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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12

COSrHAnASDs There arc now FIVE thousand
at Fortress Monroe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
NIORTGAGE sALE-Defu,t bav;n,

Av4 been made in the conditions o! certain mortgage
(wbereby the power therein contained 20 s has become
operative executed by IsraelH Loveioy- and Mary
bis wife, OF Locke Nj hi-ar ~ Ira davenport Of Bath
New York. dated tha seventh tay Of November. A u
eighteen HUNDRED aa sixty. aat recorded Isce-nber
tnth, A II 49, the ofic- 4 the Register 81 pe-is
for the county Of Iughsf. the Stale Q. Michigan in
hbef II OF mortgages. page 2si. sEcn which mort
gage there j. claimed b. Cue, II the cate o. this
notice, the OF eleven hundred and twenty eight
dollars and eighty and no suit or prcceins
At law hay Instituted recover any part there
or notice IS therefore hereby given that az Thurs
the twenty ninth cay Of May next, AT twelve O'Clock
noon sal sell at pubic auction 10 she highest bidder
sae 10 take place the front door OF the lnsm coCn
ty Circuit Court Hor-e the village Of Aascn) the
premises contained in such mortgage, Cor SO much
thereof shall be Necessary 10 satisfy the amount due
on such mortgage, with ten per cent interest," and legal
costs together with attorney fee 81 atty dollars
enared for thersn that Is TO the following piece
or parcel Of land ngharn county Michigan.
viz the north of the north quarter fractional
OF section two. township four north OF range two
east, contsinLn. hundred and seventy four AMI
81 100 acres more or less.
Dated Detroit, February 2lst A. D. lso2-
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
WV. J. WArKRNAx, Attorney. l3wS5.
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dissolution OF CO.PARTNER-

~ SHP.-The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Benjamin +. Simons and George L. Montgomery
under the name and style Of Simons Montgomery is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, BENZ f. Smons
retiring having sold his entire interest in the late firm
to Mr. E. B. Miar The debts and accounts Of the late
firm will be settled by Messrs. Montgomery Mllar
they alone being authorized to sign the OF the
firm Of Smons Montgomery in liquidation.
B. F. SIMONS,
G. L. MONTGOMERY.
Lansing, February 18th, 1862
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DOST OFFICE DISCONTINUED.

The Postmaster General has discontinued the Post
Office at Camp Creek in the county q Eaton State o;
Michigan account OF the resignation OF the Post Mas
Ter, and there being canaidaIr Al mail be
longing % that ofce from this date, Will b.. distributed
At this ofilce.
lansing, March II A. ID 1852
1w353 a. r DURR, p. n
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.-The undersign-
~ ed, successors to the late firm Of Simons Mont
gomery have this day entered ntoa partnership and
will continue the business heretofore conducted by
Messrs Simons Montgomery at their late place of
All debts and accounts Of the late rm of Sinons
Montgomery arc due and payable to the undersigned
by whom the liabilities Of said nrm will be settled.
G. L. MONTGOMERY,
E. B. MII.AR
lansing Feb 18th, 1862. 3w35s
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S;aent Sled in tie Office # Sa,Aa,y Of SLATE Of kieAi
gan, february Is, 1862.
t. rHz Hoy. SEcRSIARS STXn OF NouGAS: The un-
lrrsisned officers OF the New England Fire and Marine
insGran Company, in compliance with act, entitled
An Act TO regulate Fire Marine Life and Health Insur
snce Companies, ani their Agents, Associations, Part
Derships aad individuals, doing Fire. Marine Life and
Health ln.dran business not incorporated by the State
OF Michigan !" approved February l5th 1859, amen
dei. February 18th, 1861, make the following Annual
Report:
lst. That tie name Of sail Company is the New Eng
land Ere and Marine Insurance Company Of Hartford
doing business in Hartford in the State OF Connecticut
which is the location of their principal Office.
ID That the Of their Capital Stock Ia the
Of two hundred thousand dollars
3D. That Of said Capital Stock the sum Of Two hundred
thousand dollars has been paid by the Stakeholder. Of
sad Company.
4th That the assets of said Company coasnst Of the
following items:
Cas, on hand and IN Bank ... =. $50 $50 o.
Cash in the hands OF Agents. 1925 w
Real estate unencumbered. none,
Debts due the Company secured
by Mortgages OF Real Estate. So 90. SIS
Debts due the Company, secured
by pledge OF BANK Stock, 1911 50
-4O,7l9 IS
PAR Waite. MARKET WALTZ
STATE of tennessee, 9
,.cr cent. Bonds & - 80 90. - 400
state II kentucky,
pei cent. Bonds,.... 5000 co.. $3.50 20
loo shares Continental
Bank stock. n. Y. 10000 co.. 300 %
loo Shares Park Bank
Stock New York.. 10 900 90 9. 400 10
lOO shares Bank State
Of N-w York Stock,
New York, ... 10 90 60. 500 on
lGv shares American
Exchange Bank stock
New York, ......... 10 900 90. 800 90
100 shares MetarpOlit-
Bank Stock, n. Y. 10000 90. 500 20
100 shares Bank OF N
Y. stock, New York, 10000 90. $500 90
100 shares Ocean Bank
Stock, New York.. 5000 CO.. $500 %
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sa5I EMPLOYMENT: [s7;
AGENTS WANTED.
1875!

