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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
MlLl1AkY HosgIrAL ON Le1Meros AyKsuE.-


Yese day afternoon the anniversary OF the SoldeIs Hos
pa Lexington held In the lsrse room OF the
so6ee Thee but few persons present. except the
paos and those appointed take care Of them ApproPh
ale addresses Biade by tie Rev. J. r. Newman and
saers nst suns ~ the Hutchinson Family Dur
fE year 2e+ sck sad wounded soldiers received
walls Of bis iution Of tnis numbsr 205 remain
thss 81 hsvs died the others have either been dis
charged bah cured 70 theiI regiments. fon. the
Of m uad the bret OF August this io ps
supported mainly by voluntary combinations, and IL
be conceded ths under th cement Of the humane
aud patriotic diss who conducted deal Of soferne
prevented, AID many sick AID wounded soldiers
cared bat cloud it, and other baud. have taken
sAs helm 1t under tbs Of Surgeon Alexander
Lots assisted by DIS kObs Flint Smith and Agnew. Tho
hadsoo Of $1,000 haa been savSe re toe Of
rstonns the men, Is used fund to fuish decscio
those IN relish ordinary fre. Eveyiilg
about the Hospital indcAses tho Utmost tdineu and TesHd
fsI sanitsIy law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
Sing sing trHis, $50 p. =. y.
Tan vtou n 4; 10 %. m Az >. n

T,s et nav ne pEsnrei say Of the ocss wssteetts
Express In aud BtoeIJa. soe baggage shhcked
the all points he road AID 10 sssstssa 5pnsA
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE Ol
~ TEAMlNUS-Pasenser d. pot, Jsmessip and foot 81
sathst. z R-"nter arrangements cozimsneins Friday.
Oct "a 1902 Leave New YORK o for Oreenport
Harbor Orient and Hanptous; st Ia NJ and m for
bs ki sg m. tor syosset; ~ for Hemp
stead. Sundays the train Hunters Point f34tb
F.ry) at Ysphapk aud inermediss stations
excursion rates; returning leaves Yaphank 336 IA
On Friday and Saturday night tbs Ys hank trsiu WI
through To Greenpot returning Saturday and Monday
morning AZ AIS M. arriving IN New York at 81 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

In bah Cow,e,, Jyam sagra-Mi" L. staploOn. MI" C
Ferre, p. O. Guess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

HNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
n ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLlNG
AT CORK HAhBOR..
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL, CALL
PERSIA Judsin...ieaves New York "wednesday. May 8
EIIROPA Noodle eayes Boston. Wednesday, May 10
ASIAN Cook lcsyus.N Y. Wednesday, May 10
TSS M Cree 49, leaves Boston. :. Wednesday May "a
CHINA Anderson leaves New ork. Wednesday, June
1914 Siam caves Boston. Wednesday, June 10
nspals Iat, ~ leaves New.York Wednesday, June II
sEpich sSons leave. Bostop,.... "Wednesday. June "a
SCOTIA judlins leaves Nsw.Yort. "Wednesday, July
ykoa NKw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin Pss'sge 90 ~
IRON boston LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. .....'..'.''''''''"piH@
secsnd Cabin Passage. ....;..;;.;..;',s;.. % %
nsv.s ia gold OF equivalent Ia United States currency
b.rtbs not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board
Ths owaer, of these ships will DO accountable fer Spc
eio or yanab unless Bs Of Lsding having the value
pressed are aligned therefor. .i.
For FIeight or Passage apply TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

SUPREME COURT-GRsYRiL TERs-MlY s. Befor
Justices suTKkRLASD, BARNARD, AID CLsRKk
NOTICE TO LAW sTUDESrs-AsPoISTsEsT on III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
TEW-YORK Il NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING APRIL A.. 1868.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRk.

