davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
rail-. ROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
O-from foot Of CDttiandt street--Connecting ~
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lsckawana,
western Railroad. and at Easton with Lehiln VA.
line 70 PITTSBURGH and the WEST, without .
Change Of cars.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Conmencing Mary oth, 1s62 Leave New York
H.ssrssuss Exrsxss-M Ga. NJ, for Easson,
R@ding Pottsville, Harrisburg, Mauch CAunk,
Wilhamsport, DC.
NAL TsMs-ts A. NJ, for Eas.on. Water Cure
Scr ant IN. Great Bend, P,ttson wiikesLarre. &c.
IL NJ. TuE rGa TEAfS-For PISTON. Nsuch
Chunk, wAiarnsport Reading, Pousville, Harrls-
4P. ". THsoreu TaArS-For Easton, Bethlshss..
Allentown and Mi,rh Chunk.
D:an y. NJ. WtY TRsiS-For S,nerville.
$40 =. ". Western ~ press for Ea.tnr, Al entowu.
Realing, Harr shuIgh. Plttsburg, and the VISA
Stepping cars from Jersey City through TO Psss-
ExPRrss TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The O A. VI. Express Team fIun Nv York -.
fves at Harrisburg At =. NJ, come u ng East and
Yves, ON Pennsylvania Contra! Railroad, Northeru
Ceutra RIirosl North 81 South. and with Cum
THE THROUGH ExIREss TRAIN FOR THE
WILT
leaves New Ylrl at Up. ". Iails 'sunisys ercepe-
Ell! making c..~e cuuncct,u ~ Harrisburg with
y nnsy lvinia Rur,@l--V u, no change Of carr 70
Ptth'irs aid but one 1 Cincinnati AMI Chicago.
Three hours I. me is saved ~ taking tbs train.
EllzAnErilpoRI AND NEw YORK FERRY.
Leave NeN Yutk Fl I'll Pi.rN n 2 North yer, =
I.BD and ii.20 A ". 3. 90 40 aud Geo T. NJ
Tie boats stop at Bergen Point and MarinerS
H,rhor every tn each way.
aug ii'iNo JOIS O. Stems, Superintendent
NEW YORK AID FLUSHING RAILRD.
~ CHANCE or TERNINCS
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
T'Lrrs 10 CESIs
From The New Dep, at IIuutrr's Point 10 Plush.
M and e way stat Gus Of Calvary Cemetery,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

JEW YORK ANp FLUSHING RAILRD.

GREAT REDUCTION or FARE
Tt'Lfrs 10 CESIs.
From the New Dep, at Hunters Point 10 Plush
M anu e way stat ns Of Calvary Cemetery,
w mn IL New Town ant / q ion Course Depot
URfAT INCREASE OF TRIPS On AND AFTRA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

SHIPPING,

EOk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BLACK
star Line. Tie EXCELSIOR at Pier East
R'vri, sail" IN Nay, FROM Liverpool a ship Of
t"s line sails every week. Drafts on Ireinnd
Apply 30 Pearl ST. ar3O 2I,c.igO
EoR LIVERPOOL AND IONDON-TAP-
SCOTS line ship FRANCIS H. CUTTING, at
P'f ~, u. IL, sails for Liv.rpp, MAJ 9TH. Ship
ADhlAllC, at Pier H. D.. r., sails for London. MY
W, For passage, allow rates, apply u TAPSCOTr
a Co, 81 'uth IT. riny3 2'ibD
EnR LINERpOOI,--OLD BLACK STAR
= Line. Tie packet slip Il. 3. ELY, lying at
Pier - Esst River sails 9TH May the IIEMIs
fIlERE sai'- 1871 May. For passage apply To- Will
LlANS n Gt'lON, ~ Fu tonst apl5 2lac.lgG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

hR llOlI Dentist
- 9rI Broadway, doors above 2Oth ST. Inserts
hrnlti0l, srtF uftntth on lis improved Atmosphere
h. Plates, viii or ~ tlnut ,NtrHotius the roots; on
gold ~ low Gs ! % iNer, -; rubber, -lo pa'inH,
ON ots: "oi 6lct,t, n; unlal,an, - cts extract.
mH ~ ,ts \ work warranted. nlll 'hc'ld
I'VE WOULD INVITE TIE Al1 EN- ION
w ola Dc ring Superior agt II ~ to,th t. our
continuous artiI IA gam te,th is hrint the lsNt-
est, most t,m'o,t'bp, durable aud psrirct n"
mad, ptl'", ," ui, 'l; usual price o. priv ate
t.l IT.. 80. A'aer..a4. Teeth COMPANY, MI is,
wv bowsry. spiv StSc'lbS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

