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The New York herald., 1862-04-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CAReOH-HoUsHAaS-On tuesday evening Aprl !, by
Ne Rev. James Wictt, at the residence Of the bride
mother, Mr.. CHARLES A. CARSON, late Of East Haddam
Conn, " Mss EMILY JANE HorsxMAy, all OF this city
CRoxsoN-wtTERBrRY.-On Wednesday, April 0, by
sv John @ Adams, JoHE c. CRoxsos. Of Turkey r. J ;,
e Ars aRAH wArERRrRy, daughter OF Abraham Salter,
RDq., Of hamaroncck, NJ Y.
HAiaHr-HrLL-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April O.,
BY the Rev +. A. Farley, d. D., GiIsXRr L. HAJ0RT
VIRGINIA, daughter Of the late Edward Hull Jr at the
rssidenOs Of her anclc Geo. W. Cores, ESQ.
PKAnsALL-MEArIR.-On Wednesday, April o, by the
Rev. Z. r. T. Coox Mr.. CAARLRs T.. PxARsAiL 10 Miss
cAnoLlxr MxAIIR, oil Of this city.
Phiadelpha papers Please copy.
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MILITARY.

y1sr REGIMENT N. Y. 8. MA NEW COMPANY
J. tor this guent Is now forming Young men willing
L., ,on can leave their names the once OF Hammond
Ronan Broadway, Forty sixth street, where the
pany meets every Thurstay, N6Ph.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

vxTIIISKEY.-5o0 BARRELS OF PURE BOURBON EvR
w and Monongahea whiskey, from well known disnlo
Iios IN Kentucky and Pennsylvania for sale lots by
JAS ", SMITH, JR., % Broad street
Agent for the p.slllers,
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A UCTION NOTICE-ERNEST ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
n LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

BEAUIlFt l. CIT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
HANDSOME BkJ SSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS &c.
This day, April III, at o'clock T. NJ precisely, the
Dwelling house No l23 Waverey place, Sixth avenue,
consisting OF Pror Suits covered green satin and
blue aud goi br.cael; each consists ia
Arm, one Reception and four meiaion back Chairs two
elegant rosewood Eagcrc marble top Centre Side Ia
bes, Corner ami BOOK Sanis Lace Curtains, rch China
and Partn Vases day bronze and Clocks
ny Bcds ads BUR- aus washsands, Lounges, Rockers,
Mirrors Sofa Beds spring Cnars Clocks
Hair and Spring Mattresses, heds Bedding BlnAet back
walnut Tea ana Extension Tables, Dining Chairs Bullet,
TcteaTtte ter, Easy Chars covered reps harcluth
Shades Oicuns, beautiu nj and Glassware
Wines, Cnampsnes, Tumblers Gobcts and Decantrs TO
match rich China Tea Sets elegant Silver waie Table Cut
vry Knives, FJras Carver and Forks beau
iul Brussels. Tapestry and Threeply Carpets Sale posi-
rail- org
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1nS BowERy, NEAR BRoOME sTREET.--MADAME
lOC wiDGER, Clairvoyant and gifted Spanish ady un-
wells the OF futury love marriage, absent friends
sickness; prcscrbes medicines for oil diseases tells lucky
numbers, property los, or stolen, &c
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FINE ARTS.