Passenger Station In NswYork corner 2Itht and
Entrance 27tlrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

BULLS HEAD.--Ihe cattle market ior INC "eeA
closed yesterday n .toIty-foDrth strss'-"0 ''is
s., a. . of hs droyers calculated it would when they
As on, and back onethd Of the ibuOcts Intended for
Chi, weeks market 1t bold game. bu. il did not win
o. viii be the report Of tie market for they were W.
able to advance price, except fe" Of the hst sales
On Monday ueTnins The earliest bayen skinned lit
Gle The latest turned the kinnins upon tie
ssnaeIs aud Of ,bem will 60 home with very sore
spot Ia the pocket Operations rise upon pTesen. hates
Of cattle s.e a. dAngeTouI a gold speeGls.ioDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

S,TEAAlSHIP GREAT EASTERN. %
- WALTER PAToS, Commander,
The Steamship GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool
on her frat trip during the present month or early in May
AID will continue regularly during the season Esry
notice will be given Of dates of departure. l.r -
RATES OF PASSAGE; ..t.t
FIRST CABIN fon.. to 4 l35
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND BACK, IN THE
r T FIRST AND SECOND CABINS ONLY, A FARE
AND HALF.
Al fares payable In god s equivalent in u C1reney
4 tor passage apply to CHAS. A WHIrNEf
'-- WV '' tthe Office, No. f6 Broadway. \
'VpA ROWLAND AsPINwALL, Agents,
LA afr.I ,.-'','' - No. 81 Souttst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

nISSOLUTION.-The Firm ofREXFORD *
~ VAN RIPER is this day DISSOLVED ~ mutual con-
.eut. n. {. REHfOND,
Esw.York Hsy l. 1861 p. n. VAN RiPER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

BoARp OF PoRT WAKDESs.-At the annual cleo
ton of the Board WAIdens of the Port Of he~iork
held on Tuesday, May s. 1863 tho following officers were
.nanous.y elected eDsu;ss years Charles H. Bran
bail esq PIsdent Malin thatcher. Vice-Ple.ideEt AID
TreAsuIer All J. Ans usriatn. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
'Goparinership ilotitcs.

COPARTNERSHIP.- JAMES NJ. HARTS-
" HORNE retres this day from our hrD, sud JAMES H.
BENEDICT 4, admitted Is partner thelsa.
Msy ], 1869. LOCKWOOD Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

RETURN % HAwKISss ZoUAvEs.-Ihs Ninth
D. \. Volunteers tHawkns's Zeusye') arrived on holdsy
nsh and received Tuetdsy forenoon BY the lh Ny
k,ia and detachment Of the regiment Of the wounded
HswkBs's ZousVes The line formed the Battery
and procession marched Up Broadway to Union Square
Az down Fourth avenue ssd tho Bowery to Bond street
TIL regiment ie Se~-Y with 1876 and with
sl gAey number Of their members behind whose
term Of enlistment hs- 10: yet expired. They in the
battles OF HstieIss Rosncss Camden wntOn, South Noun
tain Ans.an FIedecs,buIs and other engagements They
bring bsik cole presented to them In thi' city II Is
verced through through with the shot Of the enemy
gho boys cooking besTy AID well, and were welcomed
With h- most ensAasissc eheors The following Is t Of
the principal officers: CO.. L. C. Hawkins. Major T. Jar
eiae sSrTeou W. H. Humphrey, Assistapt-s1rsson W. L
Harding Captains Gstsn, Barnett, Klengworth. "ebtte
lie Bsir Hsamond. ChildS Porley, L,aty and horriss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

SUDDES DEATH or A SEcTssIoSIsT.-1es terday,
sbou. l2s o'clock M e W. JscksOn Of Nassau. \. p who
kas been Issieng ia FeneA Hotel for several weeis while
Standing at the bar fell down the noer. lie was picked
~ and PA, On chair Or Wels who was in the neigh
bofhocd 1t the time called TIE doctor that
abe hopeless Of heart disease All efforts to
revive the psteut were futile Deceased from pspeIs found
On hs posson appears hyvs been here on mission for
the sosb.rn Couidsrscy snd had purchased large sssor
r.nt Of goods shipment for the Rebels via Nassau N r.
be ,upposed bby been Vsinan, about 81 seT. Of
age In his pocket sEnong other .hings found lo~
Vsna STATE bond COEoaeT Colin held ell inquest on the
boiy. Dr. Robinson making post-norten eEsnnston N
TIE rendered verdict 81 Death from acute d case Of
heart" The effects Of deceased The hands o. the
CerooeI, swaus proper claimant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

The Hon. John T. Hogeboom aud the Rev.
yossph p hs nl@ D. D. viii deliyer sadressss before the
TventysecoDo We Loyal League, at the Broadway sHd
Hall this evening at "a O'clock The
5sdies "a W eli - Others sre invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
rVHE FIRM of FIRTH, POND & Co.

