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TAdxertisernen-l

MONEY SAVED, Is MONEY MADE-NIar.
ii, J. Well. great Semi-Annual Closing Out
Sale is the very thing which should be taken adj
vantage Of by the adherents of the above motto,
as there is certainly chance there to buy any
thing in the line Of clothing, hats and caps, and
Gents Furnishing Goods. Call on him.
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To HoRrIcULrURIsTs.-We publish this
week the first of series Of articles upon the
cultivation Of the grape, from the able pen OF
Prof. J. G. Holmes, we'll known Throughout, the
State Of Michigan, as an eminent Ho-ticulturist.
II his advice is needed, this section of the State
20 well adapted to the culture of the grape, will
no longer be almost destitute Of that delicious
fruit.
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Nrw BELL.-The Baptist Society have
diced new bell in the tower Of their Church
III pass week. 1t has fine tore, and will be
Welcomed by all who love the sound of the
church going bel.
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REPRESENTATIVES D'srRCrs.-Ottawa county,
at the last session Of the Board OF Supervisors,
was di vided into two Representative Districts
northern and southern. Grand River being the
dividing line.-Grand Hdren Ne,cs, Jan. 22.
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The Detroit Tri.Weekly Tribune

Is published every Tuesday. thursday and Saturday
morning. and sent By mail 20 al parts. the nornin.
of publication at s. 90 per annurl; two copies IS
I've copes one address $40 90 and any larger nuhel
al the Ii contains all the latest news Of tvt
days OF the Daily
Address, r. BARNES CO.
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JrDGR OF The SNPRExE CouRr-W ashington
6aPatehes state that the President has sent in
u termination Of Judge Swair, of Ohio, to the
osPseme Court Beach. rice. Judge Mclean,
dsesased.
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OrArHs AT PoRT HURoN.-The number of in
termeuts in Port Huron Cemetry, for the year
1861, was one hundred and one. In 1850 it was
one hundred.-Port Hwro~ Commercial, jan /.
% r..
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DROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich.

igAn, Comfy Of Inyhsrn. sat q session of tn.
Probate Curt for the OF ngh an, holden a, :h.
Probate Office, the village Of Mason, On Noodav III.
s day Of. the THOUSAND eighth hundrsc
and sixty tao, present Nm PINczSEr Judge Probate
Ia the matter of the of Di1nmonc S,xA,s de-
ceased On reading ana fling The petition 6uly veri
ned OF Ba,h.-be .sAts widow Of sAit deeeased pray
ing that instrument il writing yurpofng To be The
last vii sni Of said deceased, NAV b. admit
I'll 10 probate and that atmlnstrAlon upon "a estate
sI.ay he yrsniei 10 said petitioner
The eupon q IL ordered, that Aonday, the 30 day
e rerI next AZ IL O'Clock II the forenoon be a.
signed for the hearing Of sal. petition and the heirs
az law o -ad decessed and all other crested
in sad estate required to appear a. SESSION Of said
Court hen o. holden at the Probate Once in the vii.
lag- o. Is>on, and nov there be vhy the
praS ~ TIE petit should not BE- gsntec And il i
further O. ed. that sad petitioner notice To the
persons Interested estate. OF he peLency of said
i-tfa, md the Ee4sug thereof. BY Causing a copy O:
tn order 10 b. punishe- IN the Lansing Republican,
n-W-rar-r p-rne3 and reus-iug clunty Of Ing
h,m, successive weeks previous TO sad day OF hear
ing a TO. copy WM. II PINChNEY
3sS5l Judge of Probate
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The Detroit Daily Tribune

