r'
does no, inppriou,lv rco,;re TLo 'La''s''' os''
nual appropriations for Frcn Schaols o n,,I ~"
for the Military Acodrny Shnm1j LIZ LIZ
/ suspended for the newt veay 81 sIohiPso' ,H
Ipr"rria'ions for the Coilr~r for 'Pvh}c
Buildings, for COn,mrent 4 rcou,,s anI
Claims, materially rrdnred r. mn 'u
all the economv'that can be nroct;coJ ,,n
keep your State Government IN o,,,r,
tion, it will reonire sucb SIM, ;, n,',
necessary expenditures, as will be onnros.
Sivr on The Eeoplr to ro,se I'M. rdrnn.,
can no. he opened ifvonr Jp1ga, c,;I W.
rrcrlv" fhcir salaries The rnnr,;ons nr'
The Legislative and Executive Den,r,.
m.nts OF the Government can not hn
performed it their pay IS witnhala
When you shall have determined tbm
amount You intrmdlo appropriotn Cor ,ho
fiscal year, how can tue money ,,a raised
to merrit? It. mnst he done hv taxat;ou
or Foam. The anomalous situation in
which we are placed, prcc!nlns The hons
'ha' any loan can be Elected withont
fmnons los$ If this is true, ;hen our
on !; rrsourcc is taxation.
IN" Treasury is empty, and taxes will
Ken Ken, IN on .rn,,nr mil thal lime? f? |
rc,.nm;rcnl ,bat'tb,. Treasurer he an,b.
on,aI tn ;ssnc .%rtiIicarrs oriuacb,paness
pavablo.,o bearer and fec,iy.,'la in .rav.lI
mem otullSiatr faxes. These r.rl1RcaipSE
will Ie taken hv The creditors Of fl,e I
Sralr, aud will preserve lltoir paryalpc,s 4
;f ,ha issrr j. E,uitr1 la ont,.hu IF 1f the !
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'-an9 Prov'4> tlnt the creditor Should nav.
ithh privilege IF suing his ar'tor TO iiudg
menf, 50 thata lien upon his PROPERTY
may bc seci,hd; that the interest and y
part OF The ptincipal should be collected
annually that the whole sum may be
coIiected when the debtor attempts frau
d.'iently or clandestinely to remove or
dispose Of his property that the law
should not apply to debts contracted after
De gwen in cases of trespass or for torts
10 person or property committed before
or alter the passage of the Act.
Serious lnconvepiences often result
RON the difficulty and delay in secrmin6
charters lor railroad manufacturing. min.
ing anu other companies, intended to
aeVciop the wealth aud resources of the
'ot''e. Much time is necessarily consnm.
e' IN the consideration Of each applica.
"on' ana the statute book arc enciYmber.
tu WIN these numerous acts of ofincorporo.
Iloh. 10 taciitate the formation of MI
con- Pahles where men are willing TO
venture their means to develop the in.
oustry, wealth, prosperity and resources
ot me 0'atc, recommend the passage
ota general act of incorporation, and
when It's provisions are complied with
that the subscribers to the capital stocL,
be declared body polite.
by Act Of the General Assembly in
iSo I, the State lent lis credit to + Genre
a loan for the Louisville, Cincinnati and
charleston Railroad Company. and an.
th"rIzed the Comptroller General TO on.
a3rse thebonds Of the Company, pledgina
"he iath and funds of the State 70 thc
ialtNinl performance Of the contractn
iGe bonds, amounting to two millions OF
dollars, were issued and. endorsed and
W, wit lall due the first of January next
= = nc company cannotpay the bonds, and
lAe State is unable, at the present time
TO make good the endorsement. II is
believed that the principal bond.holders
arg wiling to extend the debt for twcntv
years longer, if the State will renew Lnr |
guaranty, The StateAhas stotutory
n2r' gage on the road.ard upon its renew.
=. ~ 1No'''n'rR" lhatanlhoritybe given
he Complrolicr'G General, or the frcas.
irerl to renew The endorsement or,bo
NV bond, :, lha, may he required to lioni.
la'e The pId bonds. Noincreased liob;Iity
IN The part Of the State will.be incnrrod
ma we nay reasonably anticipate that
v''hn 'he p"xt twenty years, the Com.
'ahY can ply the bonds, principal ana
,,la S,.,a hanntil 80"
jarolina Colerc.. o's,"%s ro"s',, OF ithc South
j0llegr he,contcrtcd mio a"S. 'i"| "a"
heartily t1pcur in H., university Z
,ropnspd Ghnn,,. ~ PolnI"ty OF the f
,,..,,,,f, rir,, 'N jfddmg to the -
tndy of /, !, T"!'s ~ai,;., ,*rh""ls Tor tbr I
,uagcs, I,,ro,,ai, i''Pe ana mo'lrrn Ian 6,
md prokS,nal rd1r.,t;nn - ciasSicaI 81
rhe increId JU""g n,,n' n%l e, of'he State. of
/ will a,tG viii '"sr nt OF students which m
,earlv s,y,nnt,,.,; m'', MAKE the university "
,ronr;ot;on fFpoI'lng g and with an an. no
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Notice.

