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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-06

RUST EE'S SALE

BID. MoRrGAeE6Br pRoprprv
BV virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Bafr,ora
CITY, the undersigned, ustee will sell nv pubr a1c
ton on The pr misses, TU SDAY the 18Th day Of An
gs Fol, at O'clock p. NJ, all those -FOUR lots an
"H"IHD AND PREMISES in Baltimore city as foIlows.
u Il No Beginning on the side OF Russell s,rss+
at the distance Of l47 feet southerly from the
corner OF Russell and Cross Streets running thence
outcry fronting on Russell feet with an ern
lpl No Beginning on the side of Russell streAt
at the usrance OF 1853 feet southerly from the sonf
corner It Russell ami Cross streets, az rnnniSg c
s"ut'ery IRON ing Russell street - feet win an 80
depth OF - feet to allev. ' "'" al even
tI % j. Beg ming the side Of Russell street
AZ tt distance - III feet SOutherly from thu southwest
corner Of -u>Sel Cross streets, ard rn rinJ nca
liopng on Russell street II feet, with an even
~ no Beginning on the west side Of Russell street
tlt Instance OF !s5 eet scout cry the southwest
chSF on iuSStl and Cross Streets md running hence
uthery fronting Russell - feet with An even
de tn ot II feet o n alley ~ 49, ~
ach 0, sad Lots Is imp owed by three story BRICK
wv zliING beng the Ia, St., 9th 10th hon ses min
from TIL southwest Russell and Cross e4 and
Ach lot IS snhl CT TO $50 and has the Il -
in common al the allie, aforesa d ~ ' VIC =
ie'ms-Oh ehalf cash the balance in two dual install
nent 81 and II mo- tbs; dir PAYNE Is to bear in est
from day sale and be secured by the note Of III. mr.
chase ndo' sed the satisfaction Of the Trustee
Ground rent and taxes will he raid to dav Of sale
HENRY F. Il Key. Trustee
.,,o ADREON Il Co
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-06

