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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01

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80 AZ lAe ~ Ur-LALEB sAiIh, vi Ind
III ne Nsry-SlDEOS Wallis, Ut u~eticut.
~.rsJ HW--iMUS CAMek ~, Vt ens.y isAGia.
S%.axe1 1Ce.uai-MU>T TGUMEkY BLAIR, Of MAIy nd.
.s..--. Os.eral-EDw ARD BATES, VI Missouri.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01
LANSING MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY /, 1862

EULOGIES Of MIR GRANGER AND MR.
T"OWBRlDGE OF MICHIGAN, UPON
He ANNOUNCEMEAT OF THE
DEATH OF klNsLEY s. BINGHAM 1.
II L. HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVE
DEC. 10. 1861.
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THE JUDICIARY.

supseme Court Of the Cni:ed States.
r,sf Jusice-ROGkR b TANkY, OF Maryland.
..rsa,e Jx.fices-JUHN MCLEAN. Of OHIO.
JAMES wAYNE, of Georgia.
JJhN CArRJN, Of ieu:esse-.
PETER DA>iEL, OF Vegna.
SAMUEL NElISO =, of Nex York
RUBExr GRisk. Of enosy vAri
NATHAN CLffOKD, Of Name
JUH> A. CAM Be IL, If Alabama.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01

Thought is the Wind, kno"ledss the sail
and mankind the vessel .--,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01
O@tial 9irtttorg.
NATaONAL OFFICERS.
rne EXECUTIVE
TINE CA6lNE

p.rr;dest- ABRAHAM LlNCoLN, II illinois
-. .p,.s..S..f-nANNIbaL hAALlN, Oi Maine.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01

eUTruth enduss mans purposes With seoe
vhas Of immusabilisy.
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STATE OFFICERS.

ACyrtN BLAIR. Governor.
HSNSY 7 BA;kJ,, rre,,deat Of the S~nsts and
Es-afci, Lie ute nant ,vefn nor.
AIsS b. rJSrI6, ss;setaiy of state
s:OsiE Il HJC5E. Deputy DO
LAS1FJ< ,G 5ESxf Auditor Gensrel
Sz2A ZONES, Deputy GO
JDiN JWII, STATE treasurer.
JANsj Turner, Deputy do
JOdN ". iRE1JRY, ,SdD.rintendent tPu b. Instruction
CIxrLaND b. srEBBINS, D~Puty do
SAlUsl.S LACEY y .,nn ssionef State Land Once.
cY sCj HEWITT, Deputy do
CdAkLEj UrSJS. Attorney General
JOHN RI8sRrSON, Adj and Or Master Gen.
Justices Of tsle Supreme Court.
GsJa;E MARr,N, Chef Justice.
ISAAC 2. CHti III tNCY, Associate Justice.
JAaES v. CAMPBELL, - 80
RAyDOLPH MANNING. 90 I"
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Insfices of tne Supreme COuI
Judges Of the Circuit Courts.

tat Dist. EDWARD ii. e. WILSON.
"a 4" NATHANlE BACON.
A " BENZ AMIN :. III. WIrHERELL.
A,h ss EDWIN LAWRr NCE.
kth 90 BENJAMIN =. GRAVES.
0sh 90 SANFORD N GREEN.
fth JO-IAH TURNER.
sth Louis ). LOWELL.
9th FLAvIUS J. L,rrLEJOHN.
lO,h i" JAMES BlR>EY.
Uopey Psaisswia, DANIEL GOODWIN.
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"on the bridge where Time
OF light and darkness forms an arch sublime"
he died died as he had lived. loyal citizen,
generous friend, hopeful Christian and IN
honest man.
From the history Of the deceased, which has
been too fully and clearly submitted BY my col
league to require further repetition, it appears
that Mr.. Bingham was in the brosdest and fullest
sense of the term a self made man that, pecul
iarly the architect of his own fortune, without
the aid of those ajventitiOus circumstances
which surround the wealthy aud high.bOrn. be
developed and perfected within himself char
acter of pre- eminent worth, and, with no unbe
coming ambition, attained to positions at once
eminen,ly useful and transcendently dign6ed
aud honorable. Although he had attained to
but little more than the meridian of life, he ha6
served the people of bis immediate locality a
their Judge of probate, and also in the capacity
OF prosecuting attorney; had been Eve times
elected to represent his district in the State Le
gisiature, and thrice elected Speaker of the
House; had been twice elected to a seat upon
this floor; twice chosen Governor of the State
of his adoption; and at last elected to q seat in
that august body, the Senate of the United
States Although the deceased, in every in.
stance in which he was called to public service
proved himself abundan,ly adequate to the du
ties required of him, ard served With marked
success, vet, sir, il have correctly learned the
history Of his brief yet active service in the
Senate, he gave no,t unmis.akable evidence oi
his peculiar adaptatioa Of the high and onerou,
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\ DR. WOOD, DENTIST,

