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The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

So much for being soundy abused ~ Copper
head priuts Mr. Lawrence's district last tai
gave 545 Fusion majority.
In the 9th district, We think there can be no
doubt Of tie reelection Of Judge Liulejohn,
lDem } by about loo msjouty-s result entirely
due to Republican votes cast for him By his ru-
merous personal friends.
An unfortunate mistake has also lost US the
ctr district. At late dsy Mr.. Draper, the
original Republican candidate, was wlthdrawn,
and Mr. knight substituted. This Information d.
vas not received ia time IN HurO county, aud
the entire Republican vote OF that county has
been cast for Mr. Draper The district is un-
doubtedly Republican, but it is, Mr. Green.
Dem, IL probably elected oy about fifty msjlr-
ry- Detroit Adv aud Irib
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
rAivartissmentl

Use CAUTION In calling for that ex-
celent SAleTatus, DeLand & Co. Chemical, be
sure that you get what you call for, as in conse-
quence OF its success there sre many limitations
in the market. Il is better than soda
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
rAirartisemarf1

NorIcE TO THE LADIES Mrs EZEKIEL
takes pleasure TO announce to the Lsdes OF Ian
sing and surrounding couatry, that she is pre-
pared 10 execute all kinds OF marking tor braid
ing and embro dering. Residence on Cedar st
I'd house north Of Michigan Avenue. I4l;w4.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

No BACKING Our - The Livingston
Democrat, in a recent number, denies, it says
BY authority, that the statement made some time
since in this paper. that Csc. w. PEcK, in a
speech before the Democratic Association here,
cbGrscterzed,th toe soldiers as Hell Hounds" and
the rebels in arms against the Government as
"our brethren" This-is hot the first time in
our acquaintance with Afr. PKcK, that he has
fhatly denied statements that he had as fatlv
made in his speeches. Whether this is because
OF bis reckless disregard of truth or wheiher, in
the eIcitunent of his speaking. he really don't
know what he rants about, We do not pretend to
. decide. W
We are informed that the speech referred to
was most bitter and reasonable TRADE against
the Goverameut from beginning to end, and that
the language quoted was but sample OF what
ne used on that occasion As the words then
Published as part of his speech were quoted
I nom hearsay, We have been to some pains TO
oo'su The exact PhraseoIOgy be employed. We
nov give his precise language, taken from the
= hPs OF one of his hearers, ~ho is. with Others
ready II required, to testify to its truth. Mr..
PICK said:
rhe Republican party (or ADMINISTRATION
nave carried on the war for two wears. They
ua'e sent their hell hounds and bull dog. down
SCUM and what have they accomplished. No
'oing And We told them that in the beginning
mar tney could accomplish nothing and the
&soo "ny 4, because they are our brethren
Aoo no" thel come back aud propose to kick
~. 'oss here in the North; aud We are ready
;q8 l,G -' mere may be no Misunderstanding
''F S' sels matter, the present editor OF this pa
=" 'As' the responsibility Of saying that the
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
wednesday Morning. April %. 1868.


The FIGURES which subscribers viii Ead attached
10 their their papers indicate the NUAEKR Of
she paper which their subscription paf. By The
snuns5er" IS meant the "WiIOLE NUMBER, which
may be found u The he4lng of the paper, which Is
changed weekly being increased each week hftytso
numbers constituting year BY referring TO thisnum
Der the healing Of the paper and comparing il with
ths agEber attached 10 tas name direction, the
paper su5crbers readily how their
stand on orr books
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

A. Turner d Co., at the Lower Town.
are now receiving new goods, which will be sold
at reduced pices. Cash paid for produce.
We shall keep Plaster during this month
only. 4i6s3
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

The returns from the official canvass through
OUT this State wear far more favorable appear
a. CO than the early reporis had led to lei
pate, ana We place Campbelfs majority al nearer
l2, 900 than 10, 600, as We estimated it the o,her
day.
From Judge Lawrence's district, We. get the
following Official returns:
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION For the arrangements Of tbs
system incidental to the change Of diet, Wounds
Eruptons and exposures which every Volunteer LA
BILE to- there remedies so safe convenient. an
reliable as HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT ?!
Cts per box AL
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words '' HOLLOWAY, NEw YoRE ASD LONDON % are dis
eernsble Water marx every leai Of the book vi
directions around each pot or box the same may be
plainly Seen 10y A0sdtS the lsGf 20 the light handsome
reward Will be given ~ any one rendering such
nation may lead TO tie any party par
counLerletIng the medicines vending same
knowing them 10 Oe spurious
s.*soid al the manufactory Of Professor HoILowAY
20 Maiden Lane, New YORK and by all rcspec table Drug
gsts anG Dealers ~ Medicine thr0ug hO4t tie civilized
world, IN boxes al IS cents 62 cents and 81 each.
Rs-lhere IS considerable saving by sakias the larger
siz-s.
y. B-Directons for the guidance OF patients In ev-
cry disorder affixed 10 each box.
403yI
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
New Advertise ments.
AMERICAN HOUsE

