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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
RECEPTION or THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

NATIONAL SALUTE TO BE FIRED FROM
EACH OF THE NAVY YARDs-LETrER
FROM FLAG OFFICER DUPoNT-OFFICIAL
DESPATCH TO THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1861.
Captain SccIiuan arrived here ut to day, bring
ing Official dispatches from the great naval expedition.
Ho Is also tho bearer Of two rebel Confederate fags,
Palmetto nag and the American Dag first hosted in
South Carolina Fort Walker Captain steedman
ports that tho captured forts magnificent, with
covered ways, and bombproof. All that troops
had to do occupy thom They be held against
any opposing force.
Among the efficient vessels found 70 be the
new gunboats, and Of which the Navy Department had
twenty three constructed expressly for such purposes
and their success both tho gale and under nre
perfect
Commander Drayton, who commanded the Pocshontas,
rebel forts
Captain Steedman, who brnGs the dispatches, ID the
ron Of former Mayor Of Charleston.
Tho following IL extract from private letter IRON
one OF the ohcers engaged in the bombardment:I am
sure win rejoice your hearts. II has been
complete and terror the whole country. The
negroes wild and plunderny their masters houses
the whites have bcen driving the negroes away force
and shooting them down. but they sti 70 the gun
boats Tho moment Gen. praytp toek to his horse IN
the panic Of the It'll, his hundred servants went
directly 10 the wabash This worthy Of notice put
ting down the that the slaves ready 70
nght for their masters They oundsd Capt. AuuaoD
in crowds Al Beau rt Of them calling out in thu Joy
Of his heart, u didn't think you ooulddo It, nassa'"
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The halyards sprung mine In the house used by the
officers, but did very little damage and burt Tho
magazines did not explode.
In addition TO what has already been mentioned a.
oeing found In tho forte large quantity OF powder was
ionna together with large OF English ammuni
ton and proccttloz
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-14

PyPLEs on THE FACE, AND SKIN DsEasEs.-Are general!
~ caused By Anamaicu!e burroughed in the skin DR..
iasks Magnetic Ointment by its powerful and penetrat-
Dg quate, destroys every vestge of them, restoring
health and beauty TO The skin whenever applied
ing Tan and Freckles.
ISFIAYED or SORE EYES. - A. 6. Cushing, Of South
Bend lad says The Magnetic ntment is The only
eiv in hsis for H.Rawsd Eyes. The Auditor OF
county ha much faith in this curative powers in
this disease, that he not only highly recommends but
oilers TO fo-ie the amour: paid for it in each case, if it
fails Of a cure
Pile, piles which az this of the year par
tcuary troub esome cured AZ once by Trasks Mag
Hetc Ointment, apply TO The parts affected and small of
The back
NERVOUS or SICK HEADACHE Apply the Ointment free
y 10 the forehead and temples and back OF the neck
10 the soes OF the feet and palms of the hands.
Si relieve the ssverest headache in thirty minutes.
Read advertisement ia this paper. 3ni322
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To COnsunptIves.

The advertiser having been restored 10 health in . few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
era years with severe lung Affection and that dresC
disease, COnsumption-s 10 make known to hi
fe low sufferers the means of cure.
To all ~ho desire it, lie viii seed copy of the pIescrip
ton use free e clagc), with the directions for prepar
ns and using the same, which they Will end SURE CURl
for CoSSU yIoy. AsTHsA. BRONCHITIS &c. Tie only objec
Of the in sending the Prescription 70 beneh
the afflicted ami spread information which he couceve
be invaluable, and he hopes every will try hi
remedy, as it VIII cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties sishisg the prescription vii! please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
iy2St Wi.liamsburgh, Kings County, " Y.
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LIEUT.. j. Il. TESEYCK.
Sd Regiment Michigan Infantry.