Il this day dissolved by mutual oonseni. . -
Tbs boois and papers Of The now dissolved VIII be
found ~ the music Of WILLIAM A. POND Co. No.
So Brosdwsy Newton who authorized TO settle tas
bBpinsn o; tie late arm In liquidation. -
(sjlned) JOHN FIRTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

HUDSON XIV FIX hAILhOAD-rVIL III
III BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud VEST. Trains Leave; A..
From Chsmoers.st "a "a from StnsI
Express and 10 m. snd3i f%-, p.L. H.' ana '''ss
~ and y. go D. N
Troy and Albany with sleep le;3hpm
log ca) l0;30 p. u.
Po1ghkeepsic train, II 49, I:1 m, ana iIS ana ss'
sd J. and $3.50 p. pm
Peeis III train rs en-, and IA, 4:c7 .. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

l. (orws) 81. s.ais Of. hereby agree to furnish
and deliver thousand tun' OF anthracite eoai for
.onnd. amounting to - dollars the whole In conformity
ith the and tsrs Of the advertisement OF the
- day Of April, 1863. from the Navy Department, and
hsrsunto appended
should my Tor osrl Offer be accepted Tor wei request 70
h. informed aud tina, the may DO foI arced
for axnatarss and certificate
(sisD.a) Alb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

CRIE RAILWAY.-Passcnger trans.
IL 7 a. m, Express for Bdifsle.
$50 q IN, blk. daily for OIByhs.
ann, wsv for 0ri-si ., Hewburrh and Warwick
bp M, Night Express, daily. iof Dunkir. bsh&is Keen
c.- IsDaadagna and prineips satio1.. Irs1o o. Ssus
day run, through Buffalo, but dses not run 60 Dunkht
pm ElngIant t.- ilv.nLk; - ,s..,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
FORM or GUARANTEE.

(Pl,ce)
(Dss
nereby certify that 10 the bes. Of my knowledge aud he
lief the sbovvnAnaed giarant0rI, - sId -, coed
aud suficieHt
signed @ II.
To be signed By tho United States D.ct Judge. United
States Dis.rietA tosney. Collector, OF Navy Agent
,py6-lawtvWea
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14

