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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
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Money has been in active demand at =
cent and tho market Ia rather stringent causing weak
operators difficulty.
Gold has luciuated between 1904 and i'It
closing ut 1924. The marse, has been moderately ac
tive Tho subscriptions to tho 5 90 bonds to Cay were
sg71 TO- and the dcposts on temporary loan s11si'
The recent excitement and present steadines,
Of Quicksilver Mang stoct Ia nitrihuied 10 The TACT
that by a poogaiafy Arrangement with To A!E'Adcn
Minlng Company Involving the payment Of q, 900 90
tho Quicksilver Mining COMPANY took roAses,"n Of Tie
mincs on tic "a. Of September
Tho Controller u the city OF Chicago. 3. n,
Hnyc. csq., advcftises proposals Nr $4,000 sew
era,c bonds twenty f.o years 20 run with Pcr e"hl
interest pay able semi annually both principal aid In
,ere,t 10 be paid In New York Tie bids vii b. opened
Sept, bcr Is and as TIE .eeary l. desifae.e there VIII
probably DO large Offering.
The following, isa comparative statement OF
tho Import. Of Dry Goods f5r the week endns Sept
and since Jan !,
ro.,sc vel ise,; . isea; t ses 10
Ihf.~n ~ taAits..... I.lis@o slS'' ''1'"'"
rs s,.Ss At a Ii. port. sesn' yg. Sr,s9
Thrown y naGsrf.... 5,tsS.f'i t|'~'~ ~''N'''''
Tho Classification Is as folovki
rsTrsHp sos cossSs Frios:
g.isY' " -. ava N Fl.r......... 10 eir -
90, 80 n, O. - Sl.dslAncs. ~ 81 sos
su.. <7s tglDt -
IT. .....................aS-s el.tD,.sJ
WITHDRAWAL
y,-.I a. Plr. vs!l.. Maa.J a. fir. Ndas.
"|' W 80 AZ. Ol3tl as........ s3 tilstu
c.s,an- . All T. - i..csi.4Iss. ., NsJ
..t. tsa AL
'"A' ~ ~ ......'.............lTf6 StessSs
vo.,f ~ PIN NA..r .srsl a. rtra Vias-
,,,,unN- y "a a.. M tl.1....... lsJ aI ~
Cott,In..... u -st.Ii MIusLABs's. 10 ;bi>
'hA' '';i'..;i '..,.....'........ "a elAG,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

HEADQUARTERS pR0y0sr MARsHAL,
9TH DISTRICT, STATs0y NEW YORK No; 40 Incomes
NEw.iOaK. Sept 2, 1868.
Notice Is hereby given to all pefsos drafted In the W
Congressional District, that the posrd Of Enronlen win com.
their sessions THURSDAY the ID day Of Sepsem.
Der inst. at o'clock precisely, at these headqaarsr
and viii continue TO hear Of Of perssas srv
with notice from day 10 day until further ORDER.
Capt. and Proves. Marshal s;h District, Nsw-York
a Few Moro Men arc Wanted, to ELL to the mag,
~ am number 4 BATTERY Of HEAVY ARTILLERY, nov
organizing In this city to be handed by Capt. SLAP.
FER late first Leoepant 5h n. Atery, and attached
to lie 18Th Regt Heavy Artillery, N. Y. T. Volunteers. Tia
highest bouDiies paid and the usual Ieio to niass n
listed men Coil a, the Office, No. III Chathainst, ecoa1
"'''' A'"' - wy CALVIN SNAPPER, C.ptsin
1HOS. ). BARDER, Lieutenant
SIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. U. 5. ARMY.-Ths re.
ward Of 10 will paid any TOR the sPpresenss
ard delivery Of de.eer ut tho Headquarters OF the Hesea
Prov Ost- srvhsl, a. follows: -
A a P,,yo.t Marcia General No. l6 Leonsrd.st
Prrvo., Nsrshal 1T District. Jamaica Long leland
lid District No 70 OrsId ~, Wiassburzh
bar.La lid Dist'ict 2,9 Washn'onft Droos w.
Provost Marshal Ivtb District No z'l Broadway hswior
proso.tN.r,. Ntn Ds.hct, No 4l3 DTo,u4e., NewYot
Proyo,t Marshal With District No las 9TH ay York
proyos Marshal With District No - sv.. kew-York.
shaI With Distrct NO 1873 broad~ay,N Y.
Proyo. TXth District Broadway and fhs NJ
P.o,o.t. Marshal Xth District, Tafryiown.
EOBEKT AuOEAT Colone Cgtn ". Y. Vols, and
A. A. Provost Ma shnl-Gen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