II BOISE WILL REMAIN AT HIS PRESENT Iocl
Ii. tion, 4j Ess. Thirticth inaers poraits
coats Of arms, icsimcntal uags ana highly shed
figures ana landscapes; also panoramic and ~. nrye
paintings executed In the highest style OF art
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
CoLuMBIA HALL, LEBANON SPRINGS, n Y-THE
~ Hotel at this inshi9nabe .aIerng place viii be opened
accommodations for the season. win please address the pro
pretor Terms reasonabIe A. PARSONS.
COUNTRY BoARD-FAMILIEs WISHING BoARDIN
and No M @ mnS S e ns Sot g0is s
Hudson rives Csskll Stages leave Cs.sEi!l Taestays
r . $ ana ..a GSn, M
CouNrRy BoAsp-A FEW FIRST CLASS BOARD,
Rooms private family rssidias In beautiful village
q 81 famnstHn nn xdress eos u Illumination f,sr
COUNTRY BosRD.-A LADY, RESIDING IN THE
hS SSf asse @ 81 few % % 10
mothers care competent teacher win employed 10
@ cs os sonn Isr'
CoUNrRY DoARD-To HOTEL KEEPERS AND
emss @e csa sns Sia .soe hr Hr .
ns Hs and rs s
onice.
NouErRY BoARD-wANTED, FOR THE SUMNER,
- for geneman TWO ladies three sh,idrsn and an a
aud prize. Address Mr.. s., box i,c0S ros, otsse, =
f,oUSTRY BoARD-PLEAsANr WELL FURNISHED
% ao0% sss s.s s Sc and T. ssc s
notation for horses an calragcs For PARTICULARS call at
|
| COUNTRY BOARD wASrED-roR SIX MONTHS,
" for gentleman wife, sister two hildren and
the water preferred, where other board.
taken, within hours ride and of
the city, Address, stating full Particular and lowest terns
T. w. NJ, 26I Broadway
| THREE FAMILIES CAN BE ACCohMoDATED WITH
good country Board from LIST OF May In H1hokus the
New York and Erie Railroad about one hor ride the
city, and ten inmates walk from ie,o. ny located
saS milk For Ssss & % saa q join s
FAKE, carman, 29S Wash ng.on greet.
| SH1PYl1G,
E0R LIyEEf0oL AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II Line. ship BENJAMIN ADAaS q, pier No. East RI
vtr, sails Tor Liverpool t0-nurrow hnp VILLA FRAN
CA, AZ pier IL East cr sails London Tomorrow
passage TO or from the OH country, .ats apply 70
| TAPsCOTr CO.. 81 South at ~
| FINE ARTS.
III BOISE WILL REMAIN AT HIS PRESENT Iocl
IL 14j Ess. Thirtieth street--B inners
coats Of fcsmcntal uags ana highly she ~
OF figures ana landscapes; also and az nrye
| paintings executed In the highest style OF art.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
/ VxTIIIsKEY.--5o0 BARRELS OF PURE BoURBoN IvR
w aud Monongahcla whskey, from well known dslIlo
ries Kentucky and Pennsylvania, sale lots by
l r. SMITH Vrna
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SfI1PPlrG,

ENoR LIvEKPOob AND LoNDoH.-TAPsCOTTs
~ lane. sup bENJAMlN ADAMS, a, per No. East RI
vtr sails Tor Liverpool 0nurrow snip VILLA FRAN
Ca al pier IL East river, sails Lndon tnorrow tor
TAPsCOTT CO.. 81 South s. -r'' "
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SALES ar AUCTION.


