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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08

REMOVAL.--F. Il ABBOTT has re-
~ moved his Hat and Cap Store from No Bay state
Block % NO. lOl Muln street. OF Thomas street.
under CITY Hotel whereho will be happy see his friends
mch21 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08

NJ. j. IcCAFFERTY,
A TT O r n e Y A II LA w .
No. Flagg's Block, Worcester, Mass.
ap22 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08

Teacher of Painting 81 Drawing,
Portraits Painted and Copied.
Rooms No. 20 Flaggs Building. Opp Bay House
Worcester, Mass.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY s, 1862.
autrres.

8 NJ PETTENGILL & CO, No. 81
~ Park Row New York, and No 6 State street. Bos
son, are our Agents for the Worcester Daily Spv in
those cities and authorized take Advertisements
and Subscribers Tor us atour lCWest rates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08

F'Uh SALE-The Wooden Factory, Out
- a. buildings, and good Water Privilege for the use
On ee iaJtory the wheel AMI machinery all new and in
noie otuet together with the following described
sgepy two 429ch Breakers, Jacks Of 10 spindles
Tnra icSer wool Buster, stafford She'll zane
LOOMS Snearng Machine, brushing Mncbtne .
G Glg, Pulling Mill Securing MIL Flock Gutter i
Blower, and all other fixtures necessary for Inc man
uacture of Doeshins, Cassmeres rweeds or Satinets
all IN good running order. The mill Is situated in the
village Ut Factory Point in Manchester county of Rem
nngton and state of Vermont one-haf mile from the
W. " railroad depot The said village fOurlshng Of
one thousand Inhabitants, Stores one hotel LARGE
tannery, three marble mills, &c. Also, for sale a lot
with buildings machinery and good power suitable
Tor the manufacture CHAIRS clothes pins saving nd
panis boards or any other business in the line
uact0ry, located good road threc-fuurt o? mile
from the railroad depot all which will be sold on
sonabe terms by the subscri er.
jos dRm CUATNCY GREEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08
PEAL ESTATE AGENT-The under.

~ signed offers his services for the purchase e. ex
ange and leasing OF real esate for the purchase and
sale OF stocks and bonds; for the negotiation of business
paper; for procuring loans mort ages; making
papers of all kinds relating to the purchase, sale
change of real estate, and for the collection rents
Office 2O3 Main street A. j. EATON
jel9 div
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7 ONG WORTH'S WINES
- CINCINNATI, 0.
Sparkling, Cremant, Still and Sweet Catawba,

These wines, already known as pure, delicious and
hedtt, have of late been greatly improved by expert
enced hands broUg hit from the champagne country In
flavor and bouquet sparkle and vi Osity they compare
with the best OF foreign production, while having over
the bulk Of those sent to this country the Gesmabe
advantage Of being ab 5Oiatety pure spurious wines
have been extensively sold under Mr. Long worth's
name. GEORGE r. SPUR, agent for Worcester and
vicinity. dt mNI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08

THOMAS EDWARDS,

ID. w. HASKINS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
No Bark Block, Foster street, Worcester.
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~ SUMNER STREE 7.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08

+ A TIL, fast trottng Stallion viii stand for mares
w at the stable Of the subscriber, IN Holden
49, Mass. Season 10 commence May and con
tiuuc until sept l. loG4 FERNS Slj Tor season.
V. W. ABBOTT.
Holden, April "a, 1852. dimt ap9e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08
GEORGE q HELDRETm,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND CITY SEXTON
sstr II
LUCTUs NTERRTFiELD,

~ 1903 Main street. between Central and Thomas sls
respectfully announces that he continues the
stand and is prepared to do the barbeng business
very best tanner. Special attention given cutting
lads and misses hair. dveng hair, honng razors and
the various branches of the tOnsorial art diff myl3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

In announcing the fac, that John Mckinney
had been admitted to bail, We stated that he was
sixty years Of age, thinking it might be matter
of interest to our readers. The Jackson Pat.
riot quotes article, and comes down after this
fashion:
"'Vot Of IT, As Toney Weller says. We have
older men than he 10 in State Prison. Old Se
Doty was more than sixty years of age when
Judge Pratt sentenced him to State Prison until
he was three score years and ten and he bids
fair to outIive the sentence. Jim. Brown, OF
Akron, Ohio, the celehrsted courterfeiter now
more than SIXTY years Of age,' was caught at
Grand Rapids short time since, and now at
work tor the State, in the big stoue Institution
in this city. We protest against this effort
Of the Treasury sucking organ, at Lansing, to
manufacture public sympathy for Mckinney,
sho has suffered himself to become the scape
goat Of Homes, Wisner 4 Co and deserves to
be punished to the full extent Of the Law.
"After the trial and conviction of Mckinney,
nearly year ago, We predicted that he would
not be punished, and the above confirms our be-
lief in the prediction"
So far as sympathy is concerned, Mr.. McKin.
ney has received by far the largest share from
the Democr attic party in this section. No one
designs to screen him, and should the Supreme
Court sustain the ruling Of Judge Lawrence, he
will be punished, Notwithstanding the predictions
Of the wi-eacre who edits the Patriot
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12
An ORDINANCE TO PREVENT

