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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

GovERNxEsT Work. The Worcester Spy
counts up about one thousand mechanics in that
city, engaged directly upon Government work
gun carriages, firearms, rife-barrels machinery
for gun-boats, etc.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS Ia, ass families
OF volunteers have received aid from the State,
and should the same rate be allowed this year a.
last, il will cost 1000 600.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

IN. SrxfKR At CApiz From DISPATCHES
received By our Government from Mr.. Adam.
our English Minister, it seems that the rebe !
steamer Sumter. after burning three veseeIs
AaA arrived at Caai1.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

Coal On.-The frs, shipment of coal oil from
New York to Italy was recently made, and a
vessel Is now taking aboard an entire cargo for
Europe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

PRIcE II ARKASsAs-Price is said to have
evacussed Springfield, and retired 70 Camp
Walker, Arkansas.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

ROMAN CATHOLICS IN CAxApA.-l. 200 sss of
the population of Canada are Catholics, or 1921
per cent. of the whole population.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

New York, Jan. IS.
The President has nominated, for Assistant
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

When the Atlantic left Port ROYAL, military
affairs were III tata quo -ro Gur~aru uIvsr-
mvrt had taken place.
The British gunboat Racer arrived here this
morning from Bermuda, states that the Rnaldo
arrived there on the lIth, and sailed for St.
Thomas with Mason and Sldel on board
The steamer Atlantic, from Port Royal. on the
afternoon of the 2oth has 500 bales of ungin-
ned, and IS bales Of sirned cotton on board,
and large number of passengers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

The above statistics are furnished Us from
West Point Cadet, and are taken from Military
Register belonging 20 one Of the Cadets.
We should be glad 10 hear further from our
correspondent, and to publish the information
be purposes to give.-Eps.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

by the act making appropriations for the
naval service for the year ending Thrift.
eth OF June, eighteen hundred and
sxty-three, aud for other purposes.
For pay of commission, warrant. and nsttv
officers and seameu, including the engi.
neer corps of the navy
For the repair and equipment of vessels of
the navy "
For fuel for the navy, to be purchased in
the mode prescribed by law, for other
materials, and for transportation thereof
FOR the purchase of hemp and other mate
rails for the navy
FOR ordnance and ordnance 1t res, uclud.
ing incidental expenses
FOR provisions for commission, warrant
and petty officers and seameD, including
engineers and marines attached to yes,
sells for sea service
FOR surgeons necessaries and Rppli-
ances for the sick and hurt of the navy.
including the engineer and marine cOrDs
For contingent expenses that NAV
accrue for the following pur.
poses, viz:
ffeignt and transportation printing and
stationery advertising in newspapers
books, maps, models, drawings Dur.
chase aud repair Of fire-enpiIss: far
machinery OF every description, AMI the
patent rigot " use the same repair of
ana attending to steum-engines in navy
yards; purchase and maintenance al
horseS aud oxen, and driving teams,
cart', timber wheels, and the purchase
ADD repair of wurk mani. tool. ro..--
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

ny the act to provide for the ouiet;no oS
certain land titles in the Iste di,pSted
territory in the State of Maine. and far
other purposes. "
10 pay ior three thousand three hundred
and hfty-three acres of land, including
the timber previously taken therefrom
~ the half township 10 the State of
Maine, granted by the State of Mssss.
chasetts to the late General Eaton, and
called the Eaton Grant" to which
the title was lost by the operation of the
Iour'h article of the treaty Of ninth An
gust eighteen hundred and forty.two.
70 settle and define the boundary be.
tween the United States and tbs no.-
session. Of her Britannia Majesty in
North America
opay for three thousand three bunarsd
and eishty-fvs acres of land. includins
tne lumber previously taken therefrom,
IN the western half of Plymouth
Township" so called, 10 the State of
Maine, to which the title was lost BY
tiie operation Of the fourth article Of
the aforesaid treaty
10 pay for sixteen hundred and ninety.
two acres of land, including the timber
previously taken therefrou, in the east-
ern half of Plymouth township" 90
called, in the State of Maine, h which
inc title was lost by the operation of
m the fourth article Of the aforesaid treaty
10 pay, at the rate Of one dollar per acre,
Tor timber taken from lands owned by
said parties, respectively, and located
IN the Eaton grant and Plymouth town
ship, 90 called, in the State of Maine,
and within the district recognised as
The disputed territory" and which
timber was taken of aud lost the
pIropristors in consequence 81 -. di-
plomatic arrangement eutereG -, bs-
tween the United States ALI ,,v.st
Britain in eighteen hundred and thirty.
two, BY which both parties agreed to
abstain from the exercise Of Jurisdiction
in said territory
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

