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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
Mr.. Ci,co to-day, by direction of Mr.. Secretary

Chase sold ono milo of 1880 y cent lressuiJ
Noes Or rod. The exchange was made dollar iOi
dollar equal TO l02 for the Notes the takers payn5
tho accrued interest The gold was needed "o u"
dsrsand, FOR The use Of lbe army. The list o' '"H''
wss headed by Thompson Bro'hes' WHO ,o'4 90
100000. The remainder was taken by tDe .'''Dh
Coorerce. Manhattan. New-York, PhehiA' HNN
ot'..r banks. .oe ea,.
Tho business of the Clearinghouse wS F4o'''''
0C0 cne
The deposits with Mr. Csco on q cen' 'e''"'
ca,es today were the largest ever made III one u'
s, $50 600; nearly al by city bank'' WIZ" are
onyiors 10 take advantage Of the present ra'e o.
interest. Tie depositoies Of N'"-iofS, Fhiaaei'
,f;. aud goslop. have now received about sl1oJo,-
.o1 and the remaining $3,OOo0 600 viii doubtless be
ie,s.itcd tomorrow. These Certificates VIII pro5a-
5ly bear a small premium next week
cold "a buoyaut to-day, and active, advancing to
H.}aI,os. Treasury notes also sold az 1927 eiO2s,
against 1929 yesterday. AS these notes are convert
ib.e into = cent year stock any ,imo before
maturity, they viii rise parl passn, with Govern
nont &c. The Indebtedness Certificates cold freely
Me9. ag9i.
Tie imports Of Dr. Goods continue TO show an IN
t.oasc pr Eiet year.
We annex q comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Fo.e.n D!y Goods st the port OF New-York Tor
ire week ending May ], snd since Jan. ]:
aa.. , g, &, @s1 po, 1sssi. lSeo isel lsssi
iI.. .0l cu I.7-set.... 9iJ,V'O z5iS.V i4''' ~
Nlre iog. J. ....... .,..., ,.-
NncIt ll tr ,Ot.... s2J.Jj,tj3 hS,sftyif p.y"e'io
ro,,. .u fa, ~ rk.t s025.333 25a25Ii9 1851 19l
ESTERED FOs cofsrNPflON -,
gan.r sf Ps.s Vsue. NanEj. ol Pis. Value
WOoi.......i.if S3Je6.j slaI........ ~ $500
. .Co,,an,.,..luI lS8Oig Misceusous l1j 4,2id
Totsl....2g95 @G9i,82l
vIraDkAwAIs.
Non,O. Of rkf. Value GanH Of rtss' va ssIe; e;
/ Coo,.,.... 40 9I40,.a5 FlAa........ % " -
! CottoB,.,.,, SO 61326 hiiscells' 'ous 1893 lSZl5
sik........ 50 59,Z5ii -
] Totsl....2,5iS tJ0i JJs
wABEHOVsED.
! iS5n6 ef psss. Vslas MlHsEQf Pigs Ns1e
/ Eaoi....... g. E26093 FlaX........ III stts'
! Corou..,,,, 20. 3S,4lJ 5iisoel!ans. 10 i,tJ1
~'A'''''' To.s.... go ss3,U7
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

At auction, the Offering Of Ribbons today was a
large and desirable one, a everything on the caia-
loeue was sold; there were also duplicates sold in
nearly every line. The sale was largely attended,
and the prices were very satisfactory.
Wo have received nom Mr. Albert II. Nooiay LIS
semimouthly cculsr, giving the latest quotations OF
stocks and bonds, also other information Copies Of
the same can be obtained gratuitously at ha ohee,
No. y William street.
The annual meeting Of The stockholders Of The MIL
wapRee aod Minnesota Railroad Company, Cor the
election Of Directors Of said Company viii te held
on Wednesday, tho 18th day OF May, in the City Of
Milwaukee.
TIE annual election for directors of the Rock if-
and Railway Company viii take place at Chicago On
the 9th of june The transfers will cloee in this city
on tbe 1th OF May and remain closed until the 'ih
OF June.
The annual Review" OF the trade and COM
merce Of the City of Buffalo, lately issued is very
comprehensive aud elaborate. Among othor inter-
es.ing items concerning the movements Of grain, It
comprises d complete table, showing the amount sent
eastward from the Lake regions-Ohio Indiana,
Michigan Ilinois, NiscOnsn, Minnesota, and Can
I'd. West-during six yeaB; and also the 2 cent Of
receipts at the principal Eastern lake receiving
roiu's We extract as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
A !. sNlTH, srperin'endeut
L IL Il ! SEC