Is published Morning and Evening. and sent al
parts Of the State by the first mail. express railrca
and other corveysnces giving the very latest Telegraph
Commercial Marine Political and General News F0-e.l
and Domestic.
IERNS-kS
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IL ms SEAr - Hon. Alfred Ely, member OF
Vseeseo from Rochester, n. T., so long pris-
esse Of var At Richmond, has, after visit to
~ famly, resumed his seat in Congress.
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AARrvAL OF ARxs.-One hundred and thirty
ee4ss Of muskets are at the Michigan Southern
Aalkoad depot awaiting the orders Of Governor
Nj.
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ASSISTANT SEcRErARIEs OF WAR.-Congress
authorized the appointment Of two Ass's-
Secretaries Of War, for the term Of one
~, It salary Of 5000.
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CONNECTIONS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE -

~ III matter OF the estate Of Ariel Y Ods deceased
The Undersigned having been appointed BY the Hon
VIM Il Pnckney Judge Of Probate for the county OF
lnhan- in the state IL Michigan, commissioners to re-
ceive examine and ADJUST ali claims and demands against
the estate Of sail deceased hereby give notice that
VIII meet for the purpose 81 receiving examining and
adjusting such claims demands al the late residence
ri the said deceased Eevsy- on the sth day OF March
next, and the 81 day Of June next az O'Clock in
the forenoon Of each day, and that nine months from
the l6th day of December last allowed by said Judge
Of Probate TO creditors Of said estate present their
claims f1- s1ch examination and adjustment.
Dated VevSy Jan. LIST. 1862
II. 4 HAWIEY.
DANIEL SEARL-
6w35l Comm ssioners.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.


The Detroit Weekly Tribune is in its Thirteenth
Year II s Larger Cheaper and for Michigan readers,
Better Family Newspaper than any New York or East
Paper published. II contains Eight Pages OF Seven
Columns each making larger than the New York Trlb
une 1t furnishes Michigan readers all important gen
eral news fully and later than any New York paper
and Telegraphc, Foreign Domestic, Eastern and Home
Market News three to four days later than any New
York weekly paper which, with its Agricultural Com
mereia Miscellaneous and State News Departments, -
giving, each week, summary Of all interesting and
portant local from all parts Of Michigan - its
devotion to the local and general interests Of Michigan
give its columns Attractions which citizens Of Michi
gan ind any New York other Eastern paper
and which cannot bu; make il more welcome visitor 10
the family circle the farmer, mechanic, merchant
professional man. and give the Detroit Weekly rrb
une superior claims to their patronge.
Regular, reliable correspondents with each Of the Mich
igan Regiments in the Army, and in Washington, will
continue give the readers Of The Detroit Tribune full
and accurate accounts OF the movements Of Mich
gan soldiers during the war and OF the dOngs Of Con
gress In this feature The Tribune has superior IL
the it has general interest amonnt and
variety OF carefully selected and family reading
while the attention paid 10 own state matters make:
IL. for the Michigan reader whether farmer. mechanic
O other. SUPERIOR o Eastern
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M a al ID.

In WILLIAMSON, lngham county, Mich, Jan. 1S;h lss2
by Rev. A. B. Kinne, JONATHAN DEAN, Of Bankerhin
and Miss NARY t Cross, Of the same place
Also, IN LeRoyvile the 3lst day Of december 1851
by the Rev. A b Kinne, GEORGE W HOLLIS and Niss
RHODA WILSON, both Of Leroy
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SASH EMPLOYMENT; 80
AGENTS w
IS75!

We viii pay from SIS to s15 per month and ali expen
ses, to active -nts, give commission Particular
senttfes Address Ere sewing Machine Company, Z
JONES, General Agent, Man ohio. lyo12
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich.