BY the act relating to trust fund, of mar.
raj Indian tribes invested BY the Gov.
ernment 10 certain State bonds abstr,ct.
cd from the custody of the late Secre.
tary Of the Interior.
For the payment of interest on bo,d.
purchased for the benefit Of the Dali.
ware Indians to the first July, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two
For the payment Of interest on bopds mr.
chased for the benefit of the Iowa In
dians to the first July, eighteen HUNDRED
dred and sixty.two
For the payment Of interest on bopds pur.
chased for the benefit of the copfrde.
rated bands Of Kaskaskias, PEORIA P;.
anlssnaws, and Weas, to the first July,
eighteen hundred and siIty-two ,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

81 ianiic and Pacific states by electric
w telegraph" for the period embraced BE-.
wren November one. eighteen hundred
III and sixfy-one and June 20, eighteen
W hundred and sixty.two :
10 supply deficiency In the appropriation
iof Incidental and contingent expenses,
including wastage at the mint Of the
United States at Philadelphia {.
FOR additional expenses in transportation
bullion and coin between the assay
MI once And the mint, for the yenr eighteen
hundred and sixty one
For compensation If Assistant Secretary
o. toe Interior, pes act of fourtsr MI
March, eighteen hundred and sirty.two.
from fourteenth Of March 10 th,rtistb
v ofJune, eighteen hundred and siIty.tvo
FOR compensation Of the Assistant Secrs-
nry OF the Interior during The 6scnl
year ending thirtieth june, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three
rpr compensation Of four additional draw
keepers for the two draws at the Poto.
mac bridge, from the dates of their
several appointments II the thirtietb
June. eighteen hundred and sixiy.two
0 10 supply a deficiency 10 the aovropria.
non Tor the contingent fund OF the Sc
nste LOT fnrniture, fitting Of rooms, gas
ntnnes, repairing painting, painting
;me'ena's' and other miscellsneous
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

q seisI s,,.... a. h...,
II h. - S,"ssS 0eAPe"oeo % nrects
o Yor .ssa.,',. :.
II ue;ssd as.s.. ~ ne rrecloses o. =
triLcs wv s'''''""''o' 70 Aaois
Far - v...-., $500, y d. !,
/, I.S;.. sa; 'nc'centh expensrs o. u
- T..,;.a,o ~ vIsson and washing
fr.n.ac.sS lcoluolng insurance sn
sspts' fwh.ss !" .n's.y 1000 spd Pr
ihersfos i. ~. ~ ~ speS,ai pro,lsio
snd trs..,,,s. y tteenes, aud ono
II tscasnt cs sxpenees OF tho supsfiu
ror dsSrs.;as ' ~ sesenm
and .ub,istscSs Pe TsS q Ne renovn
"a w ..h;~o.t o. ind'ens N Ofego'
10 snv tr-sss NJ. iiVs.,'oIy, net pafee'
cmpIovSs w ."o "' P'y" necessar,
/ 10 carry into effect the treaty Of Feb
l.. Tsy eishtesn, eighteen hundrsd and
4 yone, with Arspahoos and Chey
| e; nnc incisns Of tho Upper Arkanss.
river, VIE; H'0s. .E.
rnr surveying the exterior Of the rsssr.
| ". suon ana dividing the same between
| ne .wo Tribes. estimated 10 be three
nSs and my miles, 1t IN expense
VI y. ~ aoliars Per milo for surveying :
hor : nc my o. hiteen instslments Of an.
noly q tnirty thousand dollars, to be
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by the act for the establishment of Ger.
tain national arsenals. W.
FOR the establishment Of a national arsenal
at Columbus, in the State of Ohio. for
the deposit and repair Of arms and
other munitions of war
For the establishment of national arsens,
at Indianapolis. in the State of Indiana
TOT the deposit and repair of arms ana
other munitions of war
For the establishment of national ar.en,l
on Rock Island, in the State of Illinois.
for the deposit and repair of arms md
other munitions of war
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