hHuDES' , AEaIARJ MANURE
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CULTURE.
RHODES NqANuRE
slider Necessary to niora t Ts con ss6
B. y. RBonEs ( CO,
Office S. Bowy,,ss wharf,
gPRICE $45 FER TON, 2,OOo LBS. CASH ap9-sSWim
cent S SjSty tons WTE 5 MGSICaS containing
S 5 ana PER cent? 6Gnf od @s3 po
phate Of lime, landing ard Tor sal9 By -
apls-tt IL and Is Bowly'S wharf.
q A N o
We inform Dealers Farmers and Planters, tst vel have
made usual extensive arang enSnts % supply our
numerous customers WITH genTine Snd unaduter&t d
oSr stock is uneg92ed its extent variety, ana qua
Al PERUVIAN GUANO,
Or DIRECT IMPORTATION PERU THls YEAR, AND DE-.
LIvERED DIRECT FRoM AGENTS WAREHOUSES
1CHABOE GUANO,
Glide ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO,
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
OF direct importation into this market per ship Nsry
0'A"'oiu' JARVIS Is SLAM GUANo.
For The sale Of ch are the sole authorized Agents
OF v Eb II Se &hk ki92 & s sfE 2xG5k
Doctor d. Stewards celebrated
PLANT FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE"
MARYLAND CoMPANY's
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
And other fertilizers of known established re-
Which we will sell on most favorable terms in lots fran,
P. MALCOM 4 CO,
~ Wood street, Bowiy's wharf
mhl4-t opposite the new Corn Exchange.
n BAUGH,S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Removed to No. Spears Wharf
GEORGE p fth5iI1Et SOLE Aerv-
For Maryland and Virginia.
GENERAL coAaTSSIog 4 GRNcY,
f
CHENEY, EA1L Co., Baltimore.
BowEa & MERCER,
g. 3 j HA ,T { Co., :.
K1sBALL Il SHAfrER
P H. GREGORY x Co, Lnmpkin, Ga. ja24-tf
MARYLAND COMPANY S
W SUPER, PH0SPHAT OF LINE
Warranted superior to any thing Of the kind now in
No ia South Eutaw street, opposite baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot, Bst.n're, Nd. juiO-tf
GUAM GUANOIl
as sapo f fsa. ii fpPf5 as a sa
onr snnS TE s sBkfE4STFf TEj , $fEfFx
we deliver it as r SGa2f5 5E0R RR AZ
| thus saving the farmer every expense.
| 0'i ''''A - MEXICAN GuAEO
embraces the cargoes OF te>'Hunbcdt" 'sCosmos and
"Pot's Bride'the two former being among the rictes
imported III this marietta nd will be cold by the cargo
| or single ton.
| Our stock OF
| CALIFORNIA qUAN0
s all of last seasons importation, and free
puritiee which impair value OF
| SUI ER-PHOSPHATE or LINE,
'f IN 81 e. Fl.
deem tsupegiGr TO anything which be spplicd
| GROUND BuS rs.
Finely powdered from UDhoiied Bones
| - MANIPULATED aUANO,
OF tho various brands, st the manufacturers pross
| ", WHlTELOCK i 60,
| aul8-tf * Scpth street
| ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
J. FERT1IiZEReaual to Suano aud cheaper than Stab
Manure, being aluvial deposit, animal an
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Pond
Cattle Show Grounds. Distance from Charles al
avenue, half mile at Cattle SHOW Grounds Quarter o,
mile Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper r,
servoir. Apply at 81 South street.
Price so cents per cart load Ie22-tf
ne EXICAN GUANO
NI Very choice Mexican GuANO for gale by the csrg
Or sin gle ton, by ". WhITEIOCK h co.
| fe2bt ii South street.
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OFFICE, Noi6s SECOND STREET.
UNDOUBTED sECURTrv AND Low RATEs
The undersigned represent at their old established aeen
cy the following rscass Companies with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ATNA INSURANCE Co. HARTFORD. .........s2 OOO0oO
PHGNIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRD...... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO, HARTFORD.... $4,000
MAsSAsoIT ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD..". 2a,OO0
SPRINGFIELD ms CO, SPRINGFIELD .... 100000
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD. 2SoOoe
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LoNDoN..... 25OOOO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at;the Agency.
sI7-H ! G. PROUE 4 SoNS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-06
FIVE THOUSAND ACRES.

In the immediate neighborhood the wen known farms
OF Messrs Cromwell Iinthicum Others which supply
the Baltimore and Philadelphia cts so largely with
fruit most OF which is particularly adapted for Vegetable
and Fruit cnlt1re, adjons the Mill Seat portion of it
well TIMBERED, there are many ne sites with ex
tensve views he route of the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
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VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE LAW IL
BR4RY AMI oEFIrE FURNITURE
ALSO,

$3.50
10: of very valuable OIL PAINTINGS and IRON, Erp
lISh Fngravibgs x = al of which will without re-
serve. Can ne eX mined on MONDAY morn ny.
t rms cash, in bauEable fund>
SAMCEL II. COVER Auct
Raj Tirnor astrar
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Anbl1f Aalps
BY ADREoN & co
TRUSTEES SALE
= = MORTG GE6 PROpp