OLD BLACk SIAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or a. Iavclpppl 10y the following
first class packet ships, sailing on tho
9th ami 9th e.. each mouth.
Adelaide, t1tltt,r, Ro=cils,
Austrpi In, Cyno.,irr, John Bri,lt
BsuWools, Chancellor, Thornton,
BridtcwHtor, Constitution, Universe
DRAFTS on TIE ROYAL BANKS
~ IRELASp tfsrLB BAnKING Co.. AND ALL PARTS
az EsgtASp ASp SCOTLAND
nrN 2Iac'iH WILLIAMS n Ct OS,4O Fulton =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
ElREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
OF uRDOEf,XN

L y IN'INl ltNNN manu- ".
l. o. BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL, fla000o.
once No. Court ST. oct, p,sitc City Ht'l, anil
No Wal street, near Broadway, New York.
orrnAcd on the pr.nc.p.e Of paying one ha.i the
pf"hts above ten per cent - the widows and or.
nhan's Fund " o.. Fire Drpartmel, v, tie Cay o,
Brooklyn.
piRSc1oRs.
George Hal Hch.mh knight J ,seph II Hal
Arunh Degrauwtilhurt l. VI Lpht SIN tn Faucher
Thomas Clark NBrlnt Wy,k p,tsr Band, rson
Iirry MESSENGER lliFruthiigham sWarrcn Sncien
Matf,nD''ookin 1srael ID Vesur q II Lppu
Peter Duryca J Thorn. MD \ II s,ord
iona u stewart Richard I Buck Wan Wa,
A Low William Beard Joseph II Fold
Hobart Ford Henry Person I,lmtli.l Kin,
Crawford CStniti Marco .lusMtssey y james
Henry ID Peck IL Van N1orlds John VI Hicks
John Glover John Schenck IN wpkrmpn
IN " hbns Frrd 4 Peet Valentine q Hall
Lily. Miller 5 II Chittcnlen John Worries.
THIS Company continues /, insure Buildings,
Merchandise, Dwellings,, IIrnsehoh Furniture,
Vessels In port aud their carspes, and other proper
~. ngainst loss OF damage ly fire. on ~ favorable
anl liberal terms ~ other first class companies
- GEORGE HALL, President.
WIN. BrRRELI. Secretary.
j. N WNtkOIf, ,Ir., Assistant Soc. ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

- constantly on hand or made ~ order, such A.
groccr'a bakers, milk, feet aud txlrcss You will
hnd this place IA favorable a. any that can Toe found,
and every mr., Gle warranted d. represented. STEW.
ARTS Wns'n Factory, h3i street, between Broad
way ana IN ave, iny9 2tu,'i32
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
DENTISTRY,

4 KrifIClAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"a rrw,lc lug dcc,ycd or broken teeth, put in
soft Wi. uutthc least pain color ottr,th and war
rHutod. e. u, CRAWFORD, Dentist, - Amty
II, second block from broadway. al5 2hc'lhs
RlTllE OLD UNITED STATES TOOTH
- Company, established 20 years, 10y Dr. II. VII
LERs Seur, the inventor nf mineral tteh--Tceth
cxtla. ted without pam Teeth hlci with gold,
bone cement or other films, % cIs. Artificial
trrth on gold 81 30 CTS on silver, ! per tooth Of
tie bgst workmanship aud materials warranted
10 B1wcry opposite 10 The old theatre. apo .hac'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

500 BOUNTY-WIDOWS & HEIRS
FlOOof deceased soldiers WIN enlisted for the
present war, can now secure their bounty and ar
rsarag"s of Iay ON application 10 L. W MYERS.
229 broadway, room 32. my3 2iac'll3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS FOR SALE.