therefor, per hfth article treaty six.
teenth Joly. eighteen hundred and any
For laird Of twenty instalments for psy OF
aphysician, per Afth article treaty six
teenth July, eighteen hundred and iiffy.
q 6ven l-,1rS' .stf-nr6l % r-.or'fs
For thSd Of twenty isstalments for keep
ING In repair the buildings required for
the vsrious employees. and farnishisg ne
n oessary furniture thsroior, per fifth sr-
! ticls treaty sixteenth July, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fve -
For third Of twenty inAtalments for the
pay Of the head chiefs or the F1athead,
K0otensy, and Upper Pend d'Oreilles
tribes, per fifth article treaty sixteenth
July, eighteen hundred and hfty-hve :
ConfederAted tribes and bands OF Indians
10 Middle Oregon. For third of Eve in
staiments Of eight thousand dollars for
beneficial objects, at the discretion OF
the President, per second article treaty
tweuty-fifth june, eighteen hundred and
fifty.five :
For third Of fifteen instruments for pay
and subsistence of one farmer, one
blacksmith, and ono wagon and plough
maker, per fourth article treaty. twenty.
fifth June, eighteen hundred and 6fty.
FIVE s..- gI-. r..
For third Of twenty instruments for nav
and subsistence of one phvsioiau. ana
sawyer. one miller. one sunariptanasnt
Of farming operations. and ooe scbool
teacher, per fourth article treaty twenty
hfth June. eighteen hundred and flffy-
FIVE
For third of twenty instruments for nav.
ment OF salary to the head chief of mia
confederated bands, DER fourth article
treaty twsnty-fifth June, eighteen hun.
drod and fiity.five an' !.
Molel Indiana .EFor tb;y6 os ian ,n...I.
ments Tor keeping In repair sav and
Touring mile, and Tor the psv Of mecca.
sary eniployes, the benefits Of vhicb h
bo shared alike BY all the confede GRATED
bands, Der second article tre.ty t,v.nty-
first December, eighteen hundred and
fify-fve r.r..t. ..
For third of five instruments lin addition
to the instruments specified in the trea.
ty Of twenty.ninth November, eighteen
quas aud Calapooiss Of IJmpous vs1lsv
for furnishing iron and steel and ot6er
materials for the smith and tin shops
provided for 10 said tire aty, and for ia
pay Of the necessary mechanics, DER
second article treaty twenty.fir,t De.
oember, eighteen hundred and fifty.five
rot miro OF ten instalments for the pay Of
ny hp;,d;' aug Joner, 10 aid IN erect
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| For permanent annuity In specie, pc
\ fourth article treaty seventeenth SEP
1 tep,ber, eighteen hundred and sishtee
= For blacksmith and Assi.tsnt. chop On
! tools, and irun and stsel, during IN
pleasure Of the Precedent, per four
\ article treaty twenty eighth February
eighteen hundred and thirty-o l9a
FLOR miller, during the plessurs Of ID
President, per fourth article trest
tweoty-eiebth February, eighteen her
bred and thirty-ene Wa - tai. .
Ssnecas Of New Ymk.--For permauen
annuity in lieu OF interest On stock. pc
act Of ninetsenth February, rishtee
hundred and thirty-vne .-.-.,-.l.It nd.
For interest in lieu Of Investment on o.
: twenty-five thouissnd dolIars, at Eve Pc
centum, per act Of twenty seventh June
eighteen hundred and FORTY six
For interest at Ave per sentum on forty
three thousand and fifty dollars. tran,
ferred from Ontario Bank 10 the Unite'
states Treasury, per act OF twenty &c
venth June, eighteen hundred and fol
ty-six "h
Seneca, and Shawnees.-For permsnen
annuity In specie, per fourth articl
treaty seventeenth 8 ptember, eighteen
hundred and eighteen .'.J. u.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop an
tools. aud lion and steel tor shop, dur
ing the pleasure Of the President, pc
fourth article treaty twentieth July
eighteen hundred and thirty-ons
Shawnees.--Fc permanent annuity fo
81, educational purposes, per fourth articl
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10000 90 BY the act making appropriation. for the
payment Of the bounty authorized by
tne sixth section of an act entitled " An
set TO authorize the employmebt III
volunteers to aid in enforcing the laws
and protecting public property an.
proved July twenty. second, eighteen
hundred and sixty-ons, and for other
purposes. ~ '''''
10000 90 For payment of the bounty to widow,.
children, fathers, mothers, brotbers'
....r ana sisters Of such volunteers a. NAV
... have died or been killed, or may die or
be killed in service, authorized by tbs
1910 sixth section of an act entitled " Az
5000 90 act to authorize the employment of
volunteers t. aid in enforcing the laws
and protecting public property" an.
proved July twenty second. eighteen
hundred and sxty-one
For compensation Of twenty additional
5000 20 clerks, hereby authorized to be employ.
ed in the ONCE Of the Commissioner Of
Pensions, viz: W
For fifteen clerks Of the first class
For hve clerks of the second class
For the expenses of the committee on die.
loyal employees of the Government. a,,.
$1,000 % pointed by resolution of the House Of
Representative July eight, eighteen
hundred and sixty-one
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ing in repair sawand Touring mills an,
for furnishing the ssary tools ant
fixtures therefor, per fifth article trea
ty eleventh June, eighteen hundred ant
ffty-ive-
For third of twenty instruments for keep
ing in repair the hospital and provid
"'ooo W ing the necessary medicines and iurni
ture therefor, per fifth article treat,
Do eleventh June, eighteen hundred ant
t. For third Of twenty instruments for pay
ooo m Of physician, per fifth article treat,
7poo w eleventh june eighteen hundred and
ffty-fve
For third of twenty instalments for keep
ing In repair the buildings for the various
employees, and for providing the neces
sary furniture therefor, per fifth article
treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred
1000 and ffty-fve
iS''VV 10 For third of twenty instruments for the
salary OF such person as the tribe may
select 10 be their head chief per fifth
article treaty eleventh June, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fve
oo m Flatheads and other confsderated tribes
''ooV w For third instalment one hundred
and twenty thousand dollars for beuef.
cal objects, at the discretion of tie Pre-.
sidsnt, per fourth article treaty six
teenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty
five =
For third of twenty instruments for the
support Of an agricultural and industrial
school, keeping in repair the buildings,
and providing suitable furniture, books,
and stationery, per NTH article treaty
|"oo W sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and
ffty-6ve
For third of twenty instaments for pro-
vdiog suitable instructors therefor, per
fifth article treaty sixteenth July, egh-
teen hundred and ffty-6ve
~ For third of twenty instaments for keep
Ro0o 10 ing ia repair blacksmith's, tin and gun
smiths, carpenters, and wagon aud
plough makers shops, and providing ne.
cessary tools therefor, per fifth article
treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred
and ffty-fve =
,.o,. m For third of twenty instalmeuts for the
'ooV w employment Of two farmers, two mil
lers, one blacksmith one timer, 0ns
gu9smith one carpenter, and one wagon
aud plough msker, per fifth article trea
sixteenth July eghtsen hundred and
ffty-fve
'oV w For third OF tweaty instalments for keep
ing IN repair saw aud Touring mills and
for furnishing the Necessary tools aud
fixtures therefor per fifth article trsa.
y sixteenth July, gateen hundred and
ffy.fve
'o'o w For third Of twenty instaiments for keen
reg IN repair the hospital and providing
thr necessary medicines and FURNITURE
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