A ucTIoN foTfcE-R. w. wEsTCorT, AUCTION
n
Peren.liory sale of beautiful Furniture
OF all descriptions, with a rare
collection o. Paintings and
e,egant raF.an aad Bronze Ornaments,
AN EATRAORDlNAkY OPPORTUNITY
FOR HOuSEKEEPERS,
Al the elegant dwelling house i5z West Twenty first street.
between Seventh AMI Eighth avenues
= Tnis tThursdayl afternoon at o'clock,
~, Comp tsn5 the entire contents of the house,
consist of elegant solid Paror Suit covered in
three color broael rosewood Centre and Pier Tables
mcef ROSEWOOD Eta. $50; SILK and Lace Curtains
turkish Lo with Chairs match; Velvet aud Brusse
Carpes lady Frnci Escretore, ned with satinwood;
elegant rosewood ary and bookcase, Reception Chairs
Ouonans, costly PaIan and Lava Vas Bronzes with
valuable Collection OF Paror Adornnens, rich Chande-
eis bronze Clock TeeaTees, &C.; four rich Nantel and
fler Mirrors
Elegant octave wood Panolorte,
used but tvs months, with marble
top Musie Carinet, Siooi aud
superb rosewood Dedstcas twelve large Hair Mattresses
spring do, elegant BEDS and Bedding rosewood Shaving
stand walnut Chamber Suit, in reps Rockers Spring Seat
chairs, Gold and Lands Shades, Wastsands, Toilet
Sets Lounges French China Ruby and Chrstal Cut Glass;
Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Sl Ware, Marble Buffet,
Chairs, two sofa Bcdsteaas &c.
N. B.-The entire furniture win be sold
without reserve rain or shine. Catalogues at house.
A UCTION NOTICE.--M. b. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER
~ MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS, SrAfUARY, AND MANY RARE AND
COS LY WORKS OF ART.
AT public auetion, this day (Taursday) April 10,
Al The elegant silence ~ Vest Sixteenth street, between
Firth and Sixth avenues
Sln Ft.al
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UCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-A
IA NJ CKISfALAt Auctoneer, g Bowcry, Will se.l this
day TO- insi ut II clock, tie Furniture private
family consisting VI Bureaus, Bcdteais marble top Wash
stands mahogany Chairs gilt frame Mirrors xoOd Par
lor Suit Chaldc.isr Velvet and Brussels Carpet,
ses Carpe,ing, Window Shads Ensravngs, Oil Paintings
Dining Tables Curtains, and other articles
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SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Rosewood Drawing Room its, trJnze and ornou Chande
ers, Velvet daon Carpets Sevrs and Dresicn CLina
Ornaments, Pier and Mintel Mirrors, embroidered Lace
Inraius Oil Paintings, by artists; Eaercs Centre
Tables En- ognnge Cabinets Ladys W ora Tab.s, superb
bronze Clock, DresGen ChAa Ornaments, full suits
DawS Room Furniture, cred IN green gold and blue
bro atc: artistic Bronles sentng Het Esmerda,
Crsadcs Reclining Chairs Card and Sofa Tables, black
walnut Suit covered IN reps
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
overs;run9 rouud Corners; order, 500;
Stool ana Cover Canieroury Extension Table Sidebord
China, Glass. Silver Ware, Table Cutlery Couches Arm
Chairs, Clocks, Ensravngs Hat stand, rosewood and ma
hogany Bureaus, Arnolre-aae Bedseads. Hair Mattress
Feather Beds Blankets Rockers So Chars covered
with haircolh; Sofa Bedsteads Commodes. Toilet Sets,
Stair Carpets, Olcloths Also Furniture OF
n,nts Also large assortment OF basement ana Kitchen
Furniture Also one Family Coach, Road Wagon made
Ma arc, sets of Harness, Robes Hlankcis &c.
N B-Thc aucti0neer would call the particular attention
OF his friends and the publ; to this SALE the catalogue
comprising the largest richest cQlectlon Iousaho
Furniture, oile auction this peremp-
tory without the weather. Caaogt
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Ii LEEDS 60 will se nt auction, Friaay, April II,
At o,s O'Clock, at III Wall street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale CabVoser Patterns Force and Brake Pumps Ven,a.
tors Crates Soap Soncs TINS o. all ption copper and
Nn Vepxs for csbooses and ship Sale without
% close the estate.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

ANANIABLE. REAuTiFuL CouRTE9Us, DkvOIku'
n Elr.an, IA enable. tirHceful Handsome innocent
jolly Kind Lovely Merry Nice 0oIisins rr.uy 0gs,.,'
RrL Sweet Taste al Unchsngins versatile Wise Nquisite
Ynung and Jealous lady wanted for coriesponden Ad-
dress Tor fortnight enclosing convenient carte &c visse
hox az. Princeton, N. j.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

I,awNBRoKERs' TICKETS PURCHASED At Sz8
Brcofec street. of Cllhing and Diamonds In large or
small lots hand and for salc Business Goats ~ gssst
mere Pants 81, Vests " cents 0kORok lbVln
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BOARDIvG AND LOOPING.

No. 50 NISTII STREET BETWEEN UNIVERSITY
IA place and Firth Rooms III.
gle, Win ATs e,ss Bea-d Dinner o'clock References
given and'required. 40 moving IN May.
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VINO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE 1890
w ye, 500 Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-