Il gan, county OF ingham, ss.-h d session Of the
Probate Court for the county of Ingham holden the
Probate Office in the village Of Mason, Monday the
10th day Of January in the year thousand eight hun
dred and sixtywO; Present, VIM. H. Pinckney, Judge
of Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of Gilbert
Thompson, deceased. On reading aud fling the petition
duly verified & George W Piper prsying for the
pate o an instrument IN writing tortlng 10 De the
testament u uHDert Thompson, deceased,
and for letters testamentary upon said estate to said
petitioner and samuel MeCher:
Thereupol Il is ordered, That Monday. the 18th day
Of February next, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, be
assigned for the hearing Of said petition, and that the
heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons
etet in said estate required to appear session
OF said Court then 10 be holden al the Probate Office
the village Of Mason and show cause, if any there be
why the prayer OF the petitioner should not he granted
And il Is further ordered that said petitioner give notice
to the persons interested in said etc 81 the tendency
Of said petition and the hearing thereof by causing
copy Of this order 10 be published in the lansing Repub
lean newspaper printed and circulating in said county
Of ngham, successive weeks previous 10 said day
hearing "a true copy.)
3w552 WIN II. PINCKNEY,
judge of Probate
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y..,lv Advertisemen,s have the privilege of three
eaasges
,s.sss Adyets, mems tny. Aio hers charge b. the
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PRIZE POETRY

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Their praises are every tongue,
Disease. dissrmed-uo longer kills
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Florida, July L. 1861. !
A. Dr. Rerrick. Albany, y. Wy Dear Doctcr-I
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the fullest confidence In the Judgment friend
Obtained supply of Messrs- Barnes PARK, i,tuxSlst,
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a1Put up with English, Spanish, German and French
frce 25 cents per boy. Sugar Coated
See advertisement on Sd page
ly323 W CAPRoN, Travelling Agent.
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m STATE REPUBLICAN
aATEs OF ADVERTISING

A. sousrs Of 10 lines 81 for the FIRST Insertion ami 80
- bs each subsequent publication for any pef.oo
80 sAsss months.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notice

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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-01-11
No. 81.

times, and where they may, beyond peradyenture
find foil supply OF such commodities as they
desire. There must be no failure in the supplies
or hand at these depots. because Moscow, Mine,
Naygored, St Petersburg, Pekin and Irbit are at
great distances. and failure of supply on the
AmoOr would be the loss of years supply to the
trader, end, consequently, he would loose faith in
the AmOOr and seek other marts for his supplies.
The kind of merchandise at first introduced must
conform to the choice of experienced Siberian and
Northern Chinese merchants. As we progress we
may introduce new articles, and more extensive
varieties, as well to manufacture for them goods
of such exact pattern. finish and style as they may
order, which Will become very important branch
of commerce.
By penetrating at once to he head of the Amoor,
We tap regular, well-established and systematic
commerce, both Asiatic and European commerce
that has been conducted with great success and
much spirit for long time. Here we NAV take
our stand and build upon q sure foundation. The
increased development and extent of this commerce
depend much upon the class and ealbre of mer-
chG1ts who initiate it i; they must neither be
wanting in mind or in dollars. 1t is wide field,
and distant one its cycle is year, consequently
patient capitalists only enter it with any hope
of success.
The favorable and enlightened policy of the Rus
sian Government has already given US free trade
for five years. and Count MOuravief, who is the
father of the annexation of the AmoOr to Russia,
is in favor of prolongation of this liberal policy
in fact, the progress and Importance of Russian
interests in Asia, under Count Mourayiefhs admin
istratiOn of the government of Eastern Siberia has
given him great power and influence, and his views
are very likely to prevail.
AS evidence of the importance that Russia at
taches to her new possession upon the Pacific, we
have only to mention the fact that the Government
is now constructing line of telegraph, which is
to connect st. Petersburg with the mouth of the
Amoor and other points upon the Pacific COST, and
along the whole northern border of Chinese Tar
tary. The line will be in operation this year as
far as Omsk, in Western Siberia, one third of the
distance from St. Petersburg to the Pacific in
another year 1t will reach Irkautsk, or probably
kyachta, and so on in the course of the third year
we may expect it to reach the ocean.
The project on foot to tap the Russian line
at the AmOor end carry line of telegraph riq
Behring's Straits, to unite with the California
Overland Line, will give us telegraphic union with
Europe; in fact with the whole world. Nor is
this project so difficult, upon investigation, as it
at first glance appears the climate present no
impeachment, and there is but forty miles of ocean
to cross
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-01-11
y The Springfield Republican tells the follow

