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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22

80. CANTERBURY
Lspi:isna Az near 9Th ct, rear National Hotel.
NEW sTARS-BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS.
POME EREUL CONCENTRATIONS OF ARTISTS
TIE FAMOUS TROUPE.
BILLY EMERSON; ); s. BUCKLEY. GEO
WHITE, BILLY SMITH. MASTER WALTER
Mons DEBQRIQN, JAMES GAiNOR WAL,
TER JONES. WILSON KING. CHAS. BAILEY
JOHNNY WALSH, l. DONNELiY.
Misses SALLY and LUCY YCbINETOP, MILLIE
YOUNG. NELLIE SMITH. LIZZIE lie
GRANGE, AMELIA SMALL, INA GARDI-
MIR. MARY WARREN and
TWEN1Y-FlYk OTHER PERFORMERS,
New acts TO nj ght, consistingof
INSINUArIONS by BILLY EMERSON and J. g.
BUCKLEY.
COLORED PHILOSOPHERS
sIAMESE TWINS.
INVITATIONS OF POPULAR ACTORS.
Two New Ballets,
L'ANDAIOU3E and SCENES Attn DERBY
in which the Bo net Of Beauty will appear.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
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DENTISTRY

The Inventor and Pstentes Of he MINIRAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally st~
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
aad NO person can wear oeAers who oannot wear
Persons calling at nay sf1ce can be ascommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
rest cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MIHBRAt TEETH viii
Rooms In this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania ave.,
bstyeeneth and 10th sts. Also, 8O5 Archetrest,
Phfladelphfa. &C 0-ly
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sn,r,, 81 me stoelk srarIket.

New YORK, Feb. l3.-The CONNER
cial saws the stock market is dull but
steady. The present probability ap-
pears to be that for some time the prices
of stock will remain at about present
figures, of course with temporary tiuc-
tuations up and down. Governments
are extremely dull but firm in quota
tions. Money is extremely dull; the
applications for loans and discount are
very limited; prime names pass ut 7a77<
per cent; good at SAG per cent; lower
grades at 10a15 per cent; gold is steady
at about yesterdays range of prices
The government has sold a moderate
amount during the last few days, and
the supply is now adequate to the cur
rent large demand for customs. The
foreign bankers and others having
boards of gold, are lending at from LILO
az per cent. per day. Foreign exchange
IL finn
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NEW YORK. Feb. Is.
Cotton-More active and hrmer at IS for
mfddiine. Fiour-Firm for high grades,
steady for medium and dull and dropping for
common and inferior grades OSS 10 forex-
ira state; 8 50 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
9@l0 20 for trade brands market closing quiet.
Whisky Duh and heavy; 2g2 2 for west;
ern, and % for refined Wheat-Duu and
nominaIly l92c lower 90 for new white
western. Rye-Without decided change
Barley and Barley Malt@Dull and nominal.
Corn-More active and follower 749 % for un-
sound, aud 776S1 for sound mixed western;
the latter price an extreme. Oats-Dull and
lower at 39942 for unsound. Cottee-Quiet.
Sugar-ouiet and firms ll9l2A for Snha mus
covndo, and 1S1S for Havana MolaSseS-
Qnlet; sal 10 for New Orleans. Petroleum.
Dulls 305<Qa31 for crude, and 1890 for refined
in bond. Porl-HeaNy and lower y sly for
new mes, closing at . 80 cash; q for old do;
2i92l . for prime, and . for prime mess also
1000 bbls new mess for March and April, sell
for new plain mes. andlO 50@2I for new ex-
ira mes. Beef Hams-Quiet at 4l942 Cut
Meats-Dull; u1<@l2I< for shoulders and l63S
9lS FOR hams. Bseon-In fair demandi Isl
for long ribbed. Dressed Hogs-Heavyi l27s9
l9S for western, and 19z{@l84 for city: Lard
Quiet and heavy at 159{ ISL; also i 40 bbls
for March and April. selleEs' option, ls9 lS33s-
Butter-Steady; 46S2 for Ohio, and 2S9SS for
state. Cheese at l5de2l.
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s,a WHEELING
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
WMEELING. WEST "a.