A PLEASANT Picnic. = On Saturday
last the good people of the Grovenburgh settle
ment in the township of Delhi, met together for
the enjoyment of neighborhood picnic. Hav.
ing received an invitation to be present and
snare the festivities o! the occasion, we repaired
70 the designated place in company with Judge
rnekney. Col. Burr, and Capt. Elder, of this
CITY, reaching there soou. noon. We found a
YER! intelligent and agreeable company of about
one hundred and fifty persons collected together,
10 q cool arbor, shaded with green boughs, and
a'able spread with an abundance of food.
After dinner, which was par,aken OF with a
nearly relish BY all present, the company repair.
81 70 grove near by, where speeches of pat
n0t'e Character were made by Messrs. Pinckney
sad Cravath. The exercises were intersper.ed
'"o the singing of a number Of patriotic songs
o!a choir composed of singers resident in the
aelehborhood, which added much to he interest
Of the occasion.
when the speaking had closed. Capt. Elder
p'0dueed the muster roll of his company, and a
asmoer OF the patriotic young nen of the neigh
00fnood put their names Il ii. We were glad
aso 70 witness the patriotism exhibited by the
A@es' number OF whom were present, almost
W declaring their readiness TO enlist in the ser.
wee OF their country, If hdies would be accep.
ted
At the close of the exercises at the grove, We
we're again invited to bounteous board spread
''a almost every luxury that could invite the
ss'e' and after feasting to our hearts content
.essarted for home, very much grati6ed will
.se hospitality We had enjoyed, and uniting il
- vnh expressed by nil that our brave soldier
ead have been there to enjoy the good chez
With US.
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MENTAL AND Corporal SUFFERING-There

MENTAL AND CORPORAL SCFFEIING.-There
IA pretty Persian apologize on the difference
between mental and cGipoFeal suffering. A king
and his minister were di>cussir the subject, and
differed in opinion. The minister maintained
the first u be the uost severe, and 10 convince
his sovereign Of it, lie took lamb, broke It's
leg shut it up. and put food before it. He took
another. shuC it up with tiger, which was
bound By chain, so that the beast could spring
near. but 10, seize tie lamb, and pu: food also
before him. In the morning he carried the king
70 see the effect of the experiment The lamb
With broken leg had eaten up all the food
placed before him; the other was found dead
from fright
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A PoNrooN BRIDGE-The annexed descrip-
ton of pontoon train recently constructed for
the Government, will give the reader an idea of
what these structures are
~, IS composed of forty two wagons, with
spare wheels, axles, spokes, hubs, etc., ESQ har-
nesses thirty-six India rubber pontOOns or floats,
with all the timber, planking, cables, anchors,
FORCES, etc, sufficient TO form a bridge OF 600
feet in length, and Is ~ feet in width 1t can
be thrown, ready for the passage of troops, in
thirty seven minutes. II used as rafts, a brigade
OF five thousand men, with equipage, artillery
etc, can be passed over the Hudson, at Sing
Sing, or the Mississippi, in ten hours"
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Indignant Thieves.
FRANK

The thieves Of New York city have entered an
indignant protest against the outrage committed
upon them BY the Board Of Police Commission.
ers in placing the portraits Of Jeff. Davis, Howell
Cobb, Isaac Toucey, John b. Floyd, Lawrence
N. Keitt, Gen. Beauregsrd, and other promi
nent members Of the " Southern Contheiveracy F"
in the " Rogue's Gallery" They say that though
fallen in the social circle, they still have some
pride left" and that "while protesting against
this wholesome defamation of character, We re-
monstrate that We have at the most only sought
to live by our wits, while this school of banditti
the villains aforesaid, have conspired to ruin a
mighty people, and to steal the ealth Of an en-
tire Republic-to beggsr and ensave a continent
No thief at the coffin's side, no operator in the
panel crib, no midnight burglar, ever conceived
plot so base. Trusting your honorable Board
will perceive this injustice, we respectfully petit
ton that the portraits Of the traitors robbers
and sneak-thieves aforesaid, now in arms against
the Government which has provided them with
bread, may be removed from the "Rogue's Gal
lery." Aud your petitioners will ever pray.
Signed BLINkI RILEY,
LITTLE FELIX,
alias Elk Duyal, alias Thomas wilkins
JACK DAVIS,
alias Jack the Fiddler
MYSTERIOUS JIMMY,
SAILOR JACK,
alias Jack Harris, and thirty other notorious
criminals of New York CITY
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the company to state that Sutherland and Hig-
gins have been reported to the authorities as de-
sertcrs. They have not reported themselves
since the battle, and yet are known to have been
in the city. All of the above NAV De, and
hope are in the City Hospitals, to which We have
not yet had access.
No. now " forward to Richmond"
Yours truly, FRANK.
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\ CoRRECrIoN.-We cheerfuliy civ