MoRTG GE6 PRopr
ft ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit con-
e'tT, the undersigned as Trustsa W IN Co9Tt or Ba
no On h n premise. WE, nj SAY zen ,b ey pub nc
GR I'm S5 AZ Gei Ok al h Sc SIX J0TsyoV
LOT No BEGINNING Al the southW tcorn az follows:
ana Monroe streets and runui tie, c. sHntb nhar
tc vest sl'e OF Monroe st'eet II with an ay
Of pU let to tht ives side OF three foot alley " oeph
kVi No ReeiDning on the side oG No roas.
m!nroe streets and running thence south, fror M ON y,
St lde OF Monroe stree y FEET, wi an even ~ NJ
lefI 20 20 NE wet side Of three foot alley. VI
ioI NO 3 BsginLng the west side of Nor roe stvo.
49, go south from the s9uhwet OF Lombard an
oioN sr,tts nd running thence south, fr,nIr on ~
W. SIe OF Monroe street IL beet, with an even etl S
'9 IT Hc wei Slle OF a III ee 'Got al eY
ac 10 - glni ng th. west side of NOp,na STR ct
o SUN nom tie SouthWe est corner of l., Tnhad and
vs. 49, ana III mug henc- south, fror ting on lie
'eIt ~, 20 'e west side OF a hire foot alley f " y
~! NO. D. Beg ming the west d Of Norroo +t
South f'm tht soutl west o nn,by i
me- roe streets ami rupnn thence sou h. frnnfIE,, ~
Y tt tree foot alley - ~ @" even "-Ptl ol 5O
foft No Beginning TIE west SIDE of Mon-os sf.+
Tonrost IN from tie urh vest corner OF Cn,be y 80
wrsi cts and running h~nce south frontn,, On M
feet onroe street Il feet, with an eyt drUt f "a
n rach Of said Lot is ia nrov.d Ia, . IT,, r
south trn III the lst I'd. 81, h. 5th ana Etl bHss
ann, 49, Lou1nhrd st Get, aud each ~
root ALLY azores aid. e "se ID common OF the three
TERMS Une-hAl ash
81 SIN anu Twelve ncnthS; credit nav nents
~ OF SAFE and to be secured bv note of interest
SEE endorSe1 TO the satisfaction Of The % the urcba
Ground rent and taxes will be paid to dav az col,
hHNhf r q AREY, Trustee
iv21 9av2w ADRtON & Co
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- l. 40 ~ IL IL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IrCOEPonA4RD 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ofrlos c soUTH sTREsi4
JOHN j. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
RSukEs IiV Es FoE ONE YEAR, 4 TERM OF YEARS
OK FOR LIFE
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTs FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES INSURED. either Men. Women or ChiIdIp,
atthe lowest rates
DIRECTORS
wA G. HARRisoN, IL. DONALDSON.
S. j. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
C. 4. sCHAEFER, GEO. s GIBSON.
e. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT A. TAYLOR
F M COLsTON, secrctas.
DR. z. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner.
o3-u 81 Franklin street.
lOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ CoEAERcLAL BGiLDtNcs, GAG ST..
, GEO. E. COAhE,
the Licensed Agent with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE ms URANcg ooMPAhx,
Cash Assets, $9hi-c.J.
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY 7, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, IL ,tS2,ftU
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD
Cash Assets, S3SU,2iS.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO., HARTFORD
Cash Assets $35l,0Si.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE Co.
Cash Assets, SS53,233
MARINE.
EERCRAFTS' MUTUAL ms. Co, OF BALTIMORE,
Assets, S2l4,43c
= WA. GRAHAM, Pres't
GEO. B. COALE, Seey.
LIFE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of THE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, HARM or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES Oh
tanned any amount in Companies OF the very stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable Information given all relating FIRE
INSURANCE such forms OF application, statements of
loss, &c, &c
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken with return OF
MUM, for months not used.
GElRGE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

WHAT THEY EAr.-A correspondent Of the
Detroit Tribune and q member of the I'd Mich.
gan Cavalry writing from St. Louis says: ~,
may not be uninteresting to some of your
readers to see a statement Of the amount oil
provisions consumed by 1900 men, and the
forage consumed by 1900 horses per week.
The following is statement Of the amount
of each, required for this regiment: 60 bar.
res pork, 225 bbla. flour; As bushels beans
% do salt; 5,4OO lbs. sugar; lao lbs. soap
$50 gal. vinegar; $4,000 lbs fresh beef; $500
do coffee; 1880 do rice; $40 do tea; $50 do
candles; l4,4OO do potatoes; 2s2 tons hay ;
1857 bushels corn; 100 tons straw e.75O bush.
els oats"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