L \ talllf ION htNNlNJ Al i-AhtBE IN HE ttIl
Be ordained by tie Common Council of the eity Of Ian
sing, That it shall be unlawful for cattle TO be allowed
at large within the limits of said city of Lansing
from the eeth day Of November in each year to the
first day of April thereafter.
And Be further ordained That it shall be the duty
Of the City Marshal or any Constable Waterman, To
drive to the City Pound any OK, COW animal found
running at large and that they shut up and de
tanned az shall be provided for in this ordinance.
Ind Dc Il further ordained That any person nhab
liant Of this city may drive any OK, COW, animal to
the Pound; PROVIDED, That such person has received
injury or damage by cause Of such animal
And Be further ordained, That for every such animal
empounded as by this ordinance provided, the
or owners shall pay into the City Treasury the Of
one dollar for the first day, and fifty cents per day for
every successive day and every animal that shall have
been IN the City Pound for ten days shall be sold by the
City Marshal to pay the expenses of the empoundng
such animal and pay the amount into the City Treasury
after deductng his fees that OF the person driving
same to the pound and the balance all expenses
shall be paid by the City Treasurer to the owner or
owners of such animal.
And be further ordained, That the Marshal or Con-
stable or any person driving an animal to the Pound
shall receive for such service the sum Of fifty cents
And be further ordained, That the City Marshal shall
spicuous places in the said city giving notice Of the sale
Of any animal and shall give at least three days notice
OF such sale.
And Be further ordained That the City Marshal or
Pound Master shall receive such fees for keeping
said animals in the City Pound may be allowed by the
And Be it further ordained, That the Marshal cause
printed notices to be posted in all conspicuous places
said city within two days and that this ordinance shall
take effect four days from date Of passage.
And be 1t further ordained, That no animal shall be
released from the City Pound until the
shall first pay the amount OF such fine fines into the
City Treasury and get the City Treasurers receipt there
for and the Marshal Pound Master shall release
animal from the Pound unless the owners
shall present the Treasurers receipt for the amount
Done at the Common Council Room this 10th day o.
February, A. II. 1862.
Approved February H. 1862.
VIM II. CHAPMAN,
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fAdyertiseinent.l
SOMETHING WORM Know

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. - Mr.
Martin J. We'll has during his present closing,
ont sals sold such large amount Of goods al.
ready, q to make il necessary for him to 90 East
seIt week for the purpose Of purchasing more
goods. Az there are no doubt few persons
Who have not availed themselves yet Of the fine
opportunity for buying goods at a great sacrifice
held out during these closiag-out sales. We would
privately say to them: xr. We'll is in need of q
little moro money before going, must have it,
and will hold out additional inducements to
these who may purchase Of him before going
Est II you want any clothing, hats and caps,
o. gents furnishing goods, call at once at Martin
]. Wells.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

San Francisco, Feb. 4.
The bark Australia arrived With dates from
the Sandwich Islands to the l4,h News unim.
portant.
The steamer Golden Age, from Panama. bring
eighty thousand dollars in treasure from Mama
Milo, Mexico.
The steamer St. Louis arrived at Manzanillc,
from San Francisco, Jan. 2sth, and took one
million four hundred thousand dollars in treas
ure.
The steamer Panama, ria Panama, arrived
here yesterday from Mazatlan, bringing seventy
Eve thousand in treasure.
A courier arrived at Acapulco. previous to the
2sth ultimo, with intelligence Of the defeat Of
the Spanish army, in severe battle at National
Bridge, near Vera Cruz. The battle lasted Eve
hours.
Accounts from Western Mexico generally rep
resent . termination of international dissentioni
and union Of oil parties to resist foreign inva
sion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