A Commemorative cheerfully give
place to the following communication. In do
ing so, we will also state that we were in error
in regard to the person in question having re-
signed his position in the army, as stated in our
last issue. 1t will be seen that our correspond
ent Frank states that his communication Of
the 18th of July should have been dated the
10Th, which would have made il correspond
to the facts in this case. There is no DISPOSE
ton on the part of this paper, or its correspond
ent. "or any other man." so far rs We are
aware, to do the individual mentioned i'll the
following communication injustice, and no
charge Of cowardice has been made, or insinu-
ated, against him in the columns of the Rep,tb.
lean:
Lansing. August 18th, 1861.
EpTToR REPUBLICAN | notice that in your
announcement of my return. as published in
your local column of last week, you give me
the credit of having command of my company
in the battles of both Thursday and Sunday at
Bull Run. This is mistake. Lieut.. Jeferds
had the command in Thursdays battle, | only
acting as second in command. Lieut.. Jet,erds
vas taken sick that night, and only took COM
mand from that time-having command on
Sunday. Justice to him demands this cOrrcc-
ton as nothing but sickness and inability pre-
vented him from staying with his company. and
not eowardice, as some of his enemies would
endeavor TO make out. Lieut.. JetierdS, when
able, ever did his duty. Hoping the correction
will he made, remain.
Truly yours,
LIEUT.. j. Il. TESEYCK.
I'll M;cb;o,, Ipfaptrv
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Cooley for Septe0,ber.-The September num-
Der Of this excellent Ladies' Magazine has been
received. 1t contains its usually large number Of
fashion plates and interesting family reading.
That rich episode Of domestic life, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rasher, by the author of Miss Slimmens, is con-
tinued in this number, with its usual raciness.
To be had at the City Book Store, Or by adj
dressing l.. A. Cooley, 323, Chestnut. Street,
Philadelphia.
TERNs-sS per year. Two copies, s.. Three
copies, Sc Back numbers supplied from jan
uarv.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-14

E The only place in the city where
full, fresh and new stock Of Clothing, Hats
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods is sold at cost
bn Martin J. Wells Clothing Emporium, Mid
de Town, Lansing, Mich. BE sure to give him
.caIl. Such bargains as he offers we're never
altered before Make no mistake in the place.
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Senate:
BEiGADIER GENERALS.
A 5. Williams, |. L. Richardson.
CAPTAINS.
Henry l.. Chapman, l,h Infantry. Commis.
sion dates from May 4th, 1861.
Henry Miner, 18th infantry. Commission
dates from Nav 18th, 1861.
FIRST LIEUTENANIs.
Mathew Elder, ii tn infantry.
Samuel 5. Newberry, 18th infantry. Commits
sion dates from May 18th, 1861.
Richard +. U'Beirne, l4th Infantry. Commits
sion dates from May l4th, 1861.
Edward II. Cur;enius, 18TH Infantry. Com.
mission dates from May l4th, 1851.
Charles Fred. Trowbridge, 10th Infantry
Commission dates from May l4th, 1851.
James W. Bingham, 10th Infantry. Commission
dates from May l4th, 1861.
Ansel b. Denton, 18th Infantry. Commission
dates from Nav l4th, 1861.
William j. Lyster, 10Th Infantry. Commits
sion dates from May 18th, 1861.
SECOND LIECTENANTS.
Joseph p. Sanger, lst Artillery.
Kinzie Bates, LIST Infantry.
PROMOTIONS.
Capt. Henry B. Cliu, to Major Of 10th Infan-
try. Commission dates from May 18th. 1861.
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Sp H. l. AL NOTICE Els
Special Notice.