We wlp pay from f25 to t75 per month, and ali expen
ses to active Agents, give commission Particulars
sent zee. Address Erie Sewing Machine Company,
JONES. General Agent, Milan ohio. 1ys12
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RATES Of ADVERTISING.

Square Of 10 Ines ii for the nst insertion and so
for each saeseq"ent pubies,'en, fsr any period
!, thysa mn0fha
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! DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notice

HURAIIU FkATI,
6w3Ss Circuit Court Com for Ing Co Njchtrsn
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Total assets ,........,.,....$ 2l

All other Securities, including Balances, &c
crued Interest sc
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-25
VICTOR DURAN
RUE DU FRONT,

Fmpldpnem Ciout,er d. Prudhomme.
NTES amis ainsi que mes clients sont in
lN formes que par suite de augmentation
IMMENSE de mes affaires ct de Faccumulation
de mon STOCK de marchandises, ia transperte
mon magasin d l'endrot ci-dessus. Success
obitge En- consequence de Get adage, je con
tinuerai mes ventes
POUR DU COMPLIANT,
des prix sans precedent Que chacun me
rende visite, sill veut Sc convaincre que ie ne
puis etre surpasse par aucune maison de la
vile.
FN vENTE:
Groceries Fines,
Pour families,
Pour habtations,
Sucre, cafe ct whiskev,
Tabac, cognac, ris,
Chandelles, sirops assortis
Liqueurs fines, ct superfnes
Fruits au jus ct autres,
Huitres losbters, tomates,
Oigarres de toates marques.
QUlNtA 1IbERlE.
Parfumerie de Lubin,
Pipes Cumemer ct autres.
Brosses ct peignes assortis,
Papier, plumes ct enere,
Poudre, plomb ct capsules,
Variete dartieles pour toutes les
bourses.
MARCHANDISES SECIIES.
lie departement est assorti de maniere a
accommoder tous les gotlts les plus dfficiles
depuis lie mouchoir bon marehe iusqua Ia
robe la plus chere
CTAPELLERIF
Chapeaux lie soie ct rentre,
Magenta ct Soferino,
De paile de toute espece,
Dhabitation ct panamas.
CHAUSSURES.
Une mvria1e de caisses, comprenant las.
sortiment lie plus complet pour hommes Ienl-
mes enfans ct gareons.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-25

RrMoRs AND News FRoH MEMPHrs.-
From passengers down the road yes
terday evening, we learn that it is ru-
mored in Memphis, that Gen. McClel-
Ian has resigned, and is succeeded by
Burnside.
The news previously received res
pecting the rceapture of ClarksviIle
and Fort Donelson, by our forces, with
one million dollars worth OF govern
ment property, is confirmed by the
Bulletin Of Sunday morning.
Two thousand. Federal troops went
up the river from Memphis Saturday
night Their destination is unkonwn,
thongh supposed to be Fort Pillow.
It was also rumored in Memphis.
that the son of the Emperor of Russia
had sailed for the United States, for
the purpose, as is supposed, of Offering
the mediation ofhis government; and,
further that France and Prussia would
join in the offer of mediating.
Memphis Appeal, Aug. 21.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-25
TO THE PATRONS.
ST, JOSEPH COLLEG l,
NATCIIITOC1IES.
TIIE next session will commence on the
second day OF October.