GEx. PRIcEs PROCLAMATION. The loyal citi.
Gems OF Missouri are called upon, by this rebel
General for fifty thousand troops to sustain the
Confederate Government. He acknowledges
that but 1--WE thousand Of the citizens of Nilsson.
II are under his command, and the other forty.
hvs thousand must be forthcoming. or their
course 10 lost. He tells new recruits to bring
their OWL rations, for he has none for them and
there are no arms, for he tells them to bring
armA He claims no right in Missouri but six
feet Of soil, which, We trust, will not be denied
him. Five thousand rebel troops in popula-
ton Of l.l7s,sl7, are all that respond to the
cry Of disunion. Who can doubt the result in
Missouri.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

FLORIDA WANTS ALL HER SoLDIERs.-The
Governor of Florida has refused to allow any
acy," and that all persons enlisting now to 60
out of the State shall be arrested. The Gov.
ernor is evidently getting alarmed for the safety
of his own " sovereignty" The taking Of PEN
sacoa and our landing at Fernandina would cut
the State off entirely from its sister Confeder.
ates. Florida was one of the first States to rush
into rebellion. 1t will be one of the first to be
brought back into the Union.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Mn. BEreHKR ON THE SLAVERY CUSHION
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached very elo-
quent and effective sermon, on Thanksgiving
DAY on the rebellion. He took ground very de.
e'dedly against the emancipation of slaves by
oct OF Congress. and insisted that unless VIC
wished to disgrace free government in the eyes
Of the world, We must carry on this war within
the limits OF the constitution. He insisted, more
over that provisional government of some kind
must be established for those slaves who come
into our camps for refuge.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

EDrrosIAL. - Frank b. Morse, Esq, retires
temporarily from the chair of the St. Clair Re.
publican. He has enlisted for the war, and du.
ring HE absence the paper will be undar the
editorial charge of Tubol C. Owen, Clark of ST.
Clair county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

How TO Know A TnArroR.-An Eastern ps-
per gives the following receipt Of hov 70 hos
q traitor"
The man who continually prates shout " esef.
cion and subjugation, is traitor. -
&. The man who says he is Union MAJ" but
cries "peace even to the surrender Of The Cor
eminent to JEFF. Davis, is traitor
The man who shows painful sense Of the
horrors Of war, when the rebels sse shot dosn,
and chuckles inwardly when the dei1dusd the
Union are killed. is a traitor.
The mali who shows n morbid sensisireDcfs TO
the periis If the Conetitutio4, but q Essly Int
rest q" " Southern rights, jas usifor.
There is more than one in Ioghsm eosnsy 10
whom the above will forcibly apply. The yos''
"al-well-the institution is dead, and We vi
not disturb the carcase TO make persoual spph
cation. .ss3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

PESsIoN GRANrED.-Susan L. Forrest, widow
OF Gordon Forrest, Sergeant Of Company G,
Massachusetts,, Volunteers, killed at the battle
of Bull Run. has been Pensioned at s. so per
month for FIVE years, commencing 18th of Ju-
ly, 1861.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11
A PROCLAMATlON.


Whereas since the last session Of the Legsature
.o. eixns Of An nc, easitied act " provide IN
eeased revenue from im2osts, % pay interest," ON 'ne
u.blic debt and for other parpDses enacted oy tne
Opagrcss OF the United stAtes 4irect TAX has been M
annually upon the State Of Michigan Of i've hundred and
-, sh,usxnd seven hundred ami sixty three and one
third d0iars;
And whereas, it u also provided BY section my three
q the aid act Of Congress- mat aay SIT may law
fuly assume ASSESS coect and pay INTO the Treasury VI
.hs LATED states direct tax, in IT'S own way ana
.v, Wy and through its OWE oncsrs, &C., and thA'
N .ch case the state shall be entitied 70 deduction
- sf.sn per cent Oh the quota apportioned 70 such
.ssss" thereby creating In my judgment, such an tx
sr,ordinary Occasion contemplated by the Co1sti
sasi0a
rhsr.fore l. Austin Blair, Governor Of the state oi
Michigan in virtue ths power vested IN me 0y The
Cnstsas,on do tie Legislature Of this ssAte'
hersby requiring Senator'S and representatives, "
sssmbe Ia their respective chambers, at the Capital IA
I.nsaa On Thursday the second day January next,
=. ,w.,ys O'clock noon and there " consder ana
deter mine upoh ths proper 70 be adopted M
regard u the 0f Tie SAID direct tax and al
such other SUBJECTS may be brought before The Legs
iaturs IN pursuance Of the Constitution
is TESTIMONY wakxEoS, have hereanto set my hand
ami caused be affixed tn GREAT seal ii the
la state At Lansing, las 9Th day Vi december,
IA ia. year Vi LORD one thousand eSA.
huu.ire1 ALL sixty One.
BY shs Governor, ACSiiN h-Ah-
JANIS L. rosrxx, secy vi state.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Nrw DAnY.-The Jackson True Citizen, late
the Ameriean Citizes, now under toe editorial
charge Of P. ]. Avery, started daily on Mon
day. We have no doubt daily viii be well
supported in the enterprising city of Jackson.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