J. CO<Ds -,.-,o,, O~s
with its connecfioBs forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Eight tytns daily from New sslatcl ohia VI
Now.Jr-sey ard Camden arf A .1ooy lne - :.
ALL THROUGH lRAiNS tOk al. .sozi zST = sY Tbs
F0OT ~ CJURTLANDr.sr
Ey wsy Of Phi.dlPLia de aai s-.s. se,, e.'e We.
York ie "a 0thel Tonfcs; Evening paisehssd
AZ D. r. Que hlpE later than other huss
By way Of Allentown ese1ig pss.ensers es'e a. "A,
three houts later tin ihs No le aa CON t''es
arrive the Il ne NorleGl lines h tacsSe sod al
poio' IN tie Nor West Cres,ii-e Indianapolis b9qyiAs
St. Lori' Ccvelri. C9l1m5us Cnc.ans.l ana 81 mai,
poirt. West with ever chsnses Of cars. ,
Siecpirg Cara itlo3t change. rom .Eiacei pms
Pit-b.i 355 miles sud Nrf,I Piss5lgsl, ~ nisi
S1nos. ns and Saloon Carr on si .rs.as-
Fare tiC tagne a. oiaet rolt,.
Rsegses clecksd tLscosh. Transfer. free.
see1Ie eAe'; o. o. s1,l ~ u,si E.iliaari6ys q srn6Sysa
The PeaBsylysnta Central Company rnf az Em'gFs1
Accomnodsion Line y .cb ahQre, comfnf.shl- uofe
ayei parties moving ard at cue hsf tho usual rS
VI lsls. -n,.,c,,r,
By This route, freih,s a. al dsscnPons cen b- forwsdd
b. and from any pt on the ha!r1rds o. Dho Aenspck "
ne Wet by steamers tfJm fEtssui -l.
Tire lennygaris Railroad ao a. a tnes i'vora3s 70
emerged other tsirosd G0nna 'es er au's aud sht
Isrs nustng The ta'spo'on Of ther fshi 70 sh'ooa-
!a"y can rely win con- zee ,, '1 ~ ,pes'' transit
Fumers and Dea'ers Live sf.,s il 6r3 his most sb
'susg-ons route Cspaeious Yard. vel wi'eed and .r
~ ID ever convelenre. hiv- hee' or-sd thi' as
liJls and every s'trlJu s al ~ ths wfIs
From Han sbJlg wLee Vii Do ,uui rstg ']u,rle eof
feeding ard esliag ono.'e I, offered oi s rltlAADLr
PIIlA NEN-l ONk sid bkLTiNOt. AALhtis.
!. h. ELLIOTT, Passenger Arent 80. Asi0f-do -
LEIGH 4 Co.. FIeilhi hSegts. ,,,.,
No. Asior hpnse 1r1 - I SCUM "iilin-"
MCDONALD BlsCHOfF, Ens'a.l Alsn.',
80. Battsly PlseA
ESocH LEWIS General sapt AioouA "a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
yEw.YoRK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

1851. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. NeI
COMMENCING NfiyEnSER 49, 1871
Passenger Station IN Nsv'Yogk cer 2It5s- and thss
Entrance on Eth-st.
For Ne silassu. :, NJ, tEx li l2:l5 3;30tYxlj 3@
For Bridgeport, :, sm.. G1l, l2;lS. 3So CEr, 3;s
For Milford spiford fairfield sou.hpor. and ws,,poH
"a u. 1915. $50 aud +30 2. IN =
For iorssk, T. s:Sos ~ l2l5, $3.50, tEI $50 40 s.
For DsTien and Grssn~ioh :, $50 m MS 3;so 4N
For stanford, :, q, CE1J a:oOa nj s;i' $3.50 CEIl
So 4:20 $50 .
IS 80; 400 $50 $3.50 81. N.
Ter Port Chester and Nv. Rochelle. Rp m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. ys spFi sled, a H. (hxh J3J (Exh pn
Fsr Boston Wis Shore Line l2:l5. z p ~
fcr Haa.osi aud Springfield, sA "a, l4xl' i2l'' "a
(EI) D. m -
for H.rtfoId ProyiIence, ard Frhkn Railroad San,
(Fxt l2l5 o. NJ. 81 n,
st q a. ~, II: 10, $3.50, y. u. -
For Canal Railrced l2:i5 y. m. 70 Northampton.
Tor Yogsatotic X siirus al n fitfsheid. 4 u.
tor orDsntufy snd AorwaiS Railroad, 2. ?. "a, 3;Dp n.
Canine lious 5 eeoi1g Car. attached . 3 iTsin
JANIS u. HOfI' Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Commencing Nay !, iSol.
NTEW ARRANGEMENT for CALITONNIA