TAMES A. MITCHEEL, FORMERLY Teach
u er OF Penmanshtp in Rohrers CONNER
cial CoIleEe, saint Louis NO, and Mt DniIS
late of the Ohio State Nominal School. aud j.
CREASEY, OF this city, have opened n first
Building on Main street, in the room formerly
occupied by Prof /. I. Hitchcock, opposite II
Ntcon & Bro. where they are prepared to
give Instruction In Single and Double Entry
Bookkeeping. Plain and business Penulan-
ship, Card Writing, Commercial Calculations,
Correspondence, Political Economy, English
Grammar, Analysts Of the English Language,
and in Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION
Is to prepare Young Men for the Counting
House, or for actual Busineslife.
The city OF Wheeling, nom Its location, he
ing situated In the valley Of the Ohio, and In
the midst Off rich and fertile district, being
easy OF access, both by river and railrOal, and
being unsurpassed In the number and extent
of its manufactures Offers advantages equal
search OF n good business education, with
llir prospect Of obtRininga good situatiun.
Eminent Lecturers VIII be secured to de
liver lectures on the various branches per
tanning TO a good business education through
out Lhe entire course. ,=.iI lf
College, or address Mitchell & Greasy, Wheel
80 J" JAMES a. MITCHELL,
JOSIAH CREASEY.
Parties unknown to us Will please refer to
any Of the E2lI9wtng named T persons: s-...,
P. DUFF & SON, Duf's College, Pittsburgh,
Prof D. R. LILLIBRIDGE, Bryant q strnt-
toms Commercial College, Springfield Illinois.
Rev. BENJAMIN MITCHELL, MI Piells-
Prof. L i. HITCHCOCK, formerly OF West
Virginia Business School
IAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, Wheeling,
GEO. w. SMITH s CO., wheeling, Va. -
II. DARLINGTON & CO. = -
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AUGUSTA. ME-, Feb. s.-Resolutions
were introduced into the House branch
ofthe Maine Legislature to-day favor
ing political rights.
The Committee on Federal Relations
to which was referred resolution in
relation TO the crime oftreason and the
punishment of traitors, have reported
duired to hasten the action of the ex-
ecutive authorities of the United States
upon the subject of the resolution, 1t
ought not to pass. The reportwRs ac-
ceptad
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Clncinnati lIariEet.
CrNc1NNAT1, Feb. Is.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IL.
Flour unchanged and steady; O097 IS for
superdne, S99 8 extra; 259l0 50 for family,
and 1I@I1 50 for fancy. Wheat dull at l %
for No. new red. Corn dull at So for No. l
shelled- Oats dull at 50 for No. 2. Rye dull
at % for MOL. HogsdulI and prices nominal;
receipts rs head. Mes Pork duh and prices
nominal at .. Bulk Meats and Bacon dull
and without change in prices. Lard quiet ut
Is for prime city. Groceries quiet and un-
changed. Cotton dull and prices nominal.
Whsky continues dull and prices nominal.
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NEW York, Feb. 1s.-The Posts sPe-
ciai saws the. WAYS and Means Commit
tee Is Considering the tax ON whisky
and cotton, and the income tax A re-
mort viii be made very soon on these
three points -, Z, C.i..t
The freedmens bureau bill having
nassed the Senate and House, Will he
sent TO the President to-day. sit
The friends of Mr.. Van Dyck here are
yerv certain that he will be appointed
collector OF New York within a few
days.
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BosToN, Feb. 1.-THE ship Hamlet,
Capt. Stevens, from Calcutta for BOs-
ton, with valuable cargo of East In
dia goods. went ashore through thick
fog last night on Rauset Beach, at or
leans, Cape Cod, and Will be total
loss. Her bulk is broken and she IS
full of water. The crew were saved
The Hamlet was 757 tons burthen, built
in the year of 1857, and was owned by
g. w. Rogers 4 Co.
The United States steamer Pawtuckets
which had been ashore on Cape Cod
was got on last night without damagej
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Heads Of Families Should Read the
Following:

wives, to have at home a reliable and efif-
Client aid in the art OF cooking, for constant
use, and for times when company drops IN for
tea unawares and nothing ready for their
entertainment. This Is when the UNRIVAL-
ED BAKING POWDER comes into immetli-
ate service beautifully light Biscuit Tea Cake,
Mullins or PAN Cakes. Buekwheat Cakes are
spread out, the company delighted, the cook
Is highly praised. The repatt over, NO dread
fncti0n, and this result Is rom being always
supplied with an article ready for Immediate
use. The Unrivn1ed Baking Powder Is pre-
pared by Edmund Booking, No. I Odd Fel-
lows Hall, and sold by GroceB generally.
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PhiIndeInhin arnrI1et.

PHIhADELPHIA, Feb. Is.
Petroleum dull and lower; IS for crude; a
for refined in bond, and 67@70 for do free
l9ur neyS a end dull Whe9s o d12 Is for
for yellow. Lard lS9lS14. Whisky dull nj
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the committed had already made up
their minds about it.
Mr.. Bingham wanted the gentleman
to understand that the object of the
amendment was to extend universally
the guarantees of Constitutional pro-
lection.
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FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CoMPE
tst TTTT,ops
GREAT REDUCTION

In theExpenSeofD Drilling OIL wells.
~ WHITTIER & CO., OF PORTSMOUTH,
NJ, Ohio, are manufacturing the best, cheap
est and speedieSt Drilling Machines In the
world for boring Oh, Salt or AIteSian wells
They have been thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight years, in boring through the
hardest hint and lime rocks. BY the peculiar
construction OF the tools, no reamer is re-
quired, and II kept in order cannot stick inst,
and therefore require no jars The arrange
ment far hosting tools and sand pumping are
perfect. The expense OF engine Is dispensed
with, one horse and two men being all that
Is necessary for drilling nom twenty to thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne
cessary tools and 600 feet Of rope are furnished
with the machines Total weight Of ma
chimes, near 300 pounds. They are easily
transported, and can be set mp In an hour.
The price, with everything complete, and full
Instructions, is 500 delivered ON boat or cars
These machines are simple in their construc-
ton, dunlble in their use, scientific in their
operations, and easily attended and kept In
o i1e, anu must therefore very soon super
sede all other machines for drilling deep
wells, as all who use them testify. Address
g. W HITTIER & Cos
Manut1ctureTS, Portsmouth, Ohio.
tan3-Sm
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DURE IIBERTY LEADl copy RIGHT
ed0 Warranted to cover more surface
for same weight than any otheFi Try II, and
Won VIII have no otherI Manufactured only
by ZIE6LER & SMITH, Wholesale Drug,
Paint and Glass Dealers, No. lST North Third
street, Philadelphia. 2 --g1
fanE9-Smo E-t.-s. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

by the Union lime.
once, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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jan8-ly

A. Card.
WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons of Jeremiah
Clemens, deceased for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our midst, and
also take this method OF informing the pub
lie that we intend TO carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business In all Its branches
, at the old stand, No. 1l9 Main street. where
we hope by strict attention to business to
ed on him. ]. CLEMENS & CO.
N. Rive also intend to carry on the I'm
dertalSing Business as before. We keep con-
stRntly on hand a full assortment OF Metallic
and other Collins aug4
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COMES, &C., &c.
Also,.a complete assortment of the purest
BrandIes, Wines and Liquors, for Ihedicina
use.
wewonld call attention to our
facilities for Milling Phystefd'ls'
PRESCRIPTIONS. Our Drugs and
Medicines are carefully selected
in eastern markets, with
special reference TO that
branch of business. Our
store isopen at ALL HOURS, T
both highland day.
We never trust pre-
scriptions to boys.
Our youngest
Prescriptionist
has had
seven years
experience. Jan25-ly
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New York Cattle Market.