&C co o"natsrsgncd nat,ndg; have this day form \,
style Of CATHS%rsshlp, under the aamo Ur'"ed 2
purpose of Of : 5n; hGART & MATHEWS nS fo,. and a.
ae long general mercbnn aor n me
tel '"' eoner near McMaster's' Ma
M SEoMiA;,RltES CATHCART
dec 1@65--8t o"N h' MATTHEWS, jr.
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y ca since your meeting, III maturing
laws Tor the organization of the militia
and tor the regulation of the rights
gand duties of freedmen and / doubt
NOT that you Will perfect your legis,
lation on these subjects before your
adjournment. Our policy toward the
freedman should he kind and humane
lthis rights ofprrson and property are
not fully and effecinally secured by our
local legislation, we can not hope to be-
relieved from The presence of the Militia.
ry and Provost Conrts. The authoriiiesof
the United States will not remove their
protecting hand from the negro whom
they have mannmittcd, and in whose
freedom we have acquicsred, until we
provide byionr laws to give him full
protection m AL his civil rights. His
labor Is necessary for the successful
persecton of the agriculture of the State,
and 1t will be best commanded by maxi
ing him cheerful and contented.
commend to your favorable consider.
atlon appropriations for the support of
the hnnatic Asylum. IL is noble char.
", and the energy and self sacrifice of
the Superintendent for the last nine
months m maraining, without any public
contributions toiis suppor.. the fnmales,
entities him to the proud distinction of
benel;'ctor of bis race. 1t is high time
tlIab'he bnrthen should be taken from
tis shonlderS'and placed upou the State. |
The destitute condition of District
pauperE, The dilapdaion ofpnblic build
lngS, and the neglect and destruction of
roads and bridges, require that all the
District Boards shonld be promptly and
re'organized, and the laws |
governing them rigidly enforced
,,a JAMES l.. Orr.
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w TN NJ SBORO.
Tuesday Morning, December l2, 1865.
New Advertisements.

DR.. w. III. BAIEY advertise. 10 in.
struct classes in French rs
CHARLES CATHcAHT ,,.la,,aN. Mar.
THEws have formed . c4, lurr.hip.
See advertisement of goods.
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E'E;a M 4: lg!;.a :a G. > " IA. "a h t 4 q .
john Pool Elected United States Senator.

: RAlrrau, N. G., Dec. .5.-John
Pool Of BERTHE, (Union,) was elected to
the United States Senate to-day, for The
short term.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-12