Col SruARr's REsIaSATIoN.-The Free Press
says that Hon. Charles E. Stuart, who was sp-
pointed Colonel Of the 18th Regiment Of Michi-
gan volunteers, has resigned. The regiment is
full and about to take the field, and it is not easy
to account for this act at the eleventh hour.
Has the Colonel found that bis courage has oozed
out his finger ends, and that he cannot face the
enemy on the battle. field. or did he take the pc.
sition to make what he could out of it, and hav.
ing accomplished that, will serte no longer or
lastly, 10 it the carrying out of plan Of the Dem
ocratic party Of this State, to organize an opposi
ton to the prosecution Of the war, unless in &C
cordance with the views of the peace party! II
none Of these explain the matter, will some one
enlighten u. Perhaps the redoubtable Colone
is to be the Democratic candidate for Governor
who knows!
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

LANE TO SERVE UNDER HuNrrR-Tho New
York 7ri6une's Washington letter, which, We
presume, states the matter correctly, says that
the understanding that Gen. Hunter was to be
recognized by Gen. Lane as bis superior, was
assented to BY Gen. Lane. who said that he had
all confidence in and respect for Gen. Hunter,
and would gladly serve under him. The Presi
dent gratified Gen. Lane BY appointing the staff
he asked for, and expected he would himself ar.
range with Gen. Hunter to be detailed to the
command Of the expedition to the Gulf
The President win be grati6ed to have Gen.
Lane take command Of the expedition, providing
it can be done consistently with the public inte'
rests and the appreciation Of the Major-Genera
commanding the department.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12
DROBATE NOTICE.-State Of Mich.

igan, county OF Ingham, Sat- a session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of Inghs holden the
Probate OHice in the village Of Mason Monday the
Sd day of Feb uary the thousand eight hun
dred and sixty two; Present, VIM n Piuckney. Judge
Of Probate In the Natter Of the estate Of James Rose
deceased On reading and ding The petition, duly yer
icd Of Sophia Rose widow Of said deceased, praying
that letters Of administration upon said estate may be
granted to said petitioner and William Cook Of Delhi
said county:
Tbereupon it is ordered That Monday. the 81 day
OF March next IL O'Clock the forenoon be assign
law Of said deceased and all other interested
said estate required appear at session If said
Court, then 10 be holden the Probate Office, the
village Of Mason and show cause any there be- why
the prayer Of the petitioner should be granted And
il : further ordered that said petitioner give notice TO
the persons interested in said estate Of the tendency Of
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
Of this order to be published in the Lansing Republican
. newspaper printed and circulating in said county Of
ngham. successive weeks previous to said day Of hear
ing. a true copy.') WN H. PINCKNEY
S55MS Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. The Febru.

airy n"@oer OF this new and popular magazine i.
just received. il has met With marked success
thus Tar, and is discussing the great questions OF
the war With fearlsssnsss, tact, and ability.
" Among the Pines," by Olmstead, increases in
interest, ard gives the reader much new uior-
nation in relation to the South. Il. T. Tucker.
man has fine Frenehy article, entitled "Tin,s
and Tones Of PAris." The "Actress Wife" a
thrilling story 10 concluded. There ID fne re.
vie" Of Stewards published Diplomacy" Ar.
temas Ward. Horace Greedy, Ex Gov. Boutwell,,
A. Oakley Hall, Richard B. Kimball, F. W. Shell
ton, II. P. And Charles G. Leland, are among the
TO this number. Edited BY C. G.
Leland, and published BY ]. r. Gilmore. ITO
fremont st., Boston, at es per year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

kxDELLloN REcoRp.-We have received
Aa II Of this monthly which completes the Sec
- vsasne. The present number contains steel
eQasiass Of Brigadier Gen. Mccall and Brisa-
- 6sn. Burnside, the last Of whom is in CON.
- ef Tie Burnside expedition. There is a
seshsstioa o: the Diary Of Events additional
:. saa Doesosnts. rebel aud loyal, up to two
esesd end eight IN number, and incidents
ns - the war. The Documents Of the
seeeas ss,ane exceed that Of the FIRST by one
l,adtsd psees.
NJ thirteenth monthly part or the first four
een e The third volume, will contain full
eaa' rsport Of the capture Of Hasseras Inlet,
- nap Il The coast Of North Carolina; an
'oess Il the battle Of Carnifax Ferry, with =
pssparsd By Gen. Benham . full account Of
= eaessrs Of Mulligan; the battle Of Bale
sAe boabardneat Of Port Royal, With
hsaaps. &e.
- ses should be without this publication. -
- - eeaplsss history Of the rebellion, and
y relied On - correct. Edi,ed BY Frank
sseA end psbished BY G. P. Pullman, $50.
ssaassy. n. T., h weekly and monthly parts,
seee pss ysar. eas'sSi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12
MATHEWS PRAc11cAL BooK.KEEPINe