RErALlATIos.-The House Of Representatives
has voted unanimously that Nessrs. Mason and
Sliden, now in confinement at Fort Warren,
BROOKLYN, shall receive the same treatment Co.'s
Corcoran and Wood are now receiving at the
hands Of the rebels.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

DEATH OF GEN. DRAYroN. "A letter from
Port Royal announces the death of Gen. Drayton,
who had command of the rebel forces at Port
Royal 1t is said that he was wounded in the
Fort and died on the retreat. he was man Of
great wealth and large military experience. His
brother, Captain Drayton, had command of one
of the Federal ships during the bombardment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Be CAREFUL IN DIRrcrIHG LErTRRs.-The
National Intsliigemeer says: At our city post
Office hundreds of letters are received weekly for
the soldiers, the superscriptions on which are 90
unintelligible As to produce great delay, if even
the persons to whom they are directed receive
them at all. Too much care cannot be observed
in writing plainly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Ia. GRAND ARxY.-The effective force at the
disposition OF the government now rises to the
snormous aggregate Of $685. men Gncludine
regulars. )-of whom, in round numbers, $780,.
900 are infantry, and 10000 artillerymeu, be.
sidss sharpshooters. engineers, &c. The five
sAss States Of Kentucky Missouri, MARYLAND,
Delaware. and Western virgicia, furnish close
On to 10000 men in the army of the Union.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

GRAIN AT CHIcAGo.-The grain trade at Chi.
cago for eleven months past As per the tables of
the Chicago Tribune, foots up the enormous to.
tai of 81, O94, 2l9 bushels. There is an increase
over the commerce of 1860 of fifty per cent, and
over that of 1859 of about one hundred and
seventy five per cent.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Making total Of 2s4 vessels, asst guns, and
SIS.Oi6 tons The aggregate number of sea.
men in the service on the 4th of March last v.s
500. The number is now not less than e.
600.
When the gunboats and steamers ordered BY
last session Of Congress, are completed, fifty
two steamers will have been added to the Navy.
Many OF these are already in commission, and
ID are rapidly approaching completion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

TIE hoRsE CoSrRAcs.-An exchange saws:
The government examination into one of the
hsr'e coasracts in Missouri produced the fact
snas out OF lot OF four hundred and eleven
Aos'es' for which sl2o head was paid, seventy
sx we're sound. Eve we're dead, and three hun.
drsd and thirty we're either aged, stifled, ring.
o'sed. spawned. blind, foundered, or had the
hsaves."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

LINCOLN CAvALRY.-This regiment. to which
Michigan contributed a company, and comman.
ded by Col McReynolds, Of Grand Rapids, have
changed their name to the First New York Cav.
airy. They number l. 400 men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Coz AuLL'eAn. = The Chicago Times says
shas Col Aulligan viii devote his entire time and
energy 70 the work Of recoussruetipe his old
regiment. he has received large number Of
Invitations 70 visit other Cities but has refused
then I'll and vill continue to doso until his reg
tosnt y ready Tor the field.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

PoRr RoYAL.-A Postoffce has been estab-
lished at this port, and Joseph b. Lewis. Of 8
c., has been appointed Postmaster. A Union
paper is to be searsed under the supervision Of
Gen. Sherman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

