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Hanging ocu Michigan Man Il, tac South.

Hanging o: Michigan Man at thc South.
\ report has been received 10 Grand
Haven by private conveyance, that Melville
Spaudiug, formerly and for many year. n
builder in Grand Haven. who went South
some time since in the honorable pursuit OF
business, has fallen a victim to the rebels in
that region, and has been hung. Mr..
Spaul!iIg was considered an houcst, ind
ouS and worthy citizen. Tho Presbyterian
Chuch Of q AMI Haven anl the Machine shop
At Fyrrysburg ARE both lasting nemcGtoos oi
his skill und labor.
We learn that Mr.. Clark, ship bull lcr +,
who left Grand Haven for tho South last fall,
in company with Mr.. William II. Keller, has
fallen into the hands Of the rebels, aud barely
escaped with bis life, having been severely
whipped, his teeth knocked in, and otherwise
brutally treated Grand Haven Clar ion.
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EgTho secossionists made overtures to
Heenan, the pueilist, but he promptly told
them that he had fought under tho Stars and
Stripes year ago, aud never weull fight
under any other flag.
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II regard TO tho Fourth Regiment, tho
Adrian Erposior saws the North Wing OF
the College has been tcudered for its quarter.
Rev. Mr.. Burton, a Universalist minister OF
Joncsyi'le--a graaliatc oftho Norwich (Vt.
Military Academy, IS and applicant for ;hc
cLapIaiacy Of tbs regiment.
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EF President Lincoln, who was warm
frierd Of Col. Ellsworth, was so affected by
the recital of the particulars Of bis death, that
he wept.
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EETho vote in Richmond, Va, was
unanimous in favor Of secession.
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lzrA Local paper says that an old lady
applied to a grocer lor pound of oblong tea.
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Ey The forces at Cairo are engaged in
strongly fortifying that place.
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THE WAR MOVEMENTS OF TIE PEO-
Pile.
The COidwater Light Artillery aud Want
that Should be Supplied.

This splendid Artillery Company are cou-
stantly prac'icipg in field evolutions, and are
fast m aking themselves perfect iu the Artil-
lery manual. The horses of the company
have never been tried in tho Artillery ser
vice, aud it was thought best TO procure
quantity Of powder to be made into cartridges
and by occasionally firing the gun. the horses
would become accustomed TO the noise. In
view OF the n messenger was yesterday dis
patched 10 the arscuGl at Dearborn with re-
QUESTION for a sufficient amount. The officer
in charge Of the arsenal refused to give up
any, unless he should be presented with re-
QUESTION from tho Secretary Of war. Whoth.
er such requsition will be obtained, or wheth-
er the State will furnish the powder, is not
now known, but it is very important that the
horses Of the company, should be perfectly
accustomed 10 the firing Of cannon before
being called into service We have no
doubt, however, that this wan. will be sup
piled.
ACCIDENT AT FORT WAYNE.
The entire regiment was yesterday drawn
up for field drill, AMI report that the COM
panics were to be mustered into the service OF
the Yedera government drew a large crowd
Of visitors to witness their movements
Though the report proved false, the people
could not have been more entertained than
they were by the splendid appearance and
ready eyoiuliDns OF tho troops. Tho compa-
aics arc now al fully uniformed, and they
Appeared in this regincntal drill much better
than on previous occasions. During the pa
rade one Of the men had a very narrow es.
on, i rb 10
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APgO.NT'!LET.

Capt. James F.. Plttman hls been appoint
ed Paymaster for thu State troops, with tho
rank Of Colonel.
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Gty Asi tho II" Viz .u,u should tuy.
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zgA Guker's theology is Pan thcism'
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PHYSICIANS ASp SURGEONS, HAVE OPENED Az OF
Gee otpposc Western Hotel VIII attend - all calls OF
thrr profession, both night and day. Or. r. A. Everett
lodges in tho office.
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Watch C'o,5 aud ,irwciry Repairing.
VvNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jevery store on thcolst side OF Rroa on
paste his old sand where be- Doe found 90 W
bic hours ready 90 u work 10 - line OF business Slruf
notice.
t Ic also koeps Watches, CLOCKS. Spocqcr, Jryc'ry,
Gold Tens, and Pencil Cases for sale ol goou quality,
and % fi" most rrg.puT' Ip prices.
Hulsdale Oct. 18th, 1885,. T. BRYAN.
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u NE(OIS
L -. I.tENIn'p