y The Springfield Republican tells the follow
ing story
There are but two peace men in Springfield, E.
and B., both mammonites. For long time there
was but one, B. hesitating to decide fully. At last
E., getting impatient at his friend, said
So Come, you've been neither one thing nor the
other long enough now," he continued, taking
cent from his pocket, we'll toss up to see which
you'll be, patriot or peace man-which will you
have I"
"No," said B.. looking eagerly at the hand
which held the money, 80 won't do that don't
believe in deciding principles that way, but if you
will give me the cent I'll come out on your side"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-01-11
Notice.--HonoIuIu Water Works.

A LII PERSONS having Water Privileges are
n hereby notified that half years Water Rate will be due,
Ad in advance payable the LIST January 1862 And not
paid on before the 10th Of said month"; their privileges will be
stopped without further notice.
By order. HENRY PRENDERGAST,
superintendent Water Works.
= Ofice foot Of Nuuanu street. "a
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-01-11

= An indiscreet man is more burtful than
i'll natured the latter attacks only his enemies
the other Injuries friends and foes alike.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

camp has some ten or twelve thousand men tn
IL. but can be taken by forces at Pa
river, Fort Henry, about sixty miles from Paducah
earthwork, mounting some thirty two pounders
which can be taken by gunboats There some six.
teen hundred troops at this place. many OF whom
formerly aborers the railroad In that vicinity who
have been cheated out Of their pay and will not fight
very stu6borny for the power that they think has
wronged them These two rebel ssablishments in
our possesson could be made In the OF
Columbus And 1T the time the troops at Fort
efoson could to the southeast in the OF and
the north Of Columbus With these forces about the
north and east Of Columbus. the gunboat and mortar
notla might 60 down the river, and Columbus be sue
csssfuy carried These, however, are mere conectures
which the events Of two days may prove erroneous.
The force now at Jefferson consists OF the Eleventh,
Eigheenth, Twenty seventh Twenty ninth, Thirtieth,
Thirty first and Forty eighth Illinois infantry, SIX compa
nies OF the Fourth Illinois and squadron Of the First
Illinois cavalry Schwartzs battery and Dressors battery
OF light artillery There number OF otherregments
there whose numbers have not been able TO ascertain
On Friday night four mounted pckets were shot near
Birds Point In order to put an immediate stop TO this
barbarous practice General Grant yesterday issued or
ders to Brigadsr General Paine in command At Birds
Point 10 bring within his lines all men, women and chill
dren within six miles Of his lines whether loyal or dts
loyal and take enough property 70 subsst them. In
case they do not like Cen Paines accommodations they
bo at liberty seek quarters elsewhere outside OF
necessary. General Paine. who 10 thorough soldier win
enforceit
The morning after the shooting the four plckets .
scouting party sent out who visited the house Of an
elderly the place whore Of the pickets was
shot Hs denied having any arms and professed great
loyalty search Of his promises discovered two hcav.
ly loaded guns and the dead soldiers blanket, with his
name upon it, The man was brought in for court
martial.
This afternoon tho Tenth Illinois Colonel Morgan made
reconnaissance up the MayHed creek TO ford, where
thcy found and drove in the rebel pickes after sharp
brush Whether there any loss OF life have not
learned Our troops bold the ford, very important
point in OF movement towards the rear of Column
bus from Fort Jefferson The gunboats have been down
tho river all the day and have not returned at the latest
advices from Fort Jefferson.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
Inscriptions on Our Flags.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