Commencing Nay ], looH -.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALI IOiNlA
" via PANAMA FOR ths better sccommrdaii,n Il tie
srse number OF people emysfg q the gotmniug c ict'
of Uatoroa sud British Columbia ForR per month
will be d, patched fo New.Yos ard from Son fTanci'co
res spec,vely, in-tead ot three hereto'ofe-
Hsgusr DAYS of dep from ke~-fofk on t;e l c
Gth 2iib except wheu those Cate, fAn on SUNDAY
~ten tie Day CT oeps-rus will u ms MONbAf iohoTins
No. Eowhng.gTeeu. .. Il. ALLEN Agent
LoSDos FxuIn,rivv Return ticsot 10 Loujon AMI back
hrft-cl.s, Sl60 tbird-class, st6.
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
y a. Queens,owa Cork I!srbor-Ths LiverDool, New
ok and fblh deirLia stesmhp Compsny intend dispatch
CITY OF NGhy- y-YORK...........Satufcsy May J.
CITY or WAsAiNGION..".s Saturday May ~
..............ss...catafday FtfJ IT..
And every succeeding SATURDAY, sI noon. isom Pier
No ~ North River
FIRST CABIN..........s 81 STEERhGN."",.".."S"
int Cloo 70 crtcl s. siserHfs % Lohlon-'''''
-t a.iu % l4us.... y site. t.e 20 Hiis...''''
Flr, Csli, 10 fainbssg. G5 st.1rss- 10 Hamburg -
Fas.sn-ers .lso forwarded Eayre Bremen, EoieF1A
ArtwerD Gc a. eln-l!y i1~ rates. 1890. -. .s-
E.t.s lom Liverpool 81 Ouecnstc .n JET Iepn' : ~ zoo
and p iDj stretsg, from Liverpool $40. From Queens
town 40 Itri be borgrt here - feso re[es,
enabling people . s-pd for their friends.
These sass have suf Ell liodatoph i9g p-4'en
rers o,s rorqy sen IN Wa.s "a; lion Sections. md
"a ~ pafen. tts Auullators T. efercea Surgeons are
aitache1 - each s'es,gsr. ,,
For further ION -ppJ Ia Ilvsrroo - I'LL p
TNNA, -n, p u atI 81. in y a.zow - AlEA "a
COLIN. No g - Enoch.. QraTs Ia Clce1 foWn IL W.
D. SEYMOUR s. Co; in lo.ioa 10 ElN - MACY. NO.
pI Kiog Miniem-st In Fah. 20 JULES DECOUE, 80 ,
III Nalnut.si or a. the CompsnJ'. Ohcs.
JOHN q. DALI. AEsUt, No. u kfoafwLy A. L
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
N,FNTRAL RAILROAp ofNEW-JERsEY.-

: CENTRAL RAILROAD CfNEW-JERSEY.-
- from fct Of Couri.Hdt. ,t.-C5nuo,tng a. Hampton
iuucon sh DeaWAe Lrckswsnua snd West-rn kaiload,
a. At Easoa .ilh Lesh valley railroad and ia couusa
lions unins direct Inc % Pi4oafA AL me West "lhol
81 sagr
SUMNER ARRkSOEMEST-- Commencing May ;, lg52
--' rstf New y OK es f1fi0w.:
B IArRtsBuKG EArhE..-At q. IA. Tor Esson Reading,
Puttsytlo harrisburg .5uch Chunk Nilismfport, &c.
Man TRAih--At a. ior Easton Waller Osp, ScrGi.
ton Ocit send lrtt.ton, Nikesbaue, Sc.
I I!M. TnA0roH TRAIs-Fo5 Easton, Mslch Chunk WI
lsmspsri Resd.ar. Pottsvile N,ru-hlr' 40
p. y. N AZ fAssENOsN IAAIA-Lot EssSn. bothleAen
| Alcntown rrd Isnch Chunk
b:aOF. WAY pKA,s--for Somersi'la.
or. q. NEslaRs kSPRKss-sor kasioE Allentown Read
~ da~f.5urs Ptttbmgh, ana The Nes. Sleeping
Jsfsey lity through 70 iittssu'gb.
EKrskss IKAls FON II HtERisnUEG-Ihe a n. Express
r from Nov York arrives ia burg a, T. connect
ns Fact and est on spnsy vsnia RfOsd kO thesn
Central R.iroa! North aud South all w.h he C4mJer
lsud Ir.ley iiailrosa.
raE Tngotoa EAPKyss TRAIN FOR TIM WEsT, lesv'ns
Newfotk ~ y. N, st-s close connection e. hhutsbnfg
with PeuYs yysdia ,aroadwh ella g Of cara 20 ls
hurgh and but to tinruntu Hni Chicago Three
hours tin. 4. saved by taking this tain
| ELIzABNfHPoRT AND ELV.toRE FsRKY-Leaye New
Yok RON Pier No. Nonh River, a. 1880 aud ll2O
1.2O 4;1o. ard o.
The boas stop st Bergen Pou, and Mariners fbor each
way. JOHN -. hIbkNSf Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
2 e,iracf Il foIlOws:

Reducing the Gour to bushels Of wheat, the follow
iug table viii show the total Earward movement 10
bushels and The reecpA &. Buaalo for the ye4Is ia'
dcoted;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

NTEW-YORK, HARLEM. and ALBANY
- RAlLPOAD. For Albany snd Tr,y North sd Wes
WIHT.B ARRANGEMENT, e0nUeueirg MONDAY Nov.
I.L Ter ALBANY, 1850 E1q es' NAL tEln, iron
28ih-st Dpot - ~
For al looal rains see TIME, TABLE.
JOHN BUKCHiLL, Isst Sgp't-
UTrDSCT RIVER RAILnOAD.-F0r ALBA.
6 4 NY aid TROY, CONN SEoiISG WITH IAAlss
NORTH Gnt WEST, Trains leave. -
From Chambors-sL ron Nh'st,
Fro,sss aDd Al = M and :7:25 Has m. aud $3.50 an3
81 aud ?. n. 5:Lo p ~. ,,,
Troy grd Albany (wiii sleep 1879 pm touhssy in'a1e'
fngcarl. lf .. IA "a. y a,
Po0rbke,psa train AZ 1O a. % m, ana i-'' rnosS
~. ard y m. ana $50 p. u. pm.
Pe.s,kl train, 400 p N. lf.25 p m
Sing Sing tam, s:fS m lU.iO 4 m and ''@' p ~.
$50 P. m. ,,,.,,,s e,.-I...
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD--CHANGE of
a. 1ERMlSUS-PH.IeuE-r Depot James dip aud foot d!
l4'l-l r. n.--At 0 Tor Giv~upou SsF hsrbcr Orient
and upous; a. y m snl 40 ,. tor Syosssi A $3.50
o. ~ for Oreeupqrt st p. m. Tor hrmps,eld
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

srserp--t. W. E. ChIr-h, between Boone tad
sr.llf $780, L, Rev. JJLN "a-Lti BEACH. res.or,
vii o.-.cL ID-'iOKhCN, 4I . ! O'Clock o. r.. eud
o.o'oat g. "a !.-fufr or Nfbs4-4Al tfEAlNb. ara
Love l-4st or FRIDAY EtESlSD. ar4.. FREQ. Stranger
and o.asgs ltyi'cI.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
QUIZ COMPANY FOR THE 2OrH Rro1x,

Our COMPANY FOR THE GOTH REoIMINr
-IxGHAM COUNTY AHEAD!-The company which
has been raised in this county during the past
few days. under Major w. Huntington Smith,
left this city on Saturday morning to join the
goth Regiment at Jackson. The company arriv.
ed safely 10 Jackson about 6l-2 o'clock in the
afternoon, and unloaded and formed into line on
the east eide Of the river, near the Central De.
pot, and marched up through Main street to the
camp ground, (about . mile distant from the
heart Of the city, where they arrived about
shutdown. The company left quite number Of
men behind, but reached the camp ITO strong,
and we're soon busily At work putting up their
tents and preparing for the night. This duty
Was little awkward to the boys. but was got
along With fnely. and good. comfortable nights
rest obtained. Many we're the encomiums be-
slowed on our company - they marched up the
streets Of Jackson. Ne company which has
been raised in Michigan we're more deserving Of
these laudatioDs than this one. We dc net
think that . company has been raised in the
State that embraces more real merit and intelli
gence. or At q greater sacrifice, both - regards
pecunary matters and comfort. They are the
cream Of our county. and their absence from
auong ~ will be seriously felt BY all. No man
With q heart in his breast can look upon this fine
body Of young men, going forth to battle, to
offer up their lives. their al, upon the altar Of
their country, to crush this unboly. menstrous
rebellion, without having his feelings veil up
within him with such force - to bring tears 70
his eyes. May God bless them and watch over
them. and may they all live 70 return again to
their friends 10 our fervent prayer. Citizens Of
Ingham county. be watchful of the comfort and
welfare Of this company. Send them tokens Of
remembrance, send them comforts. and let then
always know and feel that they are remembered
and cared for at home, and that they are dear t.
Us. 1t will give them strength and cs( ge u
do their duty manfully. and bear up under the
trials aud hardships of camp life. We claim
that Insham county has done nobly, has done
her whole dsty. If there il . county in the
State that can turn out better company thar
ours, il 10 because they have better young mer
than We, for We have given Of the best We have
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