Our Summer anI F. Terms will commence Monday,
the I9.h day OF The esent month, and would say 10
strangers that school beng of limited noer pre-
al nie enjoy ed in large classes. We labor
sssduou-I seiale yoGnE ladies' and gentlemen for
teaching We instruct arnual about so of that class
and all others enjoy The instruction from TO Il
hours per ia hen necessary. ~ the common and high
English branches taught wh ch any may wish
pursue. We furbiste eli with cooking stoves,
bedsesd, tables and chairs to those who wish board
themselves, thus dvu ling heavy expenses. LIBERAL dis
count Will te made u al who pay promptly.
Il. TAYLOR.
Lsn,ipg, July 9th, 1851. 2w32s
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AoTIEiS, Read TINS The foliU"iug Il, q N from
letter written by the pastor OF Baptist Church to the
e Journal and Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks
volumes favor Of that world owned meiicne-MRs
WINsLow SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETIIING
We advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
WiHsiOv' soothing Syrup Now said q word
in favor OF patent Medicine before life, but
feel compelled TO readers that this hum
bugwE HAvETRIED 1T AND KNOW 1T BE CLAIMS -
1t probably, Of the most successful medicines OF
he day. because il is Of the best And those of your
readers no have babies can't 10 better than TO lay
y uDly ly,g3
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Ux1vERsALIsr MEKTINGs.-Rev. G. III.
yibbert will preach next Sabbath, Aug. 18th, in
the Senate Chamber at 10 2 A. NJ, and r.
\. LIST subject-Heaven, 2d-Views Of Ancient
and Modern Universalists. Sabbath School di-
rectly after the morning sermon.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS In

pursuance of act ent,tl-d an act a the
Legislature OF Michigan To DIVIDE .or the drainage of
swamp Lands by meau- OF state Roads aud bitches
approved FEB llth, lS59' snt the acts am. tors
thereto the uncess gnrl Commissioner she C.pac
snd Clyce State Road !e The work on sald
road 10 the lowest responsible bidder Port Huron IN
the county OF ~ Csr, the 23Jh Gay OF August next
AT ten clock A. NJ tie Larnvd House SAID ROAD to
commence AT the ya re II C4psc, IN county thence
east section Inc to Tie Post HT1n aud peer Plank
Road, OK niles and 81 Iots) seventeen and hat
miles aud eight chas, ACCORDING 70 survey profile and
specification of SAID road Cnacts will made for the
Shoi- or any part Thereof, payable swamp lands as
provided by The above 10 b. out and clear
ed four rods wide, anu gaded PC fer centre Turn
pked viii road ted eighteen ieeC wide bitches on
both sides four feet wide OF su ent depth CARY of
face water, nj amp side dcains wherever the same
is c-ssary, and all O1 vet lands tie sha
be OF suh gent height 10 form road ana bu II
according TO specIncaon and prof which be seen
at D. Cartons Office, Port Huron at the Post Office
IN Capsc Bidders Will be required be here On the cav
OF letting, and must give good security for he perform
ance OF their work PERRIN { GOUDtIL,
Commissioner.
Cspac july 10Th. lS0i. ax3oS
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A Coop APPoINTMENT.-Wea are happy
to announce that DIR. III. b. Shank, of this city,
has been appointed Surgeon of the Michigan
Eighth Regiment The high reputation the Doc
tor enjoys, both as physician and surgeon, will be
sufficient TO induce all in this section. who think
Of joining the army to enlist, if possible, in the
Eighth Regiment. 1t is only necessary to add
hat the Doctor will accept, and is going.
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HONOR TO WHOM Honor Is DUE.-We
shall never tire of praisng d. b. DeLand & Co.'S
Chemical Saleratus. We hail its advent with
joy Is We have long been out of patience with
Inferior stuff that has spoilt our bread, biscuit,
cakes &c. d. 3. DeLand a. Co. ought to draw
pension for Introducing this wholesome article
before the world. 1t is now for sale by most
dealers in The country
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A CoMPLIMENr-We are happy to state,