TNHE next session will commence on the
second day OF October
1t is the firm purpose of the Directors Of the
College, regardless of all difficulties. to main
tain at Natchtoehes an Institution worthy OF
the confidence Of families and in which the
youth of the Diocese may be trained to letters
and piety, to respectful obedience and a cou-
rageous performance of duty.
With view Of afiording greater facilities
to parents, the terms will remain as formerly,
and the produce OF the country will be re
ceived ii payment of dues to the College.
Parents will please, when possible supply
their children with stationery. If stationery
is furnished by the college payment for # must
be made in advance. It is very desirable that
all the Students should be present at the
commencement of the session.
TERMS FOR BOARDERS.
Entrance fee ...... $40 90
Collegiate session ... ol6O 90
Washing and linen mending S25 90
Care ofclothing when washing
II done elsewhere . 50 90
Books standing, medical expenses, music,
etc from extra charges.
Terms for Half Boarders.
Ter session ......... Sl00 90
Terms FOR DAY-SCHoLARs,
Per session .. $50 90
Payments to be made semi-annualy in adj
vance
The next session will commence on the
second dav Of October
LLTE7OUET
Septl8 President
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Memphis Appeal, Aug. q

DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER Emma
AND HER CAReo.-We find the fellow
ing inthe Savannah Republican of the
lst inst. The steamer Emma. Capt.
D. A. Martin, Of four hundred and six
tons burden, and about twelve months
old, built in Charleston, South Caro-
lima, and intended for the Charleston
and Georgetown passenger and freight
trade, was destroyed by fire in the Saw
anah river early yesterday morning.
She had on board seven hundred and
ten bales Of compressed cotton. valued
at $65, 900, and eight bales of Sea Is
land at seven hundred and fifty dol
lars. She had high-pressure engines
of three hundred horse power, and
with her cabin fixtures, etc, cost
some $4,000.
At ten o'clock ON Saturday night
she started from her anchorage near
fort Jackson, and proceeded on her
way with favorable prospects of pass
ing the yankee blockaders. At eleven
o'clock, being under the command of
Capt. John Maxim, one Of our pilots.
she grounded on Pdmkin flat, neat
Venus point. Her coal, anchors.
chains, and everything that could be
thrown overheard were Immediately
disposed of in order to Tighten her, but
without avail. At daylight she was
high and dry on the flat, with an ebb
tide running out
ut being discovered that prepara-
tions were making by the enemy at
fort Pulaski to send force in barges
to capture her, and Capt. Maxim Sec
ing the impossibility of rescuing her,
had her fired in different parts Of the
ship, after securing the passengers,
crew, and their effects in the boats.
He stayed by her until the flames seem.
cd to have all enveloped her, and
they left for the city. On the enemy
seeing the smoke from the burning
vessel, they opened fire upon her from
fort Pulaski, all of their shot falling
short. The river was soon swarming
with their launches, and chase was
given by them to the boats crew,
which was kept up, with a running
fire from their boat howitzers, as far
as Augustine creek. The Emma's pas
sengers and crew succeeded, how
every, in reaching the city in safety"
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-25
NO 158a
Written for the NhroHIrocHrs UNtos
TO JOHNNIE.


Not yet dearest, can / say SO,
Nor to the folk can I reveal.
This secret I've SO long in keeping
Thou will not surely bid me yield
Thou must know my own dear Johnnie
True love seeks a hiding place;
Oh why then ask of me to say so
10 the worlds very face,
Come near me all alone dear,
And incline thine ear quite low.
Thou mayst hear loves breathings,
And perhaps may say SO.
For years and months and days and nights
Has my fond heart been true
Belive me then, love you we'll,
Oh Johnnie, will this do =?
Should doubts come Ger thee dearest,
Or that perchance I'm cold and shy,
Remember loves sweet whisper
On the 3lst of July.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-25

nayn The English language, even in
its Yankee amendments, which are not
generally considered as improvements
is .grandly comprehensive as compar-
ed with most others. When Cicero
was describing the precipitate depart
ure of Catiline from Rome, the Latin
language failing to furnish him with
a verb sufficiently expressive, he was
obliged to use four Of them. Had he
possessed our language, he could have
comprised his obl1, creessi, eoast,
srnp1," in the one phrase, he has
skeedaddled7
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-25
Important Notice.