ORIcLN or PoLlrlcAL TERMs.-The
terms WING" and "Torv" were known
IN the reign of Charles II. Some wri.
ters derive the word "whig" from
"whaig," " the Scotch Tor "whey"--a
name applied to bandits and dr6vcrs
and, tory from "toory" Orisl1, applied
TO heggnrs and outlaws. Others saw
'hat wig is formed from the motto of
me Fnri,"ns- We hope in Cod. and
tory" " ifom q 'Tar.a.ri," pronounced
tory, and meaning "Coms o King
an acclomot'on much nscd by the Irish
adI'eIrrnts 10 Charles III. The word
"had'ca!' arose about the year 1878
and conservative" about 1880. =,
So -. .. g." a
cn2or! r"yr1 By fire is supported b. ~ \;
lvrr,y lnrm. Inat such a fate has bes,mo, GlS'
on, nmssr : P'ancss Than ours. FronoL %'arn TAR
fixed s,ars Ia n.,tt mat no fewer ,hanl 5oo !
nam.", ''S > nay" vanished from ,ho.e yGD
rvcLo Pv.I ,m,''''n III" last 300 wo,n, m
onnt or ,""" IL aye. gives an interes,ipa n oc
,lr, wh'ch b, on. account Of -, :" I"rgest
fdIance, had become tho us singular e
'ontI, M "h.ly. ,. observation far senape, ""Jee,
became lung m,S whlch.'hn star gradual. ,
,arancr' ra'rF until IT'S final disom |' j
g vanishoj ia "a Place states that one @ r. c,
n hcmi.nbornn$ n$rd d s'ors ofthe North.
nee ~ p3gr". afforded indubi,abla "r,a, nni i.
ars, )" ,ay'pg heon consumed bv m ssa sv, o.
X, ofgIcwina" "r ro was dazzling white "
I fnnilv i ~ LI"" and yellow ms,re
orcd. Tbn hsG r.me nae and ash. az
teen o,on,h nis 'ar'hng q, Of the star lastsa 20
wLicb '".hs, narl, when tlis snnny visitor u" ~; nj
,cts y mn rS,L%ps' whole series of -, m
= vi ,Ior rm.N nave owed allenianco O. TIN
!, departed af and became .inviSiblo h'f En- n, W
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CoNEEDERATE DEAD 4BunnD NEAR
W4scHLsTER. : We lrusl Sat ih~ in.
lowing circular, which We .iind III he
Winchester papers. wiil ancrl with a
hearty and material response through.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

CApgrs! ! CARrxrs !. CARPETS 1.-THE
place TO End the best assortment Of carpets
and the lowest prices, 10 wadsworth 4 Cos ,
Rock Island. sp36dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

DEcilSrs..-we are requested BY Judge
Grapt to make the announcement ttat he
Internationally declines the nomination FOR
Judge Of The Snpssme Court thrust spon
him by LeGsand Byinston and 0csnp pAny,
at the pretended STATE Convention at Iowa
City, on the 18th INST, first, because be
fails to reeosSiss ssiy shadow r. right in
Byinston I Co., 70 make nomiaasiops. AM. .
secondly, beeause he meter expeSts y ask o.
to accept any political uUsinasisA whatever
from the ptopls Of Iowa, fot any ohcs id
their gift. He hopes that no democrat. At
the coming election, vii waste any, votes
upoA kiul-Ashe b ! casdidSt As ~ die
whatever. a. : a. 4lss 4 44 seM0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

ApR. 6Kx. BAkks Is expeeted 70 te pres
ent u The Old Soldiers Psstisal sa We'd
nesday evening next
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

noA.e ne FoollsA.-Cau sd e1shiSs
something urgently needed BY everybody. A
sample will be sens free b mail for 80 cent? hat
Square, New York, jyso-Aly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
The % Cavalry Ana ORPHANS.

The ID Cavalry and Orphans.
Nh aHD1scs :-@This rsQiaDese' his ovessd
their rcgin.ental fund and bsnd TO the or
phan cause. They have already paid into
our treasury Iarsa anosnts. Gen. D. e.
Coon has paid $50, Col. Hortsa. The mejoss
and others have paid before Conps6S @,
has paid me its saving fund 322. CO..
b desirable memento of this regiment, Of
noble record, for any city to havs- call
the attention Of the lad,es. and other friends
sf the I'd Cavalry, inithis city, Musaine,
Iowa City, and other places to the parchass
Of this bSnd. P. p. INGALLS,. .
DavsnPost Oct, "a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

MULEs ron SALs.-Five pair Of good
mules for sale u ny farm on the LsClsi'e
road. JAMES GgAxr.
sep27-dlw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Old Eyes made new without SPECTA-
CLES, DOCTOR. OR MEDICINE. Pam
phlet mailed fsss ON recsipt Of ten cents
Address 4. B. fOOTE. n. D.. No. ll30
RrosdWay. n Z. A9l0-0Me
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

MAS l. MxYER, No. IL, West Second
street, desire to call the attention Of our re-
turned veterans to their large stock Of ready
made clothing. which they are now anxious
70 dispose Of at the lowest rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

SArrssAY vAs generally observed - {
day Of fasting and prayer BY our citizens o.
the lsraelitish faith.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

FxAxx B. WiLkIs. Of the Chicago Timts.
10 on . visit to our city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Scorr DIVISION No. l. Sons Of Temper
ance, meets every Friday evening at seven
O'Clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
ner Sd and Brady streets Jan O-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