We have alNays fr.t th4t sholi the slave
holders succeed in securing the dependence Of
iheir Couiederacy. their ssmpashEers IN the
Free states would al once co-ame.ce an agitation
ior their several States sithdra~ins iron The Cn-
ion, and then 10 hitch them on behi a ths car Of
The triumphant Slave Power Wcdi8rot SUPPOSE
that they would come oat openl, ull aitrra Dts \.
ioa Peace, outltseems taag lheir imoatirace over
po~ertd their discretion We copy the fol 90.
mg from the editorial columns OF late -si5art
Argus:
sPEcCLArioNs UFoN rHE FrrCRE oF THE UNION
The Democrats OF Hunuug,oa County. lndi.
aus, heid a mass convention on the 6lh of De-
cemoer, a. which they passed resolutions decAr-
ins thAt ne recens pOiucai v.ctory ia the safe
~as verdict against The Admuis.rat on a i IN
iavor OF Constitutional hoe.tr. and declaring
that The restoration 81 peace upon an honorable
adjustment oi the issues Involved 90 toe civl war
~as paramount 20 sl other considerations. and
that IN considering The terms % such srttle.
nent, we viii lOok ouiy to the ~ciiarc. peace sud
sAiet, OF the white race. ~ilhout reference 10
The edeet that settlement may have upOn the
condition OF the African
The following resoi4.ion savors oi crossing
sectOnaism the iruit OF the resentment o. The
Vest asainst the ast:
hesotesd, That whcn We survey our present
unhappy diiheuitlus as a county, a. ~el As their
1tlsnal surroundings, the responsibilities OF their
authors and the couseq qleuces 30 flt4ie genera.
uons, the solemn aud imposing pfopoi uous Of
The subject inspire u with contempt Tor every.
tniHg ci a deceliigl OF umc-scrving Character
AID im3"l " 10 speak frankly, AID make this
solemn declaration That, had ID lot been 10
The iAnrt'cism OF aud prcl.aton oi New Eng
and, our generation would not have Sitnessed
Tie CHASTITY spectre OF disumOl. aLI we're 10 not
Tor the same causes, suil potent Tor evil those
diIhcuities would readily be aaJ l-,cd Therefore,
"e declare, that when we have exhausted every
reasonable Effort tor the restoration oi ihe Uuion
as II was, should Ne~ England sand in The
orsach, We, as Wes-ern mea. vii consult Wes-
eru interests and Western pude. whca alike
to- bid that the great Ml-s.-sippi Valley should
De divided, aud therefore rendered tl1ulary 10 a
ruinous system OF Yankee Intolerance. cuuidity.
aud lass legislation. No, never will ~e tor
one moment consent 20 surrender the ieli0N .hip
O any OF her galitLt soas, % the ncn cOm>
tnefce OF her broad acres. No the great Mis-
slssippt Valley, nOs aud forever our aud iu-
seperaole. Then vii We cleeiillly say 10 New
England, with all her clpiiliy, all her lueanness,
tanaticlsm, fOliies, anc moral turpi,uie, We bid
YOU good BY remembering you only Tor The
wrongs you have done US
eau any Que doubt TIE treasoEsbie drift and
purport VI that resolution. Is % not plan that
the hearts OF ITS authors aud a0eitcrs are With
jeff DAVIS aud his crew AID hosliir 90 the e.
forts Of the loyal 10 establish tns integrity aud
authority OF the UuOuf " y IriLune
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
General Banks.

Msjor Genera y. p. BASKs i emphatically
man Of the people Z itesing tte 0tftIe " lie
a. poor mechanic in New gaad cotton
mill, he has mounted GpEart % lame and gse-
funess-but not u fortune Do pccluisry sense
Of that tern-~ith a rspidity rarely eq1alled.
He became l4Wyer. and good oue lie sss
subseq lenuy elected 70 Coagre-s from Mas.a-
chgscits Everybody remembers the memor4-
be Struggle Of sixty DAYS <hich Terminated ia
placing bin 10 the Speaker char. and the EOn-
derfui poser and administrative ski ~ith whIch
be managed the stornne-t Congress on record
4 management 20 gsi aud impartial that but a
single appeal sas made from BIS de-ision snd
that vs. not sustaiued AID sg,h as TIE in
PRECISION made upon thar fiery s-sem5lsg- that
al the close Of the second session he received
the unanimous thanks OF the House
be vas then chosen, by an im neuss majority,
Governor Of Mas,sc1g--tt-. AID none ever pass
ed the ordeal of pubic lir With pgrer Or more
honorable record H- then retired from polu-
cal life and vas chosen President of the Illinois
Central Rn.road, a, salary o. So. .0O1 or 49,
900 year, and 50 great Nas the estimate OF his
Administrative abilities that the managers Of that
corporation we're glad % secure bis services a.
that high figure.
But be bad enjoyed that only lucrative position
he ever held b8ta fe~ m0ath- ~hen TINS ~sr
broke Ouf. de al once threw 10 lp ard entered
the service q as country. - B ga9.rr Gen
era. he Eas soon zf er~ar1s pr0mo.ed 70 the
post Of asj General, AID n sl' tie 8 i've service
ne has seen, he has proved that hi- talents ss =
soldier are equal % those he 5as exhibited 10
every other wax Of Us eveaifsl aud trIunphsn;
LIE.
The secret Of bis great s1ccess Is bis self reli-
ant courage. ard stern p1rpose % DO rgh;
whatever nav oppose As the commander o.
the Army cf the Gull, where the restoring pro-
cess bas commenced 80 suspiciousiy, and where
the combined talents Of the solder and the
statesmen are 20 greatly needed, tie country caR
desire 20 better man; for il any nan can oring
order out Of coufssion. snd mould anew TIE dis
cordant elements with which he has 70 deal, een.
Banks Is that ma0.-Ptts5Zrg Cazsfts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
The 'ChIvaIry" Trameking In White
Women.