N HUDSON, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan, opposits
Captl building General stage Oeace kept u eonnee
tiol With th- H0.se
Lansing, Mich April 20. 1888. AT
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
Special Notices S
Special Notice.

Young gentlemen and ladies' wishing 70 prepare them
selves for teaching enjoy one Of the best oppnrtl
mites in our school, as devote all my time TO limited
number OF that class. r. TAYLOR
lansing, March 10Th, 1858. 4l2tf
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
7OR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED BY THE
BAYONEf, SABRE, Ok The BULLET,
SORES Or BRUISES

10 which every So.ler 4a1 sailor are liable there
no medicines So sAle sure and convenient Holloway
Plls snl Ointment The poor wounded AM almost dy-
lg sufferer mglt have his wounds dressed immediate
~ Il he would only prov1e himself with this fn4tchlass
Ointment, which should be thrust The wOuud aud
snearel al round u, then ered with piece linen
IRON his knapsack a9C compressed with handkerchief
Taxing, night ana morning 6Or Pills, cool the sys
TEN al1 prevent Inflammation
Evcry soldiers hn4psack AMI Seameu ) Chest should
be provided with these valuable Remedies.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
VNCsc HIttGvs

Bilious FeUer.
Fever ana EgI1e,
L5Usr Complaint,
Q1spepsJG,
DIGESTION,
.IGLt72 I5ce.
K1C7zeu com pJO171ts
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
mOLLOWAY's PILLS and OIATMLNT

A. who have fric1-s 4u4 Relatives the Army Or
NAVY sl0Ge iAAe - peclA- care tl-l I1es b. amp
sGppls- Via these Fs AQl Ointment 4ld where lie
brave Sy4lIrrs AID sailors have - pruvl-s
themselves VII tlcIa, ostser p.es-lt se seli
i-els BY 5Lsir frl-B4s. hey boen prOvea 10
tie Sol-lsrs nsyor-i-g trIsnI n taa Aour ~ nesd.
COUGHS AND COLIs AfFECTlAG TROOPS,
Wll be speedily relevod Sn1 eaacla4y cured BY
lsils 1Aess admirable medicines by pAs az proeF
attention Tie Directions attached - sach
Pot Box
SICk HEADACHES AND WANT Or APPETITE,
lNIlDkNIAL To SOLDItR>
Those feelings winch 50 sAdleu IS Usually arse from
irOl0le annoy ac-s DISTRACTED prrsplr4sl3n,
lLg 1rilAIls Whatever - GuWuOlssOlue tAls us
olls Tie tl-4 action Oi Ine liver AL1 stomach
IErse organs Oe relieved you desire - Be- Wei.
lie Pills, tAken according 10 The printed iassrlcio4
Will quickly produce healthy % both nvor AL
ana goOl appetite.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
WEAKNESS Or DEBILITY INDUCED BY
ONER FATIGUE

VIII soon disappear by the lse Of these invaluAbls
Pills, AMI tie >O4-ler NlA quickly acquire additional
strength Never lei The b9sl-s be ell1ar co4a4e1 "
unlls 4ctel upon. Il may seem strange IhAt Holio
way f-s saOG.4 b reeomnen4el ior Iy seltery AID
llx, 10y crsos sappJslus tAat tley w0ll4
the rS4A1As0n. Luls great mstAAe, these lIlls
Will correct tle LIVER AID stomach a.l tl-s
acrIl n-lG0rs from lie stem lnls ulelclle VII gye
tone AMI vgor - tie whole organic system,
1srAugsd, ale leA4th ALI strength i0lOW matter
" Nothing Will sEop lie relaxation VI lie Bow
e IS ~ sure t4ls lAnlo4s medicine.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

s p Newbro. Lllsing Crossla q Avery, lGnsvilie.
J Branch. atockbrilgs T. Thayer & o., L4asing
Jno A. L-sia. Wlll4msfuwl y Champ. Olou-Aga
REED 4 Covert Leslie Peter ifnirrman Mason VIM.
kFH Earie OnonlaFa q. \. Walker, Okemos and
by Druggists ana Merchants gencraiy throughout tbs
Inion 355yI
81 Dealers II my vel known medicines can have
shON Cards Circulars &c seut them Free n Lpense
BY addressing Thomas Holloway. 30 Maiden Lane, y \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-19
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN oHlt