SGSN 4OAAAT COs 4Ss
The market for beef cattle was dun, heavy
and lower, though extra cattle sold at enor-
nous prices, ranging from Is to &c, md one
farmers stear, weighing nearly n ton and a
half, was said to have realized 81, 500; other
kinds varied from 10 to I191SC, but Inferior to
market irregular and prices fiuctuating con-
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ANCHOR BREWERY.


T HAVE STILL on HAND SOME FEW
j setsof very handsome Mink Furs. which I
win sen cheap. Also, a large stock of Fitch,
Squirrel and water Mink Furs to close out
deem J. 8 RHODES.
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The Latest News

BY TELE GRA PEI.
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TrCHl ITCHl mo

ELeauLub louoWllk uSStAAAloHAAlA IA tessAAa -
WheafOn,S Itch and salt RheuHI OInt-
DKRRY DEPOT, N. J., Jan. II. 1sG5.s
Messrs. WEEKS q PoTTER,
Boston, Mas.
Dear StF.-Please send me one box Wheaton's
Ointment Amer trying evefy kind of meLli-
cine for Humor, for THIRTY Years, j have at
last found the right kind. II has entirely
cured me, and for the INST time for THIRTY
Years had n nights rest without being woke
up by a pEiektng kind OF an itch, nom which
could get no peace until i scratched fpyseif
TO sore. / have often seen thisaS a cuFe for
Itch, but never suspected It would cure, every
Herald. PlePse direct -
J. C0RTHE FL, Derry Depot, N h
cents For sale by $50
2 and LOGAN, LIST q 90.
jan29 Agents for Wheel ting.
II K. BoTsFoRD & CO., NO. II WATER
y street, wholesale Groces, have Just re-
ceived:
Sc prime Gomez,
g Bills. White Sugar sif7.tai,s
Sos.i,a and 5 Macisernl In bbis., x bbls.
Bfolasses and syrup. ss.ll
= TOBACCO: -
MONITOR NAVY IN cADY, 5
Hl Hearts Delight, los in Gadies. = =sst
Eldorado e Bright Va. "a Il
Honey Dew lib. $50 -
Kentucky SIX twist. ilfl
Smoking In Bulk and Papers. h51=i.s -
Cyan OF all kinds u. - -ls....5..s3
=, J. x. BoTSEoRD q CO.,
1elS-2m No. 2 Wafer st.
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Mr.. smith, of KY, offered resolu-
ton that Mr.. James NJ. johnson, claim
| ing to be member elect from the Sd
| Congressional district of Arkansas, be
| admitted to the privileges Oft the floor of
the House, during the pending of his
claim as member there.
Mr.. Stevens wanted the resolution
referred to the Committee on Recon-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29
State Board of Equalization.

The state Board OF Equalization organ
zed on the Goth of August, as the law re-
Quires, and continued day and night from
Monday until Saturday morning, when it
adjourned with its business perfected. The
Board was composed Of Hon. L. o. eros
venor, Lieut.. Governor; Hon Emil An
neke, Auditor General, Hon. James r.
Porter, Secretary Of state; Hon John
Owen, state treasure. and Hon Cyrus
Hewett Commissioner o. the Land Office
II. Il. Pratt. Esq, boos-keeper ST The Aud
itor Generals Office was appointed score
tary. ia accordance with the law. which re-
Quires the Dept. Aud. General, or one OF
the Clerks OF the Auditor General. % he
appointed . Secretary. Forty gentlemen
We're present by appointment Of the County
Boards OF Supervisors, 70 represent the in
,eres,s O.. the-r -evera. counties 20 .he
Board
Tie following Is list O. the delegates 10
attendance irem the various counties. A.
Logan. W c. Edsell: Barry. \. Elrot. Ber-
rien. Warren Chapman; Branch. F. T. Ed
dy Calhoun, G.. II. French and T. f. Hem
ders0n; Cas-, Joseph Smith. Clinton. o.
J.. SpaIlding. Eaton, John Dow; Cen
esee. E. q. Gale; GratIOt, L. smith. HUI
ron, Richard WinsOr. lngham A. n Hart:
Kalamazoo, i. T. Lowell: Kent J. II.
TruaX; Lapeer. J. G. Cole; Livingston.
J. ". Bush: Mac0mb. D. : Priest Mar
Quette. c. VI. ". Earle: Mecosta Z. d.
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NobLaw