correspondent OF the New York TriBans
writing from Port Royal, says be has met On
North Island a white woman. named Mr.. Crib.
who was sold into slavery IN lsoO. hy her brutal
husband. She preserve the bill a. s4ir. which
Is IN proper legal form. aud mcnt .ils - ~ tha
CONSULTATION " thv bargain. Mrs Cr.bo has
no negro blood whatetrf. hut D. OF pure Anglo.
saxon origin. She had LETT her husband ON
account OF his cruelty. and gone 10 live with
her father; but the husband came demanded.
ana sold her for tue paliry sum % =. aud then
|ehl on spree. lie has iOrtunal ~ been
Killed 10 the rebel army. leaving bis .sii. free
Cribb was a lazy, idle brute. nud would not
work. she had 10 support bim aud had % do
SOrk Tat was only utIed Tor men. such a
rpllidug rails, gruUoiAg the ground. cutting
down trees, a. Sir sass -lr o4ly was 10
slavery iOur " .eks ald CO I~lder. enc va sold
mgh, aud that Others have D--u sold i0r much
less IL tue purchaser d.-ire- the children.
they can be bOus sht alOA. with Tue motner. and
they are slaves until zI y,ars of age II he
dos not want the tll mO.hef has % give IN
The children, even II it o. a bale AZ ner breast.
AID leave 10 br1inl ~ t1e lusland Or tue cold
charity Oi the world Ia. mo.her 5 ga every
respect slave, wth ol- exception. She "A
compelled 10 do al sort of work. but the
owner cannot make her b & cOlc4b.gc. then
tn Law steps q 10 shield her from such ai in.
famous 0uirage- IL IA purchaser Is termin-
ed, through malacr, - uO q l.s Save. no amount
Of money can make him s-ll ile unfortunate
woman back int freedom. The s-lliar Of
wives Is not uncommon n >oIh Carolina
e-pec ally when tleir health broken down,
aud they are unAols o. d. hard work Mr.
CrioD -ay- that -cvln were sold ia her neigh.
oOrhOOd during the month of her sale. Ia ona
Of these cases brother purchA-.d bic sister's
freedom, aud tie husband became "A maniac.
having lost his reason iron a C 5us -iOusness of
having d.sgrAced himself beyond all bounds.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
HOUSE or REPREsENrArIvEs.

Lansing. Hsinesdag, January :, 1858
Pursuant TO the requirements oi the Constitu-
liou. the ,,mhers elect of the House OF Repre-
>,niaiives Of the Legislature of The State OF
Michigan, tor the year Il IS. assembled in the
Representative ia Of the Capitol. at Lansing
on Wvducs Jay. tie : IN day Of January. at ten
o'clock 4. h. a. we're called 10 order by Ed
ward W. Barber, Clerk Of the las, House.
Upon eSami / The credentials OF members,
IL vas asceftaiuvd that -he several counties were
fully represeu ed except the counties OF BAY,
OgemaW, &c. the second district Of Clinton Co.
me second district OF lugham county, the third
district Of LeuaSee county, aud the counties o.
Marquette, ChippeWay. Sc
On motion ot Nr. Cu.cieoan don. Wm. T
Howell, Of NvSayg0. ~As chosen Temporary
Speaker ~-s.
b. invitation OF the Speaker pro TEN, Hon
Geo. Martin, Chief Justice of the Suprem,
Court. appeared TO administer the oath OF Office
10 the several members elect Of the House
The roll o. the members was then called BY
counties and districts, when the members an
sSered 70 their names, and hSviag subscribed
ana taken the oath Of Office, we're admitted I,
seats a. Representatives in the Legis ature OF th
Sac of Michigan.
Ga motion OF Mr. Chspo,or, the Speaker Dr.
tenn was authorized to appoint Sergeant a
Arms pro tim
The Speaker pro ten appointed Luther Tuck
! er, OF Hi!lsdale, as Sergeant at Arms pre- isR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14