- large lot Of new and 4cc,l,l-handcd carriages
hr'ttt c"np1y caln7hcs, ro'kaNnts, tip ami open
hiti1'S gruoct.' tNprrSs, a. T. > aud business wa
g'us, nt r. !. FLOWERS, Bl..I~ay, cor OF i7tt
~ and IN ave. at9l 1i,c.ii1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

DECISIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
MONEY aud PRiZE MONEY, and all other
claims for Soldiers, their widows and heirs, col
l,ctpd prompt 10y CALVIN ". SMITH,
n2s 2ic'Ilt 2 New Chambers 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

n " .--frcig't received at james Slip Ferry ur.
u. o. /. Ia, aud delivered At une-l n the usual
rats . Us. DOrToRFF, suIA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
CnEAP ArAKTMLNIs--IN IInlsI

Y 81
80 Ioerck ~. rent from - g. 40 Room and
hedt"nus, 23I aud $50 M,uru. NJ rent, 4. 10 To-
." Columbia ~. rent, 81 30 a. 81. sewing
OF CONRAD Dell, $3.50 " ,ntoc II. apis 2lat'Iil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
RoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR

Two single gentlemen, can he accommodated
with board and Ilcasait "a story front room IA
snaIi family on reasonable terms, IN most desira-
Die irh'i"n ty applying 20 East 3sth 1t. BETH 4th
ana Lexington AVA api5 lItrglgy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

~
~ tbs Company has adopted principle ia.
tended o. prevent tie lapse OF any policy and H.
cure u the assured in every case all the Assurance
which their payments wi provide Tor. or mem.
hers need not avprehcnd therefore. that heir ina
Unit 1 pay tie premium a, any fut IRE time will
involve the loss Of what they have paid.
Our prospectus aud other publ atoms will be
sent II atut Ius'y g. all who require ".
Good agents wanted, and will So treated IN the
most liberal terms. mh2i al ua4'l'S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

'lIEAP STALLS FOR CARMEN, ALL IN
order, aud apartments fvf small families ~
ly at l1y All lb1 wet 9Th At. 4. T. STORM,
zy5 West 13ih st. uyi I.Ii2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
LET-A BAKERY WITH A

- goa oven and sp.oniid bake house, one block
,foin the Central Park. Terms low Apply i'm
h1'u,he at ss4 Eighth ave, next door - The cor.
" O'th 81 'nyb 3'1tl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
~ SlNISS ROOMS
10 Lot
Exceedingly cheap,
sIl2 |lh'lW ut - F,.t.rst.

{ 'llOlCE GARDENING AND NURSERY
- lhndA, wltlun iH'i au hours drive a. H.,sklyu
".i " " f"A markets, Tor sale cheap, n parcels
~ titr", i've, ~ ten acres. Possession imm.d t.ly
J.. T. BERGEN, ~ SissqIsi me- .isiel'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

(fiEAPEST AND BEST LODGINGS IN
- tlc city --C1miort .hie single rooms i5c t. Is.
hhisit 20 81 single beds, lOc. married persons 80
!" 90 oar rooms are comfortable, clean aud new.
~ cHrr't'l, at Wiltshire House, 1Od Prank i'm st.,
near West Bru"dHay. WAtchnlan all night.
spi 24l,'iIa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

RAKERY TO LET-TnE OLD EsTAB-
hshed bakery, ~ Frankfort vt Terms mo.
~ ran. An AZ Pearl ~. or Of Z. DEvLIN, 9th
St. near III ave. ny3 3'l2l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
bon SALE--1nE TlIREESl0HY DRiCK

iolsc, on west s1cpi Van Drlint At. second
h'n'e 80 Iti o.! Even st, - o.klyu, opposite the At
muuck I"ck Contains II rooms, Ina water aud
rh'. Lot u II. in. by ~ feet Picc e. 700. Pay
", ~, ms mao. 'a'y. Apply to l.. IL kLLiOGG. 80
b'"'rf NJ, n Y. aJ3n b'l25
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW RESPECTABLE MEN CAN BE
accommodated with board for 50 per week. At
go ' At Wh Il slaos man and wife on 9 ladies
Privilege Of bath, ha and cold water ar1i 9l,c'i2,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
TIE
L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
az, ,., o,n'ns ,.. Bs.rrH orgToa
BROOKLYN Nyw ynpE
CASH CAPITAL, $50, coo DOLLAKs.

THIS Company insiree property 81 all kinds against
Lo~ or Damage by FIRE, Oh ~ favorable terms AZ
similar Institution
TEuNIs J. BERGEN, President,
JAMES H. THOMPSON, Jr., Sec'y,
GRO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
prREcrDRs.
TElNIsJ. BERGEN, JAMES CRrIKsnANKs
HIRAM u. ST. JOHN, JOIiN X. PRUYS.
EDW. r. BACkIOUsE SAMUEL VAN WICK
JAMES HARPER ALEXANDER MrCl NE
LENl5 III R-T, D. g. VOORHEES,,
JOHN H. SPADER, JAS = sCuOONNAKrR
liiNRf J. tl LIN, MICHAEL NEvIN,
LENEkIrT H. SAGE, SAMrEL GARRISON
IlllllPS. CROOkE, JOHN LEFFERrs,
J NMEs ~. COOPER CORs j BER,iTN
JpIiS u. SCtIU MAKERALEX W iESNEN.
j yIlN y. NANpEkBlLrJAME TITUS
HENRY TILNkEN JESSE q. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
BOARDING on Sd AVENUE A FEW