0N 10 st homo again, and prepared vitb ev
-&I1YO cry improvement to execute any snd
evsvy operation 10 Dent the hest possbe
City lots and parcels of land. hslfle west ov sale
As:.. agent fsr Ladd Webster sewing Maehne
eall ana see It.
o1es aai ssidsses 3 blocks Vest Of
Vaahngteo avsuns. ~
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

The most remarkable feature about this advance
is that the premise on which il was based has ut
terly failed. There has been no excessive issue of
paper the country IL not saturated with it peo-
pie are 50 far from being anxious TO get rid Of il in
exchange for stocks or other property, that large
amounts command an eighth OF one per cent pre-
MUM in Wall street to-day. The banks Of New
York. Philadelphia and Boston could not raise
sls 900 900 OF II last week to pay for the govern
neni loan. and the negotiation OF sl3 900 600 of
T.30 notes has disturbed the money market more
seriously and for . longer period than a like
negotiation would have done when We
were on q specie basis. In fact, 80
lar from being plentiful, money Is scarce, and Is
really two per cent dearer on the average In Wall
street than II was before Mr. Chsse issred dollar
OF paper money. Account for this anomaly a. We
may, the fact il undOuhted, and the enormous ad-
vance la stocks which has taken place within the
pas, year appears 70 rect upon an entirely imagi-
nary basis. The most active stocks this morning
were the Hsrlem shares. which appear 70 be a.
tracing gres; deal Of attention. 10 Consequence
Of the Msaisou avenue grant Large amounts Of
soth siocks are being bought for cash. The West
ern shares were rather neglected. A the second
board the market was irregular, lover In IONS In.
ptancss, and rather hrrner or others. Al the oose
si hslf-past three, the following we're the quota.
tons:--
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

DD ALDERMANIC DrsTRICT-AT MEETING OF
- Of the Third Adermanic dsrct held
233 Hudson street. Mr. 0ershon Cohen received the unan
pous Of association for Alderman and The follow.
Ing resolution was unanimously Adopted
Resolved, That pledge ourselves 10 honora.
bic power TO elect Mr. 0ershon Cohen the
oce OF Alderman Of the district and will cease our
efforts a ntl sundown OF the day Of election.
WILLIAM CRUssRLL Prehidsnt
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9th WARD.
Al full and cnthusasc meeting Of the rammany Hall
ton street Monday evening November a. ls6 fol-
RssolYpd, That the united democracy Of Tammany and
Mo1art Has convention composed Of eminent gentle.
,ion and spirit OF mutual forbearance nominated
bounden duty Of every de mocrat who has the welfare Of hs
country and the Of his heart 70 give his
and to see that receives equal 20 that gyen by
patriotic city ~ the last election 20 the Hen Horato
seymour and that any attempt 70 divide and distract tho
should he rowned down az the work traitors the party
and the Of this ward win not under any or
oumsances support stump candidate Tor any ounce what
ever. .~~v,v- ~.
NAN for omptroller hail with pleasure the selection Of
ono upon breath OF suspicion OF omca corruption
lire community for his upright and manly bearing his hon
esy Of purpose and his heartfelt he principles Of
Resolved TSs. in the selection cf JOHN DEvELIN fov
f,norsnn counscl feel assured that the Of
his srea ty win nnd In him able advocate and trust
worthy counsel and ss good suens w have ~ hesiAon
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Nov. 25--6P.M