south Fifth-st. n. 4. Church, WiIiinm.burgh
The Pastor, ,l. Rev. e. d. fOS3 viii hs labos Ia
this Church 10 MORROW 10Th in.tl Preaching al Ut M.
and u .; IN Tho pubic Ms cordially mr,ed aud stranger.
provided With seals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

ilcv. Isnac Wcscott, Psor, viii preach Ia IA. Booni.
ingdao Baptist Church. i2d street brtwron .th and Bth
On SUNDAY, nj 10y N, and A r. Subject ia
tl. Mornings Tho Iill Condemnation snd CT icson Of
Jesus" Subject In the Evening" The state OF the Pous
Dead bswocn Death and the Resurrection"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

irof. MnstsOn, having returned to tho city will resume
the public his church. 4ls 9th 10
MORROW NJ ~ a Ia. sabbath School at "A p m, and
Evening Service. al a p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, la West sab.
street 1lo Pastor, tha Rev PLihk sftikER havus 10
turned the services of o church viii DO resumed by him
81 DAY tc 9th inst. a! ~ tho morning and O'Clock in
III. evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
New.YorL Yornx ,Icn,. Chrlsllnn A..ocin.lon.

Tho Of this -oclsiiun, fib House sd cor nm
81 viii b. rropcnsi MUNDAi. the 9Th inst. Tue pubic
ns.i 10 attend tbs Union ffaytr Meeting hold nom u
to O'Clock daily Young requested % avail them
selves u the Of Free Reading Room and Library aud
10 srnd no Young Mems Prayer Meeting hold cvoy Thus
day evening st . clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

Rev. r. L.. Cnyler viii prrach IN the Lafayette Nv.
Presbyterian thuIch Of brooklyn TOMORROW. ut IA u
N. and u 2. m. seals nway. pLo,dnd ioI stIanrcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

North Dutch Church, corner William end l"tui'. -
b vino service every SABBATH At lOi o,ork a. M and !,
In sh- evening SABBATH SCHOOL aud BbLkt LAHo
at . oclock a. and y. IA. Young People, Ktffh
MEETING a. a Va tho evening, Friday evening, Prayer
Meeting at 4 O'Clock daily Prayer Nee ling from IL "
u e!ocA. All are invited aud seats furnish a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

uriuu ut Church having been closed for repair will D
r.onpneJ Tor Divine Service SABBATH Sept H. at which
tins Tho Rev JAMES D. WILSON the pastor, expectes
to be present and resume his official laborr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

second Advent Church, Botanic Hall, No % Fast
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 MORROW Sunday by Elder.
}. Is. COOK at 10y subject" Matt 2ith ia points ~
scope and application" AZ - subject" Repentance.
seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

iHs ~ INK u 70 saF
!. A man having = wife aud
child or chLdten.
,. A Ran havings sifr only.
}. 4 man having children,
whose wife l. dad.
4 A man having a parent %
parents. or other pear re,.-
iivcs. Tor whom DO EAoi.u'
ally provides. -.
III hshI nnrsAna In lnlil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

Sou,I, Dutch Church, corner Of 5tL-av and 2lsts,.
IT, s,si morning md evening services will be resumed in
iii. Swreh TO'MORROW Sunday, sept. 5. Preaching by
H.. r,..,r R.v .r ROGERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Al Esca pe.-.Nos Quite.