kDhhbINt ON Oh ANENJt - rev
respectable young men can lie acormnodat,d
WIN god board, airy rooms, and single beds at
" per week. Day boirdlers, also, hccu mmodatcd.
App'y at No. 103 East 2su A. cor 81 ave. a2i 24.c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

(nEAP FARMS, BEAUTIFULLY STU
rtsl' ~ miles on L. lone Of acres, prlce
,ip' on, 10 acrcs goo: 70 acres, $500. one
W seres 1000 all loatn soil and first rate farming
,'nd. y. a. BUNCE, City Hal place, cor. Cham.
OetHd my3 3'lg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND THEIR


wives and lew single gentlemen can bo well
accommodated with good bard In pleasant locs-
ton. Also a few day bo,rders, Near two stage
routes Apply =, 10 Allen st. ap3O 24ic'lOs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06
NEW Ark FOR NEW YORK

lhhc'i,N Trans which stop nj M,rk ct n, only.
I.AEt Ntw thh MNRhEr STREET. srArios-As
y u, ~ ~, ~. 2.l3, 3, 800. T. o, $40, T90
'lu', 9.l'', 9.aI', H., and lli5P. VI.
Law ''risrrtt SIRrEr Sr,rios--At %, 6bA
, ~, O." : N."' ~, 100. ln,o, and 1850 A. n,
10 2.bu, 3 51. =. 10 and 5.U5 y. NJ
LEAVE hNsr NEWARK AND BsRGEs srArIons-
Trans from nui 20 Newark ouy, stop on signal ana
10y iHorm.u-. tAc CpltI tor
Lave NnGLis sNr EssrN R,ILRoAD STArIoH-AS
30 m :. Q 70. NH 10 - 4 NJ ,nh 4 10 p ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-11-19

by those whose business 1t is to furnish us
shelter, is palpably evident. The result OF
this neglect is an alarming elongation of the
sick list; the next will be fearful diminution
of the men fit for duty. Most of the sickness
as yet has been confined to darrhea, some few
cases of which have assumed chronic form,
and coughs and colds. All the other regi-
ments in our brigade have tents.
Yesterday morning we left White Plains,
with large piece of fat pork, and a cracker
and half for rations, which caused much
grumbling among the men; but we arrived
here at noon, and soon after our arrival rations
OF crackers, pork, and coffee were served out
to us in such quantities that we cannot con-
veniently carry them, and much must be vast
ed. We have drawn no sugar for several days.
though we need it much; and SO far as pota-
toes, onions, or turnips are concerned, have
not known single ration to be dealt out since
entered the service. A little change in our
diet would be highly beneficial to the health
as well as agreeable to the palate. Fat pork
and hard crackers are not very healthy food
and may besuperceded by scurvy; though our
regiment has thus far been exempt from this
scourge, we fear its ravages. We believe our
Colonel does all in his power to provide for the
physical wants Of his regiment; and for his
attention to the wants of his men he receives
high encomiums Of praise. As a military
commander, he is worthy of high regard.
Just as closed the preceding paragraph
we were ordered to fall in, without arms; and
we marched to the roadside, wondering what
could be the matter But our surprise was
soon relieved; Gen. Mcclellan and staff were
on the road, and we were called out to salute
him. Soon he made his appearance, and was
greeted as he passed esch company OF the reg
iments, which we were drawn up in line, with
three rousing cheers, in reply to which he re-
spectfully DOTTED his hat. As he passes each
battery he is saluted with salvos of artillery:
and every few minutes the booming Of can
non greets our ears, informing us of his tri-
umphal march. Gen. Mcclellan rode in front,
followed by large retinue of officers, compos-
ing his staff, a company of regular cavalry
bringing up the rear. l suppose it must be
styled "grand scene," though l have been
more interested, in my youthful days, in at
teh~hg May training.
Ny letter has now attained an unconsciona-
BILE length, and l must bring it to close, not
daring to lengthsn it by any further apology.
When my letters are too long you must razee
them to suit yourself; when uninteresting,
burn them. Yours, &C., TYPO.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-11-19

BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN b. BROWN 4 SONS,
Sugar r efin cry.
YORK STREET. PoKTLAND. ME.
je2Sdtf
WILLIAM F. KER,
as UPHoLSTERER ol.sT
~ Manufaciurer Of
F' U r N / T u r. E.
Lounges, Bedsteads,
SPRING-BEDS, MATTRESSES PRW.CUSH-
IONS, &C., &c.
14s Exchange Street, Portland.
az Hair Mattresses renovated Furniture re-
paired and vanished. Chairs re-caned in an i'm
proved manner. Secondhand Furniture bought,
sold or exchanged. jul30d6m
Boys, Boys, Boys.
L MAKING BOYS GARMENTS. by
A. ID. REEVES, Tailor,
ss EXCHANGE STREET.
Portland, Aug. 6. 1862. div
TWITCHELL 4 CHAMPLIN.
Com nm issiOn Merchants,
AND DEALERS M
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
IS Commercial St., opp. Thomas Block,
PORTLAND, ME-
John @. Twitche jul3ld6m JAS p. Champlin
New Drug Store
CROSMAN & POOR,
HAvE taken store. No. Is Middle Street,
II (Fox Block, and respectfully invite public at
tention to their large and well selected stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy Goods. &C.,
And solicit share of public patronage trusting
of drugs the market affords, and a careful attention
in the dispensary department. to merit the confidence
of the public.
oHAs. =. oRosMAs. je24tf THos H. POOR
J. L. wINsLOW, AGENT
MANUFACTURER OF
Steam Engines, Steam Boilers,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MACHINERY,
Steam Cocks, Valves Pipes and Connections, Whole
sale or Retail.
STEAM AND GAS FITTING,
Done in the best manner.
Works Union st., and 233 ass Fore st.,
jnl4dtf PORTLAND. ME.
ALBERT WEBB q CO.,
-pKALERs IN
Corn, Flour and Grain,
HEAD OF MERRILL's WHARF.
Commercial Street, Portland; ,.ass NJ.
MY AND NAVY
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
A. ID. REEVES. Tailor,
% EXCHANGE STREET.
Portland Aug. 8, 1862. d1y
wOODMAN, TRUE 4 CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
MANUFACTURERS AND JoBBBRS OF CLOTHING,
Nos. "a and So Middle Street, Portland.
Geo. w. woodman, Alfred woodman,
'e'" D. nefsey' .uyaodawtf onaf'es ha''ey'
JOHN w. PERKINS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
DRUGS, DYE SfUFE, GLASS WARE,
FLUID, KEROSENE OIL, &C.,
SO Commercial Street, Thomas Block,
jul2sd&w1y PORTLAND. ME-
j. ID. CHENEY,
T MELoDEoN
HarmOnium Manufacturer,
1876, MIDDLE STREET
N B:-J. D, has received more first premiums
~. for best instruments than any other maker in
,,ISgsa Repairing and Tuning promptly and person
DOLE & MOODY,
GENERAL
Com I'M ssiOn Merchants.
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FLOUR, CORN AND PRODUCE,
No. Calf Block Commercial Street,
PORTLAND, Me.
ANDREW T. DOLE. FRANKLIN MOODY.
June %. eodtf
DIR. G. III. OSGOOD,
@ SURGEON 4 MECHANICAL
eIHIYD ID E ENTIST.
No. Clapps Block, Congress Street.
OPP. OLD CITY HALL, PORTLAND, ME-.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-11-19
Widows Wood Society.

rNHE Annual Meeting of the Portland Widows
IL Wood Society for the choice of officers, and the
transaction of such other business as may legally
come before them will take place Wednesday eve-
ming Nov. 18th, at the Banking Room of the Five
Cent Saving Institution" corner of Middle and
Plumb streets. at O'Clock All interested nvit-
ed to attend. SAMUEL RoLFE, ses'y.
pc2Q eodtd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