ASHES were in fair request age for pots and &c. for
pearls. go ~ [-I.-
BpElDsrrHs-The unfavorablc foreign news and the
decline in gold depressed the market to-day prices q
-four were reduced Sc. 1oc per bbl., closing with
downward tendency. salos were made or
l6 900 bbls state and western 600 bbls Canadian aud
IA 900 bbls Southern within our revised range
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
POLITICALs
4 position he win bs Tho "risht mas IL

Il ssyng that In that position hs VIII be se right aa 10
6esoived THAI shs noplnssien OF JOHN r. HENRY for
AnQrman of the Third district Ii that cannot but BE
haied with the greatest and satsiacon ~ the de.
tsrests Of his position have been
ps:.ed and pledge him the united and energetic suppot
ant return the position and so ably nlled
Resoyed That John Mccool having received the united
Fifth district we win give Nm soS our Saavaed support as s
siauneh friend OF the mechanic workngmanthai we
Pss!,Sa @ Unjust must give Estssmsd BY Al Who know h
Resolved That In our nominees for 'councimen John
Heaiy Charles Riley Morgan Jones p. II. keenan, James
SANFORD and James Hayes Gnd the
aud that especially nominee s' from hs aard@smss
sna thar M
to elect the whole ticket ~
Resolved Ths. our candidate for School Commissions
worthy OF his reputation acquired by his services
cal Board Of this Ward where he gave proof Of his ability
Resed shoo gree, the name q
Henry schcl worthy German and good democrat. Ous
Resolved, That DR.. Francis Fleet, David A. Fowler ana
James C.ron hsv ns Iessvsd % the nSminaion mat ,os I rue
And s 70 resolved That We a. The
ssivs: s,'d ss democrats @ @ si AsS tie ssass 4
Ssh sHssH sasa%%EET' ss%E Ue~msa..
ISAAC EoGiSSSsI, v,r RssOiuss.~
WAEfEs g ca,'lnaa SnnSKwT VIA COMMITTEES.
WiLLIAx I. BooxRr, SECRETARY.
"A the McCleian Democratic Club held q II Thompssa
street. Sunday Nov. zS. 1884, resolution Mss mnan
for cSmp%oss ana JOHN T. DK7EN
Counsel S3Pf. sops SuEDsT4 SGT ssi;9ssas vss..
PAT. McNALLy. Treasurer
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A. the third beard The market was extremely
eni' and heavy. There wero few transactions,
but oil the speculative stocks were offered al de.
cline o. y y from The second board prices.
The following Is comparative statement Of The
oxpsrs, exclusive Of specie, from the Dor, Of New
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

CD wARD.-AT MEETING or THE REGULAR DE
mocrstic School Convention held a. NJ? 700 Grrtnwch
ceived the unanimous nompeoQ for school Comwlsoper
The following RESOLUTIONS We're en submiied add unxn
Resolved That in the nomination Of Matthew Brennan
70 the ONCE OF Comptroller the democracy ths cy recoe
nze sterling and incorporating dernecrat: one whose
rreproachable character and well known probity as : c
combined with high administrative ability az public
oncer, ewneny qualify him for this truly important and
responsible trust that we cordially and unaniausly
pledge him at the ensuing election hearty undivided
Resolved That likewise endorse the nomination OF
John Z. Develin forRC orporaton Counsel.
BENZ. RAY, Chairman.
I, F.ls b ks.sn; ks.aas, Secretaries
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FINANCIAL.