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES In OHIO.
MAaIrrrA ooLLsss at Is truly magnificent Tork,
an honor 10 the authof the publsheIs and the whole
country. ."-President ADdreSs.
OHIO WESLEYAN UnVIRsiTT 'I IL exceeds my ezpoctA
lions II will bo my guide In orthognphy and pronun.
olatIon and will often be consulted BY me for It's neai
and accurate definitions. ."-Pfesident Thompson
W. q. EcLrCriO OoLsKsE NO have used
Wobster'a orthognphy AT Q recent meeting of oug
Yscuty Il was decided to change 10 70 conform to ta!
Of Worcestors Royal ousrto Dictionary "-Preoidept
Garfield
WKsrlHn REss1vE OoLLEGH. .--''I and u sortbg Of
cordial appreciation ."--President Hitchcock.
opvsLnl ooLtneS.--"It more than meets my eGpecta'
lions. I recommend II ss the standard authority 10
orthoepy to my children and my pupils. ."-Prssdopt
Morgan.
ANTIOCH CoLLKss''I adopt and aim to use In teach
ing writing and speaking the orthography snd proEun
ciation Of Worcester, Royal ouarto DisticnarS.'-
President Hill.
'In all my writing speaking, and teaching have CD
doavored to conform 10 the ules for ortbogsphy and
pronunciation as contained In Worcesera Dlctopaiy"
--Honce Mann, late President.
KENYON OoLLEon, GAhBnK.-' mo Of cordially recon-
ond IL as the most reliable standard horty OF he
Hngllsh language II is nou untton aud spoken p
President Andrew
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-19

CERTIFICATE.
This 10 certify that about eighteen months ago,
Commended using BTRLnes AMBRoBIA. My hair was
Short thin, and rapidly falling out. had tried many
Hair Tonios, Ipvigorato etc.. without receiving any
benefit Boon after using the Ambrosa my hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing 90 rapidly as to as
ton sh me. New my hair II thick, soft and glossy, and
q Ave feet four inches In lenghwhen let down. reach
Ing to the floor. This wonderful resultI attribute sole
ly 70 the use Of eTnLma's AMBRosIA, as since com
enoed using II have applied nothing else 70 my halr
No. 4p3 Broadway, New York.
We adyIse young persons, whose hair 10 beginning 10
fall ont 10 take Warning In time, and save their hair,
By using the Ambrosa. To those who have already lost
their hair the free pse Of the AhBRosh will surely
restore It. a. II has done for N0itsdnds.
DR.. eruLrHa's AMBRonA IL q stimulating oily ex-
tract Of boots, Barks and Herbs. It will cure all dis
ehses Of the scalp and itching Of the head, entirely
eradicats dsndru6, prevents the hair from filling out
or from turning premstur gray, causing 1t TO grow
thick and long Il is entirely different from all other
prepsntione ard can be relied on'
tits vel, known fact to Thousands in the city Of
New York that this the only article yet discovered
that will cure the Disease Of the Scalp and cause the hair
10 grow.
PRICE sI.OO PER BOX, containing two bottles.
Dp q. H. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No. l93 BROADWAY, New York.
FOR sale by aIl Druggists.
parch3O'63- -ddwly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-19
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Z Z IL ST.,
!. ERMaMRE Ez:
(. ;. CENTRAL IN, I i OHIO. l..s /.
va anL ANn
St6ubenVille Railroads,
-gta oyynR THE .s,sg 3
shortest, uuickess ana uAoss sxsiiA-
~ Bile Route .,.,,-.s 4
~ ig wgi0ca ale 10 a .b4l no uac w. Z
Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington City, Philadsiphia, 4
New York and Boston.
Direct connections are made at Bellsirs with
saea la the ea1s ay
BALrIMoRR AND Ono RAILROAD,
And at Pittsburgh with the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays sI
,epted) as follows; 20 -saa 20