w ye 500 Miss WrLLlN0TON, the great EnSilsh FRO
phetc thu best " ALL and cannot be lied Can tie
suited personally or by lott all affairs OF life, concern
Ing Law Suits journeys absent friends love- coushp, mar
ra.c, health wealth, and who reclaim drunken and
faith husbands Miss W. Is only person In this city
,r geuuine Roman and Arabian taiswans for love-
0ot iucs and I'll business affairs, and garantecs for
he Dray not TO consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young LAZY bcNy numbers given Highly respectable city
reference Can at her Residence, lOl Sixth avenue
opposc n ghta street
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7, ,RTrEs IN WANT or BILLIARD TABLES WILL
sni n 10 their advantage to coli at SIARp'S fac
,r ia Fulton street. VIII they will ind tables with his
ns shons admitted by the best judges TO be supe
rior 10 any uac at prices TO suit the times, Also few
second hand tables.
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BOARD WANTED IN BRoOXLYN-A GENTLEMAN
- requires y rlisnrd hoo- wh Board, on 3ro Kiyp
II lslts on iimiglt te VEN 4 Well
WteF5 drner ~ served at ocoss precrcd not 10
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;OARD WANTED IN B2OOKLYE-IN 4 PLEASANT
- 10 az on nea' ie ferries fIr gentleman vie and lit
e ti3i "o.dd ne.cr "A nous; with modern nts
Addr s. with terms location sc A. d. box 1880 Po
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HcARDING AT THE HYGIENIC INSTITUTE, NO Is
ID iasht street, New Iork.OGt Of places
cy 10 boarl who live through
without De ns sicA iioohs c.la and wei venta Diet
st!.cI h:Sc.c BAti,s gynnas.um free We give the
Va"r atd ell ctia tnerinal low lri Business
ltn wlo are Out OF heath wli ln this just tie place
tCard Terms from 81 S2 week, according rooms
r.. +. MiLLEl:. Prop. etor.
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HENRY b. HERT6, JR., AUCTIONEER.
Ii BY HENRY WOOD & Co
SHERIFF'S SALE-BRANDIES, WllJHk EY. &C.
HENRY WOOD co, will sell,
THURSDAY, APRIL 10,
Al O'Clock at their 4JO Broadway 9saks fine
imported Brandy. 5casks Bourbon Whiskey. &a &C.
JAMES LYNCH sheriff.
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BOARD WANTED-IE \ FAMILY WHERE TunRR
- .r. 10 o.her toces ier ally, nurse AM child one
front ana one baek rdoa Nh cot 4 aud sas: rms uu,i
be mod rate Address - ~ Herald uAi 70; 10 ,lion MOI
u ove I h street and near Broa4"ay
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DA PERCY IS INFORMED THAT A IETFER .
IA awits her at station 4 sarli.g street.
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EoAKD WANTED TN ERoONLYN-A SUIT or PLEA
- san hoaiT o. gn.arnished, with good Board,
ia icsp clul hclhbo hooi by gentleman w;e. Re-
leren cs HNchan Alarss box Of
hie' htl'lts lJ.h'i N, COMA. oda tions, terms,
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TlOARD!EG-A PLEASANT SUIT OF FURNISHED
- Rooms, sreCn offered with cJ.nfo
Iohe Ia tbre aluts, by small family, permanently To-
ca et Terms Reasonable Tnose who the Saoba
Sp. M.
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I OST-ON BROADWAY, A POCKET DIARY, OWNERS
IL name inslie also stamp of Mason: lodge ily
leaf The finder win be rewarded leaving 1t
Of the Mercaants Hotel
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DoARDING-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-.
- n'odaie wiih ood Bo'f AMI peasant kpoms. pain
l@A! ~ Va or.tic ar ct Terms odt.ae, minutes
walk from The ST. Ncho as, ANA e,nveGient business
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A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TOGETHER
- orsptfHte, with partial hOlld II sired, gentlemen
ol IN pleasant 1catoa Tie house rs lass. References
eAchAged Apply at u West Ell vcDth ltrcct, F
avenue.
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A ssIGNEEs SALE.