HNy AED NAVY PAT AND CLAIM OrFrCE-BACK
n PAY. PRIZE MONEY. BOUNTY MONEY Ac Ac,
Ivupty cpested and csshed and pensions secured by
EDWARD HltskLI. y. ~ Claims Agent and late Purser
" Navy ~ Broadway corner csainoers street. N. Y.
(yALlfOENft STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ coupons purchased Al test rates by DUNCAN sHER.
nAN CO. Bankers, Of Pine and Nassau streets
TyAIIFORriA COUPONS bOrCHT AND COrIRCreo
" by AUGUST BELMONT Co, 90 wsil street.
fyoufoSs. STATE AND SAN PRAN
" esro cy coupuns bouFht collected at rates by
HM. r. COLEMAN CO.. 70 wall street -
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POLITICAL.

a4 SrsnSss A..ss.soa q sss royEssa.h x.sa; ses
3 shs Following resolutions offered and unanimously
nsclved That the nomination Of Matthew Brennan
an naa A rss @ 70
o 20 estimation for hs personal me c!earns
unsusd n!ssri1 sensross impulses and The zeal
wth which he has devoted his talents aud time 70 the ser
enaes,iy % quail aaaiissa "fa to faia he duties
himself o S mss M 20 ss
march 70 the contest with cheering hope OF triumphant
RssCyes That in the nomination Of John Dsvsin for
Of and talents from his s..en
efficient and sDls member Of our city government
Esssvs TSss ws saoSrn Y % p Friday evening
light procession the rsicssion meetins 70 10 held at
cooper 'n'''0'' :, ''1a5 sp%ARD xALor President.
PETER MossoHAN, Secretary
ArA MEETING OF rHE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES
Nov M 1854 the following prss%Sis and rssoaos s'S ~sss
whsrs.s, tAe Democratic Union Convention, throwing
.n unS.aed front o. Ss q The city Of
s ss .:y.s:s s..se.
Osvsa - Counsel 70 shs n0sgS5spn .YsHo, on.,,u.
Es. 3. Yox, Secretary. -
sysG'aG ny q = s.sdy Hotel VINE. srsst is fSi
Resolved Ths. oes cordially endorse and ratfy the
Of the united Of the city and county
q New York Tor the oces Of Comptroller and Counsel V
she COOPERATION. Matthew = Brennan and John e Deven
doubted sterling ability and honesty well deserving the
Of our united and we hereby pledge ourseve. 70 40
them overwhelming aority In the old Thirteenh D.
Resolved That the democracy Of the ward and a others
friendly above nominations and Coun
sci 70 the Corporation BE- invited cooperate with
candidates be held a Cooper Institute Friday sveanx
November 49, 1859. ''
for tho candidates. to meet Thursday evoning
O'Clock at the place.
THOS. II. FERRIS MICHAEL H'EALY
Chairman Mozart Hall. Chairman Tw nmsny iali
JAMES II. READ, JACOB 6HSBACxxR
secretary. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