, TNHE undersigned, duly commissioned is now
IL prepared to purchase and receive -
bales cotton. for account Of the Govern
ment payable in its bonds bearing eight rer
cent interest from date, in sums Of Sl00
$500, $1,000.
The article must Of necessity be in mer.
chantable order, well baed, unineumhered
well protected from the elements, not less
than twenty bales on enc plantation, and
not Immediately exposed to tile enemy.
The prices uW depend upon the more o,
less proximity 10 market, and upon the more
o. less erposed 10 The enemy.
The form of bill Of sale, which is to be
signed in Duplicate, is as follows:
t. Bales aggregate weight - q
-S-; State of -; County or Par
ish Of -; Z. o. and of--"
"The undersigned have sold the Confed-
crate States Of dmerica, and received the
value of the same in bonds, the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledge - bales
Cotton. marked numbered and classed as in
the margin which is now deposited at
hereby agrees to take due care oi said cot.
ton whilst on his plantation, and to deliver
the same at his own expense, at-n the
State of TO the order of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, or his agent or their assigns.
Upon the receipt Of which, the undersgn-
ed viii issue the following certificate:
The undersigned, MS Agent Of the Gov
ernment, certifies that the within cotton has
been examined by him or by a compe-
tent Judge, and that its character will rank
according to The commercial scale as --
and also that the weights and marks are as
described the cotton being in good mer-
chantable rder, marked with the name Of
Planter and on each end the initials G.
s. 4. and safely stored III covered bull
ding.
"lhe undersigned certifes that the price
agreed upon is fair market price at the
present time"
when cotton is deposited in warehouses,
the warehouse receipts must be delivered up
duly transferred and the sellers must defray
any expense thereon.
Subscribers to the "Produce Loan" have
now an opportunity Ct complying with their
engagements to the Government. The bonds
of the Confederate States drawing interest
Of eight per cent constitute one Of the best
securities and most advantageous investment
and those who have control Of even the
smallest sums, cannot do better than invest
them III funds which are now believed to be
everywhere in demand and at par The in
terest Is payable sem-annually by the Treasn-
ry agent in each State, and as has been ex-
planned is secured by the way tax or an ex-
port duty on cotton.
Considerations Of patriotism and devotion
to Country should alone, however, induce ev-
cry good citizen TO give his aid to the Cause,
by taking as large an amount as possible Of
thess j., -:els.
Remember that all we possess and love in
this world are staked upon the issue Of tbs
contest.
Our Government must be sustained in its
gigantic efforts at any and every sacrifice, or
else we fall TO rise no more,
ULCER LAUNE,
Agent @ s
Office az Branch Citizens, Bank.
Shreveport La.
lst Sept. 1862.
South western, Cado Gazette, Bossier Ban
ner, Natchitoches Union and Louisiana Dem
ocrat (dexandria) please copy and notice
two times.
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AVIS.

A PARTlR, du Ter Juliet proclaim
~ l862) jouvrirai une ecoe speciale de
ieunes demoiselles pour lensegnement de la
Couture, broderie, trieotage, ct tous les ira
yaux d'aigulle Ia main
Prix par mois $500
,Ie me charge egalement de tous ouvrages
de couture ct de eontection qui me seront
confes aux prix les plus moderes.
NINE. III EN RIETTE CANTIN.
Nouvelle rue Seco,tde en- face
26intf i'ancien cimet,ere.
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Mont. total des reclamations allouees. 99I ALI
lie rapport suivant etc recu ct
adopte.
Paroisse des Natchitoches La, Aot1t
30th 1862.
Aux President ct membres du iuri
de police. Nous, les commissaires apres
avolr etc dument appont6 afn de re-
wiser ct faire un nouveau chemin. com
mencant pres la ligne dc Bicnville,
pres Phabtation de B. s. Sweat ct de-
la courant dams une ligne sud-ouest Il
la pointe Jomba sur le lac Noir, ct de-
Ia a Campt6, sur la Riviere Rouge,
rapportons quill ny aucun domnage
q assessor.
(Sign6. w. G. FOWLER,
JAMES LESTER.
j. NJ WILLIAMS,
E. L. PATlSON,
Sur motion de Hyp. Hertzog,
Conslderant Ia petition dc Isaac
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-25
PROCEDURES
DU
JuHi de Police