MATHEWS PRACTICAL BooK-KEEPING.
I'VE have received from the author copy Of
III practical treatise upon the art Of book-keep-
hs. This work has passed through q large mum.
~ Il editions. and probably half q million Of
espiss are now in use. II has been endorsed BY
dseingaishsd teachers. and men of business,
throughout the country; among those who rec
sansnd il, We mention Joseph McKeen, Su.
p~hssadent Of Schools. City and County of New
Issk; Prof n. Hedges, principal Newark Com
nsFeial School; Dr.. Webster, principal Of the
New York Free Academy, and Dr.. John B. New.
man. president Of the Harrodsburg Female Col
hee. Kentucky.
In our own State, Hon. John Owen, Robert
HeC'slland, b. h. Brown, Hon. Z. Farnsworth,
4. >. Wssh, principal Of the State Normal
School, and several Of the professors, and maay
seAsss rscommend that it should be used As .
sxt book BY students, and BY business men,
IL ah those who would acquains themselves
va Tho necessary part Of business education,
mlnish themselves With this. the best work
szhae
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Il gan, county Of 1ngham, sat- a session Of the
Probate Court for the county of Ingham holden the
Probate Once in the village Of Mason Monday, the
sth day Of February the year thousand eight hun
dred and sixty two Present. VIM II. Pinckney, Judge
Of Probate In the matter Of the estate of Daniel
Morse, deceased On reading and filing the petition
duly verified Of j. n Williams, executor Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased that he be
licensed TO sell the real estate of said deceased:
Thereupon IT is ordered, That Monday, the eth day
Of April next, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the
heirs at law Of said deceased and all other persons
ested in said estate required to appear at session
Of said Court then to be holden at the Probate Office
the village Of Mason, and show cause any there be
why the prayer Of the petitioner should be granted
And 1t is further ordered that said petitioner give notice
the persons interested Of the pendency
IL said petition and the hearing thereof by causing
copy OF this order TO be published in the Lansing Repub
can newspaper printed and circulating in said county
Of Ingham, successive weeks previous to said day
hearing a true copy.)
6w355 WM H. PINCKNEY
T.xA- n-zr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

MARINE LOSSES LAST MoNrH.-The Marine
losses for the month of January show an aSgre-
gate Of 50 vessels. This number includes
steamers, 10 ships, IA carks, Is briggs and 81
schooners. OF this number, 80 were abandoned
at sea, Is Of those abandoned being grain.laden,
having cleared with upward of 10000 bushels
Of wheat and corn. The total vslue Of the prop.
erty los, and missing is Sl.642, 400, exclusive Of
damage to vessels not amounting to total loss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

CncuIr CouRr.-The February term
d the Circuit Court, commenced yesterday at
uason, Judge Lawrence presiding There are
bot few cases on the docket. and the term will
,es last more than three or four days.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12
Special Notices.