Co.'s. WILCOX AND CoRcoRAs.-The people
viii rejoice to learn that these two brave and
noble men have been released from Southern
dungeons. They have been long incarcerated
and hsve suffered everything but death itself
Col Corcoran was Colonel of the New York 6stt
and Col. Wilcox was Colonel of the Michigan
lst. They we're both captured at the disastrous
battle Of Bull Run, and have been held prison
ers at the South ever since. We trust they vii
be rewarded for the sufferings and privasion'
they have endured, and the sacrifices they have
been forced to make.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

Commemorative learn that the meat
furnished to our company in Jackson on Sunday
nosning was Ay-blown and maggoty, and was
doubtless the refuse of some meat market. It
We refused BY the company, they preferring
bge without meat to eating such trash. Such
n Get on the part Of any contractor deserves
Ne highest condemnation. and the person COM
hitting it should be utterly detested and
seorned BY all good citizens. and treated to q
coat Of tar and feathers to boot Our boys are
gentlemen, and are entitled and must receive
god treatment or this community will be heard
non We trust We shall not hear such reports
= this again from the camp at jackson, and
NON our acquaintance with the officers We feel
confident We shall not.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
KEEP Ox-We trust that eslisting m,

KEEP Ox-We trust that eslisting may
continue in this county, and that the efforts
now being put forth may prove successful, and
another company be raised before the frst Of
September, the time now assigned for drafting
to commence. There il no doubt but . placs
will be assigned the company when raised.
The greatest trouble il to raise the company
Let us put our shoulder to the wheel, and We
can save Ingham county from . draft And
while We are endeavoring to raise another
company, let us not forget the old regiments.
Ingham county will receive credit for every
man who enlists in an old regiment. All who
volunteer prior to the first Of September will
receive the usual bounties. II the old regi-
ments are not filed before that time BY volun-
teers, the number which may be lacking will be
drafted.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

70 A bountiful supper was spread at
Representative Hall for Major Smiths company
O Friday evening last being the eve Of their
departure for the camp at Jackson. All were
invited, and the attendance was very large. The
affair was gotten up in good taste and without
stint, and was well enjoyed. After supper was
ever, quite number Of the company repaired
10 the Senate Chamber, and enjoyed themselves
In the mazes Of the dance. We we're glad to
~ such an expression Of kind regard for this
noble company Of men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

TRANsrERRED.-COl. A. W. Williams,
Of this city, has been transferred from the
seventeenth to the twentieth Regiment of Mich.
igan Infantry, which must be quite pleasant fol
the Colonel, as it will place him among many
Of his immediate friends and acquaintance
Capt. W. H. Wilmington, of the First Regiment
who was captured at the battle Of Bull Run, in
connection with Col. Wilcox, and who was some
time since released. was appointed to the Colo
nslcy Of the 10th Regiment, but changed will
Col Williams, that they might both be accomo
dated, and be among their respective friends
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
DROBATE ORDER-State of Mict

L igan, county Of Ingham, sat- a session Of the
Probate Court for the county of ngham holden at the
Probate Once in the village Of Mason, Monday, the
18th day Of August in the year thousand eight hun
bred and sixty two; Present, VIM. H. Pinckney, JuAge
Of Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of David W
Smead, deceased. On reading and filing the petit
tion duly verified of Eliza Smead, widow of said de.
ceased praying that letters Of administration upon said
estate may be granted Delos Wiley of the city Of
lansing:
Thercupon it is ordered, That Monday the 18th day OF
September next at II O'Clock in the forenoon assigned
for hearing Of said petition and that the heirs at Law
Of said deceased and all other persons interested in said
estate required to appear at session Of said Court
then to be holden al the Probate Office in the village OF
Mason and show cause any there be- why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted And it is fur
ther Ordered That said petitioner give notice to the
persons Interested in said estate of the tendency OF
said petition the hearing thereof by causing copy
of this order be published in the Lansing Republican
q newspaper printed and circulating in said county Of
Ingha successive weeks previous to said day of hear
ing a true copy) WN H. PlNCkNEf,
Sw382 Judge of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
FARMHR's MAP OF MIcHIGAN.-W