IN your paper Of the 1Th inst read article headed
Subscriptions Our Flags" in which IL is suggested
that the Seventh regiment should bear on their nag'
Annapolis April 1S61,' "to which they justly on
titled being the FIRST to land there and by doing open
ing route tho federal city which otherwise would
have been lost u.s. and saving the city Of Washington
by their prompt forward movements" presume no one
among would pluck tho smallest feather from the
wings Of glorious Seventh but should we not be Just
well generous, particularly whom, by claiming tho
inscription suggested by the writer Of the article alluded
the grounds he setst0rth thereby ignore the
acts Of regiment Of the state OF Massachusetts, the
glorious Eighth Tn the morning OF the 10th April the
Eighth Massachusetts, arrived here by breakasted
and left by the railroad At for Philadelphia accom-
panied by Brgadier General Butler The Seventh New
Philadelphia, overlook the Eighth Massachusetts,. They
there heard OF the attack the Sixth Massachusetts, at
Baltimore. General Butler. with the Eighth Massachu
setts pushed to Perryvle, seized the steam Ferry
boat embarked his regiment ana reached Annapolis just
in time las her officers acknowledged) to save the Old
frigstc Constitution After hauling her into the stream
with the ferryboat she grounded and while they were
aoat twenty four hours after they had boarded her at
apols, the steamer arrived with the Seventh New
York, having brought them around from Phtladslphis
outside True, the Seventh New York landed first as
the that bore them pushed to the landing de-
cnng the assistance asked by General Butler to get she
Constitution aaot The Eighth Massachusetts, landed the
day. and the two regiments then commenced their
be awarded both One company of the Eighth Massa
chrsetts the Salem Zouaves Captain (ncw Lieutenant
CooneD reyereux detailed to come 10 New York III
the Constitution JUSTICE.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
Moyements OF Ocean steamers.
Fort OF New York, january ~, 1869.

CLEARED.
Steamship kangaroo tBr,. McGusan Queenstown and II.
steamship Bremen tBrem). Vessels, Bremen-oelrichs&
Bark Theresa (Br) Frazer Liverpool--Tynes Smith.
Bark scanda tNor) Pedersep, Cork for ordersFunch,
Bark Psias tBr), Biddle. Belize, HON. Jer.
Bark Henrietta, Croweil Rio Janeiro and market-oW
BARK ocean Home. Hartman. cienfucsos-Jss Ward
Bark Old Dominion, jenkins Mystic--Tobert Williams.
Brig Flight (Br), Socumb, Dubiin--C Duncan &Cc
brig Herone, Cafrey santa Martha-Hanay hpoadteys
= Brig Sarah Newhal (Br), Elis' Jacme-h Becker
schr VIM Hunter, Baker, Malsgn-D 9 Murray;
scsr Kate Walker Sullivan, PH,1. r,Ssm Sack CO.
schr Mary Alice Biatchford Grab Issnd-,sturges& Co.
schr Ocean Wave (Br), Flewelling 81 JohnP Nevius
scbr Jas Brophy Muiiin st Georg.Metcsf Duncan.
schr wes,ern star, Crowsn. Key wes-MeCready Mott
Schr jamestown Latourete Baltimore Hurss Co.
scnr Evelyn, Palmer slamford--R Sanford.
sIoop Warren stokes New Hayen-sp stannard,
ship Fearless lof Boston, Holt San Francisco. o7 days
with wool &c, 20 Coleman 4 Co.
Ship Imperial (o Boston Sampson, 1pala West Coast OF
Mexico 5 days with dyewood 70 order Noy 30 lat 80 "a
Beavs spoke Br bark Minstrel % days from Buenos
Ayres Lyepoo 7h, ssnaEed Br ship City OF celcutss
shlp Rssclue, Frsemsn liverpool Dec with mdse and
" passengers 70 Williams luion. Dec 9, lat &C. Ion
spoke ship Cons!eatop Muincr from Liverpool for N
York
Williams a 9uion. lei inst II Gardner Of Breokyn Ns
fell from the fore topsayari TO The decs aud
killed. The anchored at the Bar night Of l6.h.
ship Highland Chief i9F Bath, parstoy, liverpool ~