PRNCT1C NJ. ENGRANFR ON GOLD, SILNEN ANN n
tc3 goods, uei,r, .uft ~ J. q W.uu's sj,,.lry store
u55O
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c. G. wTHW,
ATTORNEY At Law. SOfJ'IToEl N CNNNC'T ANb
Notary Public All lcgi bu,u,ss grgnuur attended 70.
EN1ANAZpO, Mich,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MITCHELL, WNLDRON ~ 90.
EXCHANGE AND BANNING OEFlCE-OFFlCE IN WAL
dtou's Block.
@. 7. MITCiELL, HENRY WAlDRoN, JOHN ''""N
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STACY N EDW NRD'


ATTORNTYS ANU COUNSElIORS IT LAW, AND 50.
lcitors in Chancery Office NJ stairs Ia Motifs new block
o.. a STACY, ". EDWARDS
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FRENCu n p,Rs0Ns

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-OFFICE FIRST DOok
South NJ Methodist Church. Dr. Parsons, residence hist
door south of Oscc. Dr. Freuchs residence, on acon
rect west of Struuk'. Hotel. junl
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RICHARD ROW.,
DENTISTRY.
JEM sTORE.

a J.J STEApWAN. RESIDENT DENTIST
~ -gss~S wifi H'f,u3 Go fI..3'. ia Dis rI.'..- U.-
'.Lli-LJ OH,ro over Motts D.sg store.
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DIR. 4. y. WHEI.AN.
EyERETT Il SON.

OFFICE IN wiInRON' BLOCK. RESIDENCE, NORTH
side Of the River, the of Ill'sdae and River
street. iuly5
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prCIsrIi@ny ~ KOaN

ATTORNEYS At Law AID SOLICITORS IL OHANCERY
HI'e1r'c. Michigan VIII attend promptly oall kin'- If
legal husnes- here in the state Of Michigan North
Indiana and Ohio.
JURlsTOPHEU !. uTCErEsON, EZRA l. Koo'.
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~ANlIIEI NI--rELI..

SUCCESSOR TO RUSSELL, Il LIVINGSTON, DE hLER ~
nryGnols Groceries Crockery, Boots, shoes, &c. All
kinds Of Farm Produce taken tor Goods at Cash prices
Hillsdae, Mich., Oct. l3, 1907.
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q. 4. PAYNE.

=. CIi lSDIER.
NOTARY PUBlIC-OFFICE At THE L. :. EXPRESS or
Ace. Hillsfte, Mich. octlo's
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uEUCTR X, WEAVER

WI-Tt' 7 II ~ " IN T.It'
ATTORNEYS AND GOTNSElIOI}S At LAW. SOLICITORS
ia Chanrery. amt No'ar'N Public. All legal lus.uo.-
prsmpty ended To oH"" a" H"i"~ Block, Main St
Hudson. NClI.
ANDRFw e. MrHCER, CLEMENT L. WEAVER,
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y. ~. WHEATON.

LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PuBLlC-lllllSDALE,
Mich. viii attend 30 the purchase and sale OF eal hs
tate rerectnr of TITLES and payment oi Taxes. fartcu
lar attention rail to tho settlement Of Tax Titles oce
ia the Court House. nov2a"6
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g. u. PAYNE.
BOOTG'SpEG AND - fA7tDNEE. BLANK BOOK MANI
acurer aud Ruler ola Books lo-h'uuI. Adrian. Mich
oril5'@7
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DIR. CitESSN

CHARLES ~. PARSONS.
DENTIST" "FFICE OVER FRENCH PARSONS llRI"
store. illsdale, Mich. chINu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05

Lannes vainly threatening at Aspern, aDd Mas
sena hurting shot and steel upon imVenetrabe
ranks at Essling, with boat and pontoOn surging
on tho swollen current of the Danube IN de-
structiOn which left the heroic columns to
slaughter, tempted fate which st1l had ling
eriDg smile for forehead, upon which the
shadows of o coming doom wero even then
darkenipg, did not the less an act which would
have demanded in General Of Brigade drum
head courtmartial and file of soldiers, because
the glory of Wagram redeemed his military rep
utation from the blunder of lis temerity.
Perhaps when ] urge you to hurry troops here
at once and hold in force what ycu may retain
in weaker numbers, j shall incur the suspicion OF
unreasonable alarm. Let it be so. Should the
catastrophe come which would guard against,
we shall see who treads on the heels OF the
retrcating citizen to the refuge of distant secu-
rity, and who stands by to the end, bitter though
il be.
Nor do stop in the discussion of the subject
in this one letter--n another / shall follow out
what now crowds into my mind, with the scant
space of my paper. You can have one hundred
| thousand men here to the call of your need; You
| can interpose the breasts of an army which shall
make attack hopeless, and keep in peaceaoe pos
session by the very intimidation of the odds.
Manassas Junction may be your advance post IN
ten days, and Richmond the possession OF tn
umphant march.
Three cents will give you the ownership OF
this paper, and ten minutes the reading of the
lecture-an investment of capital and time which
l commend to your literary taste and to your
reflective appreciation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05

eigner should be allowed to fight against the FIGHTS
and interests of the SOutb aud gave IL as his opinion
that the South would NOW them down In heaps.
Another citizen informed Mr.. Mason, in conndeu.
TAI manner, that he had DO doubt but one South.
ern man could whip six Nortierners, 10 which Mr.. NJ,
repned that that no doubt the fact at least In
tne estimation Of Southern men, aud that he had made
calculations accordingly, and should furnish the
requisite nnmber OF men, and that in the event Of the
Soutnerners having moderated the courage Of the
Northeners, we should probably stand fair chance
after ALL but az all events we preferred to have the
question settled in some practical way than mere
talk Another man expressed the opinion that our
troops would soon become annoyed by musketocs
and other insects, that it would be difficult to prevent
them from dserting, but upon being assured that we
were perfectly posted 10 regard 10 that kind OF Insect
and that our Northern musketOes were much larger
more thrifty, and if anything warke, he dropped
the subject.
Another spoke Of the unhealtbiness Of the climate
and the danger of fever and ague, when he was as
sured that we had fear in that respect, and were
well provided with "A specific. MIR. Mason was SUP
rounded by a dozen more Secessionists during bis
stay, bit of them manifested any inclination 10
modest him. Having passed an hour or two at the
place, he returned 10 his camp Eliminating on the way,
about one Sou.hemer wbippiog six Northerners and
endeavorng TO make cal ulation in his mind az
TO the extent OF their " muscle In perambulating
about the country, your correspondent has met many
of the same sort Of people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
FROM ST. LOUEs-UNION FEELEN0.
"A Private Letter Communicated for THs TRIDuSEl

"A Private Letter Communicated for The TRIBuSE
ST.. LOUIS, No. May %, 1861.
The State Of feeling on the Union is pretty wei.
settled here now. Tie taking of Camp jackson BY the
United States sOdiery here broke every egg in the
nest of treason. That blow saved the State. There
is distinct rallying point for our enemies The
force is scattered and peeled. Their arms, mortars,
cannon and muskets taken away from them, and
made effective elsewhere. Their soldiers scattered
abroad in the Rebel States.
In consequence l note great change in the minds
of nv Secession friends. Men who marching
out to aid Camp Jackson, discaim all connection
with the affair. The ladies who, having Secession
beaux in camp were wishing for popguns to shoOtt the
Dutch are Low calm, as ladies' ought to be.
One young man, lawyer, was perfectly firlous on
Saturday, at er tie grand coup! lie was FORWARD 10
chasing single men of the Home Guard, and nearly
killed one. heard him bre1ting threats and slangh-
ter against the Germans az hiTeliug Hessians He
a. the of Fifth and Valiant, on Saturday evening,
when the body of the Home Guard was passing: de
Cursed them, and called the crowd TO shoot them
He tore off his hat and trampe 1t under his foot IN
his rage the idea that the city was 10 be capturedb by
the Dutch. When the fret firing occurred, he broke,
and did some tall running. This same man find now
clothed in his right miud ready to uphold the Consl
and the lave.
Our Gen. Harvey has his eye upon all the proceed
lngs of Secessonsts III the State and by means OF rail-
roads converting Eere can send oOdy OF troops IA
any direction at an hours notice lie Las made several
captures on the Iron Mouuain Railroad, and bullet
mo1ing machine on the Pacific Railroad. Gen. Harvey
and Gen Price have made truce. They ale not TO en'
gage in any offensive demonstration against each other
and are to unite in keeping the peace aud enforcing
obedience to tie laws by all parties Both parties are
aiming TO keep tie treaty. Gov jackson has dismissed
bis army from Jefsrson Barracks. Boats are aIlowec
TO ply up and down the river unqnestloned. ~ may
be that the school fund will be restored, sad the
Lunatic Asylums be supported and the interest PAID
on toe State debt If so, all OF these good results VIII
lie in consequences of the victory Of Camp Jackson
ard Of the decided stand taken by the Union men IN
this city. an.
MulGiudes are often governed by the probabilities.
Of succsss In the present state OF affairs the unlted
States has the under hold It is superior in number Of
men, in the navy in money, munitions Position In iis
commander in Chief freedom from invasion, or fear of
seryile insnrrection in the prestige OF popular opinion
to cav nothing of the belief that they are right IN ss-
tanning the Constitution, tie Union, and the laws,
| against destruction by violence. j..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05

returned by the yirgnians pretty freely, terribly
frightening the townspeople, but nobody was hurt"
At Harpers Ferry there are not over 1000 men,
according to the most reliable accounts can get Ihey
are well supplied with provisions but dsorderly and
dissatisfied. / am told that they Autter now, and
fear they viii fly before Gen Scott gets his net over
them. If they don't they will surely be caught.
The weather is cool and the backward, but the
grass and wheat crops are remarkably promising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
AFFAIRS AT ANNAPOLIS.
The Sab Regiment ARTILLERY Corps-A Fine
Place 10 Rusiicnte-seizuro Of Arms in
Anuapolis-Hem inisccnces-A Review by
Gov. Kicks-Presence Of a Noted seees-
sionist-An Enemy Observation-Disclosures
of the People.
HRADQuARTERs u. s. TROOPS, I
ASsAPoLIs, June I, 1861. I

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
HRADQuARrERs U. s. TROOPS
ASsAPoLIs, June I, 1861
On the day following my last letter. the artillery
corps under command of Capt. Varan attached to the
9th Regiment Of your city received orders to march
hence for Washington and rejoin their brothers in
arms. There was much feeling expressed at thus
dividing the regiment but, at the time the original
order was issued, it was unavoidable. day or two
after the 9Th Regiment arrived here detachment of
the artillery corps was ordered to Fort Morgan, and
while there Col Lyons received orders to march imme-
dately Not wishing to divide the artillery corps Ut
being impossible TO get the detach@ent, with their
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FROM MARYLAND.

Threshing Of Rebei-Arriyni Of the Largest
Cannon i'm the Couutry-Foiiy OF Euriher
Resistance by the Rebels in this City
Rebel Notions Of Equality i'm Eighftng-
intended Rescue OF Observation-Disclosures
ticu Of Charles IL. Calvert for COngrcss-
Queer Story, IL True.
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5urlten lttQ lteben, uno bte5 pirb ein Sammel-
plaB fur DeS gUIfes Ne9t lein, tpp wtr ipobl 9e>
peiben tGnnen.
ST entpidelte istnsn Ylan, unb bieler 70 eat
erlonnen, DaB aud bic wentg papun oerfanben
9rOBe Scrtbeile erfannten. @GB Ielblt wu6te
ntats 5altbares baeesen ein3upenpen, er 1a9,
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rtan ilberwiesenO wirften. Die Mebr3abl Der
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gel9tft perpen, ptlt9 9tngen AUDI ale gCrs
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aabmlten 9etpUrben. t
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sertraut auf nnfsre betli9e Sa6e Sertraut auf
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Dr. .9ol)uItolr,
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Die tieIe EaKkt se pdbrenh lesten eEerehn akrs
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