/ Ioehan county has been disgracel by
the lvnchlng Of ne prisoner. Taylor. vino
was n coudnemeu: % TIE al a. Mason,
and was taken out Of the hands OF the OIL
GERS and hung. The crime which be com
m.t,ed was an appalling one and sent .
shudder Of horror through The whole county.
Had Buck. the father and husband, az the
time caught the midnight assassin, and ex-
ecuted summary vengeance upon him.
while the act woald not have Deen approx
Ell bv all. Vel he would never have been
convicted OF ary crime But after The pris-
oner had been confined in the city Jail for
several hours, and had been taken on, by
the officers and conveyed 70 tte county al.
At Mason. Tor safe keeping and Sour d4ys
had elapsed from the time of.he comm.ss-
ion ofthe crime, . mob Of three hundred
men. who hal no reason % fear that be
would not suffer the utmos, penalty Of the
law TOOK him rom The Jail aud without The
mockery 0fa trial. hung him IN defiance OF
all law.
There may have been extreme cases where
such acourse was comparatively justifaole
IN san Francisco. when the city govern
ment was controlled by gamblers and muir
derers. anu the best citizens were daily shot
down IL the streets Ike dogs "a their al
tempts 10 enforce The law lie Vigilance
Committee composed OF the best citizens
OF California. executed summary vengeance
on the double dyed assassins. Their just-
hcation was The Jaw OF selfpreservatiOn.
and the protection Of their own lives, the
foundation and Key stone of natural law
But the present case had no such Justiica-
ton. The man was in the hands OF law
and his punishment was sure. The law
would have indicated ITSELF and protected
community from the commission OF such
crimes, by his Imprisonment for life.
The class Of men who have thus dehed
the law, were, as in all cases where the
community is civilized and ample prOtec-
ton is offered 10 all citizens, in great part
composed OF men, who, were there no laws
for the punishment Of crime, would compel
every man TO carry a revolver in his pocket
for the protection Of his property, and his
life and that of his family We understand
that man of this city openly boasts that
he put the rope upon the neck OF the vic
tim, as a thing to be proud or The act OF
the criminal was one that naturally stirred
the hearts of all with thoughts OF ven
geance but The punishment by the NOT,
which has dlsgraced every citizen Of the
county, we boldly and uneQuivocally con-
denim Il IS but repetition Of the policy
OF the President, in the wholesale killing at
Memphis and New Orleans, and the practi-
cal fruit Of that policy as carried out 10y this
mob, is but fair Illustration of the ten
dency Of sustaining rebels in opposing the
law, and such policy carried into elect,
would cause the same result in every peace
ful community in the Northern States. III
the first crime was murder, the las, is also
murder, and demands punishment. Life,
when taken except in self-defence. without
the cOgnizance Of law, is nothing less than
murder We await the action OF the officers
Of the law
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ticket and the whole ticket, and sweep tie
last Of the Democratic officials out OF Their
places. This il oar duty aud privilege. Il
can and must be done What vii each
Republican do 10 accomplish the work, that
Ingham county NAV 10 longer be ciassed
among the doubtful counties Of the state
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The Saginaw Enterprise thus classes the
papers in that district as regards their pref
erence tor Congressman:
For Mr.. briggs Superior Gazette,
Northern Pioneer, Thunder Bay Monitor.
For Mr.. Birney-The Bay City Journal
and the Tuscola Pioneer.
For Mr. Strickland-Th Clinton Rep46-
iican and the Gratiot Journal.
For a Lake Superior man The On
tonagon Miner, Marquette Journal, and
the paper at Eagle River
Neutral-The Flint Citizen, Huron COun-