PARsoN .;.:owNLOw IN EAST TENxxsIx.-By
The news column, it will be seen that 5000 IN,
ion troops in East Tennessee, have defeated and
scattered large force Of rebels as chat is scat.
tered by the wind. Parson Brownlow is sup.
posed to be with this force, and the rebels &C.
knowledge it as q signal victory in our favor
East Tennessee appears to be unanimous for the
Union. aud If proper assistance is afforded, the
last rebel will be driven from that section of the
state. All honor to the brave Incorporating
editor, who has battled the confederate forces
from the commencement of this rebellion, though
death has threatened him everywhere. 1t is by
such material that governments are sustained,
and outlaws and traitors crushed out. The skies
brighten in that part of the Union.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

NHw coSrRIBuron.- Professor 'Agsssn y
to be regular contributor to the Aaa"'"
Monthly. He will ommence With the Janusr
number series Of papers npon the Asthod'"
Study in Natural History and kindred scpscs'
which will be continued ir every Ian5e'
throughout the year 1862 go
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

Flag oflcer-to commend equadrona.
Commander,
Captain, To command
Lieutenant
Master,
Passed midshipman.
Mdshipman,
Cadets.
The Lieutenant Cammanders. grade used
during the revolution. may be employed as First
Lieutenants, and in the command of the smaller
class OF naval vessels,
He recommends that line officers be retired
after forty-fve years service. except when called
into active service by the President. He thinks
grade of Gag officers should be designated,
not exceeding seven, by selection Of the Presi.
dent who shall each have command, irrespec-
tive of seniority or rank, OF the squadron to
which he may be assigned, and the appointment,
shall cease when the officer hauls down his Gag,
unless tor distinguished and meritorious conduct
commentator Of the Presldent, the thanks oil
Congress.
There have been appointed 433 acting masters,
and 2O9 masters mates. Sixty.One psymasters
are now on duty, the old number being thirty.
one.
He says fugitives from rebel points, have
sought refuge aud protection ON our ships. He
recommends their employment, and that they
should receive wages.
If such employment could not be furnished
to all by the navy, they might be referred to the
army, aud if NO employment could be found fol
them in the public service, they should be al
lowed to proceed freely aud peceably without
restraint to seek livelihood in any lOyAl portion
Of the country. This / have considered to be
the whole required duty, in the premises, Of our
| naval officers.
He advocates the establishment Of q naval de-
pot on the lakes.
Que SLAYER has been captured.
He estimates the expenses for the current yea
ending June Both, 500, at the sum of ~, 625,
665 ".
For the navy al ,O96, $50 rs.
For the marine corps, 81, lO5,6s n.
Navy yards, hospitals, &C., 2,42s, 4sO 90.
In conclusion, he says: ITO the patriotic Of
fceTs Ot the navy, aud the brave nen who, il
various scenes vi naval action have served IN
der them, the department end the Government
justly owe an acknowledgment even more earnes
and emphatic. Courage, ability, untalterinl
hdelity, aud devotion ~ the Cause ct their c0un
Try, have been the general characteristics o.
their conduct Ia the srduOus and important ser
wee with which they have been entrusted.
state xith Ali confidence that in their hands tn,
historic IenOwE OF the American navy has beer
elevated and augmented. ln this cOuvulsiv,
crls,s U; our country the duties Of this depart
"-nI have been new aid heavy, aud its respon
siUliities great l have NET IEem ali with eutir,
honesty VI purpose, aud have ia0ored sssiduOusly
ai,d faithfully 10 discourage them. The Result .
my iaoOrs respectfully submit to you, SnC
Though you to tue judgment OF Congress and
the Country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

4 TRAvELIxe CaPIrAL.-The rebel capthlSs
made another removal from Richmond - -
vile. This win prove jump from The f1pe
pan into the Ere.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

PRISONERS AT RICHMoxD A private 's'a
to Boston from che Of the Usion prisoners "
Richmond states that the writer, ~hh sx ~"
is confined in single cell, IL feet BY IL.