Trains leave Columbus daily (Sundays exA
,epted) as follows; saa no 3
NIGHT ExPREss-Leav Columbus via Central
Ohio II. Il. AIS o. M. will stop at all stations when
sRnaed arriving at Bellaire at 1898 m; Baltimore
600 O. M. Washington City, 500 q. m. Eight tIains
daily TO Philadelphia and New York; also connects az
Belaire for Pitiburg Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York. Z. H0H HHa-
MIGHT ExpREss--Leaves oolumbus via steuben-
Vile, rs a. m. arriyel at Steubenyl,e, 1900 M
Pittbugh, $50 p. m; Harrisburg, x:OO .. nj snu
more, 6:I5 a. PHILADELPHIA 6:s5 q. mi New York
via ALLIE entown, 935 M; via Philsdephia is:oU M.
NEW YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBENviLLD-
Leaves Columbus 1I:l5 M; arrives at Steubenvtlh,
Sis p. m; Pituburg, 500 p. M; Harrisburg SD Q.
m; Baltinore, ll;3O m Philadelphia lO2O a. m'i
New York 200 p. IN. .iU.sc 4sf i
DAY ExPRRss via CENTRAL OHIO n. R.
Leaves Columbus. $40 M: will stop at all stations,
ana arrive At Beiaire, 1000 p. m; Grafton 255 m
Piedmont G:5U; Cumberland. e3S; Mariinlburg i4s;
Harper's Ferry, l:03 p. M; Baltimore, 5:OO Washing
ton 0ity, 935; Philadelphia, 1880 y. Bgnt traina
TO New YORK daily. Arrive at tittsburg. $40 o. m
Harrisburg, l2:t5 p. M; Baltimore. 5'35 p. M;
Philadelphia, 5;a5 p. M; New YORK, 1000 p. M.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains,
Passengers desiring tickets BY the above routes yh the
Pen Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
should be particular TO ask for them via Beiare or
3teubsnyilie. ...-.--.L. ~. M. !,
jnne7 General Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-19
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO


SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO
iron. Rec. Anso. SnytA, OOmmisionsr Of Common
f| Schools IN OAio.
''Ths Dictionary is lmpsrlshsblo monument to the
learning and industry Of ls author, and honor 10 the
world q stten The mechanical execution Is far sups'
rior 70 that Of amp other Lexicon With which su ac-
quainted.'
EFona Hca II h.. Ba,.i.y. Es oOEir4sstcn1F o,
Slh0ols ~ Ohio,
che Ross reliable standard asthontS, 4 Itl iSs-
gaAgs.'
Leading Newspapers OF Ohio Gay.
from tas Ol.stlHnd EsraId q, AdrSh 9s.
rhs orthosrsphy Of tho Worcester Dictionary Is that
uped bs most n not ALL authors OF distinction In this
country and RngAnd and conforms to tho general mage
Of ordinary wuten and speakers.
Whatever prejudices may have existed pteVious5j
careful study Of this volume viii avsnsey followed
10 ada II TO the we'll selected library, be 1t large OF sa
II i library In ITSELF and will remain an impersha-
bis record Of the learning ofiu compiler n1
From Ne Oinctnpdtt Commercial Of AprG 20
Here arc upwards Of hundred thousand Words-gcOt,
had and ndiherent-whose multiiari9us meanings and
doyatons together with their correct speliing and pro-
nunciaon are set clearly before the eye The Hoyk 10
the greatest Thossurus Of EDghsh Wofdi
ever published
from tie OIsVsland PIdiadsaler Of 6Fpt 1850.
Evidently WeAcEsrEI's BSIkB QuARTo DioTloEhAI u
not onty ~ iast but l BEST toort Of as Kind s0sr H
sued and can By possibility suffer by comparison OF
controversy.
.F1 ESo,n Ms TbIsdo BLddt Of hoy 20.
Al to YxoHuHCIkTloH, WoRofSTER Is Tnz erAHDARD
followed by our best authors; In dennitiona ne leaves
nothing to be desired and In 0RTuoakAPnT 10 snlloen'
to say that WoRCEsrR can DO safely followed
INGHAm q BRAGG,
Publishers, Booksellers & StAticHefs'
NO. isi SUPERIOR sT., oLNvnLAND' oHIo
nars
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-19
WORCEssA 4 AlS'S3
ROYAL QUART0 0DICTI0EARY'
sal1'tL-s w AGtt|,
The Lstsst--.Tns Largsst-..Ths ssst,
Z; 81 !, fh, Ohsapvst Sse2uss chs sess,