1hnCtOn lrlD6 Oi DiOux.-rOT lOurLn Ol
ten instruments 10 be paid to them or
expended for their benefit, commenc.
ing with the year in which they shalI
remove TO and settle and reside upon
their reservation, per fourth article trea-
ty nineteenth April, eighteen hundred
and ffty.eight
CalapOoiss, MOlalla, and Clacksmas In
dams Of Willamette Valley.-F0r third
of five instruments Of annuity for bene-
fetal objects, per second article treaty
twenty.second january, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-five
Poncss.-FOr fourth Of FIVE instalmentu
to be paid to them or expended for their
benefit, commencing with the year in
which they shall remove to and settle
upon the tract reserved for their future
homes, per second article treaty twelfth
March, eighteen hundred aud fifty
eight
For fourth of ten instalmeuts for the esta.
blishment and maintenance IT one or
more manual labor schools, under the
direction Of the President, per second
article treaty twelfth March, eighteen
hundred and fiity-eight
The nlsasnrs of ths PrsSidsn, " 10 b ha .
Dsnded in furnishing sa,d Indis,. !. ~
snch aid nnd a,s,.,ancs m aar;., ~"
mecbanicnl pursuits includiastS.,
ing of the mill provided for in the Ills
part Of this article, as the Serretn,y g.,
the Interior may consider adv," ge,"
and necessary for them, per y, ruud mr.
hundred and 6stv'a;nht '"' s''s'n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-24