A SSIGNEES 5 SALE
IA HENRY q. SCRIBNEE, Auctionccr.
HENRY o. SCrlBNEk Will tnis day Thursday at ii
o'cIcc A. NJ, at his III Nassau large
srncnt Of Havana and Domestic Segars
100000 Of come hfty different brands being the
extensive dealer, Ob:ca Go his business Exc will
be testcd and divided TO st Some very
brands will be found among thcn consisting parI Co
Duea, CabpS Antilles, Rio Hondvs, lIsnry Clay,
Plantations, Ii Real psnch, Axuccnn, La Nor6 James
Buchanan, Gcn. Mcclellan, Seneea, &c. :.
hoy, tee q n
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WM. Writers, AUCTIOXEER-WlL SELL ON FRI,
w day, at 10 o'c ock, at Mtlens Exchange Hotel, l3
West street, the errre Furniture Fixtures &c OF the above
house Splendid English Beer Pump Bar and Bar fAurcs
fnc Gla Ware, Dinng Room, Chamber and other Furn
iue; Steam Table, Wines Liquors and segars Wilders
and everything connected with st class dining and drink
ing saloon and hotel.
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GEORGE COOK. AuCT1ONEER.-ELEGANT HOUSE.
" hold FuIn.ture.This day, lOx O'clock
Bsdw"y mex. h. american Telegraph oiec avery large
pa0rs ahers, dining rooms which te attention
old friends asked the absolute Catalogues
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FEW BoARDERs Will BE TAKEN AT III WEST
IA Fourteenth desirable lOcat!on) in priv
family who viii make confo ibe hon Choice Rooms
to be had. DnEerat6
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THREE FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
good country Board from is OF May, In H1hokus
New York and Erie railroad about one hoir ride from the
city, and ten inmates walk from e,o'. nty located
and perfectly healthy plenty o. rA 'osrhls and ann
dance OF milk For further laricua'r nlurc OF JOHN
PAKE, carrnan, 29S Wash ng.on street.
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A ROOM on SECOND FLOOR, CONTAINING GAS
hot and cold water with bath ON ado ming . be let,
20 lentainan gentleman and his wife with par
la board. Family pry~t ielcrenes required. Apply
2ol Lexington avenue third house above Thiteg street
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4 UCTION SALE-CARPETTNs3, AC-A n. CRIsTA-
IN LAR q D0wsfy, Win ssf thss a.y, at
ssok .agc l OF Velvet, Rrussels aud Ingram capess.
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Il OARD WANTED IN lIOBOh EN-BY TWO GENTLE
A. lhrh private fmiy pielerei; house the
mo era Improvements ana he ferry Address
sl1uhs erns &C., f. III. A.. box III N. Y. Post olce.
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| g al, BoGART, AUCTiONEERs-THT5 DAY, AT i0jz
.. O'clock u AUCTION corner OF Frankfort ail
William streets lot OF Liquors u glass and wood, consisting
OF Brandy Bourbon, Gin. Wne 40 Also Household Fur
nturc Bureaus Sora Chairs Bedding, Counter. Show Case
Fpnc Confectionery,
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+ OSr-ON TUESDAY, APRIL 8, A LiDY'S PINK
Cameo Pin tn'r in Eighth avenue, Forty fifth street,
sixth avenue, Forty sixth sreet TO the Se
Eiyhty-sixth street iery Astoria Tae
suitably rewarded by leaving ut te Sore $50 Nta
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A LARGE FRONT ROOM AID PANTRY ON THE
II sicUhd hou furnss ed lnsAed, 10 let with
Botrd 10 AMI wife few single rent emcn;
very de iabe Room the thra loor suitable for
one or O persons private family Cal CzS Lreeu-
wieh street, near Moron. References exchans ed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-01
MRS. II. Il. PRATT, Ser


DEATH OF LIEUT.. j. j. WHITMAN
We are panied to announce the death of Lieut.
~. Whitman, of this city, who was killed in
The memorable battle OF Autlctam. Lieut..
Whitman enlisted in the company which was
raised in this county about a year since. for
Berdan's second regiment of Sharp Shooters.
And was duly commissioned as First Lieuten-
AIT upon the organization of the company
DE has been in command OF the company i'm
every engagement, We believe. in which they
aaEe been in, and always conducted himself as
seomes true soldier, leading his men forward
WIN bravery and fearlcsSness. He was in
command Of the company at the time when he
ieeised his fatal wound, aud was gallaatly
'esdlng his men to battle. lie was shot in the
Es' and the injury being severe, ampulation
Va deemed necessary. and he lived but short
4~e alter the operation was performed. Lieut..
" mad been resident of this city for some
!eafs was printer 10y trade, and tor several
!e@S Was foreman of this office He was \
~emoer OF our Common Council ut the time of
As departure for the seat OF war. He was oi
And and genial disposition, and of steady
Aac INDUSTRIOUS habits. and was much beloved
Az respected in this community. lie was
laea erdeared to the men OF his eompanv.
w ieei that in him they have lost u noble
Sd fearless commander. Lieut.. ". leaves a
'~ and family TO mourn his unlimely death.
.p0a whom the blow falls with crushing weight.
~ femains have been sent for, and it is ex-
f''ed that they will soon be brought to this
"! Tor interment. Thus has fallen another
'00'e spirit, victim to this cruel and unholy
'.0s'iion We little thought when we babe
N adieu upon his departure from this city,
ASe were taking him by the hand for the
TIME, as he went forward cheerfully to do
uuty to his country, in the buoyancy OF
:os'a. But Of such are The results OF this war
-! his ashes rest in peace. and the God Of
~a'en reward him for his labors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-01
DIR WatsOn's Diptheria Cure.