A CoMPLIMENT.-We are happy to state,
Is compliment to the author of Stray Leaves
from Camp" that young lady of Grstiot coun-
,y has subscribed for the Republican, and walks
four miles weekly to obtain the paper, for the
purpose Of reading his communications. We
hear there are many similar cases.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-14

WHEELER S WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, New
IHPEoys NEVIS, AZ REeucED pRIcIs-The Wheeler & Viii
Manufacturing Company having gained their suits
at with n ngpg manufacturers of Sewing Machines
proposes that the pubic shall be benefited thereby, snc
have accordingly reduced this prices Of their Sewing Ma
chimes After this Cay they will be sold at that vii
pay fair profit the cost of manufacture, capital in
vested anu expense OF making sales such prices vii
enable them to make first class machines, and, here
;ofore, guarantee them IN every particular.
o NJ. PARTRIDGE, General Ag't for Michigan, Detroit
J. GIILET, Jr., Agent for Lansing and vicinity.
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WoLCorT IL SoPER's UNION Show
This show will exhibit in this place On Thurs.
A, the 22d inst, at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, and in
the evening.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

the matter Of tn. estate of John Dunn deceased
Ths upiers signed having been sppoin ed by the Hon.
~ul H. PacSAey. Judge of Probate for the county OF
lnghsr in TIE State Of Michigan, Commissioners 70 re-
ceve examine and adjust all claims and demands asainst
the estate OF the said deceased, hereby give
that Saturday the eth day OF September and on Sat
urdsy the 2lst dsv Of September 1851 they will NEE. q.
the Ieih Centre House. the township Of Delhi in said
county o. l,ghsn. for the purpose Of receivirg exam
inDg AMI adjusting such claims and demands aud tia.
four months from the date Of this notice are allowed by
said Judge Of Probate creditors Of estate to pre-
sent their claics for such examination and Adjustment
4. r BCLLEN,
WM DUNN,
Commissioners.
Dated Au,eio.. Aug s, 1851. 4vs20
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y..,,, Advertisements have the privilege Of three
shsnzes .. ,,,,r .na o--i,,rv
- Advert Sc men,s ony. Alo hers charged b. tie
sQose
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s5! EMPLOYMENT! IS7j
AGENTS WANTED.

We viii pay from SIS TO SIS per month, and all eIpsn
ses. active Agents. give q commission Particular
sent &c. Address hIie sew .ng Machine Company. Z
JONES General Agent, Nj an, ohio. lysl2
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POPULATION OF GREAT BKlrArs.-By the GEN.
~ just taken. the population Of Great Britain
sshswa to be 29,O3l,l6i. In 1851 it was %.
Nl,S62.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notlce

n Is hereby given that pursuance OF a license to
me gran'ei by the Hon Vim Pinckoey, Judge If Pro
bate for the county Of lDgha, Moniay the Sd day of
June, d. 1901, shall sell at public auct n On the
emiscs IN the town of Delhi, county If Ingnam
ON Monday The 9Th day of september next, IS6l
O'Clock IN the after OF SAID day. the folio xDg real
tate OF John Lcs, d-crase, to-st the undivided half
Of the vest half OF north vest quarter of section town
north Of range west about 81 acres or less
Terms made known tbs day of sale.
WM II CHAPMAN,
Administrator OF John Lucas, deceased.
Ii. 90
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CITY CLtRh'S OFFICE,
Anrm..12 1871
STATE OF MICHIGAN, !
G. 1850. =