have upon our table new Railroad and Town
ship Nap Of Michigan, completed and published
BY R. Farmer 4 Co., successors to the late John
Farmer. 1t is complete in oil its parts, show
ing all the organized counties and townships
al the railroads in the State, completed and
contemplated, all the villages, cities and county
seats, the location Of the mines, mills reefs
and Indian reserves. 1t also contains tables
sAswing the census of the State from 1910 to
1860; list Of all the Governors; an epitome
Il the history. resources and advantages Of thu
State, and tables Of distances on all the rail
roads. 1t is an indispensable article for every
household in the State, and costs only SO cents
The publishers want agents to canvass tn,
State for the sale Of these maps.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
A NRw DAILY PAPER.-Joseph Wa

A Nsw DAILY PArER-Joseph War
rem, Esq, late editor of the Detroit Daily 3D.
ssrtiser, is about to start new daily paper in
Detroit to Be called the MONITOR. We have
received the prospectus for this new paper, and
judging from its tone and the known ability OF
NJ. Warren, as . writer, we doubt not that the
Ao~itsv will be one Of the most readable
newspapers in the State. The first number
viii be issued Sept. LIST. Price of daily, S. per
year. A weekly viii also be issued at 81 pei
GEES in this enterprise.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

FnE-The residence of C. C. Dodge
vas burned to the ground on Saturday night
hsk The alarm was sounded at about IL
o'clock, and although strenuous efforts were
nade to save the building. il was soon discov.
ssed that al attempts to do 20 were useless,
h building bad been unoccupied for some time
pa and Mr.. Dodge had his household goods
ssssa sway in the second story, and some other
&tieles Of value, all Of which were entirely
eoosoned- Mr.. Dodge was absent from town
@tAs tine, having gone to jackson with our
AllsaEy company. The firing Of this dwelling
~ tAe work Of N iaceadiary, = the house
- seen unoecupied for some months past
n community seems to be infested with ,
eag II desc desperate williams, and some
osaM sAo1ld Be taken By eur oGscers to ferre,
- eat Hanging would b too good 70,
- We undefstand the los Of ". Doas,
Sas9ay covered b insurance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

~ VIM Woodhouse, Charles W. Butler and William
Hmman.-By virtue of writ Of execution issued out OF
and under the seal of the Circuit Court for the county
Ingham directed and delivered against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements, Of William Wood
house, Charles ". Butler, and William Human, ! did
the 2lst day Of June A. d. 1867 levy upon and seize
all the right, title, and interest of William Human in
and TO the following described lands and tenements
Wit: lots six (6) and seventeen Q) in block four ~
lot nineteen 9) in block five () lot five (s in block
one ~, lot six (6) in block eight 90, lots seven %
eight 10y, nine (9) and ten QO) in block twenty two
() lot three O in block B. ots three (S) -four a. five
ls and six (6) in block twenty nine coy lots two 90
three (3) four () and five 90 in block fifty seven (5
all of said pieces tracts parcels Of lind lying and be
ing In the city Of lansing Michigan, according tn.
recorded map plat Of said city Of Lansing. All
which shall expose for sale at public auction at the
front door of the Ingham county Court House, tht
village Of Aason saturday the eleventh day of Octo
Der next O'Clock in the afternoon of said day
Mason, August 10th, 1862.
2S2w7 TRUMAN SPENCER, Sheriff.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

u Kadri Bey, late Captain in the Imperi
al Body Guard Of the Sultan, has written let
ter to the President rendering his services fo
the defence Of the Union. It is said that be hai
seen much actual service. and has been decora
ted five different times for bravery. Americana
who visited Turkey on similar errands to that o
Kadri Bey, received appointments from tn.
Turkish Government during the Cr;mean war.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

% We intended to have given list Of
Ne members Of our company from this county
this week - organized and mustered in. but have
not ct had perfect lust We shall endeavor
70 do % next week. We learn that fourteen
we're thrown out. nine BY the surgeon and five
By the mastering officer. This will still leave
more than . full company.