CoRREcTIoS.-The agent for the Associated
Press makes the following statement explanatory
Of matter which has created some discussion:
WAsHISGTOS, Feb. 23-The following para
graph, was, as heretofore stated, added to the
official report Of the first days proceedings OF the
late Railroad Convention:
Secretary Stanton paid a high compliment to
the young ard gallant friend al his side, Major
General Mcclellan, IN whom he had the utmost
confidence, and the result Of whose military
schemes, genius, and well-matured plans were
now exhibited to rejoicing country.n
The officers of the convention having been ap-
piled to in various quarters TO say whether thi 5
language was used by Secretary Stanton, feel
bound to state that such was not the case and
these words above quoted were aided after the
report bad been furnished TO The agent of the As
ISOLATED Press. This Is signed by Erastus Corn
ing, president, and Thos. RimIer, Jr, secretary
As the article IN question occasions much com
ment, especially among those unacquainted with
the few and plain facts in the case, the agent OF
the Associated Press repeats former assertion,
that the paragraph was by himself added to the
onacial notice of the proceedings. II was based
on a statement from recollection Of what was
said on that occasion, without pretending to YER
bal accuracy; and further, that tie Information
was not offered, but furnished on application II
now appears, from the only authentic denial OBJ
tainable, namely: CT The President and one Of th,
Secretaries-th-I the impression made on tn,
mind Of the informant, was erroneous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-24

IL The last ak months have witnessed great
Increase in the naval force In the Gulf From two
small steamer: purchased, fitted up in haste, for
the service, and sent on to the blockade Of the
Mississippi, the squadron has increased in two
steam and two sailing frigate, two steam ard four
sailing sloops- ofwar, fifteen steam gunboats, five
ships, and six schOOners, besides several captured
steamers, which have fitted up as gunboats, max
ing total of thiTtY-fve vessels. mounting three
hundred and seventy-Hve guns, and manned by
g We thousand five hundred Seamen. These vessels
are at present blockading fourteen ports-four on
the coast Of Florida, one In Alabama, two Mis-
sissippi, six in Louisiana, and three In Texas
besides cruising along the coast between Key
West and Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-24

SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLs.-Tbis n
- ono Of the THREE GREAT REMEDIES
which have made DR.. SCH ENCK more successful
in the treatment of several very dangerous and
fatal diseases that any other medical practitioner
In the United States. The Mandrake Pills are
offered as
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
DR.. SCHENCK AYERS that his Mandrake Plhs
will eff sot every object for which the preparations
Of mercury can possibly be useful; and he declares
most sOlen My and console ntiousIy that the se
Pills may be used with perfect safety In all cases
where alternatives or purgatives are required.
Ii is not much wonder when we reflect that the
liver ls the largest organ In the human Organize
ton, that 1t becomes so frequently disea. ed. The
yellow and salow skin, the coated tongue
IN the morning and the dull pain In the limbs tell
at once that this great depuratinE organ is doing
take one OF these Pills 81 will not only be re-
lIeved of disease, but likewise its disagreeabls at
teadants. such as hesdaohs, sour stomach, positive
bowels. piles. and the dull, heavy feelings over the
whole frame, which oftentimes make life burden
some, and render the patient wholly unfit for en-
ioImeRt or business of any kind.
DIR. J. II. sCHENCR Will be At his agents (S B.
Welte's), CORNER Louisiana avenue and It'll street,
on w ednesday, February 26th. and March 18th, to
see PATIENTS complaining with Coughs, Colds, LIy-
or Complaint, Dyspepsia, any dieease leading to
Consumption He gives advice without charge,
IN ess they want thorough examination with his
Resprometer. then his fee is Oh rec dollars.
Price OF Pulmonlc Syrup 81 Per bottle or IS per
half dozsn.
PnSe Of seaweed Tonic 81 per bottle or ss per
haf dozen.
Price Of Mandrake Pills Is cents per box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-24

The Terms To BE GRANTED Everybody Ia
inquiring, on what terms will the military opera
lions against the instruction be terminated
We believe we can answer this question, as
tcllows-viz: A hearty return to their allegiance
On the part CT all the people Of the States in arms
against the Union, except the leaders and most
active supporters Of the rebellion, and especially
those Of them who have been In the civil, mill.
tary or naval service of the United States-the
chief traitors and consPlrators who have worked
the mischief w. the South
The loyslists everywhere will never be content
unless they Danish themselves or are duly pun
ished in their persons, II caught.