2OrH- WARD
NKw YORK Nov. a, 1867
ssr%:s
given the matter serious and deliberate consideration
While feel sratiaed and cOmpimened BY your action
S w Of s . Ike
ton. -
1--WE
.ssa
s. s s: ssss /: e ss
o s ns. he 1sn s o wSs o D FAR more
The candidate you nominate shalt receive ctasl and
Your obedient servant
To 9oSs. ~ srsn M asmss. ohsirmaa.
At an djourned meeting Of the
'z'rrH'0sIAsd dSs1ES4fSs AsR5sHASsr NOMINATING
rwESrffEEr rwESrffEErFHa1 Fa1 WARD
cOm~unlca,ion was received from Alderman rre.r de-
The following preamble and resolutions unanimously
wants Of his constituents and hdeIiy 70 the trust We re-
pe;ss II him rd when elected him. %
whereas The divisions party this ward
sachce the part Of candidate Tor the gcod Of tho
wherea. Alderman Fr.sr has magma nmousiy Withdrawn
Fat %sa q be nominated BY acm
ton as our candidate cSSsTNTNk Sy Adis GRIMES Chairman.
BERNARD NJ. swKxSv, Secretary.
2OTT WARD GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING
vItsd % s.;snd Grand Mas. Me.,ns Z, Mlimsns ha,
s: ne ssT e G G ss s
which tbere win be grand torchisht procession The fol
Hon Hon. sgsf. shss1sPS ! ssxSsSaaD xSaDa
Hon. sa M sSHs = sAsHIs As!l5p'
By order Of the Committee OF Arrsngsmsnts
CCD wARD-THIRTERNTH ALDERMASIc DIS.
Regular PETss s1sas'sa SxsqERsoS se'
cLAUDIUs L. NoSEI, c,ainasn.
rn,lsI fofI. H..xs.vAx, Secretaries.
0CD wARD-rHIRrKRNTH ALDERuASIc DIS.
- tric' Mozart regular nomination; the re pics choice
zZ i5aSsF SFfE1a H2lt RHHzaSss sSEsESs Dsa
vs.sss vs.E.ss.sEsS .Es.ss;EE sfS,s;SSSSsAa SsSss SSSA.Ey @ i.
No. - skkSANDo WOOD Chsiinan Gen Com
'' - ioaS 2iKEwAs. Chairman Ward Com.
Tno.. EcAS Secretary.
OCD WARD UNITED REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
&esaasu; worSlns CLASSY nsnins,icn Hdermas
Nteoss 6esst the champion OF eusl rights, oppoa
is p y on oaS n bEsooRScp
rnAppsrs ". ksicnAs. Secretary
GOD wARD.-yHR DEMOCRATS OF THE WARD ARE
- isyi,sd % s'isnd meeting ,l, evening At Nansrs
! srsansn Xssoeis,ioa ''' ''''''' ''""s "''''e"
TIN wARD-rHB TANvANY HALL DEMOCRATIC
Il Ward csmmities et the seven'een,h ward held
rssr srSs sasp % l sisss sse"a @ instant and
sss 4; asss.. (:
We pledge 70 them our earnest and
Aror xERKLE, sscretsr, 'S' "'~''' 'A"'''''''
1I5N1 HaSEEyFsTa Tssp MaaD COMMITTEE
Al meeng OF The ward organization Of Seventh ward held
9p Nepday evening Noysmbsr a. the following resoaiioa
Rssosed AZ The sens. Of the democracy or this ward va
sssSsAs spS,s Oh saa JOHN SEvEhN for
Counsel 70 the and shall sustain the The
gzs !'tsiss ssEIsi; '' '''i ssESs SELHx
s|Ssss sSSiSsSs1 ISSssssk SS5sSSss
OD wARp.Af A MEETING OF THE TAMMAyy
Monday evening November ~ No Gin street, The fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adorted;-
for comp,osr ana John peSsn FOR Counsel 70 he uor
poraon we recognize Of integrity and eminent aualih
cations possessing and deserving The confidence Of he cne
Ts, hsy are worthy BE rssrssSsys. Of
heretofore divided ranks such PROMISE them
hrm ana O0a''a'a '0.sSnuR .lsGSTnuR KEArIso, Chairman.
Afsrry q wLLaMs, lsecrstasiss
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
POLITICAL.