Snor,ts OF ybe e.ngiiss s.slaBEage," .
sas g,s,..iyed Esn.,,4rt x<i,scdiors OF 0hso,
.rar oasr snsLIsa pIorIoNsay sxTAET."
% ao sYary ksn gs1Y@tsrs.
a,,., A., onva,d, q, Hundred rhccsaad Words,
hoaa uisrlous meAnings and derivatons, togetner
With eicorrsc sPellisE n7d pronnh'suoD ave '''S's
cot bsfoSA Tbs sse.P
th Oasscf,saan Co0smsrotdi
Rsod "a. Decisions Of thc Members 0l tAs OASo SScH
L r f.- 7Sdoh6r's AssociGtfon.
Ths undersigned, members Of the Ohio stale Tescles
Association, adopt and aim to uEe In teaenmgi Wnb
And speaking, the orthography and pIonnnchsloh
Woroestofs Eoyal ouArto Dictionary and Ne most cor
dlsy recommend II as the most reliable standard au
thoy Of The Nngllsh language, ~ IT'S nov wr!'en A"o
boK,n AspaHws, Pr sldont Kenyon college.
M D. LRsarrr, Superintendent GAINESVILLE SehOos'
THos. W. HARVEY, bup't hAsSilon Union Schools.
u. r. cOwDraH, suP't Public sShoSs, ssans'E''
8. N. sAmoRD, Principal Cleveland Semal' semins
wn. Mrronrll, sup. Public Schools, M. Union.
yoHr ooprr, Principal bhte Normal eooo0i' "i"n''
oYRvs NsOs, Principal EOurth Iatsrnodlals s'hoo''
CINCINNATI.
EDw IN REsLL, Principal McNesly Normal School:
ELI T. TAPPAn Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University
Wa W. EDwARDs, Supt Troy Union School; o
A. @. HOPKINS, Principal West High sonooi o"'o
land. ,, c,
8. A. NohxoH, Associate Prlncpai bBn 1snO0h "i0''
'AS Ta,opSnu sTuRlIxs Principal High nebonl oltvs
nj. r. lIi IiuNisroa, Principal Cleveland Institute.
= A.. dARyIEbp, President Of Electic Institute, al
W. L. HLHSn, Prot Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
II. II. BARAu, Hx-OomniSsipnoI OF Uormon sonooh'
Ohio.
Tnos HlLA, President Antioch College,
o. VI II. OATHoARf, PIoi hathemauo,' EsD
School, Dayton.
D. o. oRuHsAUss, Prof Language niso FGhHoi
Dayton.
4. NJ. BARBER, sup't Union Schools Ashland
Nors Aan Sis Hundred other Prssidsst; Of CStIs-
oss Pyoysssors, authors and Distin0pishsd Adrcd'
lore Ados Sldorssd he aboUs sentiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-17

McDCuGALLOu Tuesday June rs, Donpd, Youngest son
Of fTGh and Emma H. McDougal. oged Jsafs apd IL
month.
The rDds Of the family respectfully inwtsd 20 atend
bis funeral from the resid q BIZ parents no 40
lie street Williamsburg, Wedne'day eft1r"So" ~
O'Clock
RIPLEY Sud1o,ly on Monday June IS WIN. Ripley 1soo
90 years. ii months and days. ..
TIE relative, and friends OF the fiy, Lebanon oose
l9l J.. and A. NJ Polar Star Lodge l. q. Of %. Fro ~,
end Southwark Engsne Co No. 49, respectfully inve'
% attend h funeral without further notice on IhgIs9s
18Th inst, at O'Clock m from his late esidence no. ~
Suffolk street. Grsnd. His remains will DO taken 10
Cypress Hills for intermsns
NeT London and Norwich ospers please cory.
BUTIEEFORD-At her residence, in Nsw Jersey on Ides
day. June TO- in her 18th year. Merry eldest danssu OF 'hs
lote John Rutherford
Her relatives and friends Invited 70 attend her itners
without further notice, at Christ Church. Beovi5 -
O'Clock, Thursday afternoon. the 18th inst CsFrsges
will be in attendance the Cobetrset Station IL new
ark the arrival OF the $50 train from New York ~
ROGERS - On Tuesday. June IL Charles Henry RllsI
youngest Of 7. L. and H. Roger aged months ana
Is days
The relatives and friends Of the family nvitse 20 a'tsHd
the funeral Ihsrsdsy at from the residence o.
bis parents foot OF Eighty-tbrd street, East RvoE
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DIED.