AYBEws BOOK EEEriSs-Basiness men unite in say
ing this Is q tn best work osre TO the public" II.
author Is Presiea; @! the Albion Commercial College
an institution which affords superior facilities for obtain
ing good business education lCw rats. TIE boob
costs about % cents, and may b. foun. al the book
stores, cbLaine,. the Hon. Ira Mayl-,s bon
Mich who viii send j, by mai, IosdSe iaid icr exam
nation, On receiving the price in stamps 3S5ni3
CEoUP oR t.ArrEs For tn. ctnsc.oGs disea.e, she
Magnetic Ointment may te relied unfanz en-
edy app et IN season Apply prou.ely - The throat
and cheat, and heat in.
BrKysA- ess-d Of all IL in rery few minutes, and
heal stkoat IL - ,El.d. for buIns
FROZEN LINES keep AWAY on the dr.. :ake the frost
out in sIos or zee ~ater, then thein up O,ot
meat Renew the Ointment a Il bouts; ILey pIl
pain after the frost out, AMI sI be entirely
vel in q ies Gays
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA cured by Or. Irask's Nag
netc Ointment, and even Consumption hs. 10 a aGub Der
VI Gas : h--n cured
ReA al tisrn- Mt in
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TRY this remarks ana interesting remedy 1t
is compofed OF the concentrated Jaccs of TIE ct
pow sna the most soothing IaHfsand koctF nat ie
chsusicail. combined ami Irtulae a wei sessd gss
bottles and charged by Towvffrl battery thus -,
ses.iug IN addition 81 eioT urccS virtue sucg
Magnetic aud Electric pEoFerues profoundly perctfs ~,
eminently auieting sne soothing " relieves u
aud Inflammation a. once, (whsu fseiy sIriied) resa
ing the strained muscles ana nerves, giving neT o an'
vitality by its LIFE giving qualities, 60 raIshIe1 parts Ane
laying pam (Neu'slga irritation Guu removing
obstruet like a charm. nit CO. an Who hay. used II
peak Of truly aou' erfu NJ dc,ne, ana esteem
by far superior 10 an and all oh'g external .rs 10
II sppec in il guisiing reu.y tor tie
Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation oi N. iung, Bowels
Liver. Kidneys, and other ngHnS, Rheumatism, Spls.
Irritation, Ague n the Breast ard - ell times
ach. sgue in the Pace, iImpies and turtons Of ell
kinds, Iies Bruised aud spraned Limits, Burns rozer
parts, Jhibsins, lnGo eat RnG ious ttanfug sores,
Wounds, Ne, &c. u will also restore the Hail The
Bald Head, and prevent the Usu from falling The Mig
ne tc has extensively sed IIun Canal
aud a cure when pied hot, for the scratches
hovses, and Foot All sheep. AT HE rfcFr-iuTs All
for the Ms Ointment fair tia contaeni thstsL
they claim for g. will he found 20 The letter "a N.
gb Dor hood where 10 j. Manufactured IeoIe buJ
BY the quantity and IL KEEP; and used BY slnot
bita a anac-s the pans and aches
every family less afflicted with. We say sc,in
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment!
None genuine unless signed - Bseii. VITA Isn.
smphiets containing fni directions ~ each Iote,
and circulars iet with sg-nts Free So ,T u
and -hilhngs Tor large BOTTLES.
For sale by Newbro * Brother, ana Thay.T Co Ian
sing, api all Other Drugy St. In tire county
~ All orders should be addressed "a vM MUCK A
90 Esrlvle, Madison Go, \. \ .l9
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

Dr.. SHANK RETURNED.-Doctor Shank,
hss Surgeon Of the Eighth, is at home again.
The campaign among the secesh OF South Caro-
lin. does not seem to have afflicted the health
q the doctor. lie ia genial and hearty as
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

Let chieftaius boast Of deeds in var,
And mIbstIeis tune ID cir ss-et guitar,
A nooler theme IN HsART II nils
Inprai-e OF H-rrick' = match!sss riIl>
Their found 10 every land
Amid Ras.a's snov, and Afsic's sand
Their wondruus works, the paperr MI
Produced by Her dicks matches Pills.
Does disease afiict your 30 not doubt
This charming compound vii search il out
AMI health again your system fill
II you hy at once ta HerIick's fili-.
They's safe for all-both old and Young,
Their praises every tongue,
Disease, disarmed-no longer kills,
Since We are blessed With Herrick's Pills.
A1Put up with English, Spa nish German and French
directions. Price 25 cents per box. Sugar Coated.
See advertisement on Sd page.
ly32s Wv CAPRON, Travelling Agent.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

In TowN.-Lieut. ]. H. Baker, Of Co.
c, First Regiment o. s. Sharp Shooters, is At
home, on the recruiting service. He informs rs
that arms are to be furnished to the regiments
Of Col Berdan, BY the goth Of this month. They
ere to be Sharp's improved target rife. He
says the health Of the regiments are good. and
there has been no deaths since that Of Nixon /;
Lieut. Calkins, Of the I'd Regiment, is sick in the
Indiana Hospital Patent Ofhce); all the Lansing
bsyA With the exception Of Lieut.. Calkins, are
veil in both Of the Michigan Companies of Sharp.
Shooters. Lieut.. Whitman will be home the
~ ef the month. Lieut.. Calkins has furlough
d forty days, on account Of in health, which he
yin uss when able to leave.
Lieut. Baker wishes to enlist as many men AZ
b can get for the Sharp-Shoosers. No tests
vil b made here, but such men viii be accepted
. be shall judge ct for that service. He will
b h lansing for the next 80 days.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

New RIrLrs-The 4th Michigan have been
furnished with the Springfield Rife of the late
pattern. A correspondent from that regiment
to the Detroit Tribune says they are behind three
months pay Gen. Richardson's Brigade are all
armed with the Austrian or Mimic rifles.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

laos CLAD Grx Bears The Ser ate has made
an appropriation of &c, Oc0. DOC, for the purpose
Of buldug twenty iron clai gun boats. for service
on the coast