5 Democrats. and ss s.,,s..' ss .,s.ss; ,..;ss.,
''.SS JOHN PXTfEH. M
JOHN w. W. iSsaaoLss.
HoRA1IS MS'ifsSS 'sifosSSARrH. -
Jnsss AS x Sis.lSS Il. s6s.
for e ana i1s Josn for
g. the o. this city rsosns srS nSs sna
wv probiy citizens neny quality them for
ss @ Tss COR
euG sssT and
e Rs fS
as used without my authority against my earnest pro
%ia.s ,Sa s-s as ssu
0D ALDERMANIo DIsrRIor-REaULAR DEMO
Christian s5xsss sisaEnnY Cs.,,m,, y.r.-...,..
= 4 JONES' S's'f soSf ss9'e1ss EoSEss cA.arn.a Mozart
nos.ss as Fourth ...d =. . szs.s
che Inas. New Bowsry 2. .as M wsd.ssSay svenns Nov
ssas p.ss on Friday sysSis % wo = Ss
PArs K.ssIs Secretary Conference CommAttee.
meeting q q: Dsme.s Ward cc%mi,:ss .,ss,n q
Nov 1882 the following resolutions were unanimou'T
Esvsd Th.. this Ward ccm%.s heartily ra,y as ns
''"n''' ana ff1iS Tz4SAsS$ ss $ 8 !, BRENNAN. .;3.
JOHN z. .iS iDSsvE11s.
That s % S1 s as ss
Of gallant sooaa 4 oP.S.p
JAxEs MCGOWAN. Secretary.
- Nrc DrSrpvCr
y'n A.DA~s sixrEENfM WARD,
DEAooFAaaf NoafS4TI9s HFISs AND TAX PAYERS
REssss ssf S'dsFP.al SFPsalsv.
Poor msn friend ~ As well e the rcA justice and rights
70 All . @e''hAn' o. Fe'iec'PETkR PETkR DoLAN, presidsn.
I. s. GHRAup. Secretary.
ORR AIpERMANIo DISTRICT sIxrEENTa WARD
oint convention Of Tanmsny and Mozart faithful pub
lie and active and patriot csen gentleman of
ORLANDO p. SIXTH. Secretary Mozart
11rH ALDRRxANIc cpIsrRIor-rwENTIETH WARD
IL Democratic Republican Regular. Nomination
w,IHiAk E4i 1If':%'P, 3. Psok.
N HILL FOWLER. Chairman.
l3rH wAHD-rEeSsIAHDsiD SaADiD14R 2hHooRAz0
00119ssEarfRs' pssHs + ssrssa ss ssHaoo1s w.
7ATH YAnp:-rAMxAEY AND IozARr UNITED
FOR sssfS' JOIN GsszesSsss.''''' szssss..
Id DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR SCHOOL
80 OFFICERS
For Commissioner,
l WASHINGTON MURRAY.
4 For Truseea,
l JOHN T. IRVING,
1 JOHN H. HARNETE,
i For Trusees 10 fill vacancy
] THEODORE b. BRONSON.
1 For Inspector
l FREDERICK WIDOWS
/ JOHN r. CAV. Chairman
Of the Joint Convention Of Mozart and Tammany Halls
WI. WnAY Secreasy Of the Joint Convention OF Mozart
and faumAny Halls
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

ZUNATroYAL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE
MOZART HALL
Att meeting Of the ward organization Of the Twentieth
ward held Monday evening. Nov - the following resolu
ton ffsrnousy sdoptad
Resolved ss the II he OF this ward
endorse approve rAin ~. Matthew r.
for Comptroller 8Ol T.. lies elm FOR Counsel
the Corporation aud skat sAin the - the regular
nominees OF the unite =
Richard ArmSif. fa'rck Burk
Mjchael Bafrt Dsy ID Mimann
Kcyran Pcrxins .lohn McCagny.
WIN. Bradley, Ihomas kernsn.
VIM McConfty Thomas Bacr
n Hi Fowler, Leonard Gatnsnt
James Reynolds. Dennis kyer.
sp~cisl Committee, a..
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

I eth WARD
lO NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE
OF MOZART HALL.
Al ameeng Of the ward organization of the Fifteenth
ward held Monday evening Nov. a. the following resou
ton unanimously adopted:-
Resolved As the sense Of the democracy OF this ward
nan, for Comptroller and John Develn for Counsel 10
the Corporation aud shall sustain the rs he panlar
nominees OF the united democracy.
George q. Genet. g. Denis Hotel
John A. Low, Ia Amity street.
John Folin, 1l3 sullivan street.
Patrick McCste. 10 Carmlne stree
Robert Ely. III Mercer street.
Lawrepcs Van WAIT, l16 Amity street
William Leonard, Jones House.
John N. usmmoud, Lafarsc IIous.. Brossuay
Joseph W. Boueb, No. s West Thirtecnth.strcc,.
Special COMMITTEES.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERTIFICATES
IN issued advances the Receivers Of the late Chicago
Mississpp Raruad Company, will be redeemed. In
resolu ion adopted at the bondho ders meet
ing ell 25th October last the OF
annnm win be paid to Let Noyember lss on such
certificates shall be exchanged for honda On all Cera.
before is Deccmber next and redeemed
cash interest win be paid 10 date Of surender but In no
VIII interest be paid after Let December next L. III.
MEYER Chairman Trustees Of Asaented Creditors Of
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad Company, No.
Is William street. T
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
d NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE

MOZART HAIL.
AZ meeting OF the ward Of the Ninth ward
held Monday evening, Nov. the following resoluton
unanimously ad0psed:-
Resolved As the Of the democscv NJ this ward we
endorse and the noginao1s Of Matthew N Bren
nan or Comptroller, and John T. Deyin for Counsel to
the Corporation and shall sabn the anne as the regular
nominees of the united deSI.ocracv - ~
Ignatious Fiynn, william Kane
ii. X. Kl&ayrit. Iohn ~ iIav,jsrt
Albert $. Eep~ 7 ID Yonna
vmcenl aug, Matthew Fullam,
wuaiE "a. GRAY Thomas Lawrence,
A. y. y. .cIolo 4git Special Committee.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

Since JAN l.. $50 asa III eo7 sas isS .e47
The business of the Sub treasury was as follows
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
FINANCIAL.

DUNCAN. SHERMAN a CO.. BANKERS. CORNER OF
~ Pine and Nassau siSsrets. hcw YORK. circular
polts and letters credit travellers Al tAe
ces OF the worid mercantile creds Europe.
China aud California.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

NOTIcE--oFFICE OF THE JEFFERsONyILLE
IN Railroad CONF any Jeneisonvle Ind. November AZ
1852 To holders o. Jearrsonvle Railroad Company First
Nor gage Bonds. Public Is heruby given u accord.
with of an agreement between the Jefferson
willie Railroad Company aud the holders Of tgage
bonds dated April a. ln59 that the United State Trust
90 of New York w AL their oce No -
Jetersonvie Railroad Co first mortgage number
~ g. %. A. a. ~ 81 81 s. - q. o. q. q, g, g. 60.
to, 10 ~ IS "a 75. rs, IL 7S 81. g. 49, S5 &c. 81 9l o.
49, 30 1G2 and los being the lowest outstanding
numbers From the 2ltn day December 1852,
said bonds viii by the terms of said
h. McCAMPBELL Secroary
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

MONEY To LEND. IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS ON
lu Watches JewsirS Ply. Dr, Gooas Persona Pro-
Tune witan year. II. BARNARD "a Third
vate Office entrance. hall door.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
TT 9. FIvE-TwENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS
". COUPON AND REGISTERED
In denominations Of

nInO BOUNTY, SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS PEN
plUU sions.-PriEe money procursd and cashsd. NJ
charges In cd, ance f. ID. BWEN CO.,
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

4 pupvHAMs ruRNrruRE EXPRESS AND PAcx-
N. ting esabshmeut M West tieysnin s,l.e, peswess
Firth and sixth sHouseholi fnrnuLe nssud and
shppcd IL all parts ~ the world Covered wssyrs Tor rr
moving fugnivss W apdftem the county, FWnAse ss0sees
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
POLITICAL.

AT REGULAR MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
"A Union ASSOCIATION OF the Third Adermsnic, held at
the house Of MT Charles Bsnta a Hudson street. the fs
Resolved That the renomins of prsent able and
honest In the Board Of Aldermen John
Henry Rsq.. meets unqualified approval and that
will ourselves INCREASINGLY unt Che setting Of the
election day TO secure his re election.
yup... csoasn1 Es..,ssS sz9sSs sot ss! f!s:'sn',
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
O1 ST WARD.
IL NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE
MOZART HALL

Al meeting OF the Ward Organization OF Tweny.frst
ward held Monday evening" November "a the following
resolution unanimously Adopted
Resolved, As the OF the democracy of sl,is ard M
endorse aud approve the nominations Matthew T. Rra-
for Comptroller, and John E. Deyen foI o. M
Corporation, and shall sustain the g.. ,.oo
nees OF the united democracy. - - ga ''''
Hugh Brady, John Mp,,.llv
Chas. 0Hider, r III JseIsa,,,
JACOB worms, Jr., Thomas Hosey
Michael Commeriofd John NJ Fox.
r. A. Wood. NJ. L. HARRIS Chairman.