BROWN - Rebeccs h. Brown, Of consumption second
dsus liter Of r.. " oodfun Brown and Emma PendeiDu
Brown eyed ~ yacfa AID II months she died with sure
moo. of a bio sod Immortality beyond tho gave
The funefs will take plsco "Wednesday afternoon at
O'clock from tho IrsGpnrs OF her father, No Ofoat JOnes
., The remains viii be- tasen 10 SecondsteeI Gene.
triy.
ELaIG-In Caroline Tompkins County ON Friday April a.
of dithhsa IIsncis o.. 81 Robert and saiHh u
Bier, aged years aud month";
BROWN-ln PoIboio Mess. rndlenly Thuuday, June
H. Minnie KrIr, eyed years und months. ypungr't
daughter oil Nabzn q. aud Bessie h. Brown OF booAIyn.
y. \.
DlJNN-sudleny on Monday. June II. OF homoiIhage Of
tho lungs Annie NJ Damn. la'c PHgcpa " Primary school
No a. second Ishcf OF l5hoi aud tic late josiah T.
m, I,;i,s. and friends Of the family snd those OF her
LrtLrrih-sw ". H. oiton. repeatedly invited to
attend tie funeral from her late residence No I" Yves,
Thirty hrd street. this tN odnesdsS morning AZ .. o'clock
The remains will be taken % Metuchn, ~ j.. Tor inrI'
msnt.
uhRPUR-M Haipunvls Bfoome County NY, on Mon
d. NAV rs PAMELA wife OF Robert Uiipur aud dansl.
ter Of tho late Belts 0. Bunbfdse, In the boh year o.
LoT
BOEF-On Monday June Is Cornelius Hoh Ia the III year
Of his nj -,.-, 4. ,,.a
nm, forr.i rom hi. late rssd.ueee No lp3 Nos Houston
street on "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
JONFs-In Brooklyn On Sunday evening. June H. honE'
4. Jons.. Ia tbs 2JtE year OF bi' t.o fl
T relative. md friends 81 the family ere respectfully n'
10 attend the funeral "Wednesday afternoon at 0cl"eh
iol thg te,idoncs Of Wm. II Taylor W. Nassau '''e7'
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Missouri aty,r Convention.

JEFFERSON CiIY, Tuesday June rs. 1869.
The State Convention met ut J O'Clock to-day
Mr. Smith Of 81. Ions introduced IN ordinance
providing: First, that 10 slaves shall come
into the State tor permanent residence therein.
Second, that on the 4th of July, 1870 Slavery
shall cease forever in Missuri. Third the
Legislature may by law declare the political 81 .tu.
Of free porsous Of color and provide by jusi and
humane system Of apprenticeship TO he exercised
through the country 30 as 10 pEcycn. such EersoI'
becoming public charge.
A committee Of one rom each Congressional Dis
trcs was elected by the Convention, 10 CONSIDER al
plans alG propositions Tor tie emancipation Oi slaves
IN Missouri.
Alr Drake called up biz emancipation resolutions
ofered yesterday, aud made lengthy speech bu
is!l,d ~ gcf vote Of the Convention thereon.
hlf. BUchinndse alsO sloks 70 A.s resola
During the afternoon rtsslJG, several piars io
euaac, 9i,on ere introduced, which, together witt
thos. Introduce thus morning aud yesterday, were
referred 10 tho Committee on Emancipation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-17
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
OFFICIAL ADVIcgs 70 THE 18th.
EVERYTHING GOING ON WELL.
The Enemy In Force at Yazoo City.

WAsHIsGroS Tuesday. June rs. 1863.
Official advcsS from Vlcksburg, dated llth, have
been received here. They are of the most cheering
general character. Our artillery andmortars con-
tinue to play upon the town. Three females, who
were put outside the city by Gen. PemSerton, assert
that the garrison is short of ammunition. Provisions
are scarce. and not to DO bought at any price
The garrison is subsistipg on quarter raticns,
mainly on corn meal and peas. The women aud
children seek shelter in caves from our shot and
shell, which fall heavily on the city, and conse-
quenily but few lives are lost among them.
Tie enemy occupies Canton and Yazoo City in
considerable force.