STATE OF MICHIGAN, l.
CuY or LANSING.
Toe. Hewitt A. Nlcho's c Cane II. u Cobb o G.
Tooker, Clark, Gsii ey, II. II. Smith. A
L NJ Hill. A. wsikins, ). Tompkts, NJ ANGEL. J. W.
Hopkns Henry COzzens, % |. Case, Sspry, J. Hays,
j. r Goa lee, u Parsons. agent, ID. c. Leach, ".
lngyear, {. : Armstrong, l. sur, + Hastings, +
Cywles, Polly News. / " Jams T. Axiom. Vi :. Du-
rand. Il Baker, Bennett, Holmes. Estate of d. q.
MeC.are, =. A0a. Z Frark IN I f5rl !. ". Lonyyear
j. Il Rowe, a. L,usJe ear. Huh. B4IleJ ). ".
Wright, A GOoGii1-,e, 8 Swlf., Billings, NJ Iu--
nsr X " l,nx, LDngsear, - ". Bl,k. y. NJ Cosles,
d r. Ref, : Carsej, " sn--, q. waC.d bsGer, Wood
Bailey, agent, II IuE-rsou, Wui4m Ii Chapman, -
Am be A B. tel, -. WaGws.i, Il iAsyeT !. Hyde, Z
r Bee5e BI>cam. q v Peck j. u. Sueater, Estate Of
p Boswell, ) Briggs, Mle- * Hnmsn, j. Darling,
VIM HnmaD John u ucA- Z. John Whitley, A. learn,
J. J. Whitman. 4 v. NAams, : K. u Gene. II. i. Ed
.ar, q Nt-vu. Chas. Fox. Whitney jones. " : Alien
% { Nr~eI. Price. Jones. Mr. \ J Cutler, q
Camel, + a Thompson, - II 5baTd. u johnson, j
Mle r, eck H.nm4n J Thomas and ali otter pei sons
lut-res cd n tie follow az described iEeta The
os, O., s., S. 90. IA Is l-9, 100 l56 49, $50, Is,
l5s, lots ., 10, H. l3 Il Is. ock III lots B
and 8, block % lois snG Is, block loo lots and 10
block l0l lois and TO- block 10 O.s and q, block
III lots / and 10, book III Jts and O. block l72
lol hereby Bouhe that s>Jnents about 10
be upon yOu 10 teiry the rxpeps q grazing Wash
nstos Avenue, aid cty Nam FlaUkIn street
that ssssaent OILS have bcen mace the or, which
hle The off Jt the Cry Ce K whore he, all re-
main open Tor sour Inspection until Monday, the 2bth
DAY Of August, ls6l, At oe.ocA 7 N when here
the Comm COan,i val be ss~.i = hear appeals
from -sd assessment, lnsde by o 4 Jsni.on, { -ey
nour aud Js-epaus Woodruff AID YOU appear and
slow cause, any th-fe be- sny sad : SHAH
not be made anu collected according 10 isw.
By order 4 The Common fruocIi
2.3.g THeBtEgRE FOSTER CITY Clark
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FOR SALE.

n IMPROVED FARM Of 24O Acres; $50
n acres under good cultivation, good buildings,
&c; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described as follows: The southeast quarter,
and the east half of the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton one, in town four north OF range one west
and has been commonly known as the "Alver,
son Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply to JNO. w. LONGYEAR,
263-tf lansing Mich.
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IN INCOME TAx.-This tax is fixed at three
!9 cent on the excess Of all incomes over eight
ssndred dollars per annum.
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p.EAcHING.-Rev. W. Olds will preach
=. the Office of J. =. Cowles, Esq, Lower
Town. on Friday evening, August 10th. Sub
.ct-ReligiOn a Necessity.
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SIKA Ed UK NIOLEN FROM the
~ subscriber night OF the II inst one light red
COW, odd, nth = brass knob one horn, Aud
the en9 of the othe- norm of Also. dull red
Gov. years old, win little white her rump ana
tai Each had bel when they left. Any person
giving any lnf-ruaton that viii e.G the recovery OF
said either Of h. will be literally arded
Lansing. August l., l>Il lsS39 Z CLAFIIN.