CLorHIso o--Franz Meyer. next 10 the
First National Bank is still prepared TO re-
ccive his old customers, and to supply them
with anything in the clothing line At prices
corresponding with the times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
.kAll.s--A---
nlEll.

ln Chicago. on SATURDAY, evening, she Seth uiA j,
q the residence Of his father in-law, JoM Col
LaSs, Esq, Mr.. ALLEN II. WILLARD, aged .
years. TT II ~
His remains have been transferred to TINS CITY,
end The funeral sesvices will takcpIses at the re-
ldenee Of Mrs. JolA n, MortoS, of Atb sssees,
between Perry and Rock Island, q II Q oiock %
raorrow (rucsday) morning Friends e the fam
lily are invited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

ORrnAxs' iloxE SuBscxIPnos List
j. j. Bprtis- -. ~. -. ..... svowO
Who comes next on the list. We shall be
hsppy TO add new names ftoo dsy 70 day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

ScAvsoLssxos ass rapidly being baiit on
the Rock Island Railroad Bridge. tsr the
proposed improvements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Tag EXCURSION OF Edwa Congrega-
tionsl Church has been postponed until
ThursdAy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

An ounce Of fart is WeTth . poudd OF the
ory; an1 the swarm Of conclusive facts thet
cluster sround that fnconpasable prepasa-
ton. Hoofland's German Bittis, prepared
BY Dr. y. Jack soa. fcr Jonss T. Evanag
Philadelphia. establizhing it, value q I ton
ic and restorative, ARE such IL would pre-
vent iacsedslity itself ffon questionine its
efficacy. In sll eases Of Diseases 81 -
Stomach, whether aeate er chronic, il ~ev
b. recomepsndsd sst NJ soothing. cordial
a6d renessting in6uencs. DySpspSia. Hs1rt
bVtn, Laes q ApPstits, NeNsee. Nervous
Tsqncsas Relsxatisp and D6bslity, &c, IN
vGosved ~ ths 6tttass - avery sAestspas,
a ttdBSS on4 pes10vetaago b. thGts -
nsvse flib 70 vosk thossaeh eurs. 1sl
- y DgaGCss - Asalnn annul1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant. Strat
ton a Mcrrill's Davenport Commercial 60!
lcgc. to get thorough practical business
education, or TO become good sound telc-
graph operator. For circulars address Ten
closing stamps) Bry ant, Stratton Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. awly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

DigRs.- Extraordinary inducements offered
TO disabled Union soldiers who desire to OBJ
tain . thorough commercial education, At
Bryant, Stratton 4 Merrill's Commercial
College. Davenport. Always 80 to the
best Send for circular. my18-dw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

OLo SOLDIERS, ATTENTION = Rccollect the
Old SoIdisrs' Festival next Wednesday eve
ming. 1t is expected 10 be . delightful
affair, and IS the object is to raise funds to
relieve the families Of dead soldiers, etc..
the great hall ofthe German Theatre should
be crowded. There will lie avariety Of en-
tertainment, to close with dance for those
who like such amusements. The ladies
should be there in crowds. as they are sup
posed to be proud Of good suppcrs, good
speeches, good music, and some times much
dancing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

lMxEr,xo. will be . busineAa
meeting 70 morrow evening, at the Lc
Claire Hall, 10 consider means for obtain
ing the locating Of tho Orphsns' Home at
Camp Kinssnan. Everybody generally and
the ladies' especially, are invited to attend.
The Holion Glee Clue will furnieh mvsic
for the occasion. Many distinguished
siseakers will be present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Acc,DxNr-In making changes in this
building for the convenience Of the post Of
flee, portion Of the stairway near our office
MAS this morning removed temporarily. A
little boy named Willie Winnick. employed
in the Gasetts Office, not aware Of the
change, fell through into the rooms be
meath, getting considerably bruised, but not
danycrousiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Rusrrc WINDOW SHADES. -Eycry house
keeper should know that . Window Shade
Mandatory has been opened in this city
Second street, three doors East OF Perry
South side, by Chandler, Railsbsck 4 Co.
These shades are made Of strips Of wood
woven together, and painted or stained in
various colors They are very durable and
elegant, and should be found in every
house Let US encourage this new aud
worthy enterprise literally. Ladies should
call and sce the styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