ty NesS, Midland Sentinel, Corunna Anger-
icaa, and the OwOssO Press.
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detailed Information IS y as required by he
STATE Board il order TO arrive al : us, anC
TAR bass. from which % make % The
tables for . state Equalization.
TIE Jaw. Tax Law o. ISIS, sections Il
and IS requires il section i. that everl
{ person shall return 4 fun and true state
ment of,he taxable property u his posses
sion, and IN section p gives the form OF an
oath 70 ne made by the Supervisor OF each
township that lie has So, down IN the as
sessment roll. 3. tie -eal aad personal es-
tate subject 10 taxation IN his township.
aud tna- be has estimated the same IL What
Le believes 70 oe the trae cash value there
o. according go h.s oes; Information aai
belief
From Ihe sta-eme--s made IS TIE dele
gates % attendance. j. was sh0Tn that the
assessmen, - tle various counties. OF
lie real aud personal property ranged
from oae-10- ar 70 swo-,hirds Of is real
cash value. lr al average Of about one
third o. Tie actual cash value. Some OF
the new and remote counties claimed to
have assessed property a. nearly It's cash
value 7. was the earnest reouest Of a ma
ioritv o. ,he aaleca,ss tina, he STATE BOARD
a Humiliation ar,er loo.,o., 400 3D..
,.,r,s sbo-,a 11,,l, 49,, -
hv tho Cor...,. poa-l, -. .,.-.r..-,..
,,I,;,,,r ..;,b 80, -. = -
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~. .ou,s..,.. al cha D.. -.
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COMMITTEES o.. ....,.,,.,-,. ,.l-,
- Gosh rat,o ~ - -,
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80. 60 -, -
-, -
..or ossossn-or., -. 80, 49, 20
-.
$50.
sax 49,. ''.'' ~ .o"t' "''N
-,
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- - AZ '-''1'''o" 80 "'''' p
80 N'''''''9 Ian -, o''''i' -
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20 "''-''''i' DC {, u1.'-'' 's 'I'
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TIE Beet Sugar Manufacturing Company.
at Chatsvorth, ILL.,, have six hundred acres
Of Oeets growing this year. They estimate
the crop az ten tons 10 the acre. which
would yield full one million pounds OF sugar.
The machinery OF th4 company is all new,
was brought from Germany. anl is 10 The
most perfect order They VIII commence
operations about tie frs. of October.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Por sh4rtr-TRUNAS sPENCFR
For Clerk-SIANIkY ". IlkNEh
For Treas1rer-jOHS A. BARNhS
For Reg.ster-CHARIES Il BARROW ..,
For Prosecuting Att1rney-ROIIIN = - -
For Cir CT Comr-MA>ON Cha tLi'tp-'
gor sqrgsyor-WIIIIAH H. RAYSER
fJAME.~ = MEAD.
for Nolo-eiS ELLIOT II. ANGEL
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TIE Secretary OF Var has directed the
Commissary General OF Subsistence to re-
sumo the issue OF tobacco 20 United States
troops
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The stursis Joaraai says that Gen.
StoushtOn IS not a candidate for Governor,
but that he IS a candidate for Attorney
General We IN ade the same statement p
the last Republican,, and We hope he VII
receive the nomination. Gen. Stouglton
resides al Sturgis.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

The following are the delegates from
Washtenaw county to the Congressional
Convention: III. C. Waldron. Jas. A.
Dwight, Chas. Trip, Jas Clements, John
C. Mead, Lemuel Foster, J. D. Olcutt, Z.
Salisbury, D. P. InSraham, ". II. Olcutt
Il. A. Robson, A D. Crane, 4. J. Sawyer,
A. COnklin, D. Cramer, T. ,. Lane.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

THR PUBLIC DEBT or TIE UNITED STATES
The public debt as It stood on the lst of
August, was 3, 633. O9e PC. being q reduc-
ton s,nce the previous statemen, o. jane ].
IN sixty lays, Of S37.lS9.00l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

The Charlotte Republican strongly favors
the nomination Of Hon. John p Lopgyear
for Congress.