THE WoxyS OF NATIoS We DO rot hest
tate to say that the women give TO every nation
q moral temperament which shows itself in its
politics A hundred times We have seen weak
men sho~ real public virtue, because they bsd
by their sides women who supported them. OF
by advice az TO particulars, but bv fortifying
their feelings OF duty. ard by directing their
ambition. More frequently. We must confess
We have observed the domestic influence grad
uallv transforming a man, naturally generous
noble and unselhsh. into s cowardiv common
p.ce, place hunting, self seeker. thinking Of
public business only as = means Of making him
self ccnfortable-and this simply by contact
with q well conducted woman. faithful wife, az
excellent mother. bui from whose uiad the
g,and notion Of public duty vas entirely al
serbed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14

Adopted
Five hundred copies OF she Governors Mes
sage we're ordered printed for the use OF The
Senate
Mr. Cros~ei ofrres tae iolowiag.
Rssolre5. tthe House concurrirg.l That one
thousand copies OF The Governors message Dc
printed ard placed 10 tie hands Of the Adjgrsat
Genersi. i1r The purpose OF distributing TIE
same equally zmoa she several rex ialents ao~
IN tie neld from ihIs >.ate
Nr Fo~ .er moved 10 smend by striking out
~ 900, and inserting - OoN,' Carried
The resolution a. amended 3as adopted.
Mlr Northrup Offered TIC following:
Reso! ed That lAe Secretary % the Senate oe
directed 20 furnish our u4tors aud Represents
tiVes iu Congress. and 10 the Governors Of al
the >taies copiss OF tie Governors message
Lost
The President announced the following
HoUsE % REPREs STATIv4s.
Lansing. Jan. :, ls6S.
To the President of tie Senate
SIR-I instructed by snc House TO inform
Senatr that tie House has dol, nominated caa
didate Tor the Office Of Uliici States Senator,
in place of Hon Zac aiial Chandler, whose
term OF ofice viii expire on the An day OF March
next. Very respectfully.
ED W. BARBER,
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives
Laid on the table.
The hour Of o'clock P. VI having arrived
tie Senate proceeded TO the ball Of the House OF
Representatives,, ID meet tue House IN JOINT con.
vention, for the purpose OF comparing nomina
tions Tor United States Senator.
After short absence the Senate returned TO
the Senate chamber, aud was called to order by
the President
Roll called: quorum present.
The President announced tat the Senate bad
met the House in JOINT convention, and the Two
Houses being agreed in their nominations tor
United States Senator, Z4chariah Chandler was
declared duly elected 10 the ofice of Senator in
Congress tor the constitutional term OF SIX years
from and alter the fourth day Of MaIch next.
On motion, the Senate oJ)urned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14

ANEw RExEDY DR. Geo Shuuard, s1r
geon in the army, publishes a letter setting forth
the effect Of oxygen gas when administered. in
ordinary ausgmnal fesers Of the West, ievers Of
= typhoid character, and congestive chiHs. The
gas EaE administered in the form OF the nitrous
rable effect His theory Is that the blood has q
deficiency Of oxygen in all such cases, sud that
bis remedy supplies the defect The Doctor has
made a report Of the results Of bis experiments
to bis Official superior. which, when printed
will attract the attention Of the profession
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
VOL s, NO. WHOLE NO. 4O3.

Heaven 10 bear NE witneSs, tha, such are the
views forced upon ne by experience.
Come. then 70 the unconditional support Of
TIE Government Take INTO your own hand
your o~n institutions, ren.od~l them according
10 The Avs OF nations and ~ Got. aud thus a.
TAN that great prosperity assu ei 20 YOU by ge.
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