TuxArprcAL-Don forget 10 see Miss
Jennie light this evening, at the MetroPol-
itan, as "Esmeralda," the gpsey girl, in
her bewitching dances. The drama is .
thrilling one, from the pen Of the author Of
Les Miscrables," and will be presented in
the most excellent manner under Mr. yatt .
capital mana cement In the farce that con-
clulcs the entertainment, Miss Jennie will
appear in four differ mt chara ac:ers, with
songs and dances. Don't fail to attend.
as the best bill be presented to- night that
w. haxr vet had this season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Some crusty old bachelor has defined love
to be little sighing, little crying. = little
dying. deal OF lying, but the best known
preventive II disease in every form is Pin
kcrton's Wahoo aud Calisay Bitters. Ask
for them anywhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

CONSUMPTION is a Disease which is carry
ing it's victims TO the tombs by the thous
anda without being arrested in its progress
But brighter day is coming and has com.
to successfully arrest this disease. Allen :
Lung Balsam is making truly remarkable
cures of what Was considered BY Physicians
As incurable consumption.
For sale by E.S. BALI.oRD.
Also, by the Dealers in Family Medicines
generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

CLoAxs, hand made worsted shawls,
zephyr hoods and nubias, childrcns suits
Of cloth and mcrino, cloaking, cloths. cor
sets. hoop skirts. very low. Fancy goods
and notions. 4 large assortment Of drsss
and cloak trimmings. Real Lace E,nbroid.
ery-a good selection. ETC., stc., st Strecp--
ers, southwest corner Of Brady and Seccnd
streets. sept l2-d& vim.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-04
~Col. Charles A. Nav, +,

EECol. Charles A. May, who's
exploits during the Mexican war wed
the theme Of his country's preinrt, In
suddenly of disease Of so lie was
New York, on Saturas appointed I'd
born in 1918, me I'd Regiment of
Lioutenan4 1886. He took an active
lDraos tho Mexican war, and was bro
ieted Major for gallant and distin-
guished services at the battle Of Palo
Alto. He was one of the heroes Of
the following battle Of Resaca de la
Palma, where he charged a battery of
lS-pounders, leading his Dragons mp
to the guns, and sabering the gunners
at their pieces. For this he received
q brevet commission of Lieutenant
Colonel. At tho baltic of Buena Vista,
where no was wounded, he again dis
tinguished himself, and the brevet Of
Colonel was conferred upon him for
gallant and neritorious conduct. Col.
May resigned his commission in 1860,
and took up his residence in New York
city, whore he has since lived. For
several years past he has been Super
intendant of the sth Avenue Rail
road.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-04
FROM LANSING.
Special Dispatch to the Detroit Free Press
IAxafUo Inn z

special dispatch ~ the Detroit Free Press.
LANSING, Jan. 3.
Tho Legislature meets hero to-mor
row. The city is full of lobbyites, an,
members of the third house.
Gov. Blair's message will be deliv
cred tomorrow, and Gov. Crapo's OF
Friday.
The Senate stands twenty-onoix
publicans, and eleven democrats. ~
9th, 7th, and Sth districts are ~
test on account of the soldier'e
The house has seventy thr o Spue
licans, and twenty-sevep ao.s.'.
with two contests from Ins ,tnnoD
and one contest from 49, W. '''s'.o 49,.
The following cam Ill., VIZ. 90 ,, pus
IN nomination at the P p pn caucus Hu,a
this evening" Gifertp a., -, 80 c n'.1
Wm Man 1Engrossing and En-
rolling Clert d' W. SWIFT Sergeant
mo sAate republican caucus NOM
mated thos. III. Glen, Secretary; John
G. RGkafellow, Sergeant-at-Arms; III.
q FULLER, Enrolling Clerk.
The contest between Blair and How
ard. for Senator, promises a war OF
ON the defeated faction.
Tho country comes believing for
Blair the city is charging for How
ard. Ward, Barns and Berry are
Towards hackers.
Detroit has taken snuf-the coun-
try will sneeze soon. Whisky will
beat. The African Blair will retire to
Jackson. Howard will return to the
Senate. Howard is nominated.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-04

STAMPS on Town AND COUNTY ORDERS.
In accordance with late decision
of the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, orders drawn by Boards Of SUI
pervisors on County Treasurers, for
the purpose of carrying ON the internal
business of counties, are not charged
bic with stamp duty; but when nego-
tiatcd, or passed to collectors in pay
mcnt of taxes, by tho holders, they
are subject to stamp duties under the
head of internal bills Of exchange"
The stamp or stamps affixed to BIO pro-
portionsd to the time they shall or
may ran.