Last niAt. about ten O'Clock, the uoto-
rions bustAhScker, Nichols, uads dar
my atlsmpko escape from the military
ps'.on IA tis city. Daring .he day he
had been ytitel ny has vile ia prison,
who. II 10 Apo ed, furnished hin with
Implements remove the heavy irons that
b,und lnm. BY Gu ting SHIRT his long
hair, aud chae,u ms clothes, he Dig ais
Cd biniseii st,hat the guard dill not rec
ogMss hin. To then called the guard TO
scconPany hit 10 the pfivy. As soon
as out Ut the Sr'sun .s :. broke" The
guard IN duty fred, but did not succeed
IN bringing hlui uswn.
A. J. Leslie, private in Capt Gresn's
company, i2i Reg T. NJ. N Of duty,
asleep IN .ne Immediate vicinity, wss
swakenrd by the report, and sailed forth,
gun in hsud, and sum intercepted him in
has fight. Alter talliag . shalt he
fired. tue shot taking effect in Nichol'a
leg, bringing him to the ground.
AIR. l. ale, who shot hun, is an elderly
gentleman, and deserves credit for hi,
skill in bringing dpwn such . game. -
| Missouri Stale Tines. 1osh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
A Akeach aa GARLIC.

Whilst he engaged Mr.. j. in converse
ton, had good opportunity for study
ing the characteristics Of this ren,n rabe
man. Tall and alusor4 slendcr. con,vary
TO my expectations With a longish head /.
beut forward from Bomcwhxt STOPPING
shoulders. with a magnificent brow over.
hanging blue eysSth6 snggests a Ten
derness which nowssr felse appears in
his manner vi conyers lion, but which one
cin imagine wer, in The ascendant when
t!ls Lille Of Sterling was written; with a
shor, beard and moIstachs giving an i'm
preston oil granite On the lower face with
. light and rudy color. which overspread
the fsus with deep Pushes during con-
vsrsatiSn; with v rice which began aud
gsniI, ross IN moment to q tornado |;
with habit Of bursting out into loud aud
almost ponvuisive laughter, which often
enled II II H. Of coughing. with nervous
movements vi fingers aud shoulders. iadi
eating stongy OF oversiudy; with ter
ribls unerioae 10 ull these-most of all
10 The hfgf,ier--of pin and grief; Car
lyle sec,4 d 10 me ore Of the most fearful
and lascihting Vi all the men have ev-
er seen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
TIE MillaaxY Spirit.

The military spiri, wss very active last
night, reminding to some exiest Of the
euthns'asm and sxcit ment which follow
ed tho scb,l assa ult ON FL. Sumter, when
II seemed as If our whole population in
t~Bded satcring the rank. several VI the
CONF anies being isrncd under the Gov
ernor scal for troops, paraded last night
I'D turn, where you would, your ears
were greeted by the piercing ""ics of the
file or the measured tap of the drum,
while crowds filed the streets, indulginv
In speculation IS TO the probable result
OF Lees lsst raid. and nov AID then send
log up q cheer f1r the recruits as they
passed. Volunteering last evening at the
different recruiting stations was very nc
tive, aud by the close of the week the
number enrolled, il the present spirit con-
tinaes, will exceed two thou and. This,
ia view IL the immense number Of idiers
wfo crowd tie streets seems sniali enough,
but when il il reflected that prev az TO
the present Excitement voiuni eeIiug had
almost ceased here We think it is duing
very we'll. The enlisted men will be
clolbed and equipped at once, and will be
seat into caup this week :. Camp
Hove" IL Are dy being flied for their
reception, and in . day or two will be
ready for oc u9stion.- pittsburg Chron-
icle, lblb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24

A friend Of ours in the country has
put the following pithy and emphatic sen
tsnees On card and nailed il on hi.
front dor. He suggest. that If others
would do the same it would be one of tho
,nost expressive demonstrations of their
loyalty that could be- given:
3he sacrsa Of The South mH be the
triumph Of The ror1 tyranny nhieh the
scorLd eoer sac. The suere1ofhe Moth
vii be the e.taLtishmsAt # a so6igr free.
dom than tie rorid has yt seea."-[E.
W. N,1mas.
NY Aopes ofhhe future tcelfare and
greatness of tAe American republic nere
nerer Dhiyh as in his. to superficial up
ptaronee, me darkest hour u us Aistory."
II John Stuart MAJ.
Uses eiaslen. OF The ohle Legislature
"Ue H.A haze no di.sofsfi,n of The
tH'eH
I've piUhope no Armist,ee
I've eaa .jtSht as long as re,eh and
traitors raa
The 9ar sha2 90 on hHlae is restored:
I've gW neoer despair " tie KrpaL
d."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24