DiFTiiEiIA-a disease that has for ages times,
hihed its fen fatality various parts Of the world, and
at other times receed to be almost forgotten has
for the past few years made such developments our
country a. Ia III the minds of people with alarm
add IA many cases to sweep of whole families and per
haps scores Of people in single neighborhoOd: taking
the physicians without proper preparation and, for
time, bidding defiance 10 Medical skill
REMEDY
FOr this Sc5grge for MembranoUs Group Scare: Fever
and Tor all DliammaOry throat Diseases has been pro-
luced result OF the unremitting study and labor OF
men skilled in the Science OF Medicine: compounded on
scientific principles and having undergone the ordeal OF
Wade Test We offer it to the public its merits
that L. such il shall be fonnd to have on trial II
viii be found for sale IA the hands of
Az he Leainy DraJgts ami Shop Keepers in the United
Stats,
In whose hands will also be found Circulars giving a
more particular history OF the disease its and
marks upon its also, directions the manner
Of its treatment aud cure.
AIi orders should he addressed to
HfNDHY * BAILY, Oberlin, Ohio.
Il. THATER Co, Agents, Lansing. 373m6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-01
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Thrrd Coliecti0n District Of Michigan,


In pursuance OF the provided in section three Of
the approved July lst lso, entitled An act to
vide internal revenue To support the Government, and
pay the public debt, have divided the
thirteen Divisions Assessment DISTRICTS, and appon
tel in an Assistant Assessor, VIZ:
IINISION No. 1. City of Lansing, Townships Of
Lansing Meridian Williamson, Locke, Leroy, Wheat
field AaicdOn ana Delhi IN ngham county. Assistant
Assessor, Ephraim Iongyear; Office, Lansing, Mich.
DIVISION No. townships OF AureiiUs, Nevay, Ing
ham, White OAK, StockbrIdge, buakerhi Leslie and
Onondaga, III ingham county. Assistant Assessor
Amos +. Steele office, Mason, Mich
DIVISION NJ. 3.-Iownships OF Delta, Oneida, Rox-
and Sgnfelt VermontvIe, Chester, Benton and Wind
sDr, in Eaton county. Assistant Assessor, Chauncey
Goodrich; office, Grand Ledge, Mch-
Carmel kalalno Bellevue, Walton and Brookfeld, in
Eaton county. Assistant Assessor, VIM. NJ TompAIns
Office, Eaton Rapids, Mich
DIVISION No. City of Battle Creek, Townships OF
Battle Creek Bedford, pennteld, Emmett, lie Roy and
Athens in Calhoun county. Assistant Assessor, John
f. Human: office, Battle Creek Mich.
DIVISION No. o. City OF Marshall, Townships Of
Marshall, Convis, Fredonia, Tekonsha, Burlington and
Newton IN Calhoun county Assistant Assessor, Pres
ton MITCHELL office, Marshall, Mich.
DIVISION No. 7.-Townshps of Lee, Clarence, Sheri
dan Marengo Eckford, Albion, Homer and Clarendon
IN Calhoun county. Assistant Assessor, Isaac Bull
DIVISION No S.-Townshps of Springport Parma
Concord Pulaski, Hanover, Liberty, Spring Arbor and
Sandstone, in Jackson county. Assistant Assessor
SanGs Gidley. office, Parma, Mich
DIVISION No. City OF Jackson, Townships Of sum
mt, Biackmin, RiveS and Tompkns, jackson county
Assistant Assessor, Francis W Carr Office, Jackson
MIcn.
DIVISION No. 1o-Townshps Of Waterloo, Grass Lake
Napoleon, Columbia Brooklyn, Leoni and Henrietta
Jackson county. Assistant Assessor, Alvinza Hunt
Office, Grass Lake. Mich.
DIVISION No IL. - townships Of Lyndon, Slvan
sharon Manchester Brdgewater and Freedom, in Wash
teaaw county. Assistant Assessor, NOlney Chapman
office. Manchester, Mich.
DIVISION NO. l2.-City Of Ann Arbor, Townships Of
Ann Arbor LOii Scio Lima Dexter, Webster and North
field Washtenaw county. Assistant Assessor, Levi.
Dodge office, Ann Arbor, Mich.
| DIVISION No. l3.-City of Ypsilant, townships o.
Ypsanti. Pittsield Superior Saline, Augusta York anC
| Saline, in Washtenaw county. Assistant Assessor
| Enoch Iost; Office, lpsian,i, Mich.
WHITNEY JONES,
Assessor for the Third Collection District of Mich.
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