JI1ri de Police
lie lundi, Ter de Septembre 1869, le
juri de police de la paroisse des Match
itoches, s'est rtuni conform6ment d la
loi.
lie role ayant etc appele, les mem
bres sulvants r6pondirent a leurs
noms.
Present P. M. Baken, Pres't.
j. NJ Bishop,
W. r Cowser,
r e. Hammett,
Hyp, Hertzog,
Jacob kie,
N. G McNeely,
J. B. Packer,
WIN. Robinson,
F. Jennings,
lie President appointa alors w. r.
Gowser sur le comit6 des finances.
Stir motion
LIE juri de police ttt aiourn6 jus
qua heures.
SESSION DE LAPRES MIDI.
lie juri de police s'est rtuni cotifor-
mement l'aiotrnement
Les m6mes melEbres presents.
Sur motion
Les minutes de ce matin furent
lues ct approuvees.
Sur motion de r. =. Hammet.
Resolu, que le President du uri
de police soft autorist de payer 4 w.
R. Rutland, la somme de mile piastres
pour l'usage ct lie b6nefice des hommes
de la Paroisse des Natchitoehes appar-
tenant la compagnie g. du battalion
de Shelly, duquel w r Rutland est
le premier Lieutenant (les dts etant
citoyens de cette Paroisse) sur le recn
du dit Lieutenant Rutland.
Sur motion
LA petition de Chopin VS. II. Hover
ton ct le juri de police a etc recue ct
referee PAvocat de Paroisse.
Sur motion.
Rdsolu, que les diyerses personnes
suivantes soient nominees examina-
teurs des maitres d'Ecoles dams les
wards No s & g. Alexandra Airheart
pour le ward No s ct II. Howerton
pour le ward No 8.
Sur motion de w. Robinson.
Resolu que la take de guerre de
100000 ct la take de paroisse de $22.
600 ainsi quill a etc estime ct public en-
JUN dernier soft lev6e dies q present.
Sur motion.
lie juri de police s'est aiourne 4 de-
main matin d Q heures.
SEPTEMBRE I'd 1862.
lie mardi, 2e jour dc Septembre 1862
le juri de police s'est rduni, eonform6
ment q faiournement
Present, ?. NJ. Backen, Pres't.
J NJ Bishop,
". r. Cowser,
r. b. Ilammctt,
Hyp. Hcrtzog,
Jacob kile,
N. G.. McNcely.
VIM. Robinson,
I. Jennings.
Sur motion.
Les minutes dc hier apros midi ont
etc lues ct approuv6es. LIE comitd sur
les r6clamations rappoRt6 favorable.
ment sur les diverses r6clamations sui
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Sur motion
Les minutes dc hier apres midi ont
etc lues ct approuv6es. LIE comitd sur
les r6clamations rappoH6 favorable.
ment sur les diverses rdclamations sui
yantes.
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Chdncc. tor Business Glen.
,IOR SALE-Tho STOCK, FIXTURES and

NOR SALE-Tho STOCK, FIXTURES and
i IL Ne of tho Root snd Shoe store No i11 9th a.,
Store il 6icas, location passed Fixtures and
ne rld oa,e very lows The owner must leave TOT south
Amsdcu middle month viii sell very low for cash.
Any l".ln desiring neat, pensant profitable anu we'll
iu. he'd d. .lness viii do well To cell and examine.
hNOR SALE.--A JEWELRY STORE now
DOM hfst-iate business, will be sold with without
stock The WORK aud jo1bius viii twice pay all
penscs Eeut cheup Location Unsurpassed The most sat-
flry given for cling. Address, for woek.
MATCHMAKER. Box No. u YabuIu Odce.
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