TAe Examisiag Csmssitsss ~ west
RStal.

d -
We hear that The Examining Board ex-
pres general satisfaction with The condi
ton OF the military school At West Point.
The class which was arelieved" on Thurs.
day last contains, it 10 said, some cry
promising graduates. The msnbers bsve
Through till the 18th OF July, at which
time they are required 10 report them
selves to the different posts assigned them
In the service.
The young gentleman who stood first
in the class j,st grsdaased, 10 son of
Quar'er-ma-ter General Meigs the sec
ond 10 Eipcinnsiian. Niche; aud the
third Keniuckian Rhsb.
Tho Board win adjourn finally this
morning. In their report they will REQ.
ommsni 10 Congress to FIJI up the school,
temporarily BY Dppoistments, either made
at large ~ the President, or else made
By Senators and Representatives. The
school can accommodate four hundred
young men; IL has at prcsent two hund-
red aud twenty-five.
They will recommend, also, new sys-
tenn OF admission, substituting eompcl.
ton IN the public schools of each district
for the present method Of arbitrary selsc-
ton. They 6nd in the school at present
9 number OF students appointed for their
superiority in the schools at home aud
they report, also. ihs, 10 Gar from the stu
dents being general y he sons Of wealthy
fsniiirs, la ge probably moe
than half---sre " parents in moderate or
pour circumstances N. Y. Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
LTYE RTfN,K.

f)vov., .s~d Farsrev. in epAtht. ths sas eness..
Ass~r. yev4~ es Lave Nts-sk rsy~~ins. Yeras -
vns~ysd saA snrsAt~A viii every r~nssrs~res -
Noon ~ ~ stse~aHS itseAAve~sHss ess~s
.ss~essaH 1. pstsss &hris vseus v'aw - sI1s~y
vhev~ stH ~ sewNA evevv ~~HverAres .s,.s 4 s,ss
sera vesssr~ ~hsteN y nr~ssS n, - " WI 49, -
pUIA WV ynRv ana RAITsNnrv .1-s.s go
s.yNstsec ~ 80 s.r.,r.osrv ysvt- sviss mo-.
|tsvn1--s.N 81 - ~ As4Ns-S ~.
l. n NrIIg. tsee srtehet ~ ~ ~ 17s1
~. u. uUU1T00s Ossssot - 3ss'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-01

VALLANDIGHAN on HIS BANISHNENT = The
Murfreesboro' correspondent OF the Chicago
Tribune, in detailing Mr.. Nallandigham's forced
interview with the rebels. SAYS:
ain conversation with yoar correspondent
he candidly admitted that tie dealings Of the
Government nth himself rsre necessary and
j4stifGJls. II the Union was to be restored bv
war, he admitted that in that case the GOvern-
ment Would be obliged 20 use all the physical
force of the loyal States, and could tolerate no
opposition. This, however, be declared would
be at the expense OF the free principles Of our
Constitution; whereas. he thought that bv the
adoption OF his plan, not only might his princi.
pies be conserved, bat the Union Of States ulti.
mstely restored
1t would appear from this that Mr.. Vallandig.
dam regards his arrests and Punishment as con
sistenty required by the position of the Gov
eminent in endeavorIng 10 subdue the rebellion
BY force OF arms. whereas the objection to these
measures be thinks can logically come only from
those who approve of Mr.. Yallandigham's peace
pohey- Those who have been in a hurry TO
eensurs the Government on account of this case
may be prohted by learning how the victim him
self regards il.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-01

- A correspondent of the New York Tn
Dune, describing the duels Of the shsrpsbooters
on the Rappshannock, previous to Rockers ad
vance, says:
At one time during the day, in pit near at
hand, heard rebel snap his gun several times A:
ou' It missed FIRE, mach to his disgust. for I
eoaid hear him swear when il failed 10 go off
que Oh our aen, amused at his perple1ity, called
sion csps,"
quick response.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-01
DROBATE ORpER-State of Mich.

Probate Court Tor fhe county ot Lglam holden the
Probate office tlr tl4L. 10 Nl~Ul. Monday. the
frst LAY af june. tlr year ole Thousand eight
hundred and sixty three. Present. Wm h Pncknry
Judge of Probate ll the matter ni The estate uf James
Rosrrrsnre deceased ou reading ana filing the petit
ton duly verified. OF Henry W kosecrance son 0i
sait deceased praying THAI letters oi administrator
upon saii estate NAV hs granted % -ait petitioner.
Ih-reupou 90 ordered. that Monday fhr 6th Sag tf
.Iy next n 0'cDcs tle forenoon. Boz assignee
hearing VI said petition aud that Tie heirs al lE
of sail deceased and a other pegs inter -te l
estate required to appear 10 session o sfi Court.
then 20 hr holden the Probate Office tAe village
Mason ana show cause. any hcre De. why tl- prayer
0f the petitioner should nor he granted. Ana iur
Their ordered THAT -iil petitioner give notice e. The peg
s1ls interrste SAID estate . tue prul-rrv of sail
petition. and Tue hearing thereof. by causing copy Of
this order 90 DE published i the Lansing r. puonc "a "a
newspaper printed AMI orclalg said county OF Ing
ham Successive week. pT,yiol. sand LAY Of b
inE a true copr.l WA II. PlNCkNEY.
424N3 Judge VI proha -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-01

- -aa-Iile Circuit Curt ilI tle comfy Of lslaa-
In C1al1erv -Iavit BlEwCk. coul al-a-t, rs- David
" s.naal a.-.larl f-irf Charles r H3we an William
Il HAz- Defendants Il pursuance ~ . -ecretA order
lf the Circuit Court ior le county o llElan DOB Gran
r.rr made Do The above cause. nl. De- sot under tLe
direction u che subscriber. 90 pablo au~tnl 90 tLt
ir.ni l4r of tle American Hotel l tbs c.iy o. LEASING
on thursday the second day oi Jy next. az one O'Clock
IN tte afternoon the following described property or e.
much thereof may ht -l lt = satisfy tAs ecrte
interest aL1 C.st- GAS case. VIZ known ala --Stl
Eu-hal A. plt of lie north i-ii % the nrltl east
quarter of zeeti.l nlrer ll-t l i'Fl lu-r NORTH or
-.rr- tgo IS e. HUllisl lows besil-E 10 ---H'
staining four CHAINS AID -Ats lFe I-A- -'rtA % the
--rte- Ur Nnrtl AMI Tuner streets l liz recorded map
of tlc toHa oi MlcAs1. NOV l-al-ln-J ami running
t--Lce north three ,4l-- aid iNlL. seven and a hA
haas " fl- road thence north .AItt -e
rrs e-t along the ret Go she North Line 90 section
u.ne al point .U4r llls al. ninety three lAAs cast
ron. the north ir.r l-t ol .-e SEQ in, thence sasi
llr - aliy ltr cnalS AID my nine ana
half fss thence south sXteeu chains AID nits illA-
tl.al. wet -srl-rti chains and ninety -ilA- O. tle
place " be- ginning c1lta lllE tlirt! iN-r ana thrt!
thret. one hullr-l-l, of land ia tlr county -
lugham and STATE oi Michigan The above premises Will
Doe sold s-hirgt O.. WIDOW risAt u dover therein.
Dated. May -OtA. 1865
H1RAIlO PRATT
Circuit Cllrt Commi--. .uer .9r lnslam Co Mel
Gao. J. rAll~ls-. solicitor -lr Comp
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-01
. EWEENAW BAY STATE ROAD.

IN Notice Is hereby given. that contracts for the
construction Of So mech ot the above named road IS
lies within The county of Marquette. beng about TWEEN
weight les. VII De ei by the subscriber az his res
i1euce IL Marquette on the thirteenth day o. July next
Specifications NJ tte v0rS O. be done l1t all matters
connected tlereU tl VIII Dee open for the inspection o
al persons desiring O. bid fl7 the construction Of the
whole any section u sil roai and after the srss
day Of July next A bids o. De sealed All placed In
the hands - the Commissioner before twelve fl1l
clock " af the day 81 letting. PAYMENTS for tie
worS - BE made BY the state in swamp Izu5s
Dated Al Marquette, Mich this 9th day o June A D
49, n L. HEWITT
4-9"* CCnnaSSioner
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-01
DROBATE ORDER State Of NIicbi.

gan. county ~ lnEhlm SIS AT session To-, the Pro
bate Court for tie county q. Ingam holden AZ fh- Pro
bate once % the village E Ma-lu. Monday tls 18TH
Gay U June. ID Size Elr thousand eight hun ired
an1 sixty three Present.. Wm Il Pincsney judge q
Probate II tie matter I'd. The estate II r1ah wilcox
aecese-- ul reading fiur the petition duly vari-
bed q Lacy + Nc'x- sI-uisfrator r SAID leceas.
Cd praying t1r license ~ sell the real estate ~ which
sail deceased died seized
Ihereupon u Is ur-eret. that Monday the 81 day 0f
August next II u clock the forenoon be assigned
Tor the hearing q SAID petition and that sh- heirs
OF SAL deceased and al other persons interested said
estate are required o. appear ~ sli- Court
then % b. holden az the Probate once - th5 VILLAGE Of
Nsou. AMI show cause q any tl-re re- Whv the prayer
oi The pa-e1er should -0t bee granted A1l o Is fur
ilrr ur1erec That si petitioner notice % the Per-
sons interested l- sali estate ~ rl- p-n1e-rv of szi1
petition an TIE hearing thereof tv causing coy ~
this order @ 1e published 81 Lansing Reuunli-1-
uersparrr printed a-- circulating u =zif -r-g ~ T--
ham success previous saii iar ~ Laari--
a truc copy VIZ = PINCHNFT
i-5wr f--z- u Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-01
sale of State Lands.
STATE LAND OFFICE. ;
Ld1siHlJ. jun 18Th lsf3 Z

Lansing June 18th, 1868 !
NOTICE is hereby given, that certain
~ state swamp Lands, embracing Ave hundred and
nifty thousand acres less situated 10 the towns
and ranges mentioned below, viii be offered for sale 10
public auction this Office THURSDAY the Both iav
Of July next, al 10 O'Clock A N al the minimum price
O., shiIngs per acre, and the terms established
by law.
Included IN this list found Of the b,st and
most valuable farming and pine lands ever Offered hv
the state, situated the counties Of Clinton ,raiot
Isabella. MusSegon, Newaygc Oceana, Mason Mauistee
Lake. Grand Traverse, Ie-,anaw Antrim Emmet and
Cheooygan aud others together with townships IN
presq-e Isle and Apsua COUNTIES not heretofore ore.
supposed 10 DO valuable account OF their pine and
location.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-01
THE sEooSD LOUISIANA.
KAY 25rH, ls52.

NAl JAZZ 49,
Dark a. the clouds u even
Banked the western heaven,
waiting the breath tia; lifts
All The lread mass. ard drifts
Tempest aud falling brand
Over ruined Iand,-
81 sin and Orceriy.
Arm % arm knee 10 knee,
Waiting the great event.
Stands the black regiment.
Dowu tha long ll-zy line
Teeth CLEAN and cyebails shine,
And The bright blyOnet,
Brlstllns and lrmiy set,
Flashed wifh a purpose grand
Loug re tle tle -1arp COMMAND
o. tie l-rc- rolling drum
Told tb--n their t-m- had cularr
Told them wLat work Wa sent
For tle black r-..melt-
t Now the Tag s-rgca1t cried.
Ihmgh death and bell betidci
Irtfha whole nation se0
n W. aye 90 tl be-
Pee .l THIS aud or bound
D1N1 i.kr the whining hound
Blni Wlih re1 stripes " pain
Tn oar cd chains again
Oh what's shout there went
IRON tle black regiment
Charge Trump and drum awsae,
Onward 10 lellEsn 1rDAe-
Biy1net ani sabre stroke
Nanly opposed their rush
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