A SOLpIER's FUNERAL funeral of
the late Lieut. J. J. Whitman, vas held at the
Capitol on Sunday last, and Vas the largest ever
held in this city. Tho remains arrived BY ex
rsss on Friday evening. and laid in state in the
Han Of the House Of Representatives, during
saturday and Sunday. attended BY . military
guard under Lieut.. Mason, of the Sd Michigan
Infantry, until removed to their fnal resting
placs in the cemetery. The hall Was draped
With National Gags. The coffin vas covered
b National flag for pail, and decorated with
towers. the military cap and sash of the deceas-
ed, and . piece Of the Gag under whose folds he
~ sighting when he fell
An appropriate funeral sermon was preached
b Rev. Edward Meyer, of this city, and por-
soa Of the solemn and impressive Masonic fune-
NJ ritual performed at the house. The remains
we're then taken to the place Of intermeut, fol
hsed By large coocourse Of citizens, and by
sAs Dire companies in uniform and the Masonic
maternity in regalia. At the grave the remain.
dsr Of the Masonic ceremonies we're performed,
IL soldiers discharged their farewell shots over
TIE grave, and the earth closed forever upon the
nertal remains Of the heroic and lamented Whit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15
THE GREAT REsELLIoN.-Every person

The GREAT REsELLIoN.-Every person
throughout the length and breadth of the land
sa feel desirous Of reading. and being the pos
esssoe o., . correct and reliable histor, of the
sseas Rebellion which now curses the land, set
ING forth the causes, aims and effects. from the
eo@nencement to the close, Of this unholy and
e'sa'sTous var. Every man, woman and child in
he eoscsry should read such q work. Every
h.'y should posses q copy, to be read BY their
children q they grow up. To al Who feel dis
posed TO purchase such work, We cordially re.
commend Abbott's History of the Great Rebel
s'o. containing . concise history of the val
nsn the commencement to the close, and which
w b Published in two volumes. The FRS,
Vesnos will be delivered to subscribers durins
As mouths Of January or February.
This volume viii be embelshed BY the por
ssisa. On steel, Of an the leading Generals Wit
Aass been engaged in the var. together viii
svesd splendid battle scenes. The second vol
NE viii be issued ct the close OF the war, anc
vA s'so b foely and appropriately embellished
Ne entire work viii be printed on 6ne paper. il
es,r args type, and substantially bound in ful
sses'qas leather. The price per volume i
NO 70 Be- paid at the delivery Of each volume
- eesas b ~ canvassing the county, and VI
.ssA adviss al Who desire to obtain Q reliabl
q the rebellion, 70 subscribe for ii,
lis seaA substantial, and cheap. Th'
sA ealy b obtained through aatAesiss,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEES.

To CoRREsPoNDENrs.- have two
words Of admoaitiOu to say to correspondents Of
thh psper:-Bs brief!
We are very happy to receive for publication.
hsters from our correspondents in the army and
slsswhsrs but they must recollect that our
pace i limited, and endeavor to condeuse their
sennonicatiOns to as small a space as possible,
consistent with perspieuity. We have now in
or drawer letters from Rev. W. W. Odds and
d. g. Lewis. from Camp Kellogg. at Grand Rap.
ID containing much that would be interesting to
our readers. and unexceptionable in all respects.
except their length. For that reason alone they
remain unpublished.
Gentlemen, write briefly, snd to the point
end 70 will put you In communication with our
readers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich

L isAn, county Of Ingham, sat . session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of ngham holden 1t the
18th day Of October in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two Present, VIM r. Pinckney
Judge Of Probate In the matter OF the estate Of John
Raynor, deceased. On reading and hng the petition
duly verified, Of Ira h Bartholomew . creditor pray.
ing that letters Of administration upon said estate may
be granted TO said petitioner:
Thereupon il u ordered, That Monday the losh day q
November next 1t II O'Clock In the forenoca be aned
for the hearing Of said petition, and The hsirs
law Of said deceased and al other persons interested
said estate, required 70 appear session Of sajd
Court, then TO be holden 1t The Probate Once in IN
village Of Mason, and show cause any there be- WHY
the prayer Of the petitioner should NOT Be granted And
it ID further Ordered that said petitioner give notice
the persons Interested IN said estate Of the peodeney
said petition, and the hearing thsreof by causing copy
Of this order 70 b Published In the lansing Republics
Newspaper printed anA circulating n sid county
hGhAn successive vess pssvion6 % aid day a ksar
Il; Hs'' e'sg) =" 2 n1Ix:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

WARD CAucusEs.-The Republicans Of
he several wards named will meet on Friday
evening. Oct 18th, At o'clock, for the purpose
d slscsins four delegates each to attend the
Representative Convention for this District, to
b held ct Delhi Centre, on Saturday, Oct 18th,
d o'clock P. n. The place Of meeting in the
several wards win be q follows:
lss Ward-at the Seymour House.
I'd Ward-at the Benton House
eth Ward-at the Oneida House.
4 full attendance 10 requested.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEES.